Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-07
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Much Work Mapped Out for the Workers
of the BOdy

NEW YORK, July 3.-The General Execu.
tive Board OF the Knights of Labor finished
it's labors here to-day and the membera
left for home. Afterwards Mr.. Powderly
said, it is the intention OF the board to ad.
dress a letter to the Superintendent at
Murray and request him to furnish infor-
nation about the action OF Capt. McCul-
lough. We have learned that Cooper
| Union Hall has been frequently rented to
secret societies without the presence OF
policemen, and we wish to know whether
| Capt. Mccullough received orders from a
high,r authority to have the policemen
| present. see by the papers
that Captain Mccullough classes the
Knights OF Labor with Anarchists and
COMMUNISTS, have never at any time ex-
pressed nor will there be found in any OF
| my public speeches, letters, or in the work
Of the Order, anything that could be con.
strued as savoring OF thedoctrines of either
the Anarchists or the Communists. l con-
slider this interference in our meetings and
the remarks OF Captain Mccullough a
direct insult-first to the workingmen OF
New York, second to the workingmen OF
the United States. J his makesit matter
be righted at once.
AAiLhOAD tOVhtESjES.
NEw YORK, July 3.-Chauncey NJ. De.
pew, President OF the New York Central
Railroad, has written to Alexander .Sp1li-
van, chairman OF the Committee of Ar.
rangements of the Irish National League
Con vention, rendering a special car for the
use OF the Irish Parliamentary delegation
and the Reception Committee who will ac-
company them to and from Chicago. It is
not vet known who will be deputed by Mr..
Parnell to represent the Irish Parliamen-
tary party, but Harrington, secretary oi
the party, has cabled Mr.. Eagan that
Michael Davitt will be present, and that
strong delegation of the party will be
present. It is believed that arrangements
will be completed within few days with
all the leading railroad companies by
which reduced rates OF transportation can
be secured for the delegates.
The Races.
BRIGHTON BEACH, July 3.-First race,
maidens 3year-olds and upwards, three
fourths OF mile-Bill Dreen won by three
lengths, Lizzie Walton second, Dizzie
Brunette third. Time, lis.
Second race, three-fourths OF a mile
Amulet won by ten lengths, Col Owens Sec.
ond, Frank Newcomb third. Time, 1:17h.
Third race, selling race three-iourths OF
mile-Lute String won by one and one
hall lengths, Bouton second, Barney third.
Time, 1:17l.
Fourth race, selling race three foul tn. OF
tauk second, Alex. Ament third. Time,
lis.
Fourth race, ,three-quarters mile-Fellow-
pillow won by 4 neck. John Mullen second.
Croitie third. Time, 1:17H.
Sixth race. selling race one and one
eighth miles-Bonnie s. won by one-half
length, Ernest second, OsceolO third. Time,
1:57.
MONMOUTH PARK.
First race, three. .year-olds and upwards,
non-winners and maiden allowance-One
mile-Florence E won by three lengths,
Little Minch second, Thackery third. Time
1:442a.
Second race, Hopeful stakes for two
year-olds - three-quarter mile-Hanover
won by length, King Ernest second,
Raidor third. Time 1:15a. Oneko at the
start fell and left the track.
Third race, Ocean stakes, aweepstakes;
all agcs-one and one-eighth miles-Miss
Woodford won by four lengths, Pontiac
second-three lengths, ahead OF Electric.
third. Time l:57.
Fourth race. Long Branch handicap
sweepstakes, all ages, one and one-quarter
miles-Ruper won by length, Charity
second, a head in front OF War Eagle, third.
Time, 2:1Ts.
Fifth race, Weller Cup handicap, one mile
-Millie won by one and one-half lengths,
Elizabeth second, Binnac!e third. Time,
1:45h.
Sixth race, selling race three-quarter mile
won by two lengths, Adonls
second McBowlins third. Time, 1:15.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July Sat Washington Park
the weather has again been delightful,
ANYTHING trifle warm. The attendance
was beyond description, exceeding that OF
the first day.
The mile race-Jim Douglas won, Hope
dale second, Buchanan third. Time, 1:42.
boulevard stakes, one-fourth OF q mile
LIZZIE DIVER won, Binnette second, Exile
third. Time, 2:OS. =,
One and one-eighth Of a mile-Eloise
won, Revenge second, Hattie .. thiro'
Time, 1:56h. ,. u,;u
Hurdle race, mile heats--First heat-W Wlil
Davis won. Guy second, Empire tnira.
Time, 1:49h. Second heat-Wiii DAVIS
won, Guy second, Empire d'stanceo'
Time, Isl.
Monster Mountain Sheep.
From Melrose comes the intelligence that
Tom Robbins, proprietor OF the Meirose
Roa riding House, had quite an excitihg
hnnt one dav last week. He had helrd
that a hupe animal of some strange species
had been seen ON McCarty Mountain, lew
Mills from Melrose, and started out to IN
.,ost;ooto At noon he was eating lunch on