The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-06-25
Local News
From the Daily of Tuesday.

From the Daily Of Tuesday.
laws mmenc to get shorter now.
mo Bjou opera Company are received will
-, houses in Dakota.
Last few days have been full of showers
.,n,iness 10 the ranchers and placer
miners
,unasnt McCaficrty, who was hurt by a run
sr horse, at Helena, is in a critical condition
-, mt little hopes are entertained of his re
Ulel!.
,oamc of base ball was played Sunday be-
.rocn the Oaks and a picked nine at the race
o,ursc, which resulted in a victory by the for
rnor they getting to the home plate eight times
10 their opponents five.
The police arrested four men Sunday who
vore suspected of committing the highway
,ohhcry which occurred here a few weeks ago.
rho mon will have their examination before
r,lcc Nichols to-day.
Mr. W ". Cole Col. Maxwell and others Of
tho circus outfit who have been playing a spec
i,l engagement before the Butte courts, left OH a
>u.cial train last evening for Thompson Falls,
where the circus performed last night.
county prisoner who attempted to escape
Yesterday was broightto by charge OF buck
shot at the hands of the guard and quietly sub
united to circumstances over which he had no
control" A severe wound in the ankle was the
result of his attempt for liberty.
col Maxwell, the press agent of Coles great
show says that Cole has learned more about
The show business since he exhibited in Butte
than he ever knew before on his life. Quite a
respectable number Of our citizens can say the
san thing as far As they themselves are con-
celncd.
sunday evening was dark, dreary and lone
some. The rain came down in spasmodic falls,
the streets were muddy and deserted and all
things combined to make the evening one of
gloom ind sadness, Old mountaincers say it
was one of the heaviest rain falls for a number
ofyears.
The original ,hsllengc from Johnnie Downie,
Of cattle, W. T., challenging any middle
weight of Montana, having been lost, will occa.
sion some delay in completing arrangements for
fight between Dave Cusick and Downie. Gus
lex says he will accept the challenge and fight
either in Butte or Seattle as soon as everything
isarrangei.
Dr.. Frank, the well KNOWN water cure physi-
elan, leaves this morning for Helena for the
purpose of purchasing the outfit for Russian
medicated and plain baths which he will es- |
tablish in Butte The Doctor will have his es-
Enlistment in full blast within four or five
weeks when orr citizens may avail themselves |
,of those very nOpllar baths |
It it said many Butte firms will be represented
IN the Fourth Of July procession by Wagons or
vans t~sstefully arranged with sample goods and
beautiful ly decorated with bunting, etc. Such
displays are now seen in celebrations of the
Fourth in every city of importance. Those of
our But e business men who propose to interest
in the procession to this extent. are
urged to signify as much TO the proper commit
tee.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Conlan were returning
from GrcgSon Springs last Sunday their horse
fright and running a short distance over
turned their carriage, throwing both to the
ground. Mrs. Conlan sustained a fracture of the
'ollar bone, but Mr.. COnlan, who was holding
heir child in his arms, managed to shield 1t
md himself from harm. DR.. HOugh, the at
ending physician, set the broken clayicle and
he lady is doing as well as could be expected
ndcr the circumstances.