Mower County transcript., 1891-05-27
THE WEEKS EVENTS.

THE WEEKS EVENTS.
ton.
The czarewitch has SO far recovered
from his wound that he has left Japan
from Vladiyostock.
Mrs. James G. Blaine denies that
Hattie Blaine is engaged to Truston
Beal, of California.
Peru will send to the worlds fair the
Saimondia collection and an exhibit
from the school Of mines.
At Magnolia. Miss, Henry Sheridan,
colored, who murdered DR.. Varnado, in
Osyka. in 1893, was hanged Friday.
A bill postponing payments of bank
deposits for twenty days has been
adopted by the Argentine chamber Of
deputies.
J. NJ. Helms, of indianapolis, has
been elected president of the Bnai Birth,
now in session at ST. Louis. The lodge
will meet in Cleveland, Ohio, next year.
| In the trial Of her novel dynamite bat
terry the Vesuvius fred nine shots, six
of which would have sunk irst-class
man-of-war had she been using one as
target.
The Morgan ship, El Sol, Capt. Haw-
to New Orleans, having made the run
from wharf to wharf in days, % hours
and Is minutes.
A mob stopped train at Bardsley,
Thursday night and took from the
sheriff, Tennis Hampton, colored, who
is charged with the murder of E. II.
Weber. He was probably lynched.
The South Dakota railroad commits
sion has just completed tour of the
Milwaukee lines east of the Missouri.
They report that all sections traversed
were visited by the late rains, and that
all crops are in promising condition.
A 14-year-o]d girl, Rosie Duce, is un-
der arrest for attempting to set fire to
the Naumkeag, Mass, mill No. 1. She
she says that she thought if she could
burn the mill she would not have to
work.
, A letter has been written by ex Queen
Natalie to NJ. Paschious, the Servian
prime minister. She declares that the
object of her expulsion from Servia was
neither for the good of the country or
,, for the kings welfare.
Near Gainesville, Tex, Thursday
evening, during thunder storm, light
ming struck a group of negroes who had
taken shelter under tree, killing a
:, young girl and knocking senseiess her
mother and young man.
: Translaticns of the pope's enclyclica]
3 will be distributed among working men
t of all countries The document is re.
garded as an endorsement of the views
of Cardinals Manning and Gibbons as
' contrasted with those OF Bishop Frep-
:, pei.
1 The project of Belgrade and an in.
Y spector of police have been retired and
: the minister of finance granted long
leave of absence owing to the regents
|. dissatisfaction with the way in which
Queen Natalie's expulsion was carried
7 out.
= Fever is raging at Malta and there il
8 an average OF forty of the officers and
: fleet Frustrated with the disease The
Malta hospitals are already terribly
;. overcrowded by the unceasing influx Of
, patients.
y It is estimated that the new French
y tariff will diminish British exports te
a France to the amount of about e7, ,OOO,.
a 600 pounds annually, and British manu-.
, facturers do not know where to find a
D market for their goods thus barred from
French markets.
, Col. w. L. Brown, chairman, says
\ that the newly formed irish national
! federation at New York has already
cabled SIS, 900 to Archbishop Croke fo1
, the evicted tenants, and has $25, 900 or
a hand, besides 81, 900 or Sc, 900 subscribed
! and not vet collected
l A Madrid dispatch says that large
body of Spanish troops is being masseG
at Bakajos, near the Portuguese front
ier, and that Spanish squadron il
= cruising near Lisbon. The Spanish
= government makes no secret of its in
y tention to intervene should a republic
be declared in Portugal.
4 A Berlin dispatch says that the re-
ported engagement of marriage betweer
/ the Czarewitch and the Princess Helene
l of Montenegro created no surprise as
the two families are closely connected
Such an engagement will greatly
' strengthen the claims of the Montene
grin prince to the sovereignty of Servia.
r The kaiser is said to be bent upon the
: complete naturalization of the German
railways, and this was his chief reason
for retiring Herr Maybeck, who had
, failed in attempting to carry out that
charge. The kaiser is thoroughly i'm.
, bued with Bismarck's idea of grand
: network Of railways controlled by the