The Helena independent., 1892-08-26
TELEGRAPHIC
BREVITIES.

BREVIIIES
-pEsru Aug a5.-A hot wave o
unusual severity 10 traversinR dailcia, eht
much suffering IL reported.
WAsHINaToN, Aug. 2h Tho president 70
day appointed Robert Forester. OF usah
10 be mine inspector TOR Utah. m
OF the New York Weekly, is under arres
charged with smbsxzlinz $200,0n.
Albany, Aug. 4-3ov. Flower this morn
ING stated that the strike having been do
clared off, the troops would now be with
drawn as rapidly ~ prudence suggested.
vienna, Aug. 25.-Hot weather has set in
again with renewed intensity. The msr.
curry yesterday reached over ono hnhaIso
degrees in tho shade. numbsr OF deaths
due TO the heat are reported to-day.
ST. CLoup, Aug. 2h.--S. A. Clifford, mn
aged farmer of the town OF Lyndine, last
evening while doing chores about the yard,
was attacked by \ vicious Jersey bull and
no badly gorsd that he instantly died.
BERLIN. Aug. 25.--ln the military maneu-
vers at Fuenfkirchen Yesterday IN terrible
heat, one third Of the soldiers engaged were
overcome, Four commissioned otticers
eight corporals and ten privstes died Of
sunst roke.
SpnrNar1r1D, Aue. 2a--It 10 announced At
Cedarville. whore Whitelaw Reid has been
staying, that Miss Ella Reid. his neice, will
soon be married at Ophir farm to Robert
Carter Harrison, judge OF the supreme
Of conrt California
LONDON, Aug. 2h-As ton minors were de-
sosnding into coal pis this morning >
patt OF the root of the pit fell in. The
men were caught under the falling earth
and seven crushed 70 death. 1t is hardly
probable the other three will survive.
CrpAR RAPIDS. Iowa, Aug. 25.--John
Adams. prospe ous farmer near Farneii.
and his hired man went to English river to
20 in bathing. A fishe, man later found
their clothes and the river was dragged.
Their bodies were found near Whole they
went in.
DEN1soN. Tex, Aug. 25.-Word has
reached here that hunting party composed
Of four young men were found murdered on
CRuey creek, Indian Territory. There is no
clue 10 the mu urdersrs, but the purpose evi-
IDENTITY WAS robbery, as all valuabIes are
missing.
CHICAGO, Aug. 25-.Foo Chin Chez, of the
Chinese legation, Washington. said to-day
The Chinese government IL going to send
a special request 10 the American congress
to ieconsider the Chinese exclusion act and
permit Chinese to come into the country
like other people,"
ALBERT LEA. Aug. 25.-A l4-year-old son
Of Heliner Peterson, of this city, was
handling gun last night that he did not
know was loaded. when it was dischA' ged.
the shot lodging in the head and int1icting
very serious wound. One eye was de-
stroyed and death may result.
PHILLIPS, Wis. Aug. 25.-The body of A.
D. Schell, night watohman for the John X.
Davis Lumber company, who has been
missing since yesterday mo, ninR, was
found in the river this morning. He is
supposed to have accidentally fallen in
during the night and drowned.
PARIS, Aug. 26-Ths Jewish commission.
era here state that within q month 1000
Jewish refugees from Russia have passed
through Paris, most of them on the way to
the United States. Those recently arriving
have been in most filthy condition, and
should cholera break out among them it
will find fertile field.
New YoaK, AUG. 25.-In spite Of the
spread of cholera in Europe local health
auth olities adhere firmly to the belief that
to this country. All possible precautions
have been taken. They are now prepared
to care for cholera patients to the number
OF 5000 at q moments notice.
ST. CLOUD, Minn.. Aug. 25.-The Clsve-
land and Stevenson clubs executive COM
mittee is making extensive preparation for
rousinR meeting at the formal opening of
the state cam7aign IN this city next Satur-
day evening, when Lawler, Baldwin, Nsths-
way, Leicht and Lewis Baker will speak.
Pref arations have been made to accommo
date 5000 people. Several democratic clubs
from outside will be present.
AccRA, Aug. 25.--Ths French expedition
that is marching against Aboney. capital
of Dahomev. consists of 160 officers and
men Of the naval artillery. with six guns,
1856 marines, 7bO senegalese troops and $50
native allies. The French has occupied
strateRetic position on the road to Abomev.
A foreign legion. consisting of 1000
European infantry and 200 cavalry a:s ex-
pscted shortly to join this force.
WEST SUPERIOR. Wis, Aug. 25.-Martin
Kornsod, Joseph Walker and Frank Des-
mond, the entire board for the town OF Su-
perior, had hearing this morning on the
charge Of embezzlemsnt OF town funds
Testimony introduced showed that consid-
cradle sums had been issued to Pei sons who
never teceived them. Judge French held
that the completely of tEe defendants was
not shown and all were discharged.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The vics consul
general at Tehe' an te!eRraphs that the es-
timAted deaths in Persia from cholera ara
$1,000 Tie United states consul cables
the state depat tment from Hamburg this
morning as follows: Hamburg au horities
been in Hamburg since Aug. 18. All ves-
sells and baggage leaving Hamburg after
that date ought to be disinfected. Up to
Aug. 49, 29l cases and seventy one death
occurred.'
BosToN Aug. 25.-A City of Mexico special
says that the Mexican Cont al railwav COM
pany crop reports show splendid prospects
along the Guadalajara branch, rains having
been abundant. Reports from along the
main lines show that around Santa Bar
bara crors are excellent. San Luis Potosi
does not give very good crops. there still
being little rain. The Mexican Financier
has reports from nine states in Vera Cruz
to the effect that rains have been plentiful
and crops look WE'LL
LONDON Aug. 25.-The local government
board hes sent inspectors to all chief Eng
lish ports, empowered with full authority to
employ all means short Of quarantine to ex-
clude cholera from the country. In addi-
ton to the sanitary board. special prsven-
tion committees are being formed. The
greatest precautions are taken at Grimsby,
through which Iort an average OF GOO i'm.
migrants chiefly Russian Jews, pass
weekly.
kENwooD FALLS, Minn.. Aug. 25.--Six
weeks ago Hans Anderson. a well-to-do
ta' 'mer living in Waterbury township nys-