The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-11-03
LATER.

Latter.
The hospital ship Relief arrived at
Manila. One death is reported.
Brig. Gen. Guy V. Henry, U. s. A.,
late military governor of Porto Rico,
died the 27th at his home in New York,
aged 60 years.
John Alexander Dowie, the ''Divine
Healer" was mobbed at Hammond,
Ind, while attempting to deliver a lee
ture. He escaped injury by catching
a flying trolly car.
All the arrangements have been
completed for Emperor Williams visit
to the queen. His majesty will arrive
in England on Nov. 90, and remain at
Windsor Castle five days, after which
he will go to Sandringham for two
days visit to the prince of Wales.
A colossal bronze image of Christ
Blessing Mankind, which was being
hoisted into a niche in the new Cathe-
dral at Berlin, Germany, fell a hun
dred feet. The image was ruined, but
no one was hurt.
The steamship Etruria, sailing from
New York for Europe, took out sos, 600
ounces OF silver.
At Chicago, Joe Choynski defeated
Steve ODonnell in five rounds.
Mack Cannon was hanged at Allan
ia, Ca, for the murder of VIM. Briscoe,
near War Station, in April last.
The Beers buried the body of Gen.
Symons close to the English church in
Dundee.
The revolution in Colombia is said to
be confined to the departments of
Bolivar and Santander. The govern
ment has dispatched an army corps
against both departments.
Neither the Pullman Car company
has Afforded the Wagner, nor have the
Wagner company absorbed the Pull
man. The two companies have simply
amalgamented, retaining the Pullman
organization, however, in preference
to the Wagner, as the Pullman is a
stock company and the Wagner merely
a business association with no charter.
An authoritive statement was issued
formally denying the rumors of in
tended Franco-Russian intervention in
the Transvaal war and declaring that
France has no ground and no desire
for any such Intervention at present
and that Russia is most likely placed
in the same position, adding that Ger
many is the only power directly con-
cerned in the matter.
John Goosby, a negro, was lynched
at Reagans Mill, Ca, by mob. A
few days ago Goosby stabbed his en-
ployer, John Robinson. Robinson will
probably recover.
The U. S. torpedo boat Dahlgren, on
her trial trip, made 35 miles an hour.
Rear Admiral Cromwell, command
ing the naval station at Havana, has
been ordered to New York.
Three men were killed on the rail-
way between Barnett and Atwater,
Ill. Their handcar was struck by
passenger train.
Isaac r. Golden died while playing
whist at the Chicago whist club.
The Twentieth Kansas volunteers
were mustered out at Camp Preside,
San Francisco, the 2Sth.
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer, one of the
Oldest wholesale boot and shoe houses
in Chicago, will retire from business
the first of the year, having accumu-
lated a fortune. Business will be con-
tinued by old employees.
Detachments of the Sixth infantry
have recently been engaged in dispers-
ing bands of bandits who have been
operating in the island of Negros.
Captain Simons struck village of
Tulisanos near San Carlos and Captain
Evans defeat another band, killing ten,
wounding many and capturing twenty,
There were no American losses.
The business portion of Bloomdale,
o., was destroyed by fire.
After five days continuous rain, a
terrific hurricane swept over Santiago
de Cuba, causing much damage. Twelve
houses were wrecked and others badly
damaged.
1t is expected that negotiations will
be opened soon at Madrid for new
treaty between Spain and the United
States.
Senator Knute Nelson of Minnesota
arrived in New York on the Amster-
dam.
The transport City of Picking sailed
from San Francisco for Manila via
Honolulu, with eight companies of
Thirty-frst infantry. The Centennial
also sailed with cargo of horses.