Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-04-11
The Worlds News.

,orps they marched first TO the Standard
works, where they deliberately destroyed
both the telephone and telegraph wires,
50 that word of their coming could not
be sent to Norwood. News Of the riot
at Norwood, and the subsequent order
from the governor calling out the Tenth
and Eighteenth regiments, has created .
intense excitement here. The Eighteenth .
regiment started for the scene Of trouble /
at six o'clock this evening, accompanied /
by two companies Of the Tenth.--Ihe
marriage of Count r. A. LeWenhawP I
and Miss Ellen Bayard, younges |
daughter of ex-Secretary Bayard, took |
place at the Bayard homestead to-day. |
Superintendent Of Imaisrat 3a .
Weber says: Immigration from ItaiJ IS
rapidly increasing, in fact it is leading
all other Countries. The figures for
March are: Italy, 1869: Hungary, 35S9;
Austria, 1884, and Russia 1923. Total,
29,338. 1907 Italians landed at the
barge office to-day
FRIDAY, April ga dispatch from
Kansas City says: A colossal cattle deal
has just been completed by wealthy
stockmen of the west and Chicago pack
ers. It involves the outlay OF $780,
900 and 10000 head Of cattle nave been
purcased in Texas to be shipped to the
Chicago marl1et.-AIrs Nicely, mother
Of the two boys hung at Somerset. Pa.'
Yesterday foT re,-1rgv,a1--..r Of faT1 .rer
Umberger, is a raving mai2Iv-l, and
physicians fear she Will never regain her
reason.--This afternoon two men al
McCalley's mill in Walla WaIla, were
greatly surprised to see a man crawl IN
1t a cellar window. Being dark they
could not distinguish who the person
was. They went upstairs and were foI-
lowed by the man, and when they,
reached the floor of the mill they recog-
nized him to be Wilson, who disappeared
from the mill last Saturday. One Of the
men went and informed Mr.. 1IcCallev.
who went to the mill and spoke to Wilson.
Wilson said that he had been over on.
Snake river; that he left Walla Walla
because of the receipt OF a letter threat
ening to kill him if he remained there.
He said he walked to Riparia, and then
returned. He seemed almost exhausted:
his clothes were dusty and torn, and il
is supposed he has been wandering
about the country without any food at
all for the past four or five days. He
was taken before the superior court and
examined as to his sanity In his ex-
animation he would talk nationally for a
few moments and then get off rambling
talk about the warning letter he claimed
to have received. The examining ply
sicans decided that he might entirely
recover 10 few days. Wilson is under
the care Of the doctors.
SATURDAY, April I'll. H. Lewis. an
Alabama butcher, has just received word
that he has fallen heir to the fifth part
Of a fortune in England, valued at a25.
0,000.--At the assizes to-day John
Foley was sentenced to seven wears
penal servitude for having dynamite in
his possession during the troubles at
Hipperary. Michael Haney was sen
fenced to IS months imprisonment at
hard labor and Michael Lander to two
years for posting notices Of boycotts.
Moynehan and Reid were sentenced 10
years Imprisonment each and Flynn
and Kelleher seven years each for moon
lighting Chicago's mortuary record
for the past week is somewhat worse
than for the preceding seven days, which
was considered decidedly alarming.
This week there was a total of 85I
deaths, an increase Of seventeen over the
preceding week. To-day was sunshInv.
however, and 1t is believed the grippe
epidemic is now on the ne.-There
was a light prolonged earthquake shock
in California this morning about 4:30,
the direction being apparently east TO
west.-At Washington City Yesterday
the Kincaid case was postponed until
Monday, two jurors being sick.-The
Twenty second Nebraska legislature ad-
iourned sine die last night--The Ar
kansas Legislature adjourned yesterday
sine die
SUNDAY, April 5-Considerable dam
age was done Thursday and Friday by
the storm along the Massachusetts coast.
Several schooners were blown ashore
Andrew Nolan, a 10 year-old boy, has
been arrested for stealing $1,000 in
bank checks from the Atlanta, Ga, post
Office. 1t has been ascertained that
Pasca III George, whose body was found
in the Merrimac river at Lawrence. .
Massachusetts, Thursday, was murdered. /
George was known to have about 500 /.
in his possession, which Disappeared !
This was probably the incentive for the /
crime.--David Z. Davis smothered 4
his wife, who was forty-six years his (
senior, in order to gain possession Of her
He was Saturday sentenced
at Leavenworth, Kas., to one years i'm