Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-20
PHOTOGRAPHIC BRET ITIES.
News From Every Part of the World Put
Into the Smallest Compass.

Into the Smallest Compass.
The Cossocks are arranging to invade
Abyssinia.
Baron de Cotegihe, recently prime minis
ter OF Brazil. is dead.
Emperor Francis Joseph, Wednesday, re-
ceived the Presidents OF both houses OF the
Hungarian diet.
The National Prohibition conference is in
session at Louisville, KY. About 5000
delegates are present.
Patrick Nalloy was committed at the
Row street police station, London, for trial
for perjury in the Parnell case.
The steamer Samaria, which sailed from
Queenstown for Boston, the 10th, was
lowed back the 18th with a broken shaft
The second trial of Thomas G. Kerr,
treasurer OF the Broadway, N. Y, surface
railroad, for the bribery of aldermen, began
Friday.
Advices from Oden report that aCossack
expedition Aschinoff hoistsd a Russian
flag at Sagolla. Under the French agree
ment, Sagolla is French territory.
There was tumult in the Hungarian diet,
Thursday, when Herr Ugron accused the
ministry of using it's influence with the
crown to exercise pressure in v OF the
army bill.
The Queen regent OF Spain, Wednesday,
received Perry Belmont, the new American
minister there, who presented his creden-
tials. He was cordially welcomed, and
made an appropriate reply.
A young man was arrested at Toronto,
Wednesday afternoon, supposed to be
William E.. Jones, ex-cashier OF the Conti-
mental Oil company, Of Denver. Jones is
a heavy defaulter, and a reward OF $500 is
offered for him.
Hungarian students continue to agitate
against the army bill. A fight between
students and the police took place at
| Pesth, Thursday, when the police cleared
| the streets. The students purpose holding
a monster demonstration Sunday.
Police Inspector John Bonfeld, of Chi
| cago, who was recently suspended on &C
count of charges preferred by the Chicago
Times against him and other officers
has rendered his resignation, saying that
| his circumstances compelled him to 60 to
work.
Justice O'Brien, in the supreme court o
New York, Thursday, denied without com
ment the motion made in behalf of Harry
C. Ives and George II. Stayner for a change
OF venue in..the suit brought against them
by the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Railway company.
The boiler makers in the employ OF thu
Risdon Iron works, at San Francisco, have
gone out on a strike on tho ground thai
| certain iron plates being used in repairing
the boiler of the steamship Australia wer'
made abroad. They demand that TIT
plates must be made on the Pacific coast
The body OF James Jennings, a railroad
brakeman was found in Water Valley
Miss, with his throat cut from ear to ear
A notorious dive-keeper, William Harris
was suspected OF the crime, and wal ar
rested, and three times mobbed and rescued
alive. 1t is 8 lid another mob will go tt
CODY Vile and lynch him.
During the performance of Twelfth
Night at the Chicago opera house Wednes
day night, by the Miss Julia Marlowe com
pany, Miss Ada Tow, Miss Marlowe's as
sistant stage manager, was struck on thu
head by a heavy piece OF scantling which
unaccountably fell from above, which seri
ously, perhaps fatally, %iniure her.