The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-26

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NEwDuRYPo1T, Aass. April 3l-Ex.
Senator Sargent Minister ~ Berlin,
leaves to day.
CHICAGO, April 2l.-The schooner Gal
latin. worth $4,000. with 4 cargo OF
iron, sunk In sqilall of tho Michigan
shore. The crew barely escaped.
CINCINNATI. April 24.-Only 81 war
rants were issued out Of 60O names of
violators Of the Sunday law. The course,
in regard to others Is not determined.
JACKSON, Miss, April s4.-The latest
reports from Monticello put the death
list from the cyclone ut fifteen, and
wounded thirty, many Of whom will
die.
PHILADELPHIA. April 24.-A correspOn-
dent Ut the New York Herald is held in
$1,000 bonds on the charge Of libel in
publishing MantrOp's statement. that
senator Mcpherson was interested in
the Peruvian company.
WASHINGTON, April X.-The Presi-
dent il looking about and exercising
great care in the selection of the Utah
commission. 1t is said ex-senator Pad
dock has been agreed on a. one IT tue
members that will compose it.
MACON. Ca. April 24.-The cyclone
passed through Bibb, Smiggs and Jones
counties on Saturday night. A lane eight
hundred yards wide was swept clean.
Samuel Grove, father Of Samuel +.
Grove, ex-member Of Congress-, was
killed.
New YORK, April e4.-Hon. John
Russell Young. Minister to China, was
presented with cOngratulatOry resOlu-
tiOns by COMMITTEES Of the New York
Press club to-day. Mr.. Young is to be
married ut Hartford tomorrow, and
leave ut once for the Pacific coast.
NEw YORK, April 24.-Wm. A. New
ell, ex-GUveri,ur Of New Jersey and
now Governor Ut Washington Territory,
has been appointed presiient of the 81
attic, Puget Sound and Gray HarbOr
Railroad and Transportation company.
The road is about IN built along tile
coast in Washington Territory.
WASHINGTON. April 24.-Rerlell. one
of the parties in the Star Route CASES,
discharged on technically, was re-
arraigmetl to-day.
In the Senate to-day resolutions of the
Union League Of New York, approving
the veto Of the Chinese bill, were pre-
sented by Senator l.apl'anl.
DALLAS, Tex, April 24.-One of the
ton of his respectable farmer father.
have his son IN inmate of the penitenti-
1t is believed the rest Of the gang of
robbers will be captured tonight.
BERLIN, April 24.-At the instance of
Bismarck the circulation Of the Miner.
y comic paper, has l'een prohibited for
two years. The Editors Of the 1'Ggblatt:
who were sentenced to three months
imprisonment for libeling Bismarck,
have been sentenced to another week 3
confinement for inserting u letter in their
paper about Galpbetta, which the court
held to lie ''laspllemO,ls.
EAUCLAIR, Wis. April a. Sixty-three
buildings burned here to-day. The l.Ss
is estimated ut $2jO.W to &27O.OO: insur-
ance probably not One-half. The fire he
gan ut 3 p. M. in the rear Of Pioneer
block, and destroyed most Of the b,,si-
ness lssrt of the west side, including
four solid blocks of buildings. besides
many others. The fire is under control
ut 2 4. IN.
ST. LOUIS. April IA sensational
elOpememt il reported, the parties Icing
John u. Curtis. u II years old s0s Of the
former l,ig cl0thier, and Mrs.. Jennie
Dixon, wife of u traveller for the I.Oril-
lartls, of New York. She left behind
tl,ree small children and shocked and
mortified lot IF relatives. Her husband
il in New Mexico ar Colorado. The
truants are supposed to have gone to
Chicago.
JOLIET, Ills, April IA semi-M.nic
has been prevalent here since Friday,
because Of the rapid spread vt smallpox,
which was brought here from Chicago
by the SON Of y German gumsmitl', ard
through the impru,lemce Of the family
given to numerous others. Twenty-sev-
en- eases are reported ALREADY, and i%'r-
Gus measures have been taken to chts'k
the disease. Schools and churches ARE.
closed, the board Of health enlarged,
vaccination made compulsory. and Az
other war,l added to Inc hospital. snail
INK cases have been isolated, i special
j",lice detailed. AMI inft'c,tr! l"'s..:'
cleaned thoroughly. The hoard "f hr:slt II
If the State is in full sympathy with
the measures taken.