Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-05-21
NEWS NUGGETS
WILL BE FOUND UNDER
THIS IIEADINGx
Collected and Condensed From
the Latest ASsncia ted
Press Dispatches.

e the Latest Associated
: Press Dispatches.
Judge Morrow won the Brookly
handicap Monday, a race wort
$25,OOO.
The execution Of Deeming, a
Melbourne, Australia, is fixed 70
next Monday.
It is reported that the Sheridan
Wyo., Post has been suppressed b,
the cattle rustlers.
Senator Barbour, of Virginia
died in Washingston, D. G., fSatur
day of heart failure.
An English syndicate has pur
chased five potteries at Trenton, n
j., paying S5,O00,O0O.
Baron Fava, She Italian minister
to the United States, has arrived in
Washington and is now on duty.
Fifty miners were killed last
week by an explosion of gas in the
2sos] yn, Washington, coal mines.
The Missouri river at Kansas
City is out Of it's banks and much
damage is being done to property
Floods in the Mississippi valley
are doing great damage and consid-
cradle loss Of life and property are
reported.
A terrible cyclone visited Cory,
Pa, Monday and did great damage
10 property, but no loss of life is
reported.
Fred C. PiIlsbury, a member of
the great milling firm Of Pillsbury
q Co, died at Minneapolis Monday
morning Of malignant diptheria.
A Times, New Orleans, special
says: The deal involving the sum
of 100000 and the consolidation
OF Il cotton compressors has fallen
through, owing to the delay In OBJ
tanning the signatures to the CON
tract.
A freight train collided with the
cannon-ball special on tie Big
-Four railroad at Cleves, Ohio, near
Cincinnati, Sunday night; and
eight or ten were killed and many
injured. DisoJedience of orders
caused the wreck.
A Washington special to the An
aconda Standard of last Sunday
says: Representative Wilson of
West Virginia, will tomorrow ask
for an inquiry by the house into
the conduct of minister Egan of
Chill, during the late revolution.
A Fort Morgan, Colorado, dis
patch of Monday says: Two men
last evening reported that on Beav-
er creek, eighteen miles south, thev
had found John ?. iaglar, murder
ed. He was we]l-to-do stockman
and had the enmity of the cattle
thieves.
Albert Eekrasch was shot dead
At Chicago Monday by a gang of
young footpads. VIM Blunt, aged
II, was arrested and made con
5ession, in which he said Eckrasch
'eslsted and Blunt's companion in
he robbery, a boy named LAWN,
lid the shooting.
A report reached Gillette, Wyo.,
that Deputy United States
MARSHAL Gibson was shetland severe
y wounded yesterday on Powder
liver, the ball passing through his
shoulders. No definite particulars
we're obtained. Gibson is one
# the men deputized for serving
he injunctions restraining the
mall stock and ranch men from
'olding roundups of their own.
A jacksonville, Illinois dispatch
# Monday, says: The Illinois
iver is on a rampage, it having
isen nearly foot in the last "A
lours, and is still rising. Naples,
n the western part of the county,
5 partly under water and great
oss of property is reported. Tn
ass the flood subsidies soon the
'laee will be entirely wiped out.
The coming week IN the house
'ill be devoted almost exclu-
lively to the appropriation bills.
NE sundry civil bill being now !
nder consideration and either the