The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-07-11
EASTERN NEWS.
Starvation the Result of Strikes in
New York.
THE SUCCESS OF THE NEW CRUISER
PHILADELPHIA.
Prohibition in NOrthernI Dakota -Popu-
laiiOn of the United States
6l,500, 900.

Five hundred metal cornice makers of
/ Chicago are on a strike
/ A portion of the Greek Indian reserva-
tion lying to the South viii probably be
added to the Yellowstone Park.
Three American coins, a dollar, half
dollar and a dime OF 1888, sold ut auction
in New York last week for 81 $50.
Thousands OF men, women and chill
4 dre3 are claimed TO be starving IN New
York city, as a result OF the strikes in
( that city.
I Paymaster Duran, of the Mexican Cen
4 trail Railway, is in Jail in the city Of Mex
leo, charged with being $4,000 short in
/ his accounts.
The entire business portion Of Cerril-
/ los, y. NJ, fifty miles north OF Albu-
I querque, has been destroyed by fire.
Loss about 100000.
The Rocky Mountain carnival began
at Ogden, July LIST. The town was
cr~wded and the procession and exer-
cises were decided success.
Minneapolis seems to be the only city
satisfied with the census returns. ST
\ Paul s investigation locates rs many as
twenty residents on a vacant lot.
A passenger train on the Wabash was
/ wrecked near Silver City, Iowa. Sew
eral persons were injured, but only two
atalIy-the engineer and fireman
During the past week IA cases OF
cholera and thirty-six deaths were re-
ported at CANDIDA Medical authorities
/ believe the disease will not be spread
! further.
Jack Workman, noted desperate con-
4 fined in Jail at Beatrice, Neb., for horse
stealing, killed the jailer, George Max
field, and escaped He will be lynched
if canght
A conflict between striking gas work
ers and the pelice of Leeds, England,
took place July Ist. large number OF
I people on both sides We're nnrt, some
of them seriously.
An English syndicate has secured the
control OF the Sackett x Lawton lime
museums at Omaha, st. Joseph, Mo,
and Lincoln, Neb. Saekett x Lawton
retain one-fifth interest.
A Chinese scout, sent out from a camp
near the boundary of Lower California
has been captured. About fifty China
men are waiting for an opportunity to
come INTO the United States.
Sir John Thompson, Canadian minis
ter OF Justice, has gone 10 England to dis
cuss reciprocity with the United States
in wrecking and coasting, copyright, fish
ing and Behring sea matters.
ranking next TO Sitting Bull made prom
E fhF0rrsrh the 4 f'F1Sfar
Montana, was fatally stabbed by u jeal-
Gus and handsome squaw, June 10Th.
The Right Rev. Monsignor McManis,
member of the Papal household and
Nicar-Generdl of thus diocese, one OF the
oldest and best known Catholic prelates
IN this country, died at Geneva, \. Y.
Superintendent of tire Census Porter
OF Washington says that from present IN
dicatIons the returns OF the enumerators
will show a total population oil the Uni'e ed
states OF "a 800 900. against 81, los, 7S3 III
1880.
A mad horse, seized with hydropho-
Oia, succeeded in biting and fearluliy las
cerating the shoulder OF a woman, almost
tearing a man to peices, and killing .
cow before he was shot, in Kentucky re
Gently.
Worlds Fair Commissioners have Sc
lected the following Nice-Presidents
Thomas NJ Waller of Connecticut, VI
IL. de Young OF California, ID. b. Penn
OF Louisiana, O. w. Allen of New Yorl
and A. B. AndI ews of North Carolina.
The, past week hundreds throughon
the East have fallen victims to the swell
tering heat Many factories have been
n ft
dead III the street. The temperature il
the middle Missssippl Valley is unpre
cedented for June.
The strike on the Illinois Central Rail
road has beenIsettled. 1he men 20 bacl
to work on compromise. They with
draw the demand for the dismissal o
Division Superintendent Russell and til,
company takes from him the power t.
hire or discharge men.
Mr.. Samson and Isaac Heidensheimer
} two leading and wealthy Hebrew citi
zens of Galveston, Tex, were arrested
charged with having burned the Texa
standard Oil Company's mill last April
Samson was president and the larges
stockholder in the company.
The new cruiser Philadelphia is nov
reported the fastest ship of her elias
afioat. She exceeds her contract require
ments. Her average speed will be some
thing over twenty knots an hour. Tn
4 premium to the contractors for excess il
/. speed will amount to about $300,ii0o
: The notorious outlaw, Captain Levi
K. Redmond, pardoned from prison b.
: President Cleveland, who was the terro
: OF Blue Mountain region OF South Caro-
, lima, stabbed to death James Smith,
) wealthy lumberIman, at Walhalla, ). G.
while drunk The last victim smade tn
twelfth man he has murdered. lie i
now in Jail.
At midnight, June 30th, the prohibi
. ton law went into effect in Norther
: Dakota, consequently every saloon i
the many towns closed their doors. Th
!. first-class saloons claim that they wi
: DEFY the law, and deal ont what i
termed original packages-liquors wrap
. ped in parcels. The custom of treatin
> yonr neighbor at the bar will be don
! away with.
' Miss Brackett, the writer and teacher
has had right-hand side-saddle mad
and rides on either side of her horse in
differently. She was moved to this b
( the conviction that constant riding o
r the left side was injurious to both ride
. anu tOTsC- AHG ttl4cc ustuShJctS Vi III
. Princess of Wales and other ladies {
England have adopted Miss Brackett'
innovation.
? The Empress Frederick, accompanie
e by her two daughters, Princesses Viz
9 toria and Margaret, arrived at Windso
1 Castle June 2sth, preceding the approac
: of the Emperor The Queen receive
, the Empress with marked honors an
. embraced her with unusual affection