The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26
Misce ellaneous Dispatches.


elect Malone, Of Virginia. Wallace and
Randall have assurances direct from John
Kelly that before sunset Monday both wines
Of the New York democracy will be harmon
ized.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-The conservative re-
publicans Of New York issue an address to
tha. etends of Hancock, very like that OF the
ONO democratic committee, urging every
body to vote for the democratic nominees.
The association calls upon the people to come
forward and unite with them in raising, by
single subscriptions Of few dollars each 4
great popular fund for the defense Of the
polls. This fund IL to be regarded - the
peoples voluntary fall tax levied by them
selves to keep access to the polls In Novem-
Der free free from fraud and force.
NEW York, Oct. 15.-A letter from Gen.
Hancock, written Oct. 18th, Is published, in
which he says he believes in fostering Ameri-
can industries and raising government reve-
nues by tariff. As fa1as we are concerned
all talk Of free trade is folly. He endorses
Eaton's bill, or some similar one ON tariff.
He finds, however, inconsistencies in the pres
ent tariff which should be adjusted.
CoLUMBUs, Oct. 15.-The Official returns
have now been received from all the counties
of Ohio, which show that Townsend's majori-
ty for secretary of state is 18,02S. In several
of the counties containing large cities Town
send was cut considerably on account of his
record, but this did not have ito
effect on the balance of the ticket and hence
the average majority for all the other candi-
dates will be fully 10000.
LITTLE Rock, Oct 16.--A severe wind aud
rain storm broke glass, blew down circus
tent, blew over hon cage and both the lion
crowds Of people, any panic.s snsued, but
finally quiet was restored and the lions were
recaptured.
NEW YORK. Oct. 10.-Augustus Schell de- :
clines the nomination for the mayoralty,
hoping that some more worthy man may be
chosen who will unite both wings of the
party.
CoLuMBUs, Oct. lG.-The democratic state
central committee met the leading democrats
of the state o.day. All persons were pledg-
ed to secrecy. A resolution was adopted that
every democrat would work until the close
Of the polls on election day, and that this
In every way, and would prosecute the can
vass in Ohio with increased exertion. II il
claimed that there was the utmost determine
tion to carry the state for Hancock and Eng
lisll.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 15.-Returns from all
the counties In the state except Ripley give
Porter plurality OF 1854. Ripley gave a
democratic majority in 1870 of 225.
Full returns from the 3Oth congressional
district give C. c. Watson, democrat, SS1
majority. The congressional delegation now
stands 8 republicans and democrats.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IA Victoria dis.
patch, Thursday night, says that q slide took
place six miles below Cache creek, which
completely damned up Thompson river to
height Of 120 feet, which the river must sur
moYnt before resllming It's course. Should
the dam break away all al once the damage
to the railway works and to the wagon road
will be enormous.
PlrTsBuR0, Oct. 15.-Epizootic is raging
here with much fatality to horses.
WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 15.-Latest re-
turns do not alter the result Of Tuesdays
election. The total republican net gains 50
far as heard from are 3,312.
CHEYENNE, Oct. 18.-The Leaders, special
from Rawlins says: Jack Pierce shot and
killed Joseph Hornbeck. The parties are
teamsters with Mai. Powell's outfit. The
mob threaten to lynch Pierce.
The democrats have nominated NJ. E. Post,
a well known banker ana wool grower. for
delegate to congress.
OURAY, Oct. 14.-Berry still eludes state
arrest, and has asked the Washington author.
tiles, by telegraph, what he shall do. He IL
in the Indian camp, and is protected. Meach-
am is in the military camp.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 17.-Porter's prestige
forces the mention of his name for the sena-
torship, but Hanna would be acceptable for
governor, but as the senate Is tie he could
not be spared by the republicans.
New YORK, Oct. 1O.-John l. Davenport
has addressed letter TO John Kelly and the
members Of the committee Of organization at
Tammany ball in reference 10 the statemen:
made by members of that committee that
they possessed evidence of the colonization Of
voters in this city in the interest Of tie re-
publican party. He calls upon the IN to pro-
duce their evidence and promises tia, in ev.
cry case where 1t is established to cause th-
arrest of the offending parties ana permit
them to be brought before such United States
commissioner as Kelley or his counsel may
designate.
NEW YORK, Oct. lS.-ln view Of Gen
Hancock's recent letter TO Randolph defining
his views Oh the tariff not Eeng sufficiently
explicit and comprehensive to make it as et
fectual a campaign document as the exigen-
cies of the case demand, lie will write sup
Elementary letter on the subject, making Iii,
views so clear and broad that there eau be no
mistake in the matter.
DENVER, Col, Oct. lS.-A telegram To-
Gov. Pitkin says: "Indian Agent Berry
Hoyt, Cline and Meacham are all now in Jail
at Gunnson City charged with the murder ct
Jackson, the ficighter.
DUBLIN, Oct. 1S.-A eleat dtmtIsi,a,, Ia
Of Orangemen took place at Dcrsehallrty.
County Down. to protest agaiEst lie Ta,re.l-
te agitation. Two policemen htk.uts If
the speeches.
DENVER, Col, Oct. lS.--A di>pat.h lt'eiv-
ed here to-day. says Indian agent Ecny las
not been arrested ard has been sccreted ci,i.-
er by the Indians Or L. S. Troops.
ST. PAUL, Oct, lS.-The storm was nc.
very severe here, but the wires are down ia,
all directions around the city. Nothing is
known Of the Northern Pacific couDtry yc',
except that the snow Is heavier than 1t was
all last winter.
BVENUS AYREs, Oct. Is. A terrific snow
storm occurred in this province on the lS,i,