The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-04-16
CONDENSED NEWS.
Interesting Happenings Of the Past
Week Culled from the As
ISOLATED Press.

Sarah Bernhardt will sail for Europe next
week.
Every turf exchange in Buffalo, N. Y, has
been closed.
Hall and Fltzslmmons have agreed to fight for
Albany, N. Y. vas visited by an earthquake
yesterday morning.
Cyrus W. Field, jr., is to be sent abroad as sec
setary to some American legation.
The Paris, France. Hosiery company's plant
burned yesterday. Loss $1,000 0
cyclone did considerable damage in Caddo.
l. T.. Monday night. No one was Killed.
Executive Clerk of the Senate James r. Young
has been retired. He had held the pOststtion for
ten years.
Alfred Barlh, q nephew Of Patti, is in trouble
IN Kansas City. He was too Intimate with q
doctors wife.
James G. Blaine deniest the story that he has
engaged Wrestler Muldoon to put him through q
course Of training.
Ten villages in Hungary have been burned
The spread OF the flames was assisted by dry
and windy weather.
The annual meeting of the women's Baptist
Foreign Missionary society OF the west began
yesterday at Racine, Wis.
It is said that President Harrison will appoint
]. Hay Brown of Lancaster, Pa, on ,he supreme
bench to M the vacancy caused by the death OF
jus ice Bradley.
It is now claimed that Tim Byrnes will be vim
dfcated of any charges that NAV be brought
against him in connection with collecting
political assessments.
lite band at Waterford, ireland, and a free fight
enSued. Many stones thrown and several per
sons were seriously injured.
] 1t is rum0red that King Charles of Roumania
nal d, the feir to the throne. The report is be-
lieved to emanate from Russian sources.
A st. Paul Pioneer Press special from Wash.
tngton states that Blaine Will run and that the
nounclng that he will accept the presidential
nomination.
The authorities in fancy county, Mo-, are
having a very hard time trying to bring out the
factsi In the trial OF the lynchers Of the slayers OF
can be got out OF the witnesses.
The British authorities have applied for a
warrant againet Deeming, the murderer, so that
he he ray LAY be- be 1r eng nt, to En ~ la nd an and ,pp resecGted
III australia should result In failure to convict
A Grand Forks dispatch says: Julia Peronto
daughter OF colonel PerOntO, enc OF the early
settlers in Fargo ana North Dakota; is in jai
she Was the reigntng belle of the country. but
is now a depraved and dissolute character.
Alexander Mckenzie Of North Dakota is In
washington; In an interview ne stated that
Harrison, the republicans VIII support him In
the national convention. He as said that the
alliance is quite strong In the northwestern
states.
The annual session OF the Kensas academy OF
language and literature began yesterday at
Baldwin, Kas. After the address of the presi-
dent Erving Herbert, OF HiaWa ha, read 9 paper
on Give Kansas P%oets'-JohnJ j. Ingalls,, Eugene
Wave, Mrs. Burbank, Mrs. Miller, and Sol Miller
ranking in the order named.
Messrs. Walsh and E1gerly of the North Da-
kOta board Of railroad commissioners are IN
washington to attend the national convention OF
railroad CON miesioners. Mr.. Edgerley said the
/ terslate commerce commission was Iretty
1obber, who is trying 10 make the Northern Pa
cihc haul sugar from San francisco 10 Fargo at
the same rate that st. Paul jobbers pay. Both
Viii be the ) next governor, though Governor
Burke is q candidate for renominatton and will
go into the convention with The solid support OF
Cass county. They consider the pron1nitl0n
law fairly we'll sustained, but believe 1t Will be
repealed In time.