Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16

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snas earuival this winter, but has not
yet hxea EAe date.
n. q Hunter. insurance sgsnt ot
Bramptsn. out., has disappeared BIS
cash IS short -. eoe.
= ID Feels. charged with embezxie-
meat az Jaeksoa. Mieh, Las been arFss<-
ed II Southern Ohio.
william Stonebaruer was fatally IN
jured Ia the PAn2 Ill Coal ComPany's
mins by falling slate.
Mrs + l.. sheldon, now in Kansas
City. intends 10 head al exploring eXpe-
aition into widest Africa
Nineteen Italians were indicted at
New Orleans Saturday for the murder
q Chief OF Police Hennessy.
J. + Ryan's hotel al Lyons, Ill, was
entered by burglars. Twenty-thrse
hundred dollars were taken.
Thomas + Hastie, 80 years old. aud
Miss Sarah Roulston, "A wears of aSe,
were married st Galena, III.
Charles Hoffman, in attempting 20
board a train at Crestline, O., was
thrown under the ears and killed.
George Roberts, president of the
miners union OF Ironwood, Mich, Is q
fugitive charged with embezzlement
At Kanapolis, Kan, the Royal Salt
Company has struck salt IN its shaft at
a depth of 840 feet. The vein is 240 feet
thick
At Kankakee John oberto was found
guilty OF numbering Lorenzo Ghirilli
aud sentenced to fifteen years in the
penitentiary.
James Roach, aged rs, committed sui
eide az Bloomington, III, by drinking
water in which he had soaked the heads
OF matches.
In a ft of jealousy Sherman McMalon
shot fatally the daughter of Mrs. Sarah
Cochran at Cherry Bend, o., and then
killed himself.
The third biennial report of the State
/ dairy commissioners shows total of
/ 994, 794 cows in Minnesota, an increase
/ of 630, S9l since 1886.
James L. Hawkins, 20 years old, re-
/ tired but her, said 70 be worth $500, 600,
has been missing from his home in
Brooklyn since Thursday.
DR.. Norris Gibbs, who has been on
/ trial at Kalamazoo, Mich, for a muir
derous assault on Frank E. Michener
last December, has been acquitted.
Joseph Bean and Josephine Marion
have been indicted by the grand jury
for the murder of the lstter's husband,
near Charleston, Ia, September 10.
John ID. Washburne, recently ap-
| pointed Minister of the United States
to Switzerland, has had an audience
with the President, at which he pre-
sented his credentials.
The Bolton (Eng.) Cotton Operatives
Association has voted in favor of going
( out on strike this week unless wages
are advanced 5 per cent. The strike
viii affect $500 hands
The Iowa mine inspectors report the
coal mining industry in the State to be
in highly prosperous condition. The
mines are all running full time, and
in many places there is scarcity of
| help.
During the present year 5,434,OoO
pounds Of sulphite paper pulp have been
manufactured at Alpena, Mich. The
factory used ), 900 cords of wood, mostly
spruce. At present the works are shut
/ down.
The laborers on the railway that is
being built from Galway to Clifton,
ireland, have struck for an increase OF
wages. The road is being built by the
Government, and the work was started
as part of Mr.. Balfour's scheme for
the relief OF unemployed workmen.