The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-04-08
From Tuesdays Daily.

Alight fall of 1.-THE beautiful" visit
ed Butte last night.
Attention is called to the ad on thi;
page Cuisines for Sale" A chance
for a bargain.
Twelve bars of bulliol valued al
SIS, 600 were shipped yesterday by
the Alice company.
Great crowds attended church last
Sunday forenoon and evening to at
tend Easter services.
The real estate transactions in this
city last week numbered fourteen
transfers aggregating in all, nearly
$4,000.
The new Opera House building
presents a fine appearance, and when
completed and furnished will be one
of the handsomest structures in the
country.
Attention is called to "Sportsman's
Halls" advertisement in another
column. By reference thereto it will
be seen that lessons are there given
in the manly art of self-defense.
Kings new brick building, on
the south side of West Granite street,
west of Utah street, has been rented
by Mrs. Laura J. Scott, who will
rent furnished apartments to dodgers.
Fred Richie, the popular proprie-
tor of the Arion Halle,' lis catering to
an immense patronage. The crowd
which nightly visits this place re-
minds one of sardines packed IN a
box. His attractions are great, and his
patrons liberal and enthusiastic.
A runaway team yesterday caused
quite an unusual stir on u streets.
The team dashed down Quartz street
turned into Main through an alley
to Main and then down Park, where
they were stopped minus the wagon.
and the harness torn to shreds.
Every evening nowadays our
streets are crowded with people. In
passing down Main street one has to
actually elbow his way through,
while our public places of amuse-
ment are crowded to overlooking.
In fact they are generally too crowd
ed to do business with facility.
BY telegram Mr.. John Tudor learns
that Nick Hughes, q comedian and
performer we'll and favorably known
In this city, has been acquitted of the
killing of q man at Pueblo last fall.
Mr.. Tudor informs us that Hughes
will shortly again make his appear
ance in Butte at the Bijou Theatre.
VIM. Sorenson, a printer who was
committed to Jail awaiting trial for
brutality beating a fellow workmen,
was yesterday evening taken from
the Jail by officer Tonkin to e a
doctor for an ailment superinduced
by the excessive use of opium and
while enrout slipped away from the
officer and escaped. At last accounts
he had not been heard from.
Tudor's Bijou Theatre was packed
to OVERLOOKING Saturday and Sunday
The programme now
given at this popular place Of amuse-
ment is a good one. Johnny Tudor
himself surprised his audience by az.
pearing in the role of negro servant,
it having become a stereotyped say
ing that Johnny never blacks up"
In this character he actually did
"knock EN- silly" and kept the crowd
and laughing till their sides
Prof. A. p. Demers, champion
rol Ter skater of France, Canada and
New England made his appearance
last night at the Amphilheatre to a
crowded house. evolution on rollers
surprised all beyond expectation.
The interruption caused by the
alarm Of fire cut short the pro-
xramue.arranged for the occa lon His
exercises blindfolded on a table 2sS
feet, which was unfortunately III
terupted, will he given to-
~
The ball given at Caplice Hall last
evening was an event long to be re-
membered by those In attendance,
and reflected great credit upon the
Liederkranz Society, under auspices
Il was given. A liberal response
greeted the general invitation ex-
Tended to the public and the attend
nee was large. Gay couples tripped
the light fantastic until the wee
ma, 6our-" when all repaired to
heir homes with hight hearts happy
in the endowment of Al evening well
,nent. and praising the munificence
+ the Liederkranz. Long may they
,ua and nrOaner.