The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-10-06
TELEGRAPHIC.

T%ELEGRAPHIC.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IA NeNs-Jou,
nal Toledo special says: Judge Hoad
ly made the last Of his speeches Their
tonight to an immense audience in
remarkably vigorous style.
PHILADELPHIA, October 4.-Chon,
Kee. the first Chinaman to be natu
rallzed in. the Court Of Common
Pleas, has had his papers approved b,
the judge to-day.
New YORK, Oct. 4.-President Ar
thur arrived here tonight and is al
Fifth Avenue hotel.
NEW CASTLE ON-TYNE, Oct. A.
Joseph Pollard & Co., corn merchants
have failed. Liabilities $4,000.
ASHTON UNDER TYNE, Oct. H.
Fifteen hundred weavers, who had
returned to work, have renewed theil
strike. They aver that the masters
r not fulfilling their agreement.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 4.-Harry New,
Jr., proprietor of the Journal, assault
ed John A. Thompson, editor of the
Washington I'd. Co. Sunday CArQnicze
on the street this evening by striking
him two severe blows in the face.
Both were arrested, charged with
assault and battery. The cause of
the trouble is said to be articles writ
ten and published by Thompson, as
editor and correspondent, concerning
young New and his father, John G.
New.
Tucson, A. T., Oct. 4.-Sheriff Paul,
Of Tucson, having obtained a clue to
the whereabouts of two noted stage
robbers went after them with a posse
on the Southern Pacific locomotive.
| One of the robbers was riddled with
| bullets and the other MORALLY wound
ed, but escaped only to crawl into a
gulch and die.
FRANKFORT, Ky, Oct. 4.-The sher-
if Of Carter county having applied to
Governor Knott for a company of
militia to aid in preserving order at
the hanging of Ellis and Craft, on
oct. IL, the latter refused to give the
order. saying 1t was the duty of the
sheriff to use all the means within
his power by SummOning a posse, if
necessary, and by arresting and pros
ecuting any who refused to obey his
order.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-rhe Civil
Service Commission has notified the
heads of the various departments in
this city, that the Commissioners will
make appointment of persons eligible
to appointment amo & the several
States and Territories as provided by
the civil service law, in advance of
the certitication OF their names to the
latter for their selection; so that when
the certiicatiOn is made to him, the
head of a department will not be
troubled to determine whether or not
the quota of States or Territories has
been filled before making his appoint
mentS.
Secretary Folger said, tonight, he
had not yet expressed any opinion as
to what steps Congress should take
in the matter of providing funds to
be ,sed in national banks in SECURING
a circulation in place Of the three per
cents now being called IN. The pub
shed statements that he had declar-
ed himself in favor of an issue of two
cent long bonds, and of the purchase
of the four per cents at a premium,
Or the substitution for them of a low
er rate OF bond, he said were made
without authority; adding that it
would be absurd for him to assert any
such preference in advance Of his an
porr0J r0p,nrf k1n coIl nonnu ,prrroo
lions had been made to him on the
subject of providing securities for
national banks. some of which he had
been considering, but had not yet
reached any conclusion.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 4.-The member
of Parliament elected for Manchester
is l1oulds worth conservative, who
received 1888 votes; DR.. Parkhurst
independently, radical and Bradlaugh-
tie poiled but 2,2l6 votes.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The directors of
the London and Liverpool bank state
that the de%falcations Of Secretary and
Manager Manden, amount to e1lO,OOO. f!
They announce that the bank, not |
outstanding this heavy ~defalcation, !
will pay the usual dividend.
Messrs. SUI & Sibeth, East India
and West India merchants, have
failed with liabilities for f25O,0OO.
PEsTH, Oct. 4.-The Independence
party have resolved to introduce in
the Diet a motion %censuring the Gov
eminent for its attitude on the CrOa-
tian question.
MADRID, Oct. 4.-The council has
decided to advise Alfonso to convoke
the Cortes as 0 as possible.
PARIS, Oct. 4-General Thibeaudin
declines to resign his position as min
lister OF war until the chambers pass
an adverse vote upon him.
The cabinet has resolved that no
press prosecution a. be commenced,
the Spanish minister not having for
mally denounced the newspaper at
lacks upon King Alfonso.
CHICAGO, Oct. "A Times Wash
special says James 6. Blaine
would like to sell for $500, 600 his ele-
CANT residence in this city, which he
rented to l.. +. Letter for $1!OOJ per
month. Mr. Blaine occupies y rented
residence at Nc. % Lafayette square.
ADRIAN. Mich, Oct. 4.-The train
IN the Lake Shore road, arriving at
Adrian this evening, was fired into by
unknown person. Two passengers
we're wounded.
FRANKFORT, KY, Oct. 4.-Governor
Knott is charged with an intention to
lppolnt Ex-Governor Blackburn, Supt.
II the Central Insane Asylum as an
anchorage.
NEW HAVEN, Conn Oct. 4.-Henry
4. Williams, who died at New Haven
leaving about $4,O0O.0OO, built
he Chicago & KOck Island road and
vas its first president.