Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-10-22

in the new federal cemetery at that
place.
A FAST train on the Chicago & East
ern Illinois railway ran from an open
switch into a roundhouse at Crete, Ill,
and James Clark, the engineer, and
Leonard Wash burne. Frederick w.
Henry and Frank McCafferty. reporters
on the Chicago Inter Ocean, were in
stantly killed.
JOSEPH +. PALME:R, Of Brooklyn, was
elected national commander of the
U MON Veteran legion.
BELGIAN syndicate has bought $780,
+ 600 acres of coal, iron and timber lands
+ in eastern Kentucky.
THE Indiana Grand Lodge of Good
TEN plars in session at indianapolis
adopted resolutions favoring all neces-
sary political, social or moral methods
to drive the liquor traffic out of ex-
istence.
/ SIX earthquake shocks were felt at
Brownsville and other points in Missis-
sippi
PATRICK ADAMS and Thomas Stew
art two of the oldest miners in Mon
tana, were instantly killed by an inn
mense fall of rock at Red Lodge.
The bay mare Nancy Hanks, record
2:O9, was sold by Hart Boswell, Of Lex
ington, KY, to j. NJ. Forbes of Bos-
ton, for SIS, 600.
THE anrval report of the Pullman
Palace Car Company shows that during
the past year 3, $40, S18 passengers were
carried, against 5,O23, O57 for the preced-
~ J., -,
in the employ of the company in its
manufacturing and operating depart
ment was Is, ss5 and the wages paid
during the year amounted to 1903, 10S.
THREE men were killed and nine in
jured by the bursting of fly wheel in
the Amoskeag cotton works at Man
chester, n II.
IN his first annual report Gov. Steele,
of Oklahoma, regrets that proper pro-
vision does not exist for common
schools in the territory, and hopes that
the Cherokee lands will soon be opened
to settlement.
AT the leading clearinghouse in the
United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the 10Th aggregated
S1,170, 712, 353, against 81, 226, 473, O57 the
previous week. The decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week of
1890 was 1870.
BUSINESS throughout the country was
reported to be strong and constantly
improving.
THREE cowboys rode up to the First
national bank at Enterprise, Neb., at
noon and at the point of revolvers COM
IL A. = L j m
bills.
In the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on
the 10th numbered 259 against 24O
the preceding week and 227 for the
corresponding week last year
IT was calculated that from 1000, 900
to 5000 600 bushels of wheat would
be utterly ruined in northern Minnesota
and North Dakota by heavy rains and
snow
A GANG of glass blowers undertook
TO demolish Kuntz's saloon at Alexan-
dria, Ind, when Michael Sapp, the bar
tender, shot and killed James Mccain
and Andrew Gallagher.
a SLIGHT earthquake shock was felt
~ East Nashville, Tenn.
THE disappearance of NJ. r. Hansen,
a Babcock wis. lumberman, brought
to light mass of forged paper which
may amount to $50, 900.
THIRTEEN valuable trotting hor ;
were lost by the burning of the stable
of u. Nj. Morgan at Sabina, o.
A COLLISION on the Pan Handle rail-
road at Mingo Junction. o., wrecked
the east-bound limited train and two
trainmen We're killed and four injured.
No passengers We're hurt.
NEGOTIATIONS have been completed
by which the Shoshone and Arapahoe
Indians cede To the government /, 1O0,-
600 acres If land in Wild River reserva-
tion, Wyoming for SG00. 600.
GEORGE DYER, aged - years, was
lynched by mob at Eastville, W. Va,
for the murder Of Mrs Fannie Fadden,
aged 20 years, while attempting TO rob
her.
AN attachment against the property
of John Hoey, the deposed president
of the Adams Express Company, was
issued for the sum of STE. $50.
ADvICEs from Port Townsend, Wash,
say that Lieut. Buhner and three sea-
men of The revenue cutter Oliver Wal
colt were drowned by the wrecking of
a small boat
WILLIAM BAUsE and an unknown
man, both day laborers. were killed by
the ears at indianapolis while walking
on the track.
ALECK McRRIs was hanged at Madi-
son, Ga, for the murder of his wife's
iathc: and mother lie blamed his
wife for having led him into commit
ting crime.
THE Stura from Palermo arrived at
New Orleans with 10 Sicilian imrli-
grants Twenty-seven We're held as
| paupers and would be sent back
Mrs. MILLER and Mrs. Peddlety. Of
| Benton, Wis, were fatally injured at
East Dubuque, H., by being thrown
from a buggy.
THE Grand Army of the Republic is
said to have plan for the erection
| of n monument to Gen. Grant at Wash
ington.
I Il .N-r., a I ,.s.gY,,-t, 1911 i