Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-10-31

returns already In show tho election
Of IL Conservatives, National Lib
erals, Progressives and q Socialists.
MADRID Queen Christina presided
over cabinet council at which II was
decided to summon 5000 men for
active military service before the close
OF the war. OF this number $4,000
will be assigned to the colonies. The
cabinet also decided to draft q bill
daling win the dynamite outrnges,
which have been committed by the
insurgents in Cuba.
SAN Francisco - A dispatch from
New York states that the GuatemalAn
government has issued an official
decree for the purpose Of prohibiting
G. p. Huntington from selling the
Guatemala Central railroad to = Scotch
syndicate. 1t is then represented by
the dispatch that rs the railroad
charter from the government specifies
that the company has an absolutely
free right to sell the road to anyone
to whom 1t sees At to do SO. The
government decree may became the
subject of an international dispute, in
view of the fact that the company is q
California corporation.
NEW ORLEANS Fire destroyed the
National Rice mill on Elysian Field
street and four adjacent buildings.
Loss estimated at 100000; fully in
sured. The loss included $4,000 worth
of rice.
San FRANCIsCo-The United States
steamer Ranger has arrived in port
from Acapulco. The vessel has been
away from San Francisco for nearly a
year, during which time she has been
cruising along the Central and South
American coasts. The vessel has been
detailed to act as "A receiving ship and
to occupy the same position here as
the Independence does at Mars Island.
At present 400 men are needed in the
navy, Of which number 200 will 60 ON
the Boston.
| ST. LOUIS-The American Tobacco
| Company has purchased the immense
plant of the j. G. Butler Tobacco COM
! pany in this city and will at once be-
gin the manufacture of plug tobacco.
This movement is believed to be in
retaliation for the action Of the local
| tobacco concerns in manufacturing
cigarettes in opposition to the trust.
New YORK - Louis Schwartz, the
| wholesale dealer in wcolens made an
assignment today. The liabilities are
about 10000; assets unknown.
WASHINGTON = The third quarterly
statement of the production and ex
ports OF Cuban sugars of l894-95, COM
piled to Sept. 80, last. shows that the
island Of Cuba had marketed its pres
ent crop as follows: United States,
712,847 tons or 92.53 per cent; Spain,
6,296 tons, or BAL per cent; Canada,
1856 tons, or 3.82 per cent; Great
Britain, 5,674 tons, or OLA per cent.
SAN FRANcIsCO-Gen. Manuel Caslin,
who departed with Gen. Ezeta to con-
Quer Salvador. has returned to town.
| He says he will sue the Pacific Mail
company for damages for putting off
the steamer at Acapulco. Caslin says
he has returned here to complete the
organization of Ezeta's army, and
| that he is going to New Orleans at
once to charter ship to take troops
to Salvador.
LEoMINsTER, Mass.-The Richardson
Piano factory was burned. Loss $50
GOO; insurance $4,000.
HELENA, Mont. Joseph Cadotte was
not executed at Fort Benton. At the
last minute an appeal was taken to the
supreme court which, under the new
| code acts as stay. Cadotte is the
| first murderer to appeal in that man
ner from the old codes. The governor
had to grant u respite when the appeal
| was taken.
PARIs--The Figaro publishes a re-
| port of an interview with Count Kera-
try, the eminent French statesman,
in which he expresses the opinion that
| ii the war in Cuba is continued much
| longer the United States government
opinion to recognize the insurgents as
belligerents. His judgment as to the
| best solution of the difficulty would
be an honorable compromise between
the insurgents and the mother coun-
try.
| y ROME-The violent storms which
have vailed along the coasts of Italy
and in the interior have resulted in
the death of SO persons aud injury to
hundreds of others while the damage
to property is almost incalcuable..
YOKOHAMA-It is announced that on
Oct. Ia. Viscount Muira, the Japanese
minister to Corea, and the other
members of the Japanese legation,
| together with number of military
officers at Seoul, were recalled. The
| report that Japanese sosbi were impli-
Gated in The murder of the queen of
COrea is confirmed.
An Interesting Legal
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