The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-27

again be disturbed.
WASHING TON, Jan. 22.-While Gen. Gar
nelu was being serenaded by an Ohio delega-
tlon tonight the platform in front of his house
olohe down., spraining one ankle but %iniuring
none or the remaining thirty people who
mele seated upon it. Speeches were made by
the senator elect and others.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.--An ex-Confeder-
ate kentllckian, criticising Beck's speech in
.ne senate to-day, wherein he attacked the
iholeyed meh of New York, said: SIT is a
iittle rough for Beck to scold in that way
about New York. There are hundreds upon
hundreds of Kentuckians who would be lit
eral!y paupers to-day had it not been for the
kindness OF these very New Workers, and the
use OF their capital. When a farmer or fac
tory IN the State or a Louisville newspaper is
TO oe saved from a mortgage foreclosure, do
not they turn first and last to New York.? If
a SCHOOL,, or library, or charity fund is to be
Degull on a large scale. or if a church is to be
helped, it is to New York that our teachers,
scholars and clergymen go. l can now see
rom where | sit at least ten Democratic SEN
ators who will confess, if they tell the truth,
tnat they solicited ard got money in New
ork with which each of them organized the
canvass which enabled him to be here in the
senate Chamber and to oh. ain the govern
ment salary Which he now receives; and fur
thermore, the money in each case came from
individuals of the very "moneyed power'' to
which Beck now refers.
e 1ORk., Jan. IS. - The Tribune's
Washington special says: 1t is reported that
the President will appoint Eli Murray, of
Louisville, governor Of Utah. Emery's
friends Will ask the President to delay the
appointment twenty-four hours. Murray'ss
selection is said to have been made by Hayes
himself, against the wishes of every cabinet
Dlllcef. Murray is know, ~ tln h,,lr,,,,
man OF Kentucky. lie was removed from his
position as marshal for Kentucky.
W~ATHtNGTON, Jan. 20. The following
are the Western nominations for Census Su-
pervisors: Henry G. Langly, first census dis
trict, California: James r.. liadenburg, sec
Cnd district, California; Alexander Dunn,
third district, California; Chas. w. Dana.
fourth district. California l.. Cass Carpen-
ter, district of Colorado; Henry II. Lucks-
dort, district Of Oregon; c. p. Dake, district
OF Arizona; Alexander Hughes, district Of
Dakota; Clinton H.. Moore, district of Idaho
Hugh McQuaid, District of Montana Abra-
ham 5. Hoyt, district of New Mexico; J. b.
Neil, Utah; F. W. Sparkling, Washington
Territory; Homer Merrill, Wyoming.
BosroN, Jan. 22.-The HcrulI's Augusta
special says the outlook at midnight was more
hopeful than at any time during the later
stage Of the complication. The Fusionists
INC Wis IL dlt tlltNlCu W StdtS III Tie iolhtP
House Senate are reported Oh high authority
to be on the verge of disunion with the Hale
Legislature.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. pa delegate convcn-
ton Of the Republican party will be held in
this city April 18th. .
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 22.-The Lower House
OF the Kentucky General Assembly to-day
passed a bill by a vote of 81 to 81 reviving the
whipping post law. The same bill passed the
House OF the last assembly but was defeated
in the Senate by the casting of the vote of
LieHtenant-Governor Underwood.
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. 22.-The JOINT assem-
bly, elected j. George, Senator.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 22.-The lumber men
are %jubilant in Western Wisconsin over the
fall Of from 20 to 40 inches Of snow.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 22.-The Fusionist Council
to-day prepared a new statement Of facts to
be presented to the Supreme Court.
PETERSBURG, Va, Jan. 23.-Liberal con-
tributions are making by the Germans for the
sufferers in Upper Silesia.
ALTON. H., Jan. 23.-The wholesale drug
house Of Robert B. Smith burned yesterday
morning, with the Alton Ercning IIegruDh
and the book an job office of Beall & Dan
vcrs. Smiths loss is about $4,000; insured
for $4,000. The printing office was partially
insured.
WICHITA, KS, Jan. ~23.-Adyiccs from
Chelryville say the building occupied by the
Globe printing office and sleeping rooms on
the upper floors, and Il furniture store below,
burned night before last, and that two men
pershed i'll the flames. Three otler men
were s.eeping in the building at tie time. but
escaped by jumping from Il window.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 23.-The Fusionists met
to-day al Union Hall, but only a part of the
members were present. Dickcy put in the
following order: "That p. A. Sawye., Sec
rotary of State. he directed to notify the mu-
nicipal Officers of towns and plantations that
a new valuation of the State is to be made
by the Legislature, and that said officers may
appear and be heard, and that particular no
ticc with the broad seal of the STATE affixed
be forwarded to the homes of Ellsworth and
Brunswick that their representatives have
withdrawn themselves from this House,
In the S"nat" the president announced the
standing committees. There was much fault
found because they had been refused the
privilege to take the oath from the State
House. Both branches then adjourned until
W O'Clock when the committee OF questions
for the Supreme Court will report.
The municipal officers III towns where the
Fusionists have control ae sending the Sec
Rotary of States Office valuation books for the
use of the valuation committee.
The Senate has directed all examination Of
the accounts Of the State Treasury. Absent
Senators have been requested to take the seats
in the Senate to which they were chosen.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Alrs. Wallace, of
Indiana, Lucinda b. Chandler, of Pennsyl-
vania, Susan b. Anthony and other delegates
to the Womens Suffrage Association, made
arguments to-day before the Senate committee
in favor of Il Sixteenth Amendment to The
Constitution to entranchise women.
The Investigation Of the star route scr> isA
was continued this morning. Genera Brady
was further examined in relation to the Santa
Re Il Prescott route, and was followed by
McDonough, the contractor, and Gleason, one
of his sureties.
WASHINGToN, Jan. PA member of the
Ways and Means Committee says that the
failure of Wood to submit his letters from
lnalium lauknrS pN nrt.SSinm tln nniniAu tllt n