Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-12
~TELEGRAPHIC BRETITIES.
News from Every Part of the World Put
Into the Smallest Compass.

News from Every Part of the World Put
Into the Smallest Compass.
The Kansas legislature met at noon,
Tuesday. The governors message will be
presented to-day.
The first of the 80 days session of the
state legislature of Minnesota began Tues
day 81. m.
At Columbus, Ohio, Tuesday, the sixty
eighth general assembly OF the state
opened.
Governor Fleming was ~inaugurated at
Tallahassee, Florida, Tuesday. The occa-
sion brought together the largest gathering
OF civilians and state troops ever seen in
the capital.
It is rumored that Chief Arthur Of tho
B. of L. E., is about to resign, being dis
satisfied with the appointment OF the COM
mittee at Richmond to settle the "Q'
strike.
Advices from Mandalay state that a
battle had been fought between the British
forces and Korens, a wild tribe OF the
country, during which the British lost hVe
killed and the Koreps 900.
The reported appointment of Sir George
Baden Powell as plenipotentiary to Otta'
wa and Washington on behalf OF the British
Il gOVGruu0uU III III NACSo'Oht AZ
| doubted.
Albert Davis, o prominent resta uranter,
was killed early Tuesday mnrning, at
| Pittsburg. Pa, and his alleged wife has
| been arrested.
Monday night Emma Abbott LIFT Kansas
| City with the body of her husband, fol
| Gloucester, Mass. Her engage ments fol
two weeks have been Cancelled.
1 CL-R.-l L.. .oll - L Dar,,o,
of Frankfort, KY, the bay stallion Nrrva
by Electioneer, dam by A~lexaEder's Nor
way, for $4,000.
1t now transpires that dur ng December
the secretary of the Keefer Mining Co., a
Cincinnati, forged drafts to the amount o
SAG, 600 on which he REALIZED at the bank
and then Skipped" The company failet
Monday.
Many vessels have been wrecked in tn
Black Sea by recent fearful storms, ant
over 100 seamen lost their ives. Seriou
foods have also visited South France, aD'
much damage d ne.
The socialists have endorsed Boulauge
| for the vacant Seine seat, and there is n,
longer q doubt Of his election. Jacques
his opponent, has issued an address, i
which he says: "Clericalism is leading to
fight"
A severe hail and sleet storm yesterda
prevailed in upper New York, Canada, an
the New England states. Great damag
was done to trees and telegraph wires, th
wind and enormous weight OF ice breakin
them down.
1t was reported at Wilksbarre, Pa. tina
Mauric Hurley and Thomas Hoar Tough
forty-two rounds with bare knuckles, Tue
day morning at Wanamic, ten miles fror
the the former place. After a desperat
fight, Hoar was knocked out.
A passenger train on the Chicago
Eastern Illinos railroad, which left Chicag
early Monday, collided head to head wit
. a freight train near Watseka, Illinois, th
same night. Two cars were derailed, an
the passengers were severely shaken u
but no one was seriously i iured.
;. The committee OF clergymen OF the Sc
eral denominations, cooperating in assis
7 ing the executive committee arrange for tt
celebration in New York OF the ce
tennial in New York of Washin
toms inauguration as President, have
sued an address that churches throughol
the country, the morning of April 3
y 1889, ring the bells at 9 O'Clock, and thu
the people assemble and unite in prayer II
|. / the nation.