The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-30
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PARIS, Dec. IA man by TN
name II Lethef va fbuDd stSang)od
II . compartment Of the expre1I
train ftom Nice to llaneilles. III
motive for crime was robbery.
BRADFORD, Eng, Dec. 8-Tht
building full Of operatives, many q
; whom are believed to be killed
twenty-five have been removed. two
Of whom are deed.
CHICAGO. Dec. a.-In the nTDl
eleven months Of this year the We
hash system have earned q, ~, OQ
more than In the same time In 1851.
The estimated eaSninGs for the yeal
are 81 ,00O. OluD; net eaTniUgs, $1s, mo,
600.
New YORx, Dec. 8.-rhe pr0psje'
tor Of the Sidney Bxtlefin, who haa
been here for several weeks, asraug'
ing for extensive improvsments IN
hi0 paper, Ieft for home Vi San Fraa.
cisco. taking With him L. Hopkins,
Que Of the lest American caSicalur.
lists, under three years contract. In
tending to aske the Bulletin nsst-
elass illustrated paper.
CHICAGO, Dec. IA JefIers0n.
Ohio, special says: The Sec0nd M
tional hank hos gone voluntarily
into liqujdalioa-45o, 900 Of it, funds
being iaissiaG, The individual notes
Of the succeeding cashier, \. r.. Pull
Ter, were dep0sited to make up the
amount ON the books. Stock Specu-
tiOn in New York h the cause. H.
st. John, assastaut cashier, was Full
hers aecompoice.
CHICAGO, Die. 8.-The street high
their attacks occur 70 ffxqu entity that
there b considerable talk Of suppre ~
ing them by means Of private enter
prize. scarcely night paases that
one or more attacks do not occur.
One Of the victims h likely To die.
All suffered severe injuries from the
nsurderous sand boy, aud have Lost
c0nsidesable property.
The movement Of the saloon keep
en- against the advance contemplated
BY the wh0lesslers In the price Of
beer h gaining force, and will prOlDa-
lily prevent any advance.
NEW YORK, DEC. 16.-Niss Lang
try, sistef-in-law Of the aetrees, u ex-
pscted on the Catalonia now due.
She will chaperone the actress dur.
ing the remainder Of her professional
tour: AT Haverleyis Brooklyn thea
tre laee night Langtry appeared In
IAN Unusual Match" The asDem-
blaxe WIS., fashionable and filled ev-
cry seat In the lower part II the
house aud about two-thirds Of the
upper circles. AZ the play pIogress-
ed manifestations IT approval were
more frequent and hearty, and sub
seqIent recalls ut the termination of
acts were decidedly expressive Of
friendly appreciation Of the efforts Of
the fair actress.
NEW Y0RK, Dec. S.-RSse Etynye
the actress in the Herald to day pro-
tests against the Passion Play: In be-
half Of many members OF The theat-
rical proleasio.., she says, ~ l re-
member right ! was In San Francis
co at the time the play was produced.
The whole community Of that city
VS. insxprenssbly shocked, and It
was In obedience to an outrage ON
public sentiment that the exhibition
wss stOpped. The Mayor and Coun-
ell, was told by several Intelligent
pessOns who have the best 0pp0Ftuni-
ties lOr judging, say that the play,
where 1t WAS MT revolving, was dull
and stupid.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3S.-A Tribune edi-
tofial ON Most. the professional An
archist, says he created no extra0r<li-
nary sensation here, and hos been
free to come and 90 and talk. No
armed force met him ~ bis ffiendo
assured him would I've the case. He
has had his as,dleuce Of SOO or l QUO
persons, mostly idlers, cranks, beer
Who have little love for law, work,
Janiily, or family dignity, aud has
howled his incendiary and rol,ber
sentiments to them without hind
rance and they applaudetl. He l'a*
had his moments to splutter and gone
Out like q tallow dip candle. He has
nsaile no converts among industrious
or respectable men: has Influenced no
one above the level Of . crank or rob.
Der, and probably to-day there is no
nsan In Chicago Of 80 cttle import
ance o. Herr Most.
It h not impossible that the mas
sive exposition b,,iltling here will lie
torn down, a. the city council insist
In charging IN ex0rOitant rent Of ten
thousand dollars . year. It has i,ecn
run On . very narrow margin OF pro-
ut. and some years ut an actual Ions.
There IL l.,uch indignation at the III
advised greed Of the city council.
NEW Y0aK. Dec: 3.-The spar
ring exhibition tonight, between Joe
CO6urn, recently from Sing Sing, and
Sullivan, causes unusual Interest In
sporting circles. The Tribune asyx
Coburn has proved himself good
fighter, holding his own In the battle
with Mace at New Orleans In ISL.
Mace telexraphed to his hacker, Rich
ard X. Fox Of this city. yesterday,
that he had sent him by mail q letter
containing full terms Of the agree
ment he was willing to make with
sullivan. Hc will give an exhibition
In San Francisco and then COME
East with his Australian prutege.
should the fight between himself and
Sullivan be arranged t. take place,
Cobnrn was asked, whist do you
think Of the coming Mace.ssullivan
dght:: do you think Mace match
Tor Sullivan::'''
mo, I llO not. Mace is5l years old.
He h too old . man to fight u young
fellow like Sullivan. I wish kulli-
van was hele to tell yOu what he
told me. He says he will fight Mace
OF anybMly +lse: that he won't
do any thing that will send
him to prison. He says he IL tired Of
nghtiug, but he will fight II crowded
to the wall. Let them bring on
their Australian, and II he looks like
. man he can lie accommodated"
NEW YORK, Dec. S.-lt 10 stated
that the De I.ezsers company IL
negotiating with = New York Con-
struction company for the building
ofthe Panama canal, and that Trenor !
w. Parks trip to Panama was |!
actually In this Interest. The Pacific |
mail company will prot'ably handle
the Construction material; hence |
the full text of Hillyer 4 Sunller- |
lands complaint in the suit against |
Kilb0urne 4 Olmsted, and says: |
Wedo not think Arthur can read the |
allegations Of systematic swindling |
and betrayal Of trust without becom-
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