The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-10-10
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Ii IL reported that the administration
will ask for Mlzner's resignation. [
The lime quarrymen Of Illinois viii /
strike Nov. for raise OF wages. ,
German statesmen feel more kindly
disposed toward the American hog.
Another expedition in search OF the
north pole Is being fitted out In Norway.
The expulsion OF the Jews from Russia
IS progressing and entgils much snifei-
Ing.
Tho French are now claiming that
they get typhoid fever from American
canned Holsters.
Solitary confinement Is 10 be substl-
tuted for ilogging In the cases of women
in Russian prisons.
ID. Il. Lee and Samuel Lines of Ottawa,
O., quarreled the other day and each
shot the other fatally.
Battle Greek, Mich, ls excited over
the discovery of rich gold-bearing sand
In a well li0 feet deep.
A new. attempt has been mnde on the
cars life. A train he WAS supposed 10
be on was wrecked
Bismarck says he will occupy his seat
In the upper house OF the German ulet
the coming winter.
bomb was exploded under the car
rage of the young king of Servia Sept.
2s, but nobody was hurt.
The Anglo American Packing Compa- |
ny's establishment was damaged So 0,OO0 !
by fire Sept % at Chicago.
A street car was robbed In Chicago
Sent. % in true western StAge-rubOer
style by two masked men.
Three men were fatally injured by an
explosion IN the Fegerridge coal mine.
near Trenton, N D., Sept. 70.
Sixteen-year-old Nellie Fish Of New
Haven is under arrest for confessed
attempt 10 poison her mother.
An engineer was killed and twenty-five
persons Injured by the collision OF two
trains at Forsyth, Mo- Sept -
Five thousand Austrian miners went
on strike Sept. % and troops had To be
called out TO quen resulting riots
Ed Wiggard got jealous OF Allie Ho-
rine, who had promised TO marry him at
Omaha, and killed her and himself.
All BOYS under i6 at the iron and steel
works at Braddoek and Homestead. IA,
$50 in number. have been discharged.
Sixteen inches OF rain fell In Helena,
Ark in fDrty-eight hours and the re-
sulting food damaged much property.
Polish newspapers say that 1000 Rus
sian soldiers went down with the bridge
| at kovno krasnostaw and were drowned
The wool shearers In New South Wales
were called out by the strikers. but
/ good many OF them refused to come out
| A practically united tract of 1000 acres
on the Chicago lake front has been dell
nitely settled upon as site Tor the
worlds fair.
A sauaw with leprosy has been pick
ing hops near Ukiah for several years.
A number OF her fingers and toes have
dropped OF.
The fire IN the Alhambra, in Spain.
was caused by burglars striking matches.
The building IL being restored This
will cost 0,000.
Mrs. Fannie Mcmillan committed sui
A..frt fs,e nfal af and
left 81 o TO a chambermaid who had
been kind to her.
Minnie Boehm, a wealthy German girl
known in San Francisco. committed SUI
eide by drowning herself In the Patapsco
, river while insane.
II A stick OF dynamite that would have
blown a whole train 10 pieces was found
on the Michigan Central track near
Windsor. Ont, Sept. y.
| Sylvester Cummings OF Sanford, Me.
was indicted for burning barn ans
? committed suicide, leaving note TO the
! effect that he was innocent.
} Two freight trains met at full speed
and were wrecked near GAINESVILLE, ..
Sept 2S owing to a teiegraphers blum
I der, and eight men We're killed.
Sonneberg, Berlin socialist, has beeI
sent TO prison Tor three months Ior eA
r pressing belief that Emperor William
! would in time become a socialist.
Z Three hundred houses in the village o
Rutht' canton of ST. Gall. Switzerland
n have been burned, with the loss OF on
. life, and the people are destitute.
e A waterspout at Hot Springs, Ark
Sept. % raised the creek so that two sto
n ries of buildings on the main street wer
h | flooded and much damage was done.
t The second largest ship ever built i
the United states is the Pacific Improve
: ment Company's new steamer, just FIN
/. ished by the cramps at Philadelphia.
e John Hin Of CarbondaIe. Pa. has pal
a spirituaIist named Weyth $4,000 10
Il celestial robes for his dead wife to wea
i among the angels, and now he sues {
d get 1t back.
Mrs. Carl Hopsmith hoped into tn
e river at Harrisburg with her baby in be
e arms and both were drowned becaus
y she was homesick and wanted to go bac
s to Germany.
Solomon Oviatt and Miss Sophie Franc
a of Akron, o., are over go years old. So
y y ONION. put his arm around Sophie an
y kissed her the other day and she h,
:. sued him for $1,000.
Annie Griffith, the belle of Wilke
- barre, let Frank Williams and Ciym'
y = Thomas fight for her, and as soon
% Thomas, the victor got his face pou
~ ticed he was married to the girl.
Henry Molenbrook was arrested
Wilkesbarre, Pa, for deserting his wi
a ~ but he brought Into court seven 9th
~ living husbands of the woman and 81
~ ~ fed and the case was dismissed.
Ay Charles Seifert killed his daught
Mary and himself at Lacon, ILL.,, Sci
oI 28, because she had married Joseph Ba
so ter against his will, and Baxter becar
nd a raving maniac when he learned q
at facts.
an county, Mich, beat down and destroy
sw every spear of grass and grain on stl
he of country a mile wide and sixteen mil
nd long. Ice covered the ground in t
1 Oh Of ha zf
he Mrs Mary Meehan is under arrest
Pa pouring coal oil over her brother VIII
Eel ne was asleep and setting him on fl
ID His little brother put out the fire a
et saved his life, but he was badly burn'
nd All this occurred at Jersey City.
by Baron Hersch was blackballed by I
&C. swell club of Paris, the Circle OF Ro,
i've street, and now he has bought the ell
Go. house, the most desirable in the city, a
on- will not renew the lease unless he is
1ve mitted and the b'ackballers expelled.
m mare Fist fights are frequent between S
ad dents in the military institute at Eexil
=, ton, Va and Sept. % Warren Tallafe
ted was killed in one by Frank w. McCo
his mico who was Knocked speechless q
rs senseless and lay so for a day or two
md The widow of John c. Fremont '
found to be in want at Los Angeles 3
money was quickly subscribed for
en- in San Francisco and New York Z
ETGSS Ln6u DdSSGQ hliG jill IOAibhh Z,
lge, her her late husbands pension Of s.
lue, a wear.
pm
Y went on strike and posted pickets
5ui- prevent the employment of new han
, IN but as fast as the pickets were pla
OF they were arrested, convicted of cons
ohm acv to iniure the manufacturers b
on ness and sent to prison on 1O0-day s
tences.
Fire broke out at Colon shortly a
D a midnight Sept. 23 and destroyed tn
lree fourths of the city, including $50 hou
mir