The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-20

ELDORA. Colo-The forest fire which
threatened the town has subsidized to q
great extent and it is believed that un-
less a high wind comes up again the
town is safe. 90
RRUSSEI.S.-Many distinguished per-
sonages including representatives of the
king and queen Of Belgium, attended the
memorial services in the Anglican
church yesterday in honor of the late
President Mckinley.
LONDON.-Mr. Kruger. according to
a dispatch to the Daily Mail from Brus
sells, is preparing a memorial to Pres-
dent Roosevelt soliciting the interference
of the United States in South Africa.
SEATTLE.-The brig Tanner Capt.
William Newhall has arrived from
Honolulu, completing the quickest round
trip sailing voyage on record between
Seattle and the Hawaiian islands. She
did the distance in AZ days.
LONDON.-The Russian government
has ordered the head of the political
police to direct suggestions for the sup
preston OF anarchism, in anticipate ton
of the Washington cabinet mal>-g pro-
posals for united European action. sa
CHICAGO-The SiX-story department
store of Rothschild & Co., located at
State and Van Buren, streets, was par
TALLY wrecked last night by the falling
of inside partition walls. The damage
to the building and stock will aggregate
s225, 900.
JOLIET.-The state board of pardons
has refused to pardon Joseph w. Spald-
ing. formerly president of the Globe
Savings bank, Chicago. who is serving a
10-year term in the penitentiary for en-
bezzling 100000 from the University Of
Illinois, of whose board of trustees he
was treasurer. .-rr
sPOKANE.-Steps have Deen taken
looking to the de-natura3: ia tion Of John
Buche. an avowed anarchist. Buohie
has been distributing anarchist PAM
ph,et since the death O: President Mo-
kinley, and is a prisoner at the city Jail
on charge of disordery conduct.
SEATTLE.-Judge Bell of the SUI
superior court has upheld the injunction
forbidding the King county commits
sioners to hold the proposed road law
election, declaring it to be unconstitu-
tional. The opinion is rendered upon the
ground that the act, which leaves the
law to a vote Of the people. is delegating
to the people powers which belong to the
legislature.
| HONOLULU.-United States Judge
| Had hat no
of the United States was extended to the
| Hawaiian islands by the Newlands reso-
luton sustaining the decision of Circuit
Court Judge Gear and reversing the su.
! preme court Of Hawaii The decision
was rendered in the case of a Japanese
| convicted of manslaughter without the
| indictment of a grand jury.
NEW WHATCOM, Wash.-A north
bound freight train on the Great North
ern coast line struck a COW and was
! thrown into ditch at the foot of the
Chuckamut mountains, Is miles south,
last night. David Edwin of Fairhaven,
who had several cars OF cattle in the
train, jumped, but was caught under
meath the cars, which turned over, and
was killed.
VIENNA.-Informatio the clerical
! organ in Vienna, says: 1.-THE pope adj
dressed the Catholic bishops Sunday ana
declared that the late President McKin :
ley was the victim Of excessive freedom
granted to the people of the United
States. He urged that it was the duty
of society to oppose the spread of So
cialism, free masonry, judaism and an
archism."