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


YORK. Feb. 2S.-The Atlantic and
Telegraph Co., which has had work
herstanding and arrangement as to the
amount of dividends, with the
N Union Telegraph Co., had prior to
rrangement a compact enabling them
tlantic and Pacific Telegraph Coz to
The wire along the line OF the Balti-
/ Ohio Railroad. However, the tele-
War has assumed still more compli-
lape. The Baltimore II Ohio Railroad
Iyel a notice of its intention to take
of and operate the telegraph lines Of
antic and Pacific Telegraph Co. and the
oit & Ohio Railroad Co. between Wash
D. G.. and Marietta and Cincinnati,
Washington. Pa, Columbus, Ohio,
J. K. Ohio, and Chicago, Illinois, hereto
Grated by the Atlantic and Pacific Co.,
a temporary license. After notice
zen served and the lines all taken by
llroad company an injunction was
. oN President Garrett of the Baltimore
n Railroad Co.. at the Windsor hotel
Is city. to restrain his company from
possession Of the lines which were put
.Dy the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
= 1876 and 1871, under an arrangement
by General Eckert, then President, and
rs, then General superintendent Of the
r and Pacific Te!egraphic Co. This
|emrnt it is alleged provided that the
ID company, who were at that time
Eof consolidation between the Western
and Atlantic and Pacific Companies.
at any time have the option Of taking
: hes at cost. On Saturday last a con
kwas concluded hetwecn the Baltimore
b Railroad Co. and the American Union
faph Co., having ten years to run,
fby all the telegraph work and business
railroad shall be managed in connec-
filth the American Union Telegraph Co.,
II Of Western Union and Atlantic and
Telegraph companies.
Randall.
YORK, March 1.-The Worlds WASH
says that Speaker Randall left ycster
br New York to attend Il meeting of
bis syndicate called for Sunday noon.
(peaker and Mr.. Scott will represent
|ylvania at that meeting. Randall has
which are increased day by day, whetll-
outstanding all that has happened, and
+ royal services he has rendered Iilden
flton. the mantle of Til,len will fall on
/ Cincinnati.
Fhe national committee Of thirly-eight
met here on Monday, which were ap-
fa at st. Louis in 1876 as committee of
5 friends. only ten could be found to
\. Scott in the advocacy of Tilden's plan
+ coming campaign. This unexpected
|ion from Gramercy Park has led to the
|ion of a new syndicate, which is to
FITS first meeting in New York to-day.
|revaling opinion in Washington among
Pm Democrats is that TiIden will use
pclinery which he organized before at
Louis convention in 1875 and during
hlvaSs Of that year, in order to bring
complimentary nomination OF him.
Y Cincinnati.
Chisla'S Retaliation.
~ YORK, Feb. 2S.-A Washington spe-
The Erening Post SAYS: Late advices
China confirm the belief expressed last
hat the Emperor's advisers AZ" availlng
FelveS of the sentiment cvinceu III the
F$r emigration bill to make the foreign
conform to the ancient nsages OF the
Fe. Without ascribing the recent acts and
Rhcns OF the Chinese authorizes to the
Plents of resentment or treating them
FalatoEy III their nature. 1t is reason-
r. suppose that they are prompted IN
|d"grae by the treatment which the sub
|ot the Chinese Empire have have re-
\ from the law makers and citizens OF
Country. China is undeniablv strength