Mexico weekly ledger., 1891-07-09
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

L
Harry Jennings, New York's bes
known rat catcher, died in that city
/ It is again said that Blaine is {
very sick man and viii resign be.
foie long.
The body of Freddie Fessenbere
was found horribly mutilated nea,
Girard, Ill.
Controller Lacy has called fol
the resignation of Bank Examiner
Drew of Philadelphia.
An Indiana Judge has reversed
his own decision in q metropolitan
nplice board test case.
The National Editorial Associa.
ton will meet at st. Paul July Ia.
Seven hundred delegates are expec-
ted.
In fight between officers and
Indians on the Mojav Desert in
California two ON each side were
killed.
A cyclone at Baton Rouge. La,
demolished the penitentiary and
the Governors mansion, killing
ten persons and wounding thirty
six, all at the penitentiary.
The steamship Servia was sight
ed about fifty miles from New York
totally disabled. Prince George
of Greece is passenger. Tugs
will be sent out to her assistance.
Ten thousand persons seeking
homes in the Cherokee Outlet will
meet at Arkansas City, Kas., Sat-
urday to take steps to secure the
opening of this country, peaceabiy
if possible, but forcibly if necessa-
ry.
At Weathertord, Tex, the mer-
curry regularly goes to 100 in the
shade.
Complaints have been made Of
cattle trespasses on the Cherokee
Strip.
Washington and Lee University
has just closed its one hundred and
ninth year.
Minneapolis expects a big con-
vention of Christian Endeavor So
cieties July 8 to IL.
The Chicago Storage Exchange
has been sold to an English syndi-
cate for $4,5O0.000.
The preparations for the four
electroeutions at Sing Sing, N. Y,
have been completed.
The severest storm since 1885
visited Galveston yesterday and did
considerable damage.
In quarrel at Manchester, Mo-,
with Geo. Erline, George Meyer
was stabbed and killed.
Rev. Edward Ransford, an assis-
tant rector at Elizabeth, N. j., is
under arrest on a serious charge.
The recent change in the army
divisions remove from the control of
General Miles all the hostile In
dians.
Miss Hettie Ingram took NOR
phine at Wichita, Kas., when she
found she haG been betrayed by her
lover.
| There appears to be some differ
ence of opinion on the advisability
of the proposed change that practi-
cally abolishes the Normal School,
Frederick A. Schroeder will not
be the Republican candidate fol-
Governor of New York because he
believes his party doomed to defeat
this fall.
| Henry Bennett is in Jail at Ateh.
ison, Kas for throwing into the
road the goods of a man who was
living on farm from which Ben.
nett had been rejected by fore
closure.
i The Missouri State Training
School at Warrensburg, NO., ha'
adjourned.
A movement is in progress to Sc
cure the next Democratic Nationa
Convention for st. Louis.
II Winners at Chicago: Two Bits
Pennyroyal, Los Angeles, Longlight
, Leila May, Lady Blackburn.
u Winners at st. Louis Harr
Lightbody, Jessie Mcfarland, Flor
! ence Shanks, April Fool, Jr.
II A Pacific Express package, sur
j posed to contain a large amount c
money, is mysteriously missing.
Eleven persons have died fror
Injuries received in the Baton Roug
. cyclone, and more deaths are expec
ed.
4 William G. Duncan, formerly {
St. Louis, pleaded guilty of a the
of $4,000 worth of diamonds i
New York.
Repairs are being pushed at I'll
White House in order to get I'll
building ready for the return OF tn
Executive family.
An effort is to be made to get a
the farmers of the country to will
hold from the market all their Gro
d. of wheat this year.
L Chairman Taubeneck. Of the Pc
. Piles Party National Committees
a Kentucky organizing for the A
n oust eleetion He ia VERT konefr