Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-24
The members OF the South Butte w..

The members Of the South Rutt0 ~
tian Association are invited to may unfls-
pext Sunday evening for the purnos. On
perfecting reorganization. EvervhdJa Of
uesires to see church services ma;ntyN VINO
in South Butte is invited to attend "ned
The Anaconda Review says: There
considerable sport being had with a con,1 -
OF our prominent young men, who ;;ttpie
said, are about to embrace Judaism. Ths'ss'
is one part Of the ceremony, which ~ neie
said, will come off early in June" IS
Lew Clemens, one OF the Utah g. yo,+,
ern engineers, is the recipient OF a lov;rr
mothers blessings. While at Dillon thss
ot"er evening he rescued a baby which ha =
fallen into a creek, and earned the evarl"".a
ing gratitude Of the little ones mamma
A m that Jay Could had been asso.
sinated sprea' like wildfire through U.s..
city, last evening and caused IL rush 70 the
newspaper oftire- for details. Tire antboae
OF the canard Goubtie $ enjoyed the s;oIs
Of the April fools rushing around like crea
people.
Miss Fay. who will haye her great ral;,;.
spiritual anc in the Grand Opera HonSo
on Sunday evening. is a charmingladv asIS
has stood the m~ediumistic test before sonl
of the highest authorities in the wo,Id
There is nothing tricky about the lady hm.
she is as sincere and honest in her belief q,
Il supernatural power Ills can be.
The Keokuk iowa cate fftv of q 10
cent date announced the Forthcoming mo,
riage at Chicago of Miss Grace Mct,nns
formerly OF krOkuk, and Mr.. q. Fl. Butla,
OF Butte. The parties are welI-known j.,
local society circles. Miss McCune spent .
few weeks of last summer here, vistina
friends. The groom prospective is IA boob
keeper at the MOulton mine.
Mrs. Deans house, ON the MeaderviI.
road, which was destroyed by fire a few
evenings since, was insured in the C., meet
icut of Hartford, for 81 900. Messrs. Cur.
It's & Majors telegraph'd the company that
night, informing them Of the disaster, and
half an hour later were in receipt of in.
strtictions to use their own discretion in
the matter Of settling the claim. Such con.
fidence is. to say the least, as. encouraginv
as it is deserved. "
John P. Glow, the pugilist, departed YES.
terday morning for Portland. where he ex.
poets to arrange a match with the. Oregon
champion, Dave Campbell. From Port.
land Glow will go to San Francisco to
llSuu lJiCh MdUIltWS anu await UpVplOn.
ments OF the match pending bet weeu him.
SELF and Pete Mccoy, which will lie fought
either in this Territory or Idaho. CLOVIS
movements will be eagerly watched bya
host OF friends in Butte.
Libby Prison Demolished,
RICHMOND, April 22.-One OF three teue.
ments composing the building known as
Libby Prison, used during the late war for
the keeping OF Federal prisoners, collapsed
this e ening from overburdened floors,
The building is occupied by the Southern
Fertilizing Company, and the collapsed
tenement a Used for the storage of fer.
tilizers.
The damage to the stock and building is
likely to reach 500, 200.
Fanny Will Talk.
LONDON, April 22.-The woman known az
'Fanny," who was mentioned in connection
with the Crawford-Dilke scandal, is in Lon.
don, and will testify at the new trial OF the
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