The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1894-06-16
OF NEWS
Prom AL Over the State. Nation
and the World Served in Hot.
Small Chunks.

the house last week by a vote of 1902
to 1O7.
An attempt was made on the l1th
to blow up the Cleveland, Canton
and Southern railroad bridge at Ma
varre.
Edward Dumphy, a B. A. & P.
employe, dies at kieth's lodging
house, Butte about 7 o'clock last
Sunday morning.
Coxeyites capture "A train at Bozc-
man, Mont, but after a few hours
were compelled to give it up to the
sheriff and his deputies, and the train
goes on its journey eastward.
Over thirty miles of the Northern
Pacific track, between Joco and
Clark's Forks, has been washed out
by the high water. Over two-thirds
of which will require rebuilding be-
fore operations can be resumed.
A crowd of angry striking coal
miners attack a freight train carry
ing non-union coal on the Vandalia
road, neal Brazil, Ind, with rocks,
and kills Engineer William Bars
and Injuries others of the employees.
Emily, the 4-year-old child of w.
"A. Hedges, of Yale, Mont, was
drowned last week while attempting
to cross a bridge over Careless creek,
near by her home. The creek has
been dragged for miles, but SO far,
her body has not been found.
Train robbers near Thompson
Falls, Idaho, relieve the passengers
of the small sun of $40 and a few
watches and other jewels, take their
departure for the hills and a few
hours later deliberately walk into
town and gives themselves up.
Four American workmen, taken
prisoners by a mob of foreigners at
New Haven Saturday, were over
taken at Fair Chance, Pa, and res
cued at noon Monday by deputies.
They were still bearing placards and
we're chalk marked from head to foot.
The big iron bridge on the Kansas
City, Memphis & Birmingham, at
Carbon hill, near Birmingham, Ala,
was blown up with dynamite.
Bridges at Patton, the Noble mines
and other points have been burned.
The strikers are determined to pre-
vent the transportation of coal.
Capt. j. J. Feeley, the Butte city
%jailor, was assaulted on the 9th by
two thugs, who had been arrested
only a few moments, while in the
act of putting them in a cell. But
for the timely assistance of Chief
Leyden, he would probably have
been seriouly dealt with. He re.
ceived a nice black eye, however.
The Masillon, Ohio miners have
decided that coal trains will be held
up and everything done to prevent
fuel being sent to Cleveland. A
spy discovered received rough handl-
ing. The railroad people anticipate
trouble in the vicinity of Wrichville,
and Midvale, Ohio. Troops are be-
ing concentrated at these points.
The Indian questions in its various,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., agencies and
supply depots will still continue to
occupy the attention Of the house in
the early days Of the coming week.
Sugar will be on tap and the matter
of the condition of the American
Merchant Marine will be discussed
SC will the question Of free wool.
-Four masked men attempt to hold
up a passenger train on the Santa
te road, near GAINESVILLE, Texas, on
the night of the llth. Three police
men and n deputy marshal hap
pened to be on the train and a battle
ensued between them and the robbers
in which one of the latter was mort
ally wounded. The rest succeeded
in making their escape.
Kansas City is visited by a dis
astrous conflagration on the 10th.
The fire originated in the building
of the Keystone Implement building,
the flames from which ignated the
Buford & George Manufacturing
company's building-both large
brick structures stocked to their ut