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

|ESDAY. NAY 10. ]
= f1RS0MAL&
shil herd IL beginning to complain Of
malaria.
Roafst Ford, the man who killed
Jesse 1ames, II beardless and hoyjsh
Mr.. w. w. Astor's box at the Italian
opese. for . season Of 20 nights, costs
0eseral Logan's health has been
much Improved by his visit to the Hot
Spring..
Pri1pe Bismarck 10 adding 10 his
Fried @ehsruhe estate. He has grown
rich q statecraft.
Ben Butler having been converted to
sptritealism, the mediums ought to see
what they can do with the Egyptian OBJ
elisk.
Oscar Wilde IL said to have failed in
making his expenses In Western towns.
He lectured one evening to thirty peo-
pie In Atchioon.
Nm. Garfield sent young oak and
two aoh trees to be planted in Garfield
Placo, Cincinnati, the other day, In
mcmogy of her husband.
The portrait Of franklin J. Moses, Jr.,
Ex-Governor of South Carolina, 10 now
No. 1901 in the New York rogues' gal
lery, and the Governor himself 10 In the
T0mbs.
The Queen has given special and par
ticular orders that her youngest son 10
never 70 0e styled Duke Of Albany, but
that he 10 always to be described ~
"Prinee Leopold, Duke Of Albany"
In Introducing Charles Dudley War
ner once ut . public dinner, Mark
Twain said: "As my fellow-citizen, I
respect him; hut as = nelghbor, whose
turnip patch joins mine, watch him."
Herr Won Elsendecher, at present
minister to Toxic, will probably be
transferred to Washington, ~ successor
to Baron Won Schl0exer, who has just
been gaxetted Prussian Ambassador to
the Vatican.
Gen. Hancock IL = very early riser,
and It IL said, gets up 1 O'Clock to en-
Joy . sunrise walk, the only time In the
whole twenty-four hours, as he express
es It, "when folks will let him alone
WUU KIV0 u1Ul4 U1449O W VS11OAs
Senator Vest, Of Missouri, Judge Har-
Ian, of the United States Supreme
Court, and ex-Gov. B. Gratis Brown,
were three wild and red-headed boys
who lived near together and attended
the same school in Frankfort, Ky.
Senator Mcpherson, who has just
bought q big cattle ranch in Texas, will
sail for EurCpe with his family on June
5. He will return ut the opening Of Con-
gress next fall, but his family will stay
In the Old World for year or two.
: A dispatch from Boston says that
"Charles Francis Adams has turned Ov-
er his business to his son." As the only
business in which Mr.. Adams Is known
to IN, abeen engaged recently Is being
steered against bunkO, the son seems to
have inherited rather expensive j0b.
In his attire, President Arthur Is de-
scr;be(l as quiet and irreprOachable from
his CATERS to his watchguard, and he
would only need to be sitting In the
reading-roOm Of q New York Club to
to pass ut any time for successful bank
er or lawyer Of rather more than usual
dignity Of demeanor.
Uncle Rufus Hatch has been visiting
Bermuda. A day or two ago he wrote
an article for the New York CONNER.
cial advertiser which the Commercial:
Advcrtiser pronounces very "strong, -
and maliciOusly tnstnuates that lts
strength IL due to the influence OF ber'
muda onions, Of which Uncle Rufus IL
known to be very fond.
Oscar Wilde will not return to Eng
land until next fall. Part of the sum-
mer he will spend with the Rev. Henry
Ward Reecher ut the latter's residence
on the Hudson, and the rest with JUL
an Hawthorne. This will relieve him
of the necessity Of expending for boert
bills any of the twenty five thousand dol
lars he has made by his American lee
ture tour.
Nine. Christine Nilsson has an
nOuncetl that she will resume profess
! siOnal life for three years only, after
! which she will retire. Her engage
ments in England are to extend over
| two months. Then she returns to Paris,
! to proceed, after a short stay tn st. Pc
tersburg, and thence to Sweden, her ma
| tive country, to take farewell. Muie
: Nilsson proposes to make Paris her fu'
ture home.
Mile. Lima Munta, the actress of whom
BernharClt was jealous because OF the
! attentions which the present Mr.. Bern
har1t paid her, told Sarah In the course
+; Of one of their quarrels that m. Damars
would not be such . fool ~ to throw
himself away upon . PAIR Of castanets. .
The eenerat Impression in this conntry
is that the cabltnlan inserted castanet:
where darning-needles was written II
| the dispatch. Mile. Aunta would hard
! " have been 80 far out Of the way In bel
i calculations.
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