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ROACH, THE INsOLvENT.
His Assets More Than Double His Liabil-
titles.

New YORK, August 15.-Schedules in the
matter of the assignment OF John Roach
were filed in the clerks Office OF the Court OF
Common Pleas this morning. The liabili-
ties are $2,262,S7 nominal assets,
1888 SO, and actual assets, 81 ,631. .41S.
The preferred creditors with amounts and
items are: William Rowland, for money
loaned and work done, S62, PIT; Merchants
for money loaned on note due September
IL, 1885; secured by the mortgage bonds
of A. H. Reynolds and Alfred Creveling for
$3S, ,437; P. w. Gallandei & Co., New York,
$4,000. money loaned and advanced as
follows-$3O, 900, June 27, 1885; $4,000,
July IL, 1885. These loans were in ad-
vance of the sale of the notes OF the as
signor, and the amount due them is to be
determined by an adjustment of their ac-
count. The total amount preferred is
$122,217.
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CONCERNING THE LADIES.

A daughter OF Charles Wyndhan, the
actor, was recently married to II London
lawyer.
Queen Victoria, it is rumored. is begin.
ming to regret that she has pauper prince
for a son-in-law.
The author OF 'The Joyous Story oi
of TotO'' is said to be the daughter OF
Julia Ward Howe.
There may be nothing in name, but
''Mary Jane Stubbs' does not sound half
80 sweet as her nom de plume-"Ouida."
Miss Blanche Williams of Brantford, Can
ada, is the first colored girl ever admitted
to the privileges OF the University OF To-
rOntO.
Miss Longfellow and Mrs. Alexander Agas-
siz are the readers OF a movement to buy
the estate where the Harvard Annex now
meet.
Mrs. Garfield is said to have great aver
sion for newspaper men. For long time
no secular papers were allowed III her
house.
Princess Beatrice's eldest sistor refuses
to eat any OF the wedding cake. She must
be as much afraid of nightmares as her
royal spouse is fond OF horses.
1t is said that Kate Field has abandoned
her lecture on Love- because she was not
the public any valuable points.
The ex-Empress Eugene is erecting mag.
nifcent mausolem on her grounds at Farm
borough, England, to receive the remains
OF her husband, her son and herself.
Fanny Davenport has sued a New York
editor for libel. It. is suspected that he
stated in his paper that she was over
20 years old.-Norristown Herald.
Mrs. Sarah J. Lppincott (Grace Green
woody will soon return to Italy to assist
her daughter in preparing for an extended
operatic engag agement in that country.
Madeline A. GARNER, niece OF Joaquin
Miller is the new translating clerk in AS
sistant Postmaster General Stevensons
office. She speaks five languages fluently.
Miss Mary H. kraut has resigned her po-
sition as associate editor OF the Crawtords-
vile, Ind, Journal. 'She is looking over
the field for something BETTER" says an eX-
change. We hope she will get rich one.
Mrs. Frances Willard, who is enthusiastic
over the merits OF the tricycle. AS a means
OF exercise for ladies, broke her arm lately
in the attempt to get OF one gracefully. She
magnanimousy says that it was not the
tricycle's fault.
The Marchioness Of Kildare and the wife OF
Lieutenant T. c. p. Galley OF the First Life
Guards have plunged society iu England
into an endless argument as to which is en-
titled to rank as the most beautiful woman
in the Kingdom.
Miss Chamberlain, Miss Blanche Roose-
welt and another American beauty, who is
supposed so be rival OF Miss Chamberlain
and is mentioned as the "vice-C Chamber
lain," were together in the royal quadrille at
the last Buckingham Palace state ball.
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Pooling Issues.

LONG BRANCH, August ia meeting OF
the Bessemer steel rail manufacturers was
held here this morning. The depression in
the industry has forced two mills into bank.
ruptcy during the last eighteen months and
two others to shut down. After long dis
cusslon it was unanimously agreed that
the production of steel rails should be cur
tailed so as not to exceed the demand to
enable the manufacturers to make rails at
remunerative prices. The reduction will
be based upon the capacity OF each mill,
and will take effect January 1st, 1886.
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MnXwelD.Pr%ller.

ST. LOUIS, August 15.-The body of Preller
was exhumed this afternoon TO determine
whether it would be worth while to summon
witnesses to identify it when Maxwell is put
on trial. The remains which were embalmed
before burial were found to be in excellent
preservation and looking even better than
when inferred. The probabilities are that
friends OF the deceased will be brought here
from the East and Canada to identify the
body. The trial of Maxwell will not take
place until October.
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OUT OF TOWN.
All the English Politicians Going to the
Country.

LONDON, August 15.-There is dead lull
in British politics at present. Most of the
Ministers and leading politicians are enjoy
ing tlemselvei in the country. Marquis
Salisbury has gone to Hatfield to enjoy
vacation. Lord Randolph Churchill is Wis
iting the Duke of Marlborough at Blenheim
the Liberal party and joined the Tories.
Lord Iddlesleigh has gone to Pyne. near
Exeter. The Duke of Richmond and Mr..
Gordon, Secretary OF State for Scotland,
has retired to his castle in Surry. -.
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NEW YORK, August 14.-General Winfield
Scott Hancock, having completed the
duties imposed upon him in connection
with the sepulchre OF General Grant, issues
bulletin, thanking in detail the organize
IONS and commanders, military, naval
mrs:teran, civil, Municipal, ETC., who assisted !:
Ills obligations to the members OF his stan
aiFeaacknowledsed by name and the presence
9l 99l'eneral Gordon, OF Georgia and General
lee OF Virginia is spoken OF as especially
2ratiiyinr
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Ha Married an American.

LONDON, August 15.-Lord Chief Justice
Coleridge was married this afternoon to an
American lady named Amy Augusta Jack
son Lawford. The wedding ceremonies
were conducted privately, as special license
had been granted on August 10th, 80 that
the marriage could take place at any time
OF the day that the parties wished.
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SPORTING.
A Disastrous steeplechase Race ut SARA
togs-Other Sports.

SARATOGA. August 14.-First race, purse
of $500, three. quarters OF a miie-Gleanor
won. Tartar second, Mono third; tlme
I:1sK. Second race, Kentucky stakes for
two-year-olds, three-quarters OF mile
Quito won, Rock and Rye second, Hattie
Carlisle third: time, 1:19A. Third race
GRAND prize, Saratoga handicap sweepstakes
for all ages. one and three-quarters miles,
Bob Miles won, Euclid second, Vanguard
third: time, 3:13X. Fourth race. one mile
carrie Stewart won, Minnie Meteor
second, Leroy third; time, 1:4S. Fifth
race free handicap steeplechase, about one
and ,,ne-haIf miles-At the first fence Wish
I Nav threw his jockey and at the next
fence Abraham fell. At the first wall in the
vest field Driftwood fell breaking Meanys
right arm. Repeater won by two lengths,
Nth Mystic second and 1olanthe third !;
time. time 3:O3K. Pope, who rode Abraham,
had his nose broken.
BASEBALL GAMES.
DETROIT, August 14.-Dstroits, 4; Chi
cagos, 9. ,-,:.
New YORK, August 14.-Metropolitans'
7; Baltimores, 2. g.
BUFFALO, August 14.-Buhalo'' 9; st.
10ui6 o.
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German CONQUEST.

BERLIN, August 14.-Admiral Paschen
telegraphs to day that the Sultan of Zanzi-
bar has given an unconditional assent to
Germany s claim to protection over all the
territory occupied in Zanzibar by German
subjects, including that OF Sultan Vita,
Germanys friend. The Sultan OF Zanzibar
has ordered his subjects to keep peace with
Germany and has withdrawn his troops
from the now recognized German territory.
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A Pool Meeting.

New YORK, August 14.-The Central
Traffic Association, which is composed OF
all the railroad lines bound east from
Chicago, met at Commissioner Fink's office
this afternoon. In the language OF one OF
the sentlemen present: Things were very
lively" The result of the meeting was the
decision to form gross money pool of all
settlements to date from August 1st. The
question OF percentage will be decided later
on. A board Of officers was elected and
given power to confer with the trunk lines
committee
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Thev Stood In.

GALVESTON, August IA special from
nado savs: At s O'Clock this afternoon
Cr;.tino Aidava and Caledomo Chevarria,
tmo Mexican murderers, were hanged in the
;aii SI Val, ward here in the presence OF several
Thousand spectators, many OF whom were
Mar;cans from across the river. Aldavaa
JaI;vered a confession from the scaf1old.
Chevarria stood smoking cigar while Al.
dava was speaking. Then he harangued
the crowd for forty minutes, endeavoring
IN esta blish his innocence. Both men ad-
iusted the nooses about thalr necks ana
!srs !. etolidlv Indifferent until the end.
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Australian Mails.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 15.-Postmaster
Backus received a dispatch to-day from N.
NJ. Bell, superintendent of foreign mails, at
Washington, ordering him to send the Aus.
tralian mails by the steamer Zealand Ia"
which leaves here on August 29th for Aus
tralia and New Zealand. This action is
said to be prompted by the British Govern
ment having sent the Australian and New
Zealand mails to New York to beforwarded
to their destination, via San Francisco, In
accordance with the contract existing be-
tween the Pacific Mail Steamship company
and the New Zealand Government.
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Pain 8 Execution.

PARIS, August Is. La Intrassigene,
Rochefort's paper. will tomorrow publish
a Letter, which it is alleged will prove that
Oliver Pain, the Frenchman who was the
reputed military advisor OF Ell Mahdi, was
executed at the instance OF the British Of
ticials in Egypt. This letter will say that
the British put price on PAINS head, and
that he was tracked and arrested and then
summarily executed by order OF the staff OF
the English army at the time engaged in the
war against Ell Mahdi
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TIED TO THE TRACK.
A Foreman Robbed and Then Prepared
for Passing Train.

HUNTINGDON, Penn, August 18.-A dia
bolic attempt at murder was made at An
derson, near here, last night. As Foreman
Thomas Greggs was wal ing on the railway
track he was set upon by two tramps,
knocked down and gagged. After stealing
his watch and check for his month g salary,
which he had just received, the miscreant
tied him to the track and left him to his
fate. By frantic efforts he worked himself
cut of one of the fingers of his left hand,
which he was unable to release from the
rails. Great excitement prevails. Twenty
tramps have been arrested and searched,
but they were discharged in the absence OF
any evidence against them.
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A FAMILY TRAGEDY.
A Probable Murder and Suicide In q Prom
inent Family.

PoRr CHESTER, N. Y, August 15-At the
house OF J. w. Carpenter. four miles in the
country, yesterday, a tragedy occurred in
which two OF his grandchildren were the
par ticipants. The boys, aged II or 1S
years, were close friends. In the course OF
q friendly frolic Jasper W. Umberield be-
came fingered and sent bullet through the
body OF his cousin, Jonathan NJ. Carpenter
then blew his own brains out, dying in
stantly. Young Carpenters wound is
thought to be fatal.
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Didn't Like Cold Turkey.

CoSsrASTISopLE, August 1.-THE popu-
"a @ce OF Kremeutchoog, a Russian city on
VI we Dnpier, in Paltova. to-day attacked the
turkish residents OF the town ana aI-
senpted TO drive them out. The military
iiestored order with much difficulty. Dur
rls the riot great number ofpersons were
rhounded. Thirty Of the native leaders
nave been arrested. This angered the pop
ulace and it is feared they will in revenge
aasaln rise against the Turks and authorl-
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Another Honor.

BALTIMORE, August IA. - Archbishop
Gibbons on Tuesday, at Cape May, received
by special messenger from Rome, papal bulls
announcing the elevation to the dign. .ty OF
Monsignor, Very Rev. Edward McColgan,
Vicar General OF the Archdiocese OF Balti-
more. This is the first time that the title
OF Monsignor has been conferred in this
diocese.
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Grants Birthplace.

CINCINNATI, August 15.-The Grand Army
of the Republic has considered suggestion
to buy the lot at Point Pleasant, Ohio, on
which, it is stated, the house stood in which
General Grant was born. Their idea was
to purchase the lot on the assumption that
the house would be sold to some one else
Nothing definite, however, has yet been de-
cided upon.
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A Lively Church Row,

CAMILLE, August 15.-Colored church
circles are excited here. Last Sunday night
Anna Sapp, IA years old, attended the
Methodist church and during the excite
ment was baptized. This coming to the
ears OF her aunt and guardian, Mrs. Rose,
a strong Baptist, she swore out warrant
against the preacher for assault on her
neice, consisting in pouring water on Annie's
head against her will. The preacher has
now sued out warrant against Mrs. Rose
for disturbing public worship.
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South American States.

LIMA (via Galveston), August 14.-Cauta
has been occupied by the Government
troops. The rebels fled on their approach,
News from Arequi pa states that great
misery prevails there, owing to the exac-
tions and tyrannical conduct OF the Cal
cerist authorities. 1t is said that the gem
eral feeling is in favor OF the Inglesias Gov
QrnpnQnt
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Opposed to Kirk.

BERLIN August 14.-The Kranz Zeitung
says the moment has come to end the in
trigues of SirJohn Kirk, British Consul l-Gen-
eral at Zanzibar, who is we'll known for his
anti-German sentiment. The present friend
ly relations between England and Germany
will undergo their first, and perhaps a de-
cisive test in East Africa. England must
remember that Sir John Kinks attitude
may prevent satisfactory undertaking.
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In Peace Prepare for War.

LONDON, August 15.-The Government
will utilize the material intended for the
Suakim- Berber railway in connecting the
forts at Chatham, Portsmouth and Ply
mouth, which will also be connected with
the great railway in order to provide ready
transportation for troops in case OF neces-
sity
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Killed Them Both.

GAINESVILLE, Texas, August 15.-Infor-
nation was received of double killing in
the Chicapoo Nation on the 18th inst.
Murray and Williams were partners in a
cattle ranch on the Wichita Reservation.
They disagreed concerning the payment of
their debts. Williams sent two cowboys.
Dick Jones and Dick Cavitt, to bring his
share of t.,e cattle from the ranch. Muir
rays men resisted aud killed both Jones
and Cavitt. Further trouble is appre-
hended
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No Combinations,

HARRISBURG, August 15.-Itis confidently
asserted in official circles that the Attorney
General will interpose to prevent the con-
summation Of the bargain between Wander
bilt and the Panama Rrilroad Company,
by which the South Panama and Beach
Creek Railroads come under the control OF
the Panama Railroad.
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More Witchcraft.

LISBON, August 14.-Advices from Sipaul
DeLonda, West Africa, under date of July
15th report that the petty king, Conhama
Huilla, died recently, and the natives at
tributing his death to the witchcraft OF the
whites, massacred twenty Europeans, in
Guiding three French missionaries. The
same advices state that NJ. DeBrazza is
still in the interior.
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Hnsehall GameA.

DETROIT. August 15.-Detroits4 4; Chicagos
7.
PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-Athletics 4;
Brooklyn 8.
LOUISVILLE, August 15.--Louisvilles q;
Pittsburgh.
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CHOLERA STRIDES.
No Abatement in the Progress OF tho
Disease.

MADRID, August 14--The complete chol-
era returns for yesterday show 1925 new
cases and ,3S9 deaths throughout Spain.
In Grenada the cholera is increasing fear
lllly. In the provinces outside OF the city
there have been reported to-day 21s
deaths from the disease and 4S5 new cases,
and in the city 2l3 deaths and 455 new
cases
The popular agitation against sanitary
interference has been renewed in Seville.
lhe local authorizes have all resigned. Ihe
ssihops are closed, no business is done, and
the scourge has an unobstructed field.
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ShtO,plsly GDlfs

,,s sAS fRANcIsco, August 14.-The Govern
pht ineht continues to ship gold from here
last. 1t has shipped this week up to to-
cay say $1,000, 900. as follows: Tuesday,
SSavo'ooO; Wednesday, 100000; Thurs
.h;sn' s2OO 900; Friday, $500 900. Inc
trlp',ehts tr'i'hehts were made by mail IN lea1her
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A Dedication.

PORTLAND. Oregon. August 15.-The
church of Our Lady Immaculate, the finest
elifice OF the kind on the Pacific coast, was
dedicated to-day, Arch hbishop Gross officiat-
ing. It is said that the Bishops throne in
this church is the finest in the United
State
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Typhoid Fever Epidemic

New York, August Is. Typhoid fever
has made it's appearance in the New Jersey
Asylum for the Insane at Morris Plains,
N. j. dozen persons are prostrased
with the disease, which is supposed to have
originated in bad drainage.
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Zulfcar Pass.

PARIS, August IA dispatch has been
received in this city from St. Petersburg,
stating that Russia has sent England pro-
posals for the settlement OF the disputes
concerning Zulfcar Pass and the positions
commanding it. The dispatch adds that
it is certain that England will accept the
proposals.
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Moving Out.

Fort Scorr, KANSAS, August 1.-Two
train loads OF cattle from Indian Territory,
numbering 900 head, passed through this
city tonight, enroute for Chicago, being
the first to make their exit from the Terri
tory under the Presidents order
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In a Serio Us Condition.

BERLIN, August 14.-Mr. Ruskin suffers
from insomnia and exhibits alarming symp-
toms of Cerebral affection. :,
The death OF Ruskin is momentarlly
expected.
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Barry ila Jail,

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, August 14.-Repre.
sentative T. B. Barry was arrested in
Saginaw City just before noon on the ar
rival OF the jackson train. At last ac-
counts he had not succeeded in obtaining
bail. The charge is melting conspiracy. All
is quiet here.
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senator Vest Improving.

sanslLESA August 14.-The condition OF
,enator .sor Vest, who has been suffering
sateiy nsa. from neuralgic malady for the
t;as. tas. 'our days, is improved and the pa
tn nv dt O'Clock this afternoon was aple
W slt uD in he'd
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Royal Junketing

VIENNA, August 14.-It is rumored that
the Emperor and Empress Of Russia, after
the meeting at Kremsier, will go to Ymus,
den to visit the Duke OF Cumberland, and
it is likely that they will meet the Princess
of Wo loo thara
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ExpOsitiOn Opened.

LOUISVILLE, August 15.-The Southern
Exposition opened to-day with elaborate
ceremonies. Excursion trains were run in
all directions and the buildings were all
crowded.
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A Fatal Excursion.

PARIS, August IA. An excursion train
| was upset to-day at the town OF Royan, at
the mouth of the Girarde, and eight OF the
passengers drowned.
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Da, lit and Parnel All Right.

DUBLIN, August 15.-In a speech at Long
ford to-day Davitt said that ne was quite
in accord with Parnell and would ASSIST tne
latter's candidates in the canvass for the
coming election.
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A EeGlerAltat Dead.

LONDON, August 14.-Lord Vane Tempest
is dead. He served with distinction in the
Federal army during the late war in
America.
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IhcONNiMU Them Out.

ba"vaA "vARsAw, August 14.-Forty Germans
Gs,. oeen expelled from Russia. Many
.,uuls .,Is1s are becoming naturalized to avo'o
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AN INDIAN FIGHT.
Cowboys and Piegans Have . Little Tar
get Practice.
Press Dispatch.

Associated Press Dispatch.
BILLINGS, NJ. T., August 14.-Ed. Could
ing, with two associate cattle men on the
Mussleshell yesterday, met q marauding
band of Piegans between Razor and Halt
Breed creeks. The Piegans numbered
twenty and were accompanied by seventy
five stolen horses. Goulding and party
fired, killing one Indian, but being greatly
outnumbered were compelled to retreat for
reinforcements, which they obtained, and
overtaking the Piegans killed the entire
party, and recovered the stolen horses.
What effect this battle may have on neigh
boring bands is unknown, but no trouble
is autlciDated.
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AN EXAGGERATED STORY.

peCIaI 10 He mex.
The first rumor of the Piegan fight was
greatly exaggerated. 1t seems that the
encounter was only between a few
OF the New York Cattle Company e
cowboys and a large band OF
Piegan Indians. A few shots were ex-
che ngee, and the boys say that one Indian
" as kfiied. but there is now a large party
in pursuit of the Piegans, and il
they catch them, there will be music in the
air. The Crows are also in pursuit, but
they will do nothing but steal Piegan
ponies.
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GREEN E'S GALL.

He Slips From Leadville and Travels to
Butte.
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IN BUTTE.

Jim Greene, who is well known to many
OF ;ic residents of Butte, arrived here yes
te.,iay. Last evening he attended the per-
formances at the Arion and Comique, and
visited the principal sporting houses. He
seemed to be "well-heeled," as he ought to
be, if Mike Goldsnith's IS story is true.
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Special to Butte MINEe..

Special to Butte MINEe. =
LEADv1LLE, Colorado, August 15.7Jim
Greene, who has been manager OF Nike
Goldsmith's theater in this city for num-
ber of years, has decamped, taking With
him $500 or 5000 in money belonging to
the house. It is said he has gone to Dallas,
Texas, or to Butte, Montana.