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

White 4,674, Flint 4,74O, Kalloch $500
Griswold, 222. At this ratt Glenn will have
! about four thousand aud GriswOld one thou
sand in the city.
Y~orAENBERG, Sweden, Sept. A tele
gram received from Professor Nordenskjold
! the Swedish Arctic explorer, dated Yokohama
Sd, was as follows: All are we'll. We left
winter quarters the 18th and doubled East
Cape the Goth of July. Proceeded thence to
Lawrence Bay, Port Clarence and Behrine
Island. No sickness and no scurvy. The
Vega is in excellent condition.
New YORK, Sept. 4.-Thursday's Times
while not attempting to conceal its chagrir
over Cornell's nomination, says "1hat now
as the convention has spoken its verdict will
be accepted by all who participated in it as
the voice of the party. Thu good qualities OF
the nominees may he chiefly negative, but
there are at least not any points of positive
badness about any of them" 1t also says
"Though nearly all are trained politicians,
we know Of TO accusation of corruption OF
faint Of pollution which can be alleged in re.
gard to any one Of the number"
The Times shows that Conkling's power
has waned since the last Presidential Conven-
ton, notwithstanding his sucress yesterday.
1t estimates that the Anti Machine Republic
cans have gained thirty-three per cent. with
In the past three years, as measured by votes
In the convention.
The Tribune complacently accepts the re-
suits with an 81 told you so air, and says
Cornell has never uD to this campaign been
its choice for any Office. And " if the Repub-
licans had followed our preference he would
not be now" But 1t argues that 1t would
have been ruin to attempt to stem the oppo-
sition, and his popularity is steadily ~increas-
ing. He is not an inspiring candidate, but
will prove a good one. He Is as old, as tried
and as true a Republican as any Of his oppo-
nents. He is q better organizer than any of
them ; has had more experience of an execu-
tive sort than any OF them, and those who
suppose from temporary prejudice raised in this
city, the son of Ezra Cornell is going to prove
unpopular in New York. will find their mis-
take on election Jay. The Tribune also says
that there is not much sense in these ebulli-
tions OF feeling. Very few sincere Republic
cans would refuse to support Cornell at the
risk of promoting the election of lilden to
the Presidency. 1t is whispered also that the
more inclined to carry out his threat that
Robinson should not be elected again.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.-At 2 p. M. near
with the following result: White, 8,227;
1882 /; Perkins, COTS; Kalloch, 8,760;
Griswold, ESQ Flint, 6,247. This represents
probably.a fair average Of the whole vote.
LONDON, Sept. "A despatch from Dur
ban says that a cavalry reconnaissance has
blown up Cetewayo's powder magazine, ten
miles from his new kraal. A messenger from
CetewayO met Sir Garnet WolsIey on the
18th Of August saying the King was willing
10 submit to paying taxes, but that the coun-
try must be cleared Of British soldiers. The
messenger was informed that Cetewayo was
no longer King and must surrender unc0ndi-
GETTYSBURG, Sept. 4.-The cyclone which
struck Hunterstown, near here, demolished
The Methodist church, badly injured the school
building and unr0ofed several dwellings. The
path of the storm was only about sixty feet
wide.
LITTLE ROCK, Sept. 4.-The recent discov-
aty of Kate Bender in the person Of Dora
desser Derninger turns out to be q mistake,
Is the man at Fort Smith who married and
rot u divorce from said Dora gives an autlen-
Heated history Of the woman, showing she
an e.,tirely different person, though not
superior to Kate Bender in her disposition
Tor crime.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 4.-Twenty.seven cases,
IL white. Three additional deaths have oc-
Cured. Three children of the late j. S.
Henck were stricken to-day at Buntin Sta
Weather clear and warm thermome-
GO to IS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-The President and
tamily will leave Monday for the west. Gen.
sherman viii accompany the President to
and attend the exposition there.
Secretary Evarts will join the President in
MS visit to Kansas, and remain with him UNI
his return, early in October. Secretary
Thompson leaves Tomorrow for Indiana, and
secretary McClary leaves the 10th for Iowa.
Tue latter will inspect some northern posts.
When Postlnaster-G General Key returns Gen.
Tyler will 90 to Indiana. Ex-Minister WEIGH
ut the State Department to-day closing
up his accounts. He paid his respects to the
at the Soldiers Home.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 4.-The Towards to-day
made q pressing call for outside assistance.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE monument erected
o the memory Of the late Gen. Geo. 5. Bangs,
superintendent Ofthe railway mail service,
will be unveiled at the Exposition building
saturday evening at $50 inappropriate GER
'moMies, including an oratorical tribute by
Hon. Ewing Storls, a lifelong friend Of
ION. Bangs. The monument Is Of gray mar
lie, IL feet high. The design is very CON-
,lete and elaborate.
COMMA, Me-, Sept. IA silver mine has |
.een opened here, the first assay Of the sur
ace ore showing nine dollars Of gold and
hirty-seven ounces of silver, lead and copper
.er ton. The last assay made since sinking |
lie shaft to the depth Of II feet shows ten
lollars OF gold and sixty-eight ounces Of sill
or, besides lead and copper. Parties are
prospecting In COunna and with good success. |
CHICAGO, Sept. 4.-The Inter-Ocean's Am
lerstburg, Ont, despatch says: The steamer
Avon, loaded with 10000 bushels Of wheat,
1900 bushels of rye and a large miscella-
'eous cargo, went ashore off that point this
morning, and in an hour and u half filled
on!pletely. The vessel was owned by the
mon Steamboat Company, was built in
suitalo " years ago, was 1,SOO tons burden, |
valued at $S5,OOO. The cargo was fully
insured. The vessel was not insured, but
an he repaired.
NEW York, Sept. AT Tammany Hall
he General Committee tonight adopted a
resolution against the denomination
Governor Robinson.
1t was rulnored tonight that the Ashley
Belt had been stolen. Kowell discredits the |
epOit.