The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-09-29
Foreign Gossip

killed Frank Farwell the government
marshal Of the reservation.
Foreign Gossip.
Joseph Ramp, an extensive land own
er of Canada, died at Toronto.
Japan has blockaded the harbor of
Nagasaki with %torpadoas.
Dispatches from Shanghai are to the
effect that twenty-one transports are
conveying Japanese troops to Pekln.
The revised treaty between Japan
and Great Britain has been ratified at
.! Toxic. 1t contains many important
changes.
A petition bearing the names of 27,-
ST Swiss citizens has been presented to
the federal council demanding the
adoption of vigorous repressive meas
ures against anarchists.
Padcrewski, the pianist, has aban-
doned his intention to revisit the United
States the coming season, and proposes
to spend the winter in Europe. He
does this on the advice Of his physl-
clans.
Gen. Francesca de Bourbon, who last
week issued a manifesto claiming her1t-
age to the house Of France, will be Kept
under military arrest at Madrid for two
months as punishment for issuing the
manifesto.
According to the papers of West
Prussia, Emperor William, criticising
the great maneuvers of the Seventeenth
army corps, said the infantry was mag
nilicent, the artillery beyond praise and
the cavalry grand in attack.
Emperor Francis Joseph gave a for
NAL reception at Buda Castle to the
members of the delegations. His maj
esty made q short speech, in which he
dwelt upon the peaceful aspect of Eu-
rope.
A large Chinese army was defeated
by the Japanese, who killed,
or captured 10000 men, including sew
eral leading Chinese generals. The
Japanese are now in undisputed pos
session of Corea.
The Central Labor union Of Boston
Mt it's Sunday meeting denounced the
American Protective association.
Dayton, Iowa, is planning a system Of
w~aterworks, including q 90-foot we'll
and a windmill.
The Republicans of the Twenty
eighth New York district renominated
Charles A. Chickering for congress.
An increase of 80 per cent in freight
rates has resulted in q great falling
off in shipments Of iron ore.
Grand Master Sargent is reelected
by the Brotherhood of iocom1ive Fire
men.
All the members of the !PEeary Arc
tic exp1oringg party except Lieut.,
Peary, and two Others return.
Louisiana sugar planters hold a con-
vention and go over to the Republican
party In a party.
Levi 2. Morton is nominated for gov
ernor by the Nrw York Republicans.
Gov. Flower announces that he will
not be IL can.li !.,ia for reelection.
Operators of the Massillion coal dis
trict met at Cleveland to complete the
arrangements for the opening of. the
mines with imported non-union miners.
Prof. L. G. Gottschalk, president Of
the Chicago Lyric school, will be ill.,
| structor of voice culture at the North
ern Indiana Normal school.
Thomas B. Reed will address the
annual meeting of the National Asso-
| citation of Agricultural Implement Man.
ufacturers.
The first anniversary of the opening
of the Cherokee strip to settlement was
celebrated in various ways throughout
Oklahoma.
Congressman Caruth was defeated
for denomination ut the primaries in
the Louisville (Ky.) district by r. ].
McDermott.
President Traynor Of the American
Protective Association has arranged to
move the organization headquarters to
Washington.
The Logansport Qnd.) presbytery las
| resolved to establish at Cedar Lake o
resort similar to the Chautauqua as
sembly in New York.
Small pox has broken out at Toluca,
Marshall county, III, in an Italian fam
ily that came from Chicago two weeks
ago.
E. s. Raft was nominated for Con-
gress by the Democrats of the Eigh-
tenth Ohio, district, who adopted q
resolution scoring Senator Briee for
his course on the tariff.
Talk about nominating Elbridge 7.
Gerry as the Tamliany Hall candidate
for mayor has been revived. Many Of
the leaders express the belief that he
will be the man.
At Fall River. Mass. the Kerr thread
mill has acceded to the demands Of its
operators and is working with a full
force. The other mills show no. signs
Of giving IN.
Mrs. Rose Cornell of Norwalk, Ohio,
widow Of John Cornell, an engineer,
has begun suit against the Wheeling
& Lake Erie railway for $4,000 dam
4~,, ~ k11 11nkH~ "a hoo
husband.
Emma McCutcheon Of Chicago has
sued Conrad Hubner. q prominent boot
and shoe dealer at Elgin, ILL.,, for breach
of promise. She puts the price of her
bligbted affections. loss Of other nd
vantagious matrimonial opportunities
and a new wedding trousseau at
5000.