The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-09
ELEGRAMS 7!
NITED STATES.
Observation-Disclosures.

,ington special says: "There are many
.tions here of the boom for Thurman,
ially among the Democrats, who are
IA very nervous over the strength devel-
Inv Tilden. A gentleman from the
West says that if Tilden is nominated,
be impossible even to carry the solid
I, for him. The Bayard boom has had a
t,s back-set in the publication Of his
m of 1861. Seymour's health is declared
md. and lie cannot take the nomination.
Iricks is weak in the East. Under these
Instances, Thurnan's friends declare
neal business, and a good deal of it.
rev Secretary ofethe Republican national
0,ttee is q Blaine mar and would like to
Senator from Pennsylvania to- succeed
ter.
~pppears that although the President, after
inet consultation consented to accept the
hatien of Major Reno, of the Seventh
nv. and to withhold his approval of the
nee of dismissal from service pronounced
,e court martial, nothing has yet been
As o as the decision was reached
Reno was notified that out of regard
Is Gallant services in the war he would
prmitted to resign, so as to prevent a
|dof his disgrace, but his resignation has
at been received, and nearly month has
d, Reno's friends have been Infringing
l~ornous pressure to bear upon the Presi-
with the hope O inducing him to modify
pntence of the court so as to keep Reno
army.
ere never were 81 many scandals involv-
konurcssmen in %disreputable .hasons as
been brought to light here this winter.
tal are now Oh the tapis, and Southern
rrssmen arc nearly always the parties
Frned."
Celebrated Case-A Foul Islander.
ksBINGToN, March 3.-Thc trial of Vir-
llly for the murder of eX-State Senator
p. Gilmer, victim Of the Chisholm mas
will commence at Dekalb Monday
District Attorney Ford will conduct
fosecution. The widow of the murdered
leaves Washington tomorrow morning
end the trial as a witness.
IS Raymond. in whose behalf Mrs. Belva
wood Yesterday filed papers in a suit
st a Senator from Georgia for seduction,
shes to-day the following:
lereas, a suit has been filed by Belva A.
wood, attorney at law, in the District of
bnbia, in my name against Ben. II. Hill
Jane being an action for damages tor
ktion and support of child, now of my
free will and consent, without pay or
I'd or promise thereof, l declare that |
no claim whatever against y. ii. Hill
pe is not my seducer. That the papers
by said Lockwood were filed without
knowledge or consent, and against my
IN protest, and that they were never read
o me or by me and their contents were
own to Inc.
gncd) JESSIE RAYMOND.
The Chinese in Chicago.
IcAGo, March 3.-The Erening 7ele-
has an interview with some of the most
igent Cinnamon in this city, who say
= expect a large number of their people
y, and say their stay will be guided en-
by the reception they receive at the
= of manufacturers here. They expect
eneral strike threatened among the vari-
Industries will make room for them, and
~ Cinnamon have an eye on the uSurpa-
the places of the white laborerers, pro-
the employers sustain them. They are
enough to realize that trouble may
but do not fear the Chicago workmen as
do the hot-headed Kearneyitcs of the
c Coast. California animosity and a
etative railroad system is sending hun
of Mongolians to this city who were
with their friends. The new Chicago
btown will be located in South Clark
in the heat Of the city where cheap
bent and numerous police abound. Pub
Union, according y interviews is decid-
hostile to their advent.
W Tho Itoa
|AsuINGToN, March 3.-The Secretary of
hterior had a conference with Ouray, the
mpahgra and White River Utes, this
boon, and the Indians virtually agreed to
the terms of the Government, and will
heir reservation as soon As a definite
standing is reached. The Secretary will
~ the details OF the agreement to Con-
1t is thought that the White River Utes
Re removed to the Uintah reservation, III
and that Ouray and the Unconpahgras
pc settled in severalty on land on Grand
Utah. At a previous interview the
fern Ute delegation consented to give up
present reservation, and they will prob
be located OH a strip OF land bordered by
taPlata river in New Mexico, and near
avajo reservation.
prIingame Trenty-SOutllern Ire.
fCAGo, March 4.-The 7ribne's Wash
special says: 1t is reported that a
alton from the Chinese Six Companies
loon arrive in Washington to ascertain
gh the chinese legation whether the
d States proposes to recognize the Bur
ne treaty and protect the peaceful clti-
Of China resident in this country and
|ed in legitimate business. This is a
phase of the Chinese question. which
robably give the Cabinet some trouble.
Burlingame treaty, of course, very
~ guarantees protection by the United
TO every Chinaman landed in American
Pry: Secretary Evarts is understood TO
AID that the mission was unnecessary,
re have been no disturbances in San
lsco, and if there are any the local
titles will be quite able to suppress
ator Hoar's resolution, looking to an
|lgation into the action of a majority OF
louisiana Legislature in arresting and
soning the majority for expressing their
" ON the declaration that kellogg should
PC permitted to retain his seat, has
"a the ire of the Southerners. They
a sovereign State has the right to
line any members of the Legislature
nay disa .rce with the minority partisan
y will nr.hah1r rrocoIa fho pacSaUp pf