The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-07

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The anti Monopoly League a New
YeRk have iudoesed Tie Democsatie
Nominees for 0ovesne1 aid 1s6ou-
tenant Governor.
The tSeme1d0us motive power ~
quired o. American railways he's
oost 9lSA, A6a0Oo, the number q loco
motives being ~ lG It wou)d take
. pretty long string q the freight
teams that pioneered The wsy for
these railways generation go, to
furnish an equal quantity Of motive
| power.
State Senator George H. Forster,
Il New York, . leading halfbeeed,
who W. nominated for United
States District Attorney BY Presi-
dent Garfield, and rejected By the
Senate, he's formally announced his
ahsndeoment Of the Republican par
~, and win Join the Demeersts. II
this were an isolated ease In the Enl-
piFe State the Stalwarts could thank
God and take courage.
Il b - common now-a-days for
American horses 10 win % EDglish
Eaces that the recent victory seems
| to have passed unnotiesd. The great
Eastern Railway handicap ct New
market on the 9th nit. wss won ny
Losillard's Asansa, Hornpipe second
and Warhorn third. The betting
against Aranxa at the start was - to
l. She won By six lengths. In con-
sequence Of The victory Of the Amer
lean hosse, Aranxa, Losillard's g.
chem and Keenes BookInakef Lead
| in the betting on the raes fol the
Cambridgeshirs stakes at Newman
ket in October, and II to b offered
against each Of them.
Nicaragua b the land where revolu-
lions appear to sprout and grow with
luxuriance. They had another one
there last month 1t San Juan Del
Noste, generally called Grcytown.
A man named Euneliana Herrera
seised the town, and declared him
self "Chief Of the Provisional Gov
eminent Of the Atlantic Coast," and
under his authorization the schooner
Ts.nsit was seised. She was sub
sequently reeaptured by Captain
Thompson and his men, and the
rebels were carried to BlueAslds, Mic
aragua, and delivered into the casto-
dy Of the United States Counsel. A.
ter the Transit left Cape Gracias-a-
dos, the populace Inse agaiust the
robels, sei1ed them, executed two Of
the leaders; Emelian0 Herrera and
Miguel Creira; and thus peace was ut
Once restored.
The influential Republican press
Of the State Of New York are not
supporting Folger for Governor with
any degree Of enthusiasm. The
Tribune ~ good % gives up the case.
The Times only supports him on the
ground Of the influence his election
will have in the presidential contest
Of 1874. Even the EccHt,.g Post In
Inmates that It will allow its readers
to vote - they like, but for its own
share leans to the side Of Cleveland.
The Eresi"0 AtsH b the only Abdiel
OF the metropolitan press. OF
the influential Republican pspers
Of the State the Utica Heraid argues
that Judge Folger will I've beaten, and
that his defeat, II 1t comes, will be
richly deserved. The Sarat"ga jour
mul exul:s In the prospect Of Cleve-
lands election. The Republican
Buffalo E4prc~s " as thorough sup
porter Of the Democratic candidate
- the DenlOcratic Buffalo Courier.
There b now going forward rather
romantic contest touching . hus-
hands identity In the It. Louis
courts. Some fifteen years ago, .
s,an named VIM. Wackerie took out
two p1 licies In life insurance cOn-
panies, which he settled upon bis
wife. He then went to California
and afterwards lived In Illinois and
| when last heard from was at Mar
/ shall, Texas, where he worked on a
. railroad. Onthe 9TH Of December
1872, a man was killed near shevc-
port BY being run over by . passen-
ger train, upon whose body were pa-
pers indicating that he was William
Wackerle. The widow gathered the
proofs and applied for Insurance
movey which was refused. Suit was
brought and judgment against the
companies obtained. Defendants AZ
forwards procured man from Cali
fornio and pressnted af'idavits that
he was William Wackerle. The
wife denied his identity, and also
denied the identity ola man proluc-
ed who Was alleged to he his brother.
The case is exciting great interest.
A Especial, October let, to the Den.
yer Etp"L'ier,", gives the following
particulars Of the late train robbery
In Colorado: 1.-The Santa fe train
was stde-tracked ut Granada, jus,
this side Of the station, and after
running down short distance to al.
low NJ. !: to pass going east, run
lack to allow tine brakeman to gel
on. Here It VA. that the rObberz
boarded the train. Two men mount.
I'd the engine and told Engineer
Bishop to pull out, showing two re'
vOlvels at his head. He refused and
they told him to 80 ahead or die. He
opened the throttle aud pulled out
about n mile and a half beyond