Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
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Several SNOW storms are reported in Sile.
| cha, adding greatly to the distress caused
by the recent floods.
President Carnot. Thursday, opened the
exhibition of revolutionary relics in Lou
vres, France.
The St. Petersburg police claim ito have
discovered another nihilist plot to assas.
sinate the Gear.
The doctors in attendance upon the King
OF Netherlands speak favorably of the lat
ter's condition. and think he will be able to
resume his duties in q few weeks. 40
At New York, April 10, Bernard Kohn
blew his brains out in front of st. Boniface
Catholic ichurch with q revolver which he
picked up on the battle field OF Antietam. a
Famine lie raging at Bicza, Waag, Bis
tritz, Hungary, where hundreds are dying
of starvation. q G9e sa at.sE a}aG
The Bell Telegraph Co. wants to be al
lowed to increase it's capital stock &c.,
00O, DOC, in order to build a line from Bos-
ton to Chicago. ~ .
Colonel Dudley's suit against the New
York Evening Post" stands, Judge Beach
denying the motion to strike out the COM
plant, although Dudley refused to testify
before the Commission at Washington. >
Geo. W.. Kidd. a wholesale liquor dealer
of New York, has started to down the
whisky trust. He has just let contract
for a 5,00O-barrel distillery at Lasalle. Ill.,,
as a beginner. IF 3GG. n zvs4., s:'
The steam raft boat Everett on the
Mississippi was struck by q gale of wind
near Otter island late Thursday night and
sunk. OF sixteen persons on board five
were drowned, namely. Captain Vincent
Peel, Mrs. Harry Bell and three-year-old
child, George Howard, a cook and a nurse
girl whose pames could not be learned.
The other people were rescued with diff
Guilty and were thoroughly exhausted from
exposure. Captain Peel leaves a large
family. aE 'i@A @ v-G i% -&5 f
There has been trouble for some time be.
tween the International company o Mexico
and American fishing vessels, the
claiming sole control OF the fisheries OF the
Lower California, Pacific ocean and gulf
waters. The Mexican consul at San Diego
las issued o proclamation warning all cap.
tains. he has ordered the authorities at
.Ensenada to commence an active crusade
against and confiscate all vessels found
fishing in the prescribed limits, together
with the Imprisonment OF the offending
captains" "''f 7". =
At Vincennes, Indiana, April 10, Sylves.
ter Grubb was hanged at IL O'Clock for the
murder OF his sweetheart, Gertrude Dow
at Princeton, Indiana, last September.
Several thousand people witnessed the
hanging. The girl refused to have anything
more to do With him and he shot her three
times and then tried to kill himself but the
pistol failed to 60 off. ! He came near being !
lynched, but he escaped q few week ago
and was recaptured. On the scaffold he |
helhad much to say but declined to |
because the reporters were present. |
His neck was broken. "@ : -" f
Information comes from Dale county.
Alabama, that five Mormon missionaries
severely whipped and driven from the
county last Monday night. These men
had been holding meetings among
Inc Ignorant classes of the country
md had formed a colony to 90 to |
Utah. Monday night some forty citizens OF
he northern part Of the county, without the
shghtest attempt at disguise, surrounded
The house OF Gid Irons, a recent convert.
who also was entertaining the five mission.
arles. without delay they were brought
tut, stripped. to the waist and tied in a row.
Then each OF the regulators with q long
witch struck each prisoner sounding
blows. By the time the lust blow was
two OF the tften had tainted and the
,thers were wet with blood. After the
whipping the mems legs were given q thick
oatrng OF tar and feathers and they wereJ
warned to leave instantly or suffer d. ath.
ne names OF the Mormons are Asa F.
ilxspn, J.H. Hagad3m, M. +. Miller. John
v. x. Pearce and UrceI Morrison. ..