The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-07-18
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Won Treutler German minister to Bri-
| Zil.
| A special to the Lokal Anzieger from
hamburg says IL has been officially an
| nounced that King Edward viii arrive
| at Hamburg July 80
The pro-Boer agitator Kapuscha has
! peen sentenced in Vienna to five years
Imprisonment for appropria ting funds
| collected in connection with his agita-
| ton.
There is the highest authority fcr
stating that there is no truth in he
reported engagement Of the czarowitz
TO Princess Cecile Of Mecklenburg-
Schwerin.
"A general railroad strike for increased
wages has commenced in Perth, West
ern Australia, and the consequent tie
up OF the roads is complete throughout
Western Australia.
In consequence of the failure of the
! Kharkoff Commercial bank, the Com
mercial bank of Ekaterinoslaff, Russia,
suspended payment yesterday. Its IL
abilities are 1,250 900 rubles.
There has been a complete suppress
sion Of the disturbances growing out
OF the financial trouble from which
! the Argentine government has an
nounced its intention to withdraw
Herr Dodel, a town councillor and
chairman of the board of supervisors
OF the recently-fail Leipziger bank.
who have just returned to Leipzig from
New York. was arrested yesterday.
There is no foundation for the rrmor
circulated in the United States that n
bubonic scare exists in Rio de Janeiro.
Four cases of the disease have been re-
ported, but all were brought from
Oporto.
Martial law has been proclaimed in
Seville, Spain, owing to the turbulence
of the strikers. mob last night pa
raded the streets, hurting stones Iio-
miscuously until late hour. The
streets are now patrolled by troops.
The Fossiche Zeitung, Berlin, an
nounced that Emperor Williams yacht
Meteor has been sold to Prince Furst-
enberg. The Meteor has gone to Eng
land, where she has been entered for
seventeen races during the Cowes re-
gatta.
The Havana municipal council has
passed a vote of thanks 10 Capt. Luz
Glen Young, captain of the port, for his
recent display of promptitude and reso-
luton In saving lives threatened by
the overlooking of the Almendares
river.
The Vatican has received official in
formation that in consequence Of the
enactment by the French parliament CT
the law of associa tons BILL many con-
gregations in France VIII rrtnsf.r their
headquarters to Brussels or other Bel
gian cities.
Mrs. Ronalds, one of the American
ladies who raised the fund when the
hospital ship Maine was bought aud
equipped for the use of the British in
the Boer war, has been gazetted as an
honorary lady of grace Of the order of
st. John of Jerusalem.
A Yoemanry patrol came i'm touch
with Malan's scouts on the morning of
July few miles outside Of Richmond.
The Beers having the stronger force.
the patrol retired. Lategan's and Ma
lans commanders were then reported
to be twelve miles from Richmond.
Richard Croker, boss of Tammany
Hall, has served notice on the English
racing public that he intends to remain
a fixture on their turf by entering seven
horses for the next two years Derbies
two for 1902 and five for 1903 all of
them the progeny of Americas and
Dobbins.
The viceroy of India, Lord CurZon of
Kedleston, telegraphs that the rainfall
in the Bombay deccan, Central prov
inces, Eastern Bengal, Burmah and AS
sam has been generally sufficient for
agricultural purposes. The total num-
Der of persons employed on the relief
work is 5S5,000.
Prince Christian, eldest son Of the
crown prince of Denmark, intends 10
visit the United States on board his
yacht in the spring of 1902, unless in
the meantime the kings age should
bring about the accession Of the crown
prince Prince and Princess Charles of
Denmark also contemplate a trip 20
America in 1902.