The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-06
NEWS STORIES BRIEFLY TOLD

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VICTORIA. B. C.-The sealing
schooner City of San Diego. the first Of
this years fleet. has sailed for the south,
to follow the seal herd northward.
NEW YORK.-At the regular meeting
of the executive committee of the Nc
kinley National Memorial association OF
New York it was announced that the
total subscriptions TO date amounted to
$45,495. iSs''
FERGUS FALLS, Minn.-N. P. Clark
Of Saint Cloud filed a petition in bank
ruptcy today. placing his assets at $780,
all exempt and liabilities at $6SS. S21. Mr..
Clark is one OF the best known lumber
men Of the Northwest tf1"f
MEXICO CITY.-It is rumored that
the government, on account of the
smuggling into the country, will make
new regulation requiring Pullman
cars used on trunk lines here. to remain
always within Mexico, thus doing away,
PORTLAND, Ore.-A special FROM
Marshfield says the British bark Baroda,
which went ashore last August near
Bandon. is still hard aground. 1t was
expected that she would be foated Mon
day, but her position on the beach has
not changed. 11
MEXICO CITY.-The Pan American
conference bank committee has decided
act fn no q MOI of
Mate Of Chile. providing that the bank
be subsidized for five years at the rate
of 100000 gold per year.
BERLIN.-The most insignificant look
ing man in the reichstag. Herr Bebel,
broke its didactic monOtOny yesterday
and lifted the tariff debate to emotional
levels Herr Bebel spoke to breathless
galleries. He often provoked his oppo-
nents, but sometimes he even enthralled
them. .9ct*
WASHINGTON.-W department Off
Gals say the reports printed in Berlin to
the effect that Aguinaido is to he court
martialed and transported to Guam be-
cause of the correspondence he has been
conducting with the Hong Kong juntu
are without foundation. Tue
NEW YORK.-A monument to the
memory of Robert Fulton. erected in
Trinity churchyard by the American So
ciety of Mechanical Engineers, now in
session here. has been unveiled The un-
yelling was preceded by formal exercises
and religious ceremonies.
| VANCOUVER, b. C.-The Mort Invest
| mounted police have destroyed whisky
valued al $4,000. The stock was at Car
| iboo Crossing. at the foot of Lake Ben
nett and across the border from British
| Columbia in Yukon territory.
| LITTLE ROCK, Ark.-Three persons
| We're killed and 40 injured in head-en.l
collision between two passenger trains
| on the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & South
| ern railway near Malvern. The three
persons killed and most Of those injured
| were passengers in the negro coaches.
| CHICAGO.-"Rooseve at San Juar
Hill" Is to be the subject of a painting
by Vassilli Vorstchegrin the painter of
artist has arrived here to conduct an
expedition of his paintings at the art
| institute. -f-
| NEW YORK.-The army transport
Crook, with 34l men of the Eleventh cav
| airy, 345 of the Twenty-seventh in
| fantry, 40 of the hospital corps and &C
! cabin passengers pulled down the bay
| last night on the long run to Manila. by
way of Suez.
-- ID.
SEATTLE.-Charges of gross brutality
toward government prisoners, corruption
i'll office, and similar crimes against the
public are made against the Yukor
mounted police. especially Major Prim
rose, by Henry OConnor. former Brit
ish subject. who is now in Seattle from
Dawson.
| WESTINGHOUSE c. Ferguson
foreign counsellor and advisor of Liel
Kun Yih. the Chinese viceroy %
Hankin. called on Secretary Hay to con
vey formally to the secretary. the per
sonal thanks Of the viceroy. for tn
part he took in protecting China during
the crisis through which that countr!
has just passed.
OGDENSBURG. N. Y.-District At
torney Hurlburt has ordered the sheriff