Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-09
deaths from that disease. Two new cases
have lust been renOrted.

have just been reported.
New York, May 9.-Roland B. Molineux
was today released on $4,000 bail. He was
Immediately re-arrested on a warrant
charging him with the murder of kath-
crime j. Adams.
New York, June "a dispatch to the
World from Berlin says: The engage
ment between Prince Maximillian and
the grandduchess Helen, granddaughter
of the grand duke vladimir, has been deli
nitely broken off.
Lebanon, Mo-, June 9.-Hon. r. p.
Bland was still alive at a. M, with no
perceptible change in his condition. Mr.
Bland is in a stupor and has been since
yesterday morning. He recognizes no
one and cannot speak.
New York. June 9.-Lieutenant Com
mander Charles Atherton French. L. >.
~, retired. is dead at his home in Brook
lyn. He was born in Maine Is years ago
and entered the navy as volunteer IN
1863. His widow survives him.
Little Rock, Ark. June 9.-The report
that 2S men were killed at Ross Hollow
on the Choctaw road yesterday afternoon
is denied by the contractors. Several men
from the camp are here today. having
left Ross Hollow last night at O'Clock.
At that time no accident had occurred.
Paris. June 9-At a cabinet meeting
held this morning Premier Dupuy an
nounced that rigorous measures had Deen
adopted to preserve order at Long
champs on Sunday next upon the occa-
sion of President Loubet's visit to that
place in order to witness the race for the
Grand Prix de Paris.
London, June 9.-The Westminster Ga
zette this afternoon says a rumor is cur
rent from a well informed source that it
~ in, a rncn6OSihp ull1r
ter that the United States mediate be-
tween the Transvaal and Great Britain
1t is added the suggestion is beng con-
sidered and it is mot even improbable
that mediation may be undertaken.
Chicago, June "a special to the
Tribune from Ashland, o., says: Judge
Grosscup has been steadily, although
| slowly, regaining his health. He is now
able to sit up for short intervals and is
allowed to converse with visitors. His
weight is considerably 1essened and ne
is vet very weak. His physician reports
him improved today and out of danger.
Washington, June 9.-The president to-
day appointed the following commission
| to determine the most feasible and prac-
tical route for a canal across the lsthmus
of Panama: Rear Admiral John G. Walk
er, IT, S. NJ; George S. Morrison, &. e.
New York Col. Peter c. Hams, y. S. A.;
Prof William II. Burr, Connecticut
Lieut. Col Oswald Ernst ". $. A.; Lewis
M. Haupt, c. E.. Pennsylvania; Prof
Emory r. Johnson of Pennsylvania.
New York, June 9.--Dr. f. p. Chambers
of this city has received a letter from ms
brother, Chief Justice Chambers OF
Samoa dated Apia. May Is. The letter is
of a personal nature but he says
that everything is quiet at Apia, that the
commissioners We're sitting daily and ne
was about to send to Auckland, N. Il.
for his family, which he sent away II
April at the outbreak of the recen
trouble.
Santa Barbara, Cal, June 9.-Lad,
Frances Broome has been arrested fo
) obstructing the street on which her resi-
dence stands. A few weeks ago she re
!, sisted an officer when by order or th'
council he removed a hedge about ne
place. A fence built where the hedg
stood was ordered removed on com
, plant charging obstruction or the hlgh
way. Lady Broome threatens to brln!
the matter to the attention Of the British
government
San Diego Cal, June "a special t
I the Union from a correspondent who ha
lust arrived at Ensanada from the Sierra
: Pintada placers gives very gloom
view of the alleged gold fields. He say
/ there is nothing there worth the while @
Americans, not even wages. Daily earn
ings per man run from so cents to w. IN
placers are extensive but the gold Is i
small quantities and are quickly worke
out The general impression in San Deg
is that the rush to the new placers
ended.
= Chicago, June 9-Miss Julia Dent Gran
and her mother arrived in the city las
night Mrs and Miss Grant will be j
: Chicago for a week or more. and durln
I that time will be the guests of Mrs II
N Honore, 2l03 Michigan avenue. Mis-
Grant was unable to give definite new
concerning the approaching wedding wit
Prince cantacuzen last night. Miss Gran
will be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Potte
Palmer, at Newport during part of tn
summer and the rest of the time will b
spent at other eastern resorts.
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