The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-10

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ssGteoa ~ the Amorioon neonfo ~
~ sI rs e'sssd y paying = tr}61ts .
SaIcAeo. Nay IA speeial nab
Aeesd IN this mornin0's Nilv,nkse
P.3.scesson soys: Nogth1eod, MINI. 4
sAcstoo over two attemp1p 60 ~ m
O1SSoID4o with internal Woohimoa. On
~ maze about two weeks go in the
Peono hall. where hsgo and}enoe ~
present. but the machine miaoed m.
saturday night . terrific exnlosioS
.Ceeo the cat1oe0o, when Il Va found
oox OF explosives had been plaeed in
tne ooeement Of the building & The go
enc Of the bridge, which = used by d..
0reeves - IN once. The baoenenf
wal!s were completely blown out, and :
eoo 0ea! OF damage done % the medi-
c1ne IN the ONCE. Nothing else ~
injured and nobody hurt. Some citi-
4ens connect these forms Of deviltrv
WIto Ialoo once made by the James and
81. LOUIS, Nay s.-To-day began one
Of the 9restest social fetes st. Louis ever
2ela: The new armory building for the
streets, is completed and its inauenrs ~
tiOn 1s to be marked by Q weeks feStivi-
ties, the Object Ut which h to raise fnnds
to pay for the construction of the anne
~. Citizens subscribed about 4;0O. OOO.
leaving almost IN equal amount to be
obtained for this purpose. A grand his
tertcal encampment has been designed
which takes place in tho large hall Of
the arm0ry building. Theencsmpment
" di 'tded into fifteen tents representing
the various nati0nalities and historical
periods. They are the American en-
camp ent, embracing two tents; the
kntghte o. the Round Table; the Cru
sades; the War Of the Roses; Rome.
Greece, Persia, Ireland, France, Iialy,
Russia and Spain. In each Of them
ladies and gentlemen Of the very first
social families appear IN historic or
legendary characters In costumes Of ex-
traordtnary richness. The fete will
last the entire week and every evening
and two n,atinees. Thursday viii be :
general holiday, and the Army Of the
Tennessee. which begins ito annual ~
union here on Wednesday, will then be
escorted to the encampment with mill
tary pomp. The festivities win wind
up on Saturday evening with . grand
csllco ball. Excursion parties are ar
r'nged from surrounding cities, and the
fete promises to be one Of unusual bril-
liancy and magnificence.
HOUSE.
WAsHINoToN, Nay 0.-Billb were in
troduced by Calkins to aid in making
further Arctic plorations and detailing
Master 1ucien Young - commander Of
the expedition. It aUth0Fizes the 6ecre-
tary Of the Navy to purchase . vessel Of
the proper si1e and structure for the ex-
petition ct cost not 70 exceed CSC, 900
and appropriated @1O0, 900 for the expens.
- Of the expedition.
BALTIMORE, Nay 0-Re6ned copper
dull 1t ls-
PARIS, Nay 8.-The National, in IN
article on the Dublin assaasinatfon, ex-
presses sorrow and sympathy with Glad
stone.
BOSTON, Nay S.-The Irishmen ofthis
city will hold . meeting to morrow even
ing 1t Faneuil hall 70 express detesta-
ton Of the assassination.
POTTsDAM, Nay 6.-The Princes Vic
toria, wife Of Crown Prince Frederick
william, has been safely delivefed Of
son. The mother and child are pro-
pressing favorably.
6T. PAUL, May &-Major O'Toole,
Post Trader 1t Fort Keegh, laughs ct
the idea Of . Crow Indian outbreak.
The Crows are angry because the whites
have entered their country, but there r.
more danger that the whites will kill
the Crows than the revefDe. Their only
reprisals will be by theft.