The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-11-07
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Osman Digna gains ground.
The king OF vitu win fight the English.
The Irish land league Is out OF funds.
Express rates have been raised in the
east.
California on wheels is coming home
In December.
The Diss Debar IS practicing clairvoy-
ancy in Brooklyn.
Japan has had $1,000 cholera cases, OF
which 2S.500 were fatal.
Twenty blocks of Mobile were burned |
Oct. %. Loss S750. 900; insurance S400, GOO. |
The English market demanded 50 per
cent for taking the new Portuguese loan. |
Settlers in the western parr OF Okla |
homa are suffering for food and cloth |
ing.
which pass between Erzeroum and Trebi-
zond.
The Fenians have decided that here
after all their meetings shall be open TO
the public.
Our government indorses Miners
course In connection with the murder OF
Barrundia.
Mayor Patrick ]. Gleason Of Long ISL
and City IS in jail for assaulting news
paper reporter.
Senator Blackburn OF Kentucky was
thrown from a buggy the other day and
his shoulder was broken.
The cars car was fred at at Goodno
the other day as he was returning from
a hun ing trip in Poland.
Another supposed vi tim of the Malta
in New Orleans has been found floating
in the river, tied up in a sack.
The London trades council has sent
$4,000 70 the striking miners in Aus
tralia and promises SLUG. 900 more
At Bonneville. Mo-, h. s. Hines and
F. b. Huffman have been held for rob
bing the Missouri Pacific at Outerville.
The statement that the Germans at
Bagamoyo had issued n decree permitting
the sale Of slaves is automatically denied.
Four men are charged with the muir
der of Chief of Police HenneSSy In New
Orleans and eleven with being accessory.
The federated British shipowners are
discussing a general lockout TO break
down the federation of maratime labor
unions.
The Standard oil monopoly is reducing
the prce paid to producers from 80 cents
q barrel down. The price TO consumers
is rising.
John Fox poured oil of rltriol over his
mistress. Mrs Kohler, in Chicago Oct.
%. frightfuly burning her, because OF
jealousy.
Michael Brazell,s body was found lying
in his yard at Desplaines, Ill, Oct. %.
with the skull split open and the pock-
cts rified.
The new French tariff places cereals.
liv stock and meat in the list OF articles
the duty on which may not be reduced
by treaty.
The Western Union telegraph company
is discharging those operators in Chicago
who are active members of the teleg-
raphers' union.
Michael O'Grady, the Fenian leader
and advocate of dynamite, was burned
to death in a tenement-house fire in
Brooklyn Oct. %.
The supply of natural gas at Pittburg
proves insufficient and IL has beer shut
OF from the 1000 pudding furnaces that
used it for fuel.
Three men robbed the occupants of a
Tex Oct. % and jumped from the NOV
ing train and disappeared
The duke of Marlborot gh acted in such
an ungentlemanly way while attending
theater at New York with his wife Oct.
"A that the audience Kissed him.
A law taxing express companies 2 per
cent OF their receipts for carrying freight
over leased lines in Kansas has been
sustained by the federal circuit court.
Boodler McGarigIe OF Chicago the other
day attempted To shake hands with Sher-
If Matson, from whom he escaped few
years ago, and Matson knocked him
down.
Inc 2ONeT0me0L VIII T6ltCN6
distress caused by the failure of the po-
tato crop in Donegal county, ireland, by
spending S2,90O,000 in railroad building
there.
Riots and conflicts between soldiers
and peasants are reported in varions
parts OF Russia. and the risons are full
OF suspects, mostly young men OF edu-
cation.
Albert Ludermeyer OF Kewaunee, Wis,
quarreled with his young wife about the
quantity of potatoes they should lay in
for winter and shot and killed her and
himself.
The Allan steamship line agreed with
its employees to submit their differences
to arbitration, but hen this was done
the employees broke faith and refused to
abide by the decision.
A passenger train and freight train
%, and were wrecked and nearly entirely
destroyed by fire. Six persons were
Killed and six badly injured.
The woman no wrote for the Oakland
Times over the name of Sophie Search, %
Mrs. Harlow Davis, has been arrested,
with her husband. at Omaha for writing
obscene blackmailing letters.
| Walter James Lyons, who caught his
mother and Quartermaster Sergeant
John Stewart OF the royal artillery hold
/ ing improper relations in London and
killed the sergeant, has been convicted
of manslaughter.
An English company offers to con-
meet Prince Edward island with the Ca
madam mainland by railway tunnel
costing SI7,00o,000 If Canada will guar
| antee 6 per cent for 100 years on that
amount OF bonds.
] A hurricane struck balloon in which
| three aeronauts had risen from Paris
Oct. % and carried 1t $50 miles to the
northeast, where the occupants were
thrown out and badly injured, but,
strangely enough, they were not killed.
Thomas j. Minis and Miss Gertrude
Pitman were married in front of the
| grand stand at Birmingham, AL, at the
state fair Oct. "a, in the presence of
10000 people, and then went up in a bal
loon which landed them on the top of a
mountain seventeen miles away.
Three hundred Poles, attempting to
/ reach PruSsian territory from Russia
Oct. "a, with intent to emigrate TO Bra
zil were ordered back by the Russian
frontier guard, and, refusing to go back,
were fired ON and six men, two women
and one child were killed.
The chemist at the Quaker City dye
| works, Philadelphia, has been experiment.
ing with new dye. The ingredients
sic acid, some of which leaked into the
dressing of the employees, four OF
! whom we're poisoned, two fatally it was
thought, by inhaling the fumes.
Jimmy Hope, the burglar, who served
term in San Quentin and was ther
taken to New York to answer to the
charge of completely in the Manhat-
tan bank robbery, but could not be held
is raising cattle in South America. He
has Just secured the release of his sor
John in consideration of the return OF
the bonds stolen from the bank. John
went to Sing Sing for twenty years ii
1879 for the Manhattan job.
Il A Santa Fe vestibule train left the
track and was completely wrecked neal
Waukesha, Kas.. Oct. "A, and twenty.
two persons were injured, among then
Of Fresno, Mrs. j. White and Ell zabeth
Babbett of Oakland and S. Sylvester O
Milton.