The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-08-28
The News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Parts.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
THE twenty-eighth annual Peace
union opened at Mystic, Conn, and
would continue four days.
Mrs. j. LoNG, living near Madison,
Mo-, hanged her 4-year-old child and
herself. Separation from her husband
was the cause.
A STEAM yacht foundered in Lake
Erie at Buffalo and seven men were
drowned.
The Pullman company has discon-
tinued the sale of wines and liquors in
its cars in Wyoming rather than take
out state license.
A RATE war prevailed among retail
druggists of Kansas City which was
demoralizing the trade.
JOHN WEsTER HARDIN, the terror of
the Mexican border. was shot and
killed in saloon at Ell Paso, Tex, by
Constable Sellman.
A. j. LUsK, who while cas- hier of the
First national bank of Wichita, Kan.
two years ago was accused of stealing
$50, 900, was captured near Portland,
Ore.
Four men held up Chicago & West
Michigan express passenger train near
Fennville, Mich, but got only seven
dollars and two silver watches.
THE Buffalo On. W driving park, the
mother track of the grand circuit,
which recently closed its thirtieth an
nual meeting, is to be closed up and
pass out of existence as race track.
Four carpenters endeavored to ex-
tinguish fire on a burning bridge near
Ceur d'Alene, Wash, but the flames
cut off their retreat and all four had to
jump into a chasm 1876 feet deep and
were dashed to pieces
THE entire Salvation Army corps at
Madison, Wis, were arrested for hold
ing meetings in the street.
DIRECTORS of the Atlanta exposition
have decided to prevent the Mexican
village commissioners from holding
bull fight during the exposition.
THE wife of Joseph Layden, of NAL
den, w. Va, presented him with her
twenty -6ghth child. Mr. Layden is "A
years old and his wife So years of age
AN earthquake shock was felt at
Maysville. KY, and vicinity which
scared people out of their houses
Clocks were stopped, dishes were rat
tied and tableware toppled over.
THE Peoples Sayings and Loan asso-
citation of Minneapolis made an assign
ment with liza bilities of $175, 900.
JOHN DARLING, of Bound Brook, n.
j., murdered his friend, Henry Dun
ham, of Hornel]sville, N. Y, in New
market, n. j., and escaped on a BIZ
cycle.
1T was said that Ainsworth B. Spot
ford, librarian of congress, was short
$4,000 in his accounts
IT was stated at the treasury depart
ment in Washington that the long-de-
layed worlds fair medals would be
ready for delivery early in September.
The Coliseum, the gigantic amuse-
nent building in Chicago, fell with
crash. 1t was within week of it's
final completion. The loss was $685.
900.
JOSEPH KNEELAND, an inventor of
valuable paper machines, was run
over by train and killed at North
ampton, Mass.
r. j. HINCHCLIFF, of Pittsburgh, Pa,
coughed up silver dime which had
been imbedded in his windpipe for two
years.
The New York produce exchange
estimated the corn crop this year at
2,425, 900, 900 bushels.
THE sealing schooner Walter Earle
was reported to have sunk off Kodak
island, Wash, and her crew of eighteen
persons were drowned
GEORGE s. MONTGOMERY, of Oakland,
Cal, a millionaire member of the Sal
walton Army, was organizing an expe-
ize the inha bitants.
The National Christian union con-
vened at Columbus, O., in annual ses-
sion with $500 delegates, representing
thirty-five states.
BENJAMIN c. JOHNSON was appointed
receiver of the Farmers bank at Lad.
donia, Mo.
The loss by the New Jersey forest
fires was placed at $3.50. 900. The dam
age to the cranberry crop alone was
100000.
THREE more bodies were taken out
of the ruins of the Gumry hotel at
Denver, making the total number
twenty.
WILLIAM j. WINBERG, aged 35,
prominent New York banker, shot his
wife fatally and then killed himself
Jealousy was the cause.
THE principal business portion of
State Center, Ia, was burned, pre-
sumably by parties who were robbing
, clothing store.
A MOB took Noah Anderson (colored)
4 ON the Jail at NewRichmond, O., and
hanged him for the murder of Frank
lin Friedman, nearly 80 years old and