The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-01
miscellaneous Dispatches.

hleet'hS ana visited the mines compellinp the
o.''er mi ers TO quit work. Several ,n;ra.
'a|e reused 10 accede to the demands. Tba
arms OF the several Leadville military oroan i
zaeiohs are IN the hands of the strikers.
CHEfENNE' Wyo., May 36.-General b, +
bntler, en- route to the Pacific Coast. ex-
pressed the opinion that General Grant and
MI liloeh Will be nominated by their re-
spect'Ve parties, and that Grant would be the
stronger man before the convention.
DOVER, Del, May 25.-Thc Democratic
S.a'e convention met to-day. Delegates to
cincinnati were chosen, and a resolution in
S,facting the delegation to vote for Senator
nayard for President, was adopted.
CHICAGO, May Environment Republican
poiltlclans continue to CONF to this city in an
ticlpatlon of the convention. Among the
,ate arrivals are W. p. Frye, Don Cameron,
Eugene Hale, General McGeog, LIZ. Morton,
General Cane, Powell CLAYTON, Senator Fitch,
OF Indiana, and VIM. E. Chandler. The SUBJ
committee OF the national executive commit.
tee to-day took full charge of tho exposj,ion
building. They are all Grant mon.
CHARLESTON, s.. g., May 27.-There was
great excitement in the Court of General
Sessions at kinestree, this State, yesterday.
A man named Ward, found guilty Of forgery.
= ~ VClulSb " y aIlNOUDttu, rose
from his seat within the bar, drew a pistol and
fired twice at two mon Harper and Lane, the
principal witnesses against him. Harper was
not hurt, Lane wounded in both hands.
Ward is in Jail.
WILMINGTON, Del, May 27.-Wm. Neal,
colored, convicted of felonious assault upon
Mrs. Gosser, has been sentenced to be hanged
August 9th.
RnhE Nav 81 Tn Ir,.yrI, ,rll;,I,ol :,
letter from General Garibaldi, addressed to
his constituents in Rome, admitting that the
house of Savoy had powerfully aided in the
regeneration of Italy, but accusing it of hav-
ing afterwards ruined the country. General
Garibaldi recommended the dissolution of the
army, and that nothing be given to the
priests. He concluded his letter by urging
the people of Rome to hiss all the prominent
members of the Right as they left the Cham
Der of Duputies. The paper containing the
letter was seized by the police.
LARAMIE, Wyo, May PA messenger
has just arrived from North Park and reports
a large band of Indians in the Park on the
Michigan river. Two men, named Carr and
Dow, are supposed to be murdered, as they
were last seen near where the Indians were,
and their horses were afterwards seen among
those belonging to the Indians. They are
over one hundred miles from their reserva-
ton. Great excitement prevails.
CHICAGO, Nay 27.-George G. Gorham, ex-
Secretary Of the United States Senate and
representing California in the national COM
mittee, secured quarters at the Palmer House
last evening. lie does not believe the unit
rule will be broken, but even il such should
be the case a fair share of the California dele
CATION would vote for Grant.
SAN Francisco, May 1.-The Superior
Court this morning sustained the general de
murrer of kalloch against the Impeachment
proceedings by the Board Of Supervisors, and
dismissed the case.
JACKSON, Miss, N 27,-The Democratic
State convention was called 10 order by Hon
E. Earksdale, chairman ct the State Executive
committee. Three hundred and ten dele
gates were present. Ex-Governor 3. G
Humphreys as elected president. Delegate:
TO Cincinnati for the State at large are e. T.
Wallhaml, L. Barksdale, W. A. Perry and w
S. Featherston. The delegates were unin,
structed. No expression indicating prefer
ence.
RICHMOND Va, May 2T.-Tbe municipa
elections resulted in an overwhelming victory
for the Conservatives over the Readjusters
and Republicans.
NEW YORK, May 27.-rhe heat continue:
intense, the thermometer marking @oe intht
shade. The afternoon reports from New
Jersey AMI Long Island tell of numerous SUI
strokes, quite a number being fatal. In thi:
city many have been Frustrated by the heat
and the death rate has yearly doubled within
the past three days. Alon. the Jersey coss
and up the Sound the thermometer reached
800 degrees. Ali the crops are blasted.
DENVER. Nav 27.-The Times Leadvill'
special says:-Great excitement prevails thu
morning, the expected parade drawing every
body into the streets. The procession, con
sistins of about 1000 men, marched through
the principal streets headed by the band AM
was occasionally checreh by the observers
After parading, the miners held a meetin!
on Fryer hill and passed resolutions express
ing a determination to maintaint their deman'
for four dollars per day Of eight hours. Man.
hllne owners have expressed a deternllhatio'
not to acceie to the demand under any eli
vimStaures. The smelterS were not inter
fered with and are running as usual.
: WASuINGToN, May 27.-The general de
fcieurv bill reported to the House this after
noon contains the following FOR lcrrltnrla
} Legislative eXpeuses: For Montana. las
\tar. $S.GtO: Montana, previous years, S"i,oIt
} Among the items embraced IN the genera
deficiency bill are the following: ProFidFo
That no part of the appropriation Shall b
used in The payment OF general o. Specla
. deputy mar>ilals for services Iendera! at an
election, or for the pay m-nt OF fees ana ex
p4nSrs Of [ sllel States marshals and genera
: depu,le, earned during the fiscal yea "H'lIn
:. June 30 Il. 1850.
t WA>uINGroN. May 2I..-Ih" Secretary q
!. State received a ,iispalcl III from Faiman, Cor
, srti General 4 Cairo, stating thai Inc "oeJIs
I and pedestal Lad heen placed on board III
steamer. which wall sail in Il fortnight Tor III
l | uited States.
il. rhr treasury department TODAY purchase
. lyi uOO ounces Of fine silver for delivery a
: the Philadelphia. San Francisco and Cars"
% mtnts.
NEW York. May IS. The Herdid'% laies
9 fable niv-s ii. following. details: Grant, 4N
t blaine, 2l7: Sherman. 81; Washburne, IA
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