The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-09-23

Vi tAlj COAotkSuI idltSllu6lSci upOll
General Grant during his stay in the city. a IL
had been proposed 70 give the guest public
banquet, tut IT Is probable that the project
will be abandOned, although several erecep-
ti0n and diliner parties Will be tendered Oy
prominent citlzens. ,.t . N T., ,,5i ,.-
NEW York, Sept. 15.--A cable from Rome
to the New York F'ree,ndt,s Journal an
nounces that the Right Reverend Father Ler-
dy, hitherto the Blsnop Of Nachit0ches, has
been maue administrator of Tie Arch Diocese
Vi New Orleaus, with the right OF successor
as Archbishop. The Rev.. Mark ). Gross,
president Of " llmingtOn, N. o., has been ap-
pointed Vicar Apostolic Of North carolina.
Kew. john Baptist Abrohdel, president of the
DiOcese OF Nez Quaily, Washington Terrific
ry, has been made Bishop Of Van Couvre
, Island, replacing archbishop Segleis, who
has accepted, and entered OH promotion 10
coadjutor Cliri Jure OF Archbishop Blanchet,
! Of Oregon. ffa5s 83sU}5.- tsar sa3 ~ aasi
! SAN Francisco, Sept. 15.-Steven Brodie
failed IN his attempt to make $50 miles in Is
hours, covering only 222.'& sif y2H3 h[Aa y
| WORCESTER, Sept. 49, The Republican
State ColvtiAiun met to-day. Eben h. Stone
was chosen chairman Of the temporary organ
izaLlon A. II. Butlernlck was chosen peIma-
nellt chairman. Af.er the presidents address
Senator HUar was loudly c;liledfo and III tile
course Ut his speech SAID As Massachusetts,
| takes heI place in the great conf Ct OF w,
l congratulate you upon The sign of returning
prosperity. The maintenance Of the cotii-
Lry's credit and its present prosperity was
due to the Republican victory. lhe Secre-
tary Of State has told you that five million
people will, during the liext year, seek our
shores. Some will remain III Massachusetts
where the poorest child may have the same,
educational privileges as the richest. Some
may 60 to New lolk, some to California,
| now again taking her place III the Republican
column. They will turn with loathlng from
murder-hunted Mississippi and from Virginia
wherein the ghost OF State right Is lnunlbiirg
something they know not what. We are
| not asserting our own constitutional rights.
U"der laws cOllsttutODally made men thai
| control Mlss.ssippi are not MIsslssipplans,
they are men who strample on Mississippi.
Our conflict is with the white Democrats of
the South and his subservant northern ally.
Look at northern Contributors for southern
| euucation, the missionary society t J the Eads
jetties, all OF which owe their existence to-
Northern votes. Ii our southern brethren
| wilt show us any way to promote their moral
and material prosperity no one OF their rep
se'ltatatsves Will do it any quicker tha.l
you ;iOut we will not permit them to wipe
out the results Of the war;. God will take
care OF the negro as he did of the Jew even
A through another Red Sea. The issues If the
i ,ast twenty years are to be concentrated IN
| Tile struggle of ~. Never was greater
stake to De fought for by peaceful combat, NC
Informal ballot for candidate for Governor
resulted:. Long, $50 Pierce, 5O5. '@ '@''''
/ AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 15.-Tlie .Kennebeck
JOusfttAs Will tomorrow publish the official
returns from the entire State, with the excep-
tion of twenty small towns and plantations,
i With The following result Davis, Republicais
/ 3,O12; Smith, eehbackt.r, II ,4SS; Garealon,
Denlocfat, = /, lSl. Republican plurality over
| tile 'Gleeliback ticket, x0, 0,924; Republican,
plurality over the Democratic ticket, 46,3Sl.
4 AS far as heard from there have been 3ll
scattering votes, but the returns from. the re-
manning towns will not essentially change
tile result. -nul a~a't Iuf4aiaarN afL q
New YORK, Sept. l6.-Efors continue in
headquarters 10 restore harmony in the New
I York Democratic ranks III some way. Tier,
have been runiors atioat for several days hat
| ultimately Robinson and Kelley both viii
withdraw. Indeed, it is said that the noini-
nation Vt Clalkson ~. Potter for Lieutenant
Governor was made expressly with the view
to such arrangement. Meanwhile the party
lines are drawn pretty strictly, and Keliey's
defect IT. is. igenerally conceded will elect
Cornell. Many sRepublicaus wllB vote for
Il W SpltCLSOAhAAAs5' soAo uAoiiy loi
! Kelley to spite Tilden,7s Still, il Kelley does
i half what lie claims he caI do, COrnells elec-
tlop is a toEsgQliso s0acl usion.s . Ehea DsMoc-
racy throughout The -UnionE are alaype.l At
the loss OF the great State OF New York,
i whick is imminent Us the parties now stand,
and the absolute throwing overheard of, Ill
den is likely to be one of the features OF the
compromise, if one Is effected at all.
NEW YORK, Sept. I6.-The police last
night made a descent upon a Chinese gam
bllng house, and sucuredt the proprietor an
AmeriGanized, ,Monsoiian named IChas. Wil-
llains, securing their Mongplian gambling 4
implements.
Ihe Times says the extraordinary controI
1versy I,oW alarming Europe ON the supposed
misunderstanding between Gortschakof and
Bismarck shows what dangerous stuff is all
4 around us. A ring If interested speculators
Il in confusion seems 10 have persuaded the IL
lustrious statesman that, the greatness of one
I' mighty Empire is incompatible with the
greatness of another, for Russia and the
German nations at present. The difficulty
appears to be manufactured as means OF
flying at each others throats. Their inter-
ests are in no respect opposed. Neithes own
Al the territory coveled by the other. We De-
lieve that much Of this fiourishing Of swords
u to be merely exercises OF fencing school.
CHICAGO, Sept. l6.-A Quincy, Ill.,, special
4 says /: "A tie was bound across the track, and
wrecked the incoming Z. b. 4 Q. train last
night, The baggage, postal and smoking
! cars left the track. The fireman was killed
and the engineer severely hurt. The passen.
gers were badly shaken up, but none killed
The perpetrator OF the outrage is unknown.
MINIATURES, Sept. l6.-The Wisconsin
deaf and dumb institute at Selma was burned
tins forenoon. Loss 100000. Inmates all
saved. fJs+iroig rusHai.s Ga aa steGI.i
, CHEYENNE, Sept. 16.--On the 10th INST,
Agent Meeder, at the White River, Colorado,
Agency, wrote Gov Pitkin q letter stating
that the Ute Indians objected to doing more
farmi g; that Chief Johnson had assaulted
him, driving him from his house; that he
II had ,rr.,d with other Chiefs. and they