The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-19

Alexander III. Stephens has been g
yeoU In private life without either ret
ting fat or rich.
| Kate eothern, the Pickens county,
Ga, murderess, has been granted . full
pardon BY the Governor.
Count Won Moltke, Chief Marshal Of
the German Empire, will shortly 20 On
q furlough to Switzerland.
John Wentworth, Of Chicago, not
only gives his fellow citizens interest
ing lectures, but he hires his own hall.
James Gordon Bennett gave . ball in
Pau recently that cost him about 81 sou.
The dancers tarried until six O'Clock in
the morning.
Jefferson Davis has a throat or lung
trouble which now prevents him from
making what he calls ''monumental. ad-
| dresses"
Ex-Congressman John r. Wilson has
presented Adams county, o., with &c.
900 for the foundation of . childrens'
home.
Ex-Postmaster General Key delivered
. lecture on Monday week at Chatta-
nOoga, his home, on ''Our Yankee
! COusins."
Countess Telfner, nee Hungerford, of
California, has daughter who has oeen
cl,listened Inez Louise. The Countess
is Mrs. Mackay's sister.
Ex-Governor McC ornick, after pain
full and protractcd illness, is rega!ning
his health. He is ut Jamaica, L. l.,
where he will remain for the present.
Isaac Shelby, the first Kentucky Gov
crnor, is buried on the farm where in
1876 he raised the first crop in the State,
and H.. grave is in Il neglected cOndi-
ton.
President Arthur, it is said, has never
dealt, even in the smallest way, in stock
transactions, although his ass"ciates in
New FORK used to Ike Wall street men.
a. l.. Morrison, of Chicago, who has
been appointed United States Marshal
Of New Mexico, was one Of the leaders
in the Irish Republican movement ot
1884,.
In accordance with his own wishes,
the late Palmer NJ. BAKER, = prominent
citizen Of Ticonderoga, n. Y, was re-
Gently buried il. a solid sarcop'lagus Of
ccnlent.
The determination of the press Of the
country to say nothing more about Ohio
men is nno,ncntarily interrupted by a
few paragraphs about GARFIELD, Chase
! and !sOsecrans.
Thomas ii. Bcnton's grave in Belle
fontuine Cemetery, st. Louis, Is ihucl1
neglected and no one takes the trouble
! to remove the weeds and rubbish which
are scattered around the place.
Edward Booth, the actor, has made
another large purchase Of land on In
| dim avenue, ut Newport. The lot in
clu.ies about six acres ard Il quarter and
! commands an excellent view OF tho
| ocean.
DIR. Marion Sims, the eminent sur
geon Of New York, has now the rig:.'
to wear the order Of Charles the Third
the King "f spain having conferred
that decoration upon him III recoghi'
ton OF his surgical career.
Among the visitors ut Nice this Win
ter, is Mrs. Johnson, Of Baltimore. She
was the ncicc and hcircss 10 the late
, President buchanan. and during hi.
Presidency did the hOnOrs Of the White
! House as Miss Harriet Lame.
! Proud al their ages-rhcrc was no ut.
! TEMPT 10 deceive the guests as to tile
! GEeS ~ INC OTl(lC SItl nIVIcSI>UlSl Nt 4
wctl(lin. at Elgip, Ill. The cards Of in
vita,ion said, "Smith JanlisOn, eighty
four, to Sarah Seward. cighty-thrce.
The Paris iIyu.U records the death al
! the age If liz; years "f the veteran Nirp
! III Granada, one Of the last survivors ri
F.: Eara!crn's renowned old guard. liz
! iia been married three times ard Wa
the father of twcnty-ciyht children.
Thomas Allen. Henry shaw ana
Mary l.. Tyler are the only residents 81
81. Louis wine pay taxes on over 81 ,!f~,
can worth of.prol~rty. One bundled and
fifty other persons are assessed a.
| worth more than $iW'NN in taxable
property.
Mr.. Mary Board, OF Davicss coustv
n.y., is f"r,y-three years old, and is thu
mother Of forE-thrce children. Mrs.
Beard was formerly OF Breckenridge
county. and is described hy the -Nr"* ~
! Il hale, hearty woman, ready to make
other cont riUutiOns belOIc >he relires.