Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-09-12
Of THE WEEK.
Condensed Items Of Interest
From ali Parts Of the
World.
LATE T%ElEGRAPHIC NOTES

LATE %TElEGRAPHIC NOTES
ST. Louis, Mo.-A special from Qua
d~alajara, Mex, says that George s.
Morris, an American mining man, was
shot and wounded in y duel recently
at Ameca by q Spaniard named Jose
Salsazar. The two men had q quarrel
over q business deal.
PORT TOWNSEND, Wash.-Great con-
~sternation has been caused In this and
adjoining counties by the appearance
of an army lieutenant with q squad Of
men with instructions to all settlers
on government reserves to vacate the
same before Sept. Is or be removed by
troops. The move is the outcome of an
order of the q department. 1t is
estimated 1900 settlers will lose their
BONES. Should the government at
tempt to enforce the order it is feared
trouble will ensue. 1t is believed by
some that the action is preliminary to
extensive Notifications on Puget sound.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-A special to the
Chronicle from Jiminez, Mex, says
that Estanislaus Tamarez, q noted
bandit chief, who for the past 10 years
committed robberies and murders in
the mountains west of there, and who
was recently captured by government
troops was hanged at Parel yesterday.
This is the first execution by hanging
that has occurred in Mexico, the usual
manner of death being by shooting.
ST. LOUISA special to the Chron-
icle from st. Jo says that three crack
men blew open the safe in the post
Office and general store of e. f. Phil
lips at Rush last night and got away
with money, stamps and papers to ex-
coed $4,000 in value. Farmer boys
saw the robbers getting away with the
plumber and gave chase. Nearly 100
shots were exchanged in the chase and
one of the pursuers was seriously
wounded. The robbers escaped but q
posse is now securing the woods. It is
thought Pat Grove, the veteran train
robber, is the leader of the gang.
LoNDoN-The report of the COM
mittee of the New Zealand parliment
that is inquiring into the affairs of the
Bank of New Zealand and the Estates
Company. which vas made public yes.
terday, recommends that in order to
prevent the disaster which the suspen-
sion of the Bank and company would
entail, the colony of New Zealand as
sist the companies by the passage of a
bill embodying proposals to be sub
mitted by the committee. 1t is certain
that the passage of such q bill would
be strongly opposed.
WINNIPEG, Mantle report comes
from Ottawa that Patterson, the new
Acknowledgements Of Manitoba, is
afraid to come to the province because
of a report sent from Winnipeg that
he might be met by hostile demonstra-
ton.
SUPERIOR, Wis.-The game laws sre
being violated in Northern Wisconsin,
Notwithstanding the numerous arrests
made during the past two months
Deputy Game Warden Woolley, whose
jurisdiction includes the counties OF
Douglas, Bayfield,, Ashland and Saw.
yer, makes his appearance in court
nearly every day with from,o one to hall
q dozen violaters of the section relat.
ing to the killing of the deer. Unless
something if done deer and other big
game will become extinct.
WAsHINaroN-The provost guard oil
the Fort Leavenworth Military prison
will be disbanded tomorrow. The do.
ing away with the guard will sever the
connection of the war department with
the prison and will leave it entirely
under the department Of justice, tt
which it wa transferred by an act o.
the last congress.
LOWELL, Mass.-Fire started last
evening in the large store house o1
the fremont and Suffolk Mills il
Little Canada. The building is oI
wood and there were 10000 bales Of
cotton stored in it. Probably 3,OO(
bales are damaged and the whole lot ii
thoroughly drenched. The loss can
not be estimated at present.
DENVER, Col.-Helmuth Lcechas
the engineer whose alleged negligence
caused the Gumry hotel explosion
was brought back this morning. Heis
formally charged with the murder o.
Peter Gumry and others. 1t is MOI
believed here q conviction can follow.
RoxE-The Vatican will shortly in
stitute an apostolic delegation tx
Mexico with functions similar to those
Of the delegation at Washington. Thu
papel delegate to Mexico has not vel
been selected.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.-The man who wa
to have the distinction Of being til
last workman to leave the new $4,000
intake prior to its being turned over q
complete in its construction, reache,
the top at 3 O'Clock, slipped an,
plunged to the bottom, q distance O
165 fest. His name IL James McGarth
and he lived at Sarina, Canada. Hi
was tho 10th life sacrificed in the flv
years that it has taken to build tn
tunnel under Lake Michigan.
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