The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-23

adenz, q saloonkeeper at Huntington,
Ind, for So, 600 damages and his bonds
men, E. F.. Barten and s. II. Grim, for
So, 600 for selling liquor to her husband
when in q state Of intoxication.
Advices have been received at Paris
from Constantinople to the effect that
the Bulgarian government has accepted
with slight notifications the note which
the porte proposed to address to France,
ending the Frsnce-Bulgarian difficulty.
Grover Cleveland in an interview says
there is no need for him to accept or de-
cline an honor that has not been ten
dered him. He thinks the national issue
will be the tariff and he will stand by
the democratic party in the coming con-
test.
Judge Newman has filed an opinion
in the treasury suit, an action against
ex- state t%reasurers to recover interest on
state moneys, in Wisconsin. The decis.
ion is favorable to the state. and orders
the return of principal and interest, in
all nearly 5000. 600.
Elwood s. PETER, son of Senator
PETER resigned his position or The
Mont onformist. the national organ of
the farmers alliance, because the owners
of the paper insist on employing nom
union labor. The step was taken after
he had advised with the senator.
Circulars containing q personal de.
soription of Mrs. Ethel Osborne. the
woman who stole Mrs. Hargraves' jew
elry, have been sent to all parts of the
United States with q view of efeoting
her capture. The woman disappeared
from London, q couple of weeks since.
> The North Alabama Improvement
company has sold and transferred all
their properties to the Northwestern
Land association of Pierre, 8. u. It
was the largest deal made in, the south
for some years. involving the transfer
of upwards of $4,000, 900 worth of prop
erty.
The committee on federal legislation
of the Worlds Columbian commission
has issued an address to correct the
misrepresentation that prevails in the
public mind As to the distinct and sep
arate duties of the Worlds Columbian
commission and the Worlds Columbian
exposition.
Chairman CharKson OF the republican
national committee is in Chicago and
has established headquarters of the COM
mittee for campaign work. The object
of this headquarters is to send out liter
oture and furnish information for the re.
publican leagues and committees in all
parts of the United States.
Three drunken rouehs on q New York
Central train create q panic among the
passengers by getting into q fight with
knives. Chief Detective Humphrey,
who was on the train, had o hard fight
with the leader of the gang, but finally
got him into the baggage car and when
the train reached Poughkeepsie the
three fellows we're locked up.
Senator John M. Palmer in an inter.
view says the passage of q free and un.
limited coinage bill would be attended
with harmful results to the country and
would to a considerable extent divide
the democratic party. Mr.. Palmer
thinks the passage of such a bill would
defeat the party in the presidential
fight. Mr.. Palmer says he is for Cleve-
land for president.
The Dakota Farmer comes to us with
the name of W. F. T. Bushnell & 90.
as publishers-W. s. Campbell, lately
editor of The Roscoe Herald, who has
also been interested for a number Of
years in Dakota farming, being the new
member of the firm. It is the purpose
of the new management to make each
issue better than the previous one.
Sample copies will be mailed free to any
address by a request to the publishers
~ Hnron