The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-12-01
DAY DISPATCHES.

the left centre Senator Leon say wa
q elected president to succeed Waddlng
t ton. Say delivered an address eulo'
Q giving Waddingt0n and reminded tn
!. hearers that the left centre had eve1
been faithful to the policy of Theirs
"The left centre" he said, "dOes MOI
+ desire the policy recently sci
= forth at Havre. More than words Ii
4 necessary-we want acts. The for
: eign policy of France should be calm
and deliberate, without weakness az
we'll as without impulse. The gov
!: eminent will find the left centre
ready to take any measure necessary
for the dignity and safety OF the ar.
my while acting with calmness and
rel arding only the general interests
! of tho country"
. In the chamber of deputies Condor
! questioned the government regarding
the decree relative to the importation
} of American pork. HerrisOn, minis
ter of commerce, asked that the dis
cussion of the subject be postponed
until after the debate on the budget.
Condor insisted that it be held at an
earlier date. The chamber finally
voted and the discussion will take
place two weeks from to-day.
BERLIN, Nov, 29.-The emperor
telegraphed King Alfonso via Vigo
mot through Franco the following
message: Allow me on your birth
day to address you my %sincerest and
heartiest wishes for your happiness
and that of your country to which
you c%onsecrate your life with such
unexampled se~lf-sacri1ce. As a me
mento Of your visit to Prussia the
crown prince presents you with q
statue of the great elector. I beg to
express my deep gratitude for the
manner In which you have accepted
my sons visit in my stead and am
overwhelmed with your gracious
sympathy and examples Of friend
ship. EMPEROR WILLIAM.
LONDON, Nov. ga Frenchman
was arrested last evening on suspi-
zion of being implicated with Wolff
in the plot to blow up the German
| embassy. He is named B0rd0urand. |
The charge against him is criminal
conspiracy.
BERLIN, Nov. ga dispatch says
that Bismarck has had a relapse and
is o suffering a rather serious at
tack of jaundice.
DUBLIN, Nov. 20.-The Parnellite
members Of parliament, announced
TO be present at the proposed league
meeting at Newry, Sunday, were
served by police with copies of the
government proclamation placing
Newry under the peace preservation
act.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3O.-The
freight-handlers strike continues,
causing a blockade at all depots. Rail
roads are refusing freight.
BERLIN, Nov. 30.-The porte has
addressed a note to the powers IN
forming them that Turkey has offered
to send troops to suppress the rising
in Soudan, but that England refused
the offer.
SALoNv1LLE, Mass, Nov. 29.-The
S%alonville wooden mills, owned by M.
Simpson. burned this morning. Five
buildings were destroyed. The COM
pany employed about 500 persons.
The loss on the buildings and ma
chinery is $4,000.
New YORK, Nov. 29.-The bright
sunshine and bracing atmosphere con-
tribute greatly to the joyousness of
this THANKSGIVING day. Only works
of necessity and charity are being
done and these will be given rest late
IN the day that all may partake of the
dinner of the year. The people are in
holiday attire going to church, or on
pleasure bent. The Calethumpians
and other fantastic corps are very
numerous this year and enliven the
streets with merry music.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80. - Yes
terday evening while Lieut.. CARING
ton. commander of the Greedy expe-
dition wa riding a vicious horse in ,
the park of the Soldiers Home, the
bride rein parted and the horse
b0lted and ran against a tree with ,
great force. The lieutenant'sl knee
cap was fractured, his head severely /
cut and shoulder dislocated. Though +
suffering intense pain. Darlington :
in control Of the animal I
and rode to the residence of Gen. !
Sturgis, where he will be obliged to ,
remain some time before it is pru-
dent to remove him to the city. g
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30.-The {
boat race did not
come off. The bay was too rough. t
The two men gave an exhibition race. '
Hanlan receiving $500 and Stevenson 9
800. d
PARIS. Nov. 29.-The decree abol- i
the prohibition of the importa- =
lion of American pork states that if
the pork is carefully sailed there is
no danger of trichinOsis. The mu- 7
nicipal authorities will seize any ba- q
imperfectly sailed. :
NEW YORK, Nov. Ex-senator n
Anthony continues to improve. His II
physician thinks he will be able to v
cave for Washington on Saturday or t;
Monday. tt
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The demo- n
ratio caucus for the nomination OF q
)fiicerS for the house met at 7::3O Sat- n
friday morning. Soon after the or q
,%anization of the house General RO- q n
ecrans introduced a resolution pro- II
an amendment to the consti- Il
ution forever prohibiting polygamy t.
n the United States and all places or
lnder its jurisdiction. Il
PARIS. NOV. 3O.-lt IS rumOred that IL
ADMIRAL C0urbet has telegraphed the az
0vernment from Tonquin that he 81
ad begun to advance and occupied a
trong position, on which he had cc
lounted artillery batteries. h.
CINCINNATI, Nov. ga Greenfield. "a
'hio, special says: A section gang of m
We men on a hand car was returning at
ONE on the Southern Ohio division ca
f the Indiana, Bloomington and co
railroad, and when near M
ethesda, yesterday evening, were di!
vertaken by a construction engine Fl
wild. VIM. Clay and Michael ST.
[cCormick were killed, VIM. Morti- bu
lore severely and others slightly in M
lred. no
BERLIN, Nov. 29.-Thanksgivinq
~ was observed with religious SER to-
ices IN the American chapel. u. S. ar
[inister Sargent gave a banquet. an