The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-10
NEWS FROM BUTTE.
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Fstsl-Oeher Notes.
BUTTE. Oct. "a terrible accident &C.
cured this morning about 4 O'Clock where
by James OfFarrell, an employe OF the
Anaconda mine, will lose his life. O'Far-
roll. who is n stout young Irishman of
about D years Of age, was blasting i'm the
mine at the time OF the accident. He had
lighted three charges, and all Of them
failed to go on. O'Farrell returned to Ne
light them when one of the charges pte-
matureiy discharged while the UNIFORM
nate miner was almost n over{t.
He was blown several feet, and when
picked up was found to be mangled in a
men to the top of his head was AN nLnost
shapeless mass OF bruised and ~blackened
flesh. large hSle wa. driven into 5is
sise of an ordinary bean are embedded
into his arms, face and body. The nm
ters' hospital immediately after the acci-
dent. and is now receiving every attention
which kindness and skill can suggest, but
O'Farrpil il unmarried. He has one
brother here who is at his bedside cor-
Doc Gleason, who was SO badly burned
in the recent big tire in this city, was to-
day reported 70 he dying a., f. the sisssrs'
and found him still living but snirering
MANS whole face and head is one mass of
blisters. His hands are literally burned
20 a crisp; His eyes are completely closed.
stantly since his removal to the hospital.
The opinion is given by his medical at
can OF live "a hours. Word has been sent
70 Gieason's father, who lives in Malone,
Poor Gleason was a general ~favorite
with those who knew him. He was a gem
iaI, whoIe-souled individual who had a
came in Contact. He was burned, il will
he remembered, by remaining too long in
DIR. Johnson's house on West Granite
street. A man who came out OF the build-
son, escaped unhurt. But Gleason re-
and though he passed through il i'm q mo-
ment, the result! y are likely TO prove fatal.
badly burned at the time, as a few mo
ments after the accident u re
porter encountered him i'm IL drug store
seeking some remedies. Gleason said he
felt great pain, but did not anticipate any
serious results. His face at this time WAS
covered with enormous white blisters that
unrecognizable. He has no relatives i'm
this city or state. -
agents of the different fire alarm systems.
1n9ersoll, the man charged with. at
tempted incendiarism, Was this afternoon
the statutory time in which - plead, and
il Is likely he will appear again before
S saSsa cisy a=t ne nes sns defend nim. in Dss.
!, soil when brought into court was badly
frightened, though and sur
rounded by an army of policemen.
Colonel Sanders, "the war horse" Il
here ON some real estate business.
Mrs. Shaw, wife Of the proprietor Of the
California for the benefit of her health.
Samuel Morgan assaulted one John
Doe, and was fined SO and costs.
The fine new Hibernian. Hall In Cen
treville IN approaching completion. II
will be occupied by the Walkerville, Cen
terville and Butte branches OF tn
Robert Wilson was to-day sent TO Warn
Springs asylum in custody of Under Sner
lit Tones. Wilson has been confined in
the Jail since last Sunday, and his mint
appears to be completely unbalanced.
Leonard Fortier lives i'm luxury and idle
ness with q woman on Galena street. Las
night he got ANGRY and kicked part of thu
house down. Ii cost him SIS to settleii
the police court. kf
water location i'm Little Camp creek.
John Hughes, Mike Nevin, Mike
hughes, have filed notice of location q
Last Chance lode claim and Butte S1ve
lode claim in Camp Greek distrist.
Michael has filed notice o
location of Free Trade lode claim in Sun
init Valley district.
J. +. Prowse has applied for lettets q
HOFFMAN. The estate IL worth S1,545.
George H. Allen of Basin Gulch, to-ia
was granted license to marry Miss Ain
Gideon of Basin Gulch. Alma Ia only J
years of age. /
South Butte, has u license TO marry Mar
Delaney of the same place.. Mary's age IL 3