Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-18


are simply detained at quarantine. They
will be deported when the Kaiser Wilhelm
goes back to Europe 1t is true that on
August ] this government was advised
from Naples that Maresca had left Italy
for the United States, with the purpose
fh,t 4b attaeklng the the =; president It was said
grant. l may have a more interesting
story to tell later
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
The total population of Kansas is given
at l444,7os, a gain of 1885 during the year
just passed.
disastrous incendiary fire caused
property loss of some $4,000 at Smithfield,
LII. The town had no fire protection.
Topeka, Kan. is preparing for great
exposition in 1904. the semi-centennial OF
the admission Of the state into the Union.
The Baltimore is on her way home from
the Philippines, with Rear Admiral Wat
land.
Hugh Glen, an operator in the Portland
Oregonian Office. set $3.50 lines. or 1850
ems, in one day of eight hours, on limo
type machine.
temporary receiver has been appointed
for the defunct Somerset National bank at
in June of this year.
large boarding house at Mackinac
Island, Mich. was burned on Friday, with
a loss of $4,000, no insurance. One of the
fire department was seriously injured.
Ex-Candidate Towne is going on the road
soon, an oratorical sleuth on the trail Of
Roosevelt. He is to follow Roosevelt in
all his campaign and endeavor to get the
last word.
A heavy wind squall struck the yacht
San Francisco, near Quebec, and three of
the five occupants were drowned. A pass
ing yacht saved the other two passen-
gers.
The Carnegie company is seeking to buy
up all the pig iron blast furnaces in the
country, and already has options on enough
to give them practical monopoly of the
iron trade
Two Chicago uncles of the defrauding
Captain Carter recently visited the crim-
inal in the pententiary at L.eavenworth,
and expressed strong hopes that they would
be able to secure him pardon.
One man was killed and three seriously
injured in a fire in Chicago. which ,,e-
stroyed the building occupied by the Inde~
pendent Paper Stock company. The fire.
was said to be of incendiary origin.
Kentucky produced 21,7ss,722 gallons Of
whisky last year, compared with Is, ,78s, ,7Ss
gallons the year before. Statistics show
that there Is now in bond in the state OF
Kentucky a total of s2,6o4,9o6 gallons.
The total wheat crop of Washington is
now estimated at nearly s5ooO.coo bushels. |
a decrease of nearly 100000 bushels from
that of last year. However, the grain is
of better quality than usual.
passenger train on the Perkiomen rail-,
a horses
at Palm. near Allentown, Pa, and instantly.
killed the three men who were riding In
the rig. They had been camping out.
A great ock-out in the Brussels, Bel
GUM, glass works has thrown 5000 men
out of employment. The men were just
on the point of striking for some conces-
sions when the manufacturers closed down
all the works
An American consular officer has been al
lowed to go from Lourenzo Marques to-
Nooitgedacht to distribute large sum of
money to the British troops held prisoners
by the Beers. There will be $40 for each
man.
Money has been subscribed in England
for the proposed new railroad from the
minus will be somewhere on the northern
coast of British Columbia, and branch
Is to extend up to Dawson.
just as the Strike WAS SelIleu between
the machinsts on the Canadian Pacific and
the management, the other employees in
the mechanical department went out on a
sympathy strike. They say that 1t was
only as display of their independence
The Kansas City fire department repre-
sentatives at the Paris exposition created
a sensation in the contests there by their
fast work in fire-fighting. They were
awarded first place in the preliminary con-
tests, among the 5000 firemen competing.
A Rock Island passenger train from Dem
yer crashed into the rear of freight train
at Goodand, Kan, seriously and perhaps
fatally injuring the engineer and fireman.
There were four wrecks reported in vari-
Gus parts of the country on Friday.
At the International Typographical Unian
The populists of Pierce county. WASH. in
session at Tacoma, could not agree. and
the larger part of the delegates bolted the
convention, setting up ticket of their own.
The two delegations will fight. for recog-
milton at the state convention in Seattle
on Monday.
meeting at Milwaukee an effort was made
by the steFeotypers and electrotypers to
get permission to withdraw and form q
separate union. The movement was op-
posed on the ground that a large union Is
far more powerful than two weak ones.
and the movement will probably be de-
feated.
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