The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

' iChtr, W ile Vi EuNln DootN, utet ~ ioui
O'Clock this afternoon at the residence of her !
parents. 13, West SD street. The remains
will be taken to Chicago for interment.
DENVER, Col, Nov. 1.-Two passenger
coaches of the Colorado Central train were
blown from the track two miles east of
Georgetown by severe wind storm. The |
coaches were badly smashed There were
thirteen passengers aboard, all of whom were
more or less injured, but noue very danger
ously.
DETROIT, Nov. l2.-Dr. Leonard, a prac-
ticing physician of Burlington township, Cal
houn county, for forty years, was arraigned
before the U. s. Commissioner to-day, and
plead guilty to having made and circulated
bogus silver coins. He was committed to
await trial. The officer seized trunk full Of
dies and apparatus for making counterfeit
coins of every description from nlckle to a
dollar. Leonard is IA years old.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Hogan, the President
of the Kilkenny branch Of the Land League,
| is arrested. i
Six suspects hav5 been removed from Linn
erck Jail to Clonmel Jail. The force OF con-
stables guarding Limerick Jail has been re-
| placed Dy force of one or more of the regi-
merits now returning from Natal, who will
proceed 70 Ireland to relieve the marines.
AT banquet tc-nigbt Earl Spencer, Lord
| President of the Council, said: Every Irish
grievance will be redressed. We shall ex-
tend to the Irish all privileges, but will shed
Our blood against the repeal Of the union.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The best German
authority represents that bismarck is sin
cerely resolved on his resi- alton. The en-
peror lesists hoping for an arrangement with
some understanding by which the altramon-
tanes may support Bismarck with the Ger
man PaIliameRt without asking for the re-
peal of the anti-Catholic tenn which Bis
march steadily refuses to propose. English
authorities say no movement could be so ia
vorable for negotiations with The Pope con-
sidering he can 10 longer depend on Austria
The same reason is urged for the soliciting of
the renewal of d ;plomatic relations between
England and the Vatican.
NEW York, Nov. 12.-The number of i'm
migrants landed this week is Q ,233.
Frank ". White, of New York, and Geo.
Holden and their hackers met to-day to make
final arrangements for prize fight for S., 600
and the feather weight championship of
America. Long Point, the famous battle
ground Of the fight between John G. Heenan
and john Morrissey, was chosen as the place
OF meeting and Wednesday, the 10th inst,
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derstood that Patsey Sheppard and Billy Ed
: wards viii! second Whit and Do ,ney Harris
? and Arthur Chambers will second Hol.en.
! The pueilists are to leave Tomorrow night
, for Erie, Pa, whence beats will carry them
to the battle ground.
CmCAGo, Nov. l3.-News has been re-
! ceived here that on Friday night the bed Of
Prairie Greek broke through into ono of the
mines of the Chicago aud Nermilion coal
company, at Stree:er, in this State. The bed
of the river at the point where the break was
made is onlv eight or nine feet above the bee
of 20 feet of quicksand, aud the lains of Fri
day caused pressure enough to break tlrongi
the bed and tie Quicksand. The hole thus
= made is about two hundred by four hundred
y feet. Only four men Were working i'll lht
Z mine at the time the break Gccarred, aud al
# them escaped. Nest OF the implement
" and all but two Of the mules employed il
. The mine were gotten ont. The loss to th
% company is estimated at $1,000 1t will re
quire four or five days to pump out the mine
. and repair the break. The mine is the Iarg
"a, i,ty,n ard, int !,
United States.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l3.-Presidsnt AT
thur arrived from New York tonight. Fl
was accompanied by Secretary Blaine, Judg
v Foleer, Postmaster General James and Mrs
10 James, Third Assistant Postmaster Genera
! Hazen, Colonel George w. Bliss and Elih
10 Root. Attorney General MacNeagh iOine
1t the party at Philadelphia The Pres den
10 drove quietly to Senator Jonses' residence
v Secretary Folger accompanied PostinasIe
" General James to a hotel.
10 John " ilson Guitleau, of Boston, arrive
% here to-niglt lie will visit his brother a
le the Jail tomorrow.
A. IL is rumotcd That El>hu Root, who ncc"n
g panied The PresideI.t from New YORK, Iva
ic rsu oliered and has accepted she ttit2 {
r, District ArtolneY for the District OF Co.IH
IL hl,, now held ~ Culonel Corhhli. Rum,
Of saws his commission Will be signed Aonua,
to lis enabling Root 10 open proceedings
oI the GuiLtcau trial.
Q; New York, Nov. l2,--Thc James A ga
u. fietd Oak Society, compose! almost cntit''
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