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

DeYung's bullet has given Kalloch q success
he would not have achieved without it. Th
Tribune particularly is jubilant, in view q
recen: political events here, and hopes breth
rem in other States will take it as = sign tina
the tidal wave uf the grea. Republican reviva
is running as strongly OH the shores of th
Pacific as in the East. The Herald says
"The Democrats have discovered their defeat
which will be the triumph Of the Republica,
people Of the State. They placed on thel
congressional ticket several men of littl'
character and small ability, and they cpurte.
i'll various ways the least reputable element
in the State" The W~orkingnen, SO called
do not appear to have male a very grca
show, but they had a good time during tht
cAnva- S. In regard to the Republican nomi
nations at Saratoga yesterday, there is still
sOine quarters, ana accusations of bargain
ing and selling are made. The ticket viii
undoubtedly be bUlted by o few sore heads
but as time goes ON the most of the the dis.
coHtented will wheel into line. The Iribun.
says "lhe frank expression of both Prcsi.
dent Hayes and Secretary Sherman III
favor of all hearty effort by all the friends of
the administration to elect the ticket, is Just
what was to be expected from the good sense
and good temper of those gentlemen. II
there is any lingering soreness among men
al the far different result from what was ex.
pected at Saratoga, the remarks Of the PIesi-
dent and Secretary augit to remove it,"
A FRANCISCO, Sept. 5.-Returns from
the city up to 2 u. III. place Parkins 1,343
ahead Of White and kalloch 353 ahead OF
Flint. The vote beng over half counted
there is no reason to change the previous est,-
mates OF the result in the city. Farkils keeps
gaining Oh Gieen and White in the interior
! and il likely to have 10000 plurality over
! either.
LONDON, Sept. 5.--Dispatches to the Daily
Neacs from Pesth, reports that the inhabitants
Ut Now and Bazaar are determined TO resist
Austrian occupation. A Paris dispatch TO the
Daily Nelcs al Ounced that it had beeIl
finally decided that Queen isabella will be
present at the wedding of KING Alfonso.
The Times Berlin correspondent says u we'll
known architect here has laid before the En-
peror some designs for building, for tho cx-
nibltiOm ii 1855. A Savoy newspaper states
that the Engineer IN chief, Of the French de-
paitinent OF public works, has been ~instract-
ed to make a preliminary study Of the project
for tunneling Mt. Blanc. The Times Yu-
charest says that crops in Bulgaria having
failed, the Government has forbidden the Ok
pOrtatiOn of cereals. Important demoitions
Ut the Notifications around kuschuck have
taken place. A Paris correspondent of the
Times reports that a French crew of the ship,
ClandernagOr, quilted her at Flushing, she
becoming Anerlcan property, and her dis
arIDing commenced. The men on board
were principally German. They drilled daily,
and had arms of an American system, allow
ing seventeen shots to Oe fired in succession.
New YORK, Sept. 5-The Herald's Madrid
dispatch that the Cabinet has decided to III
struct the Spanish Minister at Washington to
insist upon the Cuban refugees and tillibus-
terers being compelled to respect their nal.
trail obligations, is an inigma to the officials
at Washington. 1t is SAID 1t refers to The Gu
ban organization in New York, and that the
desperation Of the Spanish Government is
such that 1t will not ask our Government to
prevent its public meetings and parades to
create a sympathy for the Insurgents Of CUBA.
DEkALB, Miss, Sept. 5.-The trial Of Hen
ny ). Mulley for the murder Of the daughter
Of Judge Chisholm begins Tomorrow. Fec-
pie are pouring into town, aud the deepest
interest IS manifested. lmpannelling a jary
Is expected 10 be very tedious. Guliey was
the head and from. Of the mob who massacred
Judge Chisholm. and ii convicted other COLI
splrators will be. Well grounded fears are
entertained that ii he IS convicted q riot will
ensue. A Herald correspondent, looking at
the entire matter from an Intelligent stand-
point, knowing the springs and sources OF
public opinion in the South as only a South
eri man can know them, predicts All acquit-
tai, for q conviction would be phenomenal.
BERLIN, Sept. 5.-The National Zeitun0
Gar had only been decided OH twenty-four
hours before the Emperor left Berlin and
that the visit was undertaken at the urgent
invitation of the Gar. Preparations were
made with the greatest secrecy. When the
EinpeIOrs met 10th railway station and the
street leading to it We're cleared by the police
who We're stationed at every twenty yards.
Special dispatches from Alexandrim. men-
ton among the extraordinary precautions
adopted blythe police on the occasion Of the
meeting OF the Emperors that the street com.
munlcating between the Imperial residence
AMI the station was Ma~cadalnized that the
presence OF conspirators might be easily de.
tected and their escape prevented in the
event Of attempted flight.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 5.-The following tele-
gram was receiver this morning:
NEW YORK, September 9TH. 1879.
We'd. Smith, Acting President Of the Howard
Association, Memphis:
l send you by telegraph five thousand dol.
lars to aid the Howard Association. l am
certain the generous people throughout the
country Will contribute literally to aid your
stricken city. AT any rate keep at your noble
work I'll tell you to stop, and l will foot the
Dill. What are your daily expenses?
= (Signed) JAY GOULD.
The following response was sent in reply:
Jay Gould, New York:
Your handsome donation Of five thousand
dollars TO the Howard Association of Mem
phis, to be used in relieving the sick under
our care, is most gratefully acknowledged.
The grand srntime hts you express to continue
our noble work, and in the event our appeal
TO the generous people throughout the Mon
is not needed, that you would foot the bill,
has nerved us all, and strengthened our faith
IN the cause we are engaged in. Such liber--
atty rs you have shown will. We have no
doubt, find a responsive echo in the breast. of
the charitable of the nation. Our expenses
now aggregate one thousand dollars per day.
should the fever continue spreading, our ex.
plust pAOosonrslu ;,or,,,