The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-11-28
CONDENSED NEWS.

CONDENSED NEWS.
Interesting Happenings Of the Past
Week Culled from the As
ISOLATED Press.
Governor Hovey is dead.
Waterloo, Ia, is to have free mail de.
livery.
Another coal find is reported nea,
Blunt, 8. D.
Chicago is seriously threatened with q
soft coal famine.
The coopers of the Imperial mill at
Duluth ore on q strike.
Prince George of Wales is worse. his
fever having increased.
st. Paul is now after the democratic
national convention. +.
The president has returned from his
hunting trip to Maryland.
Robert Mann. of Hancock, N. D., lost
his home by fire last night.
Wolves kill and eat three small chill.
dren at New Brighton, MINI.
A South Dakota justice at Elk Point
is short 90, 600 in his accounts.
Blunt, s. D.. elevators are all full OF
wheat. No cars can be obtained.
Marshalltown. Iowa, is visited by a
destructive fire. Loss, $4,000 0
It is again reported that Russia has
stopped the export of wheat.
The balance up to date in the ma
tional treasury was 1874, 343. 307.
William J. Florence. the actor, was
buried yesterday in New York.
The autumn exhibit of the Art Acad-
envy hasopened up in New York.
The water famine has ended in Brook.
Ign and all business is resumed.
The pope has fixed the date of the
next papal consistory for Dec. IA.
90. K of Duluth have become dis
gusted and ask to be mustered out.
J. A, Oblinger, postmaster and owner
of the Arlington Bank. is q defaulter.
South Dakota is unanimous for Min
neapo1is for the national convention.
The Missoula Hotel. of Missoula,
Mont, has been closed by the sheriff.
A special train left Minneapolis last
night to meet the Twin City delegates.
Chicago dispatches claim that she
leads in the race for convention honors.
James Gordon Bennett arrived in
Peris yesterday from the Quilted States.
A bad wreck occurred on the Chicago
& Northwestern road at Lamberton,
MINI.
The democrats claim thattne Austral-
ian law was what defeated them in
Ohio.
The alliance men at Indianapolis in
dulge in q battle over the third party
scheme.
South Dakota will have more artesian
wells. Several are being put down at
Miller.
Work on the st. Cloud street railway
has ceased on account of the extreme
cold weather.
Yale beats Harvard in q closely con-
tested game of foot ball. The atten-
denoe was large.
Snow is three inches deep at st.
Thomas and they are still threshing out
the No. 1 hard.
Minneapolis chances for securing the
national republican convention are
growing brighter.
The steamer Abner Neal is ice.bound
twenty miles north of Bismarck, with
. cargo of wheat.
There was no attempt to lynch "Jew
Jake" the gambler, who shot the Great
Falls city marshal.
Salvation army leaders are making
arrangements to establish army head
quarters at Winona.
Burglars try to rob q commercial man
ct the West in Minneapolis. They es-
cape in the darkness.
Representatives of the Kelley Insti.
tute are making arrangements to locate
ct Hot Springs, 8. D.
The Mankato Street Railway 90. have
accepted the extension of its franchise
by the city council.
All the late vessels that can possibly
get to Duluth are doing go IN account
Of its high grain rates.
Benton County citizens are making
no effort to obtain their proportion OF
the Worlds fair fund.
Detectives are hot after the men who
held up the Milwaukee train at Western
Union junction recently.
The Minneapolis men are whooping
it up in Washington and declaring that
the convention is theirs.
Deer hunting in the Minnesota woods
is good. All the sportsmen r having
all the shooting they want.
The strike of the London carpenters,
which has been on for the past six
months, has been settled.
The bank examiner reports the
will get dollar for dollar.
Ing 1 f1e% judge hs1 ks Ss's = o esf1 Minn ssss,.
lie, for official crookedness.
The jury in the United States court
disagreed in the case of an Indian try
ing to kill Wooden Horn.