The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-10-16
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ADvIcEs from Honolulu were to the
effect that the epidemic of cholera on
the island was al an end.
A BLOCK of buildings in Coolgardie,
Australia, was destroyed by fire, the
loss being estimated at ESQ, 900.
THE steamer Napier arrived at Lon
don with ten Of the crew of the
wrecked steamer Livonia. Thirteen
of the sunken ships crew were
drowned.
A BAND of rebels attacked with dyn-
amite a passenger train from Remedi-,
os, Cuba, killing one person and wound
ing six others.
THE porte's reply to the joint note of
the six powers relative to the recent
rioting at. Constantinople declared
that the Armenians were the ag-
gressors, but that it would endeavor to
discover and punish the guilty.
By the collapse of aspinning mill at
Bochott, Germany, several employees
were killed and a large number in
jured sd
In the hurricane which swept over.
La Paz, Mexico, 1874 houses were de-
stroyed, four lives lost and twenty-one
persons were wounded. Nineteen
craft, including an American schooner.
were beached. fG} .sy
HAVANA advices say that the rebel
leader Amereaga had been condemned
to death, and Liernbal, another in
surgent chief. to penal servitude for
life.
A WOMAN was arrested at Aderno,
Italy, on the charge of poisoning chill
dren. After her arrest she confessed
|. that she had poisoned twenty-three
children, and led the officers to the
graves of ten of them.
IT was stated that the total number
of killed, wounded and missing Ar
menians up to date as result of the
recent uprising was over roo.
Ross G. VAN BoKKELEN, who embez-
zled $4,000 in gold from the Mer-
chants Loan & Trust company of
Chicago was captured in Mexico and
would be brought back.
LATER. ~
SECRETARY OLNEY has notified the
Spanish government that the action
recently taken by it in Havana is in
violation of the treaty rights of this
country, and that for any damage to
American citizens or American dignity
arising therefl ON Spain will BE- held
responsible. The reason is that the
officials of Cuba deprived U. S. Consul
Williams of diplomatic authority,
which is in violation of the treaty of
1877.
THE steamers Guaymas, Manzaniflo
and another small steamer have been
lost with all on board. The crafts
were right in the path of Thursdays
hurricane, and nothing has been heard
of them, though one was due at Quay
mas and the other at Mazatlan some
days ago.
AN accident occurred on the trolly
line of Pittsburg, Pa, the 18th, in
which Fred Heisel, Geo. Rothman and
an unknown woman lost their lives.
Four people were fatally burned
while fighting prairie fires near Win
nipeg, Man., the night of the 18th.
Edward st. German, aged IL, was
burned to crisp and an elder brother
cannot recover. Two section men on
the Canadian Pacific were surrounded
by flames and both persisted. 3ds
The Temple Opera House at Duluth
was burned the morning of the 18th.
Loss nearly 100000.
NINETEEN British warships have been
massed near Constantinople. The Turks
have been busy for several days plant
ing the Dordonelles with torpedoes.
The evening of the 18th the Central
and North Central portion OF the Black
Hills S. D., felt an earthquake shock.
Windows ratified, doors slammed,
houses rocked, dishes were ratified, but
as far as heard there was no serious
damage. The shock was felt over
region of 35 miles square.