The Helena independent., 1892-08-13
lELEGRAPHIC
BREYI'TIEs.

made cardinal q the coming papal oon-
history.
Bosrox, Ase. 1c.--Car.fnl inquiry ~ ths
aetsls here shows that Judge Gresham "a:
Eons TO Cape Cod and will not return tilI
Ihe last Of ths month.
PARIS, Aug. 12.--Whils eight miners wsrs
hsosneing pit At Resssms's cable Az
lashS6 10 the cage broke and oil we're
dashed 10 ths bottom and killed.
new YoRx. Avg. PA cable has been
rscsived stating that the italian vessel
lariglAno sailed to-day from Genoa fof
New York. carryinR : monument to Chris
Dophsr Columbus.
SEWARD. Neb., Aug. l2.--Ths indspsnd-
Dnts Of the fourth district to-day nomina-
led w. II. Doch, OF Saunders county. Tor
congress. Doch was on the alliance ticket
FOR lieutenant governor two yssrs ago.
LOON LAKE, N. Y. Aug. Pit was yiE-
tually decided Tonight that President Har-
tember, but it public business vii! permit
he may rsmsin week or ten days longer.
CHICAGO, Avg. 12.-HuRh Riddle. chair-
man of the executive committss OF the
Chicago, Rock Island b Pacific railroad,
and sx.prssidsnt Of that corporation. died
last night In this city OF heart disease,
aged 20.
Aldrich, of the department Of justice, 10
preparing an opinion in regard TO ths ap-
plication of the signt-hour Law passed BY
the last session to the public ssrvios and
public works and contracts.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.--Senator Allison
and Senator Jones. of Nevada. have for
mally notified the secretary Of tSate of
egatss ON the part Of the United States to
the international monetary conference.
LONDON, Aug. 12.-lhs fight between the
lightwsights Tommy EustOn. OF LeytOn-
stone, and George strong, OF Denver, bet
ter known ~ the Cyclone" took place to-
night. The fight was short and sharp. Eus-
ton knocking Strong out In four rounds
GREENBuRa. Ind. Aug. 1.-Two brothers,
William and samuel Littsll, got into a
quarrel over 81. 80, which William owed the
wife OF Samuel for washing. William drew
knife and stabbed Samuel in the side.
killing him. The surviving brother was ar
rested.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug: l2.-Prssident
Lloyd Lewis, Of tho Wells Fargo Express
his resign alton and Manager Valentine was
elected TO succeed him. A new board Of
directors and other officers we're also
chosen.
RoNDoUT, N. Y. Aug. ia daughter of
Sitting Bull and Peter Aarkle, formerly of
the United States army, were married here
yesterday. Markle served with Custer for
. long while. and it ia reported that the
bride once saved his life when he was At
tackled BY Indisns.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-The commissioner Of
interval revenue has decided that the vari-
ous bi-ohloride of gold institutes in the
country must take out government retail
$25 All institutes have submitted to the
ruling including the original one At
Dwight. #1&
CHICAGO, Aug. 12.-Advices from San
Francisco indicate that tha Southern Pa
cifie has determined TO make the proposed
SO per cent reduction in rates on canned
goods, wines and other commodities from
commissioners of the Western Traffic asso-
citation decline to authorize the action.
CHICAGO. Aug. 12.-Johnny Van Heest is
| at Ashland, Wis, and will not 20 to Cali
fornia to fight Sol smith. rs reported.
George II. Clark, his backsr, will be pres
ent at tho Dixon-skslly ring side and chal-
lenRs tho winner of that fight on behalf Of
Van Heest. Clark expects Dixon to win
and will back Van Hsest for 81. 500 against
the champion. .@
CARM1cHAEIs, Pa, Aug. 12.-Thomns Nor
gan fatally shot his father and sister yes
terday afternoon. Tho father, John Nor
gan, was about to be remarked and his son
protested. The father was obdurate, whom
the son drew a revolver and fired. Instead
of striking his father the ball struck his
sister Callie, iEfiicting a probably fatal
wound. The father fed, but the son fol-
lowed to a vacant house, whe, 9 he shot him
six times. The son is at large.
IERRn HAuTE, Ind. Aug. 12.-Abraham
Conrad, who was elected marshal of Eugene
whom tho town was incorporated. less than
month ago, was stabbed to death last
night while asserting his authority for the
first time He was trying to quiet James
Campbell, farmer. and Joe Farrell. who
were making disturbance, when Campbell
made murderous slash with knife, the
wound extending from ear to pit OF the
stomach. Conrad died in less than a
minute. a.".
NEW ORLEANS La, Aug. 12.-The strict
enforcement of the anti-lottery law and
consequent exclusion of lottery matter from
the mails has reduced the revenues of the
postofhce $103, GOO Per annum. Last month
the receipts from money orders, postal
notes, etc., fell materially below the amount
of salaries in the department.. Tho iesult
has been that Postmaster Eaton has re-
ceived instructions from the postm aster
general to reduce the salaries Of all clerks
on that division.
WACO, Texas, Aug. 12-The committee OF
Waco yesterday. and last night in the pres
encs of more than Thousand people for
NAL notification was made. Hon. Geo. G.
Christian, of Arkansas. delivered the nd
dress OF nOtlncAtlOn. The address of 60
ceptance by Drs Cranfill was characteristic
1t was eloquent, full of humor. The doc
tor predicted the ultimate success Of the
party nationally and in all states. After
the notification ceremonies were over rat
ification meeting was held. and Judge Il. G.
Heath, of Rockwell, delivered a length,
address.
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-President Harrison
unless the present progt gtamme should b,
change, will como to this city on his trir
from Loon Lake Snd be given a great ro-
ception. The date of his coming has moi
been fxed but it will be some time during
the first week Of September. Probably he
will remain two or three DAYS in town. Al
to the details of the reception, nothing has
as yet been definitely arranged. II viii
probably assume the proportions Of area
mass meeting in Madison Square garden
Chairman Brook6sld. of the republican
state committee. is now in the Adirondack
and has seen the president.
BRUssELs. Aug. 1.-THE independents,
Beige says twenty agents of the KatRnR,
company have been killed or captured b,
the Arabs on the upper Congo. The steams
Beernsert. which was taking goods up th,
river, was seized and the factories wer,
razed. Whole tribes on the western banI
are in insurrsction. The Arabs northwes
of Nyangwe have gone down Lualabs
river and captured the station at Robarlba
killing the whites employed there. Th,
stations on the upper Lomassi have alst
been destroyed. 1hS Arabs at Stanle,
Falls and Isangi, hitherto loyal, are show
ing hostility. Congo state authorities ar,
sending renfOrcements