The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-14

$x10-WEEKIY 0El<R,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE "A, 1852.
The New York fress: "6ay, Guiteau,
where arc you going to spend the
Isusth?'' Inquire below.
Ex-Governor Irwin, Of California, Il
suned ~ one Of the Democrats to be
appointed BY the Prudent - . mem
Der Of the Utah Commission.
Malone has had his hair closely
ahineled. 1t IL said he looks less like q
Roerilla and more like . Republican
than he did before he submitted to the
sPe1ation.
A proposition has been made to re-
move the remains Of Thomas Jehenon
tom their present resting place to
6lenwood Cemetery, but the heirs have
entered their protest and the removal
will not be made.
A bill appropriating 100000 for .
,sblic building in Brooklyn has passed
The House. That $l5O, 200, 900 Of surplus
ssvenue which IL annually aecumulat-
ing in the United States Treasury must
- used or the people will think taxes
AhOuld be lessened.
The Stalwart faction 10 now oonsid-
ssed the business end Of the Republican
,arty, and, it Is said, President Arthur
w1, hereafter, recognize only that eIe-
nent Of the organization. No Hail.
hssed need apply for position 1t the
hands Of his Excellency.
And now comes Nm. Dunmire, the
divorced wife Of Guiteau, with letter
nhis attorney asking II she can do any
ding for "Charles, that would aid him
b escape the halter. The request 10
Aects more honor upon the heart than
spon the head ofthe lady.
The banks Of Montreal are jubilant
over the fact that the Immigrants now
Aocking to Canada have deposited with
them 5000, 900. This h certainly .
Ans showing, and indicates the thrifty
ahas,etef Of the people who are locking
Aehomes among our northern neigh
hon.
Fault h already found with the Presi-
DENTS nominees for the Tariff Connie
sIea Board. It h charged they are
lArssly interested in and represent the
nanufacturen Of the very articles upon
which the duties oh ould b lowered.
0se q the gentlemen, Phelps, Of 4is-
souri,, has declined.
slnen Cameron, It y said, will come
- ~ aid Of the Regular Republicans
II Pennsylvania and try to unravel the
snari into which the political skein has
become entangled. HE win endeav-
e." says the Philadelphia Laqssirer, TO
sorrect the errors Of his son, J. Donald,
whose utterances have tended to widen
he breach in the Republican ranks"
III. Dingley, from the Banking and
Currency Committee, hes reported bill
the issue Of silver certi6-
sates and limiting the coinage Of silver
bollas, to the wants Of the people for
Detual circulation until such time - IN
agreement shall restore
liver 10 the worlds circulation. Mr..
bill will hardly pam the
House at this session, II It ever does.
copular seatimsnt h against II. Mono.
netallish must resort TO their tactics of |
'sD r they succeed in demonetistng |
he metal.
Nnay be regarded - hopeful sign
1at Mn. Jesse James lectures BY proxy
Ne not successful. She he appeared
lpon the platform with her two chill
lrsn while her man Friday be- recited
~ exploits Of her dead husband to .
" norbidly curious listeners. That
Asse reoitals have failed to prove either
to her Of interesting to the
Wilderness before whom they were de-
Iaened speak we'll for the good sense
nd intelligence Of the Western people.
{ b hoped the day he's passed when .
nm or woman can air his or her imaG.
native wrongs before IN audience and
xeite . sympathy that should b b.
lowed enly upon the truly deserving.
A sorrsspondent Of . San Franciseo
aPsS suggests that for the purpose oil
1en>ifying the departing Chinese who
ave the right t. return under The
Ieaty, their heads b measured, and for
BIZ purpose the machine used by hat
~ 1es measuring heads might b
sought into requ,sition. It h claimed
description Of one Chinaman h . de-
eriptlon Of another - far - complex
n and color Of hair and eyes are con.
erned, and that head measuring would
hut. or the substituting Of che China
Nm, far another ct the several ports Of
ntEy within the United States. The
nggsstion IL . good one and worthy !
be consideration of those WhOse dutv f.