The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-01-21
NEWS ITEMS.

C"POuI0u announcer DerVlSh outpost,
Mugalla, west of Kassala.
Secretary Alger was able to sit up
Tor short time Monday and is said to
be otherwise improved in condition.
Exports to America from north Ger
many showed a falling off during the
last quarter of So, 231, S13, the decrease
principally in sugar.
The Norwegian bark Hassel, Capt
Tillotson, from Savannah, December
Is, for Warborg, is ashore in the Ag-
ger, waterway in Denmark.
The AndroscOggan cotton mills at
Lewiston, Me-, have shut down all de-
partments for an indefinite period
owing to the strike of portion of the
operatives
The German warships Deutschland
and GetOn, under command Of Prince
Henry, of Prussia, have passed Perrin
on their way to China and signalled
all well on board
Forty persons were killed and Is in
jured by an explosion of gas in one of
the mines of the DOnetzaer Co., in the
Tagenrog district, on the north shore
of the sea of AzOv.
Mayor TempletOn, of Vancouver,
B. c., is dead His death was due to
an apoplectic stroke. Mr.. Templeton
is the third one of Vancouver's mayors
to die a sudden death.
The Curtis bill for the reorganization
of Indian territory with the changes
made in joint sessions of the Indian
committee, was introduced by Mr.. Cur
It's of Kansas Monday
The Brazilian government is cOnsid-
ering the sale of the cruiser Aberu,
now building on the Tyne, and the
iron clads DeodorO and FlorianO which
are being built in France.
The condition of health of Empress
Augusta Victoria eXcites comment
She will 60 in the spring to some
southern air cure Her physicians still
forbid her leaving her room.
The British steamer G. ,R. Booth,
Capt. Ackerly, from Savannah, Decem-
Der %, for Bremen, stranded at TeXel
but was tOwed off later by a salvage
and steamer, proceeded to her deStj1a-
ton.
The United States ambassador to
Great Britain, Col John Hay and fami-
ly, will sail from Genoa on the North
German Lloyd steamship Prinz Regent
Luitpold on January % for Egypt, for
tour up the Nile.
Louis Wack, of Clarenceville, Mich.
killed a hog that was diseased, and he
and his wife and seven children were
poisoned with trichin8. A 17-year-Old
daughter died Monday night, and it is
feared the entire family will die.
Jacob Frund, of Blue Earth, Mimi,
committed suicide by shooting himself
in the head. He gained much notOri-
ETY. at the time of the drowning of
pretty Annie Ober. He was arrested,
had a double trial and was finally ac-
quilted.
By unanimous vote of the city cOun-
Gil of Joliet, Ill, the Joliet Railway
Co. has been given franchise for so
years, and several miles more of
streets. The company has $500, 600 in
vested and will put in $780, 900 more
this winter.
The official returns just issued show
the imports in France for 1897 to have
been 1000, 126, 900 francs, as compared
with 1915, $50, 900 in 1896. The exports
1OI 1921 WCIC OlO,OlO.OOO lIduCS, GULF
pared with $500, 800, 600 francs during
the previous year.
Gov. Lord has appointed a committee
of six leading citizens of Portland,
Ore, to take charge of a movement to
raise supplies and medicine for the
suffering Cubans. The governor will
appoint similar committees in every
town of Importance in the state.
At Chicago the Bakers union has be-
gun a war against the American Bis
cult Co., and incidentally against all
employers of nOn-uniOn bakers. The
officers of the union say they will carry
the war into every state where the
American Biscuit Co. does business.
Secretary Mcintyre, of the Brooklyn
Jockey, club, announces A. j. Stemler
& Co. s Fleur de Lis four years, and
c. T. Boots The Roman, four years, as
additional entries for the Brooklyn
handicap The total number of en-
tries is now "A, IL more thHn last year
A telegram was received at the wal
department Monday from DIR. jackson
at Trondhjem, Norway, stating that
Mr.. Kjellmann was on his way from
which he had purchased, together with
a suitable number of sleds and drivers
With the thermometer 80 degrees be
low zero, a midnight race over 50 miles
of rough mountain country in the
heart of the Klondike has earned fo1
Geo. Graham, aShelton logger, the frs
prize of stalking off overlooked anC
unregistered placer claims valued a
5000, OOO
EX-Mayor L. w. Hess has been APP
pointed receiver for the Ottawa Oil.
Electric Street Car Co., of which w. F.
Ellis, of Boston, is president. Th
company was organized last year will
a capital of 100000. Extensions wer,
built at large expense to which eastern
capitalists, it is said, have failed t.
contribute.
At Oakland, Cal, the authorities ar
investigating the death of Josepl
Raeside. horse trainer, whose mang
led corpse was found alongside tn