Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-02

IoclIIlOut VI New IoINs a. ~. JOAiiSoA,
national chairman of the democratic
executive committee: w. j. Stone of
Missouri and Chairman S. B. Cook. of
the national ways and means commit
tee. w. ]. Bryan and other prominent
men have wired that they will be here.
The kilograms also indicate that 10000
visitors from Texas points will arrive.
Mr.. Bryan and others will speak to-day
and Tuesday night at least a dozen
speakers will address the dollar dinner
and the overflow meetings.
T~ELEGRAPHIc BRIEFS
New York, Oct. 2.-Rear = Admiral
schley and family AVE gone to sauga-
tuck, Conn
Pittsburg. Oct. 2.-Captain Henry Nc
Kennie. one Of the most widely known
hotel proprietors, died today of heart
disease. He was 70 years old.
New York, Oct. 2.-John O'Brien, the
Oldest member of the New York stock
exchange and one of the oldest bankers
in Wall street, is dead in his summer
home in Newport.
Chicago. Oct. "A special to the Trib-
une from Pittsfield. ILL.,, says: Fire has
almost destroyed the town of Nebo. in
TIE southern part VI lHe CouHtS' ONtI
thirty buildings We're burned.
Pittsburg. Oct. 2.-Thirty-seven of
~Pittsburg's big foundries will be idle to-
day. The lnolders are on Il strike for an
increase in wages. 1t is estimated that
/ 900 men will go out. Ten firms have
granted the advance and their plants will
continue in operation. =
Oakland. Cal, Oct. 2.-Henry Parker.
a Kanaka. believed to have been over
100 years old, has died at the industrial
was an inmate. He came to California
from the Hawaiian islands so years ago
and was an old man then.
Muncie. Ind, Oct. 2.-Francis Stoker.
a veteran of the Mexican and civil wars,
dropped dead last night. His son. Ever
EFT, now coming home from the Philip
pines. will learn of his fathers death IN
that of his betrothed. Miss Edna Fogel,
at Chicago, simultaneously.
Indianapolis. Ind, Oct. 2.-General A.
j. Vaughn. who was major general in
the confederate army. died here. He
underwent a successful operation for
| cancer and was recovering, when malarial
i symptoms developed. General Vaughn
had a remarkable wal record.
Santa Barbara. Cal. Oct. 2.-Norman
Wines. a Well known mail contractor
and stage owner. is dead. He expired
. suddenly at his residence after attending
to some business over the telephone. He
operated stages and star route contracts
in California, Nevada, Oregon, Idaho and
Wyoming.
San Francisco. Oct. ALBERT McPher-
son, a young ~aerOnaut. was hurled from
the traDeze bar of a balloon near Glen
Dark and Sn Sarin1JSlV injured that he
will die. The balloon. after rising a short
distance. drifted along until the trapeze
ropes struck an electric light wire, over
which Mcpherson was thrown.
Montpelier. Ohio, Oct. 2.-Albert Med
dley, who has been missing from his
home at Marion. Ind, for some time. was
found here in a pitiable condition and
almost starved. He had bean kidnapped
by four tramps. who We're holding HIM
him constantly. but today all four went
to sleep, when the boy escaped. '}
New York, Oct. 2.-Ex-Captain Oberlin
NJ. Carter, who is confined in a cell in
Castle William. will probably be taken
to prison at Fort ~LeaVenworth tomorrow
or Wednesday,. General Merritt has been
notified that the official papers will reach
him from Washington by mail tomorrow
AS soon as possible thereafter Captain
Carter will be removed from Governors
island.
Paris, Oct. LA Fronde publishes the
report of an interview with Professor Cal
mette. the Pasteur institute commits
sioner, who has returned from Oporto
in which the professor says before his
arrival the mortality among those
stricken with the plague amounted to 3:
per cent. OF Is treated with the serum
he adds, not one died. This restored
public confidence and in three days ht
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