The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-08-18

Cuba had been allowed, and the tobacco
could be removed.
LATER.
Military precautions have been taken
for some time past against the posi-
bility of Carlist or republican ris-
ing in Spain, and the steps have been
increased recently, chiefly at Madrid,
Barcelona. Bilboa and at Seville.
The funeral of Senior Canovas &C.
Cured at Madrid, Spain, the 18th.
Emory p Clure, United States dis
trict attorney at Buffalo, N. Y, has
discovered wholesale Chinese evasion
conspiracy whereby Mongolians are
admitted through the northern ports
of New York and Vermont
| Three anarchists were arrested at
Milan. Italy, and the police seized
plOsives. The documents include let.
ters from Caesario Santors, the assassin
of President Carnot, and from Pietro
Acciarito, who attempted to assassin
ate King Humbert in April last
| A new alliance between the amateur
athletic union and the league of Ameri-
can Wheelmen has just been signed
and will go into effects at once
The Cuban insurgents have captured
Esperanze and torn up TIE railway
tracks both ways from that place. The
insurgents have left Weyler's trocha
in darkness by capturing Colonias and
blowing up with dynamite the electric
light plant which supplied the whole
line.
| Peter Monahan, aged "a years, was
hanged at Baltimore, Md, for the MUIR
der of his wife.
Vint Connolly, of Saltwater, Mimi.
was arrested at Hudson, Wis, for sell
ing prison made shoes which were not
branded according to the law passed
by the last legislature. 1t is to be
test case.
| The steamer Vile de Malaga struck
the rocks off the coast of France and
her captain and crew of 10 scamen
are missing.
Nearly all the teams in funeral
procession at LIE Mars Ia, were scared
by steam threshing engine and ran
away. Many people were thrown out
and bruised and the coffin was thrown
out and smashed.
A plug blew out of the boilers of the
steamer North Land, at Duluth, Mimi.
fatally scalding c. H. Bergen, one of
the stokers and badly burning T. O.
Mason, another stoker.
| Star Pointer, the PAGER, covered
mile at Fort Erie, N. Y, in 2:Ol%.
| The transportation stage in the yell
lowstone park was held up by two
men and the passengers robbed of
$500. This is the first hold up in the
park.
Hon. James q. George, U. S. senator
from Mississippi, died at Mississippi
City. the 14th.
Ashley B. Wright, congressman from
Massachusetts,, dropped dead at North
Adams, Mass, the 14th.
| A race riot occurred at Paloram Sta
ton, Ark, in which Harrison Kerr
and Charles Peters, negroes, were
killed. Charles Andry, white, was
killed and a numb Der wounded.
The Office of the Bismarck IN. d.
Settler, owned by w. P. Moffet was
entered early the morning of the 18th
and completely wrecked and thrown
into the river.
Eli Burton, who was forbidden to
visit his sweetheart. shot and fatally
wounded the girls father, v. b. Green,
at Whitehead, Fla. Burney made his
escape, and is being pursued by Off
GERS.
The commissioners of the District of
Columbia have refused to allow horse
less carriages to be used on the streets
of Washington.
The plant of the Tunis Lum Der COM
pany at Baltimore, Nd, was burned.
Loss, $500, 900.
The Count of Turin and Prince Henri
OF Orleans fought a duel on the out
skirts of Paris. The fighting was de-
termined and lasted 26 minutes. Prince
Henri received two wounds in the
right shoulder and side. The count
of Turin was wounded in the right
hand.
Coli, who assassinated Senior Cano-
vas, has been found guilty by court
martial at Santa Agueda, Spain. The
sentence will be death.
The 2Sth meeting of the Army of the
Potomac will be held at Troy. N. Y,
the Goth and 2lst. President Mckinley
will attend.
| M. Ayes, a real estate man at Oak
land, CAL, proposes to establish bal
loon service between Juneau and Daw-
son, Alaska.
| AaAoKErC