Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-05-22
ALL OVER THE WORLD
CREST OF TIE TEEEGRAFHiC NEWS
AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Industrial Pointers. Occurrences In
Political Circles, Fire J-"sses
and So On.

bonds series B, to the amount of Sis. 900.
COO, in accordance with the plan proposed
by the reorganization committee.
John B. Dyar, for 20 years a successful
business man of Detroit Mich, has given
bills of sale transferring over $500, ,CGt
worth of property and securities TO a
trustee for the benefit Of creditors. An
electric railroad project is said to have
caused his embarrassment
Harry f. Hazen, q years of age, com
mitted suicide at Kansas City in a room
over a saloon, where he was drinking and
carousing with another youth and two
women, in whose presence the tragedy oc-
Cured.
Stephen r. Mallory has been elected
United States senator in Florida on the
25th ballot. The vote was: Mallory, 50
Chipley, "A; Call, l. Chipley led after the
roll call, but the changing votes gave
the election to Mallory.
Eldorado Canyon, New, reports that ar
Indian named Ahavote shot and killed
two teamsters of the Southwestern Min
ing Company named Lee Franzen anc
Ben Jones on the ore road between the
mines and the mill the other afternoon
and then went on to the cabin OF Chris
topher Nelson, prospector, and killed
him also.
A dispatch from Auxerre center of the
wine growing district, department OF
Yonne, France. says there has been a
frost, destroying crops, vines, fruit and
vegetables The amount of damage IN
the department of Yonne is estimated at
81 OOO,GOO The inhabitants are in con-
sternatfon.
w. b. Bradbury, a San Francisco mil
lionaire, has been sentenced i'll that city
to "a hours Imprisonment in the county
Jail for violating the civic ordinance pro
hibiting expectorating on the floor OF
street cars. This was Bradbury's second
offense He claims the privilege of spit
ting when and where he Dleases as an
inalenable American privilege. and will
make test case Of his punishment.
The Times, an Athens paper, states
that there has been an uprising in cen-
trail Macedonia, that 1900 insurgents have
captured the pass forming pa1'c OF the
principal line of communication Of the
Turkish army, and are advancing toWaro
ElaSSona and are preparing TO UNITE
forces with the bands under Daveli, Ter
mas and other Macedonian chiefs.
A victory for the Cuban insurgents Is
reported. 1t appears that General "a
liXto Garcia and General Rabi fell on q
Spanish force which was carrying food
and supplies from Manzanillo to Bayamo,
car,.ured the convoy, routed General Lo-
nos column, and pursued him so Vlgor-
ously that he fed to the coast with the
remnant Of the brigade and took a snip
at Cabo de Cruz for Manzanillo
At a large convention of Austrian Oil
cials held in Vienna II was resolved 10
Iii upon the government TO undertake
to conclude International agreements
with European powers with view OF
"effectually meeting the common danger
to European economy arising from lhe
prohibitive tariff policy of the CnlteG
States
G al n
ciety shows receipts of $1SS,37U7, and dis
bursements for benevolent work We're
$2G5, ,66S. The total gifts Of the llVne
were S5S, $50 Never before, with a single
exception have so many volumes OF the
Bible been sent from the Bible house IN
one year to foreign countries. Ihe en-
tire number is 1854, and seven-eighshs
Of them went to Mexico, telllldl an,
South America.
EX-United States Senator Rlchard |oh'
of Texas is dead.
There has been Il sharp falling OIL III li.e
sales of WOOL
The Tacoma Ledger Publishing Com
pany has been placed i'll the hands OF a
receiver.
Three negroes, charged with assault'ng
a white girl, have been lynched at Rose
bud. Tex.
Frank A. Vanderlip of Illinois is to lt
assistant secretary Of the treasury.
The output of pig iron for the week end
ing May ] was 120,2SO tons, against 1919
April /.
The death is announced at HicksVille,
Ohio, of A. 2. Edgerton, civil service com
missioner under President Cleveland.
Two officers and nearly 100 soldiers were
killed in a wreck on Russian military
train. Sixty others We're seriously injured.
The superior court of Lake county, Cal
ifornia, has granted a divorce to Mrs
Langtry, the English actress.
A mob of miners gave a mine superln-
tendent a severe beating at Louisville,
Colo, because of a cut in coal prices.
John Bloor, secretary of the Montana
senate, has been sentenced to jail .or one
year for secreting the salary bill, to pre-
vent it's passage the last night of the ses-
sion.
Imports of merchandise - $183S2, 0l9 fc1
the week at New York alone-are "a per
cent larger than year ago, making an
increase Of AZ per cent for the past week
An avalanche Of sand and gravel ut the
cut which is being made by the Newcastle
Traction Company, south Of Newcastle
Penn. buried five men, two of whom were
killed and three seriously injured:
San Antonio Tex, reports that west
hound Southern Pacific passenger train
w
about $50 miles west of that city. Safes
were dynamited in the express car, and It
is believed that the robbers obtained be-
tween $1,000 and $S00O Officers are in hot
pursuit.
The administration proposes to notify
the American citizens in Cuba who are in
real distress, owing to the war, that the
government will undertake to remove
them to the United States if they desire.
There are indications Of the possibility
of serious trouble between France and
Morocco, owing to the incursion of the
Moorish tribesmen into Algerian territory.
Recent mail advices from Uruguay state
that the revolution has been checked alter
a bloody battle at Trea Arbetes, in which
a large number Of revoutionists were
killed and their leaders driven to the from
tier.
dispatch from Melbourne says so
earthquake shocks have been felt in South
Australia during the last three days. Sub
terranean disturbances were particularly
severe at Kingston. where buildings ar"
damaged and inhabitants are living in
tents for safety.
Richard L. Keeling, bookkeeper of the
Grafton & Knight Manufacturing Con-
pany, of Portland Or, has been arrested
charged by his employers with lav.ng
embezZled $4,000. He was given an Dppor-
tunity to make good the deficit, and wrote
to his relatives in Walla WaIla. He is in
Jail.
A trial trip shows the new gunboat
Nashville to be the fastest vessel OF her
class in the world. The time for the &c
mile run out, on Long Island sound, wa;
hour, IS minutes, 3G seconds. The elapsed
time for the second run was ] hour, AZ
minutes, 16 seconds. The speed required
by the government was 1907 knots. The
average speed made by the vessel was
600 for each excess knot, this means Il to-
1876 knots, making an excess Of speed OF
nearly three knots. With a bonus Of So),-
tai of $60, 900 for the builders.
kilograms received at the sheriff's office
at Prescott, AriZ., state. that two sherfffs
have left Williams with large po"<e,
accompanied by bloodhounds, on hot
trail of Parker. From other sources I is
learned that Parker held up sheep camp
near Williams and got a fresh horse and
a Winchester rifle with five rounds of 1,s-
munition. The chances for his capture
are thus lessened, as he is now in coul-
try well known to him and well mounted
and armed.
Frank A. Vandtrlip of Illinois: has beer
appointed assistant secretary of the treas
ury. .-:E