The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-03-27
UNITED STATES.

The paper-mill combine has ordered
n shutdown TO raise prices.
A dancing party near Catlettsburg,
Ky, March II, was so lively that six
men were shot dead before the end
OF IL.
The Australian ballot has been re-
iected by Maine.
The farmers organization men In
the Illinois Legislature Joined with the
Democrats and elected John nj.
Palmer senator.
The striking New York eloakmakers
have committed long list OF outrages
on the non-union employees and some
of them are under arrest for assaults
with vitriol.
Mrs. John Dunn Of Corpus Christi,
Tex, followed a burglar, who had
robbed her house, three miles. He
turned upon her with an AK, when
she shot him dead.
An organization named the Natur
allied Sons of America Is being
built up in the northern Mississippi
basin with the object OF establishing
branch wherever there Il camp of
the Patriotic Order of the Sons Of
America. "
Louis Lemay was stricken dumb
Aitlit GniAtlk tutStS ttA AitE AhltNtAt
church, the Pope and all church work
at New Haven March IL.
A tornado destroyed houses, barns
and trees and killed woman and a
boy near Newport, Miss, March 8.
The clothing manufacturers OF
Rochester, n. Y, have inaugurnted
lockout affecting 10000 people, all on
account OF objectionable union rilles.
There is considerably less corn and
wheat ON hand In the United States
than last year.
The plan 10 enlist 1000 Indians at
Pine Ridge was a failure. The red
skins refused to go away from the
vicinity of their tribe.
The proposition 10 resubmit the
constitutional prohibition clause
failed In the South Dakota Legislature
by one vote.
The Minnesota senate has passed q
resolution against the appearance OF
actresses In tights.
The cotton crop will be 500, 900 bales
short.
Minnesota has been paying s. apiece
for wolf scalps and the Legislature has
Just discovered that i'm the northern
part of the state there are large farms
devoted to breeding wolves for their
sealps.
A mob came near lynching the Wig
CLINTON family. composed OF John
Wigginton and his four sons, for the
poisoning Of William Ferguson and
b. c. Watts, his soH-in-law, both Of
whom died, and Miss Boyd, a grand
daughter OF Ferguson, who Is still in
a critical condition, at Mount Ster-
| ling, KY, March IL. The Wiggintons
were suspected, and after arrest the
youngest, who IL only 10 years old,
confessed.
| The Bohn sash and door factory at
Omaha, worth $500, 200, stayed out OF
the trust and was burned March l2.
Connecticut has a mica boom along
the Housatonie.
Aid is being sent TO starving settlers
in the arid regions OF South Dakota,
Kansas and Nebraska.
Several attempts have been made of
late to wreck trains on the New York
and New Haven railroad, but they
have been failures.
Eight hundred weavers employed at
the Atlantic Mills at Providence, II. l.,
have struck on account OF alleged ex-
cessive fines.
| BY order of General manager Clarke
/ OF the Union Pacific, all telegraph
operators on that line in Colorado
have been notified to sever their con-
nection with the order of Railway
Telegraphers or leave the service of
the company.
1t seems likely that the seal fishery
question will be arbitrated.
The Tennessee insane asylum was
burned March 13 and six patients
were burned to death.