The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-28
NEWS NOTES.

The injury to the Queens knee ia
causing considerable anxiety in Lon
don.
The Racquet and similar high
kicking dances are being denounced
in refined society circles.
It is said Great Britain, Russia,
France and Germany intend con-
certed action against the anarchists.
Since joaquin Miller married a
rich widow, he has written nothing.
Somebody proposes vote OF thanks
to the widow.
The Elkhorn mine near Ketchum,
Idaho, has shipped ore to the value
Of 500, 900 and is held at a half mil
lion dollars.
Besides twenty-three Socialists, the
police of Berlin, during 1882, expelled
i .3Sl persons, including 134 Russian
subjects.
He isn't much Of a man who can
mot find in himself all the symptoms
spoken of in patent medicine alma
IDsc.
It is the little bits ov things that
fret and worry u.s." says Josh Bill
linps. 1--WE kan dodge an elephant.
but we kant fly"
Among the acts passed by the
North Carolina Legislature at its
last session is one making the carry
ing razors misdemeanor.
The gossips are saying now. that
President Arthur has fine baritone
voice, and sings nearly every night
to bis daughter Nellie.
In the copper mines Of Cornwall,
England, when the water level is
reached, the ore sometimes changes
its character from copper to tin.
The Atlanta Constitution amiably
assures David Davis that he need
have no fear that his new made wife
will not stick to him. She is Burr.
Judge Lilly, whom ex-senator
Dorsey assaulted, will bring an ac-
ton for damages when sufficiently
recovered to consult with his attor-
ney.
In the State of Hidalgo, Mexico,
there were 453 mines denounced in
1882. Ofthese $50 were of silver, 103
of coal, 81 of silver and lead, IS of
iron, of gold. and 3 Of "copper"
Owen Lovejoy's historic press,
which the foes of abolition threw in
to the Mississippi at Alton, ILL.,, is
now in the Office of the Belmont,
Iowa, Herald. The editor of that pa
per offers to exchange it with the Illi-
nois Historical Society for new
power press.
The English police are in posses
sion ola clue to the explosion in the
office of the local government board.
A woman observed and fully de-
scribed The appearance of man ap-
parently placing an Internal ma
chine against the builing. 1t is ex-
pected he will be arrested soon.
"When any man." says the
Georgetown, COL, Courier, "wheth-
er from the New England States or
Texas, comes into the country with
two old steers and a branding iron,
and in six years owns one of the
largest herds in the Territory, We
honestly think there is something
wrong"
Secretary Teller has ordered
patents to issue to the New Orleans
and Pacific Railway Of the land
granted the New Orleans, Baton
Rouge and Vicksburg Railroad Co.,
the latter company having trans
ferred itself to the former. The Secre-
tary decides that the transfer carries
the Government land grants with it,
both ior the land already earned and
to be earned. The President has ap-
proved the decision.
1nquisitive creatures who want to
know you know, are complaining
that the description of the celebrated
and expensive Tabor night-shirt was
not given to the expectant world.
For all we know" writes one of
them to Chicago paper, "it may
have ben linen lawn trimmed with
sealskin, or coonskin trimmed with
point lace. Ease our minds at once
Wy giving us an idea of how a $3.50
Inlgbt-shirt looks" There is loud
call for Jenkius.
Il had very pleasant time," Da-
via Davis is reported to have
said on his return from Saratoga
Springs last sulVmer. II enjoyed
myself immensely. While there 1
made the acquaintance of several
charming ladies. One in particular,
young lady from the South, was
exceedingly agreeable, and if I were
marrying man I don't know, ha, ha,
what might do. She used to slap
lie playfully on the cheek and kiss
me in way that made me quite for
get my years and feel young again.
lhere is something wonderfully at
tractlve in these Southern girls
wonderfully attractive"
1t Is currently reported in Shang-
hai that the British authorities pro-
pose to initiate the example lately
introduced by the German officials,
ana resort to forcible measures if pri-
'ate business is obstructed by Chi
"ese. The British Telegraph COM
pahy desires to land q new cable at
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