The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-29
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MILWAUKEE. Nov. 23.--The CHAR manu-
factories have decided to resist the demands
OF the cigar makers of the Union. They
will probably dismiss all offenders.
Nov. ~. The scht oner Mary
Jane, from Port Doner for Erie, Is rerorted
lost, with six men missing.
BERLIN, Nov. 23.--Ths official Gazette
says the smperor's health is net vet recoy-
cred sufficiently to warrant his leaving his
room, and he is compelled to transact only
the necessary government business.
JERSEY CITY, Nov. 23.--A passenger who
has arrived here reports = railway collision
near Railway, in which twelve persons were
killed. The railroad officials say they have
no knowledge Of she accident.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23.--The Southwestern
Route association this msrnisg arranged the
Colorado pool on the basis of 65 per cant for
the Chicago division and IS per cent for the
st. Louis division. They then adjourned
the meeting to Chicago, for December 9th,
when the subdivision will be determined.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-Tha threatened lit,ga-
ton between the Baroness Burdett Csutts and
her relatives is averted. All the counsel con-
s,dered she married a foreigner, which she
could not do under the terms of tho will of
the Duches S Of st. Adams, without rensun-
Gin. her interest in the Coutts bank. The
baroness has therefore resigned her half
share in the bank, but will continue to re-
ceive a small annual allowance rs compensa-
ton.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-This morning a
train on the Thi. d Avenue Elevated railroad
came crashing full speed into the bum pers at
tho City Hall station. The passengers were
severely bruised. The air brakes failed Ia
act.
The cholera at Djiddah, Egypt, is decress-
ing, but has made it's appearance at Yembo,
on the Red Sea, one hundred miles further
north.
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-A Washington spe-
cial says Mr.. Scoville i. very confident that
General B. F. Butler will take a part in the
defense of Guitteau before the trial ends. 1t
Is reported that in view of this probability
printed copies Of the testimony are sent to
him every day.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 23.-Baldwin, the
teller of the Mechanics National Bank, is
bailed in s25, GOO to appear At Court.
MILFORD, Pa, Nov. ga very heavy and
sudden snow Eorm began her. to-day.
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.--There was a slight
furry Of to-day.
Tomorrow, Thanksgiving, will be OBJ
served as a close holiday. This Associated
Press offices will be closed.
WABASH, Ind, Nov. 23.-Two trains on
the Cincinnati, Wabash IL Michigan railroad
collided to-day, wrecking the engine and in
Jn-lng the cars % the extent of $4,000. No
one was injul ed.
MARION, O., Nov. 23.-Samuel Goray, 90
years old, fell from a chair into the firelJ lace
to-day and burned to death.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 23.-George o. Nam
chester, assisian general manager Of the
A, Il. & S. f. railroad, has been elected
general manager OF the Davenport, Topeka
u Southw estern. Work on the read will be
pushed rapidly forward. The cars will be
running to Topeka nv April 1st.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-ThOs. McKane,
OF elections, was sentenced to nine
mouths imprisonment and disqualified from
holding office for making false returns.
NEW YORK, Nov. % Many children had
a narrow escape from a fire in a tenement
house tonight. All were removed by the
tiremen and policn. One man is still MIS-
ing.
BosToN, Nov. 23.-Robert Gordon, a PROM
insnt lawyer who died at South Pennington,
to the Sandwich Islands as a teacher
forty years ago; thence to San Francisco and
in laying out that city, and estab
lished the first newspaper ever published in
California and was a partner of General Sui
ter In mining Oh the American fork OF the
river. He bad bsen an invalid
for years.
MILES CITY, 81. T., Nov. 2?.-Ths rails of
the Northern Pacific road will be laid into
town next Tuesday.
NHw YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Herold's Paris
special says: Minister Merton had an inter
view this morning with Gambetta in relation
to the pork question. The meeting was cor
dial and friendly and may lead TO = satisfac-
tory solution.
NEW York, Nov. 24,-William G., son Of
Henry y ard Bsecher, was married last even
ing, at Plymouth church, Brooklyn, to Miss
Jessie Bigelow. Thu elite OF the town were
Herbert +. Bsecher, the youngest
son OF Henry Ward, who has been living on
the Pacific coast for the asst few years, was
10 be married to-day 10 Miss Hattie Foster,
Of Nevada. The younger son WIT" 10 his
parents of the date of his wedding without
the knowledge that it conceded SO CLOSELY
with that Of his brothers marriage.