The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-10-28
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migration to be: In favor, 1888 against, 1884,
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Drrporr Mich oct 1s poot ,n,, 7,.;,,
,no sran;ais frn i,i ,;I. vs' .io. I. 81 e.
this ,porn;na destrovsd tI,e Wasa, nn',sa sau amS
three stores and da,naoed many others. Total
loss is estimated at $20,OOO.
Nav yop,, oot "a Tho Ex,k. mn. Mills.
ownad bv n r Mano,n,nn ~ East straat
between Rivinoton and Eelancr were dam,
aged S3() OOO by fire oar,v this morning and
the stock of grain was damaged $4,000 more.
Lawrence d Cos. salt house and other prop
erty was damaged $4,000 by water.
CA,po III OCT ,s fro last ,;ch, aa-
strovnd tba steam SAUSAGE factory Of Knbler
Rros and the residence and stable IF Mrs.
Charles Hieleoke. Loss $40. 600 TTninsured.
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AZ 4'oeiosh d. III. =. q. MSnliue, ihesscir
ger ior 'le Alheiisan EApress Cpnlpany, "iile
eoililhs loni ule sian ~ llS ohee was
& hnn'heu ss'''eees au itppsu ~ =. %,o anA q
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olNclNNAii, e oss ss,,5 70 suppoSeu lloel1
dary nre to-aay ues.royeo aiatge oarii anu
ouIo"iiutnSs oe'oiiSlis " ohaiies i'eSga'':
near tSprnls.la's', l'ailtltong ioulityr MSls
gaiuapie plooueo .olses Ne's uesaioyfu. ny
famous sS,,'on oan 1A.nioiiip 0'i' was easoo'
Loss "l9'ooV' No 'iisnia'es' saH '.o1 Gsiu
New York, Oct 19. The fire in the En-
change steam mills and grain elevators will
amount to a loss of 100000. 100000 worth
of grain and So, 600 worth of machinery was
DESTROYED, and there was S25, 900 loss on the
| building g. f11.3@J 70. .tiG 'E1 Hoo; LIN.
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iHlLAoEltHlA, oee. A9'-nelole otSl
t,ils morning thieves lolcea ail eil5ianee ", llonl
Ghe rool iito the pawn sn"p oi 81 ,ieuoeis non .
BROS, ana rlileu large sale ol s4o'ooo worm worm
OF u'lfeueeheu stoch. ..r.. ......s "a. .s5..f @!
| CINCINyATI, Oct. lS,--The journeyman
butchers to the number of 92 held meeting
tonight and resolved to strike for reduction
on hours from Is to 12 per day, also nav for
extra work and for SUNDAYS. -.'..
The striking cabinet makers still hold out,
and are making arrangements to start a CO.
operatiye factory.
Misc 1,,, Ceor,,e vbo shot barsalf two
,raa1ss ol.o l ont of s7r;.f G,, tbo death Of har
I'a. ao '.a"os o a,,eo:a.i, ~ stn,t -
| to ~ orrow IN Ronan.rte Iowa
'o-'i.o'io"' 70 Doiapa'''' Ao""'
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-ln consequence OF
the stormy weather which has set in on the
route between Rawlins and tn White River
agency and of the hostile Utes over the
mountains southwark from the latter point,
it has been determined to relinquish the for
mer purpose of reinforcing General Merritt
by direct line from the U. P. r. r. Orders
have been issued by General Sherman for
immediate rations for the troops near Alamoso
and Pagosa, Colorado, with view of joining
General Merritt's forces and of cooperating
with him in that region in case the scene OF
hostilities shall have been shifted thus far
southwark No advices have been received
ut the Army headquarters either from Mer-
ritt's command or in regard to the Apache
u disturbances in New Mexico. 1t is believed,
however, the latter will be speedily quelled,
as General Morrow, if he fails to overtake
the marauding Indians, will undoubtedly
drive them over the border into Mexico.
Inspector w. J. Pollock telegraphs to the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs from Denver
Colorado The Governor and leading citl.
zens here unanimously affirm that the Indians
must be removed from this State or extermi.
mated by the State if not by Federal forces
Confidence, they say. can never be restored
and it is only a question of time whether tht
result be attained at once or by slow ant
) tedious warfare.
The following dispatch is published here
TODAY:
CHICAGO, Oct. II.
70 Gen. Sherman -
General Merritt saws in dispatch lust re
ca,vad that he Intends TO march in pursuit O
) the hostile Indians to Grand river, on the 1871
and from there to the Uncompahagnee river
where he requests supplies to be sent. You
dispatch of Oct. 18th was sent him with Or
ders TO obey the directions therein given.
presume this will stop him. Your dispatcl
should have reached him on the 18th. Gen
: eral Merritt and General Crook, the Depart
, mant commander. are mt a loss to know wha
: tn do. There are 800 or /. 600 men at Whit,
River. Their road to the Uucompahgne'
AGENCY is over the main range of the Rocky
. Mountains and is very bad and the danger O
l being caught by winter SHOWS should be seri
\ ousIv entertained. We went to the Whit
!. River agency at the solicitation of the Indiai
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