Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-08
Withdrawals From New York
Savings Banks in 1893.
GOLD IN NORTHERN MINNESOTA.
The Kansas POpulists to Introduce
a Novelty in the Coming
Political Campaign.

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naces.
Wolves have been killing sheep at
great rate in parts Of Minnesota not very |
remote.
The membership Of the Massachusetts, I
Grand Army is 547 less than it was
year ago.
The Kentucky Senate has defeated the
anti-pool-room bill, which had passed
the House.
Petitions for the establishment OF a
National Board Of Health are pouring in
upon Congress.
1t IL claimed that deep SHOWS in the
Wyoming Mountains have driven at
least 10000 elks TO the plains.
The old Guion line, which has been at
the point OF dissolution for the last two
years. has been revived again.
Extensive frauds have been discovered,
by means Of which purchasers OF public
lands in Texas have been swindled.
It is expected that Moody and Sankey
will make great many conversions dur
ing their engagement in Washington.
The New York Central railroad has
issued orders for extensive retrench-
ments along the entire line Of the road.
The viii Of Charles Bathgate Reck Of
New York leaves 81 600, 900 to DR.. Park
hurst's Society for the Prevention OF
Vice.
II is thought Governor Northen's ac-
ton in endeavoring TO prevent prize
fighting in Georgia will become an issue
in politics.
Gold-seekers are pouring into the
Rainy Lake section, Northern Mime
sofa, where the precious metal has been
discovered.
A project TO furnish Omaha with
water power by means OF a canal fifty
miles long is being considered by promi-
nent capitalists.
A New York journal reports that
cheap building materials are causing
Fan epidemic of Office buildings and
apartment houses"
The fund started by Mayor Gilroy of
New York for the relief of the poor now
amounts to 10000, and much more is
expected 10 be contributed.
In the attempt to break the will of ex-
Senator ii. NJ. Rice of Minnesota, who
left 81, 900 900, claimants allege his COM
mon-law marriage with squaw.
A number OF New York manufactur-
ers, whose establishments have a capacity
OF nearly 300, ,000, 900 bricks a year, are
going to try and build brick trust.
A suit has been instituted at st. Louis
that involves title TO all the property on
one side OF Olive street from Third to
Twenty-iirst, aggregating S5O,0OO,OOO.
r. V. Powderly, late General Master
Workman OF the Knights OF Labor, has
entered suit against the order for salary,
expenses, etc, amounting to over Sl,OOO.
Postmaster Dayton has reduced the
expense of lighting the New York post
office building from $4,000 to S32, 900 10y
having new skylight Out through the
roof
| Louisville distillers are not well pleased
with the alleged project TO have the gov
ernment establish warehouses in New
York where tax-overdue whisky may be
stored.
Mrs. Olden, widow OF the ex- Governor
OF New Jersey, has given 81, 900 to the
Sheltering Arms Hospital near Charles
ton, W. Va, for the benefit of disabled
miners.
The Iowa House OF Representatives
fhas passed bill requiring insurance
companies 70 adjust losses within thirty
days g.'u pa! 'hem within forty days
| III .caiter.
Last year the withdraw.:- from the
savings banks of the State OF N.Y.
exceeded the deposits by S3i,5ls,09f. In
1892 the deposits exceeded the drafts 10y
N733l ,ll3.
Sam Jones closed his series of meet
ings ut the Tabernacle in Nashville by
appealing for subscriptions to pay of the
debt ON the building, In n few minutes
$4,000 was dropped in the hat.
A steamship line will probably be
established between Galveston and Dem
mark Tor the purpose OF transporting inn
migrants from Norway, Sweden and
Northern Europe direct to Texas.
Mrs. Chaska formerly Cora Bell Eel.
lows) has been deserted by her Santee
Indian husband, who has taken up with
u Young sQuaw on the reservation. Mrs.
Chaska proposes TO obtain divorce.
The tunnel under the Palisades, which
is to give the New York, Susquehanna
and Western railroad an independent
terminal on the North river, is nearing
completion. II was begun August l.,
1892, and is b,072 feet long,
Jim Mitchell, a drunkard and desper-
ate character, was demonstrated with ior
boisterous conduct while at the Grand
Central Depot at Houston, Tex, when
he pulled out his pistol and opened fire
ON the crowd, killing three men, one lit
tie child and wounding one woman.
The Kansas Populists propose in the
coming political campaign to organize u
| theatrical company of Young people OF
! the requisite talent rs an adjunct TO the
State campaign and send them over the
State, giving PLAYS depicting the woes
and ills which atilict the working classes.
The election OF officers by the Wom-
ans suffrage Convention at Washington
resulted rs follows; Susan h. Anthony,
President; Rev. Anna III. Shaw, Vice
President at large; Rachel Foster Avery
OF Philadelphia, Corresponding Secre.
tary; Mrs. Harriet Taylor Of Upton, o.,
Treasurer; Mrs. Ellen Il. Dietrich OF
Boston and Josephine h. Henry OF Ken.
tueky, Auditors.
The Secretary OF the Interior in u
Montana case holds that each twenty
acre tract OF any placer claim must show
the discovery oi minerals in orier TO OBJ
tain mineral patent. Whether the
claim is surveyed or unsurveyed makes
no difference in the rights Of locators.
Accoriingly the location made on n
larger amount OF land is void except for