Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-15

IN 49,"
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hart Ind. burned Los~ s1o.ooo, IN
surancc. s2o.oOo
Tar body % David Cook. of Boston.
who was iost last fall near silver
Plume. Cal. was found under six feet
q snow partly eaten By wolves
MAHK LAHgIS. a young irishman
who eloped with Minnie Cohman.
daughter of a wealthy farmer living
rear Columbus Ind, has disappeared
and il l. feared he has been murdered
MINERS At Brazil. Ind. have resolved
30 acccdc 70 the demands u the oper-
atorS
At Pomeroy. O. the other night a
party 81 ten young persons returning
from a dance rear Chester tried 10 cross
a mill pond in a boat 10 save distance.
The boat sank. Six persons escaped.
but Miss Bertha McKain. Miss Lutte
Rudonour. Charles Frank and Smith
Mcliale wers drowned
JuDGE JoHN H. WTNsLow. Of Racine.
Wiz, has been appointed % the supreme
court Of the state by Gov. Peck.
CHARLES PRArr, vice-prcsident Of the
Standard oil Co, Is dead. Ills wealth
was estimated at SIS. 900. 900
LYLE, a town Of 800 inhabitants and
fifty business houses, In Minnesota, was
almost wholly destroyed by fire the
other day. The loss was Sil0. OOQ, with
two-thirds insurance.
FARMER u. A. LYON, Of Lawn Ridge,
Ill, drove his family carriage against a
street car nj Peoria, III. Mrs. Lyon
was hurt fatally and Mr.. Lyon, Miss
Lyon and an aunt were seriously in
iured in the runaway which followed.
MUCn surprise was caused in Cinein-
natl by the announcement that the
knights of Labor in Ohio had ordered
400 delegates 10 attend the third party
convention and hat the order had done
likewise in many other states
RETURNS from elections In second and
third class cities throughout Indiana
show general democratic gains with
the exception of New Albany and JEFF.
fcrsonville where the republicans made
n clean sweep.
THE Nebraska supreme court decided
the Thayer-Boyd case adversely "a
Boyd on the ground that he was not u
citizen of the United States when elect.
ed governor. On receiving the writ OF
custer Boyd handed over the Office t.
Thayer.
Cor. G-ALCATCHEB, n venerable Chero.
lJee, said TO be 1Ol, died recently at hi,
home near ~Tahlequah, !. T.
LEOPOLD BLOOM. the well known
Chicago board OF trade operator, has
announced his retirement from active
business. lie has accumulated n for
tune estimated at considerably ovel
81, 900. 900 in sixteen years, most OF
which he made in ''scalping.'
Mrs. JONI CRusEN, living near Dan.
Vile, H., was burned to death Will,
fighting a forest fire.
ANALYSIS ut Cincinnati indicates tina
the fatal poisoning of six persons at th'
SnoolSs-H Herr wedding ut Louisville
Ky, was accidcntal-due to cooking
food in "a copper kettle.
The Michigan house has refused &
appropriate $50. 900 of the direct Ia!
fund for the Grand Army national en-
P campment entertainment.
FouR children Of Henry ~IIurrin, o
East Tawas, Mich. who started for
r sail have not been heard from since an,
! have probably been lost.
p TIM twcnty-ninth international y
NJ. c. A. convention assembled at Kan
sas City, Mo-, on the 9th.
a FIVE scamcn of the schooner Atlunt
? were lost in upper Lake Michigan OF
= Sable Bank.
A PRESIDENT HARRISON was given
huge reception in Portland, Ore, afte
which he left for Tacoma, where II
[ was given "A notable reception.