The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-25
EASTERN NEWS.
The Result of Women's Voting in
Wisconsin.
OVER 10000 PERSONS THROWN OFT
OF WORK IN NEW YORk.
Eight Hours a Days wOrk-The Lottery
Bill Passes the Honse- Alaskas
southern Boundary Line.

Porcupine, the apostle of the new In
dian Christ. hsss been elected from the /
Crow reservation.
The Louisiana Lottery bill passed the +
House over the Governors veto by
vote oi 6S ayes 10 81 noes.
Edward NJ. DOYLE, charged with I
bigamy and under arrest at New'lerg, n. I
Y, will be brought TO Portland soon by (
Detective Day.
II is now asserted on good authority
that Mrs. Frank Leslie and the Marquis /
de Leuville are really TO be marie and
that special license has been taken out. /
An excursion steamer with $50 pass
engers on board was struck by cyclone +
the 18th on Lake Pepin, Mimi, and I
capsized, only twenty persons being /
saved.
General Clinton r. Fisk, who ran for
in New York the 9th inst, in his sixty
second year. Tie was buried at Cold
water, Mich.
Near Gainesville, Florida, on the 18th
of the month, a sailboat, with thirteen
people, capsized ON the lake. Three
were drowned, the others being saved by
clinging 10 the boat.
c. l.. l.. Gage, young man connected
with the stove firm of Gage 4 Horton,
has disappeared with $40, 900 which he
collected Tor his mother Gambling is
said TO be the cause OF his downfall.
A cyclone struck the northern side OF
ST. Paul the 18th destroying great deal
of property and killing about forty
people thence il swept TO the east leav-
"A at,1 sfsGnlaffnf, IN track
General John c. Fremont, " The
Pathfinder" so we'll known in Oregon
hislory, died in New York City, the
afternoon of the 18th, after a brief ILL
ness. The Generals age was u years
and d months to a day at the time OF his
death.
The Georgia Melon Exchange, which
was formed by the leading growers with
a view TO regulating the output and
making the sales direct TO retailers, has
gone under. President Forester says
that the enemies OF the movement sue
eeeded in killing il by falsely represent
ing il As a trust.
Lucinda jackson, a beautiful girl of
10, and daughter OF wealthy parents,
committed suicide recently in curious
manner The young woman procured a
box Of matches, and taking them TO her
room she ate the poisonous ends and
died IN great agony, despite the. efforts Of
physicians TO revive her.
The Clothing Manufacturers Associa-
tion OF New York has gwen notice to its
one Thousand cutters that they will be
locked out Saturday. The manufac-
turers state that this step is taken in re-
taliation for the boycott placed on one OF
their number, Alfred Benjamin K Co.
Over q, COO persons will be thr wn out
OF work.
The Committee on Labor at Washing
ton has reported favorably bill consti-
tuting eight hours days work for all
laborers employed by the Government.
The committee states that the question
of shortening the hours OF labor rs being
considered the world over, and in the
main workmen have succeeded in having
the hours reduced.
1t is reported that constable's posse
near Hazard, Perry County KY, in
search OF Buck and Zach Frigate, des-
Deradoes, La conflict in the mountains
with the gang OF outlaws. Two consta-
lies were killed and two wounded. Buck
Frigate was captured. Ii Is feared that
an attempt VIII be made TO rescue him,
in which case there will be further blood
shed.
The Edmonton Northwest Territory
Bulletin states that report was re-
,,eived at Fort Chippewayan recently
from the North that United States sur
veyors had established the l4ist meri-
dian, which forms the boundary be-
! tween Canada and Alaska, twenty-eight
miles further east than 1t was generally
supposed to be- This will transfer a
/ long stretch OF the gold bearing district
4 Of the Yukon to the United States, and
will also place the Hudson Bay company
post of Rampant House outside of British
4 territory.
Willie Maybe, fifteen-year-old boy OF
1 Upper Sandusky, went TO Columbus,
Ohio, to spend the Fourth, and was
stopping with his uncle, Charles Snyder,
when he had a fuss With a neighbor-
ing boy, who called him name, where
upon May lie threw stone at the boy
which missed him and hit his sister, a
little girl, but did not hurt her seriously
some one told Maybe the police were go
ing to arrest him as he nearly killed the
gill, aud he ran into the house, got his
uncle's revolver, placed it to his head
and blew out his brains.
A St. Paul dispatch SAYS: 1t has beer
practically determined to hold the mex
, session OF the National Educational As
sociation at Saratoga, n. Y, Superin
tendent McElrov of Oregon extended al
, invitation to the National Association Il
hold the meeting OF 1894 at Portland, Or
Superintendent Gault of Tacoma heartily
: cooperating in this move to hold a
, Portland, which mas been received Will
| favor by thousands of the teachers ant
delegates SO recently assembled in st
Paul, and the effort will probably b
successful. The magnificent display c
crayon and pencil work from the Port
; land schools on exhibition here durin
Z the convention attracted great attention
Judge Kavanaugh OF the Polk Count
District Court has rendered decisio
that an alien can acquire by inheritanc
no right or interest to real estate in Iowa
On the 10th day of September, 1SS.
Bernard Callan, resident and citizen {
Iowa, died in Polk County, leaving
small amount of personal property an
several parcels OF OF zeal estate. He LEI
. no widow or children surviving him, bU
several remote heirs in the State
Massachusetts and several others wi,
e are citizens and residents of Gres
: Britain. Claims were filed against til
: estate, to the allowance of which tn
foreign heirs objected The claimant
Q contended that the foreign heirs had n
4 standing in court, Tor the reason ths
: they are aliens and their objection
should not be heard. The Court coli
cided in this view. The law passed b
] the Twenty-second General Assembl
: provides that non resident aliens al
g prohibited from acquiring title to
y taking or holding any lands or real e
D tate in this State by descent, devils
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