Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-09-13

TO TaotOi, outside " the settlement
limits, by the Americas consul Of two
Japanese. arrested Is spies, and who
had been under the projection Of the
United States, hsa created . panic
among the Japanese in this country.
The latter believed themselves to b
safe under the protection Of the Uni
ted States and their alarm isjncreased
In view OF = report that their two
countrymen, nOw in the hands OF Tao
tai, are to be Immediately executed.
All the Japanese In the city, number
Ing about 700, are making proExra-
tiOns TO leave China 1T the earliest
moment possible.
RAT PORTAGE, Ont, special: Forest
fires along the Sault Rapids have
swept with fury on both sides OF the
Rainy River. Millions OF feet OF pine
have been destroyed. All crops,
buildings, horses and cattle are gone.
No loss OF life occurred ON the Ameri-
lean side, but the fire Is still burning.
Fort Francis had q narrow escape.
Twelve families at Grassy River Road
lost everything and are in want.
Rainy Lake City 10 safe.
TANGIER, Morocco. special: The
kabyles around Demat are killing the
Jews by wholesale. looting their shops
and houses, selling their rome and
children at auction. and deiiliDg their
synagOgues. Similar 0utrages are res
ported ut other places The Kabyles
are also b~esieging Morocco City. tits
feared the garrison cannot hold out
much longer. II rec terrible
scenes will follow the lOoting OF the
city.
PARIS special: Premier Dupuy
asked the Chamber OF Deputies Us u
mark OF confidence in the Government
to reject all amendments to the Gov
ernment's press bill aimed at the sup
preston of anarchy. In spite Of pro-
tests, all the amendments were offered
and promptly rejected. the Govern
ment majOrities ranging from 81 to
127. The Chamber then adjourned.
NORWICH, England, special. At q
session OF the Trades Union Congress,
Henry Lloyd, representative Of tho
American Federation Of Labor. dellv-
cred to the delegates u message oil
good wishes from SOU, 900 American
labOrers, who, he said, believed the
time was ripe for the worlds wage
workers to unite.
WINNIPEG, Man, special: An In
dian uprising Is reported near Little
Ford, N. w. r.. where the Indians dc.
manded ammunition and powder from
traders, who left the store and went
into the settlement. They said the
Indians were headed by Gabriel Du-
mont, Riel's lieutenant in the 1885 re.
bellion.
VANCOUVER, B. c., special: The
steamer Empress Of Japan brings news
rumored in Japan that China Is Ell.
~deavOring to purchase a fleet OF war
vessels from Chill. The Yokohoma
Advertiser says that half Of the pnr.
chase price has been paid and the iieei
is now due.
YOKoHoMA special: Field Marsha.
Yamagata has gone to Corea 10 as.
sumo command Of the Japanese forces
soon expected to amount to l00,Al
men. 1t il expected an attack will
soon he made on the Chinese.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, special: The
Minnesota forest fires have spread te
the Canadian side, and are burning
the entire country along Rain River.
Mrs. Gamsley and four children are
reported burned to death.
ST. PETERSBURG special: Cholera ID
raging in the town and province ol
Niji Novgorod. In Russian Poland
there are 5000 fresh cases Of cholera
and $500 deaths from the disease Or
an average per week.
KINGSTON. Jamaica, special: Sew.
en- persons were summarily shot in
Hayti for alleged conspiracy against
the life OF President Hippolyte's fav
orite daughter.
TURIN special: In the Cafe Sar
Carlo an anarchist named Salero OK.
ploded q bomb, which created much
CONSERVATION but injured no one.
CoPENHAGEN special: A private
telegram seems 10 confirm the report
OF negotiations for an armistice be
tween China and Japan.