Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-09-14
eoRelGN JoTrINes.

OAxAcA. Mexico. special: Tho Of
hcials OF the state government here
have received further information in
regard TO he fight between the peo-
pie OF the towns of San Miguel, Aclin.
Tia and Teposcolms, the cause of the
desperate uffray being y conflict of
claims Us w the boundary line between
the two places. The battle between
the two opposing forces lasted two
DAYS, and there were about twenty-five
killed and fifty wounded. The oficiels
OF the two towns attempted to Quell
the riot and one of the officials was
shot In the leg. The rural guards
finally arrived and the battle was
stopped and about thirty of the leaders
on each side arrested and placed in
threatened at any time and the state
troops are camped in the towns to pre-.
vent further bloodshed. The contest
between the two towns over the cor.
rect boundary has been in progress for
almost a century and q number Of
bloody conflicts have occurred.
CITY OF MEXICO special: The Amer.
lean tariff law is certain largely to ex-
pand with the United States, especial.
ly in cattle and wool. The cattle trade
with the United States was destroyed
by the Mckinley tariff, impoverishing
many Americans who were engaged
In 1t. The wool trade, which during
1855 and 1887 amounted to about 1000
IONS q year exported to the United
States, and which was wiped out BY
the hostile rulings of the Treasury.
Departmental Washington and COM.
pletely annihilated by the Mckinley
tariff, will spring up again. Clcve-
lands free raw material policy has
made him the most popular American
among Mexicans.
SHANGHAI special: The surrender
to TaOtoi, outside of the settlement
limits, by the American consul of two
Japanese, arrested as spies, and who
had been under the protection of the
United States, has created q panic
among the Japanese in this country.
The latter believed themselves to be
safe under the protection of the Uni
ted States and their alarm is increased
in view OF q report that their two
countrymen, Q in the hands Of Tao
tai, are to be Immediately executed.
Ali the Japanese in the city, number.
ing about 700, are making prepare
tions to leave China at the earliest
moment possible.
SO.sOOvS oPSSlo1s 4JC SuudTQ Sl0Aus
e u Campania. from New York, arrived
at Queenstown bringing a new trans.
Atlantic record of speed. She made
the passage to Tod Daunts Rocks IN S
daps, 10 hours and - minutes, thereby
reducing the fastest eastward record
by l hour and 20 minutes.
LONDON special: A dispatch from
Paris to the Times says u cable from
Senegal confirms q recent dispatch re.
garding the disaster to the French in
Timbuctoo. 1t is runored that the
situation in Timbuctoo is grave.
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, special: The
Minnesota forest fires have spread to
the Canadian side, and are burning
the entire country along Rain River.
Mrs. Gamsley and four children are
reported burned to death.
LONDON special: y dispatch from
Shanghai states and imperial decree
has been issued in Pekin ordering a
forced loan. 1t calls upon four native
banks to loan the Government, if pos.
sible, lO.O00,000 taels.
KINGSTON. Jamaica, special: Sew.
Ell persons were sumnarily shot in
Hayti for alleged conspiracy against
the life of President Hippolyte's fav.
orite daughter.