Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-22
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aeAn unknown man was found frozen
to death in the road near Great Falls
yesterday morning.
This weeks storm is one of the most
general the country has ever known.
Hardly a part of American territory has
escaped.
The Baptist church of Helena is pre-
pairing for an elaborate celebration OF
the twentieth year of it's existence, De-
cember 2.
The official count of Nebra ska gives
mckinley a majority of over 1000. The
state ticket and the legislature are also
republican.
Lord Roberts was not seriously in
jured by the fall from his horse, Sun
day. He will take the field again in a
few days.
Peter Ferguson was acquitted at Fort
Benton of completely in the murder OF
Thomas Upee, Tuesday. The murder
was done in September
Kruger is in Europe at last. One
amusing rumor of his delayed arrival
was that the ship had been captured by
British squadron. But it wasn't.
Governor Beckham OF Kentucky was
married yesterday, the first time in the
history of the state that a governor was
married While holding office.
White laborers are being shipped to
Honolulu to work on the sugar planta-
tiOns. 1t is hoped to do away with
coolie labor by encouraging white i'm
migration.
Cleveland is having a municipal scan-
dal over the sale Of contracts for a po-
Hce alarm system. One of the aldermen
let out on the scheme by which "the
gang was getting rich.
Berlin papers point out the danger in
encouraging BOer immigra ton into Ger
man territory. They say the Beers are
too clannish to ever accept other gov
ernment with good grace.
"A delegation of Epworth Leaguers
waited on the Transcontinental Passen-
ger association at st. Louis to ask for
reduced rates to the great convention
at San Francisco next year.
Commander Tilley, in charge of United
States interests in Samoa, wants the
government to spend a few thousand
dollars in improvements, roads and har-
'bors, to encourage the natives.
: Thrty-se seven degrees below zero was
British Columbia's contribution to the
weather stories yesterday. The Fraser
river is frozen over, which is unprece-
dented for this time OF the year.
81 An effort will be made to secure
J Professor Ross, lately of Stanford unl-
'versity to deliver the annual address
at the meeting of the State Teachers
association in Butte next month.
: The funeral of Charles Hoyt, the play
wright, : will be held tomorrow at
Charlestown. N. H. ALI the companies
playing his plays are on the road and
too far away to attend the services.
Salmon is once more an anti-trust
product, the combine which controlled
the product having failed to agree on
continuance. An attempt to capitalize
the trust for $S,000,000 fell through.
Because some democratic friend sent
basket of flowers bearing the card of
Perry Belmont to Croker on his depart
ure for Europe, Belmont has withdrawn
from the Democratic club. He is not
Croker man.
The Nebraska supreme court has de-
cided that the state board Of transpor-
tation is illegal. The board attacked the
Burlington line stock rates and the COM
pany fought the case in court with the
above unlooked-for result.
Colorado Springs had five fires during
the fierce storm of yesterday. The city
10 filled with wreckage that has been
blown into the streets. houses, telegraph
and telephone lines. and even fences
going to swell the confusion.