The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-26
~TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

lIVAl III IItlA Jdthc1 Will AO1hT wal
lioIs highly painted and heavily
armed. The city marshal arrested
one for disturbance and carrying
firearms. He was knocked down by
other Indians. The Indians then
mounted their horses aud started to
leave the own. Several citizens and
cattle men gave chase. A running
fight Was kept up two miles, when
the Indians succeeded in Citing out
of range. Some twenty shots were
fired by both sides. No one was in
u ed as far as known. The citizens
nave asked for troops to keep the In-
dians on their reservation and away
f ON town. Cattle men in southern
Colorado are very indignant I've the
loss of cattle amt bOrses and the
burning of their company outfits.
There will be a general val between
them and the Indians unless some-
ching tie speedily done to prote t
their interests from lhieying bands
Of Utes.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-The chief
signal officer addressed a letter 10 the
relatives of the dead members of the
Greedy party, ADVISING them the
bodies will be landed at Governors
Island, n. Y about August l. The
United States will tear the expense
OF the transportation of the bodies to
euch places as relatives in each case
may select for increment, as well a.
the cost OF burial, but the expenses
for the journey of relatives cannot be
paid by the government.
MIN uEAPnLIs, July 24.-The great
rush at the Grand Army encampnent
is over and the people ale beginning
to 60 home. The principal events
to-day were a reception to Logan at
the Illinois headquarters this morris
ing and another toail ' isitors ut Cen
Washburn's re-id-nce Tonight. At
the former a great crowd OF old sol
diers WIS present. Logan and Gen.
eral Negley. of Pennsylvania, made
speeches. In the evening Sherman,
Fairchild, Negley, Thomas and others
were present. There We're sports of
a miscellaneous character at the en-.
calnpment all day. A reunion of ex-
prisoners of War vas held, It which
about one hundred gathered.
PARIS, July 23.-It Is officially an
n"unced that the cholera epidemi: at
Marse!lles and ToulOn is decreasing.
The BIT alth of Paris is good.
MARsEILLEs, July PA noon
to-day there were SIX deaths from
cholera since 9 o'clock. AT Pharoah
hospital five died and five were dis.
charged cured since last night.
Eighty patients remain in the hospi-
tai.
PARIS, July 24.-There were ten
deaths in Marseilles last night.
Twenty in Tou!on and thirty-one
deaths at Aries in two days. The
majority of the Inhabitants of that
town have fled.
LONDON July 24.-Deer stalkers,
glllies and lahOrers on the estate of
the American millionaire, Winans,
near Inverness, Scotland, engaged IN
d terrible fight. A giliie named
Campbell killed a laborer named
Mag'llary. Campbell was arrested.
PARIS, July 24-At Marsellles
there were sixteen death from choi-
era to-day between IL and 6 p. m.
There were seven DEATHS tO>day at
Aries and three at Lavallette. Four |
deaths occurred at Tculon between
10 a. n. and 6 p. m. The condi; ion |
of Toulan is greatly improved. Eigh-
teen fresh cases were admitted into |
the hospitals there to-day. Sai:.t !
Maudrier hospital, in that city, con- |
tains l22 cases and only a few of them
serious.
PARIS, July 24.-In the Chamber |
of Deputies Bert questioned the gov-
eminent concerning the law relating
to epidemics. He claimed the neces-
sary steps hid not been taken to pre-
vent the spread of cholera. The
minister of commerce said the gov
eminent resolved to enforce the nee.
essary measure, but the board of
health declared government action
was not yet necessary Cleinin,can
moved a commission composed of
of the chamber be dis.
pa'ched 70 examine the infected dis
trlcts. The motion was defeated bv
zlS to l93. The government de.
manded the order Of The dav pure
and simple. Adopted, 297 to 81.
CoNNELLsvILLE. Pa, July PA.
Overholt & Cn.'s disllllery burned
last night, with the bonded wars.
no'se u seven hundred barrels of
o WHISKY; gross value Of whisky, $3.50.
Doo, and loss on buildings and ma
G min Sis 600: Everything is
f ne ntmes lighting up the country
!or miles. Burning viii XIV fi"waS
Town the river. TWENTY-FIVE harre,.
rolled away ana the whiskw
tipped up by the mob. There ware
hundred drunken men were
WHEELING. w. Va, july 24-Tba
%Iccist'c state convention con-
law eI hu rs session commenced yester-
Governor. and the est Of th wi nt"
Resolutions were adonted d'a ;"s
iolsiDg Cleveland and Hapd ~
ma the national platform snd ;itks
adjourned. and the