The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-04-26

items 9ken from the laIeSt e!e
graphic Reports on Subjects
! of interest.
Brigadier General VIM. Dwight died
IN Boston last Sunday.
The senate has passed IT,, bill for the
admission of South Dakota by vote OF
26 to q. -
Dr.. D. Ha:es Agnew, one of General
Grants physicians died in New York
last week.
Max Strakosch, the famous impresario
is lying seriously i'll at his residence in
New York.
| Jem Smi h has accepted the challenge
of Jackson, the Australian champion, fol
e1,000 side.
Mile. Ferry, a French ballet girl, re-
Gently celebrated her 9th birthday. She
is still young.
General Greeley predicts that the hot
test days of the coming summer will be
July 18th, 18th and 10th.
Bob Hilliard, actor and ex-king of the
dudes, was whipped On Broadway, New
York, by an enraged actress.
The president has vetoed the bill!
passed last week for the relief Of Paymas-
ter Bash of the United States army.
Near Augusta, Wis, Sunday, Erne at
Lissick's little son was scalded to death
by falling into tub of boiling water.
A Detroit man purchased a tub of but
ter, dicovered it to be oleomargarine and
later twelve pound stone in the bottom.
The richest child in America is iIay
Sharpless, OF New Jersey, a miss OF nine
years, who is worth sa,O00,0oO in her own
right.
United States Minister Pendleton is
rapidly recovering. Pendleton's physi-
clan advises him to abstain from work for
long time.
c. c. Barber, of Akron, Ohio, is p.c
prietcr of the largest match factory in
the United States, an institution turning
out 100000 day.
An explosion occurred in ST. heion col
liery, at Workington, Eng, last week in
which seventeen persons were killed and
several injured fatally.
A conflict between Anti Boulanger
students and Boulangerists occurred in
the streets Of Paris last week in which
there was little bloodshed.
A London Times Vienna correspond
ent says the runor that the Emperor of
Brazil will abdicate is denied. The EN-
peror will soon return Brazil.
John A. Logan, son of the late senator,
was arrested at Carleton, Pa, for shoot
ing an Italian laborer at q limestone
quarry, where he was acting as superin-
tendent.
Mr.. Pend'eton, the American minister,
while travelling to Frankfort Germany
was stricken with apoplexy. He was
taken to the hospital at West Baden,
where he now lies
The new statehouse Of Texas, at
Austin, tho largest capitol building in
the United States, wac opened for the
first time last Sunday night to the legis-
lature and citizens.
At Jeanner, Louisiana, in dispute at
the polls Tuesday, Nicholas Provost was
shot dead, and his brother L. F. Provost
norta lily wounded. The trouble is said
to have arisen Fl ON family feud.
James Cumm ;ns, manager Of the RIG.
Dunn Commercial Agency at Dayton,
Ohio, committed suicide last Sunday |
syening by shooting himself. He has
oeen dealing heavily at the Ducket shops. |
Special to the Boston Post show gross
exchanges of the leading clearing houses
# the United States for the week ended
April 2l were $685., ,490, 1854, decrease of
03 percent. from the corresponding
period last year.
1Senator Cullom, whose attention was
allied to the frequent mention of his
lsme in connection with the presidential
lominstion, has authorized reporter of
he associated press to say he is not a
,andidate for the honor.
Notice was received at Des Moines, Ia,
asst Saturday from Judge Brewer, of the
United States Circuit Court, that he had