Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-17
-TELEGRAPHIO BREVITIEs.
zsws From Every Part OF the World Put
into h Smallest Compass.

Into the Smallest compass
Abel Lodge, village and township treas.
urer at New Lisbon, Ohio, 10 short IN hid
accounts $4,000. He declares he will make
the deficiency good.
David A. Gage, at one time city treasurer
Of Chicago, and widely known as a hotel
proprietor, died at Charleston, N. H.,
Thursday night, OF heart disease.
The house OF W. P. Wood, q carpenter
and millright, living in Robin county, Ga,
was burned Wednesday night, and the en-
tire family, consisting Of vile and five
children, perished in the Aa.res.
At New York. April IL, John H. Davis
d Co. ceased receiving subscriptions to the
stock OF the American Meat company.
President Flagler and Treasurer Moss to.
day resigned their respective offices in the
sare - Sol Fe. GgsTTea ~
Owing to reports that the Cuban sugar
crop is short, and that the stock OF sugar
on the continent is held in few hands, the
London market is excited and prices are
advancing.
Near st. Ignsce, April IL, Males bothers.
with their saw mills On barges, escaped from
officers sent to capture them and got into
Canadian waters. The officers returned
empty handed.
At New York, April 18th, Ex.President
Grover Cleveland wa elected honorary life
member OF the Manhattan club, at q meet
ing OF the board Of governors. The con.
stitutfon OF the club was recently amended
SO as to permit OF this action.
At 1880 Thursday morning q fire started
in the jute mills Of Buchanan & Lytte,
Brooklyn, q fourstory brick. There were
300 hands employed at the time and there
Was cutie a panic, but according to the
latest reports, none were injured. The
mills were totally destroyed. The loss is
estimated at $400, 600, with ample insur'
ance.
Thursday morning at Braminville, q
small German settlement, ten miles west
of Kansas CITY, in Wyandotte county,
Kansas, were found dead Wilhslmina Seid-
erick, a widow owning q farm, and Jacob
Schaler, the hired man. Life had evidently
been extinct several says. Schaler q
been working for the woman several years;
and the neighbors say that the couple q
frequent qusrrels. 1t is supposed to be q
case OF murder and suicide.
By q vote of 70 to so the lower house OF
the Missouri legislature passed the bill,
Thursday, fixing the minimum OF $1,000
per annum for saloon licenses for state and
county purpose in all towns and cities oil
the state, permitting towns and cities to
charge from 500 to $500 for the same
purpose The bill also prohibits any sa'
loon from having any billiard tables, check
ers or any other game of chance or skill on
their property. Railroads and steamboats,
are denied the right to sell liquor under
any conditions.
At Sigourney, Iowa, April IA, Herman
Smith died from wounds received at thu
hands OF his brother-in-law, John McNabb
Jr. Both we're married and lived on ad
joining premises and used water out OF tn
same well. McNabb owned the groun'
where the well was located and ordefe'
Smith not to take water from it. Las
night Smith started for the well with
bucket in one hand and six. shooter in tn
other and was met by McNabb with q re
volver in each hand. Six shots were fire.
by the neighbors and McNabb receive
three wounds, from the effects OF which D
died.