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The morning news., 1889-03-03
OAK Pine and Lightwood.

Have removed my wood yard to corner
Gwinnctt street and Savannah, Florida and
Western railway. Telephone n.
r. b. CAssKLs.
The morning news., 1889-03-03
Enbr0iierieS and White Goods.

An opportunity seldom met with in which
desirable and seasonahle goods are offered AZ
fifty cents on the dollar, Yet toe fact remains
and shall prove it by placing on sale to-
morrow morning several hundred pieces ~
prices as will bear out beyond a question of
doubt the veracity of the above assertion.
The morning news., 1889-03-03


ser was arrested at Tampa on saturday
morning for stealing SSj from the pocket OF
William Nova q detective employed by
the Plant line to run down the party or
parties who nave been crac&iGg the safes of
taat company. The detective has had his
eyes on Chaser for some ttuo and was sstis-
fed be was engaged " tho Bartow safe rob-
berry of last Friday and followed him TO
Tampa, and, being afraid the man
would skip before he had suil-
cest evidence to arrest jhim, he
went 10 house where Glaser was staying
aud pretended to be drunk, and pat roll
OF greenhacks ia his vest pocket, and l.ft
the end sticking ous 50 as to show, and lay
dowl on q bed and pretended t 90 % sleep.
GsSar too off bis shoes aud slipped up TO
the bed, duiesly egtractsd the money and
started % leayethe room, but before he
got out the detective caught him. de was
carried before Judge Harrison on Monday,
VINO committed lin TO Jail ID default Of
hail
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-11
J1tla1lo.

- @ie fi6 jebt beralSfelt, lit benz Bis
berigen acknowledgements Gt6arb
@antber pom BrditDenten 6arriion
ni6t sic StelIe beS MGerbauz
MinifterS, lonoern etne @es
ianoteni telle an9eboten tporoen. uno
leBtere bat ct abgeleDnt, neil er nt0t tn Der
Gage lit, groBe Summen al1saugeben, UNI
elm 6auS 3u MAIDEN. t6err @iintber 5ieht
bas Qrnt zines urfunDen> Heg It ras
tors Des 8e3trts @oIumbia bot,
neil er ais iol9er fein groBeS 6auS 3u mas
den brau9t. Selbit cine 10 enti9iebene
politti9e @egnerul pie Die sc. 9. Staats2
3ettung bemerft in 8e5ug auf Die be-
fannten 9e9en @intber geri6teten S6tms
pfereten S~olgen0eS: vWtan miro boffentlt6
6errn @iintber ni6t baraus einen 8orpurf
MAIDEN, 0aB CT in ieiner langidbrigen poltz
tii9en 2auf6abn fein @elb gen1a9t bat"
Gins geben BET 8eipre6ung Ser 9lnz
trittsrebe bes BrGiiDenteu 6arri=
g II gu, ndmli6 baB ct III Wetfter
Der engIti6en Spra6e Jet uno
einen ebenlo fr6fttgen als anntutbtgen Still
ipre6e uno l6retbe. 9enen, tDel6e feline
Dielen &eoen tpd6ren6 bes lebten 091lz
fampfes laIen, lit Dies nt6ts Jeues.
= Inter ben 2ebenoen ftno gegentpGrttg
3mei g tie N Der
Ser. Staaten: nGn1li6 &utberz
for68ir6arb 9aDes, Der BET ietnem
&Idtrttte bonn grGitbentenalnte geraoe
aGtun6finf3ig Sabre unb fGnf Weonate alt
tpar uub AM 4. Sfto6er iebtgen Sabres ietn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sabr 3uritdlegt; unO
@roberGlepelan0, tDel6em am Gage
lei1es GiidtrtttS nod eeraoe Dier3ebn Sage
bis our 3uriidlegung iet1es 3~tpetunofinf>
5i9iten 2ebensiabres feblten.
= Oer 8etter : @eneraG @reelD
bat bob aud etnmaI &e6t Qebabt.
Seine idon einige Gage Dor Der Snauz
DURATION gen1adte Gorauslagung, 0aB a III
Snaugurattonstage in Walhz
ington abi6euli6es &egenDetter iein
tperDe, ut griiuoli6it in GrfitQung 9ez
gangen. Nber 1inter letnem @oI>
Iegen m @nglanb ftebt Der G6ef 6eS
~amertfantl6en Wetterbureau'S bod tpett
3uriif. lleber Die 9eiltungen 0es Wetter>
bureau's in GnQlano t6etlt ndmlt6 Elm
ojeies ldarf beurtbetlenber NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9lufiab folgenoes nit: Son le 100 Wetter7
anfiinoigungen tparen So gang genau, 81
tparen mebr als our !6dlfte rt6tig, rt6tt9
genug, INN bon Nuben gu leit. Son ben
iibrtgen Is iparen 10 peniger alS halb
rt6tig urb 6 gans fnlld. Inter 100 Wete
terparnungen, tpel6e sur 6euaeit 9eseben
rpuroet, tpare1 IS 9an3 ridtig uno nur 4
gang fali6. 9abei muB man in Betra6t
Siebeu, baB Die &ufgabe Oes @etterbureau'S
in @nglMlb, idon neil iein Beoba6tungSz
.trets eln tpeit bel6ranfterer tit, cine 1dtpte7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-11
@ro1t 8attembcro.


lleber Die innge Srou bes SiirIten 9lle=
Tal1oer BON 8attenber9 ma9t Die y0ten
Dorter Stadts3ettung" folgenoe NlBaben ::
W~tertiDurolg itno Die sablret6en 0aritel>
lun9en, Die itd in BEN SlGttern 6es Snz
ltno Nuslanoes itber Die 6ertunit uno 8orz
GelbIpte Der @rtpGblten Nleronoers finoen !;
man ldBt tie abipehieIno bon elmer 8Guerin,
baum Don elmer OfartetenDerin, idlieBLih
logar BON elmer Trau a%bitammen, bic in
tbrert 6allle gegen bei6eioene @rtenntlid>
telt betmliden S~iebeSpGr6en Seittpeiltge gait
itde Mufnabme 9etpGbrte. 9erarttge Sc
rithte itno ebeuio imam tpie %geiitlos. Das
Norteben Der iun9en 6rdu lit elm elGusenb
reiIles uno liegt tlar unb offen Su Sage.
Trduletn G|lt1abetD pom Getltn>
ger lit Bic einai9e 9odter Oes ebemaligen
iuilrtenlber8tl0en Sberita6sar3teS Or. BON
Setitn9er, aus letller Gbe nit Der aus &0z
1tasberg gebirttgen Sdngerin 8ertba
B it.ft, Die BON 1849 bis 1869 Brimaoonna
al Der Stutt9arter Sper MAJ uro it6 int
iuer zines m~ateuoien 9fufes ~erfreute. @lt>
labetb tpur6e I'M Sabre 1866 in Stuttgart
geboren, unO bat, ipte IS fi6 bel Ser geieaz
idaftli6en Steluug, bic ibr 8ater BEL 0eb@
3eiten einuabm, BON ielbit peritebt, cine
gldn3en6e Gr3iebung genoiien. Or.
BON Qeifiuger itarb in Sabre 1880,
na6Oem er in Tolge zines G@lags
anfaaeS ie6S Monate lang Dous
ftdnoig 9eldbmt 6~a6in9eite6t mar. Na6
ieinem Eooe itelte es ii6 beraus, DAB ietne
8errtogensDerbGltntll auBeroroentltb trau>
ri9e ieien. Whttter unh Godter l0iten in
6olge oeIicn ale 9sieIi6aftltden 8eSlebun7
gen uno lebtet forta1 auf oaS 8ei6eioenlte
nur ft6. gltiabetb faBte Den Gnti6luB,
fid, tpte frilber i6re W2utter, Der Sper 51
tptomen. 9ebtere ertbetlte i6r ben erIten
llnterrtdt, ben Siaroot in 9aris oa1n per>
nolttdn0igte. Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oolt
@itiabetb (Wtarte) Getlin9er lit befannt. Sic
frat in YGris Dor tpentgen Sa6ren aIf, fano
be8eiiterte NltfnaDme, lDllrDe lpdter BON
Baron 6itlien fir Berlin engagirt un6 gez
iDalln ftd BORT our6 ben 3au6erbaften 2ieb>
reiS tbre5 WeienS uno tbr belt1etoenes,
feul6es 8enebnten i'm Sturne Die Spmpa=
THE Der ionit 5iemlid filblen 8erliner. 9aB
Die lInge SGngertu Dor ni6t larger i3eit
BET einem neuen @uftretel in 9Sarts bon
bent D~ortiQen Bublifum gr0biiG beleiotgt
iDuroe, peil ie tbren bauti6en gtdmen ni6t
ablegen poIte llo neil man erfubr, baB
ie bic Spbter zines beutiden Sfft3iers lei,
Der ftd I'M Rrtege 1901 b~einnoers aus
ge5etdnet bate, lit nod in QtQer @rrinnez
rung.
Gliiabetb bon 2eiiinger, Sic iunse Satin
oe5 Sattenbergers, miro ais cine, tpe1l1z
gleib ntdt ldDne, 10 bob our1 angeborene
4iebenstpilrotgfeit uno N1tnutb etn1eb>
menoe Dame BON bobenl, fat maieitdtti6en
MuGie geidiloert. Sn 8aris iopobl, pte
III Berlin unb 8ten gait tie, bic ME pbne
tDre WtItter qeIeben tDuroe, fir ftol3 uu0
Gblolut ullnabbar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-11
S6ep6Dr @pIff.
9as ,,NIaisOn de Ventes" tit
0SnfiS.

OaS Q~1fttonstpel EN- in BartS liegt in BEN
9dnbeu Der Nuftio1S : Gommiiidre ober
vCommissaires priseurs". 9teie bilbelt
cine Corporation, beren Wlitglieoer 5u i6rem
8eitrttt Der @enebmigun9 oes @erthtsprG1
itbenten beolrfen. Die !3abl oerielben tpiro
in @emGBbett Der 8ep0lferungSSiffer beS
@ert6tsbeairfS felt9elteut. Die SteQen itno
fGufltd, B. b. ieoes neuetntretenoe Witglieb
muB oaS ausi6eioenbe, an oeIien SteIle es
treten mill. in Dorber pereinbarter Meiie entz
i6Gotgen.
Der @eri6tSpolateber (huissier) bGlt
tDeoer in BariS nod IN anoeren frans0itz
i6en StGbten ieIbit 8eritei9erungen a6, er
poqSiebt leDiglid Die 8fGnbunq un6
iibergtebt bas 8fdnbungsprotofou einem
9luftions> GommiliGr nit benz Qtuftrag, ben
Terfauf Der @egenitGnbe in 0ffentli6er Muf>
tion gu betpertItelligen uno ibm, benz @ez
rt6tspoG5ieber, unter SorIegul1g 6es 8roz
totoIs ben @rlOs mad 9lb3ug Der Soften
einaubGnbigen.
Sis sur 3tDeiten Nappleon 'i6en i2eit
bou3ogen ft6 hieie Bfanonertdufe in oerielz
ben Meiie ME nod beute in pielen Stdoten
Sro1tret0s uno oeS 9anSen eurppGildeu
Continents. Mber 9let6 nad benz Staats>
itreth gtapoleons III. trate1 Die Nutttpus>
Gommiiidre bon garts 3uia1nmen un6
braAten Die Wtittel aulf, um oas grobe, Deute
tpeltbefannte pMaison de Ventes" (8erz
faufSbaus) gu erbauen.
0asielbe liegt in Der &te Orou0t, UNI
mtttelbar btnter Der eben1aIigen groBen
Sper, auf allen bier Seiten fret.
@6emals fonnte man in ben entfernteffen
StraBen BON Barts all 6duiern i3etteG am
gebeftet fiuoen. auf benen ben 8oriibergebenz
ben ange5etgt warb, baB an elnem beftimmz
ten Sage baieIbit sepfGnbete AfobiGten &c.
Oeriteigert tperben inlten, in ben meiften
SdIen III Der @obnung bes @epfdnoeten
ielbft. -9aS @r9ebntB ioIder Quttionen
mar taft INNER eiu fir ale Snterelienten
un6efrieoisenbes, weiG ite nur lelten BON
Ser1anb anOerem belud)t tuurOen, aIs bop
ben regelmdBig ii6 eiafinbenoen Sr6olern;
mar bod Der Quftionator uidt lelten oez
n0tbi9t, Oieie 2eute beion6ers einsuIaben.
I'm nur i6erbaupt 8ieter 3u baben; zine
iebr natarli6e Solge bierDon mar, oaB Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-11
3n OtuopIf S5pemftetn's 20. Sc:
bnttSf69+
20. Gebrmar.
(8erIiuer 3 a9ebIatt.)

W1an loQte meinen, 6aB uniere 3eit Stoff
aenug CUR poGitti6en Satire biete. Menn
oieie5 beredtigte @enre trOboent nur re6t
flmmerli6 iein 9aietn friftet, 10 lit Der
@runo bierfir Dielei6t in Dem beoauerz
Ii6en ltmitanbe sI iuden baB unierem
Bolfe Der fril6e, empfdn9ltbe Stnn pers
loren gegaugen, oaB Die politilden SGmpfe
in Dentl6lauo uuenolt6 nii6tern unb
ioeallos geporben lino, baB an Die Stele
Der atten Rampfesfreuoi9teit cine grGmli6e
Ger6itternn9 getreten lit, Die ben 6umor
t0otet uno 6as Baden bertretbt. gSie gang
maoers mar bas ebebem! Qu9 tDenn MAJ
ni6t bic quite aLte l3eit beitdnbig Der @esens
mart ais riibmli6es 8etipiel norbalten mag,
miro man ben polttii6en Sosaltsmus Der
@2dnner bon 48 germ benz trofenen, bere97
nenben Strebertbum uulerer Sage bor5tez
ben. 0amals fonnten nod Ufdnner err
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
Petty Larcenies.

Officers Murray and Leyden arrested NJ.
Casey for trying to steal an overcoat in
broad daylight from D. j. Hennessy's shop
front last evening.
Officer Anderson last evening arrested
a man going into .Albiez' pawnshop with
an almost new suit of clothes under his
arm for which he could give no satisfactory
account and which are supposed to have
been stolen in South Butte recently.
A charge of forging 8 check was also
placed against Casey, he being in possession
OF one on the First National Bank OF Hell.
ena purporting to be drawn by j. A.
Wickes to Thomas 81. Abrams or bearer,
indorsed by Thomas H. Abrams, dated
March 16, 1889.
John Carroll was arrested last evening
by Officers Daum and Leyden for having
an overcoat in his possessian that he could
not give q satisfactory account OF how he
became possessed OF. He pleaded not
guilty on being arraigned.
VIM. Jackson also fell q victim to the
prevailing mania for becoming possessed OF
overcoats that belong to other people, he
having burglariously possessed himself OF
one belonging to Mr.. Wormell at his room
on Broadway. Officer Daum took him in
about o. m. as he was trying to pawn it.
He pleaded not guilty on arraignment and
will be tried this evening.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
TELEGRAPHIO BRETTTIES.
News From Every Part of the World Pu
into the Smallest Compass.

News From Every Part of the World Put
into the Smallest Compass.
The prominent stock brokers. Mott 4
Durant OF New York. have assigned.
| Auderson's English company sailed
Wednesday for Liverpool.
James M. kellogg has been confirmed
postmaster at Wickes, Mont.
The English derby hunt hurdle race,
Wednesday, two miles. was won by Tou.
tons.
Forty cases Of typhoid fever are reported
in Luzerne borough, Pa. A second Ply.
mouth epidemic is threatened.
The car shops Of the Central railroad OF
New Jersey were burned, Wednesday morn
ing. Loss over 500, 900; insured.
Temperature Wednesday ct q. m:
New York 80, Chicago "a, st. Paul IS,
Winnipeg "a. New Orleans Sc.
Princess Iren, wife OF Prince Henry,
brother OF Emperor William OF Germany,
has been delivered Of q son.
King Alexander has written his mother,
ex-Queen Natalie, to remain away from
Servia, as her presence would render his
position difficult.
Charles II. North & Co., the second larg-
est pork.pack1nR mouse east OF Cnlc0gO, 8e-
rigned at Boston, Tuesday night. Liabili.
ties probably $4,000.
Emmons Blaine enters the service OF the
West Virginia Central railroad as assistant
to the president. and it will be his duty to
look after the roads traffic arrangements.
Miss Pauline, fifth daughter Of Chief jus
tice Fuller, was married at the Kirby
House, Chicago, Tuesday night, to J. Matt
Aubsey, Jr. Itwas q runaway match. A
Justice OF the Peace officiated.
Goro Sa, public prosecutor OF Paris, in
tends to apply for IN annulment OF the
marriage of Prince Alexander Battenburg
with Marie Loisinger. an opera singer, on
the ground OF fraudulent declarations.
The Halifax express on the Colonial rail.
way, Canada, collided, Tuesday, with q
freight train near Rinouski station. Four
train men were killed and two other injured.
Both engines, q baggage car and two freight
cars were wrecked.
A house situated near Days mills, about
q mile from Baldwinsville, Macs, owned
by J. NJ. Perlsy, was burned, Tuesday p.
M. Mrs. Russell, aged 70, and two daughters
OF neighbor named Truhart, aged and
IL. perished in the flames.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
IN THE SENATE.

Nominations Conf rmed-Trying to Get ut
the vice President Pro TENS Tenure.
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-After half
hours wait, without the transaction OF
any business, a paper was handed Senator
Cullom, and on his motion, the Senate was
left to executive session, when, this after
noon, the Senate confirmed the following
nominations: John W. Mason, West Vir-
Qinis, to be commissioner OF international
revenue; John II. Ward to be appraiser OF
merchandise at Willamette, Oregon; Chas.
e. Mitchell of Connecticut to bs commits
sioner Of patents.
The nominations made to-day were re-
ferred in executive session, to the appro.
pirate committees.
While the Senate was sitting with closed
doors, Butler offered series OF resolutions
which went over till tomorrow, declaring
the tenure OF presidents pro tempore does
not expire at the meeting Of congress; that
after q recess, the Vice President having ap-
peared to take the chair, that the presence
OF the Vice.President does not have the
effect to vacate the Office Of president pro
tempore; that the Office of president pro
tempore shall be held at the pleasure OF
the Senate.
Ordered, that the daily hour Of meeting
be at O'Clock.
Adjourned.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
THE CHEROKEE STRIP.
Meeting of the Live Stock Association.
Opinions as to the Oklahoma "Boomers."

Meeting of the Live Stock Association.
Opinions as to the Oklahoma Boomers" /"
CALDWELL, Kes., March 19.-The semi
annual meeting OF the Cherokee Strip Live
Stock Association was called to order, this
afternoon, by President Hewing. j. B.
Mayes, Chief OF the Cherokees, made an
address, in which he assured the members
Of the association that they need have no
lear in regard to retaining possession oi
the land; that thsy had leased it for five
years and there was nothing could remove
them SO long as they paid their rent.
After the speech. opportunity was given
all those desiring to ask the chief questions.
Among the questions asked Was hi opinion
in regard to the Cherokee commissioners,
to which he replied: THAT will amount to
nothing. All they will do is to come down
here and have good time. We will not
sell for $1.25 per acre."
Another question asked was, what they
would do Eif soldiers attempted to remove
them; to which Mayss replied: 1T will be
an easy matter to stop that. II the
soldiers attempt to put you out, all that
will be necessary is to serve an Injunction
on them"
Another asked, what will we do With the
,boomers?" Mayes replied: 1--WE will
take care OF the boomers You stay with
US and we will stay with you."
At the conclusion OF Mayes' speech, Sny
der, a wealthy Kansas City cattle man
made q motion that the chief be elected
an honorary member OF the association
which was carried without q dissentini
vote.
President Helms then presented the situs
tion as being the most favorable In it's his
tory as an association.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
CAPTAIN sEAGRAHE,S RECORD.

Dismissed from the Service for Good Cause
Prior to the Mitchellstown Riots.
LONDON, March 21.-In Commons, this
afternoon, Baron De Worms, parliamen.
tary colonial secretary, read q telegram
from the Cape, saying that Captain Sea-
grave was dismissed from the Cape infantry
service, in 1885, for gross neglect OF duty
and breach OF trust.
The reading OF the dispatch was followed
by q scene of great disorder. Irish mem.
bers rose, cheered, and there were cries oi
"Pigott, Pigott," Remember Mitchels.
town." etc. When quiet was restored, Bal.
four, chief secretary Of Ireland, said he
suspended Seagrave but preferred not to
dismiss him until the documentary evidence
OF his guilt was received.
Home Secretary Matthews admitted that
Police Inspector Andrews had visited
America since the passage of the Parnell
commission bill, but he did not know
whether Andrews had seen LIE Caron, the
informer there.
Captain Seagrave commanded the con.
stables at the Mitchellstown riots in 1887.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
THE ANACONDA WORK.
Will 1t be Cheaper to Rebuild of Wood or
Iron and Maintain the Same?

Will 1t be Cheaper to Rebuild of Wood or
Iron and Maintain the same9
HELENA, March 2l.-[Specisl to The
Miner. ]-Chiei Engineer Mcfarland of the
Anaconda smelling works, was an east
bound passenger through here. this even
ing, having come up as far IS Garrison in
Marcus Days private car. To q thor.
oughly reliable, Deer Lodge gentleman, Nc.
Farland said be was bound for Chicago 10
get an estimate OF the cost OF an iron
smelter building.
He believes that the comparative cost
between wood and iron, in view Of the great
additional expense in keeping q guard Of
watchmen and fire fighting apparatus, TO-
gether with extra water power, all OF which
are necessitated around frame struc-
ture like the lower works just
es troyed, will be SO close that the com.
pany will decide to erect an iron furnace
and calcine building.
Marcus Daily left for the Bitter Root
valley to figure on lumber, and notes will
be compared in a short time, when the
question will be settled OF whether the new
smelter will be constructed OF wood or
iron. Mr.. Mcfarland is firmly OF the
opinion that iron will be found cheaper in
the long run.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
@. p. HUNTINGTON TALKS RAILROAD
He Declares He will Have the Best Trans
continental Line in the Country.

He Declares He will Have the Best Trans
continental Line in the Country.
Ell PAso, Texas, March 21.-The Hon.
C. P. Huntington, vice.president, and Col.
A. N. Towne, general manager OF the South
ern Pacific railway company, came upfrom
Mexico City and crossed over from Juarec
to this city.
Huntington said: II will have the best
transcontinental line, and will make all
needed improvement this year. A large
expenditure will be made. If can get
moderate American prices, I will use iron
ties for my entire system.
Legislative interference is the cause OF
railroad stagnstion and depression OF
bonds and stocks. II the state has right
to fix the rates, it has q right to confiscate
property and fix the rental Of every square
foot OF property.
"Governor Stanford, Mr.. Crocker and I
carried Southern Pacific railroad bonds
amounting to $40,OOO,O00 for five years
before we ever sold q dollar.
1T is that through traffic that pays, and
not the local freights OF Arizona, New Mex
leo, Texas and Louisiana. Ny San Fran
cisco friends are not interested with me
east of the Mississippi river. I can sell my
Eastern properties for SIC, 100000. I am
satisfied with my investments and don t
care to part with them. sold one small
Eastern railroad because got my price" "
Los ANGELES, CAL, March 21.-C. p.
Huntington, vice. president of the Southern
Pacific company arrived here from the
East, last evening. He stated to an Asso.
ciated Press reporter that there was not
the slightest foundation for the report that
be contemplated purchasing the control oi
the Atchison system. He said several i'm.
portant measures would be discussed at q
meeting of the Southern Pacific directors
in April, among them an extension oil
the compapy's lines into Durango, Mexico,
the establishment: OF line OF steamers
bet ween some Atlantic or gulf port and
Brasil, and the completion Of various
branch lines in this state.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
MEN STRIKE WORK Ar HELENA
About Forty of the Furnace Men In the
Smelter Quietly Stop Work.

About Forty of the Furnace Men In the
Smelter Quietly Stop Work.
HELENA, Mont, March 21.-[Special to
The Miner. The furnace men at the Hell.
ena smelter struck work at 6 O'Clock to-
night, numbering about forty, and now the
fires of three blast furnaces are out, and all
work suspended.
The move has been contemplated by the
men for few days past. They stated their
demands to the superintendent, the pur-
port OF which is that they want - per day
for twelve hours work, the length OF the
present shift, or 1926 for eight hours
work. At present they work twelve hours
for 1926. The demand was refused. and
the men quietly left the works.
The superintendent says that in view Of
competition from foreign smeltsrs and the
low rates at which ore is treated, the COM
pany cannot afford to meet the request.
No trouble is anticipated, but an extra
number OF watchmen and several deputy
sheriffs have been placed on guard.
Mr.. Raht says the places Of the strikers
will be filed IN fw days, as there are
nearly 500 smelter men at Anaconda who
are idle in consequence OF the fire.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
IT Holds Its Own.

In spite Of the counter attractions, the
Theater Comique is filed nightly with ad'
mirine throngs, to witness the strongest
show OF the season. Wheeler, the wonder,
in bis clever musket drill is q whole show in
himself and worth double the price OF at
mission charged. The Derville family are
making great hit in their new sketch this
week. The beautiful first part setting, en-
titled 1.-THE Living Pyramid OF Beauty,
presented by the ladies OF the company
elevated in such manner as to form
pyramid reaching to the top of the st-ge
After each song series OF Giving pictures,
is presented-repres enting .Rock OF Ages,
mo Giadiators" and "Goddess of Liberty.
TSe M old iavorites appear in q strong olio
and the amusing comedy Of "slssher ant
Crasher."