Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1897-05-08
ALL OVER THE WORLD
GRIST OF THE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Industrial Pointers, Occurrences in
Political Circles. Fire Losses
and So, On.
Bellamy storrer of Ohio, has been ap-

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William D. Howland Of New Bedford
Mass, the treasurer Of several manufac
turing corporations, is missing.
President Diaz of Mexico, has issued
decree establishing naval school at Vera
Cruz, to be opened July next.
John OBJ. ScOby has been apponteC
receiver and Frank Deckabach register OF
the land office at Olympia, Wash.
Fire has destroyed the Central elevator
at Peoria, H., causing a loss of $4,000
insurance, $4,000.
Among the latest nominations sent tc
the senate by President Mckinley are the
following: William R. Day of Ohio, first
assistant secretary Of state; George NJ
Fisk of Ohio, to be secretary of the en-
bassy at Berlin; Thomas r. Purnell dis
trict judge for the eastern district OF
North Carolina; Edward G. Bradford
district judge for the district of Della
ware; Cassius M. Barns, Oklahoma, to be
governor.
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria, Is
on a visit to the czar Of Russia a St
Petersburg.
The death is announced of John Fore
paugh. the circus man, in a railroad acci-
dent near Tampa, Fla.
The water in the river at Spokane is
falling and all danger of a flood for the
present is past.
N. Burruss, San 6, Company, a banking
firm of Norfolk, Va, has assigned. The
liabilities amount to between $3iOG00 and
$3.50 900, and the assets are stated by the
firm to be $4,000 available, with nominal
assets much more.
A Houston & Texas Central train was
thrown from the track at Fairbanks and
the forward coaches smashed. One man
was killed and 13 injured 1t was the
work Of train wreckers.
New York shipped s1,5O0,000 in gold to
Europe Thursday.
o. w. Day of East Sound, Wash, COM
mitted suicide by blowing off the top of
his head with a Winchester rife.
Nicholas Schofield, a pioneer citizen and
wealthy business man Of Vancouver,
Wash, Is dead.
Fire caused the loss of four lives in
Brooklyn. Before she was suffocated a
mother thew her two children into the
street, the fall killing them.
Congressman Henderson's local sur
geons, at Dubuque, Iowa, have advised
amputation Of his leg above the knee,
erysipelas having developed some days
ago.
Eugene Taylor, a linotype operator on
the Denver Times, in eight hours made a
record of 101, 500 ems. The previous lec-
ord, s.. 900 ems, it is alleged, was held by
Baker of Seattle.
The Rio Verde valley in Mexico has
been visited by a terrific hail storm which
ruined growing crops and caused great
loss of life Reports have been received
of the killing of Al persons by hal.
stones. On one hacienda 12 farm hands
were killed. Some of the hail stones
weighed over three pounds.
According to returns received at the
mint the gold yield of California last year
was $17,1S1,5 ,562, which is an increase over
1885 of s1.S47, 245 The yield Of silver was
1922 1876. a decrease in production for the
year of s117.S53.
tSFtel. States Marshal FREQ Higgins
and a posse of five had a running fight
with Black Jacks gang of desperadoes
in the mountains of western Grant coun-
ty, n. M, 10 miles east OF Clifton, Ari-
zona, and killed Sid Moore, one of the
desperadoes. The others escaped.
When the steamer Weber arrived at San
Francisco from Stockton, the dead bodies
of DR.. j. C. Mccall and Frank Boley,
both of Stockton, We're discovered in
stateroom. An autopsy showed that death
had been caused by drinking whisky
with morphine. Both of the men had
been drinking heavily for several days.
The annual report of the Union Pacific
shows that the passenger earnings in
creased s5O5o4, while the freight move
year. There is, however, decrease of
$90,204 in value Of material on hand and
a decrease in interest on bonds of $5S, ,63S.
The oregon Short Line was operated for
the year at deficit of S34S, ,245 as against
S55S, $50 last year.
Tacoma reports the burning of the
Standard Oil Company's worehouse in
that city, causing a loss of $4,000.
The Presbyterian synod at London has
fo, l11- Tod oh Of barn
preferred against Rev. John w. Watson,
D. D. Qan MacLaren), by a vote of II
to /.
A boiler explosion at Alderman's saw
mill in kanawha valley, West Virginia,
killed two and seriously injured five other
men.
William P. Nichols, president of the de-
funct Bank of Commerce of New Orleans,
has been convicted of the embezzlement
of $4,000 Of the bank funds.
President Charles W. Spaldng of the
defunct Globe Savings bank of Chicago,
has been arraigned to answer to charges
of embezzlement He waived examina-
ton and was held to the criminal court.
A new steamship line is to be estab-
lished between San Francisco and Jepan
via Honolulu. Five first class stes mers
will be operated and probably ranch
line will be maintained between Yoko-
IldHlt anu oedttle ana 1OIllaIQ. L ne
new company will be operated in oppos-
tion to the existing lines across the Pa
cific.
Work has begun on Spokanes army
post.
Gin Pom has been executed at Spolla ne
for the murder of a Chinaman.
Tennessee's centennial exposition at
Nashville was opened Saturday.
Senator Jones of Nevada will support
the republican schedules of the Dinglay
tariff bill.
May day passed quietly In London and
on the continent of Europe.
Between 100000 and $4,000, 900 in gold
were shipped Saturday from New York
to Europe.
The queen regent of Spain has signed q
decree providing certain reforms fo1
Cuba.
Fire consumed large number of bus
mess houses at Cartersville ILL.,, causing
a loss of $4,000.
Business failures last week were 237, as
against 23S for The corresponding week
last year.
More than 100000 pounds of wool were
imported into this country during April.
The three months restriction of the out
put in cotton goods is ended and the mills
are running on full time.
The duke of Leeds will probably sue
coed the earl of Aberdeen as governor
general of Canada
Bradstreets reports disappointing bus
mess throughout the country, in spite O
the moderate Improvement in most OF the
great industries.
President Mckinley has appointed
Judge Morrow of California to the cir
cult judgeship of the Ninth district.
Howard c. Hackett- snnr:ing editor o
the New York World, one of the hes
known newspaper men in the country, il
dead.
Black Jack for whose arrest reward
has been offered, has been killed, Is mile
west of Clifton, Arizona, by posse o
deputy marshals.
Twenty-siX anarchists have been con
demned to death at Barcelona, Spain, 70
completely in the bomb outrage last June
Masked robbers entered a saloon a
Cascade Junction, Wash. held up tn
proprietor and four men, and escape
with $500.
A terrific explosion of dynamite OF
wagons in the streets of San Salvador re
suited in the destruction of two entlr
blocks and the loss of many lives.
For three murders, the ravishing OF tW
girls and for the burning of the humbl
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