Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-16
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Violently Insane-A Chinese Tough-Vags
sent Up-Neglecting Fire Precautions.

violently Chinese T~Ough-Vags
Sent Up-Neglecting Fire Precautions.
P.J. Brophy was down from Butte yes.
terday.
Vim Copinus went to Butte on last
nights train.
Wm. Jennings got in the lower justice
court, 20 days for ROBBERY, M had a trial
in the upper court last night on another
charge.
The Presbyterian church people will give
an ice cream and strawberry social at
Evans Hall next Friday evening, and
during the evening they will give Rotations
and vocal and instrumental music.
There will be a meeting OF the commit
tee OF the lower picnic grounds at the Will
low Glen school house next Saturday AFTER
ton on the Fourth of July.
j. H. O'Neil, the would-be ravisher, has
escaped from the Jail. The officers have
telegraphed a descr ption of him to all the
principal towns and points in Montana.
One mark that he carries, and not an easy
one to get rid OF, is a large wart on his nose
directly between the eyes.
The fourteenth of June has been set
apart by the County Commissioners as the
day upon which Anaconda shall vote Tor
or against Incorporation. 1t is not gen.
orally regarded as an exciting event n
incorporation will receive a quiet but
strong endorsement by the citizens.
Frank Smith, Jim Kelly, Ed. Dolan, Ed.
WEIGH, James Murphy and Frank Hender-
son were each given thirty days for V
grancy by Judge Fitzgerald. In the same
court NJ s. C. Bradley sued John Myers for
$50 due her for board and lodgingin Butte.
Judgment in full and cost of suit for the
plaintiff.
Dan Birran's case has taken a bad turn.
He was violently insane all day yesterday,
taking several strong men to prevent him
from doing great damage to those around
him. He was taken to Deer Lodge last
night for examination before the Probate
Judge and a medical jury. 1t is earnestly
hoped not only Tor the a K of his family,
but for his own as well, that his aberra-
ton OF mind will only be temporary, and
that his trouble in this line will be OF short
duration.
The Marcus DAILY fire brigade made IL
present to the tower Of the alarm bell they
owned, but as yet no tower has been
erected for it. This is not the right way to
treat the Brigade, nor should this extra
protection against fire be neglected longer.
should the smelter smoke settle between
there and the town their lookout could not
see a fire here in town, and before an alarm
Coulu w otlt bhu VuC CuSiHo DIOuSuI ofcI,
II vast amount of damage could be done.
Those living in or between frame buildings
should take this to themselves and act
Immediately with energy to have the bell
made use of
Monday night there was a great hub bub
dow in Chinatown and after the officers
had come up it was found that one, Ching
Wing had tried to wing one OF his country.
men with a s~ix-shooter, one Of the shots
going through his skirts narrowly missing
the flesh. Yesterday he was brought into
Judge Fitzpatrick court and a charge
of assault with intent to kill
was brought against Wing. Judge
Fitzpatrick sent John Moran and Frank
Corners to Deer Lodge for thirtv days
each for vagrancy. Robt Reed and James
Williams for disturbing the peace got
twenty days each. Louis Perron was
tried for assault and battery and the
costs assessed against the prosecuting witt
ness.