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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-09-28
Later from the Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Sept. 21.-Finding errors in
tie telegraphic returns to the net amount Of
2 of per cent, copies of the official re-
turns have been carefully footed and COM
pared with the foOtings received from Angus
ga, and an error found of 100 in footing up
Penobscot county. Seven lacking towns are
added, and the final result is: Davis, 73, $40 :;
Plaisted, 73,Sl4; Plaisted's plurality, ia.
The scattering votes were not on the sheets
received here, but the Augusta footing of Ats
is probably correct. This result must be
very near correct, although some of the re-
turns are still not official.
Although these figures are from the official
returns, the official canvass of them is not
made until the legislature meets in January,
aud only that body takes cognizance Of errors
in them.
The plurality amendment is carried by q
large ma iority.
PORTLAND, Sept. 21.-Retnrns from all
but one town, (Sheridan), have been recey-
cd, proving plurality of 170 for Davis, less
20, which Sheridan gave the filsioniSts last
year. But partial comparison made with
the returns made TO the secretary of state
show error enough in the telegraphic returns
to give a clear plurality to Plaisted. These
returns will have to be compared with the re-
turns made to the secretary of state in order
to establish the correct returns and us soon as
the secretary is heard from the result Of the
comparison will be teegraphei.
BosToN, Sept. 2l.-The Journals Augusta
special says: Our footing by counties gives
Davis 1870; Plaisted, 1850; scattering,
475. Davis over Plaised, 800. There are
seven towns or plantations to hear from. Be
sides the towns yet to he heard from in de-
termining the result, tler' is po siby and
probably naccuracy of some figures already
given, and also questions about other inaccu-
races which appear in the returns. all of
which. with the close vote, renders the result
so doubtful that it can only be determined by
the official canvass of the returns at the OPEN
ing of the legislature.
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HOOED. RUT NOT WON.

With stcallhv gait she sought the gate.
To see the distant sea;
The scene there seen was OF a seine
Dragged lenwarl o'l the lea.
The bell that toled told that ere bell
] hat evening dew was due;
But still in still of eve She waits.
With blushng hue, for Hugh
And soon he rode along the road.
And hied where she did hide;
Racked by loves lhrOeS. he throws liN down
And thus sighed by her side:
:. Oh cast away all caste, and hear
My SgkS of solemn size.
And raise on me the gentle rays
OF that soft eye prize.
Some of the sum Of all your love.
. fair one, may he won;
I'll sue you. Sue. alone. the loan.
And dun you till lis done!
Allin the dust dost see me sprawl"
This sort of love I've sought;
Ii tort I've taught you by my words.
Then uaugllt should come to uaueht 80
She said All loru upon the lawm
hear Won signing here;
Oh do not langui>h i'll the dew,
Nor gN0w your soul with fear
:. To make us Two but one. /, too.
" ould fain seek out the fame:
But ma might mar our plans, and pa
With his raised cane raise Cain"
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JOE. EMMETT.
ne "ets 'sick" on Bad Wh,akey and
hores His Audience with a Silly
Speech.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-The ,,o's R,,ti.
more special says Joe. Emnnet's c-1acemen nj
al the Holiday Street theatre during the pasl
week was The most successful ever played by
MN, but on Thursday he got off again, lie
was captured by Manager Albaugh and an
peaicd at the matinee Saturday evidently in.
toxlcated. He walked up to one of the pro.
scehium boxes, in which was seated the pro-
Prietor OF the theatre, where he stopped and
shaking his fist in that gcntlemans face, ex
claimed: sect out of here On Saturday
night his condition was greatly improved
but he omitted nearly all his songs. Just be
fore the close Of the last scene he suddenly
walked down to the fooilights and shouted
"Stop The music" A dead silence followed
and then IN a weak and trembling voice, and
with tears pouring down his cheeks, "Fritz y
spoke as follows
"LADIEs AND GENTLEMES--l was very
sick to-day. God only knows how sick [ was
1t was heart Sickness
At this evident aiusion to the action of his
wife in having Inn put in prison, he laid his
hand on his heart and looked mournfully
around.
81 would not have appeared here to-nish,
but for one man, and he is John Albaugh
[Applause.l told him this afternoon that
was too sick to play tonight, and be said
play for my sake For no other man would
have played. Not that do not appreciate
-[applausel -tlis audience and the smiles OF
the pretty eyes present (and Baltimore is full
of them), but l was too heartsick"
AT this point Emmet sat down upon the
stage and exclaimed:
"Johnnie Albaugh is good fellow, and ]
was glad to be able to fulfill my engagement,
with him." [Applause.] Then in an under
tone, apparently addressing himself, " Brace
up, brace up lie then sprang to his feet
saying " Let the music 90 on and finished
the performance without further break
When he made illusions to Albaugh he was
greeted with loud applause, but as he pro-
ceeded his remarks were received coldy, and
when the curtain went down there wasa dead
silence
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flNGToN, Sept. 19.-Gen. Weaver
e following telegram to Pialsted, at
ratulate you Oh the grand fight you
de in Maine for the national green
fty. 1t will inspire our friends with
&c aud strengthen them for the great
at is to be fought. | hope you are
hS most amusing to see the demo-
hdels masquerading behind the green
~ AID calling our victory demo-
POm They fail to tell the public that
Z homiratcd as straight greenback-
bat the democrats could not have car
state 10y 10000. They fail also to
they requested you to make pledges
when they gave you their indorse-
pd that you declined t, do so. That
lte central committee subsequently
ed pledges from you, and, upon your
2eluSdI, said committee requested you
raw as candidate, and that you de-
b do That also. The democrats of
pwed Their good sense by voting the
ticket. let us all rejoice.
ful JAMES b. WEAVER.
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LANCASTER, Ohio, Sept. 21.-Gen. Ewing
telegraphs to his wife here from Charleston
Arizona, under date of the 10Th, that being
homeward bound he was knocked down on
the 10th inst. with an attack of III tialal fe-
yer; that the doctors had ordered him TO
Santa Monica, CAL, for the benefit of his
h'alth, and have interdicted all business and
politics.
CANDAHAR, Sept. 21.-The troops who
went to bury the dead OH the battlefield of
kushk Nakhud report that the loss of the
Atghans there must have been enormous.
The Atghans were employed eight days after
the battle in burying the dead. The health
OF Gen. Roberts is quite restored. His force
leaves Candahar shortly and will be rem
forced by Gen. Phayre's troops, numbering
$4,000.
ASSIST, Sept. 21.-The Patchaln weavers
have unanimously resolved to support the
AccrinStCn operatives to the extent of two
pence per- loom if the mills run three days
week andsthrcepence if they run full time,
should the operatives strike.
DENVER, Sept. 21.-The contract for the
extension of the Denver and Rio Grande
railway % the Gunnison country was let yes
terday. 1t is to be finished within seven
months.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 21.-The Golos
says orders have been issued for the immedi-
ate construction of railroad POO versts long
on the Tekke-Turcoman steppes.
PARIS, Sept. 21.-Two thousand cabinet
makers of this city have struck.
HAVANA, Sept. 21.-Nineteen deaths from
yellow fever and nine from small pox oc-
| CURED during the week ending Friday lasi.
CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-The Tribune's special
from Omaha says: Sllas NJ. Waite, formerly
president of the First National Bank of
Brattleboro, VT, who abscondeu last June
leaving defalcation of half million dol
lars, was arrested here to-day. He had pur-
chased a cattle ranch in northern Nebraska,
away from civilization, and intended to enjoy
his ill-gotten wealth there. Part of the
money may be recovered. He was supposed
| to have gone to Europe.
NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. 21.-The republi
| cans renominated Richard Crowley for con-
gress.
DANvILLE, Sept. 21.-The republican con
| venion of the fifth congressional district met
to-day and declined to make a nomination
| The majority of the convention are under
stood to be favorable to the election cf the
readjuster candidate to congress.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l.-The formal
opening of the international exhibition OF
| sheep and wool products at the main eXhibi.
ton building took place this afternoon.
PlTTsToN, Pa, Sept. 21.-The democrat:
| of Luzernc and Lackawanna counties unan-
imously nominated ID. W. Connolly, the
greenback candidate for congress from the
| 18th district.
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Sept. 2l.-Tht
| democrats Of the third district renomina,et
| Miles Ross for congress. The delegates from
Monmouth and Union counties left the hal
when the result was announced.
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Certisicates-Navas Review

EGroN, Sept. 20.-Claims were re-
ed by tie holders of board of audit
Sof the District of Columbia. 1t is
lheg are entitled to receive 8 per
TIES on the certificates from the date
DptO tie date Oh which they were
INTO ) G5 bonds OF The District Of
II Treasurer Giltiilau decided to
oiderS of the certificates : TO bonds
NGFest from tie date Of tn" issuance
afd Of audit certificates, but to allow
on the certificates. Judge Law
aptroller Of the treasury, has SuS-
Milan.
review on more liberal scale
Year will take place at Hampton
Oat October 18th.
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ksiAillC'S Concession.

BOsruN, Sept. Ex-senator Blaine is i'll
this city and tclegraphs Chairman Jewell. of
the republican national committee: "lhe
Intelligence reaches me here to-day !hdi-
eating that the telegraphc reports OF the votes
as published by the associated press arc III
some cases modified by the clerks returns as
they reach the Gilice Of the secretary OF state,
where they are open TO the inspection OF the
public These notifications are Of such ii
character as to render the contest between
Davis ard plaisted very close, possibly re-
curing Tie official 'retur"s to determine which
is elected. Ile official returns can not be
ru,,uteu or even upcne,! until the meeting Of
the. legislature III January. AlludinG to The
"cry of fraud put forth by Chairman Bar
nun, Blaine says: "Thr only possible op-
portunity for frauds in the election returns
under our laws is in the French plantations
of AroostorE, where the asSesSols sign returns
expressed in language with which they are
ariiralv unacolalnted. | 10 know Irauds
hay. been committed there in pasU Yeas bj
thr democratic agents, and rtpea' that no
where else in Maine is fraud praGticahle.
Rlaine saws also that Cllai man BarlHm has
made a valuable error hen lie asserted mat
al olnr,inu returns should he at Augusta the
Jar sfter election. Maine has Il larger terri
,n,v thor ;Ee other five New England states
,oaa,l,pr and ,le most southwestern town i'll
uoir, is nearer to Baltimore than il is TO the
French plantations Oil the upper -. johns pS
any practicable route. and a man can go from
| Aup,lsta to Chicago as quickly as he can 90
| from Augusta to Fort Kent
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-09-28
The Turf.

New YORK, Sept. 20.--At the Brighto OH
Beach races to-day the selling race of one
mile was won by Rosalie, k~upp, Jr., I'd,
and Rosaic 3D.. Time l:43 200.
The one mile dash for amateur riders was
won by Democrat, Judge Murray I'd, General
Monroe I'd. Harlequin CHE iavorte) 4lh.
Time 1853.
The all ages handicap race Of one mile and
return was won by Gabriel, Cape Clear "a,
Clickwater Che fav"rite) Sd. Time l:36a.
course was won easily hy Harry Bishop. Sky
Lark I'd, Judith Nhc favolilc> 3d, ine
3:J3
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-09-28

hANcl>CU, Sept. l2.--Capt. Nelson,
Irading schooner Western Home,
rived yesterday II days from Alaska,
he Arctic relief expedition OF the
cutter Thomas Corwin as lyi g at
|'e small ports, unable to proccr on
se owing TO The immense foes Of ice
lar her way. Capt. Nelson further
The ice this year has offered more
r. to voya2ers of the northern seas
neen known for years. 1t has come
iler than usual and packs thicker
nope, however, of the Corwin being
oceed in her search for the jeanette
fAlsSlng whalers as soon as a brrak
f occurs. 1t is generally believed
FS who are familiar with the passage
In by the Corwin that whenever the
and comes in early III the season it
and allows vessels to proceed be-
|'old weather comes on.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-09-28
Hayes nt the Carnival.

(EAN'lsro, Sept, 2O.--The president
attended the opening Of the Auth
PVal at Mechanics Pavilion. Long
O'Clock the floor and galleries were
with spectators. The arrangement
g'ks and the carniyatsencrally were
fesnperinleudence of Manager Locke,
iSh Street Theatre, and n0twithstand
!aSIe OF the preparations, everything
III order for the occasion aud the
presented very hal",somc appear
! after s o'clock lie presidential
'eled ty the S,M street door. passing
\ arch on which we're the words.
|Ae to our President The Carnival
pmposed Of young ladies in uniform,
Il llne from the entrance to the di-
stand, 10 which the party were at
quoted amid the cheers OF the crowd.
10 march then commenced, being SO
mat all the characters passed under
The president. At the termination
ialrh series Of tableauX were pre-
The stage, after which the usual
'hces IL The booths were commenced.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-09-28
SILVER BOW HOTEL.
WILLIAM sToLTE, prep'r.
The Best Of Accommodations
FOR THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
july 20 w.t.
Pipestone Hot Springs.

Those Famous Mineral Spring, having lately
reverted to the management of the undersigned
he takes pleasure in informing lnvalidS and
Pleasure Seekers. as we'll as the general public
of Montana, that the premises have lately been
greatly improved in tie way OF accommods-
tions far superior to anything previously offered
for the entertainment OF guests.
Enlarged Hotel Accommodations
Ventilated, Well Furnished Sleep
ing R0oms-New Bath
Rooms, Etc.
THE PIPEsrONE SPRINGS are Hot Mineral
Springs. their temperature being so high thati
the baths the natural temperature must be re
duccd for all except the most rugged. Theirwa-
teTS contain solution Of Iron. sulphur, Soda.
and other nj 'NrriiS, flu whole forming Mature,
Remedy. without rival in the world of science.
for the euro OF Rheumat. .Sln. Neuralgia. MerCu-
rial Poisoning. dyspepsia, General Debility ana
long standing constitutional diseases on whiCl
drugs exert no effect whatever.
THE SPRINGS are pleasantly situated at lh,
base of the ma III range Oi the IturIly Muunlai'!>
about 50 miles casi OF Butte an,l miles distant
from Helena "a the Tel minus The country sur
rounding tliP!h ahOulls in saino and streams
are we'll stocked with .i>n.
Beginning from the first of July, The under
signed Will thereafter run ii passenger coach be
tween Butte ami Whitehall. via the Springs.
The coach wli leave Whitehall every MOndar
morning, and returning will leave Butte every
Tuesday morning, from Morris Eros. Main - .
The trips will be Increased uS the business may
require.
jan&-w WIN. 8. BARNES & CO
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Railroads ann Steamboats,.
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Decorah-posten., 1880-02-18
3iot al 9bert.

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let Der. % leg GIT. Oct Dor en- af
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