The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-10-10
Miscellaneous

world was created as an audience Tor
him.-Emerson.
Miscellaneous
PARIS, Oct. at a meeting Of the
Council on Thursday, Challeme]
Lacour told General Thibauden that
the cause Of the insults to Alfonso
was the latter's trucking to certain
high personages, meaning Wilson,
Pr, sident Crews sO%u-in.law, and
Deputy LOckrov, who holly attacked
Alfonso before his arrival.
Bismarck has advised Alfonso to
exercise a fOrgiving spirit towards
France.
New YORK, Oct. 5.-The district
attorney of Queens county, when
asked what action he proposed to
take against the principals in the
MITCHELL sheriff prize fight at Harry
Hills Pavilion hotel, Flushing, on
Tuesda. said, Il shall do all III my
power to put a stop to prize nights in
Queens county. | have been in
slructed by Judge Armstrong to
prosecute these who took part in the
fight on Tuesday, and expect to have
both principals indicted by the next
grand jury"
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a Times
Pittsburg special says: "kydia Nc
Cullough, of Shippingsport, Pa, mys-
teriously disappeared eighteen months
ago, and a c'.rpse taken from the riv-
er was identified as her by the fam
lily and formally buried. A.great SEN
sation is now caused by the girls re
appearance, who says that she has
been steadily employed as a domestic
in Cleveland.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 5.-The theory
that the Exposition fire was started
by Professor Warmers balloon was
greatly strengthened to-day by the
statement of W. W. Cook, Exposition
painter, who sd, S that the day before
the fire, he saw Professor Warner and
two assistants pou boiled linseed oil
on the balloon by the bucketful. He
was in the boiler room and he thinks
the heat caused the Oil to ignite.
The fire marshal agrees with this
theory.
MADRID, Oct. 5.-The Correspon-
den 10, in some inspired paragraphs,
denies that a note has been addressed
10y The Spanish government to France,
but stats that Senior Nunez has
been lnslruc ed to remind the French
cabinet of President Crews promise
to publish his apology in full.
CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-Public announce
m-nt will be made tomorrow by MI.
Edgar l.. Wakeman of a new literary
enterprise to be begun on Christmas
day. 1t will be a weekly literary
journal. to be called the Current, for
which ample capital has been pro-
vided. Among the list Of contribu-
tors are the names Of many dlstin-
gui,hei literary men and women Of
Europe and America.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 5.-Arrangements
for the reunion OF the society Of the
Army Of he Tennessee are completed.
Generals Grant, sherman, Logan,
Covers, Fletcher, Fairchila and 9TH
ers have written that they will be
here and General Sheridan is expect
ed. The society meets on the morn
ing Of October II.
DUBLIN, Oct. "a man named
Tinker, who was present at the muir
der OF Lord Mountmorrls killed near
BallinrObe, Sept. 5, 1880, has turned
informer and given the names of the
assassins, some Of whom have left
the country.
GALVESTON, Oct. 5.-Two sailors
belonging to the schooner Jennie
Wood. in quarantine here, and lately
from Vera Cruz, by Ship Island. have
escaped to the main land and are
probably on their Way to New Or
leans. Officers are in pursuit. The
health officers believe there is no dam
ger Of infection, but are ANXIOUS to
make an example Of the offend IS.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 5.-Kittie Con-
low, who was shot by Policeman Ed.
Ryan, died this evening. Ryan, who
was living with the woman, declared
the shooting accidental. The woman
made a dying declaration that RYAN
deliberately shot her because she in
tended to quit him.
CHICAGO, Oct. ga fire tonight IN
the lower floor Of the Hahnemann
hospital, in the southern portion of
the city, did damage to the amount of
5000. The inmates of the hospital
were badly scared and a panic pre-
vailed for a time. The fire was sub
duel, however, before it reached the
quarters occupied 10y the patients.
One Of the physicians in attempting
to quench the flames, was badly
burned. The chief loss was the hos
pital library, valuable Instruments,
and furniture. The hospital was
slightly insured.
PARIS, net. BIT is said President
Grevy has pointed out to General
Thibauden the impossibility of his
remaining in the Cabinet. General
Thihauden, in reply to an interview
er, said that n eason for his alb
sence from the reception given King
Alfonso wa the Uhlan affair. The |
Spanish embassy his sent a note to |
the French press expressing its |
thanks to the many Frenchmen who |
sent letters and kilograms of
sympathy.
CHICAGO, Oct. "a Times Glou-
cester (Mass.) special says last night |
a band of pirates entered and robbed
two private houses. They were COM
to put to sea in a gale in a large