The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-08


YANKToN, Dakota, April 4.-The. city
elected the entire Republican ticket; 100
majority.
DETROIT, April 5.-The indications
are that the State IL largely Democratic
In the municipal elections.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The Presi-
dent returned the Chinese bill to the
Senate with message vetoing it.
LONDON, April 5.-The Gladstone
mills. ct Ashton, on the Tyne, burned
with 10o, 900 sptndles. Damage, el0O, 900.
B0eToN, April Am inventor has
solved the problem Of long distance
working between this city and Balti-
timore and Washington.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-The Presi-
dent has sent . message the Senate sug-
gesting the salary Of the Utah Com
missioner be made 5000 instead Of S.
OOO.
CINCINNATI, April 5.-Late reports
Of the elections indicate large Demo
cratic gains in the municipal elections
and that they have control Of nearly all
the Offices.
CHICAGO, April 4.-August Kohne, a
young German, for unreq0ited affection,
shot and killed himself this morning 1T
the house OF his employer, Philip SAN
frelt, 64 0ar1ey street.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 4.-The Bull
Letin says regarding the veto of the Chi
nesr bill: The President has not done
good days work for himself or the Re-
publican party or the country at large.
DENVER, Co.., April 4.-Returns from
the municipal elections Of the various
small towns report quiet elections and
the Republican tickets generally sue
Cp-- 'ul. No returns vet received from
Ls7Mivtlle.
COLUMBUS, o., April 5.-The solid
yote today we = nearly ms ss large ,. as ct the e.
have secured sixteen councilmen to
ticket was elected by majority running
from 4,OOO to 9, 100.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-Garfleld
with his knowledge Of the bill, would
have signed it. The people Of the Pa
cific States do not intend to give up the
The Post says it is not disposed to
Judge the President's action hurrtedly
or severely. It c0unse)s patience until
constitutional redress can be obtained.
''There Is something about Pingrey
that I admire" said Brown. "Yes, said
Fogg; ''there Is something about him
that I admire, to0.-sUnething In the
morning paper, which says he has gone
to Europe for . couple ears."-Boston
Transcript.
CRAWLING STATION. Mich, April 1.
OF the $1,000 in the express package
lost here last November by the careless
ness Of the Michigan Central Railroad
Company, $1,000 have been found in the
house Of a poor laborer, who excited
suspicion by branching out luxuriOusly.
He confessed the theft.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-All members
were present at the cabinet meeting to-
day. After the disposition Of the Chi
ncse question the case of Sergeant Ma
son ,vas taken ~ ana the conclusion
reached that the President could take
no action in the case till the question
pending upon the legality "f Afason's
imprisonment was decided.
Sr. PAUL, April 4.-Yesterlay morn
ing Il log boom was broken ut Ntinneal,-
oils by u sudden swell in the river and
seve ral million feet fiOatetl down past
st. Paul. It is believed not over 1, tNO, :
mo feet, valued ut S4N,OOO. will be lost.
As the surplus is 1W:, ,WW,o 900 this loss
will not affect the market. The acci-
dent is the most serious one for a num-
bcr Of years.
NEW YORK, April 4.--While work
men were engaged in pulling down a
building i'm James street to-day, the
walls suddenly collapsed, burying a
number Of children, who were playing
in an adjoining yard. Three bodies
thus far are recovered.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Fall, aged ., was shot
and n,Ortally wounded this afternoon
by her husband, John A Painter.
LEADvIL1.E, April 4.-This afternoon
Jim Kinney shot aud fatally wounded
John Lulsenl,ell after brief alteration
during which the latter struck ut Kim
new with revolver. The cause If the
quarrel was b<t OF LukeDbell that
kinney seducel his wife. Both men
were gamblers. The affair created Il
great excitement and large crowd sur
rounded the Jail crying "I.ynch him. -
but were finally .ilieted and dispersed.
Another Good Man Gone.