The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-10-24
The Semi Weekly Miner.

That blatherskite, Herr Most, say
his dynamite policy must prevail a
whatever cost to lite. It is a pity tn
blood-thirsty Most cannot be hoiste'
by his own Letard.
1t will require a great deal of mis-
management on the part of Obi
Democrats to keep that state out Q
the democratic column in 1884. Thu
far they have proved themselves to b.
very poor bunglers.
An exchange says a lady in Kan
went out walking in q "Mothel
Hubbard" dress and vas arrested fol
somnambulism." The Kansas ides
of etiquette may be somewhat sweep
ing, but it is very tight laced.
The insults offered to King Al
fonso in Paris have recalled the fact
that, when Queen Victoria came to
the throne, she was Kissed and boot.
ed at Ascot, not by a mob, but by
Lords and Ladies, who called her
"Miss Melbourne"
Queen Victoria has admOnished
the occupants of one of her palaces
that their manners must be corrected.
They have been gambling for large
sums. Ex-Minister Schenck has
much to answer for in writing that
book upon the fascinating game of
American poker.
Truth: Dives, the rich man repre-
scented in the National Convention
of Bankers and Money Lenders, has
resolved against silver money.
Lazarus, the poor man, should take
due warning. What is for the inter-
est of the first is against that of the
other, every time.
Let US see: There are Tilden, Bay
ard, Mcdonald, Thurman, Randall
Jewett, Cleveland, Hoadly, Vest.
Carlisle, Cox, Holman, and a host of
others from which to choose a Presi-
dent. Surely the Democracy of the
nation have no lack of available and
popular men for the exalted position.
The Woman's Convention has
closed its labors and adjourned. The
lady members exhibited good sense,
and practical business qualifications
in the prompt manner in which they
disposed of the business before them.
1t is hoped their example will be fol-
lowed by the sterner sex now in con-
vention.
1t is announced from Cleveland
that Henry B. Payne will be a can
didate for the United States Senator
ship against Mr.. Pendleton, who
will seek a reelection. Mr.. Payne
is a very rich man. And Gen. Dur
bin Ward will be circulating around
the Ohio Legislature when MI. Pen
dleton's successor shall be elected.
A prophet may be without honor
in his own country. but beauty is ap-
.preciated everywhere. In the recent
beauty ballot in England Mrs. Lang
try led the poll with sl9 votes. Daisy
Vane received 75S; Miss F~ortescue.
lis; Mrs. Weldon, Is, and "The
Peerless Evelyn Rayne'' only IL. A
new poll for the handsomest mar has
been started. America should send
Ben Butler to compete for the
last poll.
MI. Frederic Lockley, the accom-
editor Of our esteemed even
ing contemporary, the Inter Noun
tain, will deliver a lecture on the
Situation in Utah." next Tuesday
evening. MI. Jockeys long resi-
ience in Utah, his thorough knowl-
edge Of the Mormon question in all
its relations and details, eminently
him to discuss the subject
Intelligently and comprehensively.
bespeak for the gentleman q full
house and for the audience an intel
treat.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge made
many friends throughout the United
He came here favorably i'm
pressed with the American people, if
lOt a warm admirer OF American in
'%titutions. He is spoken of as the
most genial and democratic of the
British nobility who have visited u.s.,
IS we'll as the brightest and readiest
The Chief Justice has a
warm spot in the hearts of the Ameri.
people and they all unite in in
'iting him to spend his future vaca-
ions with them.
Pennsylvania holds a State eiec-
ion next month. Don Cameron is
which makes it bad for the
republicans. The Legislature is
till in session. which fact is not at
IL flattering to either party. The
House insists upon one I
manner of apportioning the State, J
nd the Republican Senate insists {
pom another. The election coming I
n, with Cameron absent and the ]
legislature in session, mixes up +
in that State to a confusing {
egree. The situation is not pleasant
, either political party.
World: When the Gran Old Re
ublican Party rises YEARLY and casts