The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-06
jr., Col. Fred. Grant, Mrs. G eneral Phil. sher-

idan and Miss Mckinnan, of Pennsy lvania.
1t was not generally known by what train the
Genera would arrive, but a crowd Of several
hundred people had assembled at the depot
and the Generals appearance was greeted
with considerable cheering and other demor-
STATIONS of welcome. The party were wei
coined in their car by General Edward +.
Beale and daughter and several other personal
friends .....
SAN Francisco, Dec. 2S.-A Tucson Dis
patch special from camp Rucker states that
Gronomo, an Apache chief, with three OF his
band OF Indians, has just surrendered to the
military, authorities at camp Rucker and will
be sent to the San Carlos Indian reservation
at once. This is the band which has been
depredating for some months past along the
border, and did much of the work credited to
Nictorias band. This virtually wipes out all
renegade Indians in Arizona and on the Dor
der.
WAsHINGToN,27.-It is cofdentially assert
ed here to-day that the appointment of
al Charles Z. Ewing to be Governor of Utah
Territory has been definitely decided upon.
Although brother of Gen. Tom Ewing, he is
an uncompromisine Republican. This re-
port is probably premature, but Ewing is very
strongly supported and his chances for the ap-
pointment seem to be increasing daily. The
President said Yesterday to some of Governor
Ai'SiS . eiitit iS WYNN lCdPPoiht ANN
if he believed that Emery had no sympathy
with or disposition to tolerate polygamous
MornouiSm, and if he believed that Ewing
was the man for all emergency i'll case one
should occur i'll Utah. The intimation of this
remark was of course that he did not so be-
lieve. There is no doubt that the polyga-
mistS are hencetorth to be vigorously prose-
cUted and it is understood here that District
Van lille who has the prosecutions in charge
complains that he has hot had the full sympa'
thy and support Of Emery.
~T1TT>BURG. 2S.-Yesterday morning and
afternoon were taken up by the social Demo-
cratic Convention in Committee meeting
from which the press Were excluded. In the
evening the public We're admitted and a re-
port Of committee heard. The committee to
which was referred tie report of the eNecn-
tive commitie recommended that social Dem
ocracy put a candidate in the field for Presi-
dent in opposition of candidates of Republi-
cali and Democratic parties and urged the
passage Of a resolution to that effect. The
report OF the committee dwell at some length
with mention of military organizations which
this committee thought were in violation Of
the Constitution and should not be tolerated.
The report was accepted and on motion was
taken up in sections. The balance of the
evening was consumed in hearing the reports
of other committees which were of ali unin-
t~eresting nature.
PORTLAND. Me-. Dec. 21.-The Green
hackers have issued a call for a meeting of
citizens at Farwell Hall, on Monday evening,
to give expression to their determination to
vindicate the integrity of the Constitution
and laws, to uphold the executive of the
State in the faithful discharge of his duty,
and to rebuke violent and incendary utter
ances.
M W u-n<- Nae ~ All i & ipfaraet
payable Oh the LIST of January, will be antici-
pated by payment Oh Monday next. The
Treasurer to-day sent to the postofice for
mailing 56O.OOO checks for payment of inter-
est on registered bonds. The interest on dis
trict securities due the LIST of January will be
paid on Monday next.
Boston, Dec. GA special from Concord
to the Journal says: "a member of Congress
states it has been decided to present the name
and urge the appointment of Chief Justice
Charles Doc, of New Hampshire. to a position
on the bench of the Supreme Court Of the
= l nited States"
ihston special states that Representative Al
ken. Of South Carolina. has written a letter
III reply 10 criticisms in Southern papers of
his former ~ut:eranceS regarding the Presi-
leatial contest, in which he SAYS that neither
Tlldeu. Hendricks. Hancock nor Bayard can
secure enough Northern electoral votes. in
ny Judgment. 10 insure him. when backed by
all entire Southern vote. an u~ndisputed
claim 10 the executive chair. | am hot called
upon to Nominate q Presidential ticket. but
| believe that there are nieIi ia the North of
sufficient purity Of character and enough Of
brain tn BECOME the peoples candidates.. be
they nominated by even the Democratic con-
~vrItion. and who will go"ern the country for
the benefit Of tie whole cuuItry. and 0 for
he aggrandizentnt OF ll.eir party. While
do not think thai either OF lac a,1lt MENTIONED
mel could efe,t this end. | would De sanguine
Of success il S. men as lI9-d,i" BIT.
IF New York. OF David DAYS. II Illinois.
Were placed il nomination."
Augusta Ne. Dec. 29.-It Is III" general
opinion that Governor Garcelon Ill not sub
rIit to the : Imru" Court The questions pro-
pounded Uy Senator Morrill,. The Republi-
cans Will be prepared forthis and will present
the question through i majority Of the mem-
bers Of the last Senate. as it is thought such
proceedings would conform to the Law. The
disposition is - exhaust every legal means
before others are tried. Mayor Marsh, Of this
city, will to-day address d letter to Governor
! GarCelOn urging him not TO call out the mill
tia on the assembling Of tie Legislature as
that would provoke the bringing Of force on
the other side. He will STATE thai the extra
. police force provided by the city is amply
able TO preserve the public peace.
q. D.. Baker applied this forenoon at tie
Secretary Of States office for authority TO ex-
amin the returns from Farm ngton. He was
answered D. councillor Fog i'll the negative.
which IA. aiIofupauied BIZ prOfaIe epithet..
BpsToH, Dee. za.-Ier. Butler cOntradicts
tie statement hat u lad given Garcelon and
Council loyal adTIce II the cDurse they have
takeIL lie hal ueTEF been asked 10 advise
them aboU that matter dacs not see how
they could Lave acted Othtrw Use than the,
have aid strictly followed tie constitution and
laws. The Governor is not a Judge Butler
l. renss4ed a. saving mar re- iua aud Gnpn.jl