The sun., 1894-03-29
Miscsliinne.o.,ns ften,s.


The Northwest is visited by a rain
and snow storm.
The war between the AtchisOn and
Southern Pacific roads is ended.
Women are to be admitted to men,
bership in the New York Yacht club.
Smallpox has broken out at Monee,
ILL.,, Two children are affected.
Ill feeling was caused at Muncie,
Ind, by a Catholic priest refusing to
allow Red Men to attend funeral.
Judge Webb has affirmed the decis-
ion of the city council ut Atchison,
| seating NJ. J. ClOyes as mayor.
A decision favorable to the Republi-
| cans is made iq the New Jersey sena-
| tOrial contest.
Mrs. Leland Stanford may sell So
| 100000 of her Southern Pacific hold
ings.
Physicians at Belleville, Ky, declare
| that Harry Albury, aged IA, has case
of genuine leprOsy.
Three hundred delegates, represent
ing seven states, attended the irrigation
| convention at Omaha, Neb.
Alabama negroes favor the emigra
ton of their race to Liberia, but think
the white folks should foot the bills.
An operatic manager has offered
Madeline Pollard $500 a week to star
in his company.
The Rhode Island Democrats renom-
| mate their old state ticket and the Re
| publicans will do the same.
L. B. Robinson, the largest merchant
in the Indian Territory made a general
| assignment of his store at ArdmOre.
! Charlotte Smith, says a delegation
from the Woman's National Industrial
League will join Coxeys army at Wash
ingtOn.
| Gov. Rich is confident his position in
| removing dereliCt state officials will be
sustained by the Michigan supreme
court.
The trial of ]. J. Douglas, manager
| of the Frankfort Lottery Company,
and his fOrty-fOur assistants, has be-
gun in Louisville, Ky.
DR. J. A. HouseP, Of Indianapolis,
claims to have arranged with ex-Queen
Liliuokalani for lecturing tour Of the
United States.
1t is reported at Dubuque, Iowa, that
the mineral in the Karriek mine has
suddenly given out after yield Of $50,
900 pounds.
Louis KanitZ was elected commander
of the MichigaH Department G. A. r.
LOchren's pension policy was not con-
demned.
NJ B, Curtis intends to return to the
stage. He denies having confessed to
the murder of Policeman Grant or Civ
ing bribes.
The richest gold ore eyer found in
the Black Hills has been struck Oh the
4OO-fOOt level of the keystone Mine at
Keystone, s, D. Some of the ore Is
fully one-half gold
Revenue Collector Carpenter, of Lit
tie Rock, in a raid of twelve days
through three Arkansas counties cap
tured six illicit stills, one with 1000
gallons Of beer.
The general Western headquarters of
| the American Cereal company, control
ling all large oatmeal mills in the Unit
ed States, will be removed from Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, to Chicago,
The administrators of the late Ben
jamin T, Butler have settled the case
of the National Home for Disabled
Soldiers against the General by the
payment of $4,000.
| The fight in the evangelical Associa-
ton has been decided by the Ohio su-
preme court in favor Of the majority
faction. The suit involved more than
$l,OO0OO0 worth of property.
: The trial Of q suit by Charles Wehle,
executor of the late Henry Wehle
against the United States Mutual Aeci.
, dent Association to recover $4,000 on
an accident policy on the latter's life
, was begun before Justice Freedman in
the superior court at New York.