The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23
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From oil Parts Of tho World.

CAIRO, Sept. cl.-The garrison at
Damietta refused to surrender.
| WASHINGTON, Sept. N.-Judge
Hammer granted Christiancy = d.
vOrce.
| WILKEsBARRE, Sept. 0.-A coal
train broke through a trestle, Sc
riOusly injuring several wOrknlen.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 0.-The Re
publicans Of the sixth District nOm-
mated Lewis F.. McCon,as for Con-
gress.
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. @.-The
Republicans of the Second District
nominated Charles O'Ncill for Con-
gress.
Jew HAVEN, Sept. 3M.-The Re
ltcans nominated Gen. w. II.
.'keler for Governor by acclanla-
ton.
| MONTREAL, Sept. 3O.-The police
Is notified from London to look out
for Russian who stole S5,OtN worth
Of bonds there.
PENSACOLA, Sept. 3O.-Twenty-
six new cases, four deaths. Five Sis
ters Of Charity are expected from,
New Orleans tonight. Others will
follow.
CONsTANTINOPLE, Sept. 2l.-Am.
llassadOrs express confidence in the
policy Of England in REGARD to Egypt
and advise the Porte to act In a:cOr(l
with her.
POBT SAID, Sept. 2l.-Fort Che
mileh surrendered. The garrison
was sound to consist only Of 80 men,
the remainder Of the force having
gone to l)an'ietta last evening.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 0.-The Re
publican State Convention met this
morning, with MARSHALL Jewett per-
nlanent Chairman, who made an e.
NlMent address, and then the usual
committees were appointed.
ALEXANDRIA,, Sept. :l.@Severai
fresh arrests were made to-day.
Among the persons arrested Is said 10
Ike t;ant!elia, the project Of the police
Of Alexandria the day Of the first mas.
sacre. He has been placed In lrcms.
LONDON, Sept. IA telegram is
published here stating that In cOnse-
Iuence Of some disorders In the Arab
quarters at Cairo, (;en. Wolselcy
has threatened in the event of their
renewal to open fire from the Cita-
del.
OMAHA, Nel,raska, Sept. 1l.-The
lteDuhltcnn State Convention nOnli-
mated \. w. Agee, Of Hamilton
county for Lieutenant Governor: f..
L. R"ggen, Of Lancaster county See
rotary Of State, and rc-nomiinutetl
John Willichs for Auditor.
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 2,,-Thc fol-
lowing ticket was nominated: For
Governor, General Win. H. Bulkely:
Lieutenant Governor, John ID. Gam
dec: secretary Of State, =. r. Stan.
ton: Treasurer, Julius Convene:
Comptroller, Frank d. Short.
ST: LOrls, Sept. GA P..t-IA.-
l"i'ch special from Lawrence, Eun..
says In the great four cared race. to.
day, the Celtennials were first, Mo.
docs second, l'awtuckets third and
Hil!s,lales fourth. The pr;z. race. |
were close. Time, thirteen minutes
and fOrty-one seconds.
CArTARo, Sept. 2l.-The leaders
OF the Albanian league at:;icutari hav- !;
ing resolved to massacre and rob the
richest Christians, including the
English Consul, two hill tribes
marched to Scutari and prevented
the massacre. The C0nsuls asked
that the garrison at Scutar4 lie REIN
forced.
LAcHINE, Sept. I.-The boiler of
the ferry steamer Rlchclieu. exploited
this morning killing Du0uetfa the
pilot, Jas. Richardson and Peise;li"s
Arayot, Of Chatcauguay, farmers.
!!uIuetta, son Of the pilot, missing.
It Is supposed he was blown over.
ooaH. several passengers were &c.
verely sca'ded by steam.
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-At n neetinc
convened BY the Democratic feticra.
lion held here last evening To ilisc,,ss
me proposed introduction Of (.hin.."
aoor 10 Great Britain, a-motion CALI
ng upon the Government to frame
y 1ss TO prevent the importation
J! Cnlnese was adopted. MI. Parr of
san Francisco said II the Chinese
anne to Great Britain. English werk.
ngmen might 70 Or die.
SARATOGA. Sept. 9.-The Renul,.
i : state Committee by q vote Of
8 20 II selected Ex-senator Madden
. temporary chairman Of the con-. ,
eaton. The Cornell men voted Tor
,seator Pitts. The Cornell AMI ,
y . adsworth people announce thew :
Ilil nght on the question of temnor:.
J organization aud In that case the :
lrength Of the Folger men vii, ie