The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-25
FROM ALL QUARTERS
Little Paragraphs thrown in With the
Day Press Report.
COLLISIONS AND MlSHAPS
Dygert Is Released From Spanish
Bondage a Lakota Bank
Fails-E.igh treason In
johannesburg
COLLISIONS AND MlSHAPS

Pittsburg. April 24.-By a collision of
two trains on the Pittsburg division of
the Pennsylvania railway at Gallitzin
tunnel last night three men were badly
injured and a number of cars destroyed,
the wreck taking fire. The injured are:
Fireman g. ID. McKendree. brakeman T.
w. Carnahan, Thomas Vincent, colored
porter. The colliding trains were two
freights. Several empty Pullmans were
attached to one train and many of them
were destroyed by the flames.
Laplata, Nd, April 2i-The dead bodies
of Mrs. Joseph Cooking and Miss Daisy
Miller, her niece, and the unconscious
form of Joseph Cooking were found early
to-day in the village store kept by the
Cockings at Hill Top, near here Rob-
berry had been the incentive for the MUIR
uers. The women were struck dead with
an iron bar. Cooking was bound with
heavy rope and brutality treated, suffer-
ing from frightful wounds about the
head, but will probably recover.
Pretoria, April 24.-Francis Rhodes. Lio-
mel Philips and George Farrar. members
OF the johannesburg reform committee.
pleaded guilty to high treason to-day
The other members pleaded guilty to lese
majestic without hostile intention against
the independence of the Transvaal. The
case was adjourned until Monday, when
the defendants will be sentenced
New York, April 24-The Herald saws:
William Boyd Rankin died Wednesday
night in Jersey City. He was born in
Philadelphia, March IL, 1922. President
buchanan appointed him judge of WASH
inton territory in 1857 and in 1853 ap-
pointed him the first governor of Wash
ington. He quarreled with General Har-
ney in 1862 and resigned.
Washington, April A-Consul General
Williams has cabled the state depart
ment that Dygert. the Illinois young man
confined in prison in Cuba, has been re-
leased by order of Captain General Wey-
Ter.
Washington. April A.-Acting Com otrol-
Ter Colin to-day received a telegram that
the Grand Forks National bank of Grand
FORKS, N. D., had closed. According 10
the last report the bank had assets
amounting to about $653. 900; liabilities of
about $4,000. Capital, 100000.
Lafayette, La. April a-wednesday
night Martin Beraund. merchant at
Scott, was found dead in bed with his |
hands and feet tied and his mouth gag
ged. His safe was empty, $1,000 having |
been taken. The autopsy showed SO still |
Ietto wounds about the neck and breast.
Huntington, w. Va, April 24-John |
Love. living 30 miles south of here. shot |
and killed his wife last night and then
shot his father-in-law. Mazee, several
times and attempted to blow out his own
brains. Mazee and Love will both die.
Constantinople. April 2i.-In view of the
appointment of a Mussulman governor of
Ieitoun the ambassadors of the powers
nave formally demanded that the Turk
sh government respect its engagements
md appoint Christian governor.
Albany, n. Y, April Ex-Governor Nor
on has signed the bill permitting rae
ng associations to build enclosures on
heir tracks where betting may be con-
lucted and perfectng the racing law in
-arious ways.
London, April 2.-Five horses startad
n the race for the Esher stakes handican
Il l,OOO soNereigns at Sandow park TO-
ay. The distance was one mile Lord
tosebery's Quarrel won, Baron Roths-
hild's Nedicis second. Lord Ellesmere's
icNeil third.
Staunton, Va, April 24-The Virginia re-
ubiican convention to-day elected State
enator w. NJ. Flanagan, Jesse Sim
1onds, colored, J. b. Gardner and II N
'eads, colored, alternates at large to the
[. Louis convention