The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-05-09
Trunk Lines Boycott the
Chicago and Alton.
NEW Y0RK'S DIVES CLOSED.
Cornell Students Elect Bob IngerSoll TO
Make the Annual Address, But
the Faculty Vetoes II.
A bath-tub combine IL the latest.

A bath-tub combine II the latest.
Sugar is being smuggled into Canada.
Tenement-house inspection il now go-
ing on in Boston.
The New York police have been or
dered 10 close the dives"
4 big soldiers reunion will be held at
New York July next.
New Hampshire has adopted the Aus
tralian ballot system Of voting.
4 whole family has been arrested at
Topeka for mailing obscene letters.
Many horses have died at Red Bank,
\. j., Of disease similar TO the grip.
Anna Dickinson has written 10 George
Francis Train, who sympathizes with
her.
The steamer Olympia from Palermo
has just landed 400 Sicilians at New Or
leans.
At the close OF its first year Of high
license Baltimore prOnOunces the system
success.
Mexico will send the finest specimens
Of various kinds of woods 10 the Chicago
Exposition.
A New York poolseler has been SEN
fenced to pay 81 600 fine and spend three
months in Jail.
NIayor-elect Rose Of Cleveland is said
TO be so annoyed by ofliceseekers that he
has fled the city.
Archbishop Ryan Of Philadelphia has
forbidden Catholics to bury relatives or
friends on Sunday.
In nearly every instance the women
candidates for School Commissioners
were defeated this spring in Missouri.
A party of 800 impoverished Central
Kansas settlers have left for Topolobam-
po, the Socialist colony on the west coast
Of Mexico.
The Baltimore and Ohio road has se-
cured Il number Of new and powerful en-
gines said TO be the finest and swiftest
ever built
Tennessee is growing a little restless
over the thought that her Legislature adj
journed without appropriating for the
Worlds Fair.
Five hundred immigrants have landed
at Halifax, and are coming into the
United States by rail to avoid the new
immigration law.
Delaware's new tramp labor bill pro-
vides that all tramps in Delaware may
be set to work for sixty days breaking
stones and mending roads.
There is a bill still pending in the Leg
islature at Springfield providing for ap-
preparation OF 100000 for the Illinois
exhibit at the Worlds Fair
Treasury locks are to be placed on Ca
madam goods in transit through the
United States. and the use of Consular
seals is to be done away with.
President Harrison has appointed Hall
q. Parker (colored) of Missouri to be an
alternate Commissioner at large to the
Worlds Columbian Exposition.
The new Constitution of Kentucky,
framed by the convention which has just
adjourned, forbids members of the Legis-
lature from accepting railroad passes.
A bill was reported in the Massachu-
setts Senate one day last week authoriz-
ing the city of Boston to borrow $780,
900 outside of debt limit as park loan.
The officers of the Alton road profess
to be cheerful in the face of the trunk
line boycott, but add that it may not be
long before they will have to slash rates.
Petitions have been filed at Ottawa to
unseat Sir Adolphe Caron, Minister of
Militia, and Sir Hector Langevin, Minis
ter of Public Works, for corrupt prac-
tices.
The captains of the various fire-engine
houses in Cincinnati have received strict
orders to put stop to the custom fol-
lowed by policemen of sleeping in en-
gine houses.
A sensational article in q New York
paper says Mrs. Leslie Garter and David
Belasco have gone to Europe together.
1t is claimed by others the trip is only a
business one.
The Committee on Territories will
probably not visit Alaska, as authorized
to do by Congress. The question of the
proper government to give Alaska has
not yet been decided.
The first official act of the new Mayor
Of Philadelphia, Mr.. Stuart, was to give
policemen ten days in which to withdraw
from all campaign and political commit
tees of which they may be members.
Hereafter they are to keep out of politics
on pain of instant dismissal.
The impeachment trial of Judge The
9arties ing how sleek he got the lands
= sur, think how easily made is the
dienca I by staying over the winter in q
a,ill be and then sell for $400 or $500
nrrect- nothing. l should smile, a
lhg 10 right by our noses. We have al
q ,ota n work hard for our proofs, b
elk as thing We are here TO stay. w
Sility. want to sell and we don't want
fol re- Nissopr; We that have b.an h
tn last seven or eight years want
sls9l. in Hood River.