The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-01-02
NEWS NUGGETS.

Akron, Ohio. wasvisited by de-
structivetornado few days ago.
The Republican postmaster of Car
rolton, Miss. was shot dead on Christ
mas.
E2The postoillce at Buffalo, Kansas,
was robbed OF its contents on Friday
night. No clue to the thieves.
Senator Ingalls, is home from Wash
ington and will remain In Kansas I'M
til after the senatorial election.
The more the affairs of Kean 4 Co.,
the bankrupt Chicago bankers. are
examined the worse they appear.
Hon. W. d. Simpson, chief justice
OF the supreme court OF South Caro-
lima, died Friday OF heart disease.
e. c. Jones, n tough character OF
Elgin, Kan, was shot and instantly
killed Christmas while resisting ar
rest.
The city OF Cordova in the Argen-
tine Republic was swept away by u
flood last week and hundreds OF peo-
pie drowned.
The President has issued his proc
lamation calling the attention OF the
world to the big fair to be held in
Chicago in 1898.
The total addition TO the country's
railway mileage in 1890 was nearly
$500 miles, or about 700 miles more
than In 1889.
The officials OF Cologne have seized
n quantity OF American bacon valued
ut 10000 marks and have arrested
the merchant who imported it.
The New York tariff reform club
held notable banquet Tuesday night.
Ex-President Cleveland made the
principal speech and received au
ovation.
Henry b. Brown, OF Michigan, has
been appointed by the President As
sociate Justice OF the Supreme Court
TO take tho place OF Justice Miller
recently deceased
Three Chicago toughs robbed the
Merchants Exchange Bank in South
Chicago in daylight Monday and made
their escape. They were afterwards
captured, however, and their booty
recovered.
Rev. o. ID. Mulligan. recently sus-
pended by the Pittsburg Reformed
Prcsbytery for heresy, has been pre-
scented with $500 in gold by his con-
gregation. His church remains
closed during his suspension.
. Professor Koch, in an interview
with nm eminent English physician
who urged the professor TO disclose
the whole process, got very wrothy
at the proposal and declared that he
had the right TO do as he pleased with
his discovery.
A fight took place Monday morning
between band OF Indians under Big
Foot and troop OF cavalry. More
than fifty Indians were killed out
right and fifteen or twenty soldiers
among whom was Captain Wallace OF
the Seventh cavalry.
1t is now estimated that about 0 900
men are out on n strike on the various
railways in Scotland. Traffic on the
North British railway has almost
ceased. The company will suspend
the operations OF the steamers on
Loeb 1.ommond and the Clyde In order
To obtain employees to work on the
railway.
The Western Union Telegraph
Company's have made n reduction OF
rate OF from 80 TO 40 per cent. on
business 10 Kansas, Nebraska, Colo
RADIO and New Mexico. The reduc-
ton went into efrectJanuary /. Com.
pnny representatives say that this ~.
duc,ion applies principally To nom
competing points.
The oldest son Of the late Brigham
Young has obtained possession OF g.
10000 acres OF land In Old Mexico
which he will COLOMBO with 10. 900
Mormons from Utah. The Mexican
government In connection with this
grant offers 5000 to every family and
$50 to every single man who locates
permanently on the land.
DIR. Anthony. arrested IN. o,h.,
day upon the affidavit of pos,m,s,ss
Rltchcy for publishing and dcno.,,,ra
In the mall papers with n Ioi,erv nj.
yer,Isement known ms the ..Dan,hIn
nd had n hearing bofor. Tni,aa
States Commissioner Clough ANA 49,
discharged. Tho cvId.nce ,ha ..,"
missioner said, did not warrant his
arrest.
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