Butte semi-weekly miner., 1889-01-16
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News From Every Part of the World Put
Into the Smallest Compass.
Two Hanover batteries are being em-
barked at Wilhelmsbaven, and will shortly
embark for Zanzibar.
It is again rumored that Chief Arthur will
resign, and that A. R. Cavener OF California
will succeed him.
The Mexican Telegraph Co, has arranged
for laying a Lew cable across the gulf to
Galveston.
j. B. Morrison, o prominent dentist OF
Pittsburg, Pa, committed suicide at noon,
Friday. Cause, dyspepsia.
The death is announced OF Alexander
Gayvazzi, the anti popery lecturer, IN ms
80th year.
There is now said 20 be no truth in the
reported resignation OF Charles Francis
Adams from the Union Pacific p pesidency
General Manager Towne OF the Southern
Pacific road. says the difference between
the b. OF L. E. and Master Mechanic
Bryan has been satisfactorily adjusted.
large steamer has been wrecked of the
Islands OF Sisargo, twenty-five miles north
west OF Corunna. 1t is supposed that 100
persons were drowned. Thirty survivors
have arrived at Corunna.
thar.;na Az oalS nnst.n.t;on s ; - two eH ;rou
Ioaa .ne nnn ~ a an othar -
1000 tons, and 15 torpedo boats Tor coast
ue ehses.
Wliiiam OConnor mas aceepted uah-
| daur,s challenge TO row three mlies lof
SLOoO side, at San Francisco apouu
March l.
Advices from many points in northern
Wisconsin and Michigan, report that We'd
nesday's storm was OF great severity.
Railroads were blocked by snow drifts.
| Cimbermen are pleased, however.
| During a parade OF troops at Nakaricha-
1 riff. Aighanistan. December Cd. a Sepoy in
the infantry. fred at the Ameer but missed
him. He was beheaded on the spot.
i The Pope ia reported to have instructed
American nrelates to strenuously combat
the spread OF socialism among the Irish
Catholics OF America and threatening that
lif such measures failed. a papal rescript
will be sent,
M;nnesota,s state railroad commission.
era have netitioned the Interstate com.
merce con. rl,ission to investigate the road
running between st. Paul and Chicago, nj
Iieging violations of foar articles of the
law.
i The steamer Eovnt arrived in London
/ Wednesday. with FIRE in the cargo of cot
Iton. The danger was aggravated by the
4 fact that paraffine was stored below the
lcotton. However. after several hours
struggle, the fire was extinguished.
i A fight to the finish Tor the lisht-weight
championships OF the Northwest, took
II place near Chicago. Friday night, and was
L 4 =
ants were Billy Wade and Tom Morgan
Wade was knocked ont in the sixth round
Il Tho nla,.ers ~ Union and Karsbav
,,.;a. aa,,th coroI;na ore alaImed ii
tba ,,ras,,oct - q naarn a~odus tr;dax
eneraI ne ~ po COZ Ioods 81 neeroes left Union fo,
Arkansas Their passage was paid b,
railroad contractors.
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.Sa ~ ean EnoianJ ~ . I'd .d .hat ho bad secnr
nssuay lol nns anu d ou"s o M bar =
81 emu VESSELS ~ mn9h ne ana aa q ~ go, ~
ms ioiowers ihOehu w pioooIu w sc,
polno ID Spain ana ralse revolo asaIns
tne goVerhmeno; Inc au1norieles az "au az
rio were ADVISED OF the inoVeIneno anu ini
neoiaUeiy 'ooh sUeps w irus'raoo ono o"o
tempt.
Isaac Wills, who had been imprisoned
some months at New Florence, Mo-, fol
an attempt to kill his divorced wife. es
capped, December 80. He made another
attempt on his late wles lie, ana wheI
City Marshal Drlseoll attempted TO arres
him, he shot the latter through the heart
The murderer fled, but was followed o.
citizens and killed.
u DR.. Meyer, aged "a years, wsll-knowr
physician OF Stevens Point, Wis.,, wal
, shot and instantly killed in the street
Saturday p. M, by Phillip Griffith, hl
father-in-law. December 10 the DOCTOR
wife died, from a pistol shot wound, and il
was decided to be case of suicide. He
father and brother charged the doctor
with the crime, but were unable to secure &
warrant for his arrest, failing in which th'
shooting followed.
The Zanzibar insurgents Fri,ia,
attacked the German mission station a.
Dar.es.Saiem. in which were a number O
natives recently freed from slavery. After
a sharp fight the insurgents were repulsed
i At Saadani there has been continuous fir
ing between the war vessels and the insur
gents on shore. At Lendi and Kilwa the
insurgents allowed the British and lndiar
residents to leave. Many have arrived al
Zanz bar. There is no abatement OF th'
anti-German feeling among the natives
The governor OF Mozambique returned
from Rambesi, where after severe fighting
he defeated Bonga. The whole province
remains in lnsurrection.
The steamer Ailsa sailed from New York
January IL, for Jamaica. She carried at
passengers Captain Smith of Boston AND