The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

ST. PAUL, August IA heavy
rain and thunder shower tonight
caused some concern for the wheat
harvest nUw GENERALLY going on
throughout the Stnte. 1t cannot s,e
learned how far the rain extended.
Reports from, the harvest frlst have
been generxlly encouraging. T!:e
cutting of wheat Is we'll advanced ~
the x,uther part Of the State. 1t Is
generally beginning thr,iy bOu: the
middle Counties and will l'cxin next
week in the Red River valley, wher"
ear,y rains made the wheat bark.
ward. On the Missouri slope cutting
has already l,s':::un. Sa,n,e rt'lr'!ts ~
lan,s.e I,y rust ARE It'll rese,v't', '''!
generally the ave. age yield promises
to b.. high.
WASu,>GrON, August l2.-The
Surgeon & neral haas u .i-<'.at.:;' from
coi.,.t"r t;o<airie:I,, Oi krUwl,sviI'r,
sayin. the tir>: casc al !ei!"" .c''r
....,Irr..u ;si tutunlspr:a. u M 'Nih ago
and VA. IN. r,niu. esl through bs.'sa'',
Mrxi hy railroad tra'"!'~ ir'''"
TuI.,.;.o. TIE average NHu,!I q
.ia iv deaths in MaiunIO, y daring
he past ten days wtr' tan. Tn.
.li>..... a,,,..ar..l NJ i;."sn-vilh' ~
dsv- u:ys,. Total ~. III. ten "r we've
several distinct tylx~ "f trav..r ,'rt~
vail in ,.ah cities. NJ new develop
m:rm,> n"-.lay. The disease ." III
.:f."";".: >ix'y-tw" cs'ses here.
PALESTINE, Tex. August IL
Til, a:lrr,..s,iI Chess Thomas ,t'''-
m.4ll wa hauSe.l Tor the ms"rier U
iinu-liu McMea,,~. il March, 1851.
II" ore himself with unllt'lr.'' ''n::
d.r,e.,,"r thr.'uxi,.nI,. lie o!ier'"
ur "A PRAYER f,r his friends an'i tl's'-
n,,,.-, AN wi Il un altering v"''c
sang "rmr.'s u Light IL the Valley
tnr Me- then lie nodded tn ts'e
sheriff and the trap was ~. urg:
Thomas was :. had citizen. and I's.'
killed. four mpn during his re-i-
d. n.s' In Palestine.
smIrA.:p. Aug,,.l l2-Ca'l. R. T..
Clowry, General Superintendent W
thu ". stern Union Telegraph Com
l'any has received official notification
from J. J. hickey, superintendent NJ
Omaha. that all the striking opera
tori Mt denver had made application
t. ie taken hack ut their old salaries
and that hut two or three Of them !'as!
been reiustatexl. ~ their places h;'''
already been filed, and the cs'ss'iNny
had all the force required.
WnrrEmALI., n. ", Aug. 1.-THE
train south bound for Lake George
came into collision with M extra en-
gine near Putnam, this evening
Both engines we're wrecked, and she
baggage aud awing ro'Mn cars
Went down the hank. Ne one VA
killed or batily injured in the I'''ssen.
ger train. I.eenarsl. the engineer u
thu extra engine, was killed.
MrSK,niEE, Indian Ter. August
IA fight l.n,k place LAST Tuesday
l'e,ween the contendinx pertie" ~
tie Creek Nation, known ~ Tue
Sans,lIen and the CiactaWs tn which
one man on s.scl, side was killed. ~
description of he fight h given.
WAs,lIHGroS COUKr H"CsE. d.,
Aug. ll.-'I'his morning . eo''lslon
t's'k place lH,tween = freight anu
passenger train on the Ohio o0utn
ern rad ut larrs,t's Crossing. NJ
". Carr was killed, and seve!ai peC
sOn, in the ..alrAse o. the ires4n' q"
were severely wounded.
ST. I.nrix, August l3.-The Demo
crats Of the l:lll district, sttcr wv
'iay's tr;si and ia lnslls,ss, were un
ahlc 10 select u candidate yet.
PIrrSBURGM, August IA sIign
skirnIi>h occurred ut Camp Ill
inines this morning. NoD-unios
miners are ieisg imported.