The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-10-19

the late Emperor T'Ung-Chi.
The emperor and empress of Ger
many started from Berlin on trip to
the holy land.
Gen. Roca, who on June IL last was
elected president of Argentina for six
years, has assumed the presidency.
The governor general of the Dutch
West Indies says that all American
yachts having war correspondents on
board will be treated as privateers.
LATER.
The police at Alexandria, Egypt. ar
rested nine Italian anarchists and
thereby frustrated plot against EN-
peror William, who is now on his way
to the Holy Land. Apparently the an
archists originally intended to use the
bombs at the Palais Abidin. at Cairo.
while Emperor William and the khe-
dive where there When the kaiser
decided not to visit Egypt, the an
archists changed their plans and de-
cided to attack him in Palestine.
Geo. Fl. Jacks, formerly chief of po-
lice at Muskegon, Mich, and John
Druggan, both convicted murderers.
were hanged from the same scaffold
at Chicago.
The funeral of the Queen of Den.
mark occurred at Copenhagen the 14th
At Franklyn, La. the 14th. thirteen
new cases of yellow fever developed
and one death occurred.
The Atlantic Transport Company's
90 lo Ca1o
patra, of the Wilson & Furness Ley
land line, which left London for New
York Thursday with SO passenger and
crew of $50, is ashore off the Lizard,
between the Manacles and the low
lands off the English caast.
The whaling bark Wenderer arrived
at San Francisco from the Aric. She
was one of the vessels that were
frozen in last winter and as soon as
the ice broke up, Captain Buckley
headed for San Francisco. She brings
down ID, 900 pounds of whale bone and
the captain reports that the other
vessels in the fleet are doing well.
The Indians at Mile Lac lakes, Min
nesota, have begun to act strangely.
They have been holding pow-wows
near school houses, frightening teach
ers and children.
The board of survey has reported
that it will cost $11, 2s7 to repair the
damage done to Schley's flagship. the
Brooklyn, at the battle of Santiago.
The Charles Munson Betting COM
pany of Chicago has assigned.
The first Colorado battery has been
ordered mustered out without furlough.
The Pillager Indians have made an
address to the publis reciting their
grievances and hope for peace.
Miss Beatrix Hoyt won the woman's
golf championship at New York, de-
feating Miss Maud Wetmore.
The meeting of the Cuban assem- bly,
at Santa Cruz is fixed for Oct. 30, but
owing to lack of transportation facili-
ties, the mem bers of the assembly will
be unable to arrive on time, and the
end of the month probably will have
come before the election of president
and abinet takes place.
The Indian war at Leech Lake, Mn
nesoto, is over. AS the result of a
council held the 10th, the Pillagers
will surrender the men wanted, and
they will be put under bonds to appear
before the courts when they are
wanted.
1t is officially announced that in the
wreck of the steamer Mohegon, off the
English co asst eleven of the passengers
were saved. Of the crew and cattle
men, 80 were saved Fourteen bodies
have been saved and 33 are missing.
The steamer Farrallon arrived at
Port Townsend, WASH, from Alaska
with SO passengers and large quanti-
ty of gold dust.
Representatives of railways entering
Omaha has agreed to reduce fares for
exposition travel to one-half cent a
mile within radius of 200 miles, be-
ginning Oct. 26 and continuing to the
31st.
The statement of September exports
just issued by the reasury bureau OF
statistics indicates that the calender
year 1898 will show the largest ex-
ports record of any calendar year in
the history of our foreign commerce.
The national peace jubilee of Chica-
go was inaugurated the 10th with
union thanksgiving service at the Au-
ditorium. President Mckinley attend
ed and listened to addresses by jew
ish rabbi, Roman Catholic priest, a
Presbyterian clergyman and a noted
colored orator.
In settlement near Winnipeg m an
and four children were found in
bouse murderad His wife is absent
and is supposed to be the guilty per-
son.
The insurgents at Lagaspi Philip
pine Islands have prevented Ameri-
can steamers from loading and unload
ing on the ground that there were
Spaniards aboard the vessels.
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