The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-10
NOTES AND NEWS.


Those who hops for no other life are dead
even for this.
II Charley Ross were now alive he would
BE nine years old.
Joseph Jefferson 10 engaging company Of
his own for next season.
James Gordon BeAnett's winnings on
Parole are reported a $180,000.
The hest armor against temptation Is to
keep out Of the range Of it, guns.
James Gordon Bennett will, il Is said, 60
tiger hunting in India next wilter.
Ole Bulls favorite violin cost him $4,000.
He will pass the summer in Norway.
It is better to improve by other peoples
errors than to find fault with them.
The bedroom Of Leo XIII. is paved with
common stones, and is never warmed.
There is German proverb which SAYS that
Take-It-Easy and Love-Long are brothers.
There is as much real nourishment in one
bushel OF beans as in five bushels of potatoes.
The Prince Imperial's experiences in South
Africa will be published in London aud in
Paris.
Phosphorescent paper is reported to be one
of the latest novelties. Writing done upon
1t can be read in the dark.
The food of full-grown, hard-worked
State Prison convict in New Jersey costs the
State exactly Oh cents a day.
81 will listen to any ones convictions, but
pray keep your doubts to yourself, have
plenty Of my own."-Goethe.
Luck is good thing, but one cannot al
ways afford to wait for it. Pluck is better
thing, because it is always ready to begin.
Show us man who has net good opinion
OF himself, and we will show you man who
has no show at all in this world.-Hacken-
sack Republican.
1t is estimated by Boston doctor that Dio
Lewis, theories have caused the death of at
least 5000 people, and yet he has thus far
kept out of Jail.
We must enact law that, after certain
date-say 1900-no man shall vote who can
| not read and write, whether he is white or
black.-Rev. Joseph Cook.
They now say Of liar: "He can tire out
: fact quicker than any newspaper Writer
living. by the simple process Of Harvesting it
up to his imagination"
The late Mrs. Sarah J. Hale wrote Mary
Had Little Lamb" for the amusement of
her children. It is likely to remain as en-
during as any of her efforts.
A young man In Nebraska sent on an offer
| Of marriage to q. girl in Iowa whom he fan
cied, and in reply received this telegram
"Come on with your minister"
The Congressman who in Washington is
| only one bean in barrel and doesn't amount
to anything, was whole barrel of beans in
his village at home.-N. Y. Herald.
Men and women receive in this world
much of what they deserve. II is like look
ing-glass-this big world. Grin and smile to
| slnh o1r
The flea, says the Boston Transcript, is the
politician OF the insect world. He is ever
| itching for place, creates no end of disturb
ance, and you never know, where to find him.
Mr.. Archibald Forbes, the well-known
English correspondent, has started for the
scene of the Zulu war, under larger salary,
| it is said, than any journalist has ever re-
ceived. ... -.. .....,
Many timid child t,ones his first at
tempt at walking simply because he lacks the
courage to exercise an ability which he fully
possesses; and many man lets noble
scheme and grand enterprise fall to the
ground from the same cause.
When Aristarichi Bey gave dinner in
Washington the other day to Nine. Bakhme-
tcff-forlnerly Miss Beale-he met his chief
guest at the door, Mahommedan fashion,
with plate OH which lay bread and salt,
which the fair dame proceeded to taste.
81 am not" wrote Ralph Waldo Emerson
tho other day, " in a condition to make visits
or to take any part in conversation. Old
age has rushed upon me in the last year and
tied my tongue, and hid my memory, and
thus made it duty to stay at home"
| The Louisville Age gives this chronicle of
the bench in Kentucky: "Julge Riddle, a
few years back, had bottle thrown at his
head while OH the bench. Judge Wlckliffe
found it necessary to shield himself behind
his desk in court to escape stray pistol balls.
Judge Randall had to abandon court and
leave the town of Jackson very expeditously.
And the County Judge of Breathitt county
was killed."
The negro exodus -" is not the only one
taking place in this country. A correspond
ent of the Chicago Tribune writes from st..
Adams that every southern-bound train from
Canada is loaded with emigrants to the
United States. Entire families, OF all ages,
and many of them of an advanced intellec-
tual class, are among the number. Nothing
like it was ever known among the Canadians
before. Their route is over the New York
| Central to Buffalo, thence to Kansas and
Nebraska. A few so to the workshops of
New England. The Canada papers are pre-
serving All unbroken silerce on the subject