The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-07

plorer, arrived at BsusDesst Begun
and he'd an audienee with the King
Coip.xe 1t the Philadelphis nis'
during September was 0,S7evsoe' q
vh ich enc million " n In silver do
lars.
Zen. Wolesly visited the United
States during the var Of the rsbel'ies
when his rank was only that Of liea'
tenant In the army In which he haa
wen enduring fame - . soldier.
Wood Pulp Miller comes oat - q
tine too'' to say that he presen the
election of Grover Cleveland for Gov
ernor to that Of . stalwast TIKI
| Omaha Herald pausss to remark thai
the Democrats Of New York ean't
stand everything.
The National Liberal League
In session In 81. Louis, e3eet'
| ed officers lorthe ensuing year, and
changed the Christian calendar year
| for the Liberal er. by adopting 1000
| - the starting point, and BY substi-
| tuting for A. D., repressnting As"o
| Domis;, the letters +. n, meaning
the Era Of Man.
There b . real estate boom in the
city Of Mexico, where Il b aid there
are 5000 houses In oourse Of construc-
ton. The facts simply ase, that Old
Mexico has come In eostaet BY her
railway connections with new and
live natisn. With her great r.
sources there y no reason that she
should not make wonderful strides
In prosperity during the coming d.
cade.
The Woman Suffrage Convention
has been held In Omaha, and tho
Herald Of that city makes . full ~
port of the proceedings under thu
following startling headlines: ''0en-
tie Woman's Jaw" "Nis Benes
and Mis- Couzins Propose to 'Chaw
Up their Oppressors." Miss An
thony Asserts that the Tyrant Man
Keeps Woman In Jgnssance," etc.,
etc.
Railroad companies have adopted
q practice Of ,ssuing what they call
limited tickets, which require The
holder to continue his travels with
out stopping. The rights q passes-
gers under such tickets have been
heretofore adjudi6 ated, and now
comes . dispatch, Oct. q, giving =
decision Of the u. s. court In Penn
.ylvania that = ticket on it, lace en-
Titles the holder to the rights q apas-
sengcr between the points named.
It ID said that the whip b new
er used for horses on Gov. StanfOrd's
celebrated stock farm At Palo Alto,
Gal. A writer speaking Of . recent
visit there says that not only b the
use Of the whip forbidden on that
farm, hut an angry w,'rd BY any os
the men Is followed by instant dis
missal. There are on this sarm So
head o1 horses, nearly oil yearlings
and two Ol.ls, In addition to the
most famous dams and sires that
money csu purchase.
The expectations Of the Rcpubli-
cams to carry the State Of New York
mr. like the imaginings Of IN an
cient maiden that she might have IN
heir. and her forbodinxs that 1t might
fall into the fire. A New York dis
patch ri the lst stntc.: Mike Organ,
IN eminent machine l'oss, says: ''Fol-
ger IL going to he elected. You re-
member what ho0m there was for
Hancock just after he was nonlina-
ted for President. II WAS dOllan to
doug hnuts that he would Re elected.
The election came and We carried the
State for Garfield. I admit IL the
election takes place next week We
would lore the State by . big n,ajori-
ty. There il going to be some fun
before this election b over, and he
who laughs last laughs hDudest.
The New York World does not
want the election In that State to 60
BY default through loo much conf
dence. It says: The ''boom" h plain
" with the Democratic State ticket
with every prospect Of its being elect
ell ty nm overwhelming majority,
hut W warn Democrats that they
have something to do besides rejoie.
ing over q victory before the election
takes place. The Administration
stalwarts have taken charge Of the
campaign on the Republican side,
and that means hard and unscrupu.
lous work on that side from now Il
the day Of election. Men who nom
mate l,y forgery will not hesitate q
elect by bribery. The sooner thu
Democrats make up their minds that
there IL to he no boys play, and pre-
,s,re themselves for earnest and con
tinuo,,s work until the POLLS close on
election day, the more certain 1t will
he that the present bright prospecta
will he realized when the return,
come In.
Senator Warner Miller IL not pop
! ular with the newspapers. A CORES
pendent Of the New York U0rlt
asks whether he h not responsibl,
for that abominable tax on intelli
; grnce, the = per cent. duty on books
to which that journal replies
''Strictly speaking he 10 not. He b
however, indirectly responsible 70
it, inasnlucll - in order to secure ,
bouuty ON the wood-pulp which en-.
riches him and about eight other in
divitl,als at the expense Of ever,
! newspaper reader H. the country
this precious senator Of the Empir'
State log-rolls with the lobby which
(; keeps up the book duty and all th>
ether swindles Of the tanff, great ani
small. Then. too, Senator Warner