The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-08-06
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A Chicago Saloon Keeper Fatally
Wounded. uf

Rains are damaging Mexican crops.
Mary Brennan and Miss Mcintosh
were drowned in Elkhart lake, Wiscon-
sin, Wednesday night by a boat capsiz-
ing. ,.aql
Jacob Hancock was so badly injured
by a runaway at Mackville, ILL.,, that he
cannot recover.
Z. G. Dillon was mortally wounded by
a thief who tried to rob his saloon in
Chicago.
Both the Tenth and Eleventh Ohio
congressional conventions were unable tn
select candidates and a new convention
will be held.
TheArgentine minister IN Mexico coolly
denies the reports of a revolution in his
country and says the reports were invent
ed In the United States.
The news of the revolution in San Sal
vador is confirmed.
The grand jury at Arkansas City, Ark,
has returned "a true bills against levee
cutters.
Al Memphis, a fire has caused a loss to
Whltmore, printer; Salinger, clothier,
and Ester, grocer, of $4,000.
Senator Blair has offered a resolution
calling on the committee of rules for a
rule to limit debate.
A cyclone blew down trees, unrooted
houses and did much damage in Ossipee
and north and east Wakefield, N. Fl.
A new company at Rio .Ianerio will
try to assure stability to coffee quotations.
There Is a great famine in Soudan with
100 deaths from starvation daily.
The thermometer at Cincinnati yester-
day was SO.
The Illinois house mas passed the
Worlds fair bill by a vote of 1872 to 10.
At noon yesterday at New York the
mercury reached SO.
St. Louis reported the thermometer at
noon yesterday at 90.
The Emperor William has started on a
visit to England.
An inflow of salt water destroyed 1900
acres Of rice and cotton In Egypt.
Wholesale assertions trouble the Ital-
ian war Office
Milwaukee, Chicago and St. Louis
brewers have combined to fight the IL
cense law as applied to them.
Mrs. Rolsar and Miss Anderson, her
sister, were drowned at Youngstown, N.
Y, while bathing Thursday.
During a storm Thursday night at
North Arlington, Mass, Mary Quigley,
aged 20, was killed by lightning and
three others were badly injured.
The postofAce has refused to transmit
through the mails Tolstoi's new book
"Kreurzer Sonata" on the ground that il
is indecent.
Charles H. Tongue and wife have beer
killed by the cars near Camden, N. j.
where they were summer boarders.
The Chicago boss carpenters associa'
ton has begun q lockout against the
union men of the carpenters council. l
is thought the lockout will be a complete
one.
President Celman of the Argentine re
public expresses gratitude to the people
for upholding his government, which ht
believes to be u success. Even his sup
porters are amazed at his ignorance O.
the real situation.
At the roll call in the house yesterda.
, revealed the absence of 1853 members
Cannon gave notice of resolution re
| voking all leaves of absence excep
where granted for sickness.
The house and senate agreed on tn
Worlds fair bill at Springfield, Ill
| yesterday at noon and adjourned sine die
In Winnipeg last evening lightning
struck the Canadian Pacific depot ant
about $4,000 damage was sustained.
Since the middle of June there ha
been no rain In southwestern Ohio, bu
yesterday considerable rain fell and wa
thankfully received. Corn, vegetable
and small fruits suffered considerably.
Whites cotton mills at Chepachet, R
. l., was burned down, causing a loss o
$4,000.
Andrew Borgeson killed Emma An
!. derson at Worthwhile, Conn.,, because sh
refused to marry him. The murderer wa
captured.
The house committee has authorized
j. favorable report on the proposed Fry
9 postal subsidy bill.
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