The Delta independent., 1890-08-05
BY TELEGRAPH.

suicide last Tuesday because their wives
had deserted them.
The Secretary Of the Treasury is
buying . large amount of government
bonds at premium.
Robert Laird Collier, the noted
Unitarian preacher. died last Sunday
morning Of paralysis.
As extensive frauds in the census oi
Minneapolis and St. Paul have been dis
covered q new enumeration will be taken
Ninety-eight bodies have been re.
covered from the coal mine at St Etienne
France, where an explosion Of fire dsmI
occurred.
The Catholics of Canada have
erected q monument to the memory Of
Catherine Tegahouita, the first 1ndiar
converted to that faith in 1867.
A sea captain who died recently or
dered his body to be burned and the ashes
placed in an urn which should be thrown
into the sea His orders have been exc
cuted.
President Harrison has written
Governor Bracket an autograph letter in
which he says he hopes to be in Boston on
Tuesday, August le, the Grand Army par.
ade day.
A dispatch says that Emin Pasha
has had severe fighting at. Nasal and
Ugogo. He killed many natives by using
the Maxim gun. He seized 200 head Of
cattle. He defeated the Ugogos with
great slaughter.
The Russian minister Of the inter-
ior has ordered the local authorities 70
prevent foreign missionaries from carry
ing their religious propaganda among the
Jews, to the detriment Of the exclusive
right Of con, ersion exercised by the or
thodo1 church.
A revolution of very serious char
scter has broken out in Buenos Ayres, the
capital Of the Argentine Republic. A large
number Of soldiers and sailors have Joined
the insurgents, and some sanguinary bat
ties were fought in the streets. The final
outcome is uncertain. The occasion for
the outbreak lies in the financial depres-
sion, said to be due to blunders Of tho gov
ernment
Hon. Martin Mailer, Secretary OF
the Kansas State Board Of Agriculture,
has great confidence in the success Of q
second corn crop planted now, and In pre-
pairing circular to be issued soon urging
the farmers to save themselves from total
loss by planting second crop Of corn,
millet or cane. Otherwise there will be
much suffering and loss in the western
part of that State.
The Supreme Court OF Montana has
decided the Australian ballot law manda-
tory and not directory in its character.
office, in which one Of the candidates who
received majority Of the votes, and who
was given the otice. had failed to notify
the county clerk Of his candidacy within
the time fxed by law. The decision II -.
garded as Of great Importance.
The rebellion in Buenos Ayres has
been suppressed ana the government has
granted q general amnesty TO all persons
who took part in the insurrection, but Of.
dcers who were implicated have been 70
moved. The rebels ran short Of ammuni-
tion, which made them willing TO come tc
terms. The feeling against the President,
Celman, Is very bitter and it ia believed
that he will have to resign.
Charles johnson, an employe OF
O'Brien & Dorley's circus, was severely
bitten and clawed by lion belonging to
the menagerie while at ST. Joe johnson
was drunk and, to exhibit his prowess to
some ladies, entered the animai's care and
began beating It The lion knocked him
TO the floor Of the cage and was rapidly
clawing the life out Of him when some Of
the other employees interfered and dragged
him out Of the cage.
The National Rifles of Washington
have for some time been contemplating 4
trip to Europe this summer, and applica-
ton was recently made for passports. The
application was held up, however, until
the foreign governments could be heard
from. Germany At once absolutely re-
fused admission within her borders to any
armed company from the United States.
and England said the rifles could not enter
Ireland.
Arrangements are now being made
to pipe natural gas from the Indiana
fields Just north OF indianapolis to Chi.
cago by the Widener-E Eliins syndicate OF
Philadelphia capitalists, and contracts ars
already made for seventy miles of pipe.
About 800 mile. Of pipe are to be used, ~
double line Of piping is to be constructed.
Mr.. Dixey, natural gas baron Of Indiana,
says 1t Is perfectly feasible plan to pipe
natural gas from the Indiana iields to Now
York, and 1t may be done some day.
1t IL officially announced that Baron
Berlapsch, the Prussian minister Of com
mcrcc, has conceded most OF the derands
which the miners delegates recently sub
mitted 10 the government The principal
demands granted arc the adoption Of an
eight-hour shift the rsiustatement Of al
strikers who were dismissed, the introduc
tion in the labor bill before tho Reichstas
Of clause providing for arbitration courts,
to which mining oencials shall b amsns-
BILE and the abolition of farming Jobs.
A special from st. Joseph. Ms.
souri,, says several members Of the W. G.
T. U. went 70 the jail the other day 10 do Z
little gardening among the weeds coa.
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