The state herald., 1891-05-08
NEWS NUGGETS.

TSoosooO hIo tho otHci uuys
A deposit OF tin orc is said to have
'een found near Laramie City.
The Rio Grande is steadily rising and
1t Albuquerque is overlooking Its
banks.
The report OF tho sale OF the Ana
.onda mines TO the Rothschilds is dis
.redited.
The rolling mills at Laramie were
partially destroyed by fire Friday
morning.
An alligator six feet long was found
n the Little Cuyahoga river near
Akron, Ohio.
An experimental agricultural sta
ion has been established ut Wheat
and, Wyoming.
Walter S. Maxwell OF California,
las been appointed chief OF the hor-
icultural department OF the Worlds
Fair.
DR.. Phillips Brooks, OF Trinity
,hurch, Boston, has been elected
bishop of the Episcopal diocese Of
massachusetts.
John II. Reagan, OF Texas, has re-
signed his seat In the United States
senate to accept place on the rail-
'oad commission OF his State.
The report OF the United States Gis-
rict attorney ut New Orleans on the.
Malta troubles has reached the federal
department OF justice, but has not yet
been made public.
Mayor Washburnc OF Chicago says
ne proposes TO supplement his reforms
n the way OF shutting up OF gambling
houses and closing all saloons mt mid
aight, by stopping the sale OF lottery
tickets.
The report that mysterious insect
is damaging the wheat OF Kansas
seems to be unfoundcd. None OF the
fields show damage from insects. The
growth now is very tall and vigorous,
and the harvest will be early.
The fact is commented upon In Ber-
lin that all the leading actors in the
humiliation OF France have died
on Frieay. Emperor William, En-
pcror Frederick and Count Won
Moltke died on that day.
A special states that heavy forest
fires are raging in Roscommon, Claire
and Gladwin counties, Michigan, and
that large quantities Of logs and other
property have been burned. The loss
will approximate 100000.
Rev. C. d. w. Bridgman, thirteen
years pastor OF the Madison Avenue
Baptist Church OF New York. has re-
signed his pastorate because he re-
nounces the doctrine OF eternal pun
ishment and does not wish to disrupt
the church.
The Massachusetts legislature will
be called on 10 take cognizance OF the
recent action of Judge Carpenter OF
the United States District Court, in re-
rusing hearing to Ex-Governor But
Ter, in the case OF Mrs. johnson and
sSk his removal from the court.
Citizen George Francis Train mr.
rived ut Chicago Wednesday night.
He has been engaged by the enter
prising town OF New Whu,com, Wash
ington, to circle the globe in iifty-iive
lays. He predicts the certain fate OF
the Worlds Fair should it refuse to
recognize him.
After two weeks OF unparalleled
suffering, the Rev. George Botswell.
Of the Congregation OF the Covenant,
Brooklyn. died Sunday night. The
cause OF his death was the inhaling of
cork into the bronchial tubes. Sew
eral operations failed TO relieve the
sufferer
The great Siberian railway. which
will more closely connect Europe with
the ,ceming millions OF China, Japan
and eastern Asia, will, II is inserted,
be commenced this spring. The total
length OF the line will be i.ll0 miles,
and tho cost about thirty-two millions
sterling.
A letter from Chill says there is no
prospect OF the war ending. At San
tlago the archbishop is In hiding with
many others, and with large mum.
Der OF political prisoners confined
there are several well.known priests
who have taken nm active part In the
affairs OF the country. business Is n,
standstlll.
Tho Rev. Thomas Broidy OF Mime.
npolis arrived In New York Monday
evening with II ~ 900 check and $500
In cash. Fearing he would be robbed
he gave the money and check to u
policeman nj 9th avenue and 18th
street for safe keeping. When he wen,
after his money the next morning the
policeman was missing.
The attendance n, the labor meet.
Ing In Hyde Park Sunday is variously
estimated at from 200. 900 to 800, 900.
Tho procession In connection with
the meeting included workers n, all
the trades and was miles long. Its
route was by way Of Westminster,
Victoria Street and Grosvcnor Place.
II was interpreted with bands and
many banners were carried.
The Russian government has issued
II decree prohibiting the students
from holding public meetings. from
engaging IN festivities. from publish.
ir- trncts rnj from propaga,lng tho
10 crimes u tho religious sect ia
which they belong. TIL. ban extends
10 tho works OF Tolstol, which deal,
with questions Of religion nnd the
family relation.
Tho Washington Post says tim,
when the President and Mrs. Harrison
return from their Western trip they
will take up thclr residence II, Cape
Mny Point. 1t IL Mrs. ilnrrIson's In.
tcntlon 10 have humber of improve.
mcnts and changes made In the White
House during her absence. The
President will spcnd ns isuch OF his
tinc rs possible u, caps May Point.
Two months since tho Nebraska