The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-19
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LONDON. Aug. 1a.-Ths duke Of Haachea
Yer died this morning.
LrADvI1n1, Col. Avg. 1a-Ths 6praau,
block cavsd In. II 10 said four lives wsf,
lost.
HoPKrNsvrLLE, Ky. Aug. la.-Viss-P Pres
Dental Candidate Stevenson will speak q
Hslndon. his birthplace. Sept. :.
LONDON, Aug. 18.-Extremsly hot wsathe
prevails throughout Europe. ths shermom'
stsr IN ssns PLACES reaching 1o7 degrees.
LONDON, Aug. 18.-Ths arst meeting o
the new cabinet Was held Wednesday
Gladstone presided. The session lastec
i've hours.
INp1ANApo11s Aug. 1a-H il The genera
belief here that a receiver will b appointed
for the Iron Hall, even the supreme ofilcsr'
Of the order NOT doubling II.
ST. P1TERsnuRa. Asg. 1s.-A decree i
about to be promulgated removing all ex-
listing restrictions on the expectation o,
cereals from the Russian empire.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 1s.-Carroll Rutherford
quarrelled with his wife while still in bod
This morning. cut her throat and then hi
own. Both were dead when found.
RoME, Aug. 1a.-ltalia that
Senator Saredo and Deputy Daniels hsv.
been appointed Italian representatives o.
the Boring sea arbitration commission.
SAN FRANolsco. Aug. 1S.-Dunn's agency,
acting for creditors. attached the Arnold
Pollaks COMPANY. tobacco dealers. fol-
$4,000. Estimated liabilities are $3.50, 900.
PORTLAND, Ma. Aug. 1S.-Ths rspuhli-
cans opened the fall campaign tonight
with a meeting which packed the city hall.
Hon. Thomas b Reed addressed the assem-
blaqe.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 1s.-The board OF prison
inspectors have decided that lssssss Of con-
victs have violated their contract, Inc will
give them twenty days notice OF annul
ment.
JOHNSON Cry, Tenn. Aug. 1s.-Andrsw
Rix was shot and instantly killed by an
unknown person yesterday. A shotgun was
used and two boys were also hit, fatally
wounded.
DELMAR. Del. Aug. 1s.-No one was
burned to death and no one was injured in
last nights confagration. Three hundred
people are homeless, but are being cared
for by neighbour
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 1s.-The situation In
Algiers 10 becoming alarming. The levee
has cracked and the residents fear it will
cave in. Several heavy eavings are re-
ported below the city.
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 1s.-Onisial figures
shov that yesterday 1909 new cases of
cholera we're reported and 3,742 deaths re-
sulting from the disease. Tho disease
10 spreading in Mini Nsvgorod.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 1a-Sportsmsn here
claim that the rubber tire il three seconds
faster than the one Maud s. used, and that
Nancy Hanks must therefore 90 three
seconds faster than Maud to equal her.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 1S.-President No
Leod has instructed counsel along the line
of the Reading road to begin proceedings
at one for the punishment Of men who are
detected in destroying property Of the COM
pany.
TANa1ER Aug. 18.-The troubles with the
the revolt ID now snded. The sstslsmo ont
arrived at includes the retirement of the
governor whose exaotions led the Aneheras
into armed opposition.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 18.-8. A. Ross, pay |
master of the Epson Nut company, was ar
rested for smbezzlement and falsifying the
payrolls. He confessss taking SO, 900.
The amount is probably greater. Fast liv-
ing caused his downfall.
INDIAN SPRINGS, Ga, AUG. 1S.-It Is stated
that James H. Blount, chairman Of the
committee on foreign relations of the pres
ent house, will EOS be Z member of the next
house. Ate, a service of twenty years in
that body 10 has decided to quit congress
sional life.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 1s.-Countess Lii, wife of
Ii Hung Chang, died at Tientsin o the Sd
A~~s SA~ ""o - - oA Akl kAy- |
sioian and an American lady doctor. She
vas ore Of the most remarkable women of
the day, had the greatest infuenc co at court, |
and was the trusty adviser of the dowagsr
LONDON. Aug. 1S.-Firs this morning in
the Model lodging house, in Trsdegar. in
which were sevsnty-four persons, caused a
horrible loss Of life. Eleven persons per
ished. Nine bodies have already been re-
covered and the search continues. The
were rescued with the greatest
difficulty.
PRINCETON. Ky. Aug. 1s.-Reports have
been received that = general fight with guns
knives has taken place in Lion county.
The fight grew out of an old Rrudgs. 1t
was participated in by the Hynes on one
slde, aud the Psynes, residents of this
place, ontthe other. Reports say two of the
latter were killed.
SAN Francisco. Aug. 18.-rhe report sent
from New Orleans that exp esident Bog
ran. of Honduras, had been killed. ia not
correct. He is registered at hotel in this
city and has been interviewed by uswspa-
pers here. He says he is on his way to
Europe and knows nothing about a rsvolu-
ton in Honduras.
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-Republiean leaders
are jubilant over the fact that the only two
Of national prominence who
have shown any apathy in support of the
osioenblai tlcKes. namely, /. y. 1lAtt and
III. $. Quay, came out to-day with hearty
Of their intention to do active
work for the party.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, Aug. 19.-Some ons on a
freight train crossing a bridge this evening
opened IRE on the steamer Little Bill, and
persons on the pilot house narrowly es-
capped death. The soldiers guarding the
boat opened hre on the train and the pro-
vlslonal guard across tho river joined in. a.
did the pickets around the mill. The vol
Icy did no serious damage, however. A
squad hurried to the mill on the double
quick. -Four men were captured from the
train and tho crowd made a demonstration
toward rescue. The militia dispersed them,
however, and the prisoners were placed in
the lookup.
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