Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-03
BREvIr1Es.


G9We1 rom Every KoxJ Oh 0n0 WOT4u Kul
Into the Smallest Compass.
The new Sandsrson academy at Ashfeld,
Mass. was dedicated.
It il said aeronaut Hogan il alive and in
hiding m jackson, Mich.
The first bale OF new cotton has been re
ceived 1T Savannah, Ga.
Charles Slaughter. living neal Kirkwood,
KY, committed suicide.
The entire Chinatown district in Secra-
mento. Cal, was burned.
The summer carnival at st. John, N. B.,
10 proving 9 grand success.
Edward e. Mitchell, at one time q part.
ner Of A. T. Stewart is dead.
Stephen w. Dorsey was paroled by Judge
0'Brien, in New York, Friday.
Suit has been brought to set aside the
will Of Vim. Glenn Of Cincinnati.
Efforts are being made to settle the coal
miners strike in Northern Illinois.
Cleveland capitalists will establish an
iron tubing factory at OTTAWA, Ont.
Wayne Whittier was arrested near Eph-
rata, Pa, while attempting to wreck a
train.
President Harrison has before him for
confederation the famous We'll L'Abra
claims.
Postmaster-General Wanamaker and
Secretary Window inspected the New York
postoffice.
Frank Sutton committed suicide at the
Grand Union Hotel, New York, by turning
on the gas.
A, J. Hudson OF Cincinnati. died from in
iuries received from an explosion Of fire.
works, July a.
John Burgess, n prize fighter, has been
arrested in Detroit. He 10 wanted in New
York for robbery.
Andrew r. ~Crutchfeld, editor and pro-
prietor Of the "Baltimorean," . weekly
society paper, is dead.
John Morris, for some time outside
steamship agent Of the Travellers Ex-
change, has disappeared.
The venerable Nelson Dewey, the first
governor Of Wisconsin, is lying at the point
OF death at his home in Cassville.
Mrs. Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, presided at
the anniversary meeting OF the Woman's
Home Missions OF the M. e. church.
II is the impression that Commander
Harrington Of the ConstellationIh has been
guilty oil running the vessel ashore.
Mrs. Gertrude briggs, the wife OF Nelson
briggs. the counterfeiter, has succeeded in
securing bail to the sum Of $4,000.
A heartless left a two-weeks-old
baby on q railroad tracks in Cincinnati.
It vas discovered before it was too late.
Thoe. Connolly, who it is said black
mailed Hugh Collum the army veteran
who committed suicide, has deem dis
missed.
Messrs. Carroll and Tyler of the New
Orleans & Northwestern road, have been
arrested for participation in the Sullivan
Kilrain fight.
Hon. j. A. Leonard OF Rochester has
gone to Washington for q farewell c~onsulta-
ton with the administration, and will
for Shanghai via San Francisco
about August LIST. sh.-~
M. Spuller, French minister of foreign
as q mark OF esteem, has presented
Mr.. McLane, ex-United States minister,
a handsome Sevres vase.
At Winona, Mimi, July 20, tremendous
rain fell and for miles crops. fences, etc.,
are perfect wrecks. Land was overlooked
that was never known to be overlooked be-
lore.
/. 1. Mapez, a graduate of Columbia COL
lege, New York, has taken the Edinburgh
medal for proficiency in the
study Of anatomy. Douglas A. Wells, q
graduate Of Columbia, stood third in the
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At Concord, N. H., July 80, during the
rain storm and high wind the arsenal and
houses were unrooied. Several were de.
An elm tree 125 years old was
torn up by the roots and blown across the
street. @ -
The fe atherweight fight at the California
Athletic club. tuesday night, between
Frank Murphy OF England and Billy MUIR
ply of Australia. a postponed in the
27th round by the referee, both combat
ants being used up.
Lawyer John r. Dunn was sent to Sing
Sing prison from New York, Friday, to
a. sentence OF nine years and six
Dunn a found guilty OF having
induced Cashier Scott of the Manhattan
bank to steal $1S5 900. As soon as Dunn
the greater part OF the steal he
Scott to fly the country. Subse-
the cashier came back and ap-
,eared against Dunn.