Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-25
BREVITIES.

D'huleep Singh, the Indian prince, has
privately married Miss Ada Wetheral in
Paris.
Edward Sanderson, a wealthy miller ol
Milwaukee, died of Bright's disease, Mon.
day night.
Fanny Davenport, the actress, AID Mel
bourne Mcdowell, her leading man. were
privately married in New York Sunday.
The Lutheran Norwegian college at
De Corrah, Iowa, a burned Sunday
night. The grounds and buildings cost
100000.
Middle California was visited by a severe
earthquake at 3:15 Sunday morning.
The San Joaquin valley was particularly
affected.
Black, will make Chicago his future home,
and will practice law. He formerly lived
at Danville, til.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Monday p. M, fa'
tally stabbed his wife. aged II, and then
cut his own throat.
steamer, the Alaskan, came ashore at Flor
ence. One man was drowned in attempt.
ing to get to shore.
1uO pdbbcuROE bUcd"cT hOphiu WAR
burned Monday night, in the bay at Balti.
more. Loss $2S, 900. The explosion of a
barrel of turpentine caused the fire.
Joe Thornton, a negro, who brutalIy
outraged a little white girl, several days
Monday a. IN. and lynched.
The funeral Of mind-reader Bishop took
place from Grace church, New York, Mon.
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wood.
Strikes among the peasants in the prov.
ince OF Milan, italy, are spreading. In a
conflict between the strikers and the mil.
tary n peasant was killed and eight in.
jured, and four of the military were in.
jured.
1t is estimated that the number OF per.
son drowned in the recent floods in Ger
many is about 100. Pillsen district is
submerged.
A disastrous storm visited Tifin, Ber-
wick and Bascome, in Ohio, Saturday
night. Rain fell in torrents, accompanied
by hail. Crops are greatly injured.
During a heavy thunderstorm at Oil City,
Pa, Saturday night, an oil well on the
Hancock farm near Norway. was struck,
and q tank full OF oil burned. At Rouse.
ttllc tuC WCVAOOAo0 CuuECn was 6IEUCk ny
lightning and burned.
A passenger train on the Modoc branch
of the Grand Trunk. road was ran into
Saturday afternoon, just after leaving
by a timber train going at high
speed. The rear coach was telescoped, and
OF the SO passengers in it, 81 were injured,
of whom three will die.
William B. Derby, cashier OF the Mutual
D:,k.s4 AoeoopOor a4rDorv NJ pooko- 2.
under arrest charged with embezzling
$40, 900 from the Western Union.
A number of accidents to shipping oc-
Cured in New York harbor Sunday. owing
q dense fog. Pilot boat No. 5 was cut
pilot aboard we're drowned. The City OF
Atlanta and the schooner May Davis col
lided; also the steamers Cowell and the
all being considerably dam
aged.
Acommittee OF DIR. Cronin's friends have
issued q circular, reasserting the belief that
be was murdered. and offering "a reward of
IS, 900 for any Information that may lead
to the arrest and conviction of any prin-
cipal, accessory, or instigaCor OF this
The new twin screw steamer OF the Ham,
burg packet line, the Augusta Victoria, has
inst completed the fastest trip ever made
across the Atlantic. The boat ran from
Hamburg to New York, BIAS miles, in
eight days and n hour, or an equivalent
Of six days and two hours from Fastenet
TO New York.
The steamer Rockton, bearing eight of.
6cers and 100 men OF the Vandal:a, and
officers and 800 men OF the Tren-
ION, arrived at San Francisco, Monday
morning, from Samoa. Admiral Kimberly
and Is men remain at Apia.