Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-01
CONDENSED NEWS.
A Collection Of Interesting Items on v

A Collection of Interesting Items on vari
Gus Subjects. Especially Prepared fol
the Hasty Reader.
Ashtabula, o., had the worst food n
years.
Governor Rich Of Michigan has signed
the bill barring the Pinkertons out Of the
state.
The Grand Lake leves, in the thinly set
tied part Of Arkansas, has been broken
More crevasses are threatened.
The Illinois legislature will try to bring
suit TO force the worlds fair people tC
open the fair on Sunday. The ground:
for the suit have not been announced.
Over 5000 teamsters and shovelers ar,
on a strike in indianapolis. They want II
hours pay for eight hours work. The
strike is the beginning Of q struggle be
tween the teamsters' and shovelers' union
and the contractors association.
The waters In the rivers throughout
northern Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia are receding, and the
greatest dangers are passed.
Congressman Geary, the author of the
Chinese exclusion act, employs a large
force of Celestials on his ranch in Cali
fornia.
The Kentucky legislature passed a new
charter for Louisville.
Professor Virchow says the recurrence
of cholera anywhere in Germany this yeal
is impro robable.
It has been shown that Millionaire Du
pont died natural death at Louisville
and was not shot in bawdy house as re
ported.
The attorneys for the Order of the Iror
Hall issued a circular to the members
which states that new supreme sitting
must be held and new officers throughout
must be elected; they also propose somt
plan for the payment of matured certifi
Gates.
1t is understood that the construction
board of the navy has decided the question
of the three new gunboats. They will al
be of the twin-screw type. Two to be o.
composite construction for general service
and one to be of steel, for special service il
Chinese inland waters. This decision dis
poses of the proposition for one of the gun
boats to be paddle-wheeler
Five of the largest distilleries in Peoria
Ills, have withdrawn from the Cattle
Feeding Distilling company.
Buck McCann won the derby at La
tonia.
Mike J. Kelly, the famous Boston bal
player, has signed to play with New York
All the bills of the Duke of Veragut
during his stay in the United States will
be paid by Uncle Sam.
1t is rumored that the president may
recommend an income tax in his message
calling an extra session.
Chief Harris of the Cherokees, with hi
counselors, is in New York trying to nego
tiate loan of So, 100000.
Only 800 persons will be admitted to the
ball at Madison Square garden, New York
Friday night, given in honor Of the In
fanta Eulalie.
The trustees of DR.. Talmage's churcl
paid $4,000 Of the church's debts Satur
day. Consequently the doctor will not re
sign as threatened.
At last accounts, what was thought tt
be the decisive battle of the NicaraguaI
revolution was being fought, with indica
tion that the revolutionists would be vic
torious.
The managers of the Pasteur institute
at New York say that Judge Pugh of Co
lumbus, O., will have no serious trouble al
result of being bitten by a mad dog ;
few days since.
An Indianapolis judge decided tina
cigar smoking was necessity, and refused
to send q man to Jail who had bough
cigars instead of paying alimony as OF
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