The state herald., 1891-09-25

Dakota. IN MlnnesOta towns IL was
80 degrees.
AT Ashland, WISCONSIN,, the famous
Hurley bank robbery case is to be re-
opened. Baker, who is serving n
term OF five years for the robbery. is
said to be innocent. Proof OF his in
nocence has been discovered.
1t is probable that as soon as the
new system of inspecting cattle for
export has been thoroughly tested,
American cattle will be allowed to
enter British ports free from the ten
days quarantine now imposed.
The first batch OF sixty American
pilgrims under Missionary Braun
has arrived from Minnesota to see
the holy coat. The papers are begin
ming to publish instances OF cures
through touching the garment.
Two Pullman sleepers were robbed
en- route between San Francisco and
Ogden the other night. The porters
went to sleep and robbers availed
themselves OF the chance 10 take the
-cash and oiath.s al naa -i,. ...-y f,-.-
senger They got $500.
1t is reported that Ta5cott, the
Chicago murderer, hns taken refuge
with the Turtle Mountain Indians and
married squaw. His brother has
the cheek TO offer to the police TO
turn Tascott over to them il they will
| thu ,n mn atI l. +
his defense.
The Tennessee legislature has
passed the bill prohibiting corpora
tions from paying their employees in
scrip. The Senate passed. on third
reading, the bill to erect new peni.
tentiary. The bill TO abolish the
convict lease system, after the expira-
tion OF the present lease. was killed.
| The musical world OF London Is
excited over discovery made BY
Professor Edward Dowd, LII. d., in
an old book shop In Dublin. /, wa.
n copy OF the original book OF word i
OF Handels Messiah" printed 70,
the first performance In Dublin Ia
i1i2, of which not single copy wa.
hitherto known 10 have survived.
The British steamship Moselle ha,
arrived at Southampton from Monte
video. having on board the $500, OOC
in silver shipped by President Balma
ceda OF Chill TO Europe in order Il
pay for war material. This is tn,
silver conveyed to MontevIdeo by II
NJ. S. Espieglc. The bullion will b,
} stored in the Bank OF England pend
ing the settlement Of the legal ques
tions involved.
The schooners Ventura, wanderel
and Pioneer have returned to British
Columbia from Behring Sea. all with
good catches. On August the Ven
tura was chased by the Thetis. but 4,
fog springing up she was able !,
elude the war ship. The schpone,
Wandercr was ordered to leave b,
the Marion. The Pioneer was no
molested by any OF the Bchring Sci
patrol.
Sir Julian Paunccfote, the British
minister, has officially called tho at
tention OF the United States to n vio
lation OF the modus vivcndi betwcc,
the two countries blythe catch OF seal
In Bchring Sea. by the agreemen
between the two countries the Norlt
American Commercial Company
which leases the seal islands from ID,
United States. was restricted In III,
catch OF seal this year TO 1900 skins
II Is alleged that the commercial
catch has exceeded this, thus viola,
ing the modus vivcndi. and tn,
British government hnsN call ed Ia,
United States TO account Tor H.
Nearly 5000 employees AT tho nm
and green gluss works Of Whitcll
} Tatum Il Co., nj Millyillc. Now Jor
scy. arc out OF work as n result Of ,h
tending boys strike against the ON
ploymcnt OF fourteen jews. IN
! firms have closed tho gates mn,
: locked ont every blower. prcssor
grinder, moldmnkor, lnmpworkcr nm,
laborcr. Tho lockout is the mos
complete ever known In that part o
the stntc. The loss by tho sioppar,
OF work and damage to business vii
, reach high figures. Several Hebrew
families have moved out Of town.
by the recent Hoods In Spain nbou
$500 persons were killed nt Tolcd
md about 200 elsewhere. Many wor
injured and tho crops Of grapes
olives and maize were seriously dam
aged. On top Of the poor bnrvcs
this loss Is deeply felt. In most o
the provinces tho harvest is bad nm,
II is complete failure IN Arugon mn,
II portion OF Catalonia, whore ,h'
distress In tho rural districts is in
tense. Tho total loss by tho storm
mud Hoods. including damage 10 crop
and other property. tho railways