The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-11-17
DAY DISPATCHES.

duuS, IL OullIVdu WILL m60G u0 pro-
pose to fight him in December. I
think can beat him. Pars0n Davis
said he would back Ryan. In the
course of conversation he incident
ally remarked: There is something
coming up and you will be astonished.
A dispatch was received last night
from John Coy]e stating that John l..
Sullivan would be in the city Thurs
day morning. Before sullivan leaves
Chicago, it is safe to predict that
Ryan will challenge him. A black
smith from 0uatloOn, Ills, is here and
says he will stand up against Sulli-
van.
SHENANDOAH, Pa, Nov. 13.-The
streets are crowded with people view
ing the ruins of the burned district
which covers an area of FIVE acres.
The ruins are smouldering and an
unhealthy Odor issues where the
butcher shops were situated. Where
the N. e. and Presbyterian churches
stood the bare cellars Onlv are visible.
Rebuilding has begun. The majority
of business houses had no assurances
They therefore lose everything. Mrs.
Phillip Wolf, rescued from burning
building by fireman, died from
fright. Her husband lost all his
property. George Heaton, who had
his legs cut off. also died this morn
ing. George Whitaker, aged %, had
leg broken in removing articles
from burning ruins. Patrick Delaney
lost his store and furniture. Jerry
UNeil, brave fireman, received Sc
rious injuries this morning. Two
hundred houses were destroyed and
500 families are homeless. The loss
was $35O,OO0. Contributions are
coming in from all sections.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-The Transcon-
tinental Railway Association meet
here tomorrow for the purpose of
completing details of the agreement
on Pacific coast business made at the
Topeka meeting
CHICAGO, Nov. 14.--A Times Ros-
ton special says that Lafayette Cook,
an eccentric character of South Al
bany, Maine, some weeks ago fixed
upon November 1lth as the date OF
his death. When the time came he
took to his lounge, placed one hand
under his head. passed into condi-
tiOn of stupOr, and within a few
hours calmly surrendered himself to
his Master.
DUBLIN, Nov. 13.-In the trial of
Joseph Poole for the murder of John
Kinney the defense called no wit
nesses. Dr. Webb, counsel for Poole.
cohtended that the charges were
founded upon the merest suspicion
and suspicious acts only were proved.
After argument the Case was given
to the jury and after an hours con-
sultation the jury announced that
they could not agree. The jury was
discharged. The case will be retired
on Monday next.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-The Daily Ne,cs
says: The Toronto steamer Francis
Smith, of the COllingWOOd and Port
Huron line, left Colllngwood the lat
ter part of last week with one hun
dred passengers she is overdue, and
as nothing has been heard of her, and
as she is old and not very staunch, it
is feared she went down In the storm
of Sunday night with all on board.
MADRID, Nov. 13.-The ministers
have resolved that the German crown
prince shall disembark at Valencia.
1t is alleged IN official circles that the
views of the government in regard to
the visit may be expressed by the
words, friendship with all nations. in
timacy with none.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13.--Canadian
Pacific was firmer than yesterday
owing to the official statement that
contract for the guarantee of a divi-
dend on stock by The dominion gov
ernment was signed Saturday. Viii
lord stocks advanced on the decision
Of Judge Ingraham denying the ap-
plicatiOn filed for a mandamus to
compel the Northern Pacific company
to produce its books. An official no
tice was issued for meeting Of the
stockholders on the Goth to vote on
proposed issue OF $2OOOOO 600 of second
mortgage bonds.
ROME, Nov. l3.-The American
Catholic bishops had their first meet
ing to-day at the college propaganda
and all the cardinals of the prOpa-
ganda were present The principal
question discussed was that of ad-
dressing a demand to the govern
ment Of the United States that re-
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based upon canon law.
New YORK. Nov. IA Times
Richmond special says: A desperate
democratic procession in thestreels OF
Richmond, last evening was stoned by
negroes at three points along the line
of march, and one who WAS caught IN
the act was fred upon.
ST.. LoU1., Nov. IL. -Gussie O.rtel,
q notorious cyprlan, sWOre out War-
rant to-day for tn. arrest Of William
F. Dunn, charging him with beating
her last night ami striking her face
with tea cup. When at the circuit
attorneys Uffice this morning she
was bleeding freely at the nose aud
Immediately after leaving the build
ing she fell headl0ng on tue sidewalk
and expired.
CHICAGO, Nov. l4.-A special from
Washington says: News from San
Francisco is to the effect that in u
recent suit against the Central Pa
citic 1t was developed that 100000
was expended by G. +. Huntington
III fighting the Thurman Pa lfic rail-
road bill. 1t created a great stir here
and 1t is asserted will lead to a special
investigation.
chicago, Nov. 13.-The daily
Neus' Wiunepeg special says: The
public feeling in favor Ut anti-con-
federation Continues to grow. The
first meeting Of its promoters will be |
held tomorrow night Reports are
coming in from provincial towns ex-
pressing sympathy with the move
menr and a desire to assist. The
feeling has long existed and has
Ouly slumb bered for lack Ut leader.
CHICAGO, Nov. H.-Reports from
number OF lake points say the
storm OF yesterday and to-day has !
been very severe and number OF |
small sailing aft are reported lost
with their crews varying from to ..
\ telegram received here says: The
life saving crew from st. Joseph
could not get ou side of Sangatic
harbor to rescue the tug Protection |:
The owners here. tonight telegraphed /
to Muskegan for tug to go to her |
assistance, but it is not believed 1t |
can 20 before morning. In the mean |
sho 10 s2ll. |