Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-04-01
Jerry Simpsons Choice
for President.
CHICAG0'S TUNNEL A FAILURE
Postmaster Becomes Tired Of Hearing
Kicks, and Proceeds 10 Puta
Stop to Kicking.


! Expert engineers pronounce Chicago's
big tunnel failure.
A new road is projected to connect
Lakes Superior and Michigan.
Washington is passing through an ep-
idemic Of murder and suicide.
The Attorney General is investigating
rumors oi cattle trust in Kansas City.
Ex.Auditor Laville OF Dayiees county,
Ind, is now known to be short $18, ,463.
The President has made public the
reciprocity proclamation with Nicaragua.
/ Fred Douglass accepts the position OF
representative from Hayti to the Worlds
Fair.
Fourteen indictments in all have been
found against the Louisiana lottery Off
cials.
| Legal proceedings win at once be be-
gun against all the lotteries in Ken
lucky.
| Jerry Simpsons choice for the third
party Presidential candidate is Ignatius
Donnelly.
Central Park, New York, is reported
TO be invaded by lot OF wild and fero-
cious dogs.
San Antonio, Tex, 10 without money.
II was unable to pay its officials for the
past month.
| According TO the recent State enumer-
alton New York would be entitled to
three more Congressman.
| DR.. Thomas s. Robertson OF New York
has new treatment for alcoholism, and
many patients testify to Its efficiency.
| 1t Ia expected that the ,ong-distance
telephone line between Chicago and New
York will be completed within year.
The relief fund in Philadelphia for the
Russian famine sufferers now amounts to
Si0l ,296. 1t is In charge OF Drexel Il Co.
Tho Legislature. OF Ohio has decreed
that the car stove must go by Septem Der
/, 1893, on all roads over forty miles in
length.
The Standard Oil Company lie said to
possess all the gas leases in Indiana,
with the exception Of those Of Peru and
Kokomo.
The new Woodbridge gun under con-
struction at Watertown arsenal Is ex-
pectcd to throw 500 pound projectile
twelve miles.
George Francis Train modestly de-
clines TO talk OF his chances for Presi-
dental nomination by the third party at
Omaha on July 4.
Fiity.eight negroes from Arkansas
sailed last week from New York for Lii
beria. They were sent out by the Amer
ican Colonization Society.
A syndicate at Indianapolis has been
given thirty days option on the Citi-
zens' Railway Company OF Chicago. The
option price is ~, ,750, 900.
The widow OF jefferson Davis has
brought suit in the United States Circuit
Court In New York to restrain the Bel
ford Company from selling her book.
The prospects of large yield OF fruit
in Southern Indiana were never better
than at present, with the exception of
the peach crop, which will be very much
smaller.
The well-known economist and fnan-
cier, Erastus Wiman, talks seriously OF
war between England and the United
States as the outcome OF the Behring
Sea complications.
The New York Stock Exchange has
placed in the unlisted department $685.
O00,00 OF new sugar stock, which was
authorized at the last meeting of the
stockholders OF the sugar trust.
Barrett Scott, Treasurer OF Holt coun-
ty, Neb., has been impeached by the
Board OF Supervisors and removed from
office for depositing moneys in his own
name and pocketing the interest,
| A deal has been perfected by which
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad secures
control OF all the Richmond Terminal
properties, the Richmond and Danville
system with Its leased lines and the East
Tennessee system.
The emigration movement continues
in Arkansas, and from present indica-
tions 1t is estimated that fully 1000 me-
groes will emigrate within the next two
or three months, some going to 0klaho-
ma and others TO Liberia.
/ A Congressional apportionment bill,
which as nearly as possible divides the
State equally between the two parties
has been prepared at Albany, and will
speedily he passed by the Legislature
and signed by the Governor Of New
York.
A number Of lightweight gold pieces
from California have have been received
at the New York Subtreasury. These
are stamped eli" and returned to the
banks from which they are received. II
is thought the Chinese are sweating y
the coin,
I Governor Flower OF New York refused
II to sign the Cross town Elevated railroad
Y bill and the, East-river bridge bill re,
Ixifentlyf.blsed by the legislature at AL
NTS, ~ ground that the corporations
A1Oll1 1were exempted by the bills
nent Of taxes, and that II
das;re rne the rights Of the people
luly regarded In framing
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