The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-03
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ton was nominated for congress- on tne
l82d ballot TO succeed Senator Roger Y.
Mills.
LONDON, June 2.-The Epson grand prize
was won by II. j. Bailey's colt The Lover
Prince S%oltykotf's Cnrio second. y. u.
Combe's President third.
LONDON, June 2.-The house Of commons
after refusing 10 adjourn for tho derby.
could only muster twenty-five member ana
was compelled 70 adjourn.
New ORLEANS, June "A crevaaas oe-
CURED this morning in the levso ~ Webet.s
landing, twenty i've feet wide. and tbrest-
ems the Texas Pacific road.
BELoH1RvILLE. Tex; June 2.-Ihis place
was visited by . disastrous cyclone last
night. A number Of houses we're destroyed
n several people injured.
vienna. June 2.-The town Of Ullano, in
Galicia. was the scene of q disastrous fire
To-day. Two hundred houses were destroyed
and two persons burned to death.
CoNsTANTINopLE, June 2.-Oficial advices
are received from Yemen to the effect that
the recent uprising in that district ended
in the submission Of the revolving tribe,
numbering 10000.
WARSAW. June Five persons concerned
IN the recent riots at Lodz have been ban
ishsd to Siberia. Thirty Germans and
twenty-five Austrinns, suspected of being
aRitators. were expelled from Russia with
out warning.
SALT LAKE, June 2.-The territorial court
has decided that the GENTLE wing of the
democratic party ID the only proper organ
ization Of the party in Utah; that the al
legged committee composed Of 4ormons
and gentiles 10 illegal.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., June 1.-The worst
storm ever experienced here occurred last
night. Il was 4 regular cloud burst. Crops
were destroyed for miles around and the
track OF the Grand Rapids d Indiana road
washed ont three miles.
MONTREAL, June "A London special to
says Great Britain's acceptance OF Sir John
Thompson AZ British arbitrator in conneo-
ton With the Boring sea arbitration qives
general satisfaction. An eminent jurist
will DO chosen as the other British arbitra.
tor.
GLASGOW. June 2.-The Harris Sulphur
and Copper company has decided to join
the movement to restrict the output of cop-
], 1893. This move will diminish the
amount Of copper on the European mar
kets 20, 600 tons.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., June lowing to the
quarantine proclamation by the governor of
south Dakota tho Northwestern has mott
more southern cattle billed to South Da-
kota points. This is liable to create q ire
mendous blockade.
PUEBLO. COL, June 2.-The bank Of
Pueblo assigned to A. J. Quad. formerly
cashier. The amount Of the liabilities is
unknown: Fred Rohner is owner of the
bank. The cause is due to extreme dull
times and inability to make collections OF
overdue accounts.
NASHVILLE. June AT a consultation of
alliance leaders in this city last night an
effort was made by J. F. Mcdowell, presi-
dent Of the order, to commit the conferences
to the third party scheme, but it failed. A
uN ATsrHS nf-nA A~ " 4nArN NAVnkS1nn
with the democrats. m
READING. Pa, June 2.-The model Has
kell multi-charge gun, being built here. was
tested to-day. The gun sent a shot through
a ten-cnlibre thickness of iron. The gun
was ordered BY the war department under
tho act of September, 1888, and will be COM
plets in about two months.
ST. PETERSBURG, June "A report issued
by the minister of husbandry states that
seed corn m winter crops are in s~atisfac.
tory condition, owing to plentiful rainfall
during May. Summer sown crops every
where promise we'll. There has been no
diminution in the area sown.
VIENNA. June "a train running from
Agram to Brodao was struck by a Cyclone
were lifted bodily into the air, hurled down
an embankment, causing great oonsterna-
ton among the passenRers. Twenty per-
sons were badly injured. some fatally.
CINCINNATI. June 2.-Late '>rday
afternoon \ lot of men at the W works.
pumping house were raising u y,Isting
Weighing five tons. Something in the uup.
twenty-five feet down among the men lift
ing. Thomas Duffer, foreman, wal killed
ard four others seriously injured.
OMAHA, June 2.-Accordine to a story
published here this evening Major Wolcott.
who commanded the cattlemen who in
vaded Wyoming recently. has been on an
eastern trip instead of in confinement at
tation with Senator Henderson, and re-
turned to Fort Russell yesterday.
OTTAWA, Ont, June 2.-Fostsr, minister
of finance. and Rowell, minister Of militia,
left for Washington to confer with Score
tary Blaine and Lord Paunoefote. In is
state the ministers mission is a discussion
of matters touched upon, but not settled,
ut the spring conference, among which is
the question of Welland canal tolls.
Isle Huston, daughter of United States ex-
Treasurer Huston, was married here yes
terday noon to Howard NJ. Gordon, editor
Of the Connerville Times. MIR. and Mrs.
Gordon were the recipients of costly pres
ents. among others q solid silver fruit dieh
from the president and Mrs. Harrison.
LONDON, June "A dispatch from Tehe-
IhA bnSb tAae SoIiiSeiuk 0SSouhbS i AS-
ceived of the cholera epidemic at Meshed.
It ia stated that is deaths from cholera oc-
CURED in a single day. The disease has
now appeared in the hills, compelling the
removal of English camps. The inhabitants
of the affected districts are fleeing from
their homes.
New York. June 2.-Correspondence to
the Hrrald from Georgetown, British Gut
nea. says there is great excitement there.
The government. in order to raise revenue
to meet the deficit caused by the Mckinley
tariff. and to defray tho expenses of in
creased military protection to the colony,
caused by alarmiat views as to the Venezu-
elan boundary question, have passed gold
mining laws which a-e seriously hamperinQ
that industry. Most of the me, camille
houses depend on the gold industry and q
financial crisis is inmenent.
DUBLIN, June AT n meeting held in
the town of Navan, county Of Meath, to Sc.
lect candidates to oppose the Parnellites in
the coming election. Michael Davitt was
chosen to contest North Meath. A large
crowd of Parnellites gathered ut the place
where tho meeting was held and when ths
proceedings terminated followed the visit
ing nationalists to the railroad station
Here a collision took place between tho two
forces and a bloody struggle ensued, thu
combatants fighting savagely for some
time. Davitt received Il severe wound il
the head, which bled freely.
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