Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-09-22
ADDITIONAL NEWS

A REVOLUTION was attempted by a num-
Der of Spanish troops quartered in Madrid.
The uprising was ill-planned and ill., man.
aged, and practically amounted to little
more than q mutiny. The trouble was in
augurated by regiment Of infantry quar-
tered in Gilblas Barracks. The soldiers
revolted, broke down the partition wall that
separated them from the quarters occupied
by cavalry aud intermingied with the men
of two cavalry regiments. n number of
whom joined in the revolution. The Off
GERS of all three regiments lid all in their
power to disuade the men from revolving,
but 800 soldiers, after beating number of
officers and wountling three, deserted the
barracks and marched in two bodies through
the town. The insurgents attempted
among the first exploits to secure possess
sion of the arsenals, books and barracks.
which they attacked with open fire, but all
these places were we'll and successfully de-
Tended and the rebels were repulsed and
forced to disperse into the country. 1t is
learned that the revolution was led by Brig
Gen. Vallacampe. He escaped on special
train which left the city on the Southern
Railway. Loyal troops are securing the
suburbs of Madrid in search of fugitive
rebels.
The four story importers warehouse of
J. Wallace Walden & Co., situated near the
North Clark street crossing and the North
western Railway tracks, Chicago, collapsed
few days since. The building was heavily
stored with miscellaneous merchandise
lowed by the third which carried each sue
ceeding floor with it, The interior of the
building is total wreck. The building.
which was erected on the site of the old
Continental warehouse, destroyed by fire,
cost over $4,000. The contents were val
ned at over 800, 900. consisting principally
Of tea. coffee and sugar.
DISPATCHES to the Navy Dep artmcnt
from Lieut.. Commander Nichols, COM
handing the Pinta, from Sitkn, Alaska, re-
ports the seizure at San Diego of San
Francisco and three English vessels for
catching seals unlawfully. The captain
and mate of the American vessel were found
guilty and sentenced to two and one
months imprisonment respectively. The
captain and mate of the British schooner
Thornton were tried, found guilty and
fined, the captain $500 and mate $500, and
both imprisoned for thirty days. The other
cases will come up in few days.
MARTIN IRONS, leader Of the Knights of
Labor strike of the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road last spring, was arrested in Kansas
City and taken to st. Louis to answer
charges against HIM in an indictment for
completely in tapping private telegraph
wires running into Vice President Hoxies
residence. Owing to the recent i'll beha-
vior of the master workman his bondsmen
have withdrawn from his bond, and he will
be kept under arrest until his case is tried.
GEN. NEAL BOWS son-in- law, William
Z. Gould, Cashier of the Filst National
Bank of Portland, Me-, is alleged to be a
defaulter to the amount Of 49,, 900, and his
family and immediate relatives are almost
wild over the disgrace. The bank was not
affected by the loss. Gould was looked
upon as model man. Recently he built a
$50, 900 residence and INDUCED in other
Injuries of living, but, so far as known,
Gould never specialized, and Stunned all
forms of gambling. He has been arrested
in civil suit to await the action of the
Comptroller of the Currency.