Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-06-04
NEWS NUGGETS
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fDIS HEADING.
Gol'ect"d and Condensed Front
the latest A>snci:. ted
Press Dispatches.
More earthquake shocks have

More earthquake shocks have
been felt in California.
Decoration day was very gen:
orally observed throughout the
United States.
Two thousand railway workerl
N Spain are on a strike for IL le-,
duct:on Of hU',is Of laEor.
Gen. e. H. Hunter has cen +p-
pointed senator from Virginia tu
succeed United States Senator Bar
bour, dtceastd.
The steamer Danube; from AL
as ka, brings particulars Of the mur-.
der of a missionary; Rev. Sheldon
Jackson, by Indians:
4. W. Armour; brother to P. D:
Armour, the big Chicago pae ter,
died at Excelsior Springs, Mo !.
Saturday morning..
The president and party left
Washington Saturday morning for
Rochester, N. Y, where he viii
speak On Decoration day
The First regiment, Ohio Nntio-
nal guards, engaged in sham bat
tie at Cincinnati Seven gf The
troops were seiously wounded
Col Robert G. Ingersoll is said
to favor Judge Gresham for the
presidential nomination, but savs
that Blaine can have it if he so
desires.
A formal resolution remanding
the DR.. Briggs case to the New York
Presbytery for re-trial was passed
by the Presbyterian general assem-,
bly, at Portland, Oregon, Monday
morning.
Secretary Foster has sent a letter
| to the house asking that $10O,C0U
be added to the 100000 heretofore
appropriated for the enforcement of
the Chinese exclusion act during
the next fiscal year.
A dispatch from Zanzibar says
that Judge Sonnehschien has sem
fenced seventeen Arab slave traders
to be hanged for holding slave
market at Lindi within the German
East African protectorate.
The trouble in the Cteur d'Alone'
mines still continues and more nom
union miners have been shipped in;
but most of them claim the slttla-
ton was misrepresented to them
and refuse to go to work. There;
has been no violence, and a COM
promise is talked Of
There is considerable excitement
in Montgomery county, Ark over
the discovery Of a very valuable
vein of gold ore in the Lost Louis
lana mine. Governor Eagle has
telegraphed Professor J. c. Rranner5
state geologist, now in California, to
come and make an official exan1i-
nation. The ore assays from $500
to 800.
The president has made a writer
answer to the memorial presented
to him May Is, by the Virginia
Baptist (colored) convention, ON
the subject of crimes in the south.
He depiores the fact that lawless-
ness exists in that section, and as
sures the memorialists that the de-
partment Of justice will let no case
pass that is Of federal jurisdiction,'
and his voice and help will be-
given to every effort to arouse the
conscience of the people and re-
the supremacy Of the
courts.
The Telegraph has published as
plan of resistance to the mandates
of the Irish parliament, should such'
a body be established. The article
is written up by prominent Irish
1t says the men Of u
ster will not allow the elections
to occur. The election writs Wilt
be publicly burned by the sherif1s;
Of the counties and the mayor of
Belfast Immediately after they are
received. Judges and magistrates
taking commissions from new elec-
tives will not be recognized. The
police will be reorganized wills
special constables sworn to replace
the regular police. The queen's
Eaxes will be paid, but the taxes
levied by the Dublin parliament
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