The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-12

i Indian agent here. has applied to Secre-
tary Of the Interior Hitchcock for troous
| to eject United States deputy marshals
and others from Indian allotments
There were 200 claims jumped on the
l night of October S.
SALT LAKE CITY.-Arrangements
| for the funeral of President Lorenzo
| Snow. who died in this city Thursday
| were perfected at u meeting of the Nor
mon church officials. The funeral will
take place on Sunday.
| VICTORIA. r. CA company with
| a capital of $4,000 Is being formed in
| this city to make another search for the
/ treasure believed by Germany to be
J buried on Cocos island, off the coast OF
/ Costa Rica.
| TOLEDO - Cresceus< lowered the
| worlds trotting record on q half mile
| track one quarter of a second. The
| record was previously held by himself
| having been made on the Toledo track
la year ago. 1t was 2:09N.
BUFFALO, N. .Y.-It transpires that
4 month ago the sum of 81. 200. receipts
of the Buffalo customs house. had been
stolen. evidently while in transit from
, Buffalo to the sub-treasury in New
York.
! LONDON-A mass meeting of the
students of St. Andrews university asked
| Andrew Carnegie to become lord rector
OF the university in succession to Prof
James Stuart, whose term expired in
November.
| DALLAS, TEXAS-Gregorio Cortez,
the Mexican outlaw. for whom an ex-
citing hunt was kept up for two weeks
last spring, has been convicted at
karnes City for numbering Sheriff Nor
ris Of karnes county. and sentenced to
be hanged.
| ITHACA, N. Y.-Charlcs Norris, car
| inspector for the l.e.l.s:l Valley. has
been arrested charged with tho .',ert
of bonds, jewelry and other property,
valued at $4,000. belonging to Mrs.
Denman l. Thompson and Mrs. Franklin
| Thompson of the "Old Homesead" COM
pany.
! VANCOUVER. B. C-The dominion
! government has made change in the
cable rates to the Yukon. The rate in
future is to be 40 cents per word. The
! press rate heretofore. So for 100 words,
{ has been made 81 per 100 words.
/ VANCOUVER, B. C.-Hon. Francis J.
Iascelles, brother of the early of Har-
wood. has been acquitted of the charge
! OF manslaughter. but was committed to
! the provincial asylum. He killed his
| Chinese cook at Golden, B. c., while in
sane.
! SlMLA-Habab Ullah Khan, the new
ameer of Afghanistan. has officially in
! formed the viceroy of India that he will
| follow in his fathers footsteps, hoping
that the friendship existing between the
! Afghan and British governments will
| continue to increase
LIMA, Ohio.-At the biennial session
of the grand council of the Lutheran
Church OF North America the following
recording secretaries were elected :
English, DR.. S. E. Ochsonford. Allen
| town, Pa; German, Rev. G. c. Berk-
meyer. Mount Vernon, N. Y; Swedish.
| Rev. F. A. Johnston, Chicago.
| GEORGETOWN, Ky.-Ten men have
been accepted by the commonwealth as
jurors in the case of Caleb Powers,
charged with being an accessory to the
| murder of Governor William Goebel
Ihey are, however, subject to per-
emptory challenge by the Defense
LEXINGTON, Ky.-The $1,000 Wilson
stakes, 2:2O class, was won in straight
heats by Audubon Boy, the favorite. He
| was fought to the wire in each heat hy
Dr. Monical and New Richmond, Sin-
| ming the last two in the remarka BILE
time of 2:o7ss and 2:0Sh
! LONDON.-Epsom Lad won the
kempton Park stakes of $780, added to
| a sweepstakes of 91OO each for 3-year-
ODDS and upwards, distance one and
half miles, in Kempton park yester-
| day. Santoi was second and w, C.
: Whitney's Volodyovski q. Reiff) fin
| ished third.
, WASH1NGTON.-Th president has
announced the following appointments:
| Robert L. Howse, major in Porto Rico
| provisional regiment of infantry:
George B. Lawrason, surgeon of volun-
| teers, rank of major; Josiah M. Ward,
| assistant surgeon of volunteers, rank of
captain; Frank r. Tetemore, surgeon OF
volunteers, rank of captain; Harry L..
Steele. captain of artillery corps; Glen
F. jerks and Carl Edward Virgins, Sec
ond lieutenants artillery corps.
Fire at Cape Town.
(By Associated Press.)
! Cape Town, Oct. 12.-The colonial
mutual assurance buildings were g,1tted