Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06
TELEGRAPHIC BRETITIES.

cation and theft Of over $4,000, will
, more returns to hear from.
II TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
News from Every Part of the World Pu
Into the Smallest Compass.
The New York Doodle aldermen cases art
to be tried again.
There are 5000 seamen on a strike a,
Glasgow.
The steamer Livingston has been wrecked
off Ilfracombe, and ten persons were
drowned.
i Tne residence Of P. T. Barnum, at Sea
side Park, Connecticut, was burned Friday
night.
Sheehy, member of parliament for Gal
way, has been sentenced to four months
Eprisonment without hard labor, fol
making speeches at Ballynely.
Much damage has been done by gale in
England and Ireland, Sunday.
The House adopted bill appropriating
100000 for coaling gstation at Pagopago
harbor, Samoa.
Subscriptions to the new issue of the
Panama canal shares have amounted to
5000 shares.
In the House, Saturday, the Senate bill
was passed for the relief OF the occupants
OF the town of Flagstaff, Arizona.
| The Spanish mail steamer Remus foun-
| dered off the PHILIPPINES, and all the pas
sengers are supposed to have drowned.
A bill has been introduced in the German
Reichstag for a loan of sixty million marks
| for increase of the army and navy.
The French tribunal before which appli-
cation was made for the dissolution OF the
old Panama canal company, has decided
adversely to the petitioners.
At a meeting of the Pittsburg coal ex-
change. Friday, it was resolved to resume
operation again, the miners to receive the
same wages as before. Over 5000 men
have been idle three months.
Augustus Deichman saloon passenger
on the Belgerland, hanged himself on board
the vessel, just before IT arrived at Jersey
City, Friday, on the way from Antwerp.
The steamer Orange OF Nassau sailed for
Port au Prince, from New York, Friday,
loaded with arms and ammunition for the
use OF Legitime's army.
George M. Clark, colored butler, and
Tillie Hylander, a Swedish domestic, had a
fierce lovers quarrel, in the house OF their
aristocratic employer P. F. Munger. at
Hyde Park. Chicago, Saturday morning.
The butler fired three shots at the girl,
then drew razor aud cut her throat and
then his own. Both are dead.
The principal school building, at Johns
town, N. Y. was burned, Friday morning.
The children were got out without casu-
atty. The falling of chimney killed
Chief Thompson of the fire department,
and seriously injured Teddie Smith, and
others.
At Pomeroy, Ohio, Thursday, James H.
Radcliff brought suit tn settle an old feud
with his brotber-in-law, L. ID. Cottrell, Fri
day. Radcliff's lawyer abandoned the
case, and it was thrown out of court.
Radcliff went to the hotel and fatally shot
Cottrell.
A four-story building on East Forty
third street, New York, was partially de-
stroyed by fire, at 2 O'Clock, Saturday
morning. The walls fell upon the two
story building adjoining, crushing through
the roof and both floors, iniuring an old
lady and one or two others.
At Arkansas City, Kansas, February 1.
there was great rejoicing when the news
was received that Springer's Oklahoma
bill had passed the house. Grand prepara-
tions have been made for parade. Paw.
nee Bill and many OF bis followers are now
here, where they expect to remain until the
last legal barriers are removed.
The steamer Anson, Friday, arrived from
Alaskan ports, at Fort Townsend, W. T..
with letters and newspapers from Juneau.
The Free Press" reiterates the stories OF
outrages on Indian women. Tongas, a
Gu stom house sub port OF entry has been |
a hnlIGhnH hyy q
deputy collector of customs Crittenden, |
temporarily appointed inspector afoat, |
vice Edward HALEY, relieved. Only a few
days after the port was abandoned, a sloop |
of whisky from Fort Smton, four miles |
away, was smuggled. The schooner Active |
has been gone on a trip to Puget Sound |
since September 14th, and there are no |
tidings since received concerning her; it is |
generally believed she has been lost.
Mrs. Matilda Griswold Frelinghuysen, |
widow OF the late Secretary Of State Ere
linghuysen OF New Jersey, is reported to |
have died Sunday in Newark, N. J.
La Guerre, a prominent Boulangist !
deputy, has challenged deputy La Crois to |
fight duel for Extensively interrupting La |
Guerra's speech in the house Of deputies.
Joseph A. Moore, the Indianapolis in
surance embezzler. has been located Az
Montreal by the Canadian police. He is
accompanied by woman, supposed to be
his daughter.
There is excitement in Antelope Valley, |
Mono county, Calf, over the gathering of
Indians there, on account Of two Indian /
murderers in Jail at Bridgeport. The sheriff |
asks for arms and ammunition, immedi- |
ately.
car on the North Denver Berkeley mo-
tor line jumped the track, near the bot |
tom of long grade, and was dashed to |
pieces. 1t was full of people. and Johu /
Berry was probably fatally injured; Viii
liam Greenman, conductor, severely; and |
Otto Bronze, Jr., Mrs. j. K. Thomas, and |
an unknown woman had thighs, legs and |
arms broken.
Four Cinnamon lost their lives at Canon /
City, near the Yellowstone Park. One
Yet Sing had established a wash-house di-
rectly over boiling spring. Wednesday
he and three other Mongolians got drunk,
while celebrating the Chinese new year,
and box of soap was spilled into the
spring, which proved to be slumbering
geyser. Wednesday night the geyser
spouted 100 feet high, and continued for
three hours, when it subsided. The China