The state herald., 1891-03-27
NEWS NUGGETS,
lawrence Barrett is dead.

There were $40 deaths In Now Yorl
City last week,
Mr.. FELTON, has been elected Senator
from California.
The London Times justities tho New
Orleans lynching.
Ex-Governor Robinson, OF Nov
York. died Monday.
Arizona has appropriated $50, 00(
for a Worlds fair exhibit.
1t is rumored that Secretary of Wa
Proctor will retire after July LIST.
General Joseph E. Johnston died n
his home in New York last Saturday
The United States treasury hal
$500, 100000 worth Of gold In 1t.
vaults.
The kohlsaat statue Of Gen. Gran
will be unveiled ut Galena on Memo
rial Day.
Row. Frederick rockingham, 70.
nous Unitarian minister, died In Bos-
ton last week.
1t is reported that Senator Edmund.
will resign his Office before the Senate
meets again.
The State OF Texas refuses to accept
the two cents bounty on sugar under
the Mckinley bill.
| The first telephone line between
London and Paris was opened and
proved success.
| An Englishman who has broken the
bank at Monte Carlo twice recently
won 100000 Monday.
Eleven large green houses belong
ing to William X. Vanderbilt were de-
stroyed by fire the other day.
Since Sidney Dillon took control Of
the Union Pacific railroad he has dis
missed over 1000 employees.
The Japanese Prcsbyterians have
shown their independence by making
some additions to the Apostles Creed.
Victoria Kawckiiu Kaiulani Luna
lilo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is the name
OF the heiress apparent to the Hawai-
ian throne.
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church, ono OF
the landmarks OF New Orleans, was
destroyed by arc Monday. Loss, $780,
900; insurance, 100000.
nj. II. Hcrndon, who was the law
| partner OF Abraham Lincoln from
1854 until President Lincoln's death.
died of Ia grippe the other day.
Kansas Republicans arc Indignant
ut Ingalls, on account OF his recent
interviews In which he has highly
complimentcd the Alliance movement.
The lower house OF the Missouri
legislature has passed the bill appro.
priating 100000 for State exhibit
Mt the Worlds Fair bya unanimus
vote.
More snow is reported in northern
New Mexico than was ever known be-
fore and the towns along the Rio
Grande are fearing great flood when
1t begins to thaw.
Since Anna Dickinson has been con-
fined in the insane asylum marked
improvement In her condition Is no.
iiccablc, and the doctors have hopes
Of her speedy recovery.
A man In Texas offers 10 sell the
exposition the house In which tho
FARMERS Alliance was first organized.
At is suggested TINT II be placed on
the lake front and blown by dynamite
into the lake.
Dispatches from Gibraltar state that
the captain oftho war ship which col
lidcd with the Utopia has testified
that he believes the disaster 10 have
been caused by an error Of judgment
on beard the Utopia.
A New York dispatch says that
there are indications that George
Gould may he made president Of the
Rock Island. II is no longer disputed
that the Goulds have acquired large
interest In tina, property.
Ex-senator Blair hus accepted the
Chinese mission and has arranged to
sail from San Francisco for the
"nowery kingdom" on May l. lie
has already received his instructions
from the secretary OF state.
The Rcv. d. Howard Crosby is very
Ill at his home in New York. Grief
over tho death oil n beloved daughter
and n severe attack OF bronchitis and
Inflammation OF the lungs have COM
bincd to make his condition OF serious
concern TO his family and friends.
A dispatch from Chill. received via
Bucno. Ayres, says that there has
been severe fighting near Valparaiso
recently. and that 200 OF the insur-
gents were taken prisoners, tied To-
gothor and shot with cannon and
musketry by tho government troops.
Captain "Davilanso" Hatfield. lead
or OF the Hatfield side OF the wcs,
Virginia Kentucky Hatfield Mccoy
feud, has furnished card for publ.
cation declaring the Vendetta nj M
end. and that amnesty has been
granted all who took part In tho war;
fare.
A blast was fired on tho siio OF
Lookout Mountain n fow days ago
which dlslodgcd 100. 900 tons Of rock.
One hundred kegs Of powder was the
charge and n ledge OF rock was broken
up and rolled down the mountain side.
The railroad track was broken up 'or
200 yards.
Tho British steamship Utopin. from
Italian ports bound TO New York. with
700 Italian emigrnnts. collidcd Tues.
day with tho British lronclnd Rodney,