The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-03-19
CONDENSED NEWS.
Interesting Happenings Of the Past
Week Culled from the A.
ISOLATED Press

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r 8. Tyler of Fargo is in Washington.
Heavy snow storms are reported from
Illinois.
A gang of forgers has been run down
at Lima, o.
Fire deetoyed many buildings in DAN
bury, Conn, yesterday.
Senator Hill addressed the Mississippi
legislature yesterday.
Sons of Veterans of South Dakota are
in session at Mitchell.
The business section of Mt. Pleasant,
Tenn, has gone up in smoke.
Yale college will hereafter admit wo-
men to the post graduate course.
At Rapid City, 8. D., q premature
blast kills James Merlin, a miner.
jay Gould will purchase q 81, 900. 600
castle in Mexico for q winter residence.
A wholesale Jail delivery was nipped
in the bud Tuesday at Sing Sing prison.
A large Indisna colony will settle in
the vicinity of Devils Lake, N. D., this
spring.
Mgr. Stonor, the successor to Oardi-
nal Manning, has arrived in London
from Rome.
Charles Moth, the wrestler, has pur-
chased q horse at one time owned by
Jesse James.
Buck Taylor. q cowboy of national
fame, was fatally injured in q row at
Rangis, Wyo.
J. B. Bruce, while playing pedro in 9
Wabash, Ind, saloon, had his pocket
picked of $125.
The Press News Association Of New
York city has increased its capital stock
from 80 COO to $4,000.
The Duval house at Jacksonville.
Fla. has been destroyed by fire. All OF
the seventy guests escaped.
Ex. Congressman Knute Nelson of
Minnesota has retired from the practice
of law and will 60 to farming.
The liquor house of Joseph Boehm &
o., Denver, one of the largest in the
west, is attached by the sheriff.
Robert Fra SCI, an old-time actor, was
given . benefit in the Broadway theater,
New York, yesterday afternoon.
Anarchists yesterday made an attempt
to blow up the Lobau barracks, Paris,
where 800 guards were stationed.
The steamer Missouri started yester-
day from New York bearing supplies to
the famine stricken people Of Russia.
". II. Brown of Grand Forks. while
in st. Paul, expressed the belief that he
would be appointed postmaster at the
former city.
Two men have been lynched in Mex
leo, presumably by CARA sympathizers,
for aiding United States troops in the
recent campaign.
1t is reported upon good authority
that General Master Workman Pow
derby will resign from the head of the
Knights of Labor.
A baby was born on the Milwaukee
train running into st. Paul, yesterday
morning. Mrs. Lola Ellis of South
Dakota is the mother.
A bad accident on the Wisconsin
Central, near Fremont, Wis, results in
the death of q brakeman and several
passengers were injured. .,
John Miller, residing neal Fl. Wayne,
Ind, was badly burned while rescning
bis aged mother and invalid daughter
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At Warren, Pa, the Paige tube works
exploded, killing Cyrus Milton and Viii.
liam Shannon and seriously lnjuring
William Barnaby and James jackson.
The reciprocity clause of the McK1n-
ley bill went into effect yesterday.
Those countries which have not made
treaties must pay higher duties On their
imports.
Walter A. Snyder, q confidential clerA
for j. N. Msylor 4 90, at Tiffn, O. shot
two of his employers and q fellow clerk
and then killed himself, while in q fit u
insanity.
At Creston, Ia, Judge Davis of the
district court, wrote 81 open letter
roasting the county officers, the mayor
of Oreston and city officials generally
for non performance of duty.
James Oorbett has covered Sullivan's
deposit of 81, 500 The articles were
signed for Sullivan and Oorbett to fight
for $40, 600 a side and a purse of $25. 600
at New Orleans on Wednesday, Sept. 2.
A dispatch from Pelican Rapids,
MINI, to The st, Paul Globe says that
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary,
the Otter Tail county wolf hunters &C.
cured but one lone wolf in their recent
hunt. ~
Nine. Clemencau, wife of the famous
French politician, is in America await
ing the result of her application for o
divorce from her husband. She is visit.
ing at the home of her old friend, Miss
Aiken, at Stamford, Conn.
Attorney General Hensel of Pennsyl.
vania fled in the Dauphin county court
yesterday his bill in equity asking the
court to declare null and void and per.
petually enjoin the recent deal by which
tbs Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
company secured practical monopoly OF
the anthracite coal business.