The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-09-01
Miscellaneous.

son & Caldwell, dealers in wool an
yarn manufacturers supplies, sus
pended; liabilities, $I0O, 900.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 9th
Pic0yune's Pensacola special say
paymaster Brown died this mornin,
of yellow fever.
LIVERPOOL, August 20 I'm the ex
animation of James McDermott, VIII
is supposed to be connected with tn.
dynamite conspiracy, it is statet
that cards were found on the prison.
er signed by Joseph Stephens ant
| O'DOnOvan Rosa. On the latter
card the following was written
"Tell the boys over there that I will
do my utmost to destroy the common
enemy"
New Y ORK., Aug. 28.-Hial H. St0d.
dard, of syracuse, and Jack Davis, OF
Birmingham, England, have agreed
to box for $3.50 a side in this city be.
tween September goth and goth.
The Trenton IN. J.) Times states
that Capt. John J. Hall, the alleged
defaulting contractor on the Penn
sylvania railway, was seen in Den
ver, on Wednesday last, by friend,
who told him that the latter was
on his way to New Mexico. Further
investigation shows that Halls in
debtedness is even greater than at
first supposed. The Pennsylvania
railway officials are unable to esti-
mate the loss as yet.
LITTLE Rock, Aug 28.-In the Re-
publican State convention resolutions
were adopted endorsing President
Arthur's administration as eminent
ly statesman like, just and discreet.
New YORK, Aug. %. - Steamer
Gallia from Liverpool to-day, brought
the knglisn contingent of the Viii
lard party to witness the opening
ceremonies of the Northern Pacific
road. The party Of Germans leave
for Niagara Falls this evening.
PENSACOLA, Aug. 28.-Another DAY
hasg one without case of any kind of
sickness at Pensacola. A movement
is on foot to request Surgeon Gener-
raj Hamilton and Surgeon Murry. at
the Navy Yard, to settle the charac-
ter of the fever there. Surgeon Owens
widow is dead. This makes five new
cases and three new cases reported at
the yard.
PARIS, Aug. 28.-Placards appeared
in various quarters of Paris to-day,
inviting the citizens to rally to the
support of a monarchy under Louis
Philippe II. The placards were des-
troyed by the police.
Several -four and corn mills are deS-
troyed by fire at Toulouse. Damage
100000 francs.
LONDON. Aug. 28.-A dispatch from
Batavia, Java, says the towns Of An
gier, !jiringine and TiloOk Belong
are destroyed by volcanic eruption.
and all the light houses in Sunda
Straits have disappeared. Where the
mountain crater formerly stood
the sea now flows. The aspect of
Sunda Straits is much changed and
navigation is dangerous.
ST PAUL, Aug. 28.-Arrangements
for the celebration OF the opening of
the Northern Pacific railroad next
Monday are completed. Henry Viii
lard and his party of 400 guests will
arrive in the city on Monday. The
night will be given up to rejoicing
over the grand event. President
Arthur will probably be present. as
he will pass through the city about
that time. On Monday evening a |
banquet will be gwen at Hotel La
fayette at which 800 plates will be
laid.
New YORK, Aug. 28.-The defeat
Of Iroquois, the winner Of the Eng
|ish Derby, at Monmouth Park, and |
the splendid victory of Fred Geb-
hardt's Eole, continues to excite |
sporting circles, and the New York |
upper ten. l he attendance at Mon
mouth Park on Saturday was large,
md that of today was equally as
great. The weather was all that
could be desired, and large crowds de-
parted well satisfied with the last
lay OF this most successful meet
ng. Many hoped to see Iroquois
:edeem himself and turn the tables
IN his conquerors of SATURDAY.. Few
we're prepared for the great surprise
n store for them, though Eole's vic
cry, strange as it was, was as pop
liar as it was unexpected. When the
ed AID gold spots of Freddie Geb-
lardt's entry went first under the
wire, a great shout went up from the
,rand stand and few people paid any
attention to z. Lorillard's pair, Iro-
lu is and Drake Carter, who were alb
Olutely the last in the race.