The state herald., 1891-06-26
NEWS hiJeeers.

The Presidents family nro lrtatcd
~ Cape May i,r tho summer
II is rumored that Mr.. Porter; DUR
minister b Italy, Kas keeh fccallcd.
Tho Missouri river is twenty-thrcc
'eet above low water mark NJ Kansas
City.
Prinseton College has received dur
Ing the last year over 100000 in
gifts.
Johann Most, tho anarchist, has been
sentenced TO the penitentiary for one
year.
The Capitol Insurance Company, Of
i1peka, has been turned over to-
receiver.
General Sebchuld Was married to
Mics kiibourne, of Kcokuk, last
Thursday.
In thunder storm last week Co.,
200 barrels OF oil were sol M lleh at
Bradford, PHI
Mckinley has been nominated by
the Republicans OF Ohio for governor
oy acclamution.
ogden's rity rcpnei' has 'olea IN
appropriation If $40, 900 TO erect u city
hall and police court rooms.
The census OF England and Wales
shows population al, $4,000, ,OC0. an
increase cf s,Ct6,600 In ten years.
Al Hoboken, Tuesday, Slavin and
Kilrain indulgod in prize fight, the
latter was knocked out In the ninth
round.
A swarm Of bees created 4 tempo.
rary panic at the corner oi NJ lin and
Eighth streets in Kansas City few
lays ago.
Senator Sherman shows hi- indif.
fercnce t" crrositi0h 10 him at home
W beginning the erection of aSl00, 900
mansion in Washington.
An accident on The Nickel Plate
railroad near Cleveland resulted In
the death of ten perscrs ami the SER
'ous Injury 81 thirty Others.
The rcformcrs of Mexico arc gain
ing ground rapidly. Bull fights have
been stopped, gambling prohibited
and lottery law is under consider,-
ton.
Last Month there were Is, is6 i'm
migrants from Italy, or more than
from any country in Europe. 1t Is
said that these immigrants were of tho
lowest classes.
An Arkansas City dispatch says u
band OF thoroughly organized boom.
ers will soon invade tho Cherokee
strip, cut all the fences and burn the
grass, thus forcing the cattl emen TO
leave,
Mr. Gladstone has had II relapse In
consequence of overexertion In speak
ing last week. His physician has
ordered that he rest and abstain from
appearing in public for lengthy
period.
The Baptist clergymen OF Boston
passed resolution condcmning
Masonry wkereupon Rev Mr. Cleve.
land. member of the Association,
asked that his name be dropped from
the roll.
Jennie Williamson, i9 years old, is
in jail at Newburg, New York, charged
with burning down her aged hus-
bands house and barn. roasting his
fceble-mindcd son To death and rum
ming away with n liveryihan's team.
Five thousand people assembled at
South bethlehem. Now York. to see
mountain blown up by dynamite.
5000 pounds OF the explosive consti.
iutcd the charge, which was success.
fully fired 10000 tons OF rock being
displaced.
Enormous preparations are being
made In London for the reception OF
the German Emperor. The kaiser
will arrive In England July 4. On
July 3 the kaiser will arrive at Buck.
inghnm palace and attend the opera
at Coyent Garden.
Heavy rains have soaked central
Kansas and made the whea, fields too
wet to harvest The farmers are no,
worried about the prospects, however.
The yield OF many fields will be over
40 bushels, but some early sewn will
be less than half OF ,hnt.
The official copy OF all the cores
pondencc between Comptroller Lacey,
Bank Examiner Drew and others. Ia
reference TO the affairs OF the Key.
stone bank. which was received from
the treasury department last week,
now Is made public. II is very vo-
luminous.
The number OF deaths resulting
from the recent railroad disaster kar
reached 100. Over 100 corpses have
been recovered. The unidentified
bodies are preserved in the hospital.
Stakes have been driven In the river
bed TO prevent uprccovcrcd bodies
from washing away.
Thirty eripmcn and conductors en-.
ployed by the Kansas City Cable rail.
way Company quit work Thursday.
deserving their ears Mt different points
on the line. The strike was due TO
the discharge OF men by tho company
the dny previous. Tor holding meet.
Ing and attempting TO organize
union.
| The Hon. John Russell Young. dis.
,inguishcd In literature and in dIplo.
macy, Is said TO bo In training for
senatorial honors. aud he Is expected
TO become strong competitor for the
United States senate from his native
State. Pennsylvania. lie IL very pop.
ulnr ana has been urged by his
friends 10 allow his namc To be
brought forward In that connection
with the succession TO senator Quay.
An interesting trial took place n,
Douglas. Wyoming. few day. ngo.
the plaintiffs and defendants In the
case. md the jury trying II, boiug all
women. Two servant girls. employed
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