Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-08-13
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"A woriu 'alr association has "a,
organized in Alabama with s5o 'e
capital. 'w'
The deaths from cholera in At.
average fifty daily. A Quarantine asse'
being formed.
A bank. Odd Fellows hall and
eral stores were destroyed by trs
Gosport Ind.
Nine. De Bonnemain, well known.
the mistress Of General Boulapco'
died OF consumption on the 18th sN
The Pennsylvania steel COMPANY 4,
Harrisburg, Pa, has refused to .;n'
the amalgamated association scale e.
James Mccormick OF Crysta, Fail,
Mich, died from injuries received r'
ten round prize fight with VIM. Daniel.
The management of the Cbic,,,
Times denies positively that yops,
Mr.. Green of New York has secrra;
that paper.
General Sam Brown. who for ,c,ru
years represented the burnt d is.rie.:
in congress. died vt Martiusyll.e, lnS
on the 18th.
The sheriff of Fayette county lev
has been indicted by the United S,a,s,
grand jury for unlawful interference
with the mails.
The comptroller OF the currencyb,,
appointed o. C. Bell, OF Lincoln. Neh
receiver of the First national D,ns a.
Red Cloud, Neb.
Arsenic in food has caused the je,,l
Of Bernard Cornelius ana the prooablv
fatal sickness OF five Others liyn.e pea,
Russellville KY.
Colonel George NJ. Chamnln. one q,
the survivors Of the Black Hawk war
died at Jacksonville, H., Oh the ls,b
aged ninety-one.
The American association o; rresn
glass bottle blowers decided ut i Meet.
ing in St. Louis to withdraw from the
Knights OF Labor.
Comptroller Lacey has made a cali
for report on the condition OF the
national banks at the close OF business
Thursday, July 8.
The citizens Of Washington. y. C..
have raised the guarantee fund OF $50.
900 for the Grand Army OF the hepub.
lie encampment in 1892.
The soldiers have ordered all the
haycutters off the eastern part Of the
Cherokee strip and arrested Il number
who refused TO go at once.
Glucose factory owners of New York
city deny positively that an English
syndicate has obtained control or closed
contracts for the glucose plants in this
country.
The May statement of the Union
Pacific shows the gross earning, of the
whole system were $3,4ly, 600 a de-
crease Of $74S, 600; net, 81, e.. 900;
decrease, $500 600.
According to census bulletin there
were IS. OBS paupers in almsno0se5 in
America last year. OF these So, SIS
were whites. The ration OF the pop
ulation has decreased greatly.
The Manitoba government crop bui-
letin shows that crop prospects are the
brightest known for years. There has
been an abundant rainfall, Harvest.
ing will begin about August 10.
Roland B. Hill, Boston newspaper
man, and the son OF United States Sen.
ator Hill OF Georgia, has been taken
in charge by the police OF New York,
who fear that his mind is unba anced.
A special from flagstaff Ari1., says:
The party that lett here with sheriff
Francis for the scene OF the Navajo
trouble returned. having met the first
party, which escaped during the night
Nat X. Jones, son OF United States
Senator Jones OF Arkansas, was sho,
and perhaps fatally wounded At The
senator's home at Washington, Ark,
by school teacher named j. i. Shep-
ley.
a careful estimate made by the Of
ticers OF the postotfice department
places the probable annual cost to the
government of the executions OF the
provisions OF the postal bill at g..
795, 900.
General Miles received n dispatch
from Major Powell. who he mad al
rected to investigate the White Earth,
Minn., trouble, saying the report was
without foundation and the Indians
perfectly peaceable.
A cable from the United States cen
sui at Odessa today to Charles l.
Pillsbury states that the wheat crop is
% per cent short and the rye crop 90
per cent short. A % per cent short
age means deficiency Of so, 600, 0O0
bushels.
Acting Secretary Chandler OF thein-
terror department has issued an order
providing for the extension OF tile lines
OF counties already located in Okla
homa so as to make each county COM
prise as nearly as practicable wv
square miles.
An attempt to operate the coal mines
at Braceville, Anderson county, Tenn
with convict labor has led TO serious
trouble. The free miners drove out
the convicts and the guards and the
sheriff have been ordered by the gov
ernOr to enforce the law aSains: the