Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-12-25

into the senate.
James Dunlap. the bank burglar who
cracked the safe of the Northampton ma.
tional bank OF Boston, Mass, in January
1875, is about to be psrdoned. Dunlap
has served IA of his 20 years of sentence
Juan Goyersus, Pluto Mageuno and
Otilie Mintez, three Mexicans, were
proven guilty yesterday, at Monterey,
Mexico, of the Mexico national railroad
robbery several months ago, and all
three were condemned to death.
George Baird Kinnell, formerly a
partner Of Levi P. Morton in the dry
goods business and later leading stock
broker, died in New York yesterday,
aged 6S years, OF pneumonia. He re-
tired from active business 20 years ago.
Judge Dykman of White Plains, N.
Y, yesterday denied the motion for a
permanent injunction to restrain the
New York stock exchange from with
holding its quotations from the Gold
and stock telegraph company.
s. V. White & Co., the New York stock
brokers who assigned recently, filed a
schedule yesterday stating their liabili-
ties secured at 81, 1,742,0O0 and unsecured
at 81, OLA, 900; nominal assets, $2,O97,-
600; actual assets, $353,OOO.
The rumor that the Northern Pacific
is securing an interest in Canadian rail
ways for the purpose of controlling an
outlet to the Atlantic is revived BY the
fact that its officers are interested in the
newly constructed lower Laurentain-
railway.
A. l.. Conger, republican national COM
mitteeman from Ohio, yesterday denied
the story sent from Minneapolis that the
national committee would select can
didate, and that the convention would
have nothing to do with the nomination.
A dispatch from the Rio de Janeiro
says that revolution has broken out at
Esperito, Santo. The people revolted
against the governor and compelled him
to reFiGp The situatinr Of affpiro at
Bahal is critical and an outbreak is mo-
mentarily expected.
Sam R. Dodson, recently employed at
the Merchants dispatch car works at
East Rochester, N. Y, but who was dis
missed on account of alleged negligence,
committed suicide yesterday. Mrs.
Susan Dodsou, the widowed mother,
while at the bedside OF her son, suddenly
fell backward in her chair and expired.
E. D. Fultord, the victor of the great
bird-shooting match which occurred in
New York recently, has given challenge
in behalf of his opponent, Captain Brew
er, and himself for team shooting
match on the following conditions: One
hundred birds for $4,000 to $4,000 a
side, time and place to be mutually
agreed upon.
The labor convention in Birmingham,
Ala, yesterday adopted basis for agree
ment between the American Federation
OF Labor and the Knights of Labor.
The knights of Labor must revoke and
issue no more charters to local or national
assemblies, and in return the federation
shall revoke and issue no more charters
to mixed federal unions.
Jesse Waterman, young man en-
ployed by Schussler Bros. wholesale
jewellers in San Francisco, was robbed
yesterday of box containing $4,000
worth OF loose diamonds and other
precious stones, but the thieves failed to
get away with the gems. Being too
closely chased they dropped the box in
the street.
The Sacramento, Cal, grand jury has
found an indictment against E. o. Mil
Ter of Visalia for perjury. Miller is one
of the land ring accused OF tying up
state school lands by means of dummy
applications and Is charged in indict
ment of having induced woman en-
ployed in the state library, of which he
is trustee, to make false affidavit to
secure 40 acres Of lien lands for him.
The executive committee of the inter
continental railway has been in session
for several days IN Washington city, en-
gagged in reviewing reports received
from the engineer, officers and others
concerning the program. The first sur
veying corps, which IS under the leader
ship of Captain NJ. NJ. Macomb of the
North United States artillery, has sur
veyed three lines through Guatemala
from the Mexican boundary to Guate-
mala city. The most pop Ilar route runs
through the country, the second follows