The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-10-11

cue, the Villagers also, armed VIII
clubs. guns. swords ana 1irearm:
joined in the rescue and lively figh
ensued. OBrien was slightly injured
and two of the Italians w-re badl
hurt with clubs and two with gul
shot wounds. Several others wer
slightly injured. OF the villagers tn
following were wounded: James a
Fraser, John A. Fraser. W. n
SOners, constable. VIM. Brewer
councilman, Edward Mclaughlin
councilman, and John Sherman. The
militia "a called out. The Italian;
threaten vengeance but are over
awed by the military. Warrants are
issued for the arrest of the offenders
NEW YORK. Oct. Louis Greene,
accused of murder two years ago. and
swindling certain Fall River manu-
facturers and several merchants and
brokers in New York, out OF nearly
100000 by forged bills Ct ladins and
forged orders On cotton brokers in
Columbus, Miss, was arrested in a
MOTEL last night. He has recently re-
turned from Europe.
BOSTON, Oct. Mrs. Georglana
Hunter IA arrested to-day on a
requisitiOn from the governor of New
York, on a charge of fraudulently
obtaining diamonds of the value of
100000 from Theresa Lynch, a dia-
mOnd broker in New York city. She
had been stoppinga at the Fifth avenue
hotel. and, it is said, upon her claims
OF being connected with wealthy and
influential families, obtained the dla-
mOnds, which were disposed of in
this city.
LONDON, Oct. 7.-Louisa Dewey,
executrix to Lady Lytton, publishes
a letter OF Lord LyttOn to his wife to
vindicate the character of that lady
from the statements of Lord Lytton's
biOgrapher. Lord LyttGn calls Lady
his "poodle:" sends her mil
millions, millions Of Kisses"
himself her ''own idolatrOus
puppy, ETC." The concluding letters
are a record of i'll treatment. He
tries to stab her with a carving knife,
bites her cheeks, knocks her down and
kicks her On the floor.
TORONTO, Oct. Geo. T. Frank
lin, one OF the most extensive cattle
exporters in Canada, has just re-
from England where he pro-
1eeded to ascertain the true state of
the market. Franklin says the de-
mand for meat now in England is
very little in excess of the supply.
He says the Canadian shippers lost
100000 the past year, and he thinks
there must either be a falling off in
the number of cattle shipped from
Canada or a lowering in the price of
cattle.
DUBLIN, Oct. AT a meeting of
the corporation Of Dublin to-day the
was renewed on the propo- |
sitiOn to substitute Irish National
names for the present English and
names of the streets of the
city. The liberal and conservative |
members of the corporation opposed |
the proposition as absurd, irritating
and unnecessary. 1t was pointed out |
0y one speaker that the Americans. |
when they achieved their independ-
ence. did net descend to any such
llity, It was asserted that the
,eOple of Dublin would rise bodily
n their Indignation if such a motion
vas carried. The majority of the
BOARD being nationalists, ultimately
passed a resolution instructing a COM
to prepare a plan for renam-
ng the streets.
HARTFORD, Oct. 1.-The majority
the constitutional amendment is
likely to reach 1900; the vote against
five years ago was over 24,OOO.
The railroad interest worked for
he amendment, and other corporate
interests favored it, as they desire to
less frequently exposed to hostile
egislatiOn. There was no organized
fort to defeat the amendment.
The compensation of members of
he legislature will be So a day, and
n mileage % cents a mile. There is
o party significance in the vote on
he amendment.
In the election for town offices the
ppublicans hold their own in the
late generally, as compared with
lst year. In Hartford the republl-
ans and democrats united on can
for town clerk and register.
he democrats elect a majority of
re selectmen, which. with the town
ERIK. comprise the board of registra-
of electors.
The vote in this city is about two
lirds of the registered vote, and that
i'll probably be about the ratio
lrOughOut the state. Hartford voted
n a liquor license by a majority of
the cities generally voted for
cenSe, While many OF the smaller
WINS voted against it. These will
rObably number considerably more
ha,f the tywns of the state. In
artfOrd the women were at all the
olls distributing mo license" votes.
CAIRO, Oct. 7.-Advices from the
lie state that after the stranding 4
the steamer on which were Col.
;ewart and his men, three natives
me on board and stated to Colonel /
ewart that he was only a short dis
nee from MaraWee, which they
'uld easily reach on foot, and where
could obtain assistance to float
e steamer. They offered to guide a
EN- there. Col. Stewart and two
mpaniOnS started for the village.
I'd when they had Travelled out of
,ht of the steamer, a number of
en- sprang from an ambush and :
ordered the party. The rebels
terward attacked the steamer, kill
9 all on board except fur. "
ALBANY, Oct. 7-David Healey, B
ief clerk of the bureau of labor sta E
tics, was to day removed from o.
ice by Commissioner Pick. The W
son assigned by Peck for his &C. d
n Is that his subordinate violated n