The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1899-11-24
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The Cuban anarchist who attempted
to assassinate Senior Garcia, the civil
governor of Santa Clara, in January,
| years Imprisonment.
The premier, M. Waldeck-Rosseau,
in the French senate has asked that
| the amnesty commission include in its
proposed bill all matters connected
| with the Dreyfus case which were eX-
cluded when the bill passed the cham
| Der of deputies last session.
Cornelius Corcoran shot and killed
three of his children and fatally
| wounded fourth, at Chicago. He
| then killed himself. The children
killed were IA, 8 and 6 years old re-
| spectively.
Michael Emil Rollinger, who MUIR
dered his wife last December and then
set fire to the house in an endeavor to
hide his crime, was hanged in the Cook
county Jail, at Chicago. He protested
| his innocence to the last.
d. L. Moody, the evangelist, was
taken dangerously i'll with heart dis
ease at Kansas City, Mo-
Count Won Buelow will not make a
Samoan statement in the reichstag I'M
| TIL the United States has formally no
| titled Germany of its consent to the
| agreement entered into between Great
Britain and Germany.
A match has been arranged between
| James j. Corbett and Champion JEFF
| fries.
Maurice Mehan,. an inmate of the
Morgan county Qll.) poorhouse, has
fallen heir to $4,000 bequeathed to
| him by his son, who went to the Black
Hills some years ago.
The president has appointed II. w.
| Hart, of Alliance, O., to be consul at
Dusseldorf, vice Petit, deceased.
The industrial commission has re-
| ceived from Andrew Carnegie pro-
mise to appear in December and give
his testimony upon trusts. 1t will be
the last taken upon this subject prepa
| ratory to the preliminary report to
congress early in January. John Wan
| amaker is expected to testify next
week upon combination stores.
A question which is likely to have an
important If not deciding influence
on the contest for the governorship of
| Kentucky, was brought up before the
canvassing board of Jefferson county,
| which includes Louisville. Counsel
| for the Democratic candidates gave
| notice of a motion to throw out the
vote of the city because of the presence
of militia at the polling places on
Nov. T.
The British steamer j. W. Taylor is
| delayed at the New York quarantine
under suspicion of having bubonic
plague aboard.
The democratic newspapers of Ken
lucky give Taylor (rep.) a plurality on
| the face of the returns.
The wrecking steamer Culgoa from
Hong Kong has gone to raise. if posi-
bic, the cruiser Charleston.
A mob at West Liberty, O., battered
| down the Jail and took out Nell Jack
| son, a white woman, Ed jackson and
| Dave Richman (both colored) tarred
and feathered them and drove them
out of town. They had been arrested
on suspicion of barn burning.
A brilliant shower of meteors was
| observed at Birmingham, Ala, the
| night of the 10Th. The negroes were
| badly frightened and resorted to prayer
| for safety.
L. B. Imboden, found guilty of con-
| Quoting wildcat" bank at Kansas
City, Mo-, was sentenced to ten years
in the penitentiary.
War has broken out in the British
possession of New Guinea, eleven vii
lagos having been destroyed, with
heavy slaughter of the inhabitants.
The Beers attempted to rush Est
| court, but one shot from the British
naval guns and several long range
volleys fred by the Dublin Fusiliers
sent them back precipitately. The
| Beers had several guns posted on sur
rounding kopjes, but the British naval
men apparently astonished them and
| their guns were withdrawn.
General Macarthur entered Corona
and pushed advance to Paniqui, few
| miles beyond. The inhabitants re-
manned in houses; received troops hos
pitably; first instance during en- tire adj
vance from San Fernando. Railroad
| intact from washout north of Tarlac
to Paniqui, but engines and cars parti-
ally destroyed by insurgents on re-