The Delta independent., 1891-07-29
BY TELEGRAPH.

Mr.. spurgeon, who has been sick.
p improving slovty.
British Colnmbla collecs ia. Of
slao on every chnanan who Lands on hes
territaDk, ~
Rev. WIN. Mitchell. Of Fort Worth
whs tsA found guilty Of forgery ~ tsT
adJa1aed insane. ~
Jesse Streitt. the boy slsep5F
Seymour. Indiana, awoke On Sss1ay aftse
q sleep Of 100 hours. =
A fine tnonnnent TO the mensory q
St6uewail Jackson w1s unveiled ~ Lee
ington, Virginia, on the 2lsx:
Five women were badly hurt st :
Michigan town while riding on roles
coaster which Jumped the track.
The Twenty-sixth Trienniaf Con-
vention Of Royal Arch Masons was held ~
Minneapolis, beginning July 2and. ~
1t is generally believed that Senator
Quay is soon to resign his position -
chairman Of the Republican Central Com
mittce.
Mckay. district Judge in Kansas.
is trying 70 get tho best Of the Supreme
Court. He refuses 70 recognize II de-
cisious. W
Near Ellinsburg. Washington. rich
gold, silver and iron discoveries are re-
ported In Ainashtash canon. Considerable
excitcment has been created.
Bloodhounds have been sent out
after . Mexican named Collistro, who
stabbed and killed Lougeno Nogales Ii
Austin, Texas, on SUNDAY night
Mre. Lockridge, of Maurice County.
Tennessee, killed herself and three lisfle
giSls while her husband was absent from
home. She was doubtless crazy.
Two men were smothered in the
burning mine at Marquette, Michigan.
They were investigating the extent Of tho
fire. The loss will be enormous. A.
Dom Pedro, the ex-emperor Of
Brazil, who has been i'll at vichy. il now
improving. The g.ngrene which started
in his injured foot has ceased 70 extend
Tho lord mayor OF London, Sir
Joseph Savcry, has been created q barouet
| - = reward for the ospitality which he
| recently extended 70 the Emperor Of Ger
| many.
A sailing yacht containing seven
citizens c.psized on Victoria, British Co
lumbia, Monday. One person was res
l oh all
larrnex xrss-.---,sl4.---4,..---.
An ukaAe is being prepared which
| orders that foreigners doing business in
Russla who fail TO become naturalized
citizens within Eve years be expelled from
the country.
i Lady Mcdonald has received an
autograph letter of sympathy from Queen
| Victoria, distinguishing mark Of i'm
perial favor perhaps mover before accord
70 Canadian lady.
Ex-Queen Natalie OF Servia has
brought suit against ex- King Milan in the
Paris courts to recover the sum Of 3, ,ooO,
600 francs, being \ porsaou of her personal
| fortune which her aissolute husband
squandercd.
United States Attorney Reynolds of
St Louis is in receipt Of letter from At
toruey General Miller instructinE him to
| vigorously prosecute all trusts located in
the State of Missouri in conformity with
the anti. trust law passed BY the last Con
gress.
| The Chilian steamer Itata has paid
III. $500 fine imposed for evading the Gus
| toms law She will shortly give bond for
| <l6o, 600 and will sail for San Francisco
for repairs. On her return, ak weeks
hence, the bond will b taken back, and
| the vessel will await the result OF the
| judicial inquiry to be ms6e
The Japanese Government has ap-
pointed a. commissioners TO the Chicago
exposition Messrs. Hsra Kei, . private
secretary of tho minister OF agriculture
and commerce; Hara Kirokgc, director
Of accounts bureau in department Of acri-
culture and commerce; Yamataka Nobu.
mari, director Of Imperial norun, and yam
| aslwara Ksntario. secretary of agriculture
and commerce department
Al z o'clock Wednesday evening
engine No. IL, while hsine steamed for
the road in the roundhouse u. Pl.tt,
mouth. Nsss>sss. expis1ci' is boiler. Do
.troying tho roundhouts siliing Fireman
Charles Ho.nier and wipers Frank Mauer
aud james HardrobA. Fire started in tie
ruins but was soon exslnguishcd and the
bodies Of tho three rnen werc removed in
horribly manRled coalition. Ho.uier
leaves wife and child and Hardrobs /,
wife and four childrsn.
A dispatch from Marquette, Michi-
gan, says: Fire started in the shaft Of
the Great Republic irua. Minis at O'CLOCK
Monday morning. The surface fro VIA,
soon extinguished, but not before il had
communicated 70 the dmbering of Nos. 8
and o shafts, which are now burning
ficrccly. The lire h spreading uuocr.
ground and part Of No. shat. has Al
ready cAved II. The men cscaped by an.
other shaft The iiepubiic employ.
nearly 1000 men. aad whoa tho fire can 10
put out and work rsaumcd il not known.
The loss will b. cnorsabus,
Postmaster General Wanamaker
Lsa designated . coanissien consisting Of
W. p. Edgsrtcu, pastsdsce inspector; A.
II. Scott chief OF The sAlary and allow.
srce division Of the postonics dcparsmaus.
John N. Baker, assistant superintsndent
Of The railway mail ssrvios; Charlss r.
Swan, superintendent OF city delivery,
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