The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Bar silver, 69c.

Bar silver, 69c.
The lighthouse keeper at Tiverton, N.
s., and family we're poisoned. Wife and
daughter already dead.
Detroit celebrates the 2O0th anniver.
sary Of its settlement.
Theatrical Mechanics association
meeting in Cleveland.
Western Canoe association camping
on Ballast Island, Lake Erie.
Indiana editors visiting worlds fair.
Commercial travellers swarm in Chica-
go this week.
Thursday is poor children's day" at
the worlds fair and all will be admitted
free.
Washington grand jury indicted Col.
+. c. Ainsworth, Contractor Dant, Will
lam G. Everett and Francis Sasse for
Ford's theatre disaster.
Bank Examiner Lazar says all the
failed Denver banks nave sufficient
assets to resume soon.
Joe Jefferson says he is not dying, but
feeling in splendid health.
Prof. Vines, meteorological expert,
died at Havana.
Campania of Cunard line Is trying to
lower the western ocean record.
The French government has notified
the powers that it intends to blockade
the Siamese coast.
The Arbuckle Arioso coffee mills at
Buffalo closed on account of depression
in trade. throwing eight hundred out of
wo'k.
Sixty New Jersey militiamen have
been poisoned by tin ware in camp at
Sea Girt.
A fire in the worlds fair transportation
building caused a panic but did little
damage.
Lane & Bodley company, Cincinnati,
closed because workmen objected to %
per cent. reduction.
Burglars took $500 from the office
of the United States Express company
at P%erryville, o.
DR.. Herman Herschberg killed II. f.
Neissi at Columbus and claims self-de.
Tense.
Jones Il Laughlin's mill, Pittsburg,
has resumed, employing 800 men.
Banking circles are quiet at Milwau-
kee.
Government bought no silver today,
the price being too high.
Fifteen persons, eight of them federal
officials, indicted for smuggling Chinese
at opium at Portland, Ore.
DENVER. July pa meeting is being
held here t. devise meaus Of taking care
OF the destitute, who number over 5000.
LONDON, July 2G.-Stocks were stag
nant owing to the approaching settle
ment. American railway securities were
lower on lower prices in New York yes
terday.
ATHENS, July 2G.-Five cases of chol-
era and two deaths are reported at
Smyrna. A quarantine has been de-
against vessels from that port.
RUTLAND, VT, July 2G.-The Vermont
Marble company. the largest in the
world. employing 1000 men, will reduce
wages ID per cent August l.
CHICAGO, July 2G.-The parade of the
commercial travellers today in honor of
the worlds fair, was notable. 1t is esti-
that 5,0O5 were in line.
ROME, July 2G.-Cholera is prevailing
at Alexandria and Piedmont. MANY
cases have occurred and new ones are
reported daily. Cases are also reported
at a number of other places.
WAsHINGToN, July 2G.-The state de-
partment received a c dispatch from Min
Baker. stating that the Nicaragua
revolutionists' steamer yesterday bonn
.arded Menagua without warning, kill
ing one and iniuring several people.
SAN FRANCIsCo, July 2G.-Chinese al
vices state that Chang Ming Chiao of
a notorious chief of a gang
of sea pirates and hill bandits, has been
.eheaded at Nigbo. He had been the
terror Of the Cheiang coast and on land
for the past five years,
BURLINGTON, Iowa, July 2G.-An I'M
known person fired through the window
Of Leonard Fritsche's house this morn
ing, shooting Mrs. Fritsche through the
heart as she lay in bed. y neighbor
and his son, and the husband of the
dead woman and a hired girl are all I'M
arrest. There is no positive clue.
WAsHINGToN, July 2G.-Secretary Car
isle has began to reorganize the treas
ury department. A number of clerks
have already been dropped. The wages
Of others are reduced. AS far as posi-
under the civil service rules the va
will be filled with democrats, of
whom only 10 per cent are employed in
the department.
Butte's Labor Orator.
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