The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-27
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BREVITIES,

INV YoRK, May 26.--Wsstsrn coal agents
this afternoon advanced the price 70 cents
kton.
pans, May 26.-Lson and vital Consult,
Absconding bankers, have bssn arrested.
Their liabilities are 100000 francs.
CALCUTTA. May 1.-In s~erinaguara., 9
Of this capitals Of Cashmere. VIII
Aabitants. 600 are dying daily from oholefs.
PrrrsnuRo, May 26.-ssnatos On y. IN AZ
interview hero, declared. that the force q
Cereral sentimont would rsSult In Blatns's
nomination.
OrrAwA, Ont, May 26.-A member Of tho
cabinet Ia authority for the ssstsmsns snss
federation OF Newfoundland snd Canada
il highly probable.
MonaI1Irows; Ark.. Nay ae:mA large large
number Of people havs been rescued from
persons and three other colorod men were
drowned.
81. PETERSBURG. May 2G.-Buyers cannot
be found for Russian cats Liberated from
the prohibition Of exports. Foreign buyers
appear to have supplied their wants from
other markets.
SCRANTON. Pa. May 26.-Dorfinger's ont
glass factory. twelve large buildings At
taohsd to the works, and O'Connor's store.
at White Mills. Wayne county, burned last
night. Loss, $4,000.
LONDON, May 26.-The Times commends
the action Of the Atohison, Topeka d
Santa Fs in cabling details of its income
Bond conversion scheme to London. 1t ad'
mits that the Offer was fair.
CHICAGO. May 26.-Ths steamer Weige-
land, the first to make the "trip from Nor
way to Chicago, arrived this afternoon.
She was escorted into the harbor BY . large
delegation of Scandinavians. The vessel
was loaded with fish and cod liver oil.
PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-The double team
trotting record on regulation track was re-
duoed 70 2:13A yesterday by Belle Ham
lin and Globe. a. Belmont driving
track. The team was hooked to a skeleton
wagon weighing less h 100 pounds.
P1rrsBuRa. May 26.-The American fed
Grafton of labor has como out tatly IN favor
of opening the Worlds fair on Sunday.
circular to all trades unions in the United
States. urging them to use whatever inhu-
ence they have to that end.
KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 26.-Gilbert Ros-
we'll and wife lived unhappily for some
time, and recently the woman left him. 10
day she returned homo for the purpose OF
e~iecting her husband, the home being hers,
Roswell attacked her with . potato-masher,
beating her head into a pulp. He then put
bullet through his own brain.
CHICAGO, May 26.-The committee ap-
pointed to devise ways and means to rid
Normal park of the Koreshan messiah. pre-
scented their report to a mass meeting OF a
thousand persons at Thornton hall to-
night. II expressed the belief that there
was sufficient evidence against Teod to Sc
curo him Z lengthy %sojourn in the penlten-
tiary and advised that tho community re-
frAin from any overt act.
CHICAGO, May GA jury in Justice
Prindiville's nourt decided that the police
had a right to seize and retain possession
OF red flags carried in the May-day process
sion, after the chief of police had issued a
prohibitory order. Chief of Police Nc
Claughrey said he ordered the red flags
seized because they were symbols of disor
der and the carriage of them through the
streets Of the city was q menace to law and
order.
RUTLAND, VT, May 26.-The prohibition
lists of Vermont nominated a state ticket:
For governor, L. Allen; lieutenant-gov-
ernor, w. p. Stafford; secretary OF state,
E.. =. Griswold; treasurer, N: Davidson
reatirms the I~ndianapolis platform Of 1883,
opposes all license, declares there is no se1
in citizenship. demands that only we'll to
do, healthy persons. should be allowed t.
come to the country from the old world.
GuAYAMAs, Mex. May 26.-It is Learned
that the Mayo Indians have rebel!ed and
attacked the towns of Naojoa and lgnacio'
The mayor Of N~aojon was killed. Business
houses were sacked at San Ignacio and the
chief of police and his brother killed. Sew
eral inhabitants were wounded. The in.
habitants finally rallied, repulsed tho In
dams and killed fourteen. 1t is feared the
Mayos, who have been peaceable hereto
fore, have formed an alliance with tho
Yaquis.
CHICAGO, May 26.-The terms of the stool
yards settlement have been made public
Litigation is dropped. giving the new In.
ternAtional company a chance for stool
subscriptions. Three hundred Thousand
dollars in income bonds and 800. 600 ar
given up by the stock yards company
Small packers agree to hold the bonds tw'
years and stay at the stock yards five years
The Stickney property does not figure i,
the deal but a separate dicker is beinI
made for it by the Belt railway tor ware
house purposes.