The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-06-28
WASHBURN LEADER.
BY r.. H. COPELAND,
WASHBURN, : NORTH DAKOTA.
CONDENSED NE VS..

Barrie, Ont, loses $4,000 by a food.
The Rockford, ILL.,, storm sufferers ask
aid.
Chicago complains of an incomplete
census.
Cholera has broken out in Valencia,
Spain.
There was an earthquake in Quebec
Monday.
Shomberg, Ont, suffered a $4,000 loss
by flood.
Maine republicans renominated Gov.
Burlelgh.
Flood drowned three men in Ashley
creek, Utah.
The French fear a spread Of the Span
ish cholera.
The Duke of Orleans will enter the
Russian army.
The people of upper Egypt are suffer,
ing from famine. 4
Lincoln, Neb., was damaged 100000
by the storm Monday.
-Four Detroiters ate canned corned
beef and two may die.
Michigan wheat condition is rs pei
cent Of the average.
The Kansas wheat crop will average
less than % bushels.
Thursday nights storm caused much
loss in New York state.
The New York cloak strike is spread.
ing, 1000 being now out.
Columbus, o., citizens want arbitra.
ton of the street car strike.
Charles Il. bennett, managing editor
Of the Chicago Globe, is dead.
Heavy damage to crops resulted from
Saturdays storm in Illinois.
Thirteen thousand Swansea dock la.
borers have struck for higher wages.
The loss in and around Cincinnati
from the storm aggregates 100000.
The Allen shoe factory, Brockton
Mass, burned. Two men were hurt.
Firebugs failed to burn a New York
tenement occupied by seventeen families
The Canadian sealer Lilies has gone
into forbidden waters in Behring's sea.
The senate passed the deficiency ap.
preparation bill for pensions and census
The Monongahela, Pa, manufacturing
company's works burned. Loss, $4,000
In the First Missouri district, the dem.
ocrats renOminated Congressman Hatch.
The president has nominated VIM. F.
Furay United States marshal for Mon.
tana,
Henry M. Stanley has accepted the
governor-generalship o; the Congo Free
State.
The Ninth Illinois democratic conven.
ton nominated Col. w. H. Snow for con-
gress.
Mrs. Mary Jaha, last survivor of the
Nipuk Indians, died at Webster, Mass,
aged 70.
There is a movement on foot to build
q government park around the Yorktown
monument.
Congressman Abner Taylor, of the
first Illinois district, was renominated
yesterday.
John Dillon, VIM. O'Brien and John
Redmond will leave America for the
Irish cause.
The straw hat factory of Harvey L.
Eames, New York, burned Thursday.
Loss, $4,000.
Eighteen Italians and slaves have been
detained at New York under the alien
contract law.
The Chinese legation complains of
curious crowds cycling them and block
ing the streets.
Fire at Topeks, Kan, Thursday night
destroyed six buildings and nine horses.
Loss $4,000.
It Is believed the British steamship
Ampion will 60 to Behring's sea and
trouble is likely.
DR.. Hoene has been arrested in Mil
waukee, 9 young woman being found
dead in his Office.
The North American company, capital
$5O,OO0,OO, succeeds the Oregon 4
Transoontinental.
W. L. Scott has been nominated for
congress by Pennsylvania democrats in
Crawford county.
The dioceses of Omaha and Cheyenne
have been United under Bishop Burke.
Of the latter city.
Quartermaster- General Holabird, Of
the United States army, has been placed
on the retired List.
German papers are pleased and En-.
.glish chargrined at the Anglo-G German
African agreement.
The steam barge Ryan foundered ten
miles north Of Port Austin, Mich, but
the crew were saved.
A thunderstorm at Cory, Pa, dam
aged buildings, fatally shocked one and
seriously injured two.
Missouri democrats decided on James
B, CAN'T as candidate for supreme court,
to head the state ticket.
The Louisiana representative, Shat
tuck, manager Of the lottery bill, is sick
and the bill has been postponed.
The house passed the urgency de-
Aciency bill, appropriating $8,7O8,OOO for
pensions and 8,O76.OO for the census.
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