Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-07-03
The President Will Visit
Saratoga.
ANACONDA MINE NOT SOLD.
The Exports of Breadstuffs From the
United States-Wheat Crop
in Kansas.

President Harrison will visit Saratoga
in August.
There will be forty-four stars in the
national flag after July 4.
A Philadelphia jurist has decided that
piano-playing is manual labor.
The Socialists and Hebrew unionists
of New York will 60 into politics.
They are beginning to talk about co.
0O0, 900 bushels of wheat in Kansas.
Brooklyn gas companies are not obey
ing the Jaw fixing gas at $1.25 per 1000
feet.
The Methodist Episcopal Church will
hold its next quadrennial in May, 1885,,
at Omaha.
The International Congress Of Homeo-
pathic Physicians is to meet in Wash
ington, d. c., in 1892.
Since the 1st of January 1853 men in
positions OF trust have stolen 81, 600, 000
and have been caught at it.
TIE Transcontinental Association is
considering the propriety of reducing
freight on California raisins.
The Supreme Lodge of the 40 U. w.
has decided to meet the second Tuesday
in June, 1892, at Helena, Mont.
Mrs. Samuel Mather of Cleveland, O.!
University for its college for women.
American tin on American public
buildings. This is likely to be the text
of the Treasury order at an early day.
Census Superintendent Porter says he
has not resigned and don't intend to I'M
til the work he has undertaken is COM
pleted.
The Indians are fighting among them
selves in the Indian Territory over cat
tle-stealing. One Indian policeman has
been killed.
President Polk of the National ALI
ance predicts terrible civil war unless
the money power is speedily controlled
in the interest of the masses.
A shipment of Canadian cattle has
failed to pass inspection on arriving in
England, and great is the CONSERVATION
of our Canadian cousins in consequence.
1t is stated that the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western will help itself to a
different rate on a basis of 20 cents on
frst-class freight from New York to St.
Paul.
For about twenty-one years General
Butler, S. NJ Allen and others have been
engaged in collecting subscriptions for 8
monument to Miles Standish. ard $35,
600 have been raised.
Business in pDIIazil is reported to be il
a remarkably flourishing condition, anC
great coffee crop is looked for All o
which is suspicious for the success of the
first year of ciprocity.
The First Massachusetts Cavalry As
ISOLATION Eas' erected a granite m6nu
ment in Virginia in memory of theil
comrades who fell in battle with Mosby',
troopers near Aldice, Va.
Among the rumors in Philadelphia
about exPresident Marsh of the Key
stone Bank is one that he has been taker
to sea by friends and is now bound fol-
California on yacht.
st. Joseph, Mo-, fears that it will soor
be left two miles from the river, owing
to the work of erosion by the water or
the neck of land which separates the
river north and south at Belmont.
The exports of breadstuffs from the
United States in the last eleven months
had value Of $4,000, 0A0, or $50, 000,.
200 less than the exports of the CORE.
spending period of the preceding year.
Judge Bartlett at New York has hand
ed down a decision denying the second
motion on behalf of the Parnellites to
restrain Eugene Kelly from transmitting
any more money to the McCarthyites.
Several boys who were candidates for
naval cadetship from district in Mich
lgan were rejected because the examin-
ing physician found that their hearts
had been affected by smoking cigarettes.
The State Department will probably
advise American Consuls TO devote some
attention to proft-sharing corporations
on the cooperative plan formed in MANY
countries in Europe between capital and
labor.
The collateral inheritance tax is a very
good thing for Connecticut, which will
profit to the extent of $4,000 by the
death of 2. I. Barnum, that being the
amount of the States dividend from his
estate.
The prospects are that there will be
something to eat in Great Britain next
iall. Forty steamships have been char
tered in Baltimore to load with grain for
ports of the United Kingdom between
June and October.
The report that the Anaconda mine
has been sold to syndicate ia
denied by the owners of the pronertv
The mine is shut down at present, owing
to dispute with the railroad concern
ing freight charges.
The correspondence between Blaine
and Pauncefote regarding reciprocity
WIN canada was partly made public
during the Canadian elections notwith-
Standing express stipulations that Sc
crecy should be observed.
The Bethlehem Iron Works promise
to have the Monterey's armor ali ROAD
by the time the hull and machinery arc
out OF the contractors hands. The guns
Tor the vessel are well under way in the
washington ordnance shops.
The Secretary of the Kansas State
Board OF Agriculture is reported as esti-
mating the wheat crop of Kansas tbis
year at 50,OO0,000 bushels, the largest
crop ever raised. The wheat cron of
Kansas last year was 2S, 195, 1000 bushels
An indictment for criminal libel hoe
been returned at Philadelphia againsf
Rev: j. Wesley Hill of Ogden, Utah for
writing and publishing letters chargine
Rev. Sam Small with criminal condncf
IN connection with funds of the Utah
University. ''"
The riot among laborers near St. Iouis
was not factional fight between Italians
as was at first represented. American
drove the Italians from camn
ana confiscated their goods. Several
implicated have been arrested
and rigid inquiry is being made.
Several of the widows of persons killed
ln the wreck at Hagerstown, Ind. last
winter have been offered from 81 Ooo ~