The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-12-13

WASHBURN LEADER.
BY II. H. COPELAND.
WASHBURN, NORTH DAKOTA
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
Sikeston, Mo-, is nearly burned up.
Kansas City Irish endorse Parnell.
Mercury thirty below at Lyonsville,
Vt.
Gen. Brooke reports all quiet at Rose
bud.
Emin Pasha has arrived at Lake Vic
tOria.
The Oklahoma country is covered with
now
Parnell started for Dublin Tuesday
evening.
King Kalakua arrived in San Francisco
Thursday.
There is an Indian scare ut Fresco,
Oklahoma.
Delameter & Co., Pittsburg bankers,
have failed.
The Danbury, Conn, hat lockout has
been broken.
Seven counterfeiters were arrested at
Palestine, Ohio.
The Alabama coal operators refuse the
advance demanded.
The Alabama miners strike will prob
ably soon be settled.
The propeller, Van Raalte, ls reported
aground at Kenosha.
Surgeon-G General Baxter, of the u. S.
army, died Thursday.
Fire in q New Castle, England, work.
house caused six deaths.
The Rittenhouse liabilities at Passaic,
N. j., are nearly a million.
The loss in the McGinn Cracker fac
tory, Pittsburg, is $35O,OOO.
Hiram S. Branhan, mayor of Litchfeld,
Mimi, shot himself Thursday.
General Miles now expects to leave
for the northwest on Wednesday.
A heavy snow impedes the Vermont
railroads, but helps the numbering.
Nebraska will relieve her starving set
tiers without appealing to outsiders.
The Inter-C Continental Railroad Com
missioners met in Washington, Thurs
day.
Tue Kansas City Packing company and
associated concerns will resume busi-
ness.
Brazil is suffering because there is no
liberty Of press and troops patrol Rlo
Janeiro.
Clarence FILLER, a Colorado ranchman,
has been arrested, charged with being
Tsscott.
Secretary Noble estimates the pension
deficiency for the current year at $34,-
100000.
The mother of Senator Turpie was
burned to death near Delpha, Indiana,
Thursday.
The American bank will not resume
business. There are about $4,000 due
deppsitors.
Ranchmen and Indians, near Buffalo
Gap, S. d., had skirmish and the people
want guns.
Senator Quay has introduced a bill
giving 800 q month for q total disable
ity pension.
A bill has been introduced for a $4,000
600 appropriation for q new public build
ing at Chicago.
The New York Herald favors Charles
A. Dana as successor to United States
Senator Evarts.
A cyclolB in Walton county, Georgia,
killed four persons and damaged prop
erty considerably.
Wilton, Burdett & Young, Boston
wholesale clothiers have assigned with
liabilaties 100000.
The failure of Colbron, Chauncey &
Co. has been announced on the New
York stock exchange.
A meeting of railroad presidents has
been called for New York December 10,
to consider the situation.
p. c. Tillman, the alliance governor Of
South Carolina, was inaugurated with
due ceremony, Thursday.
Congressman Dunnell introduced an
appOrtlOnment bill which Is the same as
already stated he would Offer.
The interior department has directed
Indian agents to obey the nearest mill
tsry authorities during troubles.
Central Pennsylvania miners will con-
slider the question of demanding 81 ad-
vance, 10000 men being interested.
The will of Daniel B. Fayerwaalth, q
New York millionaire leather dealer,
leaves $2,1OO,OOO to the various colleges.
q. ". Ingalls, & 20. of Boston, as
signed Tuesday. Liabilities 100000.
Cause, stringency of the money market.
Agreements for settlement of the hat
ters strike at Danbury, Conn.,, show q
complete victory for the manufacturers.
The president has appointed Ole P.
Stenerson postmaster at Menominee,
Wis, and also Samuel Owens at Tower,
MINI.
Miss Maude Grantham, q student at
Cameron, Mo, broke through the ice.
Four men tried to rescue her, all falling
through, and Miss Grantham and Oscar