The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-08-08
Miscellaneous.

ST. PAUL, August CIV. w. Nc
Nair, nominated for Governor of the
late democratic convention, declines
to accept the denomination and his sue
cessor will be chosen by tho State
central committee which is not ye
appointed.
BANGOR, Me-, Aug. San attach
ment on $4,000 worth of real estate
and other property of Shaw & Bro,
the insOlvent tanners, is recorded IN
Penobscott, Washington and Aroos-
took counties, by Samuel E. Spring, of
Portland.
MADRID, Aug. 6.-Before abandon
ing Badajos the insurgents destroyed
the railroad bridges a good distance
from town to detard the advance of
pursuing troops. Two Lieutenant
Colonies and two Majors were the
ringleaders of the rising.
PARIS, August 6.-President Grevy
has telegraphed his coincidence to
King Humbert and has given 1000
francs to the relief Of the sufferers of
Ischia. The Cabinet Council gave
$3.50 francs.
CONVICTION, Aug. Gin the recent
election in this city Knott, Dem.,)
polled l,4O4, Marrow, (RepublicanJ
833.
NEWPORT, Aug. 6.-The election
here for Knott, Governor, Democracy
1884, Marrow, Republican, LAS.
LIMA, Aug. 6.-Garcia Leon, the
Peruvian ex-minister, has been lib
Grated.
MEXICO, Aug. 6.-The places of the
striking operators on the Mexican
National railroad have been filled,
and trains are running regularly.
S1MLA, Aug. 6.-The Indian Gov
eminent will send to Egypt seven
doctors and 40 assistants.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 6.-The In
ternati0nal territorial counsel will
impose Is days quarantine on vessels
which have had cases of. cholera or
board. Other rigid restrictions will
also be offered.
!. NAPLES, Aug. GA child buried
in the ruins at the time of the earth
quake On the 28th .ult., was rescued
alive last Saturday.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 6.-Seven per-
sens, most of them Europeans, died
yesterday from cholera.
One hundred and ten British SOL
diers have died in Egypt from chole-
"a since the outbreak Of that disease.
NAPLES, Aug. 6.-Nineteen persons
injured by the disaster at Ischia have
died in the hospitals here during last
week. One hundred others also
wounded were discharged cured.
MENDEN, N. B.. Aug. 6.-The strike
of the telegraphers has ended. The
men have voluntarily returned to
work.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-Capt. Phelan, of
Kansas City. the man reported as
identical with O'Donnell, the slayer
of James Carey, Is sojourning at
Cork.
Parnell has cabled that he we'll be
unable to visit America until after
the coming election in Great Britain
and Ireland.
LAWRENCE, Mass, Aug. 6.-The
Wright Baird Mfg. Co. is burned.
Loss $4,000, insurance $4,000, 165
operatives are out of employment.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 6.-The delegates
to the Grand Commandery of United
States Knights Templar in San Fran
cisco leave at & tomorrow.
SALT LAKE, Aug. 6.-(Midnight.)
The precincts r scattered and the
returns are not obtainable tonight.
The vote is announced to have been
remarkably light.
BOSTON, Aug. 6.-The following is
additional to the bank failure: Bar
low states that he has made no pro-
vision for his family, that he and
they are absolutely penniless. The
floating liabilities Of the Southeastern
railroad are $4,000! The suspension
OF the st. Adams Trust company is
not permanent.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.--The Times
will print tomorrow an elaborate an
swer from Jefferson Davis to Judge
Blacks reputed exposure of secession
secrets, in which the x-COnfederate
President reviews in rather pungent
sentences the assertions and record
of Judge Black, as President Buchan-
ans chief Cabinet officer.
BOSTON, Aug. GA special to the
Journal from St. Adams, says the
Hon. Bradley Barlow, president of
the Vermont National Bank of st.
Adams, also president of the South
eastern r. r., states that he has fail
ed, and that tho bank has closed its
doors. Barlow says his embarrass-
ment is due to unsuccessful railway