The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-29

ALY GUe
An exchange says that TIE Desvss
Expositiou, beeido needing I'll II
running expenses, has paid thirty q
fosty thossand dollars on it, lcgitt
mate de6t.
Mr.. J.ahouchese, who = . vates
drake, thiuks that II German tses,
such - b used In Bavaria, could be
introduced Extensively into Eng
land. drunkenness would cease.
spain be- resolved In conjunction
with France to adopt measures look
Ing to The ssppssssioa Of The anas-
chist movement. Thirty-ssven 60
eislists were recently arrested IN An
dalusis.
The International wrestling match
for 1900 and the championship o.
the world betwesaC Clarence Whistlef,
" Kansas, and Joe Acton, q PhiIar
delphia, will b. decided at AadIeoa
Square Garden, New York city. d.
,cember 1st
The duel announced to take p1ace
Mace between Louis do Casagnae
and anothef officer h 70 b marked
by one novel feature. The psinei-
nails are to fight with cavalry sebfss
AID on horseback. II this soet oe
thing becomes general polo Will Be
nowhere.
A vofid,s cotton centennial expo
sition h to he held under the aus
pices Of the NatioualC Cotton P)anten
Association VI America, at vicks-
burg, In 1884. It h contemplated to
raise $500, go for this sxpos1tton,
$500, 600 OF which b expected from
that city.
R+yi.tey-(M (Col.): "siDce 1t
turned it, toes, nothing has been
heard Of the great Nattooal Mining
Exrosition. The fast Of It b, the
biz scheme was . flaud from its in
ception to the finish, and the people
were glad enough to 1t It die and
pass out Of sight forever"
Large quantities Of land IRE being
bought by Eastern capitalists In
and Rowan counties, Ken
lucky, iu the timber and camel coal
belt. The white oak timber q that
Decliou has been found to b adapted
10 ship-buildiny. Mills will be erect
I'd At once, and the timber cut. The
prices paid per acre were 3, p and
30.
A catalogue OF articles as'cumulu-
I'd In the Dead Letter Office during
he pest year has just been issasd,
announcing the sale thereof at pub
ic auction December 4. The arti-
lee enumerated consist Of jeweiry,
oilet goods and every oouceivable
hing which could he sent through
he mails. The list comprises more
han 5000.
The President, upon the report O.
he Attorney General, has issued an
rider removing District Aarsha
chas. +. Henry, Postmaster d. B.
Anger, Assistant Postmaster N. n.
Parker, n. o. Helm, foreman Of the
Record, and George E.
spencer, one Of the Commissioners of
he Union Pacific Railroad, on the
rround that they ihterfesed with the
administration Of Justice In the Star
Route cases.
The Minnesota Tribune 10 rsspon-
'ible for the following: " Since Au-
y,,st = there have been over 1000
.ases and 1880 deaths from sinall-
pox In Cincinnati. The authorities
have systematically suppressed the
|acts, and the newspapers have con-
aimed no reference to the prevalence
u the disease. All efforts to stamp
nut the terrible plague have proved
anavailing, and 1t IL. feared that with
The advent Of cold weather It will b.
come epidemic.
It IL reported from New Orleans
hat the widow of Commodore VAN
Derbllt h about to marry General
Beauregari. General Beaureeard
has buried two wives, and An. Van
lerbilt has planted two husbands,
md the lady whom william H.van-
lerbilt endeavored to dissuads his
|ather from marrying will probably
weep at the side ct General Beaurs-
yard's grave, - she b comparatively
! young woman, while the General b
IN old man. uenefal BeaureGard
assists to manage IN enterprise for
which be gets ten thousand dollars .
rear, the bride expectant has $780,
100. She Il fair. fat and forty, ex-
sctly.
A Chicago dispatch to the Denver
Republican, under date Of the sd
INST, says the Inter Ocean will pub
ish an interview with Thomas n.
Sichol, In regard to the statement
published In the Cincinnati Essqwire'
hat the Democrats In Congress had
aid . plan to Dust Speaker Keller
rom the chair Of the House Of Repre-
last winter. Michel says he
ully believes there Il some foundar
ion for the story; that he knew Of It
'efore the present story appeared;
hst he knew OF It within . day or
NO after It happened; that he aslsd
}eneral Keller about It; that Keller
ave no details, but did not deny that
here were grounds for the report:
hat Keller managed the thing dis-
'reetly, and by saying nothing
lid net stir up bod blood; that be
emit for . prominent Democrat, told
linn what he knew Of the plan, con-