Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-04-23
NEWS NUGGETS
WILL BE FOUND UNDER;
THIS HEADING,
Hunted Ont and Contiensed
From the Latest Associated
Press Dixpatclles.

), fel1pe Mun6z the noted anarchist
!, has been arrested at Madrid.
The condition of the Grand Duke
70 George, the second SON Of the czar.
has become worse.
- Baron Fava has received orders
t. 10 return to his post at the Italian
(. legation in Washington.
5. Congress proposes to appropriate
?. 100000 for Utah 10 make al, ex-
J. hlbltion at the worlds fair.
p The United States senate has'
;. ratified the modus vivendi to pro-.
tect the seals in Behring sea.
The professional base ball season.
has opened in the east and the at
tendance at the games is large.
1t is rumored that Sydney Dil1o1p
viii be retired at the annual eiec--
i1on of the Union Pacific railway.
London, England, has been Wis.,
tied by severe billiards during the:
week, accompanied by sleet and
snow.
! An appeal of the National Feder-
alton OF America to the friends Of
home rule for Ireland has been is
sued.
California was visited by ar
earthquake 3 a. NJ. Tuesday. It,
was the heaviest experienced in the:
state since 1868.
The quartermaster general has;
ordered the quartermaster at St.
Louis to send 400 tents to the mayor'
of Columbus, Miss, for the flood
sufferers.
The president has approved the:
act regarding the construction # a.
bridge across the Columbia river
between the states of Washington
and Oregon.
Berlin financial circles are muclt
agitated over the announcements
that Herr Jarder, cashier of the.
Rothchllds' house at Frankfort. is:
a defaulterer for 100000 marks
Hon. Patrick Greville Nugen:
brother Of Lord Grevil]e, was arrest
ed at London for criminal assault.
On Miss Price. He denies the.
charge, but was held to bail in the:
sum of 94OO.
Gov, John N. Irwin, of Arizona,
las decided to resign the governors
'h1p OF the territory and to return
o keokuk to take charge of the ex-
enslve private business in whicr
le is interested with his father.
Chas. Baldwin and J. R. Rawlins,
wo attorneys Of Salt Lake City, en-,
aged in a fight during the trial Of
case in the district court at that,
lace Monday. The court prompt
fined each $50 for contempt.
A bomb was exploded Sunday
vening at the entrance of a church,
Havana, Cuba, causing great con-.
ernatlon among the congregation,
ut no one was injured. It Isl
aimed the deed was done by an
'chists.
Intelligence has been received
at the big lake steamer City of
aris and the. schooner Cora A.,
lllded in Lake Michigan last
1esday night. The Cora A.
ached Ludington in the night i'm
sinking condition. Nothing has
en- heard from the City Of Paris;
d it is feared she may have
lndered.
Casper Casel and William Spania.,
. German laborers of Chicago.
tered into an agreement Saturday
'nlng to commit suicide. AS
'ot OF their serious intention,
sel's dead body now lies in the:
rgue, he having been found i,r
with bullet hole in his right,
lple and a revolver in his hand.
Spania is suffering from wounds
lcted In an unsuccessful attempt
;ut his throat. spania was de-
ssed over trouble he had had
h his wife, and the dead man
quarreled with Efs father.
. 3. Armour alias Mccoy, y,charg~
with cattle rustling, tried to-
TX Jail by going through a tun-