The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-21
TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.

~TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.
Bosr0N, March IA nre tnl'
morning in Nos. 381 to 1857 Washing.
| ton street resulted in loss on s:och
| and fixtures of $4,000; insured 1ol
same amount. An ADJOINING yew
elry stock of $4,000 value IN salSs
upon which the loss cannot now 10y De
estimated. Loss of building $lOO,OVV'
insured.
Mo11NT CARMEL, Pa, March. 10
A double prize fight took place mere
last night. The participants, named
Gallagher and Michael and William
Mannion brother of Michael Man
MON incurred the enmity of Daniel
CIallagher. while the latter was pro
tecting: ali aged man from the attack
of a young hoodlum. Mannlon ano
Gallagher agreed to settle the dlIn-
Guilty in the prize ring: Inc orogl-
lists repaired to a field Marquis OF
Queensbury rules governed. First
blood claimed for Gallagher, who
planted a singing right handler
under Mannion's left eye leaving a
CHASTITY cut and rolling him into his
corner. Gallagher knocked Man
MON off. his feet every round.t!n the
fifth round Gallagher struck his ap-
ponent on the nose splitting that
organ in q shocking manner. When
time was called for the sixth round
Mannion failed to respond and Gal
laqher was awarded the honor of the
fight. William Mannion seeing his
brother beaten and severely punished
and thinking Gallagherto too exhausted
again to fight challenged him to inn
mediate battle. Gallagher though
much exhausted accepted the chal-
lenge and invited him to step into
the ring. Mannion No. 2, was sent
to grass with his brother after several
rounds in which he was badly used
up. Patrick Nolan the man who
seconded the Mannions then challeng
ed Gallagher. The latter consented
to fight him but after Nolan un-
dressed he wisely concluded to with
draw and donned his clothes.
DUBLIN, March 19.-The Most
Rev. John Macevilly, Archbishop
of Tuam, replying to Earl Spencer,
Lord Lieutenant, on behalf of the
Catholic Bishops of Ireland, writes
that the action of the Government in
insisting OIL extending relief to dis
tressed people through the work
house is an outrage on humanity,
and a covert system of extermirating
the native race. Archbishop Croke
has sent fifty pounds as a contribu-
ton to the testimonial fund for Par
nell.
LONDON, March 19.-The Globe
says in consequence of the late out
RACES the police force of London will
be increased by one thousand men
and the staff of detectives on duty at
will be doubled.
COolridge Kennard writes to the
Times complaining the Commons is
neglecting his motions relative to
the surplus of the Alabama award.
He says his object is to recover the
surplus for legitimate British claim
and taxpayers.
LONDON, March 19.-BulliOn with
drawn from the Bank of England on
balance to-day, eS4,
LONDON, March, 19.-The meeting
in Brasserie DIES Plaques of %5OO..social-
lists at which the dis urbance occur
red referred to in a Paris dispatch
yesterday, was held in Geneva not in
The only serious symptom in
France yesterday of socialistic activi-
ty was all attempt to seduce soldiers
stationed at Rheims by throwing
over the walls of their barracks pla-
cards giving directions for blowing
up public buildings. Nine persons
engaged therein were arrested.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 10.
Mrs. Marian Poe, wife of a proml-
nent merchant, Thursday last gave
birth to a child weighing only one
and a half pounds, eleven inches
long, and in no portion of its body |
more than six inches in circum-
The head is no larger than
large English walnut, the hand not
than a Ave cent piece. The
child is perfectly formed and has
good lungs.
ERIE, March 19.--A revolving out
was perpetrated in the neigh |
village of Findley's Lake.
The relatives of the late Mrs. Findley
her grave had been tam |
oered with, and ordered the grave
opened. The coffin was found broken
'pen, aud the right leg, over which
IN action is pending for alleged NAL
practice against her family doctor,
vas found lorn from the trunk.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 1.-THE
GLOWING circular has been issued
rom the headquarters of the triennial
'Onclave:
The committee of knights Tenn
liar are DESTROYS of making such ar
angements for the accommodation
# the press as may afford them per-
facilities in giving publicity to
he proceedings of the trlennial con-
lave of the grand encampment of
he United States, to be held in this
ity in August next. With that end
n view, and feeling well assured
here will be a large representation
f the press present OH that occasion,
nd that no imposition may be prac-
iced upon the committee in that re-
ard, and in order to protect legiti-
nate representatives Of the press, I
you'd esteem it a favor if you would
Iotify me who will bear your creden-
ials at the cOnclave. Your early at
is earnestly aud respectfully
equested.
Very respectfully, ETC.,
M. D.. BoRUCK,
Journalist Triennial Conclave.
VIENNA, March 19.-It is evident
ne charge Of high treason apainst