The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-08-23
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Apples will be scarce and costly in
New England this season.
Guatemala and Salvador accepts the
United States as arbitrator.
Tobacco around Lancaster, Pa, has
been badly damaged by hail.
The natural gas explosion excitement
at Shelbyville, Ind, still prevails.
Surgeon-G General John Moore, U. 8. A.,
has been placed OF the retired list.
Charles Pratt, the Blair, Neb., MUIR
derer, was lynched last Friday night.
The Wabash strikers at Chicago have
been paid off and have resumed work.
Bridget Doody of Mineral Point, Wis.,,
known to be 100 years old, died Wednes-
day.
Chief Arthur says engineers will not
take action in the New York Central
strike.
Mother Solomon, the last of the Wyan-
dotte Indians, died at Upper Sandusky,
Ohio.
Wind did much damage around Rush
vile, Pa, killing one person and injur-
ing another. (
Mrs. Grant says she will agree to the
removal of the great worior's remains to
Arlington.
It is reported the Southern Pacific
brakemen demand an advance or they
will strike.
Milwaukee plumbers threaten to strike
.,~1ooo kno1, pak koy, h0,,ro INV for oinhf
hours work.
It is said the count of Paris will not
visit the United States on account of the
Mckinley bill.
Two female convicts were burned to
death in the fire at Washington, Ga,
Monday night.
The house tabled the bill to exempt
mining land from the alien land law by a
vote of SO to ~.
The steam barge Monitor of Chicago
foundered twenty miles from Racine. The
crew were saved.
By a collision at Danville, KY,
Wednesday night, Engineer Simpson
and a tramp we're killed.
The Armenian situation grows worse
daily. There has been a wholesale mas
sacre of christians at Moosh.
1t is stated that a tableware glass fac
tory combine has been effected at Pitts
burg by q wealthy syndicate.
The New York Central strikers at AL
bany are hopeful and say freight is not
being moved by the company.
Ed Newman killed his wife and sui
cided at North Platte, Neb., because his
wife went to a show against his wishes.
Phelps Perrin was found guilty of
a sas Hurley Hie WI" Amount a110s style last was s'{ sao,y
600.
A pleasure party of four we're drowned
by 9 sail boat capsizing in Crystal
springs lake, California, Sunday after
Powderly refused the nomination for
congress offered him by the Lackawanna,
Pa, democrats, and Lemauel Amerman
was nominated.
Alfred Ludington and Geo. Rossiter,
Pinkerton men guarding railroad prop
erty at West Albany, we're killed by a
train yesterday.
Three arrests have already been made
for tarring and feathering Editor Bent
ley of the Azusa, Cal, News, and three
more will follow.
Boys played with fire ear Columbus,
Ind, and Farmer Josiah Beatty lost his
home and farm buildings with contents,
valued at $4,000.
A capsized boat caused the drowning
of Henry E. Waldo of Minneapolis and
Miss Gussie Hoffman of Kansas City ut
Tacoma, Wednesday,.
Senator Quay's resolution limiting &C
ton in the senate this session was not
received yesterday on account of OBJ
lection by Edmunds.
After balloting six and q half daye, the
Twentieth Ohio republican COMPRESSION
al convention on the 221st ballot nomi-
mated v. A. Taylor of Cuyahoga county.
Plumb has withdrew his tin plate
amendment to the tariff bill. Spooner
wanted free tin in 1896 if the native pro-
duct did not pan out, and his amendment
went over,
The house bill authorizing the secre-
tary of the interior to procure and sub
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the United States, Of the western part of
the Crow reservation, in Montana passed
the senate.
While Eugene Arthur and George
Sweet were exercising horses at Lawson,
No., Thursday, they collided. Arthur's,
neck was broken, Swift fatally injured,
and both horses disabled permanently.
Louis, Elgin was killed Friday at
Albright and Thompson streets, ST. Paul
by the caving IN of 9 quantity of earth
while he was at work in an excavation.
The unfortunate man was smothered be-
fore his comrades could reach him. He
leaves q wife and five children.
In the minority report Congressman
Hawer of Iowa holds that the anti-lot-
terry bill is unconstitutional, unnecesss-
~, dangerous, and gives too much power
to the postmaster general, although he
agrees with other members ut the COM
mittee in adherence Of the evil.
Fight with Outlaws.
VANCE, Tex, Aug. IA bloody battle
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