The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-11-01

81 l~IE lN1ER MOU N1AlN,
over the fact that Liverpool has been
declared a plague infected port.
NEW YORk-Andrew d. White, am
bassador to Germany. sailed on the
Deutschland after a fortnight spent in
this country on private business.
wASHINGTON-Pres Roosevelt
and Private Secretary Cortelyou will
leave Washington for New York on Mon
day in order to vote on Tuesday.
EUGENE. Ore.-Word was received
from Mapleton Of the drowning in the
Siuslaw river last Monday Of NJ.
Voltaire Quincy and his son Robert.
FALL RIVER, Mass.-There will be
no strike for higher wages in the print
cloth mills next Monday. and for the
present the wage question here is settled.
CONSTANTINOPLE- mutinous de-
monstration was made in front of the
admiralty offices by 600 ofncerS and
Rashi- Basouks whose pay is in arrears
LIVERPOOI-The steamer Oceanic,
which sailed from this port yesterday.
he's on board As lady postulates Of the
order Of ST. Joseph. and st. Paul. MINI.
CHICAGO-Robert f. Burke, formerly
city oil inspector. and Max Prayer.
Burke's former assistant. were named
in indictments voted by the grand jury.
wASHINGTON-E. II. Roberts.
that the treasury was never stronger
than at the close Of the fiscal year June
80, 1901.
DENVER-A special from Cheyenne
reports the burning at Newcastle, Wyo.,
of an entire block of buildings, includ-
ing the postoffice. The loss is given
at 100000.
Observation-Disclosures Joyce Of the
detective bureau was acquitted of the
charge of conspiracy to defraud the state
by means of an alleged padded expense
account.
YARMOUTH, Isle of Wieht-The king
and queen left London by special train
for Portsmouth to meet the duke and
duchess of Cornwall and York who are
on the royal yacht Ophir now anchored
off Yarmouth.
NEWMARKET-Ten of William c.
Whitney's racers We're sold yesterday at
the Heath house stables. The Mount
Vernon filly went for $500 and Water
shed brought 22600.
BARNSTABLE. Mass.-Miss Jane
Toppan. charged with the murder OF
Miss Mary Gibbs at Calumet in August
last. was held without bail for further
hearing on November s.
LARNED, Kas.-During the excite
ment of the burning of Shells barn, the
safe in the depot of the Santa Fee COM
pany was blown open with dynamite
and the building badly wrecked.
NEW YORK - The three-story
| building at North and High street, oc-
| cupied by White & Co., Joshua l..
Bailey & Co.. Henry Clews & Co..
| bankers, was burned. Loss $4,000.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind.-All the fac
| tories included in the American Window
| Glass Co, and the Independent glass
companies, have resumed, giving en-
ployment to $1,000 men, who have been
idle since last May.
LOGANSPORT, 1nd.-Two men We're
| instantly killed and two probably
| fatally injured in head-on collision
| between two freight trains Of the Michi-
gan division of the Vandalia, at judi
| son, Ind.
| DIES MOINES-A. B. Cummins. repub-
! lican candidate for governor. has so far
| recovered from his recent illness as to
| be able to resume his campaign tour OF
! the principal towns of the state.
WASHINGTON - General Miles has
| recommended that the Eleventh and
| Twenty-eighth infantry be sent to the
Philippines to relieve the Fourth, Seven
| teenth Twentieth and Twenty-second.
PATIENCE IS EXHAUSTED.
Sultan Likely to Change Procrastinat-
ing Tactics.
(By Associated Press.)
New York, Nov. IA Paris corre-
spondent declares that the patience of
France with Turkey has finally been
exhausted. He says it Is the general be-
lief that Turkey will now abandon her