Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1892-04-16
NEWS NUGGETS
WILL BE FOUND UNDER
THIS HEADING.
Hunted Out and Condensed
From the --latest Associated
Press Dispatches.
Dr.. Mun'fordj editor Of the Kans

! is City Times; IS dead.
1t is reported that peace has
! been restored in NenZuelu.
w f. Baker has been re-electea
president Of the Worlds Fair direci
tory fo" tAe ensuing year
The Lehigh Iron company at Al
lentown, Pa has assigned. Efforts
are being made to reorganize.
| The longshoremen at Chicago
are on a strike to enforce the llniI;;i
scale of wages, so cents per hour.
| There is no disturbance.
| Hon. Clause Matthews, secretary
Of state. Of Indiana, has announced
h msy If an open letter as dem-
ooratic candidate for governor.
The leading OF! producers Of the
southwest are preparing for gem
eral suspension: of drilliug operations
for SIX months to bring dlout an
advance in prices.
In Berlin the authorities are am
ticipating trouble with the affair
chists at the May day celebration,
and are taking steps to promptly
suppress any disorder.
The United States Senate, by Il
vote Of 4 teslO, has passed a bill
to appropriate 100000 for the 6.
\. +. annual ercanlp1nent to be
held in Washington; D. c:
John K. Porter. senior council
for the people in the trial Of Gar
fields assassin, Guiteau, and for
defence in the Beecher trial, died at
Watertovn, \. Y. last Sunday.
Senator Chandler presented in
the senate Monday q memorial from
ex-senator Blair asking an investi-
CATION as to the reason China re-
fused to receive him as minister
President Harrison has compelled
England to grant favorable m5dus
viyendi in the Behring sea contro-7
very, and the matter is now settled,
pending the completion OF arbitr;t-
ton.
The authorities at Melbournes
Australia, are accommodating more
damaging evidence against Deem
ing, the wife murderer, supposed to-
be the notorious Jack the Ripper
of London.
The annual boat race between the
crews Of Oxford and Cambridge
colleges in London occurred last
Sa turdav, Oxford winning for the
twcnty-sixth time since the inaugu-
ration Of the event.
Horace Steele, president, and
Ralph Paige, cashier, of the wreck
ed Painesville, Ohio, bank, have
Eeen indicted for forgery. The
president gave bail in the sum Of
$4,000, but the cashier is in jail.
From returns so far received from
the Butler county, Pa, republican
primaries, Saturday, Quay will
have at least 2 to | over Dalzell
For Congress, Thomas A. Fhillis*
received a large majority over
Simon Nixon.
At the request Of superintendent
Owen, of the immigration bureauy
the secretary Of the treasury has
ordered an estigation and Attor-
ney W. ]. RannelIs, of the depart.
ment Of Justice, has been appointed
to conduct it..
Whitelaw Reid, of the New York
Tribune. Minister to France, was
hanqueted in New York city on the
9th, by Ohio residents Of the me-
tropolis, Toasts were responded To-
by D. O. Mills, Chas. A. Dana,
Chauhcey II. Depew and several
other prominent men.
The New York federation Of la
Dor will take part III the coming,
May demonstration by holding an
eight hour mass meeting on April
3Oth. The Central Labor union is
arranging for an eight-hour mass
meeting IN Union Square on May
first.
In the senate Saturday last, Sem
ator Stewart who offered a resolu-
ton calling upon the secretary OF
the treasury for information con
neete( viG}l g5se Purchase and coi'1~
age of silver, gave notice that he