The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-12-12
Wrnrral nrruH.
The Indian scare is over.
August Belmont Il dead.

Tho government was sustained In the /
Italian elections.
Many sheep persisted in Germany In
the storm of Nov. 2T.
The predicted famine Is already felt In /
county Mayo. Ireland.
Tho verified population of the United /
States In 1899 IS 81, ,622, ,25o.
The South American Indians expect q |
messiah In a few months.
The lead-silver smelters OF the country |
are combining in u big trust.
The population Of the United states is |
62 622 .250 by this years census.
The last lottery postal law Is likely TO |
break up the Louisiana lottery.
Many bridges and dykes in Holland |
have been destroyed by floods.
Monte Carlo has degenerated from a |
sporting palace into gambling hell.
Canada wants France TO surrender the |
islands of st. Pierre and Miquelon.
Iniluenza OF a typhoid character pre- |
wallis la the vicinity OF Buda-Pesth.
Eight miners were killed by an explo- |
sion IN a eolliery near Bolton, England,
Nov, 26.
Albert II. smith, the New York forger,
has been convicted. His forgeries broke
the firm.
The Cotton Employees Association OF
England has decided TO raise wage 10
per cent.
A Winnipeg court has decided valid
the net abolishing separate schools In
Manitoba.
Benjamin Penhallow Sh.Ilaber, author
OF Mrs. Partington, died at Chelsea,
Mass. Nov. 26.
Three children tunneled into a sand
ban at Atlantic. Ia. Nov. 81 and were
caved on and killed.
The German government viii buy Pro-
.-ssor Rocks tuberculosis cure and man
faeture the lymph itself.
The steamer II. 2. Laathers was burnt
near Fort Adams Miss, NV. "a, with
the loss OF live lives.
Thousands Of sheep perished In an un-
usually heavy snow storm In England
the last week in November.
The public debt OF France is so. $50. SIS
59i francs, which IS more than that OF
any other nation in the world.
Michael Haley. a 16-year-old boy. Of
Newburg n. ", has become a complete
idiot through the use OF cigarettes.
The brains OF dog and a cat have
been successfully transposed at the uni
yersity lnesilcal college IN New York
Under a new ukase no jew IS per-
mitted TO earn living In Russia until he
and all his family join the Greek church
4 Massachusetts print manufacturers say
/ that IL business does not improve soon
| they must either reduce wages or close
down.
1
/ damaged and twenty-eight fishermen
drowned in a gale of 0Ien, Norway.
Nov. &c.
Mayor Walsh u Wexford has been sent
| TO prison for three months for publishing
! articles dispieasiDg 10 the British gov
ernment.
Floods destroyed $4,000 forins' worth
OF property at Carlsbad and at Jena fif-
teen houses fell and several persons
we're killed.
William Waldorf Astor is building a
seventeen-story hCtel in New York. 1t
viii be 225 feet high, the tallest hotel in
the world.
William III. Donahue, a clerk In the
Boston p"stoffice, has been caught in
the act of raising p0Stofiiee orders from
81 10 Sto0.
Charles Francis Adams has been crowded
out OF the presidency of the Union Pacific
by the Gould interest. Sydney Dillon
succeeds him.
William Clarke drew $4,000 from a
bank at Milwaukee Nov. % and was
robbed of it few minutes later by two
meu who escaped
1t is announced that several Scotch
gingham factories will shortly be re-
moved To America.
Henry W. Spicker, for years book
keeper in the Office of the st. Louis
Tribune, Is several thousand dollars short
and has family too many
, George Weston and his wife of Atchi-
son, kas. had discussion Nov 26. He
killed her with hammer and she hacked
? him terribly with a hatchet.
) The federal supreme court has again
refused to Interfere with eiectroeutiou
! begging the Record Unions pardon-ths
word can't be squelehedl in New York.
While Daniel W. Gerry and Nelson B
Call were wrestling ut Boston Nov. 2;
a lead pencil in Calls vest pocket wa:
driven into Gerry's neck, infiicting {
fatal wound.
: The free stand at Eastern park, Brook
lyu, fell with 1000 people on it just be
| fore the Yale Princeton football mattel
G Nov. 25. Nobody was killed, but abou
e fifty were injured.
b Miss Lillian Roundey of New York ha
!, married Yoong Shing a Chinese cigar
maker who has buried one American
. wife. Miss Roundey was about ID an'
5 Shlng was in her Sunday-school class.
e Mike Hordurick and Dennis Chesna
: Hungarians. were arrested in the act o
!. placing Instructions ON the railroa
y track at Plymouth, Pa, Nov. &c, while
/, fast passenger train was approaching.
l. W. l.. b. Hunter. an editor at Syla
h cauga, Ca, charged Town Marsha
> George Nickerson with being drum
while on duty. NickerSon attacked hiI
t with club and Hunter shot him dead
= Rev. MIR. Brown of the Episc OPT
i
: King fearful beating because King sa
ON the dominie's hat on train Nov. q
D Kings nose was broken, his eyes black
n ened and the car floor covered wit
s. blood.
M James Sto .kton and his bride wen
.o through the Johnstown flood and eac
:, supposed that the other perished. Sh
IL went to Massachusetts and he to Cal
fornia. They met at Memphis Nov.
and went to California to finish the
honeymoon.
)r A bridge across the Hudson, to accom-
IN modate six or eight railroad tracks, wit
IN room for foot passengers but none fC
Y. teams, to run, probably, from Forty-se'
x. ond street, New York, to the New Je
- sey shore and to cost $50, 100000, is likel
to be begun next spring and finiShe
within three years.
81 Ronalds' castle, built in medieval sty
- with towers, walls, courtyards, mo;
- and drawbridge, at Newton, Conn.,, by
ia ia just before completion. 1t was filed wit
~ line paintings and bric-a-brac and I'll
~ ~ the loss is about $l5l090.
st When Tomas Martinez was called L
Is for trial at Riyas, Nicaragua, Oct. 2
lg for attempting TO murder DR.. Trinida
ns shot Flores dead. He then shot anoth,
es man dead, wounded a third and escape
but was afterward recapturcd.
Probate Judge Isaac Bergman
he Cheyenne got dose OF the Judges oV
d. medicine, being sent to Jail for contem
mt for refusing to turn over to the dlStri
no court the records of his court. which b;
ef been abolished by the new constttutio
ot He attempted suicide Nov. 2S and sh
se out both his eyes.
oI The men in Cox Il Co. shoe factory
ne Rochester, N Y, struck last May
ot .eeset;a,a - NJ 90 q manifastn xras
,e- sued, signed by twenty-five leading ma
~ ufacturers, to the effect that they "
~ ~. employ no union man until the stri