The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-06

sSs1 ~ 20. Il wcsd have 6esn
~ ~ hes 70 sDespe eSter the oeses
S.sHioa. kat anxiety foe The NE o.
~. Iovss. Xhelinho6, Kept hes IN ~
p.ses.Ssssh. ara eight daye aiter'
.~sS ~ ~ aSrsste0. Che did 70
s:1Ses vith Zheliabo(f.-FS@odeE
lli0oo)D000o00.
CrrcrspArI, O., eeps. A-Me Ye..
-. ind.. hap been ti.gsatene0 wltn
= - 9ruvine out of the e0o5e %
- ~ aolooas a. Sunday ana g
n oielock plghts. A6oue one 0'csocx
..stsssisv mofnipe the residence Q!
Juhn Saul, CIty AamoeI: ~ S msS
bv The mo6and burned TO the eS0uno'
The Deputy CITY Marshal was !es'
rjbly beoaen By . gang ot I0e9ns.
ThS telegraph and Telephones were
eaaarded 70 prevent oommunSeetSon
With Dolghboring towns.
NADsID, Sept. 4.-9sssbal Herva'
m ~ declared that he would can"
semf m booo0,e the Prime Minis e1 to
Kioe Alfonso IN the event oo 6e.n"e
6e9sIae failing 20 carry out PROMISED
rsdical re(oenss. Marshall Zervans
helieves it possible to bring over TO
fhe dynae6y the most important
ernupc of the Democs1ey Il the king
sssenfs - tie estatll-hment Of the
Desnocratic cooseitation voted 10
1850.
LONDON, eept. A-The zsees says:
Tbough 0eneral W0IseSey d0es nOe
REQUIRE third division, the Govern
ment y detef.nined to strengthen
bis hands By sending three tattal-
ions Of infantry - Gen. Wood may
be ct ire withnut leaving the Rar-
risou leas than 5000 nlen q Alexar-
dria. Reserve depots, $50 men for
each regiment, which are at the front
With Gen. Wolealey will b fof,ned st
ADexandria and . large Tsoefve 0S .
thousand reserve will b formed to
replace tD0se, - they are drafted to
the front to supply casualties. The
veuernl result of these measures will
6etbat General W0lseley will have
1900 men on the main lilse.
CHICAGO. Sept. IA special from
Columbus says row OF mammoth
proportions has developed In the
Denna,cratic 6tate Commit 60 which
bids fair to change the entire plan Of
conducting the campaign. 1t has
been the custom to hold . meeting
every Thursday, and the only menu
t,er Who responded 1t the last NEE.
i,g va Mr.. Hail of Lima. The orig
insl plan Of the campaign II the or
Rani1atiou Of the committee was 20
divide the State for no. L and allow
each member 10 control the funds 70
conduct his section Of the State. Last
week the nlmittee got possession OF
some $4,000. Chairman Th0mpson
appropriated the same for general
purpooeo and the uDo Of the commit.
tee at headquartess. The other n,em-
bers became dissatisfied, and reftssed
to have anything further to do with
the campaign. Il y now learned
that tie The 1iquor men refuse to turn !
over any funds tO the eomnlittoe. and
they will work for. the State ticket,
but are making fight, particularly for |
oOngressmen, and will use money In |
close districts. They expect to have
sixteen member In the next Con-
gress tn the Republicans i've, the DEL
egation now Standing fifteen to i've
ID favor Of the Republicans. One
district having l,een added, the liquor
men say the State tax cannot be nut /
ON at any rate before 80. and they
want to control the national tax and
get the internal revenue reduced.
Glenser, . member Of the cOnanlittes
identified with the liquor interest,
has withdrawn and taken up with
the other side. It 10 said Thompson
sees %" other resourse for funds, and
is holding ON to what he has gut. 1t
II urged against him that be has cOnl.
meuced laying wires for PendletOu In
the senatorial contest this early In
the campaign, which 10 creating
much dis>aiisfactiou. John r. Nc
Lane, ef Cincinnati, requires to be
credited With diyorcing the State
Committee and liquor interests.
CHICAGO, Sept. IA New York
special says the Nickel Plate railroad
have dec ded u IN ax-
Krrssive 0licy against the Lake
Shore, and vii demand Of 1t y gsxnl
share 0f the Buffalo and Chicago tra(.
H.; IL not granted war will te waged.
The indications are y lively light and
break In pss+enger and freight rates.
The 6eney Syndicate gives out that
this cssurse will be pursued. Rail.
rSad officials who have made trips
Df observation frvM Chicago over
their lines intO the Northwest and
- nearly all Of them here
concur In . glowing description Of
Ehe cr0ps, their size, quality and good
,onditiOn: there II nat one unfa-
v0raLle report. The observation Of
|laese officials an usually reliable for
business reas0: and their expert
nee h 20 great that subsequent de
equipments Usually bear out their
predictions, agreeing ~ they do with j.,
'l'ecial and press dispatches. EXCEPT
% . few is0lated localities, the six. :
1i6csnce and importance OF their re.
2orts bec:'me mole striking and CON-
:lusjve.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 1.-THE Khe-
I'VE has issued . decree forbidding ,
be importation Of petroleum into ,
Egypt.
9T. PETERSBURG, Sept. 4.-Eua. {
Ish agents have arrived at Odeasa t0
purchase 5000 head Of sheep and
attic for the troops in Egypt. Two
hundred and twenty head died en-
cute last week from the heat.
PARIS, Sept. 4.-Anti.relig gious dis. 4
ur0ences, similar to those 1t the :
dontecean company mines, have y
ecent'y brOken out near the towns
{ u"nluc0n and Con,netry. Eight s
rosses were torn down aud DESTROY. {
d.
LONDON. Sept. 4.-In tho oper,-
'ons beside the garrison at Alexan. q
rte and Indian Contingent at GAL l.
Pahe. . train OF cars running he.
.een Fre6urg and Coleman jeft the /,
ails near Hugstetter. Fifty rersons !,
'ers killed aud many wounded. d
NEw YoRk. Sept. 4.-,About . +
1ousend dollars have been rai.ed for :
In: John BrOwn, and It II believed q
Will he swelled to 81 500 In the city.
PLYMOUTH. n. H., Sept. 1.-THE !!
e'egraPh Construction Comnanv's Z
Gamer Scotia, sailed hence ;ester-
y % make renewed efIorts to n.
Nj the kNnenNk Oak>0n