The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-10-09

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GENERAL NOTES.
"A recently arrived steamer at New York
from Europe, had on board $8,4ss, 900 in
gold. 9'
The entire telephone system Of Racine,
Wis, was burned out by an electric light
wire dropping across a telephone wire.
At AtiMemphis, Tenn, two freight cars
ran -nff the tranafaf- at
tramp who were IN srhes cars, were
drowned.
Ex-Governor Creney of New Hampshire,
80 it is said, has been offered The port
tion.
Ten daring and desperate criminals con-
victed of crimes raging from murder to
assault, have escaped from the St. Louis
Jail.
| A tribal war is raging in some of the
islands Of the new Hebrides and Gamma
balism has been resorted to by the differ
ent tribes
l al OAA VIGIL utiS U0Ch SUluSh ClSlpSCh
miles west of Pittsburg, Pa. which flows
10000 barrelsa day. It is the largest in
the country.
| Commissioner Raum Of the pension
bureau says he has not resigned, but he
did say that he did not wish to embarrass
| the administration.
Emperor Francis Joseph has met with
| perfect ovations wherever he has went in
Austria, and on his return to Vienna the
people went Wild with enthusiasm.
HSignor Corte, the Italian consul who
made himself famous during the Malta
trouble at New Orleans, has been APP.
| pointed Italy's minister to Havre, France.
| Australian newspapers state that John
1 l.. Sulliv ans theatrical tour has been
| failure. The company is stranded at
Syndney and is awaiting remittances from
this country.
A meeting at Windsor, Ont, has de-
| clared that for various reasons, as ex-
pressed in resolutions, that political union
of Canada with the United States is abso-
lutly necessary.
! United States secret service men have
/ been collecting counterfeit coins from
Chicago dealers who have taken them in
in the course of business. From one firm
alone they secured ten pounds of bad
coin.
Theodore Schwartz, the Louisville, KY,
banker who has been on trial at Shelby
4 vile for grand larceny by obtaining
money from depositors when his bank
was insolvent, has been acquitted of the
J charge.
The body of Engineer Moore, one Of the
victims of the tug explosion on the Chi
cago river, has been recovered. Eight
victims of the explosion have so far been
accounted for.
The Greenles and Forst oil well at Nc
4 Donald, Pa, was drilled deeper and the
flow increased to14 AGO barrels day. This
Is the largest well ever struck in America
and is believed to be the largest in the
world.
The Ohio river is almost dry. and navi
cation of that stream has been all but
/ suspended. Between Cincinnati and Point
, Pleasant, ". Va, are eighteen steamers
loaded with passengers and freight stuck
, in the mud.
A confidential circular has been sent tt
to nunclos abroad from Rome, explaining
that owing to the disturbance at the tomb
of Victor Emanuel in the pantheon last
week the pope will be unable to receive
more pilgrims.
hepOfGS are COluiuS III VI d uuiilCts.ic IL
the northern pineries. The best caicuia
ton to be had shows twelve to tifteer
townships devastated and the loss of tim
Der is now sure to run into the hundreds
oi raillions of feet.
Tie main building of the St. Alaysius
? orphan asylum, on the Reading road, five
miles north of Cincinnati, has beer
, burned. One hundred and ninety-twc
! children, who were in the building at the
I time, were all saved.
Q The pope reviewed at st. Peters q, ,0Oi
pilgrims delegates of societies for thu
i. Young. He passed through the ranks O
A the pilgrims, addressing them and giving
1 them his hand to kiss, and was received
, with devoted acclamations.
. . The following postoffices have beer
raised from the fourth to the presidential
class and incumbents appointed: JohI
Harper, at Colchester, Ills; William T
: Condor, at Rockwell City, Ia; William
d Hurst, at Two Rivers, Wis.
a BY direction of the president a reques
has been sent to Lord Stanley, governQ
9 general of Canada, for a postponement O
q the reciprocity conference arranged fol
!. Oct. 10. The reason given is the contin
! ued illness of Secretary Blaine.
= Three vessels returning from Labrador
. laden with fish were overtaken by a recen
. violent storm, driven ashore on the coas
. Of Newfoundland and became tota
u wrecks captains and crews, numberin!
Q fifteen or sixteen We're drowned.
d The Chinese charge d'affairs in Paris in
/ formed the French minister of foreign al
f fairs that the governor of the provinc'
Z i where recent outrages on foreigners wer
; 4 perpetrated has been dismissed in com
! pliance with the demands of the powers.
= Returns received in Berlin from the var
: ious agricultural societies throughout th
German empire show that the total sum
g mer and winter wheat crops of German
e amount to 1S,407, TAO double quintals
+ against 17,525,0O7 double quintals les
n year.
j. "A Carlist faction at Puenta De Il
a Reina, in Navarro. Spain has risen agains
i the old Carlists of Ciranqui- -Mineru. Th
two parties, headed by women, and arme
with fowling pieces and old muskets
marched into the open and exchanged fire
!, several persons being wounded.
: General Master Workman Powderly j
It at Montreal. Speaking of the comm
presidential election, he said the Knight
i, Of Labor from all America and the Farm
J ers' Alliance will hold a congress i
n Washington Feb. /, and at this gatherin