Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1894-03-01
EASTERN MELANGE.
Northern Pacific Receiver and
the Employees Agree.
IMMIGRATION TO NEW YORK.
A Common Pleas Judge at Kansas
City Naturalizes a Cinnamon,
But 1t Doesn't 60.

The government Of Chicago cost near.
ly $40, ZOO, 900 last year.
All the leading papers in Chicago are
now members OF the Associated Press.
St. Louis will again allow married
women to teach in her public schools.
Ex-Governor Campbell of Ohio pro-
poses to try for the Goyernorship next
year.
The new gas company has been given
the right to supply the people Of Chi
cago.
Inmates of the State prison at Provi-
dence, X. l., are making boots for the
Brazilian soldiers.
Boston has succeeded in getting more
than 80 per cent Of its telephone wires
placed under ground.
1t is proposed in Kansas City to issue
5000, 900 in bonds and with the proceeds
erect public-library building.
Chicago is now asking itself the uues-
tion whether to reduce the salaries of
the police or school teachers first.
There is said to be scheme afoot TO
Produce the Passion Play at summer
resort near New York this summer.
The Louisiana lottery is seeking to set
up its ring in Florida, but Governor
Mitchell will probably knock it out.
The tickle" winter weather in the
peach-growing section of Kentucky has
left little hope OF any crop of the fruit
The passenger-rate war will make it
possible at an early date for 50 rate
from the Missouri river to the Pacific
Coast.
Three millions Of greenbacks were
among the deposits made at the New
York Subtreasury by subscribers for
bonds.
The shortage Of John w. Love, the
Watkins IN. W bank cashier, is $1l0,-
600. 1t is believed Love has sailed for
foreign parts.
New York city will at once expend
| 1920, 900 on park improvements to pro-
vide work for the unemployed and $780,
600 soon afterward.
Two aluminium boats are being con-
structed at Baltimore for an Arctic ex-
| petition, which is to start northward
early this coming spring.
DIR. Senner, the Commissioner OF I'm
migration, says that the immigration to
New York in January has been lower
than for any month since l847.
The city of Philadelphia expended
Sl50,O00 for election booths, and the
most OF them were wrecked after three
elections had been held in them.
Shall habitual inebriates try the Kee-
ley cure at the expense of the State?
That is the novel proposition of some
petitioners in Cayuga county, N. Y.
The Common Council of Emporia,
Kan, passed bill placing tax OF $500
II year OH dealers in cigarettes, and the
Mayor, n tobacconist, vetoed the bill.
John W. Mackay has the practical ad-
ministration Of the affairs of the Com
mercial Cable Company, which early in
the spring will lay two more cables to
Europe.
Eleven of the twelve thirteen-inch
guns to be made have now been iacketed,
and are gradually nearing completion.
They are for the ships Indiana, Massa-
chusetts and Oregon.
As IL step toward "saving the country"
the citizens of Westervile, Columbus
county, o., suggest biennial sessions of
Congress, and offer to subscribe $25
apiece to tide over the present financial
distress.
An article in the New York Herald as
serts that there are strong reasons for
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Common Pleas Judge Andrews at Kan |
sas City naturalized II Chinaman, and |
Captain llogarty, Treasury Inspector,
threatened TO proceed against him if the |
papers were not recalled. rs they were
issued in violation OF the law. The
Judge recalled them.
George w, Childs two days before ba
was taken in received letters from Canon
Farrar and the daughter of CLarIns
Dickens, in which both thanked ths
Philadelphinn for checks for SIoo zach
which they had received from him ~ he
used among the poor.
The Trustees of St patrick,s Co,he.
dral at New York have nrenarsJ omd IN
n few DAYS viii nrcsent to Iosemh A
Donohoc the millinnoire hantor ~ Sam an
Francisco. n uniome and nSn;fcon,ir I
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tions oi thanks fnr tbe SiS oon sltar ~
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