The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-01-26

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Late Doings Throughout the
World.
The Latest Happenings in Bott
continen.s IS in Condensed
Form.
Items Taken From the Latest Tele
graphic Reports on Subjects
of Interest.
The military bill has passed the Ger
man reichstag.
Mornon elders are gaining many pros
e4y IA O6O1s
A dynamite explosion occurred IN Jer.
sey City last week.
A $25O,OOO fire. occurred in Montreal,
Canada, last week.
Young's thoroughbred stallion Pizarro
is dead. He was valued at $4,000.
Two workmen have been killed by
falling from the ice palace in St. Paul.
A petition will be presented to the Mex
lean government to prohibit bull fighting.
The number of deaths in Dakota
by the recent cold snap is estimated at
l,uU.
The constitutional prohibition amend
ment has passed the senate by vote of
q to8.
Congress is considering the advisable
ity OF investigating the Reaching railroad
strikes.
The alleged silk custom frauds it is be-
ieved are confined to one New York firm
Of importers.
Senator Dolph has again brought to
the attention of congress the swamp
and question.
Balfour, chief secretary of Ireland, had
a cool reception at the judges luncheon
in Dublin last week.
A reception and banquet was given to
the q. A. r. commander-in-chief at
Washington last week.
Henry Watterson says the president g
message will be the democratic platform
IN the presidential campaign.
A gang of robbers who stopped train
near Mission City, Mo-, last week, were
put to flight by an armed posse.
The directions of the Northern Pacific
have formally ratified the lease of the
Oregon Railway 4 Navigation Co.
The sum of $5O,OiO has been appropri-
ated to pay the expenses of the United
States at the Australian Exhibition.
W. <. Vanderbilt paid Coquelia $4,000
for playing before him and his wife on
their yacht while at Constantinople.
Assassinations of Freemasons by the
fanatical clericals, for political reasons
are reported from the renloter quarters of
Mexico.
Karl Strugguth, Strasburg manufac-
turer, has been arrested on the charge of
furnishing information to the French
government.
William Murdock, an old and we'll
known citizen of Pittsburg, Pa, was VIC
timized to the amount OF ten thousand
dollars by bunko mel.
President Cleveland has conditionally
accepted an invitation to open the CEN
tennial exposition of the Ohio valley, at
Cincinnati, next spri0g.
Ike senate committee Oh public lands
has ordered ii favorable report oa Senator
Teller's bill to enable the state of Colo
RADIO to select indemnity school lands.
It is alleged that smuggler brought
in 800 watches recently without paying
duty, and three New York inspectors
have been suspended pending an investi-
cation.
Louise Michel, the socialist, while ad-
dressing meeting at Havre, France,
last week, was fired at twice by man in
the audience. Both shots took effect,
but neither are serious.
The great shipyards at Granville. near
Havre, France, have been burned and
the entire plant destroyed. Eight hum
lred workmen are thrown out of employ
nent by the condagation.
Tho massachusetts, legislature recon-
nends that private schools be required to
:egister and return lists of pupils aid
hat school committees be required to
7isit and examine private schools.