The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1897-09-24
NEWS 60 M NJ IN 7

WHAT THE WORLD IS DOING
Clippings From the Daily Press Show
ing Events Transpiring Through
out the Globe.
The North Atlantic squadron has ar
rived in Hampton Roads.
Switzerland exported cheese last year
to the value Of $S, 0O0, 600.
It is claimed that the English lam
guage is spoken by 10, 500, 900 people.
A brass band, consisting of twenty
four unmarried ladies, has been organ
lied at Ottawa, Kan.
Education is made compulsory in
Japan and there are 40, 900 comfortable
schools in the empire.
A thief in Philadelphia let himself
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stole 1915 worth of jewelry.
Chattanooga residents are exercised
over the discovery of an old charter
which places the town in Georgia
Last year the United States exported
$21. 900, 900 worth of hams. of which
England bought 1913, 00O 900 pounds.
The Spanish priesthood has been en-
joined by the Vatican to abstain from
participating in the Carlist agitation.
1t is said that syndicate of prac-
tical glass blowers is negotiating for
the establishment of a factory at Salt
Lake City.
Thousands of laborers are wanted
on the Pacific coast to harvest the
crops One dollar a day and board is
being paid.
At the opening of the public schools
in New York City 225. 600 pupils were
enrolledd, of whom 10000 could not be
accommodated.
William barley and Herman Pfeffer,
of Chicago. have arranged to have the
, tests of their newly invented explosive
made in Europe.
A conspiracy has been discovered
among Idaho penitentary convicts at
I,1l
iously supplied with cell keys.
Twenty-four persons We're killed
last week by au explosion of gas fol.
lowing a great blast at the Pannetos
quarry on the Vera Cruz Railway.
Rev. F. G. B. Howard, who was
serving nine years sentence in the
: Ohio penitentary at Columbus for u.s.
, ing the mails for fraudulent purposes,
s has escaped
A sailor who was drowned from the
4 steamship Ohio while nearing New
York has been identified az George
Prescott. son of wealthy resident OF
Z San Francisco.
Louise Michel and other anarchists
are reported to be coming to tht
\ United States in October to undertake
: a speech making tour to advance anar
= chistic propaganda.
G.. w. Adams, of Denver. has jus
: returned from a prospecting tour il
South America. heing the only survi
= vor of a party of nine Americans, tn
rest all having died of fever.
Z The wheat market in England con
uinues in state of great excitemen
prospect of high prices for bread ant
) -four during the coming winter.
The Eastlake woolen mills at Bridge
. ton, N. J. which have been idle fo
: three years, will resume operation
y in about two weeks. Many of the OIL
= hands have been engaged to take thei
& former positions.
8 A gift of $400, 600 to aid in bringin
s about union of Christian churche
q has been presented to the Pope by tn
2 brothers Economas. Turkish subjects
z who were recently created Roma
. counts of the Vatican.
Z The government has cut off all ra
Z tions to the Apache Indians, excep
Z flour. A dispatch from Las Cruces, n
q M, says that 300 Indians Oh the reserva
. tiou threaten an uprising, and muc
a uneasiness is felt by the settlers.
ss !. Agricultural experts have informa
tion that the present harvest in Ire
land is the worst since 1879, and tina
4 the sufferings of the poor people dul
d ing the next eight months will b
equal if not exceed the famine Of 184t