The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-01-19
GENERAL ktDVS.
Late Doings Throughout the
World.
The Latest Hapoeaings in Both
Continents in Condessed
r III.
Hens - s~r~. Oh SUBJECTS
Or interest.

Over 100 printers, third Of all the ,an-
ION printers OF Louisville have been Oh
the Courier journal pay rolI. Al. these
except SIX were On strike last Friday.
E. Il. Evans and II. Z. Williams. killed
each o.her at the Parker house al Anns-
ion, ls.a., i,st Friday. Williams 1.1s>ie
objections to ;heui .snicl resulted in a
quarrel,
JOHN Arene6lori. OF Sioaz City, who
was rec9n ntly acquitted cE the charge Of
killing Rev. Mr. .la,teloch is in eanoh,
Wis. negotiating for tho purchase
OF brewery
ho steamer 0aalio arrived at san
Eren,isco iron. China ard Japan last z IL
| day AFTERNOON with two eases OF small
i,oz CT board. The vessel WAS Immediate
| 'y Pa: in quarantine.
A fire broke out last Friday night in
:be heart Of the city OF Inii:in. polls. Ind
and tie stores destroyed were al among
the largest On the street. The lldis iei,,;;i
losses toot Up 20 3J5;,sN.
Ss7esai L+a::en o Hicecs are in Berlin
| consulting with the German military an
thorities. Il j. reported that thair mis-
sion is in connection With Italy's under
taking 20 send 11.t1 & tToors 10 Galicia II
the eSent o: waT
A motion for new trial i'll the case o.
Orisco!l the, murder Of ''Dreozy' Garri1y
on The ground OF newly acquired evidence
has been denied. An appeal We taken
20 Tie h;4l,er <so:,rt, ahicI, ~ilI probably
a.: as :. st.sY 9: rxec:,4;on
! :.::;:.~o:l :c,en.t Il last E;saa<. n ,Tovs2-
il-- 90 TIE Eric :.ii.oaa. between ;";,'o
and Kansas. An engineer was killed ard
lis fireman severely injured. Scveral
passengers arc reported injured,
but the facts are not oi)tainable.
After e's1ding the detectives for year
residents OF the City Of Mexico cat cf
nearly $1,000 by spurious advance sl
of tickets for a series OF cuncerts
By me Patti. has bael srrested.
Advices FROM the Drss;an Frontier say
that troops IN the !.ut,lin district are s,;1-
feting terribly iircrt the cold Forty sen
t:nels have been frozen to death. Dyse1,-
terry a:2d typhoid fever prevails. !. larg
staff Of doctors have been engaged.
The Porte 0; Constantinople HIS ad
vices from St. Petersburg denving the
rnnaors 0; actual or intended Esssian dis
ar,.lent IN connection With t.i3 H3.1g.r;2n
question. Russia will not subordinate
her military arrangements to those Of
oiher nations.
"GraEa!na" Garfield. as President Ger
fields mother is called by those who
know be-. is IL at the old homestead at
Mentor. She wants to see Jimmy" ;;s
she terms her dead son, and, although
not very sick, it is Thought that her end
is drawing near, as she is very aged.
A letter dated Callao, December 17th.
says: "IDtense excitement has rciyned
in Lima and Cal|ao owing to paper cur
rency continuing to decrease ia value,
Disorders have resulted IN tho market
places and streets and a regular panic
occurred"
Miss Eva Watarbury,of South Norfolk,
Conn, pretty eiglteen-year-oltl school
girl, y no has been missing .or some days
has been found in 4 notorious house in
the city, known as the Red House." an6
kept by on7 frankie Raymond The girl
LETT her home becanse Of her step fathers
! cruelty.
Tho senate went into executive session
at iree o'clock Monday aitarnocn and
three quarters of I'D hour later took up
the nomination OF Lamar. lis consider
alton lasted until o'clock, at which tire
the NOM nation was confirmed by vote
Of f>2 TO 3. Senators I:idJaIbc1ger, Stan
ford and Stewart voted with tho demo
crats All the othar republicans voted or
we're paired against Lamar and all the
democrats were in his favor. The dis
c',ss;on was almost entirely confined to
the republican sido
Saturday end Sunday nights were the
co!dast over experienced in the region o.
Kansas City, Thermometers registered la
below zero at one time. Reports OF CASES
of freezing fron: points III Kansas are ap-
palliny The blizzard that ragged through
this section few weeks ago left people
in an exhausted condition. It is esti-
mated that three Thousand people IL
Clark county are in destitute condition.
The Presbyterian minister at Hartford,
Keary county, writes to the Aid Societ:
for assistance sor the PEOPLE of that sec
ton. saving: III relief does not cc:ae
hundreds will die"