The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1897-11-19

Total deaths in New Orleans to date
from yellow fever, 247.
Blast furnaces in Ohio are increas
ing wages of operators.
Cuban General Gomez is centering
his forces near Remedies.
Patent Commissioner Butterworth
is dangerously sick at Cleveland, o.
The Illinois Central earned for the
quarter ended September 80, $6,5O5, ,95S
| Another bad storm is reported on
Lake Erie and disasters are locked
| for
The negro section of the Georgia
insane asylum burned. No lives were
lost.
Five of the latest passengers from
Klondike brought a cheerful quantity
of gold dust.
Five hundred coal miners in Illi-
nois, on strike for months, have re-
turned to work.
Judge Vincent refuses to defend
Leutgert on his second trial because
of private business affairs.
Omaha will get up crysanthemum
show and ask the railroads for re-
duced fare that all may see.
The new gunboat Nashville has been
given trial. concerning which very
favorable reports are received
A B. G M. locomotive exploded
three miles from Crawford, Neb., kill
ing the engineer and fireman.
Governor-elect Bushnell, of Ohio. is
said to be inclined to become a can
didate for United States senator.
Arthur P. Hale an insurance agent
for the Mutual Life company, of New
York, was found dead in his bed in an
Omaha hotel. He took an overdose of
chloral to induce sleep.
Robert T Lincoln is looked upon as
likely president of the Pullman Pal
ace Car company. Attorney John S.
Runnels and the present vice president
are also spoken of for the position.
Friday, Nov I2.
Gneral Schaltmeyer is dead at Ber-
lin, Germany.
Rome dispatches report the pope in
good health
Prince Bismarck is again ill from an
affection of the eyes.
Patent Commissioner Butterworth.
sick at Cleveland, Ohio, is improving.
Ulysses Grant, jr., has left New
York City for his home in San Diego,
Cal.
Ex-President Clevelands's son has
been named Richard Folsome Cleye-
land.
A jury has been secured in the
NoVak case in Iowa and the trial is
now on.
Two Sturgis North Dakota) men
will soon start for Klondike with 500
horses.
Railroads having Texas connections
are slashing rates. on packing house
products.
A general frost has severely injured
the wheat and flax crops of Argentine
republic
EX-State Treasurer Booker of North
Dakota is among the missing. He is
supposed to be in Canada.
John G. kOerner has confessed that
ne stole 100 horses from the streets of
indianapolis during the last year.
Withdrawals from the Bank of Eng
and included 100000 in American
eagles for shipment to the United
States.
A bill will be presented to the next
legislature to punish sportsmen who
accidentally shoot or kill men in the
woods.
Secretary Bliss has approved for
patent to the state of Wyoming list
If lands embracing 81, 200 acres in the
cheyenne district, selected under the
;rant to aid state educational and
charitable institutions.
DR.. Jacob D. Graybill, of New Or
cans, La. has just received his let
ers patent on an airship conceived on
lovel lines. The machine is cigar
haped, and is said to be built of alum
mum. Hydrogen gas is the lifting |
,ower and the machine will be con- |
rolled in ascents and descents by the |
lse of air ballast.