The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-02
SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 27.-ro-day the seat
of war has been removed from this city to the
Assembly chambers at Sacramento, and has
assumed a seriO-comic aspect. Since his re-
turn from the East, Denis kearney has been
making himself very ~oflicious about the
Legislature, log rolling, etc. inside the bar.
This led to a motion, yesterday, to exclude
all but privileged persons from the floor OF
the Assembly. After adjournment kearney
approached Adams, of Sonoma, in his seat,
and used threatening language towards him
| OH account of his action on the motion.
To-day Tyler, of Alameda, offered Il leso-
Iuti N to exclude kearney from the Assembly
chamber, and from all galleries, Hobbies, halls.
committee rooms, etc.. under control OF the
Assembly. 1t was referred to a special COM
iltmee, who, after hearing the evidence,
decided to report Il at kearney had been guilty
of an attempt to intimidate Adams. Besides
this there was a very lively passage in the AS
semblyto-day over another matter. Five days
ago Maybell, the Workingman member OF the
Assembly from Sacramento. telegrapled to
Kcarney: eve hear you are erecting a gal
lows on the sand lots. There is more need OF
erecting "A gallows in Sacramento. Come up
Immediately and bring some hemp" The
TELEGRAM found its way into some OF the
papers to-day, and resolution was introduced
to inquire into the matter. in the course OF
which a very lively discussion ensued. Braun
hart, Workingman, from San Francisco, hatly
refused to obey the order Of the Speaker to
sit down, and vas br,ught to the bar or the
House and suspended for three days. ouDse-
ouen,ly when the Kearney question came up,
Rraunhart appeared OH the floor. demanding
the right ty vote, and the Speaker ordered
him removed as an intruder
Lively Telegraph War.
Cu1rAGo Feb. 27.-There is a telegraph
war in Kansas. Nebraska and Colorado. lr
face of the iniunctions granted by the court
At Denver and in Kansas 10 restrain the
American Union Company and Kansas ia
cihc from interfering with existing lines, the
Western Union Telegraph Company, upon
that d%ecisio,i. this morning cut out all tht
wires from the w. j.. Offices al Ien1er AM
Kansas city. At the same time the western
Union wires were cut uponthe central brancl
If tbe Union Pacific, from Atchison west
.lnno the ST. Joseph Il Western and Denver
pacific railroads, aud the offices thereon were
seizrI. All these roads have contracts witt
Tho Western Union under which it has al
ownership in the property, and it has beei
WORKING with the railroads many years har
monionsly. On the Union Pacific railroads
the telegraph lines leased in pcipetulty TO th'
L. p. Telegraph Company were also cut iron
the offices OF tne ldlbcI u O'h"'I" VA"
inc and carried to the office OF the American
THion Company. In that city yestefday as
surances were given by the U. l.. authorize
to the A.. l. p. Co. that no intention OF Uni
lind existed. 1t is said that this movement
F ;s made hy the direct order OF Gould in tn
interest of his new company. lie Wester'
: Union Company is satisfied that the court
viii enforce obedience to the lnJunctlo
winch has been so openly violated, and seem
contiJent of its ability to secure the earl
,a,,,u ia all its contract tights and properly
Tha business public N the lines OF thes
railroads is already expressing great indlsna
lion at the cmbar thus laid upont telegraph
Communication hy cutting loose from III
W, L. system.
B%eIIigereni
,r,y, \. V, Feb. ~ Hoyt "Sic"op
,.,.EIe uoli,llrrs) hands struck FOR a 10 Pc
,nnI advance this afternoon. Two Oh III
Striker, assaulted Wync"op i'll the SHOP ou
= w,rs elected. This evening. Whlle S"rl'
l m iii three of the proprietors were pao.
l "n and abused by the strikers me
; tan,y w.,r disti.ured and arms broke'' Jon
, Wv,roop fired seven shots at ineit ass"'t E;rh
l wou,,linr four men. one seriously Ely"
ma Ln,r been arrested.
, Wool Market.
; PPM, ApELrniA. Feb. 2I,-lhe "ool MAJ
: i; Inn very firm. with an aaVaicli
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