The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-17
6eNol.V WEEKLY NolO0ER.

SEMI WEEKLY noONoEN
SATURDAY. MARCH II. 1sss
Bisgar, n. r., los appealed fsos
the decision In the breach Of proa,ia
suit won BY Mn Hyland. The vel
dict may be Biggar next time.
The everlasting Ne0arrahan ca
y TO Be reopened again. II bids I'll
to equsl In tediousness the es,strats
Louisiana Nyra Clark Gajpes' cass
Gsnesal Hasen asked sos IN invel
tigaiios By Congress into his omeia
eonduet. He h going to ct mor
than he asked. The PresideDt ~
ordered Q eourt martial In BIZ ease.
What h the meaning q this? A
recent caLlegram states that bulljoa
to the amsount Of S2Oooy 900 w
bought in London toe expost to Nsv
York, and w.s sorwaided the lOth
inst. This looks like stnding coal 4
Newc0lle.
Any penson wb0sball hereafter give
or sell llre arms 10 . minor under Xix.
tres years VI age, may b Asea) In any
sum not exceeding one hundred dol
hrs, ar be imprisoned In the county
jail Tor any term not exceeding three
nsDnths.
II IL asserted that Bradllaugh will
In y few days h. permitted ~ affirm
aud take his sest In the English
H.,ssse Ut Cusnsnons. The D,ersislsn-
~ n the gentleman lacked by the
reinforcement NJ bis e00nse l.y l'is
constituents, hes prevailed 1t Iast In
bis favor.
An exchange b. authority kDr the
statement that Notwithstanding Ill
the mewslapsr call. No legislature has
yet 'lss:lasr,i tive toy pistol nuiaanee
t'M alnied by the authorities. Pub
lir opinion certainly demands that
The Isw-n,aking Ps'wcr shall al~te
the deadly suissnce.
The Cincinnati Esqxirvr says the
tariff thinkers lclt Ohio wO0l grow
crs 10 Tive condition VI sls0rn la,mts,
but psUs,'ises the next Congress will
temper the wind to them. The next
Congress will doubtless revise the
tariff In many respects. 1t j. Tar from
meeting the wishes NJ the great n,ass
"fil'r people.
u callses an American 10 blush 10
learn tl,st Of The 100 n.ennbesy Of the
late H"s,se AZ Representatives Who
failed 10 secure reelection, 100 are |
l,sgginE Tor sssase Official posilion I'M
der the government. It seems the
people Of the Ense arc quite - In
different ~ To the mental caliber Of |
their Congress,ncn ~ b tie Admin
istration ~ to the qualifications Of
! . Territorial 6ecretaries.
Chicago sSer Oceun: "MaDy q
promising child hes besn hurried 10
the grave or crippled In intellect and
',"ieeGIed In body BY ovesstudy. A
little S-year-old girl In Philadelphia
lied few days ago from brain fever,
In which her delirious thoughts
we're oil ab00t examples In asith-
|ssrtk.. She had bsen Ia mortal fear
n being ret hack grade by . failure
u examination. Common sense In
he school room " one Of the chief
needs " the period"
Congressman Page goes home with /
VT river apd hashor bill. It 10 said
'is gripsack looks gaunt and his face
years an expression Of grief aud dis-
appointment. Page made his boasts
1 the beginning Of the late session
nat Notwithstanding the recomnsen- ,
|atiOnx n the President In his mee
agc, another river aud hari,or bin f,
'Oals) l's passetl. II failed and Page
> . s,,ured man. Is matters nat, how.
yer. California can get alosg very 4.
v<ll without him
Nj. &. 4. Colby, President al the
Wisconsin, Centsal railrOad. b credit
j with the slatemeut that the North {
RI Iasiiic has rrceutly eontr~cted {
" an extension " the latter ruad q
O'u Lake Superior to Ashland, there
making . connection with the {
'r'saer. This will give the Wiacou- 6
% CeDtral IN outlet m the line Of .
se Northern Pacific f;Dr its immense 9
|mlsrr traffic AID m inlet fDr the q
heat anil ll.'s,r ri North Dakota, an q
~ cosnnsolit.e. which .
III n~ult IN grcat advantage 10 10th !
s.ti,,ssx. q
Gov. lsstler's veto Of . bin, maxi :.
x appropriations tor the exl'es,sra :,
vark'sss charitable and reiDr.,st0ry :.
'>it' utt"ns on the xrs,und that while i.
ss'c were ss'0d citizens were ol,jec- :,
'sssl'l<, should awaken legislai0rs :.
the s'trrzsity N clothing the Ex- :.
uiivc with power 10 veto sections =.
= Till making unwise approIs h. =.
''as ANIL 10 approve the others. The n
acttc's of l'as~iMx = bill providing n,
''ivrr~c appropriations forces the 4,
kss'uatve either 10 approve objec-
'asal'ls' appropriations "r 70 veto -
aN) ONES. lie xD"uli not l,c plnoed -
this embarrassing lnsitis,ss.
rle Philadelphia Ity.s (Republi- of
n' h ~ n''ss''ml lim,e,,tary ~ 10 IN
nix Oflhc late SPEAKER Of the House p,
Representatives. In the following 10
1sss: The bate speaker Keller nj
II 'lsH~n't sossnd exactly right In
: late Keller, SPEAKER that isn't IN
either speaker, tlse late Keller r.,
vent gs't II yri--tlSe late Keaker ~,
than ever; the Ol,ser- q,
10 A.