The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-06-26
THE WORLD BY, WIRE.

| lHcl'lodA ana american machinery
among tn" farmers Of Austria-lIun.
gary, bulgaria and Scryia.
|'ollcc Inspector Mclaughlin OF
New York has been sentenced to two
years and six months imprjson,ncnt
at Sing Sing. One week is allowed
him to settle up his affairs. The
police commissioners last night rein
stated Mclaughlin in his rank in the
/ police force from which tile board
dismissed him upon the finding Of
the jury that he was gulty of cxtor-
tiOn in Office.
Commodore Huncc has been ;p-
/ pointed to the command Of the
North Atlantic squadron to succeed
Admiral Meade.
Ten prisoners, four Of them muir
dcrcrs, tunnelcd out Of the county
Jail at Poplar Bluff, Mo-, last night
and al but one are still at large.
Mexico and Guatemala have cx-
tended until May /, 1896, the time
within which the boundary line re-
Gently agreed upon by the recent
treaty will be put into effect.
The Corcan government has made
an allowance Of 5000 yen (about
s. .OO0) to sustain the Corcan legation
at Washington. This is likely to be
| followed at no distant day by the APP
pointmcnt Of a new minister or the
return Of the .old minister who has
| been in Seoul some months.
General Rafael Quczada, just from
Florida and New Orleans, SAYS the
prospects for free Cuba we're never 80
bright. Despite the proclamation Of
President Cleveland, Sympathizers
will continue to receive arms and en-
list men and try to find means for
getting them out Of tho country.
shipping them first, probably to
Mexico.
Comptroller Eck1cs has appointed
Chas. II. Baker, Of Seattle, Wash.
receiver Of the Merchants National
bau!s Of Seattle which failed some
weeks ago,
Ex-Governor Horace Boics has
written Il letter to George Il. Lewis
advocating the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver independently Of
the action Of any other government.
He says tic most dangerous enemies
OF silver are those who, while cIainl-
ing to want bimctallism, demand it
under such circumstances they know
it will never be realized. lie pro-
posed this country take up its other
forms of paper money with an i'll
creased issue or silver certificates.
which would by this Arrangement be
the full value their face indicates.
Passengers on the Illinois Central
report that m outlaWcd negro was
lEncllcd at Abbcyyiilc, Miss, for at
tempted criminal assault. His name
was VIII Chandler and that Of his
intended victim was Miss ,Jollncs,
daughter Of a prominent citizen.
Deputy Sheriff Martin. Of Red
Bluff Cal. and Mart Bowers had Il
gun fight today Will! Brady, the
train robDcr who killed Sheriff Bay
ard. The officers came upon Brady
in the road and ordered him to
throw up his hands. Instead Brady
opened fire With a shotgun, Wolndin~
Martins horse and shooting Bowers
through the thumb. Brady's horse
was wounded by the return fire and
the outlaw escaped into the brush
1t is thought he is seriously wounded
June 30.
Fully 10000 people, in addition to
those living here or having tents on |
the ChaulauqlA grounds, took part
i'll the Grand Army day exercises at
Ottawa Kan Coy. Mckinley, Of
Ohio, was formally welcomed by Coy.
Morrill,, and was received with trc-
mcndous enthusiasm. In the after
noon hc addressed a vast audience in |
the tabernacle.
a. +. Nichols, cashier Of the peo-
plc's State bank Of Litchlicld, Ncb..
has been indicted by the federal
grand jury for circulating counter
felt money. 1t is claimed the ar
rest will prccipitatc some startling
Conflicts have occurred between
Italians and Brazilians at town 25
miles north Of Rio dc .Janciro. The
Italians tore down the Brazilians
flag. Many were wounded in the
ARRAY.
The black stallion, Joe Patchcn.
last evening paced 4 mile in POS
over kite track. making the fastest
time to date for stallion
At Ascot today the race for the