The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1897-09-11
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WHAT THE WORLD IS DOING
Clippings From the Daily Press Show
ing Events Transpiring Through
out the Globe.
Cholera is reported to have broken
out among the British troops at Bonn
bay.
The Duke and Duchess of York will
visit Canada in the spring of 1898, on
their way to Australia.
Because he had received a black eye
in fight, Edward Tobin, laborer,
living in New York City, committed
suicide.
Count Mutsu of Japan. ex-minister
of foreign affairs, and one of the most
progressive statesmen in the kingdom,
is dead.
A dispatch from Lima states that
Gen. Pando, of Bolivia. with a force
of 600 men. has invaded the Peruvian
Province of Sandia.
1t is estimated that the capital of
the lumber mills in Missouri is about
SO, 900, 900, and the output of these
mills is 30. O0O 900 feet.
Miss Martha Morton. the dramatist,
was married to Mr. Herman Conhem,
of New York, at her mother resi-
dence at Saratoga, N. Y.
Two hundred persons were made
deathly sick by drinking circus lem
onade containing tartaric acid, Or some
- other drug, at Anderson. Ind.
b Bv the burning of the Putnam shoe
: factory at Berlin. Wis. 100 men were
thrown out of employment The los:
4 was $40, 900. insurance $50, 900.
= The British steamer Ganloch, from
= Lisbon to Aberdeen, was wrecked of
\ Cape st. Vincent on the coast of Por
} tugal, and eight of the crew drowned.
D The strike Of the progressive tailor!
> of New York has been declared off. the
increase of 25 per cent in wages de
manded by the union having beer
granted.
! 1t may be good thing to be selling
. wheat in Wall street. but it is bette
~ yet to be garnering in the good yellow
grain itself from your own fielcs
The farmer is king today.
Judge SpitZ, of Kansas City, Mo-
has decided that slot machines are no
gambling Devices and has discharged
, the saloon and drugstore prOprie tor
4 arrested for operating them.
Mrs Mary Otley. of the village O
Upton, Kan. has appealed to tn
state authorities to lend assistance il
closing the two saloons in that place
The town has population of twelve.
- The Behring Sea commission. com
posed of Judge King, of the suprem
court Of Canada, for England, ant
Judge Putnam, for the United States
is in session at Halifax, N. S.
The Vice President doesn't cut mucl
of a figure officially under our form O
government, but, according to news
papers, the Hobarts are cutting an ex
tensive swell socially at Newport.
The county recorder of Bartol
county. KAN, has reported the releas
of $50, 900 in chattel and real estat
mortgages. since August lst, and hal
the wheat crop has not been thrashed.
It is rumored that the French cabi
net is considering the floating of $500.
900, 900 in ~ per cent bonds, partl
for the redemption of the floating deb
and partly for the reconstruction of tn
French navy.
An attempt will be made to effect
reconciliation between Emperor Will
lam and his sister. the Grown Princes
of Greece. when they meet at Wilheld
shohe. The Empress Frederick vii
try to mediate.
A company with an authorized cap
ital of $1,000, 900 has been organize
in New Jersey for the purpose of re
ducing garbage and waste matter, an
Of manufacturing products from tn
matter thus obtained.
A little study of human natur
ought to convince Spain that gettin
up foreign war to save monarch
is very costly business. Greece
now wrestling with the effects of
trial of that sort of policy.
| Pat Mccarthy, of st. Louis, aged &c
| broke the worlds record for heav
| lifting. He got under pile of stone
! placed upon some boards, the tuta
| weight being 1922 pounds. and lifte
| the whole mass upon his back.
1 Gen. Charles Jackson Payne, Of Mass
! achusetts, one of the United State
| monetary commission, sailed fror
| Queenstown for New York on tn
| Cunard steamship Aurania. He wi
] return to Europe some time thi
- m onth.
> Two boys living at Davenport. Ia.
. both about u years old, one deaf an