The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-10-01

! the financial situation which will be-
gin soon.
Winnipeg-"Pop" Walters, former
staffsergeant in the Royal Northwest
Mounted police, and known from coast
| to coast as one of the best horsemen
in the country, is dead. He was "a
years old. The body was buried with
military honors, detachment from
the Winnipeg garrison assisting.
Regina, Sask.-Twenty million tons
of bituminous coal have been proved
to exist within 200 miles of Regina,
Saskatchewan. The coal is said to be
better in quality than the bituminous
Goals of Alberta. Fifty-one coal mines
in Saskatchewan produced 100000 tons
of coal in the year 1919. The output
is increasing every year.
Foreign
London-Seven persons were killed
| In rioting at Turin, said Rome dis
patch.
Genoa-Two bombs, similar to that
exploded in the stock exchange were
found in livery stable.
Paris-Restrictions upon the sale of
milk, candy and pastry were removed
by decree published by the govern.
ment.
Paris-Holland is considering join.
ing the Franco-Belgian military ALI
ance, according to dispatches from
Brussels.
Constantinople-It is reported that
plot fomented by Asiatic bolsheviki
to assassinate the sultan has been dis,
covered. The palace is being guarded
Riga-Information has been received
by Russian officials here that the wife
of Alexander F. Kerensky, former die.
tator, is now living in restitution in
Petrograd.
Paris-Damage estimated at 50,000,.
900 francs has been caused in upper
Maurienne by floods which followed in
the wake of a violent storm on both
sides of the Franco-Italian frontier.
Dublin-Young Ireland reports the
passage of the industries bill at
secret session of the Irish parliament.
The parliament recorded its apprecia.
tion of the loyalty and devotion OF
Lord Mayor MacSwiney.
Vienna-Slow moving landslides GOV.
ering considerable territory are doing
considerable damage in the Sanding
Alps of upper Austria. The entire
mountain surface apparently is sett.
ling. Many huts have been destroyed.
Amerongen-The former German
emperor was given an enthusiastic
public reception, the first since he gave
up the throne of Germany, when he
came from Doom to turn over hos
pital he ordered built as a memorial
to this village.
Geneva-Tke inhabitants of the vii
lage of Martigny face the prospect OF
being able to drink only wine and beer
for some time, the result of the town
waterworks having been washed away
by the food caused by the bursting OF
glacier pocket.
Berlin-The German government
has seized the contents of the castle OF
Glinecke, the residence of Prince Leo
pold of Prussia, and will sell them to
satisfy the claims of his servants for
back pay. His silver plate and treas.
ure is valued at several million marks.
Milan-Luisa Tetrazzinfs affairs fig.
ured in Milan court, when pretty
Mrs. Pellegrini Tato accused the
famous operate singer of having de-
stroyed her married happiness by
stealing the affection of her husband,
Umberto Tato. The plaintiff asked
100000 golden Tires or $125,OO0 for
damages.
Milan-News dispatches from Ora
vina, in South Italy, indicate the most
serious disturbances. An armed band
of peasants invaded the town, looting
the shops and Selling the post and
telegraph offices as well as the cara.
binieri's barracks. The inhabitants, |
terrorized, barricaded themselves In |
their homes
an immediate coal strike and with |
fairly definite assurances the postpone
ment will be permanent, Great Britain |
celebrated in holiday style. Church |
bells changed the message of an armi. |
stice between miners and colliery own
ers, and merrymaking followed in the |
wake Of the message as 1t made it's |
way across the island.
San Salvador-Alarm has been oc- |
casioned at Corinto, the most i'm |
portant Pacific port of Nicaragua, by |
a subsistence of the earth along that |
section of the coast. The island, which |
lies just off the harbor, is being in
vaded by the ocean, and the people |
are leaving it. CorintU is situated on |
the northern end of the Nicaraguan
coast, which is of volcanic origin.
Paris-Judge Gilbert H. Gary of the |
United States Steel corporation &C.
cepted an invitation to return here |
next year with delegation of Amer |
lean steel men to inspect the steel in |
dustry, in process of reconstruction.
Warsaw-Polish troops captured |
l,100 Lithuanians along the river Mu-
chawied. Fighting there was stub
born, the statement said. Soviet regi- |
ments comprising Lettish and German
communists were reported in sanguin-
airy fighting against the Poles in the
Odelsk region.
Havana-Former President Jose Mi
guel Gomez has been nominated by the
Cuban Liberal party for president 1
The election is to be held November
!. He is being opposed by former Vice
President Alfredo Zayas, candidate OF
the National League, coalition or the /
Conservative and Popular parties.