The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-10-02

as the Irish National Alliance ana
having for its object the securing of
the independence of Ireland by any
means within it's power consistent with
the laws and usages of civilized ma
lions.
BY an explosion six men lost their
lives at the Belgian mine near Lead
Vile, Col, and four others were badly
injured.
FEDERAL officers at San Francisco
vessels were carrying arms contrary
to law.
AT Weir City, Kan, Paddy" Purtell
and Johnson, the Terrible Swede,"
were sentenced to one year each in the
penitentiary for prize fighting.
The village of Haskins, O., was al
most totally destroyed by fire.
The Western Baseball ASSOCIATION
closed the season with the Lincoln
(Neb) club as champions. The per-
centages were as follows: Lincoln,
.626; Des Moines, .5s2; Peoria, .56s;
Rockford, $40; Quincy, .5O4; Burling-
ton, 500; Dubuque, .419; st. Joseph, 1851
WILLIAM GIDEON, farmer near Mont
pelier, O., shot and killed his wife and
then shot himself. Gideon was de-
spondent because of foreclosure of
mortgage on his farm.
A PHYSICIAN in Cincinnati, who has
made {. study of the diseases, claims to
have found remedy which will abso-
lutely and permanently cure diabetes
and Brights disease.
FORTY THOUSAND people celebrated
in Atchison Kansas 400, 900. 900 bushel
corn crop in one of the biggest and
noisiest carnivals the west has ever
seen.
WHITE CAPS took William Massey, of
Fulton, Mo-, charged with abusing his
family, out of his house and rawhided
him within an inch of his life.
OVER 10000 persons were idle at
Hazleton, Pa, because Of water fam
inc.
THE exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 27th aggregated
1897. 924, 422, against $1,0S1, 66l, 1881 the
previous week. The increase. COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1894. was 20.S.
CYCLONE which passed through
Crown Point, o., destroyed much prop
erty and severely injured three per-
sons.
BY collision of trains near Tunnel
ton, w. Va, one person was killed
two fatally injured and several others
seriously hurt.
THE state department at Washing
ton was advised of the payment in
London of the Spanish draft for the
Mora claim, amounting to ST., 449, 900 in
gold.
CoRwIN c. haywood, of Warren, o.,
died suddenly from accidental poison
ing. He ate toadstools in mistake for
mushrooms.
The oldest counterfeiter in the
United States, William Norris, of De
Kalb county, Ala, was convicted at
Birmingham Of making and passing
spurious coins. He is almost 100 years
old.
The body of John Kuttler, farmer
living near Barada, Neb., was found
in his hog pen, partially eaten by the
hogs.
WHILE attending the "apple car
nival' at Glenweod, Ia, D. U. Reed, of
Blue Springs. Neb., secretary of the
Nebraska State Horticultural society,
was run down by fast mail train and
killed.
THERE were 216 business failures in
the United States in the seven days
ended on the eth, against 213 the week
previous and 235 in the corresponding
time in 1894
The worlds pole team trot record
was broken at the fair grounds track
at Springfield, ILL.,, mile being made
in 2:12%.
THE state department at Washington
announces the death in Corea of Ye
Sung Su, the Corean minister to the
United States. He had been absent
from his post for about year. He
died of cholera.
HENRY GILES, a Monroe county
(Tenn.) youth, tried to kill his mother
because she objected to his marriage.
MUCH excitement was caused in jew
ish circles in Boston over an order by
the police board that they must here
after close their places of business ON
Sunday.
AT Caldwell, Kan, James B. Sher-
man, a relative of Gen. Sherman and a
former comrade of Col. Cody and Wild
Bill, was acquitted of the murder Of
Mayor Meagher. of Caldwell, twenty
one years ago.
AT Dayton, O., Clarence Ward, of
Buffalo, N Y, a steeple climber, fell
100 feet to his death.
By fire in the Cincinnati Leaf To-
bacco company's storage warehouse
2.775 hogsheads Of tobacco were de-