The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-11-22

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The jury in the Slavin- McAulife case
disagreed and were discharged.
Kansas republicans claim the re-elec-
ton of Senator ingalls, is certain.
The North River bank did not resume
business Thursday as many expected.
DR.. Dexter, editor Of the Congregation
alist, died at New Bedford, Mass, Thurs
day.
The Knights of Labor didn't settle
their trouble finally but simply temper
arily.
Gen, John G. Starkweather, formerly
of Wisconsin, died at Washington, Sat.
urday.
Two thousand girls employed in the
Danbury, Conn.,, hat factories have been
locked out.
Ellis Moore was killed by a train jump
ing a bridge into the river at Kansas
City Monday.
Alex. Mclean killed Felix Taylor near
Rhinelander, Wis, Sunday. Mclean
was arrested.
The Melbourne seamen, stewards and
wharfmen have given up the strike and
resumed work.
Daniel Hogue and Edward Mussey
were killed by a train near New Bryton,
Pa, Monday night.
Monday peace was definitely signed at
the capital of Guatemala between Saliva
dor and Guatemala.
The Kansas City Packing and Refrig-
ertor company of Boston have assigned;
liabilities, $1,OOO,OOO.
It is said Parnell has announced that
he will not lead the party in the coming
parliamentary session.
Gov. John B. Gordon was elected
United States senator from Georgia to
succeed Joseph E. Brown.
A ship en- route to the island Of Brazza
capsized and thirty-eight persons and q
hundred animals persisted.
Mclean defeated Stansbury in the
scullinR race on the Paramatta river,
New South Wales, Monday.
The Wartheimer building, at San
Francisco, burned Friday, causing a total
loss of a quarter of a million.
1t is reported that Jay Gould has se-
" cured a controlling intere st in the Atchl-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe railway.
Near SCOTS Station, o., a collision on
the Baltimore & Ohio killed the fireman
and engineer and seriously injured the
brakeman.
The Indians who have been with the
Buffalo Bill combination say they were
we'll treated, we'll fed and we'll cared for
while abroad.
The bodies of %twenty-one sailors of the
war ship Serpent have been washed
ashore. No bodies Of the officers have
yet been found.
Officials at Washington have informa-
tion which leads them to the belief that
the Indian scare is exaggerated and there
will be no trouble.
John Davis and Henry Singer were
killed and four others injured by q run
away gravity car at Fernay station, Pa.
neal Lockhaven, Tuesday.
E. Speidel and James Cable we're
crushed to death by the falling of a
partially constructed building Of the
Solar refinery at Cleveland, Tuesday.
The boiler of a threshing engine ex-
ploded near Crookston, MIMI, Wednes-
day, Instantly killing Ben Giroux, fire.
man, and fatally injuring the engineer.
A collision near Clarksburg. w. Va,
fatally injured James Floyd and J. d.
Armstrong, and seriously hurt three
others. The loss to the railroad is very
heavy.
Gen. Miles reports to the government
that there is little probability Of trouble
with the Indians over the Messiah craze,
as the failure of predictions has shaken
their faith.
The three alliance members Of the ILL
nois legislature, who hold the balance of
power, say they will use their power for
the benefit of that organization, to which
they 1--WE allegiance.
The steamer Kansas, which sailed.
from Liverpool for Boston, November
1st, has not been sighted and it is feared.
she has met with some mishap. She car
ried 40 Storage passengers.
Consolidation of Russian troops on
the Armenian frontier caused much un-
easinees at Erzersum. The Governor Of.
Erzersum has sent sixty wagonloads of
ammunition for Turkish troops on the
frontier.
Postmaster General Wanamaker has
reinstated Mrs. Watkins, who had been
suspended from the Washington Office on
account of q remark to Senator Qusy's
son that his fathers mail went to the
dead letter Office.
Bank Superintendent Preston has
made afadavit relative to the amount Of
Of assets and liabilities Of the North Riv.
or bank, New York. It showed the 60
sets to be&2, Lee 592 liabilities $685. 1877;
deficiency $99,604
A collision near Florence, Pa. Friday
said to have been caused by q dense fog,
killed Henry .sMinot president Of the
Eastern Minnesota railroad, of st. Paul,
and Mira. 8. II. Angel Of Washington,
ID. q; probably fatally injured four
othsrs and hurt fifteen more.