The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-08-22
The Frank Ingram Lumber Go,
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penued W1Gn liabilities OF $500, 600.
Secretary Phelps will now be presi-
dent of the American Association.
Queen Victoria sent President Harri-
sou condolences IN Lowell's death.
Mexico will ~colonize the South Sea
islanders in the state of Chiapas.
Dr.. Moffat, a young Cleveland den
fist. Was drowned at Chautauqua.
The whaleback Charles Wetmore ar
rived at New York from Liverpool.
Austria will make a great display at
the Worlds Columbian Exposition,
William Douglass, white. killed Will
Douglas, colored, at Bessemer, Ala.
Dolan of the Columbus baseball team
deserts rather than pay a fine of $50.
Editor George Jones, of the New
York Times, died at Poland Springs.
The Reading coal company will work
short hours till the coal trade booms.
Rev. DR.. John Henry Hopkins, Prot.
estant Episcopal, died at Troy, N. =:
Chicago reports that the visible sup.
ply shows 49,, 255. 600 bushels of wheat.
It is said the league and association
patched up a truce IN baseball affairs.
Southern California earthquake's
effects have been greatly exaggerated.
The freight trainmen on the Lake
Erie & Western have stuck at Chicago.
President Harrison takes part in the
Bennington, VT, centennial festivities.
United States 4! bonds held abroad
are allowed an extension at 2 per cent.
Government rain makers will expert
ment again in Texas Monday or Tues.
day.
Christ Young was hung at Licking
ton, No., for the murder VI Hans Han
son.
The Pottsville, Pa. Steel and Iron
20. has resumed work with non-union
men.
The political situation in China is
serious and the foreign fleets nay have
work.
Near Shelbyville, Ind, Cmru Caster
probably ia taIly stabbed Dick and Burk
Phars.
The National Worlds Fair commits.
sion must cut salaries or havea 500, 600
deficit.
Wool warehouses of the Oberland Co.
at Chicago burned, causing q loss of
1886, 600.
The London Chamber of Commerce
wants q fine exhibit for Great Britain at
Chicago.
Jou1neymen stone cutters resolved
against the competition of convict with
free labor.
Six thousand men are out OF work on
account of the depression in the British
iron trade.
Avon Taylor, a farmer, while lrunk
killed his wife with a pickhandle a&San
Mateo. Cal.
The schooner Ethel wa siezed bY the
revenue cutter Corwin for poac1l / in
Behring sea.
A. G. Elliott & Co.'s PhiladA phia
paper warehouse burned, causing a loss
of $55, 600.
1t is asserted that Milwaukee will
take Louisville's place in the American
Association.
A linen mill has been established near
the City OF Mexico, being the first in
that country.
Southern Nebraska and Northern
Kansas had q heavy rain, which was
greatly needed.
American prelates will confer with the
pope on religious questions in the
United States.
The Fort Worth farmers alliance have
called q convention to be held in ST.
Louis Sept. Is.
Canadian cattle interests are alarmed
at the proposed removal of restrictions
IN American meats,
A serious labor agitation has broken
out at Formieres, France, and the troops
have been called out. -
A. B. Stickney sold $50 acres in Chi
cago to twenty packers, who will open
mammoth stock yards.
w. A. Clemets has been appointed
government sugar inspector under the
new sugar bounty Law.
s. NJ. Babcock, Madison. Wis. has been
elected president of the Association of
Official Agricultural Chemists.
At meeting of Union Pacific direc-
tors it was decided to extend the float
ing debt three years by notes.
The New York hot wave has gone,
but the effects are still appareat; six
heat deaths reported yesterday.
The Pacific Athletic Club offers q
purse of $12, 600 for q finish fight be.
tween F~itzsimmons and Pritchard.
The Standard Plate Glass Works,
Butler, Pa, is in the hands of q re-
ceiver; the company is in good shape.
Thomas McGreevy, member of the
Quebec legislature, resigns his seat
rather than submit to IN investigation.
Charles Lawrence. ex.assistant cashier
Of the Keystone National Bank of Phila-
delphia, was sentenced to eight years
and q fine of 900.
At Port an Prince, Hsyti, the river
st. Mary has overdowed it's banks. To.
day q bridge over the river was swept
away. Thirty lives lost.
Freights in England and Scotland de-
creased 80 much "a to excite remarks on
the trade depression by the Pail Nal
Gazette.
The commissioner Of the general land
office has ordered that in all cases of
contests brought by white settlers
against Indian allotments, notice of
contest shall be served on the Indian
whose claim 10 assailod.
laketa Crops.
LAKoTA, N. D., Aug. 1s.-Barley
cutting 10 about done. Wheat harvest
ID lust BEGINNING and will Ia ranaral