The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-31

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NEW YoRK, Nay N.-The President
II ut the Fifth Avenue Hotel, receiving
many politicians and others.
NUsKDo0N, Mich, May 26.-Th<
strike HIS ended, the men agreein< "a
take two dollars . week les price than
they were offered last week. A mill
starts next week.
CHICAGO, May 2&-An East Town,
Mich, special says . heavy forest 9re +
raging between 0reeubush and Black
river. Unless rain Comes speedily great
damage will he done to the pinerieo.
BRATrLEBoRO, VT, May N.-0eo:
L. Cortes. = we'll known bcsso, and
Herman Rebel, pianist Of the. Clam
Louise Kellogg concert company, were
drs.wned in Lake SpOfi6rd, Chester
field, N. H., yesterday, while fishing:
LOUIsvILLE, May N.-Ten races TO-
day. The weather IL shOwery and cool,
the track good and the attendance
large. In the first race for beaten hor-
ses three-quartsrs of . mile, Fellows
won, Hickory Jim second, Wapa-
koneta third. Time 1:l6
Chicago, May ia Kansas City
special says Gus Miller and Matthew
Jones were arrested charged with excl
ting mob Of 100 which on April Sd
hung Levi Harrington, . col0red man.
Sufficient evidence it is believed has
been obtained to convict Miller and
Jones.
New YORK. May 96.-The Tribune
saws: Jesise VanHeise. of Newark, has
been asked by the authorities ut
Washington to superintend the hang
inv of Guiteau; 500 has been offered
him for his services VanHeise has
written that II he undertakes the work
he will require that gallOws similar to
that in use in New Jersey shall be used
and that be shall be allowed one assist
ant. He also asks that the amount Of
compensation be decreased. Vanaeise
has conducted thirteen hangings In
New jersey. He is an expert hangman
and - not cres:ited with . single blum
der. The gal:0ws used by him has
been improved by him and It rs now In
the jail ut Newark.
WARRINGTON, May 25.-Representa-
tive Black burn, on behalf of the minor
ity, submitted q resolution proposing
that special committee Of five be ap-
pointed to investigate the charges Of IT.
regularity in handling the testimony In
the Mackey-Dibble contested election
case. Blackburn asserted his resolution
was intended to inaugurate proceedings
or the part of the minority to break the
existing deadlock. The resolution sub
mitted l,y Blackburn was read. Calkins
requested M opportunity to submit y
counter proposition, renarking that as
chairman Of the Committee on Elec-
ti0ns he could not accept the propoei-
ton Of the minority as 1t was u reflec-
ton upon the report Of the committee.
ST.. LOUIS, May 27.-A part of this
mornings edition Of the GtOke- Demo-
crnt was printed on u new double Hoe
perfectinx press, which inserts and
pssstes u supplement Of TIVE or f0urpaxes
aud delivers complete Pc ,,ers Of either
ten or twelve f0li0s at the rate of p, ono
copies PER hour. The press IL not fully
adjusted yet, but win he in perfect
working order III two or three days
when description Of the wonderful
machine, which seems destined to work
u revolution in newspaper printing,
will he published.
LONDON, May 27.-A correspondent
of the Times ut Alexandra, asse tt the
resignation Of the Ministry is the conse-
aluence of an order from the Porte. The
chief pacha will form . new ministry.
A dispatch to the Standard fr,:m Cai-
70 states that Arabi hey sent an officer
the Porte with y petition assuring the
Sultan Of the devotion Of the National
party and praying for the deposition Of
the Kh-.iive in favor of HOteln Pasha.
The petition IL signed by the Ministry
just regsined and eight notables.
DENVER, COL, May 27.-U. s. Mar
shall Smith and deputy Marshal En-
kline Of Fayetteville, Arkansas, yester-
day arrested the third and last member
Of the Fuller family, charged with rob
bling the mails at Gunter, Arkan a.,
while in charge Of the postOfIice. Elder
Fuller was arrested ut Pueblo, and Mrs.
Fuller in Denver, and young Fuller in
Boulder.
ST.. PAUL, May 3G.-Report o: fire
untrue.
CAIRO. May .7..The British and
Frehcll COnslll-(:enerAls called on Arab
hey and declared that they held him
personally responsible for the nlainten-
ance Of public security.
The Khedive has issued q proclama-
ton to provincial authorities, enjOining
them to use especial vigilance for main |
tanning public security. lie says the
British and French ssluadrons come to
Alexandria with friendly object, and
he orders . complete stOppage OF recruit
ing or sunmOning of reserves. All men !
called out are ordered home. The Khe- |
dive will announce in proclamation to |
the army that he personally assumes The |
supreme command Of the troops.
LEBANON, Mo. May ia bloody
tragedy occurred near BENEFITS mill, !
II miles southwest Of here. Had feeling |
has existed for the past few weeks be- |
tween (:eOrge and William Mathews !
and some Of their neighl,ors. Yesterday |
Il disturbance occurred between George !
Matthew's and James Ford, the Math- |
ews being intoxicated. The buys then |
started lIO,,,eward in company with |
Marion Wilson and Homer Sharp.
They had gone considerable distance !
when they were fired into by sO,ne par |
tier in ambush. both If the Mathews !!
were instantly killed. Wilson and sharp |
were 10th wounded. The former serious !
~. The Mathews were aged 80 and IL,
the wounded one was still yOun :ey.