The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-11-11

Win twenty passengers, all nllleS, dppiodcHoa
the draw at the rate of about fifteen miles an
hour. The engineer didn't discover the
alarm signal till too late to stop the train.
He jlanped on the bridge, striking his head,
and died in a few minutes. Others, except
those previously mentioned, escaped with
more or less fearful bruises. The passenger
coach foated OH the water and the passe ngers
were taken out through the windows and
roof by men in small boats. None OF the
passengers were killed and only one or two
seriously injured They were all transferred
to the Newark branch train and sent through
to New York. ... .... .., ..........
BURLINGTON. Ia, Nov. 4.-General Grant
and party have arrived. An immense crowd
is present great enthusiasm the city is deco
rated in holiday attire. ~ ..' .-
KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. 4.-The British
brig Berry, Captain Howard, with lumber
from Pensacola for Montevidio arrived with
crew in mutiny. The Captain was badly |
cut. His life was saved and the mutiny
quelled by his daughter. .. g..
New YORK, Nov. 4.-The preliminary ser
| vices prior to the removal of the remains OF
Major General Joseph Hooker from Garden
| City this morning were very solemn. AL
though it was unattended with the great mil
itary parade which will characterize the I'LL
neral tomorrow, it was attended by large
! number OF persons, not only from the imme-
other outlaying villages. After the services,
the coffin was borne from the room and out
of the hotel on the shoulders of eight soldiers.
The remainder of the command acted as an
escort, and marched with guns reversed. The
procession moved slowly down Broad avenue
to the depot, followed by a long line OF friends.
A special train was in waiting, and the re-
mains arrived in this city at ten O'Clock, and
were taken to the City Hall and placed in
state in the Governors room. Weather per-
mitting the parade of the military tomorrow
at the funeral will be imposing and impress
sive.
The body of Lieutenant William B. Weir,
killed by Utes at Milk Creek arrived to-day,
and was received by Capt. George Weir, OF
the Fifth Artillery. The remains will be in
tered at West point.
Boston, Nov. AT 2 o'clock Springfield
reports that Long leads handsomely in the
Hampshire county towns, and that tie vote OF
Northampton shows the Republicans are
ahead.
Lawrence, at 2 o'clock, reports Butler as
doubtful, with plurality except in ward four
The Republican representative is elected in
the 21st district.
Springfield reports that Holyoke and West
, field have gone for Butler by reduced major
, tiles.
In Salem, at o'clock, Long had gained in
f nearly all the wards.
At the closing of the polls in Lowell, there
is no doubt that the city will be substantially
! Republican with the exception OF Governor,
5 Sheriff and perhaps Senator
1 Boston, Nov. 4.-Complete returns from
Hull Cohasset, Braintrie, Dennis, Harwlck
: and Chatham give Long 500 majority. Spring
: field reports at O'Clock that the Butler men
l are largely claiming that city, basng their
, calculation on wards One and Five, but there
10, holt hot hoyn
a plurality. At 3p. M. Gloucester reports 971
, votes for Butler and 637 for Long. At the
: closing of tie polls in New Bedford, Long
. had 472 and Butler 450, an increase for But
: Ter of $50. In Fall River at p. m. the re-
turns from four wards, including two Repub-
r lican strongholds, give Butler a plurality over
Long of41G. Two wards not yet reported
g last year gave Butler 7Os majority. Butler
> vote surprises everybody. and his majority
will probably be 1900 Four wards give Long
1901; Butler, 1,707 Adams and Eddy very
> few.
. Nineteen towns, including New Bedford
and Taunton, give Long Q ajority Of Tbs
: over Butler. Taunton gives Long GAP; But
Ter, 1856. Last year it gave Talbot 1884 and
IS Butler APT.
IS There is heavy vote in the Democratic
5, wards of Worcester, where there is fight
over the representatives. Fall River reports
/ that Butler will probably increase his major
+ ty of 900 of last year. At Lawrence the ma
o ority of votes will be polled in the afternoon
NJ at noon, however, the indications were tina
Buffers vote would not be as large as las
It year, but he led slightly in wards 2, 3, 8 ant
IS 6, and was behind in wards l and 4. There j:
lively fight over the legislative nominees
:. Paul Butler, son of Gen. Butler, is running
A. for the Legislature, but will probably be de
i feated by Pickman, the present Republican
= incumbent. The first complete returns herr
were received from Hull, which gave Talbot
majority last year, gives Butler 26 and Lon!
J. %.
70 Newburyport at noon reports Butler aheat
te in four wards, and not greatly behind in th
ID other two. He will probably carry the city b.
a. a small plurality: Lowell reports Butte
ahead at noon, aud he will probably carry tn
n city. Carney, Democratic and Independen
n. nominee for representative will beat Gould
20 ing, the Republican candidate.
ar Fitchburg reports a full vote with a stron
~ probability that Longs plurality over Butle
10 will be increased. At Taunton the princpa
,e contest is for county commissioner, Senate
in and Representative, with no indication of til
at result at noon. North Adams will probabl
a give Republican majority on nearly the Ell
Il tire ticket. BrOckton at noon reports Butle
at ahead, and IN precinct five of ward fourteen
m the regular Butler Democratic ticket wa
NJ thrown out on claim that the devise of it
Ie head was illegal. In this city wards one an
40 two report heavy Butler vote, and ward
er three, four and five will probably give Butle
reduced majority over Long. Ward thre
d. will probably go for Long; ward four
n. doubtful, and ward five is claimed for Butler
~ An Adams ticket can hardly be found in som
an precincts and the vote for it will be eXtremel
70 light. The Greenback ticket are all in grei
ed variety. bingham, Governor Longs home
~ shows gain OF $50 in the Republican vote
I'd and Watertown, Natick and Newton show a
X increased vote for Long. Complete return
aI from Cohasset give Long III; Butler. rs, an
y. hoir Of Pm