The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-30

CHICAGO, August M.-A Toledo
Ohio, special says: Excunjons werl
run yesterday 70 Grand Rapids, thir
" miles from here, On the marrow
gauge road. o. the return trip IN TIKI
afternoon 0ve o9six despesad0es with
drawn Tsvolvess captured the train
and committed . daring robbery and
outrage. One citizen lat $500 and
Was thrown from the platform. The
conductor Wes used up trying to ar.
rest one q the rUaghs. All escaped
except Larry King, . notorious char
aetef, whom the police secured when
the train reached the city.
An Elmira, New York, special soys:
p: T. Decker's large tannefy at East
Wavesly burned yesterday, with q
large amount Of tan bark. Lon 3l5,-
90; insured.
CHICAGO, Agent "A Taylor
willie special says, - Nh. Boad'a
condition becomes moro critical ~
moss abound q another mob and
vague threats are heard.
says, Prof. r. B. Welsh, formerly
principal Of the Pontiac school
writes from Topeka that his life 10 in
danger from the liquor men there b.
Cause - assistant States, attorney be
be- been prosecuting the violatess OF
the state law. They have within Q
day o. two cut biz buggy to pieces,
hio horse snd threatened
biz HE. He he'd to call Q meeting OF
the c1ttsens 70 prevent being mo60ed
CHICAGO, August 2s.-R,chard
Wihon, . 6cotchmen, aged 81 shot
his wife this morning and then kill
ed himself The woman h not likely
e I've. !seleaey the esuss. Seven
children lolt.
Edward n. Welch, the Kewsuee
hank robbsr arrived at II O'Clock
this morning from NcDonoueh.
Chenango county. New York.
CALCUTTA, August 8.-Fearful
Ytoeing between the Hlnd00s and
Nahomnledons occurred here. Three
Aahommedans have been arrested.
An eye witness Of the disorder says
be saw the disembowled bodv Of
0ahommeilan infant lying on the
grounds, and it, arms torn Oh: The
beadIese coFpses Of Mah0mmedsn
men AID women vers lying On every
!s0e. Houses Of 0ah3mmedans were
harmed and the principal Nosoues
almost rased TO the ground.
Pig have been throws into wells
With the coepseo q 4ahomnled)an
children. Troopo are still patrOllin9
he streets. The Nahommsdans ~
It'll asmall minority Of the popular
Ion.
tInERIcK. August 2e.-The cou-.
.eaoo'ary held . meeting at Pelioo
bai!acke, most q The constables d.
De9ttn9 their heats for the purpooe q
Intending. Telegrams were 1ofWard.
ID 70 other towns askine supporf.
Md . memorial Wao ultimately 1or.
WaIood 70 Earl epo0Oef to vhiGh a
'eply = awaited.
CHICAGO, August 2e.-The 1Sx,es
Iesen t61s morning to . scheme n.
posted fsom the Buslingtoa 1 Quin.
y railroad With the Central PSci0c
% stop Colombo pool trsdlc. This
vood leave the Union Pacific ont ~
~ - San Fnne3ooo busjnep n ~.
!esoed. Willard and the Nefthesn
coeaoc oJeoo would Stand in for M
I'd Pacj0o eyndicate. The Tlssee
100 ut oo0930e1 soeh eoneolklafiom
= onl!kely q lmpeaetieablo. It Vould
I1ssoeily control ill the tIalDc r..
'wee1 6an fsanciseo and Chieaeo.
POET Sam, August 1e.-9ome
!5oooolDo who arrived here fhom
co5Eo report The inhahitante rem,ein
aim bet Tie military are excilea
. Co1sfAHTlxePLR, August a.
aen AmhaG1adoa. IN BIZ oGhcf An
1ovo . military oo0ventlon 10 O.
oSn non Great BSitajn q deelar.fioo
- woe!0 eook % excjusivo a1lvant.
- - EUpe add viii su6mif M
seel eo1oe!oe e. Ae Q0estjoo . ~