Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-30
TELEGRAPHIC BRETITIES.
News From Every Part of the World Put
Into the Smallest Compass.

News From Every Part of the World Put
Into the Smallest Compass.
Mrs. Harrison was shopping in New York
all day Saturday.
The tie-up on the Brooklyn street car
lines continues.
The Sultan OF Zanzibar isin serious fnan.
Ella embarrassment.
Senator Allison is believed to be ON mis-
way to Indianapolis.
A thaw set in at Montreal, Friday, csus-
ing high water and damage.
The yield of wheat in South Australia
averages four bushels per acre.
The total output needed to complete the
Panama canal is 45O, 600, 900 francs.
Two more correspondents OF French
newspapers have been expelled from Ger
many.
Inspector General Roger Jones OF the
o. 8. A., died at Fort Monroe, Saturday
morning.
The steamer Amalf arrived in New York,
Friday. from Hamburg. 1t had a fearfully
stormy voyage.
A family of six persons, by the name of
Rudolf, were suffocated by gas from a de.
fectiye stove at Crossen. Saxony.
A furious blizzard is prevalent in Mani
toba, Dakota and Minnesota.
The car trust was a victory in it's suit
against the Iron Mountain & Southern
Railroad Company to recover $S5O,0OO. =
C. A. B. Shepard OF Lee & Shepard,
publishers at Boston, died Friday morning
aged Sc years.
December 1, three strong earthquakes
were felt in Iqulque, Peru, with an inter
mission NJ 0nlv fropo Two $n NINA ooo1rle
November 10 the Bolivion house of depu.
ties passed a law authorizing the executive
to effect a loan of 92, 100000.
Samuel L. Pelton, ex-President of the
Philadelphia, Washington & Baltimore
railroad, died at Philadelphia, Thursday
night, aged "a.
At New York, January %, the leather
manufacturers declined to grant the scale
mans union, and locked out 800 girls.
The latter are now posted about the
shops to keep other girls from taking their
places.
An unsuccessful attempt was made,
Thursday night, to wreck the Colorado,
Utah & Pacific passenger train on the
Union Pacific near Wilson, Kansas, by
placing distractions on the rails. No rea,
son except robbery is assigned.
Mrs. Mary q. Latimer. a widow of Jack
son. Michigan, was mysteriously shot twice
in bed, Thursday night, and killed. Hel
son. r. l. Latimer left that night saying he
was going to Detroit.
By an explosion Of a large can OF oil in
Belvidere flats, Milwaukee, Thursday night
John Clements, aged IL, was burned tC
! death, and James, his brother, aged IA
was so badly burned that he cannot sur
vive.
At the railway works at Crewe, England
an immense crane carrying a ladle contain
ing seven o of molten steel, collapsed
Friday. The ladle fell, and masses of stee
few like bullets in every direction. Twenty
workmen were!severely injured, and the roo
Of the building wal torn off.
All horse car Lines on the Allan
tic Avenue Railroad company in Brooklyn
seven in number, we're tied up, Friday
morning by the employees. The men de
mand 50 per day.
Last fall the Northern Pacific e%njoineG
the county treasurers OF Oliver and Mercer
counties frum selling lands for deliquent
taxes. Judge Rose at Mandan, Dakota
Thursday, gave judgment against the roaG
for the aggregate OF nearly . million and 6
half.
Great excitement prevails throughout
Indianapolis over the discovery of the fact
that Joseph A. Moore is q defaulter to the
extent OF $500, 600. He is the son of q
banker at Madison, Ind. Foryears he has
been the trusted agent of the Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance company, his opera
tions being extensive. He was also score
tary and treasurer of the Moore Desk
company, and a prominent member and
vestryman OF st. Paul's Episcopal church
He ID in hiding in Indianapolis.
The suit brought by w. w. Dudley
against the New York "Times," World
Evening Post" and Commercial Adver
tiser," claiming $25, 900 damages from
each for publishing the now Historical
"Blocks Of Five Letters" alleged to havt
been written by Dudley, came up in the So
preme court before Judge Patterson, il
New York. Thursday, on a motion by Col
Bliss, Dudley's lawyer, to vacate the ordel
for his client to be examined. Argument
was deferred for one week.