Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13
RREVITIRS.
News From Every Part of the World Put
Into the Smallest Compass.

News From Every Part of the World Pu
N the Smallest Compass.
Parnelfs health is said to be precarious
Rome is excited over the activity OF social
lists.
Count William Bismarck las been an
pointed President OF the Province..of Han
over.
"A carload of California trotting horses
valued at $4,000, arrived in Chicago
Thursday.
The Canadian Pacific and Canada Allan
tic railways cancelled all trains leaving OF
tawa, Friday, on account of the snow drifts
The proposed regatta is t o be held a,
Victoria, b. c., on the Queen's birthday
between OConDor, Gaudaur, Lee, Humu
and Peterson.
The works OF the Pacific Guano Co. a
Woodshall, Mass, were attached, Thurs
day. Liabilities 81, 00o, 900.
Henry Dieckerman, a prominent member
OF the st. Louis Merchants Exchange, ha.
skipped to Canada, leaving a shortage o
$4,000. His mother-in-law is one OF hi
victims to the tune of $4,000.
A. L. Hopkins, president of the Missouri
Pacific, and said to be nearer to Jay
Gould than any other man aside from
George Gould, the son, has severed all con
nections with the Gould interests.
A fire occurred 10 the Madrid military
hospital, Thursday night. The 49,
patients became panicstricken, but NJ
deaths resulted. One wing of the bospita
was destroyed.
Canada Is still showed under, and roads
are impossible. Passenger trains hay,
been showed in Tor from ten to thirty-si1
hour. The storm was the biggest eysl
known Whereabouts.
The Germ An Reiehstsg adjourned, Friday
indefinitely.
Gen: Kalakontoki, the Russian a~rtiller.
specialist, is dead.
telegraph wires are down and trave
impeded by a great snow storm in Scot
land.
In the Dakota legislature, Friday, the
house defeated the woman suffrage bill by
a vote OF &c to 22.
Summonsts rave been served on O'Brien
In Clonmsi Jail, for illegal speeches on the
Kenmore estate.
The Amer of Aishanistan has collected
q 1000 men on the frontier, with the irten.
ton OF pursuing Ihsak Khen.
The largest single line OF tea marketed at
ouc AIo8e eooe ptoCS, EENOay, IN New 10rk.
The transaction covered 1000 boxes.
Riots. by unemployed workmen are in
progress in Rome. The mobs have wrecked
many buildings and done much damage.
The bark Theodore Behrend has been
wrecked at Te1el. Ten persons were
drowned. including the captain and his
family.
A furious gale prevailed throughout Great
Britain, Saturday. The Weather was bit
terly cold. a number OF small vessels we're
wrecke3
Edward C. Breck, assistant cashier Of the
st. Louis Commercial National Bank, COM
United suicide at MS home shortly after
midnight. Cause unknown.
Frank Murphy, of Birmingham. ENGLAND.
and Ike Weir, OF Boston. are matched to
6ght twenty-five rounds In Boston for the
ietaherueight champion about March Sth,
John Boyle O'R=iIiy says that Locsrn's
statements in regard to him before the
Times-Parneil commission shows him to
be 8 liar OF phenomenal wiekedness and
foresight.
Unknoun persons. THURSDAY night. en-
tered the armory OF Down Patrie jail, Ire
land, and carried Oh a number OF earbin@.
although q force OF soldiers and police vas
on guard
Aspecial from Port Smith. Arkansas.
z. F. Watson has been placed in the
United States Jail charged With the murder
of Belle Storr, the noted female OUTLAW who
was killed near her home in the Cherokee
Belle accused Wilson of the crime
before dying.