The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-09-02
deposits, but the quartz contains gold in
CRATER proportions than many of the success
fnllv worked Australian reefs

CRATER proportions than many OF the success
fully worked Australian reefs.
New YORK, Aug. 26.-The Posts Wash
ington special says the stormy scenes in San
Fancisco have stirred up the local agitatOrs to
make tmorstration. Yesterday one Hod-
nett called OH the First Comptroller of the
Treasury and on President Hayes, demand
ing the instant payment of certain unpaid
claims of workingmen, which he alleged
were provided for. by an Act of Congress
more than year ago. He told Mr.. Hayes
that if the claims were not paid in ten days
az can lead force of determined men
against you that might make your seat not
worth the cloth that covers it," At meeting
of the Labor League last night he repeated
these absurd threats, adding that an army of
5000 men could be raised in twenty-four
hours to march on Washington.
COLUMBUS o. Aug. 26.-A man entered
s. 5. Rickley's bank at II o'clock to-day and
entered into conversation with the proprietor,
who was the only person IN the bank, con-
cerning negotiations for some bonds While
the two were thus engaged pal of the stran-
gers gained all entrance to the bank by
rear window and carried off 5000 in cur
rency and $4,000 in registered bonds. The
theft was not discovered until some time
afterwards.
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The S,rn says of
Kalloch: awe have yet to learn that either
he or any of the churches that he has served
has been disfellowshipped by neighborng
Baptist churches as Beecher and Plymouth
Church have been disfellowshpped by the
leading Congrt gational churches OF Brook
lyn and New York" ..
The same paper also says: "There exists
no doubt of the fate OF Talmage when he
gets back into the hands of his fellow Presby-
terans, for a counting of heads now shows a
majority that is implacably against Talmage,
and ready to declare him guilty and either to
censure him or to suspend him from the min
istry of the Presbyterian denomination.
WASHINGTON, August 26.-The Treasury
Department has given Instructions to collec-
tors of customs at New Y ork to permit deliv-
cries of velvets upon retention of the proper
samples and upon deposit of all duties based
on appraised value. This course was taken
because complaint had been made of the long
detention of goods which is likely to prove a
| serious loss to the parties unless they can get
| them at once in time for the fall trade Tor
which, they are intended.
SAN Francisco, August 26.-kalloch's S
condition is continually improving and it is
now reported that he is out of all danger
though the report is probably premature.
According to the present opinion of his physi-
clans, the bullet merely grazed the lung. No
effort has yet been made to probe the wound.
The Workingmen's guards on duty about the
Metropolitan Temple Were replaced by the
police this evening. The Workingmen are
holding mass meeting at Union Hall to-
night which is crowded to sutlocation. The
meeting has no particular connection with
the Kalloch affair, having been called before
the assault made upon him. Everything
orderly and there is no tendency whatever tC
awake excitement. =se. 57--- -.'-- 80. .--
RICHMOND, Aug GA fire occurred to-
day at the tobacco box mandatory, corner
18th and Care stl eet, and the large brick to-
bacco factory of Turpin & Bro. and the adj
joining box factory on East row. A frame
house on the south side Of Carre street suf
tered some. Also the brick tobacco factory
of Jackson, Turpin & Co. on 18th street ives
of the box factory. The building of Turpil
& Bro. destroyed was the well known Castle
Thunder of the war. Total loss, 100000
insurance, $4,000.
New York, Aug. 26.-Two United State
officers sailed yesterday on the Arizona fo
Alexandria, Egypt, to bring to this countr.
the obeljsk called Cleopatra's needle, sister t.
the one recently set up on the Thames EN-
bankment, London. 1t is, expected to arrv'
January first.
ROME, Aug. 26.-The violent attitude o
the Belgian Bishops assembled at Malines, LA
caused great annoyance at the Vatican. Thu
Pope has sent instruction to the Biships tina
. the resolutions should not be carried int
effect. The Archbishop of Malines is expect
ed at Rome shortly to explain the matter.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-Mayor Stoke
has communication from the Mayor O
Blufort, N. c., asking assistance for the suffer
ers by the storm of the 18th.
> ST. LOUIS, August 2G.-The projected lin
of fast steamers to carry the mails to all rive
T., Nal,
, far advanced that contracts were signed tc
day by John II. Baldwin and associate OWL
ers for all machinery including boilers f,
the vessels. Contracts Will also be close
this week for six hulls, cabins, and outfit
the steamers to be completed and ready fC
business by the first of December next.
Two more mild cases of yellow fever sci
: to the quarantine hospital to-day.
Il PHILADELPHIA, August 2G.-Wool steadil
i firm and in good demand with tenlenc
I slightly upward. Colorado, l5alS for WASHED
Il 17al9 for unwashed, 33a3G fpr pulled al
merino.
: NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2G.-The EepubirA
Il State Central Committee have resolved
s call convention at New Orleans Octob,
. thirteenth. \ resolution endorsing GiaI
II for the Presidency provoked lively discu
g sion and was withdrawn.
{ New YORK, August 26.-SloSson III cha
e lenging Shaiier to play for the billiard cllai
J. pionship of the world and 500 Il side stip
s lates that the game be played in New l,r
J. OMAHA, August 26-The war between Il
d Union Pacific and Chicago, Burlington
o Quincy regarding freight rates in Nebraska
~ ended by u compromise effected to-day.
Is CHICAGO, August 26.-Thc pooling !
" rangement made to-day by General Manas
II c. W. Smitll, of the Chicago. burlington
at Quincy railroad with the managers OF /
IT. Union Pacific is understood |" be subs Il
IS TALLY the same as that existing previous
ol the outbreak of hostilieS between the Z.
Sc X Q and U. L. railroads.
~ AT 4 recent Paris ball the aii,'> were Civ
of cards which read, Good for uli" dane,
Il Thess they gave to the gentlemen, sioni
of their names on the back If them. In Il