The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-04-19

Items Take. sszo, .sss! Latest Tele-
graphic Reports on Subjects
of Interest.
Bricklayers and masons IN the City OF
Mayence France are on strike.
DR.. Leila G. Bedell, of Chicago, has a
practice that brings her $1,000 year.
The Central Labor Union of New
York has declared boycott on all pool
beer.
Senator Stewart has introduced bill
granting a pension Of 5000 year to the
widow of Chief Justice Waite.
In the Mohawk valley in the state Of
New York the ground is covered with
snow and it is still falling fast.
The brewery OF Frederick Fresinious
& Sons, at New Haven, Conn, burned
last Sunday morning. Loss $4,000, in
surance $4,000.
VIM. O'Brien, NJ. p, was arrested at
Kingston last Saturday in consequence
Of his speech at meeting at Loughrea.
He was taken to Loughrea Jail.
The comptroller of currency has al
thorized the Ellensburgh national bank
Of Eilensburgh, Washington territory, to
begin business with capital of $4,000
Last Saturday. at Wells, Col, Freder-
ick Baker killed n. B. ConneN and John
Morrison in cold blood because they
would not stop when commanded to Go
SO in passing by his house.
The branch Office at Queenstown Of the
American Exchange in Europe has failed
to honor number of drafts including
one United States government draft
width prosecuted y. ~1to ~v.-.,-.l-
The lodges, dormitories and private
rooms Of the Shattuck school at Fair
bault we're entered by burglars last Mon
day night, the inn1avos c1ornformel and
$4,000 worth of iova:sy arl E42nar taken.
Matthew Ar..o.d, The noted poet, sciioi-
ar, critic and theologian, whose recent
article on ''Ciyilization in the United
States'' attracted marked attention, died
suddenly in Liverpool Of heart disease
last Monday.
A table compiled from specials to tie
Boston Post show gross exchanges OF the
leading clearing houess Of the week end
ing April 14th, were 1886. C9O39, a de-
crease OF 1877 per cont from the same
time last year.
Representative Mckinley, one of the
members of the ways and
means committee, says the republicans
Of the house do not intend to interpose
tiibustering tactices to prevent the con-
s:deration OF the tariff bill.
James Pike attacked Charles Billops
with knife at Ona, VIVA, last Monday,
when Billops raised an ak and struck
terrific blow, splitting Pixies body from
the shoulder to the waist Billops sur
rendered himself and is in jail.
At Akron, Ohio last Saturday morn
ng Charles A. Teita, a German merchant
-ailor, aged Is years, beat his wife's
brains out with base ball bat and then
by drowning in the canal. They
lad quarre]led about money matters.
In the case of Ensign Ryan and j. II. |
Meade, charged with abduction of Min
lie Rose Parsons. at Pittsburg, Pa, the
lefendants waived hearing before the
curt. Miss Parsons will probably leave
Or New York to fulfill her theatrical en-
agement.
A brewery lockout has begun in New
'ork and more than $4,000 brewers.
rewery wagon drivers, masters, helpers.
1agon makers, coopers, painters and
pprentices, in that city, Brooklyn, Jer-
~ City, Newark, Patterson and Staten
sland, are out of work.
The first of three bicycle races to be
by William Rowe, of America,
nd Richard Howell, of England, for the
of the world and $1,000
ook place last Saturday at Leicester.
,ngland. The distance was FIVE miles.
lowell won by FIVE yards in 1887 Is.
By unanimous vote the house COM
littee on elections have decided the con-
>sted election case OF Nathan Frank VS..
Ohm NJ. Glover in the ninth Missouri
istrict in favor of Mr.. Glover, the SIT
ng member. Two republican members
the committee were absent from the
Getting.
R. Mills, one of the most remarkable i
Texas pioneers, died at Galveston, /
exas, last Saturday, aged 70. Prior to |
10 war his slaves and plantations were
alued at $3,OOO,0OO. President Lincoln's s
emancipated 1000 select t
ayes belonging to the deceased and re- t
llted in his financial ruin from which i
; never entirely recovered. Il