The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-08-30
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WASHBURN, : = NORTH DAKOTA
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Emperor William wants to 60 to Fin
land.
Guatemala has signed peace with Sal
vador.
The Chicago stock yards strike Is un-
changed.
The Wilkesbarre cyclone victims mum
Der sixteen.
Chicago & Alton switchmen at Chicago
have struck.
The senate yesterday eulogized the late
Senator Beck.
Idaho democrats nominated Benjamin
Wilson for governor.
Idaho republicans have nominated G..
L. Shoup for governor.
One hundred and fifty lives have been
lost by q Swiss cyclone.
There is a shortage in the hop crop,
especially in New York.
The Wilson original package bill is to
be tested at Topeka, Kan.
The senate will not take up the elec-
tions bill till December LIST.
The senate has passed the house billto
relieve settlers on railroad lands.
Chicago stock yards firemen and engi-
neers are on strike for an advance.
Pennsylvania prohibitionists nomi-
mated Charles w. Miller for governor.
The senate has agreed to close debate
and vote on tariff bill, September 9Th.
Jerry Cleveland was murdered for
money in Sawyer county, Wis.,, Tuesday.
The strike of the Belgian miners is
spreading, there now being 1850 out.
The New York central freight depart
ment now takes freight from all other
roads.
A severe storm damaged buildings at
Fostoria, Ohio, Wednesday, but no lives
were lost.
Bostonians will hold q public memo
rial meeting for John Boyle O'Reilly
September I'd.
A boat containing eight persons
swamped at Conway, in Wales, and all
were drowned.
Two men were fragmentized and 9TH
ers injured by a powder explosion at
Waltham, Eng.
The Thousand Island park hotel in the
St. Lawrence river burned Wednesday,
causing a loss of $4,000.
Two men named Hamilton and Fer
guson killed each other in q duel, Mon
day, at junction City, KY.
A freight collision at Mullen, Neb.,
Monday, killed Myrtle Wilgus, John
Wymore and a tramp and wounded six.
Col. C. w. Rodecker, of Wisconsin,
is one of the members Of the new execu-
tive council of the Union Sons of Veter-
ans.
Mcvickers theatre at Chicago burned
Tuesday, causing q loss of 100000, and
probably fatally injuring fireman Jack
Duffy.
A man named Fielder, near Lobo, ILL.,,
was killed by q 14-year. old son because
he refused to plant q certain field in
wheat.
A locomotive boiler exploded neal
Manifold, O., on the N. Y, p. & O., kill
ing Albert Graham and Joseph Murphy,
engineer and fireman.
The New York Grant Monument ASSOC
citation considers the proposed removal
of Grants remains to Washington as des-
ecration of the grave, and protest against
it.
The Pennsylvania railroad has consol-
idated its branches under the name of
the Pittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati & st.
Louis railway. Capital stock, $15O,OOO,-
600.
Pullman Conductor Camp was killed
by q railroad collision at Peola, Kas.,
Wednesday night. Two other trainmen
were injured, but the passengers es-
capped.
Stephen Beck and young daughter
jumped of a train rear Philadelphia,
the man being killed and the girl fatally
wounded. They were going from st.
Clair county, Ill, to Germany.
A runaway car on the Mount Penn
Gravity railroad, near Reading, Pa,
dashed down a fve-mile deolivity yester-
day, killing Edgar M. Levan, Charles
Retew, Miss Rosa Pffer and Miss Har-
riet Hinkle, and fatally injuring Mrs.
Hiram Schiller and Mrs. w. A. II.
Schmel, and badly injuring three 9TH