The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-01
BROKE INTO JAIL.
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a Novel Crime Committed by u MINI In
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Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Butte, Nov. 30.-When Jailer Dwyer
went tn the city Jail this morning, he was
startled tn find one more among his priso-
ncrs than he could i'm any way account
for. Investigation showed that James
Sullivan, who was incarcerated in the
prison, did not belong there, and no one
could tell how he got there. No officer
had taken him there and there was no
charge against him on the books. When
asked how he gained admission to the
e't ~; 1s"j Attnrncv Snri,c,i snnmt a larye
share OF the forenoon trying to find "a
statute by which To punish II man Tor
faulty i'm this regard. Judge Ncwkirk
finally dismissed Sullivan with II warning
not To break into Jail again, MIR. Sullivan
cd n sentence of three months with board
FOR the winter. In an interview he said Inc
considered il just as rcprchcnsible to
break into a Jail as to break out of one.
Ii seems to he an axiom that the city needs
u new jail.
John Lyons, the sixth victim of the
Anaconda mine disaster, died at 1::O
o'clock this morning. after - week of suf-
| entire time. lie leaves u wife aud three
| children.
Matters are proceeding quietly at the
mine and nothing new has developed. II
is thought that in the fire was raging the
bulkheads would ere. this have been
blown out. The fact that they are I'M tact
is considered n good omen.
Levi j. Hamilton, Judge of the kangaroo
court. has gone to Pierre, south Dakota,
there n number of years ago and which
have greatly increased in value since
Pierre WAS made the capital of the
II is said that Mr.. w. v. LAWYER. OF
Butte. manager for the Singer Sewing
Machine has refused a very
nattering otfer tai go tn an eastern city IN
the interest of another sewing machine
company. -.
| Joel Whattey is again suffering with
General Manager Baldwin of the Mon
tana Union. who Is now in Boston. to-day
received "a telegram from Butte announce
ing the death of his fayoritc old English
mastiT Roger. The dog was one of the
best bred ever brought to Montana, hav-
ing taken many prizes in bcuch shows in
the East; MIR. Baldwin valued the animal
very highly.
West broadway to-day. lie was 10 years
of age and lived n number of years i'm
Montana. He will he buried tomorrow
Davidson & Stoner have opened "A new
real estate and insurance business ON
well aud favorably known in Butte and
they will doubtless do n good business.
Matt Hutchins. the man who was de-
scribed in this mornings AS
having spent the day yesterday in chasing
two imaginary spirits around town. and
of insanity. was to-day tried before Judge
Mediation i'm district court and adiudged
insane. He will be sent To the Warm
Real estate il changing hands very
rapidlv i'm Butte these days. To-day am
important transaction occurred, when the
Pavilion bull ling and the ground upou
which il stands. on the corner of frantic
and Alaska streets, was sold by Frcd
10000. improvements will be promptly
made i'm the property.
His ior,iship Bishop B~rond.l, of Helena,
arrived i'm Butte to-day upon ecclesiastical
business.