The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1888-07-26
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF
THE WORLD.
A COLLATION. Of Dispatches and Other
News Items Of Interest to (Dur
Readers, Including All the Prin-
clpal Events of the Week.

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Q Mrs. Norton. who eloped with Edito,
. Moore of St. Louis, declines to return to
, her husband.
The marriage of the Duke of Aosta tc
Princess Letitia Bonaparte is fixed fol
September II.
. New York liquor dearlers are in con.
3 vention at Rondout preparing for a
vigorous campaign.
The National Business Educators as.
soclatlon is in annual convention at
l Minneapolis, MINI.
The Irish Parliament Fund associa-
ton has determined to send $4,000 to
Parnell for party purposes.
Two sons of Geo. L. Hibbard, one of
the pioneer merchants of Portland, Ore,
were drowned last Monday.
. Hicks Carmichael, colored, who mur-
dered Sheriff Shippe on May Goth last,
was hung at Knoxville, Tenn, last Fri
day.
I Simon Pitts, blind negro, was hanged
at Clayton, Ala, last Monday for tho
murder OF London Walker, his room
mate.
The famous Thomson divorce case of
Salina county, on trial at Boonville, Mo-,
ended Wednesday, entirely in Mrs. Thom-
sons favor.
New York hopgrowers at Utica, We'd
nesday, declared themselves politically
opposed to any man not friendly to hops,
malt and beer.
The Barrett brothers, who were sen
fenced to be hanged at Minneapolis for
the murder of street-car driver, have
secured new trial.
Murray Lewis, colored, who some time
ago cut the throat of his mistress and
threw her body into the river, was
hanged on the 18th at Greenville, Miss.
The vessel W. d. Roche is at Tacoma,
W. T., thirtyfive days from Yokohama,
with 100000 pounds of tea for Eastern
points. Another cargo is due in fort
night.
| The weather throughout England is
intensely cold. Snow has fallen in the
suberbs of London. It is the first time
snow has been known to fall in that
country in July.
L. W. Gates, postal clerk running
! between Davenport and Atchison, has
! been arrested for embezzlement. Gates
is prominent member of the Christian
church and lived at Cameron, Mo.
In the circuit court at Springfield, Mo-,
last week, VIM. Huddleson, colored, was
sentenced to tive years Imprisonment
for outraging white woman. George
Simpson, also colored, got two years for
forgery.
A negro desparado was shot and in
stantly killed while resisting arrest at
Cerrillas, N. NJ. The negro had taken
refuge behind large tree and was about
to shoot, when volley of shots from the
officers felled him.
John Zachar, of Racine, Wisconsin,
who wilfully tasted 53 days, is now at the
point of death. The milk and other food
is not retained on the stomach, which
has left him in a very weak and ex-
hausted condition.
The Mills bill for free trade passed tho
house last Saturday by vote of 1862 to
149. Sowden of Pennsylvania, Green
man and Bliss of New York, (democrats),
voted against it, and Fitch of New York,
and Nelson of Minnesota, (republicans),
voted for it.
Jack Allen was hung at Monticello, N.
Y, last Friday for the murder of Ulsura
Ulrich at Jetfersonv1lle, N. Y, last Octo-
Der. Allen had an iron nerve. and sang
and prayed nnder the gallows in clear
voice. He asked for glass of whisky,
which was refused him. He put the
moose around his own neck, and said,
"Let her go, Gallagher" the sheriff
pulled the lever and Aliens body swung
in the air. Allen was an Englishman,
81 years old, and came to this country
about two years ago.
Tuesday man was found near tho
MissOula depot in an insensible con-
ditlon. Upon recovering consciousness
the man gave his name as Henry Will
Jams, and said he had been drugged and
robbed Of 5000 by three men who had
followed him from Drummond. Soon as
the man was found several suspicious
looking characters were arrested and
held for examination. Several physi-
blans were hastily summoned to attend
the injured man, but he died at an early
hour Wednesday morning.
The inter state commerce committee
has decided in effect that the methods
by which the Standard Oil company came
10 be such a gigantic monopoly must cease
TO be used. The decision is in the case to
IF Scotield, Shumeier & Teagle and others
against the Lake Shore Il Michigan
southern railroad, involving oil rates from
Cleveland to other cities. The committee
lecited that it is an unlawful preference
when railroad makes rate in favor of
I'll shipments in tank car lots as against
shipments in barrels in car load lots The
practice is ordered to be corrected, and
he mode prescribed by which this is to
oe done, is by giving the same rates on
Zach per pound. The opinion is by Com
missioner Bragg.