The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-08-02

BY r. H. COPELAND,
WASHBURN, : NORTH DAKOTA
NURS OF NE VS..
Brooklyn's population is 8O4,377.
The Iowa honey crop is a failure.
Drought is injuring the Indiana crops.
All the New York cloak makers are
20 at work.
The drought will not reduce the Iowa
crops by 10 per cent.
The Argentine revolutionary nov
ment continues to spread.
The United States squadron of evolu-
ton has arrived at New York.
The Balmoral house, Montreal, suf-
fered a heavy loss from fire Monday.
The South Dakota newspapers men
have been out junketing and had q good
time.
The Grand Rapids street car strike has
been settled by the mon gaining their de-
mands.
At New Orleans an attempt is being
made to match Weir and Danforth for
$4,000.
The Lawrence, Mass, cyclone relief
committee has issued @ call for outside
assistance.
Minneapolis has been dubbed the
pad City, on account of the recent 9 n
sus frauds.
The Argentine government has grant,
ed an amnesty to all who joined in the
instruction.
Poisoned meat has put twenty-sne
Rice Lake, Wis, people in danger Of los
ing their lives.
Daniel F. Roger is the presidents nom.
inee as agent for the Pine Ridge agency
in South Dakota.
Senator Mitchell has offered n resolu-
ton endorsing reciprocity with South
American countries.
Boston is making grand preparations
for the national G.. A. r. encampnent to
be held next month.
Burglars visited the Denver Office Of
the Union Pacific railroad and secured
$500 Monday night.
The president has appointed Samuel
Gordon to be register of the land Office
at Miles City, Mont.
The Illinois house adopted a resolu-
ton that they had no power to change
the site of the worlds fair.
-Four hundred Armenians, who took
part in the disturbance at Constantinople
Sunday, have been arrested.
The fight against Chicago's west side
ace track bookmakers is growing and
the police are taking a hand.
lncendiaries fred the house of Rev.
David Plumb at Gale, Ind, and the
whole family of five persisted.
The house committee favors non-con-
currence in the senate amendments to
the Indian appropriation bill.
A North Dakota woman has presented
two pairs of twins to her husband within
the past ten and a half months.
Five bodies have been recovered of the
victims of the Baltimore steamer COLI
sion and eight are still missing.
John Ward, the father of the Brother
hood, abused an umpire at Chicago Mon
day n was ordered off the grounds.
The secretary Of the interior yesterday
ordered a recount of the population of
the cities of st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Edward Hake skipped from st. Louis
with $4,000 and his mothers gold watch.
The money was taken from his fathers
safe.
The bill to extend the free delivery
system to towns of not less than 5000 in
habitants has been reported favorably to
the senate.
E. Long and G. Ernest were fatally in
jured and two others seriously injured at
Indianapolis by an accident at the Atlas
Engine works.
Bairdstown, O., had five incendiary
fires in a week. A Cincinnati detective
said there was a conspiracy to burn the
town and the citizens tried to lynch him.
The mayor barely saved him.
Tramps attacked a Lake Shore train
near South Bend, Ind, Monday night,
killing Brakeman Miller. An effort is
being made to break up the gang who
have made several such attempts.
Conflicting Reports.
LONDON, July GA dispatch to the