, 1888-07-26
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REBEL ATTACK II EGYPT.
Cairo. JnIy 23.-Four hundred
rebels at,cked a village near Wady
slalfa yesterday. After IA severe
i-nt the rebrl, were rspUlsed with
severe loss, twenty villagers were
killed and wouad-d.
WHEELING, July 21-At noon to day
a revised estimate Of the lives lost by
fl OF last night puts the number as
at lpSst .. about 10 bodies had been
foHni. Tie money loss footed up
SI50,CgO.
TUG BLOWS UP.
LOUISVILLE, July 20-'Fhe tugboat
Conroy blew up 26 miles above here
this morning. seven men killed. An
explosion of the steampipe that sup
piled the engine from the boiler
caused the catastrophe. Most of the
Wen were asleep at the time.
EICHIGAT FOREST FIRES.
Dep Creek, Nj h.,July 20-Heavy
fores fires az. raging over ali Buy
country and al tho way between this
place and Gladwin timber of all kinds
are being destroyed. fences burned
and other property destroyed. Many
farmers have had to fight for their
homes. There has been no rain of
any conqaeHce for three months.
BDULANGER CDNYATFSTISG
Paris, July 2I.-Boulanger's
wound h7s healed and he is conval-
escins rapidly. Tha doctors will al
low him 10 so GU: as soon as the
weather permits,
WHEN THE 1EAvFz BEGIN TO TURN.
San Francisco, July 2i.-Shortly
after l O'clock this afternoon Supe-
rior Judge Marphy sentenced Airx.
Col lenson, the murderer of the lit
tie school gul, Mamie Kelly, TO lie
hanged Sept. l4lh.
HEAVY OPIUM SEIZURE.
San Francisco, July 2I.-Three
and sixty boxes of prepared
opinm that had been smuggied a.
board the bark Forest Queen from
the steamer Parthia, was seized by
custom officers last night jnst as the
bark cleared from Honolulu. The
seizure Is valued at $1,000.
a SUCCESSFUL INVENTION.
London, July 2I.-The converted
rife was tried at " imbledon.
Sixteen rounds were fired in thirty
} conds 10 the satisfaction OF th,
ofsmall arms.
TO STRIKE OR not TO STRIKE.
Chicago, July 81. = Dispatches
from various points on the Burling
ton road, where Chairman Hoge and
Murphy have been polling men Oh
the question of declaring the strike
II. say She majority of them are dis
satisfied with th. proposition of the
and are unwilling to have
lhe strike declared of on any such
.Grms.
DlD NOT WAIT FOR THE WAVE.
Los Angeles, July 2I.-A thousand
feet OF track we're washed away at
Iehnchapi yesterday by cloud
burst. Passengers on tho west bound
rain SAW great wave coming down
he Tehachapi canyon as the train
started out of the dangerous vicinity,
and the track hshind was rapidly
washed out.
THE HAYTIAN REVOLT.
New York, July 81 Additional
details have been received concern
ing the Haytian rebellion. The
sympaihizers OF the banisbod guards.
Liegmate and Murgal, started fire
July 4th which burned over 1000
houses in Port-Au Prince. The fire
was first discovered IN the senate
while the senate was in ses
sion. The building was destroyed
fortunately The wi-d shifted and
began to blow of shore, thus saving
much of the city. On the Sth an
other fire broke ont and burned an
other portion of the city. Two men
we're shot in the act of starting an
other fire. Soldiers patrol The streets
and are instructed to shoot
caught setting fire to bnIld-
ngs. The French gunboat, which
IS lying of the sityi has sent several
OF soldiers to protect French
residents. Things are quiet now and
affairs are supposed TO be IN e nor
nal condition.
To CONTINUE THE STRIKE.
Chicago, July 23.-A Lincoln,
NIB, special to the Times says:
Messrs. Hodge aud Murphy arrived
this morning and were royalty recei
we'd by the strikers. III the after
noon Il nesting WIS held, After
the leaders refused to
give out the action for publication,
aud 1t Is understood that il was de
cidei 10 go on with the strike. 4
number. of the strikers soundly be-
rated Hodge fcr his stuii 6rnness,
ana claim that If Arthur's advice had
been followed all would ave been
satisfied:
DYNAMITE CASES.
Chicago, July PA peculiar
state OF affairs was developed tosday
when the case OF conspiracy against
Chairman Hodge and Murphy of the
Burlington strikers, was called up in
court Neither Of the accused were
present, aud Frank Collier, attorney
for the Burlington Company and
representing the prosecution, sur
prised everybody in hearing by re-
quest that the ease be continued.
Lawyer Collier explained his reason
for this strange action by saying
that Hodge and Murphy are row out
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