Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-08
TELEGR IPHIC Biz PITIES.
News From Every Part O. She World Put
Into tho Smallest compass.

News From Every Part o. She World Put
Into tho Smallest compass.
Robert Garrett is very i'll at the Brevoort
House, New York.
Gen. Eades died in Paris, Sunday, while
ad dressing meeting OF strikers.
John L. Sullivan is again training, under
the care of Murphy, with Ike Weir, at Nam
tucket Beach.
The ship Star of Greece sunk near Ade-
laide Island, and about twenty persons
were drowned.
The Rev. j. w. Burgen, dean OF Chichester,
England, is dead.
1t is reported that two men have been
killed and three wounded in q riot at
Gaudiere Station, La.
A trapper named Myers, from Michigan,
with his wife and two children, are reported
to have been killed near Fort Worth.
The Indiana White Caps are said to be
alarmed at the action of Gov. Gray, who
says he means to break up the villainous
organization.
Gen. Clinton B. Fisk and John A. Brooks,
the Prohibition candidates for President
and Vice President, have written letters OF
acceptance OF the nominations.
During the storm in New York City,
Saturday night, the planning mill and ad-
joining property, belonging to r. J. Francis,
were burned by lightning. Loss, $125, 900.
The Lincoln, Neb., branch of the Irish
National League of America, Sunday
adopted resolutions denounciDg the British
Government for it's treatment of the late
John Vaudeville.
Lightning, Saturday night, knocked the
cross off the tower of the Chapel OF the
Good Shepherd on Goth street, New York.
Lightning also killed Martin Olson and two
of his children near Lanesboro, Minn., Sat-
urday.
1t is stated that the Chinese authorities
are incensed at the action OF Australia in
refusing admission to Chinese; the latter
are in tructed to wind up their affairs there
within three years and return home, and
there is much talS of belligerency.
Naval Captains W. D. Caldwell, of Ten
nessee; E. V. D. johnson, of Indiana; ]. T.
Mcmillan, OF California; Jno. W. Enman,
OF Missouri, and D. M. Young, of Virginia,
have been honorably discharged from the
navy with one years pay, there being no
vacancy for them.
Through carelessness an Italian was blown
to pieces while carry ing twenty-five pounds
of powder at the rock-cut at Squantuck,
Conn.,, sunday, ana Dennis SullVans eyes
were blown out. The Italians Immediately
struck and declared they will do no more
Sunday work on the road.
Frank L. H. Chamberlain died Sunday
evening of typhoid fever at Marietta,
Ohio. OF those who partook OF the college
alumni dinner June 81, more than twenty
have been seriously attacked with typhoid
fever. Chamberlain is the third to die.
The others are dangerously sick.
Drivers, conductors and stablemen on
the Brooklyn cross. town surface roads, TO
the number OF 400 men. struck work Sum
day because one of their number was dis
charged for arriving at the end OF his trip
four minutes ahead OF time. Some OF the
strikers have been arrested charged with
cutting horse with a knife!
Advices from the Choctaw Nation, Indian
Territory, say that Charles Perkins, horse
thief and murderer, killed two deputy U. 8.
Marshals and one citizen last Friday, at
Marshall Ferry, on the Red River, while re-
sisting arrest. There are nine indictments
against him, and he declares he will not be
taken alive