Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1896-05-21


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IN collision with Ths steamer Okzno,
IN Lake Michigan, o5 Grcsse poinI,
and five Of he- zs~ vsre drowned,
two being Ezvsd.
An explosion at Bidz, il the Supe
county. west eozEI Of Africa, On the
Niger, mas rzz5d 20 the gruund the
palace Of the Enir MeIeki, and hz=
killed 200 people.
Tne Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern
railroad was sold az auction IN SEATTLE
and was purchased ty Judge 4. g.
SUuTe, representing the to1dholderz'
committee, for 81, 900, 900.
Ties piled o1 the Chicago, Milwzu-
kss & St Paul rsilorsd az Waldo, 9
few miles south Of Milwaukee, Wis,
dsrsilsd . sO1lh-b0und freight train
Three ueu were killed and Two in
jured.
At the Elior Square building in
Buffalo, y. T., Thomas Purdy and
Val Jenly were working at the bottom
Of the elevator shaft when workingmen
at the top dropped down an iron bolt,
killing both.
In Q1eretaro, Mexico, a czve-in &C.
CURED at the opal mines and ten men
were buried with earth and stcns=
Word was brought from the soene that
four Of the miners were killed and sew
erzl others injured.
The Gsulois published in Paris, says
that Senor CsnOTss del Castillo, the
Spanish premier, Is about to ask the
intervention Of the European powers
with regard 10 the interference Of the
United States in Cubns affairs.
At the Electrical Exposition in pro-
gress in New York q message was
flashed over the wires Of the Western
Union and Pacific Postal companies,
covering z distance Of 1900 miles,
and d reply received in four minutes.
The fruitgrowers Of Snake river are
considering the formation Of union. so
that fruit can be handled at smaller
cost than previously. The plan is TO
have a Spokane commission house
handle the fruit direct from the river.
Forty men were let out in the Gem
mines, in Wallace. Idaho, and will not
be re-employed until development work
Is finished. This Is said by some to be
significant on account Of the recent
explosion at the Bunker Hill and Sui.
lIvan mines
Catherine a. Lacy. S2 years Of age,
Of Phoenix, Ariz was burned 10 death.
She had risen at O'Clock, and in
lighting FIRE ignited the curtains
From this her clothing caught, and be-
fore help arrived she was fairly cooked,
dying in few minutes.
a dispatch fruz ylsdivostock says:
Quiet has been restored at Seoul, CoreA.
and the king will return TO his palace
from the Russian legation, where he
has been since the disposition and mas
sacre Of the late ministry. The Rus
sian marines are returning to their ves-
sells.
Trouble between the Indians on the
Tongue river reservation, in Montana.
and the white settlers in the neighbor.
hood is probable, and troops have been
asked 10 avert a possible outbreak