The weekly miner., 1880-12-07
Miscellaneous Dispatches.

LEXINGTON, Nov. Ex-senator Beck
says the democratic policy during the session
will be strict attention to business, SO far as
| to render an extra session needless, leaving
the responsibility for delay or obstruction
with the republicans.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-Secretary Sher-
mans annual report has been prepared and
printed in pamphlet form. He will transmit
it to the collectors Of customs Thursday next
to be held by them until the next Monday
after its transmission to Congress, when it
will be given to the press.
NEW York, Nov. 2S.-The Times Wash
ing special says: Since his arrival in. Wash
ington Garfield has had several conversations
with Secretary Sherman. and during one OF
them, it is reported, there was very full and
frank discussion between them in relation to
Sherman's continuance after March 4th at the
head of the treasury department.. Sherman
refused, 1t is said, to remain in the treasury,
and will persist in his efforts for the Senator
ship.
New YORK, Nov. 27.-Manager Abbey, of
Booths theatre, in a card to the public, says
that he feels he has no right to set his single
opinion against that of almost an entire COM
munity and thus outrage any sentiment they
may possess and therefore has concluded not
to produce or give any presentation whatever
of the Passion Play
LONDON, Ont, Nov. 2S.-Harry White and
Mathew Allen, believed to be leaders of
gang of bank robbers, were arrested by the
police after stout resistance. Their accom-
plices escaped.
DENVER, Nov. GA report reached here
tonight from Leadvlle that riot is in pro-
gress among the miners at Robinson's Camp,
about 20 miles from Leadvlle, and that
Lieut.. Governor-elect Geo. B. Robinson had
.zI~
gone from Lealville. The report is believed
to he true.
NEW York, Nov. p. The Suns Philadel-
phia special says movement is on foot
there, engineered by Cameron, to make Grant
senator in place of Wallace, Grow being
distasteful to Cameron. Grant has house
in Philadelphia and so Pennsylvania is as
much his home as any other state.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The new fast
mail train between Boston and New Orleans
placed the New York morning papers on the
streets al 10 a. IN. The train was half an
hour late on arriving in Washington, but it
reached Richmond on schedule time.
CHICAGO, Noy. 2S.-The Inter Oceans
Washington special says: John |. Davenport
has been here to-day. He and Marshall jew
ell had consultation with Garfield in rela-
ton to the Chinese forged letter. Davenport
says in few days more indictments will be
returned. 1t is understood that he is after
certain democratic politicians in Washington
who do not suspect that 1t will fall on them.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 29.--A Eureka,
Nevada, dispatch says the hosting works and
blacksmithshop of the Wales Consolidated
mine burned last night. Less, $4,000 !;
partly insured. There was no loss Of life,
the miners escaping by another outlet. The
: works will be reconstructed at an early day.
DENVER, Nov. 27.-The official canvass of
the vote for congressman give Beltord, re-
| publican, 27,0S9; Morrison, democrat, "a 476;
Murray, greenback, 1G9l. The legislature
will stand, senate, republicans %; democrats
3; house, republicans 46; democrats 13.
This gives the republicans majority on joint
ballot of 80. The vote on presidential cleo
tors will be canvassed Tuesday.
BERLIN, Nov. 2S.--The Gazette declares
that Berlin and neighborng towns are in a
, state of seige for another year. Another ship
load of socialists have left Hamburg for
America.
DUBLIN, Nov. 2S.-The magistrates of
county Glare have resolved TO call upon the
! government to take measures to maintain law
and order.
MELBOURNE, Nov. 2S.-The commander
and six of the crew Of Her Majestys schooner
Sand-hy, were murdered at the Solomon
Islands.
LONDON, Nov. 2S.-The Chilians occupied
, Plsco, 130 miles south of Lima, on the 10th
) inst, without opposition.
JERSEY CITY, Nov. 2S.-Mamie and Annie
Artise, aged respectively and 5 years, while
playing on the ice broke through and fell into
: the water, when John Barton, aged y years.
f ran to their assistance and gathered both uE
in his arms, but before reaching the shore
the youngest girl was dead.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 2S.-Nicholas Ford
epubllcan-greenbacker will have no con
D test, General Craig, his opponent, having
given up the fight.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The statement il
published here to-day that Baroness Burtett
, Coutts has been married. The ceremony il
: positively declared to have taken place yes
= terday.
S BUFFALO, New York, Nov. 2s.-Four rail
f road accidents occurred in this vicinity to-day
involving the probable death of six men
The accidents were mostly On the Lake Shor
and New York Central roads.
VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. 2S.-The recen
t earthquake shock was very violent. Glacier
, wele split from the base to the summit, an.
great masses were cast into the valleys ant
creeks, completely filling them up.
: WASHINGTON, Nov. 2T.-The Natiena
Grange adjourned sine die tonight. Th
r next annual meeting will be held in this Gil
on the third Wednesday in November, 1881
ST. PAUL, Minn., Nov. 28.-The Jury il
- the case of Mrs. Mary G.. Wesshar, charge
with the murder of her husband in April last
brought in verdict tonight at Lesueur q
murder in the first degree.
. New YORK, Nov. 2S.--A dispatch fror
= Liverpool reports the outbreak of horribl
u :, war at New Calabsr, attended with fearful
: butchery.
!. FAIRMoNT, Ill.,, Nov. 20. - Unrequite