Helena weekly herald., 1883-07-12
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LONDON, June 5.-The Duke of MARI
borough died of cardiac syncope today. He
was 63 years old. His death was very sud.
aen. he was slightly indisposed yesterday
out dlned with the family at the usual hou,
ana retired apparently we'll He was found
dead on the floor of his room this morning
PARIS July 5, 6:53 p. m.-Fraace, in a
second edition, says the Count DeChamborl
IS dead. The Legitimists Chiefs have re-
celeed no telegram confirming the statement
:, ALEXANDRIA, July Slater reports from
oamanoud says that six deaths have occurred
at that place from cholera during the twenty
four hours ending at s a. m. this morning.
Two cases were among the soldiers
The number Of deaths from cholera at
Damietta during the "a hours ending at s
CLOCK this morning, were Ill.
LONDON, June 6.-The shooting by the
American rifeMen was excellent. 1t is be-
lleved the International match will be close
ly contested, but experts anticipate that the
English team will win on long range
The latest reports indicate the state of
affairs as slightly worse at Damietta but are
improving at Mansurah. The Nile is rising
well, and.it is expected will cut short the
epidemic in some districts
The cattle plague in Egypt has caused the
death of 80 per cent Of the cattle attacked.
CALCUTTA, June Give hundred houses
have fallen at Surat, and many other
villages have been destroyed by foods.
thousands OF people are homeless.
LONDON, July 6.-The House of Commons
tonight, by 130 to la, rejected the motion
made by Hugh Mason, Liberal member for
Ashton Under-Lyne, in favor of female suf-
frage. The motion was supported by Leon
ard IL. Courtney, financial secretary to the
treasury, and was strongly opposed by Sir
Henry James, Attorney General
LONDON, July 6-In the trial of the Jews
at Nyreghhaza, Hungary, the prisoners ac-
cused of having placed corpse in the river
with the view of passing it off as Esther
Solymori, whom the prisoners are charged
with numbering, declared that their confess
sions had been obtained by threats to MUIR
der them in prison. One had been compelled
to drink huge quantities Of water, had been
stripped struck, dragged by the hair, and
shown the gallows. Others had been beaten |
and compelled to gaze at the sun. A num-
ber of witnesses testified as to the shocking |
treatment received at the hands Of the au-
thorities Counsel for the defense pointed
out that the people of Tizza-Ezlar, where the
murder is alleged to have been committed,
had been taught that it was not wrong to
testify falsely against the Jews, the interest
of the country requiring their conviction.
The president Of the court is informed
that bottle has been discovered which con-
tanned the confession of the suicide that he
drowned his sweetheart in the river Thies
above Dada. The corpse brought thence and
passed off as that of Esther Solymori does
lot correspond with that of his sweetheart.
ALEXANDRIA, July 7.-One hundred and
seven deaths from cholera occurred at Dam
,lta yesterday, thirty at Mansurah, and
sixteen at Samanaud
Legislation Ended.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 6-To-day ended
III Legislation in the hands Of the Governor.
rom the steps of the Capitol 1913 bills were
cad and approved, and go vetoed.
Statement.
NEW YORK, July Bank statement:
4oans increase, 10000, specie decrease ST. ,
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