The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-11-06
DURING TIE WEEK.
Mgr. Satolli has been made a card

inal.
Omaha has put in a bid for the ma
tional republican convention.
Earthquake shocks were felt last
Thursday in Missouri, Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois.
The trial Of the Marquis de Nayyc
for the murder Of his step-son in
1885. has begun at Bourges, France.
The little town Of Arvada, Wyo.,
was raided by several armed despcra-
does and a number Of residents rob-
bed Of their money.
The stage from Tampa to Silver
City, Idaho, was held up and robbed
by two highwaymcn. They did not
interfere with the mail.
At Spokane, Wash, Frank Hailed
ger was convicted Of printing and
circulating an obscene paper. lie
was sentenced to two years in the
pcnitentiary. "-.:
Another cruiser Eof the Russian
volunteer fleet has started with Il
contingent Of sailors, ammunition
and war material to Join tho Rus
sian fleet cruising near Japan.
In New Haven, Conn, Mrs. Carrie
j. Carver, filed a suit for divorce
from her husband, DR.. William j.
Carver the noted shot. 1t is on
statutory grounds. They were mar
ricd in 1870. "M
The Noyoe Nremya, Of st. Peters
burg, publishes dispatch from
Nladiyostock saying that the British
squadron Of Warships in the far cast
has been concentrated at Fou Chan.
Two Indians from the Okanagon
reservation, Washington, stole a l2-
ycar-old white girl, took her into the
mountains, assaulted her and tied
her to a pony. When found, two
days later, the child was almost dead.
1t is reported that the auxiliary
Judge Of Tecapa, Mexico, obcying the
mandate OF some Of the saints who
appeared to him in Il vision, ordered
the burning Of two women and a
child, which order was carried into
effect by fifteen people, who believed
in the heavenly vision.
a German waiter in St. George $
hotel ut Marfa, Texas, tried to run q
bluff with a siX-sIluOtcr in a saloon
on Deputy Sheriff jim Poole. Poole
was not hurt, but the waiter was
mortally wounded. Poole fired five
shots and the waiter fired four The
bar room was crowded.
The steamer Nimrod, which has
arrived at St. Johns, n. f., from the
wreck Of the Mariposa, brings details
OF an attempt made last week by 3O(
wrcckcrs led by a gang Of Canadians
to plumber the wreck. The plan:
were frustrated BY customs collectors
who drove away tho men with rcyol
vcrs.
Carlos Minucl dc Cespcdcs, son o
the first president Of the Cuban 'pro
vinclal republic Of twenty years ago
who sailed from the Delaware cOas
ten days ago at the head of a secrc
expedition, has safely landed in Cuba
The expedition consisted Of lO7 men
They succeeded in landing 800 rifles
400, 900 cartridges, ten cases Of wa
material and $50 machcts.
\ native Of Cologne, who is EN-
ploycd On board the Austrian Lloy
steamship Venus, has sent a lcttc
to the Cologne Gazette from Trebi
zund. The letter is dated Oct. Stl
The writer says at least 600 Armcr
, ians were slaughtered while only tiv
Turks were killed. The Armenia
settlements were fired and the in
l habitants burned to death.
I Dispatches from Sarina. Ont, ar
G nouncc that Augustus Mcleod brok
1 the worlds bicycle record for Il milk
| and that, too, without being pacc(
: His time is given as | 1873 p, or jus
S two seconds faster than johnson
world record. The time is said
G have been taken by number {
: members Of the Canadian club and
0 be authentic. Mcleod had a tlyin
!, start.
j. Hon. Thomas NJ Patterson, pr,
= prictor of the Rocky Mountain New
was arrested on charge Of crimin
action preferred by the officers OF II
Denver Tramway Co. The cor
$ plaint is based on an article in tt
G News Of Tuesday, which elaine
G jurics in the cases where the Tral
:. way company are defendants a
Systematically corrupted. Damag
to the amount Of 5000. 600 arc askc
At Chicago, II. y. Dawson, colorc'