The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-10
DAY DISPATCHES

GALVESTON, Dec. 4. - A NeMs
Gatesville special says: AT loon to-
| day a shooting affair occurred in front
| of the court house. resulting in the
fatal wOunding of Henry Basham. ID.
difficulty grew out of an old feud be-
| tween the Sanls and Basham families.
Green Sails. Harry Harris and w. +.
Basham participants in thef sill
ade. They We're 81 Chilly wounded
and we're afterwards jailed. A l the
parties are we'll to do farmers, and
were attending court. The phys j.
clans say that Dr. Sauls. Henry Bash
am and A. Sauls will die from their
wounds. ~ :
DUBLIN, Dec. 5.-ImpOrtant clues
are discovered to the perpetrators Of
the dynamite outrage at the Eden n
burn house, near Tralee. the residence
OF Mr.. Hussey, agent for Lord Ian s.
downe, governor general Of Canad D..
| A portion of a TIN box was found near
the scene, and three dynamite fiends
have been traced to england, TWO
others having gone to Castle Island
One machine has been traced to the
possession OF an American recently
arrived.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. ga Courier
Journals Mt. Vernon (Ky) special
says: calvin Smith was shot and
killed by his brother-in-law, Jas. N "
Ian. Nolan was drunk and began
firing at Smiths house. The LATTE r
appeared at the doorway and said
shoot him but spare his wife and
children. Nolan took deliberate al %
and fired, shooting Smith through the
head. Nolan then fled to the mOun n
tains in Virginia, closely pursued by
q band of enraged citizens. Nolan
has killed several men.
NORFOLK. Va, Dec. Sin the
United states circuit court to-day a
bill was filed by United States Sena-
tor Mahon, suing for himself and
others, as bondholder and stGckhOld-
ers in the Southern Telegraph COM
pany, charging fraud, waste, mis-
management and insolvency on the
part Of the management of the COM
pany, and praying for an injunction
against the receiver and the winding
up of the concern.
New YORK, Dec. 5.-Mrs. Terry,
wife of the clipping minister, says: |
received a letter from my husband
dated New York, saying he wOu Id
never return. He had made a deed
of the farm in favor of his wife, |
which was enclosed in the letter. She
could not believe her husband had
left her, until she received the letter,
and says he always was very atfec-
tiOnate toward her. |
CHICAGO, Dec. 4. - The FEEDER al
grand jury to-day heard a number of
in the Brand-Leman cleo
tion fraud inquiry, but ELECTED not b.
ing of Importance. The grand jury
till Tuesday. One or two
important links in the chain OF evil
dence are yet understood to be miss
LOUISVILLE, Dec, 5.-A Courie r.
Bloomfield (Ky) special
says: Doc. Cheatham, aged 80, was
found dead in bed at his home in
Washington County, with seven bull
let holes IN his body. The old man
has been on bad terms with his
family, and it is supposed they have
him.
TORONTO, Dec. 5.-Mrs. Mande i
baum, the notorious New York
"fence." arrived on Wednesday nor o.
accompanied by a man suppose ed
to be her son. Her hiding place is
not discovered, a she is not at any
hotel. She was dressed in a rich seal
skin cloak and cape.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.-There is
understood to be a movement on TO OF
to place John Mccullough, the TRACE
dian, in an insane asylum, 30 that his
mind al receive treatment. This
effort is attributed to his wife. The
actor is now in New York.