The Delta independent., 1888-04-17
TELEGRAPH BREVTITES.

Der Of the Chamber of Deputies.
MIR. Blaine expects to return to this
country in the latter part Of June.
Two thousand six hundred emigrants
left Queenstown during the past week.
Tho late Emperor William left thirty
marks to every invalid soldier of the war of
1870.
The Wood reaper works at Youngs-
town, Ohio, burned. Loss, $3.50. 1000; insur-
ance. $sO, 900.
One-quarter of the business portion
Of Fairfield, Neb., burned. Lose, $40, 900.
An incendiary started it.
A special dispatch from Montevideo
reports the loss OF the steamer Rio Janier.
She had 2lo passengers on board.
The State Normal school at Terre
Haute, Indiana, burned. The building
cost $3.50 900 and was not insured.
The New York assembly has adopted
a resolution providing for the submiss ion
TO the people of a prohibition amendment.
The State Department has dispatch
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with Morocco has been satisfactorily Set
tied.
The union malsters and brewers Of
| Chicago are on a strike. and the brewery
owners of New York threaten general
lock out
Senior Salindez, d wealthy merchant
Of Havanna, who WAS recently kidnapped
by bandits, has been released on payment Of
sI7 600 In gold.
The biography of Henry Ward
Beecher by his son has been Issued from
the press. 1t 10 said to come far short Of
pleasing his old friends.
A team attached to hearse in Kan
.as City ran away, collided with a lamp
post and threw the box containing the
corpse ont on the street, breaking 1t open.
The Supreme Court of the United
States sustaIns the right of the state Of
and sale of oleomargarins within Its bound
aries.
A satisfactory adjustment Of the diff
| hculty between the United States and No
rocco is 10 be reached through the media
ton OF the British, French and Italian
Ministers.
The transatlantic steamship CON-
panies are stopping the booking OF Irish
omigrants because the number Of applica-
i!Uns for passage Is greater than can be ac-
commodated.
The Kootenai Indians in Montana
are threatening to make trouble to avenge
the death OF three Of their number who
! were hanged for murder. The Governor
has called for troops.
Indirect information has been re-
ceived at New York to the effect that the
Russian Government has forbidden the
American Bible Society and the British and
Foreign Bible Society to distribute Bibles
| in Russia.
John Dumke. living near Columbus.
Nebraska, quarreled with his wife and kill
ed her with club. HE daughter-ln-iaw
intetfered and WAS beaten into insensibil-
ity. A sherifI's posse is chasing him over
the prairie.
Fifteen children fell into a we'll at
Palmyra, Missouri, v here therewere FIVE feet
OF water and one was drowned. Several
were badly injured. They were celebrating
arbor day and had gone to the well for
drinking water.
Judge Brewer has decided that under
the recent Supreme Court decision no beer
can be manufactured In Kansas to be sold
in other state $. and he ordered the S!ebold
4 Hagelin brewery at Atchison to be
closed ns a nuisance.
The horse thieves who were being
pursued by q United STATES Marshal and
three Indian police In the Indian Territory
gave battle 10 their pursuers, killing two Of
the police and wounding the Marshal. Two
of the other party were killed.
A %" engineer In Chicago who
WAS stoned by a crowd at Forty seventh
street fred in return, wounding one man
In the knee At Fortie,h street another
crowd pelted him and he nred again.
wounatng Wabash engineer fatally. He
was arrested.
| 1t is stated that Prince Bismarck has
abandoned his opposition to the marriage
OF Prince Alexander OF Battenburg and
Princess Victoria, having gained certain
other concessions. and that all the differ
| ences DetWetu ne emperor ana f'rlnce
| Bismarck are now settled.
The Cologne Gazette says Prince
bismarck has brought the question OF the
marriage Of Prince Alexander aud Prin-
cess Victoria to n stsndstill. 1t is stated
that In November last Bismarck declared
to the Car that such marriage should
never take place, at least while his advice
was accepted.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press learns
from Billings, Montana, Of The capture OF
two notorious criminals having In their pos.
session fifty-eisht head Of horses bearing
thirteen well.Known Nevada brands. One
man has been recognized as Teton, noted
horse thief and murderer, for whose cap
ture there are rewards agsregating 5000
In Idaho and Nevada.
One hundred and fifty representa-
tiveI Of the Church OF Mexico passed
through Trinidad Wednesday On their way
to Rome for the purpose OF concilinttng
matters In their church relations. They
had presents 10 the value OF el5O, 900 which
they will present to the Church Of Rome.
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