The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-08-25

Cuba must be preceded by the with
drawal of Spanish troops from the
| island.
A number of exiled Spanish anar-
chists. who recently arrived in England,
| left London for America.
The Turks raided the district of Sal
mas, on the Turco-Persian frontier, and
completely destroyed two Armenian
villages and massacred 200 persons.
LATER
The Italian bark Fiduccia was board
ed abreast of Cape Baba, in the Medi-
terranean sea, by IA pirates, who ran
sacked the vessel, stole the papers,
charts, instruments, provisions and the
clothing of the crew, cut the running
gear and cast off the captain, boat
swain and a seaman. The Fiduccia
was supplied with provisions and in
struments by passing vessels and thus
enabled to proceed.
The queen regent of Spain has con-
firmed the premiership upon General
Azcarraga, who is also minister of war.
The cabinet will not be modified.
John L. Sullivan, the pugilist has an
nounced his intention of running as an
independent candidate for mayor Of
the city of Boston this fall.
General Weyler has ordered Geo. E.
Bryson, correspondent for the New
York Journal, to leave Cuba.
Coli, the assassin Of Canovas. was
executed by garrotte the Goth.
There was another bomb exploded
in Constantinople the Goth. Nobody
was hurt.
| Wheat scored sensational advance
the Goth in every market in the world
wish the exception of Paris. During
1.-The regular session of the Chicago
board of trade September wheat gained
l5T cents and December SO cents on
the curb; after regular hours another
advance of 3 cents was made, Septem-
Der selling freely at 90 cents.
Charles Krug, an employee of the Pa
panies at ST. Louis, Mo-, has been ar
rested, after stealing for fourteen
Years.
The English papers all admit that
THE present rise in wheat has caught
the English millers short of material
to grind.
| Old cash wheat sold in Minneapolis
the 21st for $1.074. the market closing
strong. Schwartz, Dupee & Co., of
Chicago, paid it.
The mortgage for $3.50, 900 which the
Iowa Union Telephone company gave
to the Illinois Trust company has been
lost in the mails.
Elcony Sullivan, convicted of rape at
Williamsburg, KY, was taken from
the Jail by mob and hanged.
Over 1000 cloak makers in New York
City have struck for higher wages.
In the match race at Chicago be-
tween the PAGERS Star Pointer and Joe
Patchen, the former won in three
straight heats. Best time 200.
Elmer E. Struble. cashier of the
Farmers bank at Shepard, Mich, was
shot and killed by unknown robbers
All the cash in the vault was taken.
Frank Weber, Warren Bush and
Charles Glassner, three young men
who were camping on the shore of the
Niagara river, started to row over to
the Canadian shore. Their boat be-
came manageable and they were
Icarried over the falls.
/ A policeman at Canton, O., discovered
burglars at work upon the vaults of
the Isaac Harter & Sons bank and
Iopened fire upon them. One of the
robbers was killed, the others escaped.
The Russian government is meditat-
| ing the PRONUNCIATION of decree pro-
hibiting the expectation of wheat
owing to the small crops N southern
Russia.
The main building of ]. P. Thomas,
fertilizer manufacturer, near Pauls.
boro, N. j., was destroyed by fire,
causing loss of $3.50, 600.
The Alaskan Pacific Express COM
pany has been organized to carry mer-
chandise, money, bonds, ETC., between
Alaskan points and the United States.
The United Labor League has voted
finan cial aid to the striking miners.
| General Azcarraga, the Spanish
pre- mier and minister for war, has de-
ciGed to convoke the cortes in Novem-
Der. The premier announces that he
| is in accord with General Weyler, the
captain general of Cuba; but he re-
serves the right to m axe further ex-
ANIMATION of the Cuban question.
A messenger and armed guard carry
ing the weekly cleanup of the Twin
Lakes Placer Co., from the Office to
Granite. COL, for shipment, were
stopped by two men and compelled to
deliver the gold retort, valued at be-
tween $4, 600 and 25, 900.
The anarchists held meeting in
Trafalgar square. London, the 22d,
and the utterance of some of the speak
ers provoked disorderly scenes.
MARKETS.
| MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 81.