Butte semi-weekly miner., 1889-01-19
rEEEsRAPHIo BREYITIEs.
News From Every Part OF the World Pu
Into the Smallest Compass.

j The Wilkesbarre, Pa, printers strike ha
! collapsed.
!, A riot is reported among the Pocahon
, tos Miners near Lynchberg.
Six more victims OF the Reading cyclon
disaster were buried Monday.
Heavy fall OF snow is reported for north
. ern Dakota and Minnesota.
. The death is announced OF Edward
Hidouin, the French painter.
II Archbishop Morrilley of Saint PARA
formerly Bishop Of Frieburg, is dead.
II A large force OF Croisters left Dongolo
and ia advancing toward Wadahalta.
, A dispatch from Sydney. n. g.. W., sayi
Mr.. Gibbs has formed q new ministry.
Dion Boucicauelt's wife, Agnes Robertson
has been granted divorce at London.
The condition of the King OF Holland II
not improved, and q regency is talked OF.
Henry Woods, Son q Co., varnish ano
, color makers, Boston, have assigned; iiaDi
titles heavy.
At Singapore, tile steamer Phyapeiat
was sunk nv q collision and AZ persons
were drowned.
In Delaware the bolloting for U. y
!, Senator Yesterday stood: Higgins l6,
Walcott 8, Robinson B.
/ The yield OF gold in Queensland ior 1889
was 426, 900 ounces, an increase OF zf,ooo
ounces over 1887.
Il d. r. Francis was inaugurated governor
OF Missouri at Jefferson City, Monday.
There was no parade.
4 The King Harness Co. OF Cleveland,
Ohio, failed Monday. Liabilities, $l2o,'
900; assets $75 900
Allen Campbell. proprietor OF the bank oi
Evart. Mich, has skipped over into Canada
with $40, 900 OF the banks funds.
German Lantag opened Monday. The
Emperor in a speech declared the torslgn
relatives OF the country friendly.
| At meeting Of the directors OF the Atchi-
son railroad, Tuesday, it was voted not to
declare the usual quarterly dividend.
IN. Cunningham, agent for the pastitwo
years of the Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
left EImira. N. Y. Sunday, having with
him New York drafts amounting to $23,-
900 obtained by forging checks. He W as
caught at Hoboken, N. j., Monday.
The upper house of the Prussian Diet
was opened at Berlin, Monday, with pat
riotic addresses by the President and Vice.
President.
Moye writ es that be will shortly return
to England with jackson, the colored pugi-
list, whom he is prepared to back against
Jem Smith.
Mrs. Jay Gould died in New York. Mon
day. The funeral takes place to-day (Wed-
nesday) from the Episcopal church; inter-
ment in Woodlawn.
A big furry was created in the New York
exchanges, Tuesday, by the announcement
from Antwerp of the failure OF the biggrain
firm OF DeBrasson Il Co.
A Munich dispatch says that DR.. kruss.
the chemist, has succeeded in decomposing
cobalt and nickel, both hitherto supposed
to be elementary substances.
The sale OF the Sutro tunnel under fore
closure took place at Virginia City, New,
Tuesday. 1t was bid in by the Sntro Tun-
mel Co. OF New York for 81, 1876, 900.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland were
entertained at dinner, Monday night, by
the Secretary OF State and MISS Bays ard.
Other members of the cabinet were present.
Lieutenant Miles, OF the steamer Yantic,
which recently arrived atNew York quaran-
tine from Port au Prince, with yellow fever
on board, died of that disease Monday
night.
Elmer Sharky confessed the murder OF
his mother at Eaton, Ohio, last Friday
night. He says he does not know why he
did it. People are so indignant that lynch.
ing is talked of.
The Republicans of the 1st Indiana Con
gressional district, Monday, nominated
Col. Frank B. Posey for the unexpired
term occasioned by the resignation OF Con-
gresham Hovey.
Ingalls, laid before the Senate, Monday, a
memorial from the Idaho legislature, pro-
testing against the admission OF Utah as
state, on account OF it's Mormonism and
practices of polygamy.
Father McDermott, Catholic priest at
Glens Falls, N. Y, created q sensation.
Sunday, by preaching a sermon denounclng
the Order of Elks, and calling on all his
parishioners who are members to resign.
The Honorable Artillery company OF
London wants to be Investigated as to the
cange of insubordination. The Prince OF
Wales and the Duke of Portland have re-
ceived their memberships as we'll as COM
missions.
All hopes of the safety of the Austrian
ship, Lord Warden, now out 1OS days. en-
route from Monteviedo to Philadelphia,
have been given up. and there is no longer
any doubt that she has gone to the bot
tom. There were IL OF the crew.
George Meadows, a negro, was hanged by
mob at the Pratt mines near Birmingham,
Ala, Tuesday a. M, for assaulting Mrs.
Kellam, although she declared she was not
positive in her Identification of the man,
and begged the mob not to hang him.
At Waterford, Ireland, fourteei persons
were sentenced to one months imprison-
ment for participating in the Manchester
martyrs demonstration. Monday they
were taken to jail by strong guard OF
police. Crowds with a band of music, fol.
lowed.
The police at Tunis. Barbary, have cBp-
| tured gang of robbers and assassins, one
of whom is thought TO be the London fend,
as he is charged with having committed a
murder in Tunis similar to those OF White
Chapel. and he confessed that he had lived
| in White Chapel.
Jefferson Davis arrived at Vicksburg,
| Miss, Sunday evening, and responded to a
serenade, closing thus: ut is probably the
last time will see you, but will die when
do die with the thought and feeling that
have not lived in vain, and with love for
Mississippi that passeth all understand
ing"
At Columbus, Ohio, January Il, three
heavy judgments were taken in the COM
mon pleas court against the Siota Valley
railroad company, the aggregate sum being
|
taken in favor of G. P. Huntington,
Thatcher NJ. Adams and Edward F. Wins
low.
Red pepper was thrown by four men into
the eyes OF John Keyler, cashier for Lyon
q Healey, as he was passing through dark
alley in Chicago, Monday, with SIS, 500 in
a satchel on his way to pay off the firms
factory hands. He clung to his satchel,
struck one of the men down, and was reach.
ing for his pistol, when the men fed.
In the matter of the application for an
injunction by the Chicago ansrchistic ar
better bund to rest. ain the police from in.
terfering with their meeting, Judge Tuley,
Monday, decided that the police had no
authority to prevent the meetings. The
Judge did not issue the injunction because
it is said the police would not interfere
hereafter.
The political council of the Pana ma
Canal Company declare that the concern is
civil and not commercial organization,
and therefore cannot be declared bank.
rupt. The first issue OF the new shares ol
the company by the Banque Parisenne will
amount to 30,O00,00O francs, and the
second will be made only in case OF neces'
sity. The new concern obtains all the