The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-25
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BREVIIIES.

LoNpoN, June 2A.-G. Barker A. Co, bank.
orr, failed; liabilities 81. eGO.00O.
LoNpoN, june M-H. y. Fhilltpa. corr
merchant, failed; liabitttisa &9akOO0s ~
sets. $4,000,
v~lNcsNsKs. Ind. June 2A.-Hon. Thoma'
II, Cobb. sx-msmber OF conRrsss, died yaa-
terday, a0ed Gh
new YoRK. Juns 2&.--Total gold ordered
for shipment TO. morrow, $3.50. 600; sOtAl
this week, 9S.2EO,000
FLAosrAFy, Aris., June As-Lot Smith,
besn killed by Navajo Indians. No par
t~ioulars.
PARIS. June a4.-Thc anarchist, Ravachol.
has been found guilty OF murder n CON-
demned 10 death. Hslsau and Sobsrs were
acquitted.
RIO JANKrso. juno 2A.-Government boats
commenced hombxfding Port AlerRe. ~
Rio Grande Do Sui. Sunday. No dstails OF
tho bombardmsnt have been received.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 24.-The peoples
party state convention here adopted the
81. Louis platform. selected delegatss TO
the Omaha convention, but declined to put
out a state ticket.
RoME, June 24.--At Sasso. on the limo OF
tho BoloRne h Florence railway to-day. =
landslide from . mountain overwhelmed
the houses below. 30 far thirty killed and
wounded have bsen taken ont.
C~1EyELANp, june aA.-Fire bugs evidently
at work hetc. For the past fortv-eight
hours the fire department. has been kept ON
the jump, but 40 far, fortunately, have been
able TO subdne the flames before they did
serious damage.
New ORIRANs, June e4.-IntslliRenoe has
been received from Belize, Honduras. that
cave. Nine ont of thirteen persons on
board were drowned. Ihe vessel was
wrecked BY a whirlwind,
WASHINGTON, June M.-By direction OF
tho president Adiutant General kelton has
from active service. MAI. l.. 9.
Overman, recently tried at Cleveland for
irrcpularity in accounts has resigned, and
the resignation has been acca PIED, to 20
into effect Sept. 20.
CHICAGO. June 2i.-A nolle prosequi waa
entered by the state this afternoon in the
case of Goo. Gibson, ex-secretary OF the
whisky trust. under indictments charged
with conspiracy to wreck the antitrust
Shufeldt distillery with dynamite. The
prosecuting attorney stated that no had
enough evidence to convict.
New York, June 4.--Ths Posts London
special says the market 10 stagnant. The
fall Of silver has depressed Americans.
are expressed to taxing the new
second mortgage without seeing
the terms. The bonds are now stated to be
over. The Earrings are blamed for
not submitting. it earlier. The supply q
New York, June 24.-The English and
commissioners to the Worlds fair
have arrived here for the purpose OF going
10 Chicago TO appeal for moro space. They
extraordinary interest in the expo
sition in their countries. An English COM
missioner declares his oountry's exhibit
could All hale cha orHspo oNAAA DY0vi1oA fnR
The fair. A German commissioner says his
emperor will be angered unless Germany
gets more space.
CHICAGO, June 24-This city and north |
srn Illinois was nearly drowned by the OK
cessive rains of the past three days. The
damage here is chiefly confined to the
of cellars. AT Galena, Ottawa, !
rivers were swollen to raging floods.
bridges washed away and railroad tracks
flooded or covered with earth, causing the
total suspension of traffic. At Ottawa
every business house in the town was
flooded to the depth Of from two to seven
feet.
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Allen, of
the state Of Washington, received from
Secretary Tracy, for transmission to Q
engraved around the face with the
words. in testimony of heroic deeds in
life from the perils OF the sea- - and
the face Of the shield with the words.
ITO Mrs. Martha White, for heroic deeds in
rescuing three men from drowning" Mrs.
White saved the lives Of three sailors of the
wrecked ship Ferndale.
DENVER, Colo, June PA special from
Silver Plume. Colo. says the water IN Clear
creek, a mountain stream which passes
through that place. took a sudden rise this
morning and besides flooding many cellars
in the town it undermined the large dump
of the ''3O'' mine. In dump slipped down
the mountain with terrible force, covering
everything in its way. Five mines of the
and the Terrible, the Crown,
the Monarch and the Coyote, which were
underneath the ''3O," suffered great dam
age. No fatalities or injuries ara reported.
The loss is estimated at $50, 900.