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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-27
The RiddlcborRer and Mccarthy
Duel.

WASHINGTON, Dtc. SIT appears
there has been gWh reason for tie
Ri.lllelerger- Carthy duel not TAX
ing place. Mccarthy Is dead. Young
Malone, who il sl,Out the Senator q
great deal, said his father sent for
Rildleberger and said to him. This
duel business will have to stop right
of. have made a big fight i" vir-
ginia and have carried mv l'cir: there
with great .liiliculty. 10 yc,. sup
pose for one moment l am gOin. to
allow you 50 out and have Il vacancy
male in the United states Senate by
McCarthy's bullet: Just as sure rs
yOu'set III line with McCarthy's pistol
you are y lost man. ] wcull have no
objection to your Icing shot Is NJ
under the circumstances. l have y
gnul deal more mse for You Oh this
earth than l have off from it. ~ ! t'eg
you to restrain Yourself. my dear s''y.
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A Train OitCkod.

FORT WAYNE, Ind, lice. "a
broken rail near COnneISville threw
ONE csr of passenger train On the
TT. Wayne, Cincinnati and l-Ouisville
road OF the track imto Whitewater
canal. llGsldmaster A. J. Stewart
WIS severely injured. John COlesc0tt
was also hurt. Miss Georgia Fleming.
daughter Of the ex-St~te Treasurer, 10
very severely. perhaps fatally injured.
Several other passengers we're slight
" bruised.
Mt. VERNON, o., De. 22-An ex-
cursiOn train with 3JO passengers
was ditchetl by an open switch in
the yard Of the Cleveland, Mt. Yer
nOn ami Columbus road. A number
Ut passengers were ls.slly bruised, but
none seriously injured.
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Misplaced Confidence.

One n.:r.. sleeping ear "l'i.."lr and
| vii! ci.'-... \ fat man from New
York engaged Il lower birth recently
and. after hc had retired, he r:.i>'si
tl:c curtain OF his window and .!!'s:t-
ri in the cool moonlight aud the
fresh. la,rc air N.mt came in -: IT,.
partly opened EASEMENT. Hc was u
great *ticklcr i.;: ventilation, and the
Thought that he Was getting II
glorious dramght "f heavens pur.. air
made him happy. Finally, ialthci
III the magnificent moonlight, lie
sank I" sleep. IL the morning hc
woke to- find that the window VS.
double, and that only ":,c Il t''en"
WAS open. Aside from the man VIII"
got up kicked four l'anes "f glass out
Of the !nn,kc:,se IL L:tler to make
more air. AMI went to tsd happy.
d. not know of u sa,i,:er ease II mis-
placed confidence. Ny''< E'"'"".
s."tuJ.
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wAsurN.:rOH, Dec 3-I'r"'nlnent !
,,rste..ti tiOn,sts last night organ'ztsMl M |"
pirlr..tionist club. which Will TX '"'-
iurtamt. ii successful.
SAX FnANCIA.'. DC. ~ p:
.,er ex ,,los,On this Afternoon! III Ste:e H.. >
Station. near l,erkely. resulted n Tue
;,,.i ant death Of one Chinese cu'l'""see
.".i liz. severe injury of a''''lner'
X.w Ycwk. Dec. ..-1n the c;,se az.
or Regina llessrllerser AGAINST '.e -,
Wnt.,Si Life Insurance cO''lla!.y, ~ .:
1s.c"%er n., the amount VI the l"'ilcx, ,;t ot
insurance. tho jury returned r., = ;"r,r.,i ys,,,si
=, f.vur Df the company: ts'e i!'s"''''
having dlM Il Of tlelirinm tTe''e"S'
SAN FRANCISCO. 1'ts'. ,.,..r .me
,.";,.,, states c.s.st survey steam'e.: a :, !:
~" T Tras<ier. has returned ,rS,m ,..r:' -
.sx..,, months survey q: the SOU. su: ''o,. =,
s..s s.,,s, ~ Alaska. Size i;sc"y'rs4, '..s. ".
% sr..; %..xr@l;rnt i,arln,r:. AMI Tue "'M ,..r =
r!,'.,s rr:.. Enthusiastically u tn; th"'"'r
s! r!.,....,rccs Of the region vis''ed'
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Nlillllll..AEa.al Mrn.

There are mary 0f the H:..' ri thirty iO
SIXTY " 1t, ara ir1,uh.'i ~, t'A irs.iu,':,;
evacuation -; ~" hi:~il.r. "it"I a',-,'s pan.
jed by n sl'.iii >mariin. Or niTnin" >s..'>:t
tiD.i Ni"t 4 weakening at the sy%' ~ - -
lI,::NiNr !hr l,atirn! q" n,"t .:r'aa'.: fer. a'E
rxanlu:ihy the IT!:.ar.' ,i..,s~:i: Il ra'yy So"
iu,..,: viii! often t:' It,i,:t. > i >',,,":;:.'
small PARTICLES Of n!!;n,.n W!;l arl"',-. ="
~. (Dinr sill b. W u i!,.i, miln!>!i tl.t.
.i:,1!h ri.an:I:" IT, u ,!a-i; :i'Sl to.j il ~;
i.:,rmnr.. Tir rs. Hr. n,.'ny Inn w,,D de"
Ihi< officially. ignorant -: IT," ra,-c. Mht.!.
il the <.c,,i stage i s.h.iIni "raki"'...
Ir. =. VIII guarantee u in.' feet care Ia a;!
xHc;l gases. :t;,i Il ha!ay r.StorItis.n s,i i:r
r:s.i,!tSb Nri.iurS organs.
Uiiiru hs.;lf< III t. ! ana q tOS. S,i":". K.
freq. ~ tn - u. ~. Consultation =: =.
Tc'yrcnsh cSa n, iEIiiulI and adv ir,'. -.
CMl. sln or :s!iIr><.
I,l: $PIEEEY S co.
EO. n ktarl.ey street.
.s.ri:' san Franc. .Ss1s. cal
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Poisous and Antidotes.

The f,ll"wing list contains some "f
the i,i"re common p'i~s'!s :'M the
remedies HIS, likely I" he 1T hand in
l:O,i<el,O!,!S:
Acids These Calls. great heat and
sensation oi burning lain from. the
month s!"wn I" the >in:iia.'l'. REM
esli.-. nn.nc-ia. soda. laTr'a-h W
~.s,p .;i-Sriv.sl III water: 'l.cn ;;-.' the
>iO,l,aci, r.l:i;. "r cIlIr;i".
.Alka;:,s The remedy is vinegar.
:AmiG :;::, Remedies. lemon juice
or vineyvs.
-Ahni,.i F;rs! cleanse out the
stomach, H.; All cNctir. i::cn d:."ii
cold water ~, ,!.r h.:,; :.iri give ami
n,Onia. SPIRITS O.: :t:rl>l:':n.
Ar>cn;,:-In ~ first l.is.r cva''-
u,,r the st"m'*..,. then give ti.e
Wilt. Of eggs. linz water. "r chalk
an.l water. rlarr.,::l aE'l the PrelHs-
rati.'ns u: iron. Iv,"!i"ulari: hydratr.
White iea.l AMI >,i-a" Of Iead--
Remedies. alu:n e .tlE.rlics. such ;i~
r:<'"r ";' and .'l>.':,! salts ESPECIALLY.
Charcoal IN l:.:>""> l,v r"r'"nir
:;ci.i gas. rr,,,cv. :!.r ;:.'''.nt IL the
olvM air. si:>E r.!,! Wal. ~: III. hta't
AM, laly. and ~';:. nla'r the n">trils
and lungs l,v l,nr:. ':"rn. at the same
time rubbing .'r chest hr'~kly.
Corrosive :u',;;; ..i.' tive white Of
eggs ans! "n.c,r*.
ls.;l:uic,a.. d,m..l: night shade
Give r:,ui;r>. ar: i:.cn give plenty
ni water ":,l vin:-.ar. "r lemonade.
Mu.l:,nDs.s - i..Ht'li.::. AMI then
plenty rf vin:-..: a:.i w::ic-. wisI'
,I..s..> oi ,.:',r:. i :,.:n.iy.
Nitrate : i.v.r lunar cau-ti' -
(:iv. = :,ln..y solution M crl:i!:n'a
salt.
snake bites. .;r.- .inpiiy lm',''e-
.:ia:tly strong Il rtsl,cri,. ard ts'c;!
take ii internally: AIS" give sweet oil
Stimulam!< ncc':': apply u Ii=aturr
above the ,ssrt li::,'I. and then apply
a r'pling g!:,>'.
Tartar einet;r--' tive large docses
II te:, male # sails. Peruvian bark.
or white .ask bark.
Ner,ligris-Plen.y ": wl,itr"; eggs
and water. .,
White vi;rol-s.:.c plenty -; milk
and wafer. .
(Drlum-(;ive y strong elslet!c Oi
mlu tar.i and wafer. then >ir.ny COT
ice and acid drink: dash cold water
OH the head Of the patient.
Nux vo,,ica-Fir>t give cn'c'ic.
then brandy.
Oxalic arid frequently mistaken
for E:l,son, sails Give chalk. mag
nesi:., or soap :.nd water, and other
soothing tlrip::>.
Pr,,ssic aci.i-Whem there j. time
administer chloride in the shape 1T
s..la ur lime. Ilo; branly and water,
l,ar,sl,orn and ,urpentine are AS"
useful. tT;c0l:o J"M""'.
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PITrsBCR0, Dec. .s.--Oll 10 down
to 7I this morning; there Is great ex-
element.
ROCHESTER,, Dec. GA warrant
has been issued for the arrest Of C..
T.. Upton. alelaultiug president Of the
city hank.
LOxDOx, Dec. 3.-The sculling
match l~'"r.'n Isaiear and GOod-
w.... r..n pm mey IL MOrtlake, was
won easily hy l,alxar. Time, ::s.S.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 3s-Charles
Cook ot the Yankton Indian agency,
was arrested for cheating the Pine
Ridge Indians.
The Dickson case was continued
until Tuesday.
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Tho Great Trial OF Sociolioto.
PRAGUE, Dec 3.-lbe trial Of
the 1iIty SOCIALISTS b ended. One Of
the prisoner, . destdple Of Herr
Most, was sentenced to two years Inn
pstsOnnsent. FOFty-f0ur Of them
were sentenced to prison, terms vary
Ing from six months to = f0stniRht.
The remaining five were acquitted.
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\ correspondent Of the New York
u;,~t ,ay. that the Goldfish fretiuents
..,h. table lands of the sea- The
-, ,,lii.), no doubt docs this I" secure
=. nearly NJ possible = dry, bracing
nt,,,.n.plicrs.. The pure air OF tne
.,,i,m,arine table lands gives to the
,-siii-h that breadth, "f ci'e~t AMI
,ir,ah ri lungs which We hav al
wavs noticed,
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Suicide -Sardb0g0ln:s and Rob
berries.

('uN'AGO. Iks'. :::s.-An "'ai lslss:'.
supposed l,y letters from prominent
l.,s.in.~~ men fsNsnsl upon l'is t"n'y.
Il, IN. lni. -. 4. Cox, Of Washington,
u. e.. and formerly we'll known
(,l,j" politician and ,Nan VIII" has
held rome prominent official POSI-
lions, walked into the river ut the
(.uA .,f Monroe street this morning.
nn,l ir,w m.sl. He WIS imtOxteattti
at the time, and though pulled out
.xm,n after sinking. all efforts tO ~
.,,,.,.itatv hin, were uuavailing.
~, general is the s'nil'latnt Uf sand
Tagging and rs,l'l@ry IN the streets at
niwl,t. ANIL ~ fast II the crime grs'w-
ir,T that tl,.. l.un,l'eri,Ians EXCHANGE
nr,,,s.xi l.y the iart that '''c s'f their
n,el,l,sr. l.a.l lx'en attacked. r''s,sasa
anil left sc,.s..ls's< "ll the street. offers
a r.warl II i've hundred .ls'llar* f"r
il,,. ,rrrs.tratur M the crime. ~ Il
,i...,;,,,rnt wl,icl, sharply critisizt~
al,.. civ government f"r iis laxne'''
.inrr the first a,f lkrvins cr seventeen!
..:,s... of this sa,rt are ~, rtsr'Fs'. anu
nr,,ls.lly many "f them lave l's'e''
"a, ,s,,arl
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Sensible Words.

LnxlNx, lk-c. :,.-Ilaviit in a
speech ut liern,Outi.~y said emil
grafton was no cure for dissNntent 1n
ireland. \ xy-isn of public works
and enterprises" he said. ''w"ulJ l~
far more cretiilalple to English statcss-
n,en, than forcing thousands into
work-l,c,,ses and then forcing then,
to quit the country, hut II during the
winter and spring :sl."M tam'''e. l,.it
ireland they would ~ I" swell t:e
rink. Oi the new Ireland which WAS
growing lx.yon.l the Atlantic. where
they wuuhi lm. trained in republican
ideas. From his knowledge IT new
Ireland In America. he could tell
Lord Ih,rl,y that English statesmen
ls.surr long would have I" take int"
a..~,,,nt the lrisi, element in America
in the xstilem, ut vi tile lrisi, .uts-
litn.
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About Army Promotion.

CHICAGO. Ik1.. 2Ss.-The Times says
in the various discussions relative IL
the retirement Uf Gen. Sherman from
the United states army. the point has
lu.en raised that Gen. Sheridan is n't
entitl.vl 10 the mantle Of his senior;
ami Tins ln,lnt has l'een based upon
the alleged fact that Sheridan has
been promoted irregtllarly over the
heads ui his seniors t. his present 10
sitinn. In following m' this line ~
ury,,,,,el,: il has lxrN urged that t;t'i'.
HHnt.n.k was as fairly entitled to
,,r,,,,D.,; iu,, as Lieut.. Ten. Sheridan.
I;ut investigation "t tie war rs1<'r'is
Shows III II sheridan Ir'; only !ioisas
his present rank by reason IT direct
aid natural lr..,NOtin. HMi WAS III
one inst aic,. ont rlnkN: a. j'l'nlnrl u!
(;Vu. Meade. Cen. MrileS atlial
n,,,x,iut n,..,,t :S M.aj M.aj.,r-:.tncrH!'l"i r"d
,sr.,,r until twelve days later than
thai vr Sheridan. and Grant WIS c'l'-
lr,rr:,ss&~i i'y the rtsl'"si from Mr!''''
that h = al'l.'int n'ehi "i::.t ~ 'i:''s.'
fr.,,m s.,,.,.. iii,Wrtant military "N"'I.
(;r,u: desired him IT, n';s'r the c.rn':
Meade xu. Ieste~l the occupation ~
the Weldon r.s,.l. Grant rsr"'''''"t''Ht-
ri Mr:,.l.!s appointments: 1" dale
ihpr.fr,,,,,. and tiM. Secretary ~ War.
an, Nov. ii. lSa;i. ..iirsrtsri the arp ''nl-
n,,.nt uf (;cn. G,s,r., q. Meade ~
miainr-rrme raj III the United S'atr"
army. Il, In. .lat' 4 from ';'t. .a''i,la-
ton M thu Weldon rss"l. The
same records si,Nw that ten.
Grant trip;:r:.,'l,trl frs'M tlty
l.ant pm Nov. g. SN's.
ih. date If our occupation ~ tn:'
Weldon railr.x,d is August Is. IS',!.
iiy this pr,xsss Of ant.xl:.t ing Meade $
:,i,,s,imtn tn,~,,t. it ranked that Oi S''tr:.
ian. l,y the interval from August 10
io November u. 1Saa.
when Congress met the t0!'"wi"E
l>tcemlx.r. TIN. l,rs,I,hNi',n Ot :>'"'I"'is'
was pr,,,mplly confirmed. MT ~. ROW
ever that III M.:pl.'. the military ts'!'!-
n'itt.,. ,,f the senate .le':.! ing 's'''*lts-
rr,l,ie in rp,nrtimg Nle:.''es name l':'-
c:,,l.e this ;.mttslatinE Of his :.pl.'inl'
,''..,,t pl;,cesl him alnvs SMtr'"aM'
Fi,,allv. il was imtiM.ated IT, lne H<''1-
ate that sheridan had c''',stnl.Ia to , ~.
.cr,.,.Imeut. ut the request ~ (;r''rr:'l
S:rnmt. which was in fact IN Or''er ~
relieve the latter frU'm cn'l':.rr;.:s'''ent
occ,,siOI,e<l ~ Mes.slrs "l'!'''cat nn' . 'a,.
fore ,jtxcrilmsl. ami Me'H'e WIS '''e''
confirmed.
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The correspondent further says
that tho Goldfish sul,si>t> largely on
the se:. cherry. Tho-c VIII" have. no.
had the pleasure Of seeing the Goldfish
climb the sea cherry tree IN sear'l, 81!
ttxxl. or clubbing the fruit from the
heavily. laden branches with chunks
"f coral. have missed very time
>iyl,t.
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A. Tcu Years Contract.

NEw YORK, Dc. 3.-The ne,o-
tiatiOus whicl, ha,ye hecn In prograss
for for s.,n,e months between the
Western Union Telegraph Company
and the AsssNiatesi Press represented
l,y the New York and Western AssO-
ciaticns, have finally resulted In nm
agreement satisfactory to all parties.
4 contract for ten years was executed
to-day. The telegraph company was
represented l,y its officers and the as-
snciated press hy joint committee,
consisting of Charles 4. Dana, white
law Reid, Charles NorslllOtt. Richard
smith aud William Hallleillan.
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HOUSE..

WASHINGTON, Dec. ss.-No bsssi-
ness done; aaljournet to Wednesday.
After the morning hour the civi!
Service Bill came up.
WASHINGTON, Die. 3.-During
roll call on adjournment Mr.. White,
Of Kentucky. repeatedly interrupted
with points Of O1tler aud ile speaker
protein, Page, finally refused to re-
ct'gnixe him, causing much m,erri-
nseslt.
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Tho Tran3it QfYenua.

NEw YORK, Dec. :,.-PrOfessor
Young, Of Princeton College, giving
the results no far - ascertained Of the
recent observations throughout the
country at the transit Of Venus, says
they we,e Successful beyond expecta-
tiOn. Returns frOsn forty home sta
tiOns aud from ten foreign stations
show that ut thirty-fOur Of these the
third and fourth contacts were Ol,.
serbed, and ut twenty-fOur the first
and secrnd. At Santiago, Chill, ts,tl,
the American and Belgian parties
were entirely successful IN all their
experiments.
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LOxDOx, Dec. 3.--Arrivet, th
steamer Canada.

LOxDOx, Dec. 23.--Arrived, the
steamer Canada.
PARIS, Dec. 33.-Cardinal D0unel,
Archbishop Of Bordeaux, died yester-
day.
BERLIN, Dec. bishop Of Metz,
declined the dec0rati0u Of the IrOn
Crown accorded by the Emperor b.
cause he wishes to keep aloof from all
politics.
LOxDON, DEC. 3.-The Queen,
Princess Beatrice, and Duke and
Duchess Of Edinburg visited the
Hastar Naval hospital at Portsmouth
to-day and conferred decorations q
. nun,l,er Of convalescent patient
who took part In the late war ih
Egypt.
RONE, Dec. !3.--The Pope assigned
l,:s(O francs to furnish beds for the
poor.
ST. PErERsBURa, Dec. :3.-Lieut.
Her',er telegrapl,s from Yakoutsk
t;sat he has arrived there with The
bodies { belong and eOsMlaI.iOns.
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SLIGO, DEC. 3.--Nc1)esmott, the
we'll known Nationalist and cx-sus-
pect, WAS Tenlansled for . week on
the charge Of using setlitions lal,-
4saage ut meeting Of the Natioaal
speech said the gallOws were reeking
with the bl0ul Of inn0,ent people
condemned by drunken juries, aud
parttHan Judges.
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IT Memoir. I.nssitllic. Nt~iur,.a; t:n,x-
sion. Aver, i'm iO &rciriy. I!inncAs nf tiA-
l.s, Noises III .ilc II. at the vital 0GMs pms
ng nnnis<Irv. ~ iii. urine. and many
other diseases that IG:s,! Ia IT.: a:itiy H'"t
death.
NN. MiNTlE Will "grce I" f"rfi Il Five
HVHDHED lhLLAks fer" raS.. ~ !h!> ks"!
the VITAL ~ tSTORATivt tn'Mitr hts sp'c:a!
suiv ice and treatment wili not cu:':. ar i.:
anylhin. tmpui" "r !iiurlHus !0Nn.i ~ u.
Dk. MINTIE irmis all pTivnt" Diseases
successfully without EierrIry. q MiSultn
ii0n Irss. I1lCrOugh "XaI:l;i:n:'OI HiMt "st-
vicr. Including anal iyAis O uri!".-I. PIir'
Gi VITAL EFSrGEATivE - !, bottle. or four
tines tn. quantity. ~lN: sent tO az! :tt-
dress upon receipt ni price. ar Z. T.. |" 49,
cure from Observation. .a'l IL. private naIsn-
II desired. ny \. T.. MINTIE. ~. ~. wir, il.
y regular physician ,2ra'iua'o .: t:.e I'M
ver>iiy ~ ven:s! lvii.!&.i
!! kEAKHlY 81. SAH FRANCISCO. .ii.
Silsssl,ls, Bottle i"r<'s'.
Sent on application ~ i..:'i. stating
symptoms. A''x :si: :.:'. Communications
strictly csH,'iden!i..
DR. WHITES kinney KEMEni NJ
rliECTlci'M. cur. III >: i.,i> ~ Ehi!ny
arl Isl:,tt..r 0n l,iaii,I-. .:-'"nr.iu"l. the.
l...,:.vii'na. For .Hlr y: "!i clU.- -. .:
): bottle. ~: >'X !s,. Is I.r.:
~. MINrlt.'S rANi'f:HoS rl':.~
ar. liz. is>: aI"i r!,at".! lNs"!P..'A an:
KILi!.rS car. il ti.r market. For .''' hH
all druggists. 'e"r''
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1SsiN Street,
TUESDAYS& SATURDAYS
The Great English Remedy

IL a never. failing
cure i.sr Nervous iIs'-
bi:iiy, Exhausted
t;ill!ty. Seminal
Weakrn ~ SlN-risia-
ts.rrlluM. .NST ~ An.
lI.OD. l,nl,Ot",,Cy.
Paralysis. l'rsxiss-
Is,rrt.as.:l. I3:sl TIL
the rr!!,lc effects III
Self Ahu.r. youth.
iiil li,ll.G.~ and GX
l'eS~tA IL 1a2NSula'l
Ns.n rs xslCjl NS 0AD.a
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SAN Francisco, Dc. 3.-The
Vice Regal party left Monterey this
morning for santa Barbara BY rail
and stage. It h expected that after
2 short stay there they will 20 to
Los Angeles and the sour hern c0un-
try.
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TEl.EonA APHIC NEWS.


A0t10y 0t 0eXtC0n Tfoons
CHICAGO, Dec. "a NatamOras
(Mextc0). special says: Forty soldjers
IT the infantry at Tampico mutiniei.
After = desperate fight with the
guard. they escaped. Capt. Bur8as
was killed and one lieutenant and
several soldiers wounded. The tr.,oo,s
pursued the lleserters and can't n: eJl
alOut half, who will be shot.
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-27

During the n:u:,ll, vi November +:
l.. Bon ,icr l. Co.. of i'ccr l.'nlgr, sold
II. .,Mk, l.,rrel. III il,,llr.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-27
ThoLangtry Oriticieed

CHICAGO. dec. e2.-l;ianche Tucker
In IN interview about l.angtry. pro
nOunces her vain hut not vicious; and
says success has completely turned
the l.tIyis head. Mrs. Roswell thinks,
however, she will 81 on pilIng up
wealth and rN'tOriety. She does some
things IN the stage very prettily. hut
lacks intelligence.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-27

The Relations OF Germany, Aus
trio and Italy.
vIExNA, Dec. S3.-The semi-Olil-
cial FiIrNssMtl'iaN says the statement
that Germany and Austria have
shown \ cpOlness towards Italy,
IL untrue. At present there u more
c0rliality I'etWeen the three cOuntri::
than f,r years. In all questions af-
fecting the interests Or Europe there
has becn confidential exchange Of
views to obtain harmonious action.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-27

.iirI al Emergency occurs Commence
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-27
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-27
GOTHAM GOSSIP.
The laania for Speculation Among
Women-A Romareable Fe-
male Real Dstate Operator.
0abbling In Railway and Mining
9toClID-1ottin9 On Horses
4 Lady PlungeF-AY Young
Wik'D O3ocomflturo.
1hahion NotoD-Au Economical
and Yet Stylish Wrap Les
lfautaux Noirs.
NEw York, Dec. -, 1SS:..

NEw York, Dec. n, 1852.
One Of the most curious signs Of
the times n the mania for slHcula-
tiOn now prevalent among women.
There n no phase Of It In which they
do not dab6le. Those with plenty
of money take to real estate and
building. One lady II now engaged
In putting up . row Of building
apartment houses, which, when cont
pleted will have cost her about $50.
400. She superintends the work her
self to . great extent, and, as she Is
. woman Of great energy and indus
try she IL bound to make money.
She h . widow Of fine appearance, in
the vicinity of forty years old, and
though she 10 possessed Of every
requisite to make her shine In s0cie-
ty, the excitement Of nloney.lnaking
possesses . greater charm for her
than the projects Of social cOnquests
which interest the minds Of 10 many
Of her fair sisters. Other women
take kindly to railway and mining
stocks. A mining broker with whom
/ am acquainted, and with whom l
myself once did y little business in
the days when / though that there
was q n,acadamizetl road to wealth,
tells me that he has got nearly as
many female a. male customers on
his looks, and, says lie, 1.-The skill
with which these ladies operate. the
pushing indefatixabilitY with which
they search fer points and the close
ness with which they watch the
tides and fluctuations Ut the market
are really wonderful. 4 few weeks
ago there was q sudden activity in
certain California stocks which took
almost the entire body of operators
unawares. Not 70 with a couple Of
ladies whose business ] transact.
They got in at next to bottom fig
urcs. the stock selling ut =; when
they took hold Of it. Two days nj.
forwards the closing quotation was
Is. Then they sold out and made
very comfortable profit. 4 number
Of other customers Of n.ine fought
the stock when 1t was higher and
held on to It in the hope Of It's going
up to $l.NO. The very next morning
aitcr the,,e ladies had sold, the thing
went down and now gtes beggiDg ut
81, aud tO crOwn flie misery Of the
the urnortunates, an assessment mas
been, levied. l tell you what, old
feli.,w, these ladies were not ftr'ii>ia
virgins, they had plenty Of oil in
their lamps"
Tine must not think that none hut
ritl, women indulge In this mad hunt
after the dollar. Females oi all class
-, from, the servant girl, the school
teacher, the sa:eswOnian, the rr,':ts-
siOnal woman and even the quiet
housewife up to the fine lady who
rolls in her carriage through the ave-
n,lea, all have the itch of specul:'tin.
with their savings. he they from their
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