The semi-weekly miner., 1884-08-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

ALBANY, July al.-Thomas A.
Hendricks will arrive here this after
noon from Saratoga on a visit to
Gov. Cleveland. Hendricks will be
met at the depot by the Governors
private secretary, Col. Lam mt, and
driven to the executive mansion.
The candidates have never yet met
each other. Hendricks will luncn
with the Governor, and return to
Saratoga this evening where he will
probably remain for tonight. He is
accompanied by Col. Bannister of
Indiana.
LATER.-Gov. Hendricks accom-
panied by Col. Bannister of Indiana.
and Judge Geo. w. Catheran of Chi
cago, arrived here at 2::2O p. M, from
Saratoga. After short stop at the
Delavan, carriages were taken to the
executive mansion where Gov. Cleve-
land met Gov Hendricks. The meet
ing was cordial. Gov. Hendricks
returned to Saratoga at 6 p. IN.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3l.-1n the
Sharon divorce trial to-day, witness
Gustave Nouvitsky stated that plans
tiff Reed asked him if he would not
like to make $lOO, 900 by killing Mr.
Sharon if he did MT treat her
properly. He answered that there
was not money enough to buy him
to kill Mr.. Sharon and that she
might do the shooting herself. On
cross-examination, witness said
From h,r manner I thought she
meant it merely as joke"
SALISBURY. July 3l.-A Petroiia
Pa, special Of yesterday afternoon
says: "Three masked men entered
the house of Rhody Boyle, well
known farmer living near st. Joe,
aud with cooked reovlvers compelled
him to open his safe aud give them
$13, ,NO in cash, after which they took
to the woods and have not been cap
tured yet.
ROME, July 81. The Vatican will
recall its delegate from Bue..o> Ayres
it the Argentine government insists
on the dismissal OF Father Clara for
his letter against employing Ameri-
can school mistresses.
CLEvELAND, s1.-The famous
PAGERS Johnston and Richball were
matched to-day for race for s., 1000,
within three weeks from date, and
track to be chosen by James Camp
bell, owner of RichbalI.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-It esti-
mated that the decrease the public
debt for J.ly is about IS, coo, 900.
DR.. Koch the noted German cholera
expert, who has been visiting the in
fected district. has addressed d re-
port to Bismarck. DR.. Koch triticizes
severely the want of precauticn
shown by the English government
in taking measures to prevent the
spread of the epidemic. Should the
cholera appear in England, DR.. Koch
advises the strictest measures against
all vessels sailing from England.
It is reported the Reichstag will
dissolve in October; dissensiOn exists
among the national liberals and
unitei liberals. Bismarck is con-
certing Modus Vue,,di between the
national liberals and the cOnserva.
tives against the radicals.
PITTsBURG, July 3l.-A prize fight
between John Dillon and Ned Mon
aghan, local pugilists near Browns
town, resulted in favor Of Monaghan
in the twenty-tirst round. Both
men were terribly punished. The
mill was witnessed by several hun.
dred.
PARIS, July 31.-Advices from
Shanghai state that Patenortre is
pressing the Viceroy at Nankin to
obtain from Pekin the confirmation
OF special commercial rights for !
France with the southern provinces. |
The French minister offers to with |
draw the indemnity claims if the |
for the French are ex
tended.
SHANGHAI, July Silt is reported !
here t'-day that France and China
have made a treaty of peace; China
to pay France an indemnity Of $780,
900 taeis, also s., 28O, 900.
BELFAST, July 3l.-The libel suit
by Bolton. prosecutor for the Crown
against William O'Brien, editor of
The Dublin United ireland. is con-
cluded by verdict for plaintiff, giving
h,m $4,000.
MARsEILLEs, July 31.-The lower
classes dislike and oppose physicians
because they have gotten the notion
that physicians have been instructed
to help the cholera along in order to