The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-22

N, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2:
NEW YORK.-A plan was formally
placed before the board Of managers Of
the New York stock exchange to estab-
| lish trading on the exchange in copper
| certificates.
! WACO. Texas.--A desperate street duel
| on Austin street resulted in the death
! Of ex-SheriR Harris and son, and DR..
| Lovelace and son are locked up. charged
| with the killing.
| DULUTH. Minn.-The writing of an
| insurance policy for $2OOOOOOO. covering
| all the property of the Northern Pacific
| railroad subject to fire, has been done
| by local agent.
! JEROME. Ariz.-The body of Judge
| w. A. Mckinnon was found in his home
| with the throat cut. Life had been eX-
| tnct several hours. The coroner's YER
| diet was suicide.
| 'PEKIN--A new heir to the throne will
! be appointed when the dowager en-
press meets Prince Ching and several of
! the vceroys at Kai Feng, capital of the
| province of Ho Nan.
| Observation-Disclosures General Greeley
| of the L. S. S. c. has arrived here after
| visiting Japan and the Philippines
where he inspected the army and navy
: telegraphs and cables.
| HAVANA-Two men convicted Of muir
! der will be executed by the garrote next
| will no ha fret
! cutons since the occupation Of the ISL
| and by the United States.
WASHINGTON-In the United States
| supreme court two opinions were handed
! down by Justice Shiras, sustaining the
! state law of Tennessee making store
| orders redeemable in cash.
| NEW YORK-The American tour of
| Sir Henry Irving, Ellen Terry and the
members of the London Lyceum Theatcr
company was inaugurated at the Knick-
| erbocker theater last night.
BOISE, Idaho-Joseph Levy was ar
rested at Baker City, Ore, charged with
being the murderer of Davis Levy. the
wealthy Boise man, who was found dead
in his home here two weeks ago.
SPRINGFIELD. In.-Rev. George w.
Olmstead pleaded guilty today to send
| ing obscene letters through the mail to
both men and women. and was sentenced
to two years in the penitentiary.
r WASHINGTON. - Acting Adjutant
General Ward has been informed Of the
departure from Manila Of the trans
port Mcclellan for San Francisco with
three companies of engineers aboard.
| WASHINGTON.-Th supreme cOun-
Gil Of the thirty-th third degree of the An
Gent and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free
Masonry for the southern jurisdiction OF
the United States, met here in biennia
session.
LONDON-The idea that the capture
Of Miss Stone originated with the Mace
DOMAIN committee is corroborated by the
fact that numerous Macedonians in Sofia
!, have offered to mediate with the
i brigands.
ST LOUIS-The police stopped the Is
round contest between Marty Duffy O.
Chicago and Dave Barry of Canada a
4 the West End club in the fourth
= ably beaten.
CHICAGO-Judge Kohlsaat modified
his injunction order against the mem
bers of the International Association o.
Machinists in the Allis- Chalmers case 81
that peaceful picketing or moral suasior
is permitted.
LOWELL, Mass.-The directors of tn
Merchants National bank have an
nounced that the deficiency in the funds
} of the bank, resulting from the defalca
ton of Teller Smith and Bookkeepe
Swift is s115,o00.
LONDON.-The American line steame
St. Louis. which will sail from South
ampton for New York Saturday next
will take among her passengers Mr.. an
Mrs. Andrew Carnegie and Lord am
Lady Pauncefote.
ALBANY, N. Y.-Warden Meade o
Auburn prison spent several hours II
conference with Superintendent of Stat
Prisons Cornelius V. Collins arrangin!
the details for carrying out the sentenc
: imposed on Leon Czolgosz.
BOSTON-Two leading banks of Bos
ton, the Shoe & Leather and the Nationa
bank Of Redemption, each with capita
of 81, OOO, 900, have decided to consolidate
; The National bank of Redemption will
absorb the Shoe & Leather.
PORTLAND. Ore.-Edward w. Bing
ham, a well-known lawyer, was seize
with dizziness while leaning out of tn
Ut in, ha Union