The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-11-16

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1O.-Garfield's plu-
rality in the state is 6,54O.
DANv1LLR, Va, Nov. 1O.-Tbe seat of
Hon. Geo. Cabell, represe NATIVE from the
| fifth congressional district to congress-, will
be contested by J. L. Stowell, his opponent.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 10. Gen.
Wheele1's, democrat, majority over Low,
greenback and independent, in the 9Th con-
gressional district is a..
The house organized with Dawson as
speaker. The governors message deals en-
tirely with state matters. Election of U. 5.
senator to fill the place vacated by Prior oc-
ours Tuesday the 23d. The principle candi-
dates are Watt, Walker. Pugh, Bradford and
O'Neal.
PROVIDENCE, Noy. 10.-A warrent was
issued at Wakefield last hight for the arrest
of Jerry Sprague on charge of attempting to
shoot his mothers trustee.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 10.-W. R. Morris (rep.)
majority in this congressional district, over
Casey (dem.) S44.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1O.-Jee Man, the China
man who was murdered by unknown robbers,
was buried to-day, after the Christian forms.
He was a member of the mission school, and
having outgrown many of the superstitlons
of his race, although not a convert. Many
SUNDAY school children, as well as Chinese
lpSlttIIJS tlLClldCh VIM Ri4Sl"A' ~
uurstbut, of the First Presbyterian church
otiiciatcd.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11.-The official
canvass of the city gives Hancock, 2l,4T1
and Garfield, 1869, which makes Hancock's
plurality in the state 122. ROsecrans beats
his opponent for congress by l,5O0. Judge
Terry runs behind his ticket POS, lnsurlng his
defeat.
CuICAGo, Nov. 1%l.-John Mccarthy, who
attempted to drag a deputy I. 5. marshal
from the polls in the ninth ward, on election
day, was bound over to the grand jury in THE
snn Of one thousand dollars, by L. 5. Gem
missioner Uoyne. This makes the fifth city
official thus committed for a similar offence
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE loss by the earth,
Quake in Agram Croatia Tuesday is estimate
/ at 3,OOO,O 900 florins, without reckoning the
damage lone to churches. Reports OF tho
havoc done by the earthquake have been re
ceiyed from the whole surrounding country
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 12.-All the nihil
: lists who were tried for plots against the car
lite have been found guilty. Five were sen
-, fenced to death and eleven to hard labor il
, the mines at terms ranging from fifty years t.
life. Three women were sentenced to l;
wears penal seryit,Idc, but the court said i
would ask for nit igation.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The Times Rom
special says: 1t is well known III Natica
circles that the pope is much cnlbarrasSc
$ about Irish affairs. lie fully understand
= that it is not 4 question between Catholic All
V Protestant, but between the friends Of orde
r and of anarchy. He openly disapproves asr;
c rian government, and sincerely desires to as
a sist the Irish If possible. lie is well awai
: fhat he is only hearing one side Of the cas-
S and feels if he were to break the silence Il
: might, in seeking to do good, prsdlce tn
contrary result through his Imperfect know
edge OF affairs.
l. DUBLIN, Nov. 12.--The ~Orangemen con
i prising the Boycott relief expedition wei
hooted the whole way from Claremoiris
II Ballinrobe. They took up quarters in II
e barracks for the night and the barracks we
If guarded by troops. The expedition start
II for Hoycett'S farm at noon to-day, guarded
Is $50 infantry and a company of huzzars. Or
& hundred Infantry and a squadron of caval1
encamped last night near Boycett's hous
Boycett has announced his intention of gu
- ting Ireland. There is a considerable lull
the excitement at BalIlnrobe to-day. Du
u ing the night 90 more troops arrived.
If LONDON, Nov. 12.-The Laycock-Iianlt
rowing match is of, Hanlon failing to NAL
the final deposit of stake money.
MONTREAL, Nov. II. In a collision
trains at the st. Lin junction j. Henry Pa
or gan, President Lawrence and the baggai
ct man, name Conway, were killed.
SHREVEPORT, La. Nov. ia cyclol
Is passed over Reach e yesterday evening whi'
n literally demolished the town, including Il
Baptist church and the Baptist female sen
in nary, killing Prot. Rynolds, who had arrive
in the day before from Mississippi; bad
lie wounding and breaking the leg of Rev. NJ
k, Tucker, president of the seminary, al
breaking the leg and shoulder Of his son, al
wounding Mrs. FANNIE Thomas badly. Mai
De others received painful but not dangerous i
j~uries. The residences and outbuildings
IN the Hon. Sidney E. Hall. Jasper McMill'
and Mrs. Cowan were blown entirely ava