Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-12-31

killed by lake Shore & Michigan
southern train in Chicago.
THE hearing in the supreme court for
the release of Schwab and Fielden, the
Chicago anarchists viii take place on
January H. 1892.
IN the United States the visible sup
ply of grain on the 2lst was: Wheat,
As 2G2. 844 bushels; corn, 1915, 022 bush
els; oats, 3, S43,344 bushels
REV. FArHER KRoEGER, who for a
number of years was in charge of St
Vincents Catholic church at Ell1hart,
Ind, was missing, and creditors would
lose S17, 900.
AN incendiary fire destroyed the
business portion Of La Grange, Wyo.
LUsK & Co, dealers in canned and
dried fruits at San Francisco, Cal,
failed for sl00 600
A SPECIAL train on the Chicago &
Alton broke the record between Chica-
go and Kansas City, making the run of
419 miles in 1116 hours, or at the rate
of As miles an hour.
PATRICK SHEALD, an American sailor
who arrived at San Diego, Cal. from
Valparaiso, said he was recently ar
rested by Gillian police without cause
and beaten into insensibility
A HURRICANE at Marshalltown, Ia,
destroyed many barns, uprooted trees
and wrecked several houses. The
storm travelled in streaks, leveling
stalk fields as if by roller.
THE Bank Of Greenville at Green
vile, Miss, suspended, with liabilities
of 81, 600, 600
Two COAL miners at Wilkesbarre,
Pa, b. Ready and II. Linnen, were
killed by falling icicle.
DAVID KRoUsE, citizen of the
United States and resident of Green
Vile, n. j., was in a German prison,
having been arrested in Berlin for not
serving in the army before he emigrat-
ed to America.
In the family of Isaac Ravens near
Deer Creek, Ia, five children died from
black diphtheria, and the only other
child and the father and mother were
not expected to live.
THE oilcallc department Of the Union
mills in Detroit. Mich, was almost en-
tirely destroyed by fire. Loss, $3.50, 900.
THE conversion of tradedollar bull
lion into standard dollars has been
completed and the coinage of standard
silver dollars is therefore at an end.
EX-SECRETARY or STATE SopER. of
Michigan, wrote to GOV Winans de
manding that his resignation be re-
turned The governor would refuse to
do so
CATION HALL, an outlaw imprison d
at Bristol Tenn, was said to have
killed twenty-seven men.
THE Russian charge d affaires at
Washington has written letter in
which he says that any aid for the
famine districts of Russia will be faith
fully distributed. He further states
that 10000 600 of his countrymen are
suffering from lack Of food.
AT Ann Arbor, Mich, Frank Vande-
walker completed his fortieth quail in
as many days
THE post Office at Millersburg, Ky,
was burned with most of its contents.
The first fuG cargo of American tin
ever produced from an American tin
mine was received by w w. Stewart
at San Diego, Cal, from the Temescal
mines.
CART. G. BURKE, with nineteen cav
alrymen and infantry, met sixty revo-
lutionists at place called the Retamal,
in Star county. Tex, and Corporal Ed
strom was killed. The insurgents were
put To Digit,
WHILE the steamer West Coast was
hauling alongside the wharf at Point
Arena. Cal, her mornings parted, and
she was driven on reef and nine of
the crew were drowned
JoE HANFoRD tcoloredl was hanged
at Forest, Miss for murder.
NICHOLAS Fox shot his wife at South
Omaha, Neb, and then cut his throat
with a razor
THERE were 5000 cases of grip in
Cincinnati and suburbs, and the disease
was proving fatal beyond all prece-
dent
THOMAS WILSON, Of Niuton, Ia, wa,
taken with a fit of hiccoughing, and il
spite Of medical aid died in a short
time.
The total value Of the exports from
the United States for the twelv,
months ended Nov 30 1891. was s949,
or, 1e5, against SS55 90 $50 the prevt
Gus year The value Of imports during
the year was SSlO,352, $50. The balanc,
of trade in favor Of the United States
for the twelve months ended Novem
Der so as shown by the statement o
the bureau of statistics, was Sl2a 649,
$50.
THE Michigan supreme court rem
dered verdict adverse To the stat,
which involved the title to 1900, 00(
acres OF land. valued at -. 5ol aln.