The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-18

BRUssELs-An International congress
| to discuss measures for dealing with
anarchists will be arranged before the
| end of the year.
| YOKOHAMA-The trial of Eba Sotoro.
| the assassin of Hoshi Toru, former min
| lister to Washington, is now in progress
| and absorbs public attention.
| PENSACOLA, FLA.-A hurricane is re-
| ported approaching Pensacola from the
| gulf. All vessels in the harbor have
| been run out into midstream.
| VICTORIA, B. C.-The Kobe Herald
says the japanese cabinet is discussing
the placing of japanese bonds to the
value of 100000 yen in America.
| SEATTLE-CustomsI Inspectors Delan-
| ey and Brniker have seized three British
| Columbia built fishing schooners, which,
| it is claimed, were in American waters
| illegally.
| ST. LOUIS, MO.-Frederick J. V. Skiff
| Of Chicago has been appointed to direct
and supervise in all departments the ex-
hibits at the worlds fair, to be held in st.
| Louis in 1903.
| MEXICO CITY-President Diaz OPEN
| ed congress last evening. reading long
| message that Mexicos foreign relations
| and International affairs are Of the most
| satisfactory character.
| TILLAMOOK, ORE.-William Heitmil-
| Ter, Nehalem rancher, walked into the
| Truckee Lumber company's mill at Hob
| sonville, eight miles below here and IA
tally shot Emil Aidarndt, an employe.
| WICHITA. KAS.-The man who as
saulted Mrs. Waddell. Monday night.
was caught last night by the blood
hounds and proved to be a white man
blacked with burnt cork, and not negro.
| VICTORIA, B. Cat a meeting of
United States citizens held at the United
States consulate yesterday it was decid-
ed to hold a Mckinley memorial service
in the Victoria theater, Thursday after
| noon.
TAMPA, FLA. - Governor General
Wood arrived here yesterday from Hav-
ana, enroute to Washington leaving at
night. He hoped to arrive in time to
attend President McKnley's funeral at
| Canton.
LONDON-The fifth series of the 1901
wool auction sales opened yesterday. The
| attendance was unusually large. The
selection of II. 7O7 bales offered was Of
good quality and brought out active COM
| petition.
| MOBILE, ALA.-Captain Halverson Of
| the Norwegian steamer Harold from
| Boscas Del Toro. Colombia. reports that
| Wednesday the town was attacked by
besieging forces Gnsursenis), who were
| repulsed.
! THE HAGUE-The states general were
reopened yesterday by Queen Will
helmina. The speech from the throne
after customary reference to friendly
foreign relations, dwelt on the necessity
for social reform
| LONDON-The Methodist conference
concluded it's session yesterday with a
memorial for the late President Mckin-
ley. The platform was draped in black
and white and British and American
flags We're entwined about the pulpit
SALT lake.. II. Hartman has ap-
proved the plans for the construction at
Pocatello, Idaho. of the repair shops of
the Idaho and Montana divisions of the
Oregon Short Line railway. The plans
involve an expenditures of about $500, 900.
DENVER, COL.-Governor Orman has
issued proclamation urging all per-
sons to refrain from pursuit Of business
or pleasure Thursday. Sept. 49, and to
assemble in places of worship where Nc
Kinley memorial exercises are to be
held.
| LINCOLN, NEB.-Fusion between the
democratic and populist parties of Me-
braska was effected by their state con.
ventions yesterday. The democrats are
given the head of the ticket. while the
supreme court judges and the two re-
gents of the university go to the popu-
lists.
BOISE. IDAHO-Dr. S. w. Buerson,
accused of being an anarchist and who
was expelled from his boarding house for
utterances rejecting approval Of the as
sassnation of the president. has been ar
rested, charged with disturbing the
| peace.
GUTHRIE, o. TINTED States At
torney Horace Speed has received from
the interior department a ruling relative
to parties filing mineral claims on In
dian allotments in the country recent
ly opened to settlement in Oklahoma.
The secretary holds that only by the
consent Of the allOttees mineral
claims be filed. This ruling will expel
5000 mineral prospectors from Indian
| lands