Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-20

OF California, was mortaily shot q,
Benicia, CAL, by j. e. Crooks in a quarrel
over q newspaper articles 1t 41EG4 2pT
The celebration Of the Tooth anniversary
Of the fall of the bastile was begun in New
York, Sunday, by the French. Mayor
Grant reviewed q big parade. @'.i4H =
John F. Beggs, the imprisoned senior
OF Camp No. 20. Oan.ne gael
Chicago, filed a petition Monday for .
writ Of habeas corpus. a1HDa ~
A special from Bar Harbor says that Sec
Rotary Blaine denies with his own lips th.
Saturday night.
The salt trust has q capital Of $40, OGO,
600, OF which amount S. 900 will b.
held by English capitalists. The associa
ton begins business January l next.
The court at Drougheda, Ireland. hat
dismissed the case against Msssrs. Cox and
Gill, members Of parliament, who wert
taken from London for. trial on q charg,
Of conspiracy. ''"'-
A collision occurred at Greenoble, France
Monday, between q passenger train .anG
train on the Paris, Lyons & Medi
terranean railroad. Twelve persons wers
killed and injured.
A bridge and trestle 500 feet long, ovel
Hangman Greek, on the Seattle, Lake
Shore & Eastern railroad, three miles west
Of Spokane Falls, burned Sunday after
noon. --et r, rs
Sunday morning a mob OF loo
forced the jailor to give up the keys and
took Samuel Bures. the negro charged with
the murder of Whitebarst, q white man
and lynched Bures at Inka, Missd r.
John Fitzpatrick Of New Orleans, referet
in the late prlze.fight, was arrested as 500
as he arrived in New Orleans, Sunday night
He gave bondsin 81 ,O0Ofor his appearance
at Purvis, Miss. 4 H@ t@a7 ~,
Acting General Secretary Batchsller in
forms C. P. Huntington, president Of thu
Southern Pacific railroad that the New Or
leans collector is right in OBTAINING the IL
Chinese coolies who recently arrived In New
Orleans en- route to China via San Fran
orr"
At Chicago heavy arrangements hav,
been made for the shipment from New Yorl
for Liverpool, Glasgow and London, of al
unusually large number OF cattle during tn,
three or four months. Low prices
here and a shortage OF cattle in Europeoex
plain the matter. p: ree~ RS I.ea.
The Pope has sent an autograph letter te
The authorities OF Loval university, Mon
treal, thanking them and the citizens o
Quebec for the resolution adopted at tn.
demonstration April % in favor Of the res
toration OF the temporal power of the
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The Canadian anthracite coal company
has sold it's coal lands, consisting of 1900
acres in the vicinity OF Anthracite and Ban
III, B. c., to an English Syndicate for 80.
300 pounds. The English will develop the
property at once, and capitalize the com
pany at s. 5000, 600. T ~."" 2
G. W. Rich and J. T. Jameson were ar.
restel at Purvis. Mississippi. charged with
aiding and abetting the Sullivan KilraiH
light. There were placed under bonds.
John r. Fitzpatrick has also been ar.
rested, and it is reported that Governor
Lowry is after some OF the railroad off.
,ials.
Information is received at the office oil
,he United States attorney Of the killing oil
Robert Dalton, a deputy United States
MARSHAL, in Oklahoma, Sunday afternoon.
Dalton was in the act of arresting Lee
Vest, a notorious criminal, for being q
'moonshiner" or whisky peddler. West
hot Dalton fatally, but before he expired
he latter shot West, killing him instantly.
At Otis, sixteen miles east OF Spokane
Falls, at 2 O'Clock Monday morning, an
passenger train on the Northern
'acifc was wrecked. four cars being de-
allied and badly smashed. The train
ollided with some cars blown from q
witch to the main track. Engineer Brown
nd fireman Fletcher jumped before the
ollision, but the latter received probably
..,"'
Anton Bolak was hanged at Belvidere, N.
>, July Is, for the brutal murder and rob-
cry OF his friend. Michael Bollinshire, at
'xford, N. Y, in September last. Bolak
as a man OF more than ordinary intelli-
He had been q soldier in the Prus-
army. from which he deserted. He
as charged with killing a man in the old
LEGGED to be implicated in the Phoebe
aulin murder at Orange Mountain some
sars ago.
M. Deroulede, M. Lagusrre, and other
oulangist members Of the chamber of
assembled on the Place de "a
oncorde. Paris. before the statue OF Stras.
arg, Sunday, intending to hold q meeting. |
he former was forbidden to speak by Gle. !
ents, one OF the police commissioners.
Q then aided in placing floral wreathes
'ouEd the statue, at the same time lead.
6 the crowd in shouting, "Viye' Boulan-
F." Clements made another attempt to |
rest him, when the crowd interfered, and
ire handling the officer roughly, when the
'lice charged on the crowd, rescued Cle-
ents and arrested several. Great excite