Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-17
BREvIrIEs.
News from Every Part Of the world Put
Into the Smallest Compass.

The "Navoe Vremyo" states that Bull
gary will proclaim independence to-day.
At Chicago, August II, q building Eel
burying o number OF workmen in theruins
Joseph Dopp and Nick Silver we're killed.
At Unity station, Wis.,, on the Wiscon
sin Central railroad. q bear carried off th,
little daughter OF q Mr.. Kline. The father
pursued the animal and killed it, the chile
escaping serious injury. The bear weighed
440 pounds.
The Cherokee commission had a session
Tuesday and decided to visit the Chey
ennes and Arapaboes. and ascertain wha'
terms can be made with them for their in
tersst in the Cherokee lands.
The wife and children of Treasurer Brown
of Riverside mills, Boston, have left fol
| their home at Aston, Mass. 1t is under
stood that they have received word from
| Brown, who ia in Canada, to save all they
can of his property and meet him in France
The st. Petersburg "Novoe Vremya," il
ers viii make themselves sorely felt wher
the triple alliance attains it's real object
That is war"
The boiler OF Thomas Anderson & Co.'s
stave factory at Dawson, Kentucky, ex'
ploded Monday. Laton Menzer, Dennis
Purdy and James Jackson were killed and
four Others seriously injured.
Matthew Gibbs, supposed to be the old.
est man in North Carolina, died at his
home near Center yesterday morning. Mr..
Gibbs was 10S years old and died OF sheer
old age.
AT Berlin, August IL, among the distin-
guishsd persons who met Emperor Francis
Joseph at the railway station were Count
Herbert Bismarck, General Won Moltke
and General Won Blumenthal. The meet
ing between the two emperors was OF the
most cordial character.
J Next Monday evening forty members OF
the G. A. r. and Women's Relief Corps OF
the Oregon department., will go by the
Northern Pacific train to the encampment
a tMilwaukee. The excursion is in charge
of Col. W. A. Baubes and Col. W. N. Sadue,
of Salem. The G.. A. r. OF the state will
carry with the expedition one car loaded
with various grains, fruits and mineral pro-
ducts OF the state.
The Iron River & Youngstown and
Florence, ore mines on the Menominee
range, in Lake Superior district, owned by
capitalists and iron manufacturers here,
have been sold Tuesday to Frederick
Schelsinger OF Milwaukee, representing
a syndicate of New York capitalists al
ready interested in that region. By the
of these mines the Schelsinger
party will be able to put 100000 tons OF
ore in the market each year and be able to
practically control the market for non
bessemer semitic.
In the B~oulanger case, Monday, the mem.
bers of the right refused to give the oath of
secrecy, on the ground that as an indict-
ment had been widely published, they had
a right to publicly express their opinionsin
the case. The right moved that the court
was incompetent to try Gen. Boulanger be-
cause the allegations in the indictment did
not constitute treason. The motion was
by a vote OF 212 to 81. The right
met and decided to take no
further part in the proceedings.
Hon. ]. E. Prendergast, provincial secre.
tary and sole representative in the Green
way government for the French.speaking
people Of Manitoba, has resigned, owing to
the expressed determination OF his col
to introduce legislation at the next
of the legislature abolishing the
use OF the French language in public print
ing and doing away with separate Catholic
schools.
A very important suit was filed, to-day,
in the United States court of Helena, Ark,
August 10. The plaintiff is s. E. Sweet and
the defendants are ~thirty-fve citizens OF
Forest City. Ark, comprising some of the
merchants OF that city. The plain
tiff was during a riot on the 10th OF May
last one OF the men who it WAS claimed was
compelled to leave the state. and being now
q citizen OF the state of Tennessee, he
brings the,suit in the United States court, for
$780, 600 damages against the defendants
who he claims, drove him from his home
he choose to vote his own senti-
The"North German Gazette, "Bismarck's
referring to the impending meeting
Of the German Corenial company, says the
angry protests against the action OF Brit
ish officials is politically undesirable. Eng
the Gazette" Gays, will eventually
settle matters. If Germany had been con-
solidated she might have pointed out
objections against the German
Emin relief expedition. Germany would
regret the expedition in adopting the po-
itical aims or encroachments on British
or interests. England's friendship
"a OF more value to Germany than all the
expedition could obtain on the upper Nile.
DR.. Peters intends forcibly or jointly
With Emin Pasha to seize provinces secured
% Turkey and Egypt by treaties. the en-
will fall under the operation of the
avs OF the countries whose interests are
.)reiudiced.