The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-01-22
among the latest are Jimmie Tichell,
Sam Harley, John Jtack and Hugh
McMichael from Stanford"
GENERAL NEWS.
How a Lot of People Manage to Get
Their Names in Print.

NJ. A. Hanna is elected senator
from Ohio for the seven year term.
Crawford county, Arkansas, sees a
cyclone which kills hundred peo
pie and destroys much property.
Joe Johnson, the coon arrested at
Missoula for kidnapping white girl
was released on a writ of habeas
corpus.
Durant's remains are cremated be-
cause the cemetery officials about
nan Quentin would not give him
burial room.
Senator German is making hard
fight in Maryland for the senator
ship. His present term expires in
March, 1899.
The Boston and Montana people
are about to institute a mule service
in the underground works of the
West Colusa mine.
The Tippecanoe club of Cleveland
O., is not all harmony. 1t has ask
| it's anti Hanna members to resign,
and the latter refuse.
G. S. Geddes of Miles is convict
ed of numbering c. w. Brown and
gets 80 years in the pen. Geddes
is wealthy cattle man.
Wolcott on Monday delivered his
speech in the senate on the work of
the bimetallic commission abroad, Of
which he was chairman.
On account of counterfeiters op-
erations the government has called
in $26,000,000 silver certificates of
the denomination of 800.
There have been bread riots in
Italy started by woman asking for a
reduction on the price of bread
Men join in the demonstration and
stone several shops.
The First National bank of Hele
ma has paid its 10 per cent dividend
to depositors. The highest sum
paid to any one man was $4,000,
and the lowest was ) cents.
The anti Jewish crusade is assum-
ing menacing proportions through
out France. The police are roughly
handled in Paris by the mobs. The
guards finally charge and make 81
arrests.
Vice President Hobart on Monday
administered the oath of office tC
M. A. Hanna who presented his ere
dentials for the remainder of Mr.
Sherman's term in the us. senate
which will expire March 4, 1899.
Representative Bland of Missouri
introduced free coinage bill in the
house. 1t makes gold and silver
5 the standard and declares all rules
discriminating against the lega
tender of such coinage unlawful.
Big strike in New England states
Thosands of cotton mill operative
are idle. While only part are ou
on strike, it is said 1000 operator
, will be affected by the outcome
The centre of difficulties is at New
= Bedford.
, Engineer Gorham who was fineo
$50 in court, for attempting to whil
a Great Falls school teacher, i
again in trouble. This time TIN
Montana Central discharges him TO
pulling his rain out of Belt withou
the conductor.
In the house of representatives a
Columbus, Ohio, Speaker Mason ap
!, points committee of investigation
e to examine into charge of attempt
ed bribery of Representative Otis G
Hamilton county to vote for Marcu
l. A. Hanna for L. S. senator.
The Great Falls fire brick compa
ny has been organized on a stroni
, financial basis and the manufactur
of fire brick will be carried on a
that place. Interested in the com
yany are c. NJ. Webster, president
A. E. Dickerman, secretary an
treasurer; and H. j. Skinner as on
of the directors.