Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
News From Every Part of the World Put
Into the Smallest Compass.

Into the Smallest Compass.
Bar silver 92X.
The Russian Count Peter Schouvaloff is
dead.
Prof. Francis Cornelius Donders, the we'll
known Dutch doctor, is dead.
John Montgomery WARD. the base ballist,
arrived in New York Saturday.
Senator Jones of Nevada is talked OF as
candidate for the mission to England.
The Wisconsin Central is said to be under
the thumb OF the Northern Pacific.
De Sonlay and Grault Rickard fought q
duel at Paris, Sunday, the former being
thrice wounded. ~ F<z
Sixty sudden deaths in the hospital at
Florence, Italy, lead to the belief that
cholera exists there.
The Verrugas bridge, one OF most famous
OF the bridges on the Oroyo railway, Peru,
has been carried away by flood.
John W. Moore, aged 80, formerly pub
Usher and writer on the subject Of music,
died at Manchester, N. H.. Saturday.
The Hon. John Scott. president OF the
Allegheny Valley Railroad, died at Pitts
burg, Pa., Sunday, aged Ga years.
The feud between the Cowders and Tur-
ner factions in Bell county, KY, has broken
out again, and bloodshed g looked for.
The governor of Pennsylvania has
respited Mrs. Sarah Jane Whiteling, until
April 25, when she is to be hanged.
Count Herbert Bismarck, Thursday
started for London Oh q political mission,
which, it is thought, will result in an Anglo
German alliance.
The robbers OF the train on the A. & P.
road in Diablo Canyon, Arizona, Wednes.
day night, got but 5000 or $500. None OF
tho passengers were molested.
Miss Aimee Gardner Lathrep and Mr..
Walter Hendrick Hudson, were married in
New York, Wednesday evening. The bride
is niece OF United States Senator Leland
Stanford.
William Nelson, assistant manager Of
the American line of steamers, Philadel-
phia, knows nothing of the reported pur-
chase of steamers of that line by c. P.
Huntington.
Chief Justice Fuller, at Washington, de-
clined to be interviewed on the subject OF
his daughters elopement. The news was
| received by the family through the news
papers. Pauline was but II.
The corporation of Brown University at
Providence, r. l., Wednesday, received the
resignation of Ezekiel G. Robinson as
president OF the university and professor
| OF moral and intellectual philosophy.
The jury in the case OF engineer Majors,
at Munich Chunk, Pa, the third and last
of the Lehigh valley employees indicted Tor
having caused the Mud Run disaster,
not guilty.
The President has commuted to i'm
prisonment for life the death sentence OF
Albert Green. colored, convicted of murder
| in the District OF Columbia, last September,
and sentenced to be hanged April 5. This
| is the first criminal case OF which the Presi-
dent has exercised clemency.
The city hall building at Dover, N. H.,
containing the police station, all the city
county officers, the police court room, al.
dermanic and council chambers, high school
| cadets armory, and the city opera house,
with seating capacity OF l,oOO, was
burned Friday q. m. Two churches and
several business houses were badly dam
aged.
| At Scottsville. KY, Friday, Monroe
| Wilkerson, colored, was hanged. for the
murder of Jerry Marion, also colored,
September %, 1888.
In a duel with swords at Rome, Sunday,
Deputy Carrolotti slightly wounded Signor
Corvette, under secretary of the war depart
ment. The trouble grew out OF q personal
quarrel.
Robert Craven, secretary and treasurer
of the Philadelphia, Wilmington & Balti'
more r. R. Co., is short in his accounts
about Sc, 500. He will make an effort to
make it good.
A large body Of tramps boarded a freight
Il -. r. Nrsn
lAllequippa, Sunday night, and for five
hours held the train, refusing to allow it to
proceed unless they were permitted to ride
A special train from Pittsburg, with officers
arrived and arrested twelve of the gant
and the others got away.