The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1897-03-03
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The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius has
been ordered to leave, Jacksonville,
Fla, and join the Marblehead at Key
West
The bill for an international bi-met-
allie conference passed the lower house
OF congress the Goth by vote of 279
to 8.
The Spanish minister at Washington
received cablegram the Goth from
Gen. Ahumadu announcing that notice
OF Sanguilly's pardon had been re-
ceived and he was released.
The lower branch of the Iowa legis-
lature passed bill the Goth to allow
the manufacture of liquors and beer
in connection with the present mulct
law.
Advices from Santa Clara are that in
the battle at CeniZa the loss of the
Spanish under Gen. Weyler amounted
to 500 killed and wounded. In the bat
ties at Cabellas and Cabaiguan the
Spanish losses are reported to have
been equally as large. In these two
battles Gen. Gomez commanded in per-
son.
Judge N. c. Sears was nominated the
Goth by the republicans for mayor of
Chicago.
The steamer Mohawk arrived at New
York the 26th with the captain and
crew of sixteen of the Norwegian bark
Persia, abandoned at sea.
An inSurrection broke out in Manila,
Spain, the 25th. Bands of Tagales and
natives attacked the barracks of the
revenue officers ana gen d'armes and
murdered military officer and four
Spaniards in the streets. The troops
restored order, killing 200 of the insur-
gents and arrested many others. The
object of the rising was to prevent the
troops from attacking Cavite.
The massing of Turkish troops and
munitions of war on the frontier is
proceeding with feverish haste. All
the soldiers on furlough have been re-
called and eleven batteries of artillery,
a regiment of cavalry and two battal-
ions of infantry have gone forward.
John Barley, ex-state treasurer of
Nebraska, was arrested the 27th, on
charges of ENLIGHTENMENT.
Opium valued at $500, 900 was seized
at San f 'ancisco. Cal, the 27th, by
U. S. customs officers. This is the
largest seizure ever m ade at that port.
The U. S. senate. tn e 27th, presented
Vice President Stevenson with silver
tab BILE service. With the service an ad-
dress was presented, carrying the sig
natures of IS of the 80 senators, includ-
ing all the members of the senate in
the city. The address was written on
parchment paper and is itself yalua-
BILE souvenir.
The electric light works at Gladstone,
Mich. were totally destroyed by fire
the 27th.
Manual Mendoza and Arthur Aspin
were killed by a boiler explosion at
New Bedford, Mass, the 27th.
The six day bicycle race at Chicago
was won by Simmer, who covered
1,78S miles and laps.
The plant of the Diamond Cement
at 5000, 900, was destroyed by fire the
27th. The works were running on full
time and 100 men are thrown out of
employment.
The lower house of congress, the
27th, passed the anti-railroad scalping
bill by a vote of 142 to 81. The bill
applies only to interstate commerce
transportation.
The house of the North Dakota legis-
lature, the 27th, passed, ayes A, nays S,
the bill introduced by Speaker Williams
extending the period of residence from
three months to one year before action
for divorce can begin. The bill carries
an emergency clause declaring that the
state and its judiciary is scandalized
and the moral standing of the state de-
graded by the conduct of those who
only. Whether the senate will pass it
is uncertain.
Fire broke out in the Somlerete mine
at Zacatecas, Mexico, the 27th, in
which 200 men were at work. All
efforts to save the men are hopeless.
The Aurora Qnd.) chair factory was
burned the 2Sth. Loss, 500, 900.
A passenger train fell over an en-
bankment near Moscow. Russia, the
2sth, and 10 passengers were killed.
For the first time. the U. s. senate
held Sunday session the 2sth. On
the records of that body it will appear
as part of the session of the 27th.
Fire at Fort Wayne, Ind, the 2Sth.
burned Morgan & Co. S hardware store.