Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-11-20
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Plans for improving the Columbia
river are considered by the United
states engineers at Portland. Excel
lent photographs are produced showing
Priests rapids. Rock island, and Cab
met rapids, three of the most formida-
bic obstacles to the navigation of the
upper Columbia. The views alsc show
men at work blasting out the rock.
Mrs Henry Gearing, of Omaha. de-
serts her husband and home and skips
out with a gay lothario named Charles
6ulske' The two bring three of Mrs.
Gearngs children to Butte, Mont, in a
wheelbarrow. Guiske then deserts the
woman after promising TO marry her.
cyclone passes through Arrevesco.
Brazil, and the town is entirely des-
troyed, forty persons being killed and
thirty wounded. A train of eighteen
coaches is overturned and many passeD-
gers buried in the wreck. The tele-
graph wires are down and details of the
disaster are meager.
The Pacific Dyeing Works, Spaul-
dlnGs carpet factory and three frame
dwellings, in San Francisco are des-
troyed by fire. One man is burned to
death in the carpet works, but it is be-
lieved all escaped safely from the dye
works. Loss, $150,0OO.
Frank Galbraith, a farmer Of Milan,
Tenn, invites several neighbors to a
feast. During the festivities he pro-
duees jug of whisky; all present drink
the whisky and three men pass out of
existence by the jug handle route. The
whisky is poisoned.
Delegates from the National Farmers
Alliance, Farmers Mutual Benefit Asso
citation, Knights of Labor, American
Federation of Trades and other labor
organizations meet in Indianapolis,
Ind to discuss matters of national i'm
pcrtance.
The big job printing establishment of
Short & FOrman and the johnson house
irctHeveland, O., are destroyed by fire.
Three gallant fremon are killed BIZ fall
ing walls. Loss, $25O,OOO; insurance,
$175,0OO,
Two prospectors named Charles Deval
and Albert Fromonter, while drunk, en-
gage in a quarrel near Butte, Mont,
and Fromonterer is shot and instantly
killed.
An organized effort is made in Butte,
Mont, to get rid of the Chinese in that
city. There are 1,6O0 obIique-eyed
Mon ngolians in Butte.
Fifteen Thousand Chinese rebels cap
CuI6 1euW6l, CulQd.
McKinley's tariff makes England sick
or and sicker.
Austria decides to admit American
pork.
Tuesday, NOU. II.
The treasury department has been in
formed of the arrest at Watertown, N.
Y, of four Cinnamon who are making
an attempt to cross the Canadian border
The inspector at Ogdensburg, N. Y, in
reporting the case, says he has informa-
tion of the existence Of a conspiracy to
smuggle several hundred Cinnamon into
the United States from Canada and he
is endeavoring to secure evidence against
the alleged conspirators.
William Rudy, aged rs, returned
home this morning and Mortified at find
ing his mother was drinking to excess
determined to end his existence. He
poured coal oil over his clothing, set fire
to himself and then stabbed himself just
above the heart. He died in horrible
agony in short time.
The international revenue officers at
Quebec succeeded in capturing the
schooner Marie Rose, having on board
140 large barrels OF whiskey besides
cases of brandy, wine, gin and boxes Of
cigars, the whole valued between $25, 900
and $4,000. The cargo came direct
from St. Pierre Miquellon.
A severe tornado which formed in
New Jersey swept across the palisades
yesterday afternoon and then up the
river to Long Pier, where it did thous-
ands OF dollars worth of damage to
property on the Erie railroad.
The Chicago Times Washington
special says Secretary Blaine has en-
phatically denied the report that the
king of Sweden has been named as arbi-
traitor of the Bering sea dispute.
Three of the crew of the Barkentine
North Bend, bourd for the FIJI Islands,
we're drowned by the capsizing of the
ships boat during the gale.
A cold wave is reported through Wis
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