The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-09-05
CONDENSED NEWS.
Interesting Happenings Of the Past
Week Culled from the As
ISOLATED Press.

Bar silver, 975c.
SpUrgeon has rallied again.
Washouts near Albany, N. Y.
Guatemala is in financial straits.
The situation in China is grave.
Smallpox is epidemic in Honduras.
Irish mackeral fishing is a failure.
Three big Atlantic hotels have failed.
The Park Place disaster inquest has
begun.
Russian Jew refugees are arriving at
Detroit.
Riots in Russia to prevent rye ex-
portation.
The Corder, Mo-, bank robber was
lynched.
Edward Linn, a New York broker,
suicided.
Gladstone writes a letter denouncing
gambling.
Russians want bounties for cotton
products.
Interest on the a! per cents ceased
yesterday.
One of the Corder, Mo-, bank robbers
is arrested.
Destructive storms continue in Eng
land and Ireland.
Minister Egan formally reports Balma-
ceda's fall in Chill.
Chicago union cabinet makers struck
for an elght.hour day.
The Central Elevator Co.. of Cincin-
natl failed for 800, 600.
The Oklahoma statehood convention
is called for Sept. "a.
It is denied that the Indiana gas sup
ply is becoming short.
Ex-senator Pomeroy, of Kansas, died
at Whitensvllle, Mass.
Damage from heavy rains is general
in England and Ireland.
Hanlan and Gaudaur will row at
Hamilton, Ont, Sept. 10.
The steamer Mariposa will carry Bern
hardt around the world.
The Argentine Republic opposes COL
onization of Russian Jews.
Nightingale won the Charter Oak
$40, UO0 race at Hawthorne.
The governor of Martinique, recently
devastated, appeals for aid.
A mob lynched Frank Huges, a
Georgetown, KY, murderer.
Campbell and Huntington won the
double tennis championship.
The River Barrow, in Ireland, over
flowed, causing great damage.
Steamer collision near Sydney, New
South Wales, killed twenty-six.
Russian exhibition in Paris proposed
as a means of expediting treaty.
Anniversary of the battle of Sedan
celebrated throughout Germany.
Timothy Hopkins is en- route east to
contest his adopted mothers will.
The Canadian population is q, 1928, 344,
an increase in ten years of 499, 534.
Thirteen missionaries and twenty.
three nun leave Rome for America.
The Tennessee legislature met in x
ira session and adjourned till today.
Governor Brown of Kentucky was in.
augurated with elaborate ceremonies.
1t is denied that the Burlington Will
build 500 miles of track in Montana.
Little Rock negroes have organized an
Afro-American protective association.
Marriage of Miss Mary Lincoln and
Charles b Isham occurred at London.
Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Russell Ha1ri-
son arrived in New York from EuroL,.
1t is denied that Milwaukee will be
dropped from the American Association.
Indiana glass manufacturers decided
to close down till wages are satisfactory.
Reported that the German restrictions
on American pork will be removed to
day.
At Woodlawn, Tenn, Abe Slaughter
killed Evans Quarles with q baseball
bat.
Nothing of interest has yet been done
by the Tennessee legislative extra SEES
sion.
It is said the Chicago elevators have
joined a pool for handling this years
crop.
An in%cendiary mob caused so, 600, 900
loss IN Santiago after the city surren-
dered.
The Northern Pacific declared 1 per
cent quarterly dividend on preferred
stock.
It is said the Ohilian insurgents vic
tory may be followed by a revolution in
Mexico.
The reported closing of the German
National Bank of Louisville, KY, is
denied.
The Chilian government defeated the
insurgents in another battle at Val.
paraiso.
IL is said Gen. William Wells of Yer
mont will succeed Proctor in the
cabinet.
The Grand Trunk tunnel under the
st. Clair River will be formally opened
Sept. 10.
Sarah Bernhardt wants to charter a
steamer and make q theatrical tour of
the world.
The first inspection of the new Sioux
soldiers is very favorable to them in
every way.
An outbreak in the nature of a strike
is reported among the Indians of Chill
cat, Alaska.
Rev. DIR. Olmstead, editor of The
Boston Watchman, the Baptist Church
paper, died.
Nineteen Russian Jews were detained
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