The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24

sieeef BY autograph Sends and intef'
vieWegA. He 0nyS be ep'nteessp1otes w
itinG Japan 10 July. o. Ill the iere.
of Tie United siaalsS Caslnsnd0 and Cali
issrnis plsnDed him ulGst.
| T0R THD LADua
| The wife Of Rev. 8. J. Gny (coIorvsl)
III Lexington. Ky. sued the (:inci0S,s'
& Sss,tlsesu rMd ipr jL.OO 1isr l'rtne
refused sdmitiauCe to D,ssjk1' car On Z
fln.t-cla.s ticket, and wss awart)ed ST.
wv.
Nm. J. w. Nac)k~y hos warned o6
titDxss fortune-humtess with the state
lusnt th1t her young daughter will Xe(
no dUWfy On her ln~rrt. ~. She will
have uut6ing until after the death Of hel
father and mother.
Womsu's nature b At . finer 6,'er than
,,,su's. Her spirit n sttu"ed tn l'txi'el
i,srnsOnies. She Graves n.'r~ KENNY
than MAN the celestial ft,tso-'be hix''-
ct culture which earth aud heaven can
:ive.-L. 4. Garfield. i.
"Me]vilIe's search for DeLong'' h The
| title Uf \ clevef little musical prsxiuc i&,ll
sssslnssed by Exile Me. vile, the eight
yesr-OId daughter vi tlse clIiei eng iuteT
1T the Jeunneate. 1t h dedica:ed u tile
wife 0f Lieut. DeLOng.
Womau's sphere: It lies In doing
whatever circumstances aud her own
nature ami ~bilili.s prompt her to d.,
whether Il le iu domestic, business ar
professional Circles. Every duty " ich
= woman h competent 10 perform lies
within her sphere.
Mammal Henry says Nm. Garfield 10
in wrttched health. the recent attacks
upon her husband almost crushing h r.
A fortnight agO she wrUte him that her
r. 'ubles were more than she cs,ull l'exr,
and that It It were not for her children
she would be glsd tO die.
Aiss Lillian Taylor, daughter 0f the
lan,ented ln'et, has lately Translated
with great suocesw two 81 Mr.. Edwin
BN,th's acting plays in the German, ~
ceiving \ thousand dollars far the work.
Mr.. BiI0th will use his translation dur
ing his German engagement next SUM
mer.
The friends Of woman suffrage in
Illinois prOpsnse to make m energetic
effort to capture the Legislsture 10 i,e
elected this year. Unlez~ the re- ulxr
nominees In the several lsgis ativ~ dis-
tricts will agree tO support measure
submitting constitutional amendment
to the pe.,pi- granting female suffrage,
separate candidates pledged to supper. it
WILDE nominated.
The famous Hans Makart has painted
for the salon \ portrait OF Sarah Bern
fsA fs>~ n. n
c.,lOred Yatin, with m immense tram. \
jacket Of the same nlateriSl covered
with topa1-cOl0red ''buxles," allowing 4
view Of sort Of Turkish vet made al
orange silk. A belt n 6ultxn.., en-
br0idered with ''bugles," h negligently
fastened round the skirt.
Worldly mutation never had more
powerful illustrati0n than in the death
II London, the other night, Of Lady
Agnes 0acLA.An. She was the daughter
Of an English Marquis, the widow finst
of the COmte de MOntm0sency, aud
aiterwsrd Of . clergyman named Mac
Lean and she Wxs elected trUsn her
poor tenement in London, and died in
the wxiting-room Of st. Pancrae work.
house.
The New York jewelers. now keep
c0stly garten IN stock, and the fash on
Ut wearing them n growing very fnst.
A reporter was allowed to look 1t : ssir
tust made to order 1t . cs,st Of @l.2U.
In this the lace and psari:colored silk
hand vas joined by IN elaborate clasp.
On one side was the lady's nl0nogrs..l
IN pearls; on the other the coat Of arms,
with frosted st0rks' heads, . crest OF
delicately ca we'd gold and . motto ct
In chip diamODds. 1t was 4 present
from mother u her daughter, who II
to be married soon.
One Of the daughtery Of Nicer Goolam
Baba, Nawsb Of Sur1t, ha. just been
who gathered to watch the brides dOWry
carried to the bridegr0om's house: A
cavxlcade Of elephants, horses, carriages
and palkees led the procession. Alter
them came . number Of female servants,
oil In sn0X-Wite clothes, each bearing in
her hand . covered tray. Ab0ut ltfty
youths followed with ruse-Water dec~n-
ten Of silver On sill 'er salvers. Then
came 500 coolies, some with magnificent
bedsteads, with curtains, pillows, etc..
0theIo With swings, benches, boxes, cup
boards Of various designs, sofas, cliair,
tables, and, in short, I'll the parapher-
MALTA Of . modern house. These were
followed BY seventy-five women, each
carrying tray Of sweetmeats. One
hundred m with cooking utensils
brought up the rear, some Of them car
ryinX on their heads basket-l0ads Of
lamps, wall shades. chandeliers. etc.
Balsac's Cup Of Tea. Il
From the London Truth.
The death Of Balzac's widow, ut the
age OF II, recalls the charming anectl0te
told In one Of his letters. When travel
ing In Poland he arrived rather late in
the evening In the neixhborhos'd Of IN
isolated chateau, and was - ed to stay
there. He soon made himself known !
to the mistress Of the house and had had !
some conversation with her, when q |
beautiful young girl came in and silent !
" poured out the tea. She was advxnc-
ing toward the stranger with y cup in