Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-01-11
EASTERNeAlTEMS.
CHICAGO HAS NEW CHIEF OF
POLICE.
The Russian Plague Sweeping Over the
Country - An Apache Murderer
Hanged = Congressman
Randall Ill.
Patti has bleached her hair.

Elton Nay, New York chemist, died
from cecoaine poisoning.
Thirty cases of Russian influenza are
reported at Duluth, Mimi.
Wall street bears beat down Western
Union stock five points the other day.
The widow of General George IL.
Thomas has just died in Washington.
The republican national league has
been sued Tor sta tionary bill OF fll Duo.
Edward E. Waite, son of Chief JUS
tice Waite, and Toledo lawyer, is dead,
in Washington.
Henry w. Grady, Atlanta's gifted
editor, orator and politician, died at his
home OF pneumonIa.
Chi ago's chief OF police Hubbard has
been super eded by Ex-United States
Marshal F. H. Marsh.
1t is denied that G. G. Washburn's
Minneapolis Touring mills are about to
be sold to an English syndi ate.
Nahdiezaz, an 4 5ache murderer, was
hanged at Globe, Arizona. He killed
AAlD0bChdLG 4AOCb bLilCO yNINAS NS7S
Secretary Mobiles latest decision en-
forces the right of guardian to perfect a
title when the original goes insane.
A family named Wilhelm, cosisting of
a man, wife and child, were exphyxlated
by gas from coal stove at Akron, .,
At Brooklyn, N. Y, Frank Bemick, a
banker, killed his~uother and shot HIM
self fatally, while temporarily insane
At Fort Worth, Tex, recently, a cotton
with ten carloads OF cotton on
the platform was burned. Loss $l5O, 900.
Alexander Wilkins, Tuscorora In
dian, was murdered at Hiagard falls.
He is the brother Of the sachem of the
tribe.
Asa Upton, horse-thief, was shot and
killed at Winslow, Ariz by Deputy
sheriff John Francis, while resisting
arrest.
Officials of the Wisconsin Central
road and directors of the Northern Pa
cific deny that the lines will be CONSOLE
dated.
New York sailors and fireman demand
a material increase of wages, and ask for
1 conference with committee OF ship
owners.
John R. Byrne, of Pittsburg, charged,
together with Powderly, with conspiracy
against Edward Callaghan, has been
arrested.
Charles Gilman, rancher neal Salt
Lake, shot and killed sheepherder,
Joseph Walkey, who was also shooting
at Gilman.
A boiler in Neff Brothers mill, Ed
more, Mich exploded Thursday, killing
the foreman, f. Stranman, and injuring
three others.
Christ worthless character,
killedahls y----azN p zen tonfmlted sui-
eide, in fit of drunken rage, at 0wa-
tonna. MINI.
There have been listed in the New
Y ork Stock Exchange 1924, 900 in new
D. r & n. Co consolidated mortgage
per cent. bonds.
The Rawlins and White River stage,
in Wyoming, was held up by two masked
men, took $150 from the passengers and
all the registered mail.
The main building of the Western
college, Toledo, O, was burned Thurs
day L,ss, 81 5000; insurance email.
1t will be rebuilt at once.
New Years passed off very well in
Washington without wine at official re-
ceptions CIaret only was used, and
that in very rare instances.
The best strike of natural gas in South
Dakota has just been made at Reatield,
Sphinx county. The pressure is so great
that it carries standard gravel sixty feet
into the air.
Congressman Raudalls death is hourly
expected. He sail to be living by
sheer exercise OF h will power. He is
emaciated and looks very bag
gard. His malady is cancer.
Irving NJ. Scott is in Washington and
has expressed an intention of bidding on
all three Of the big government cruisers,
35OJ, SO and 1000 ton ones. He pro-
poses to build them all at San Francisco
if he can get the contracts.
Xavier Francois PicaneZ, a French
burglar and murderer, who fed to this
country four years ago, was arrested in
the Pardee coal mines, Pennsylvania,
nearly mile underground, by detec
tive, and is now held for extraditiOn.
Senator Stanford has gone to New
England to attend conference with
leading educators there with view of
selecting a president for his university.
This puts to rest the report that the sena'
tor intended to occupy this POSITION
himself.
In the last three weeks the president
sent to the senate 1929 messages ontain-
ing the nominations, including army and
navy appointments, of about 1000 per-
sons. When the senate adjourned there
had been made public combinations OF
about 1000 of these nominations, the
great majority being postmasters.
C. P. Harrington is going to build a
New York residence at Fifth avenue and
street. 1t is to be built OF
brick and iron. The foundation
takes 200, 900 bricks, being built down
in the ground upon the underlying
rocks. A carriage way extends into the
house and past the elevator landing.
Seventy-fve settlers attempted to es-
tablish townsite on Fort Pierre reser-
South Dakota. The half-breeds
discovered them at their work, and
swooped down upon them with guns,
pistols and lassoes. The would-be set
tiers fed precipitately, and got safely
across the river. The Indians then set
fire to the lumber, ETC., and burned it up.
The contractors for construction of the