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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-06

WASHINGTON, June Il.


The President has gone west and Secretary
Sherman south, each for a short time. The
President will make tour OF the Pacific
states this summer, and all the memheys Of
the cabinet will be absent for Il time.
Secretary Sherman, before going away. ex-
pressed great satisfaction with the financial
situation and with business prospects through
out the country. Probably he is the best in
formed man in the union on all subjects COLI
nected with our national interests.
WashnStsnans feel special interest in
the national conventions, of course, as most
OF them are in some way Immediately con-
cerned in government proceedings. Chicago
caused more commOtiOn here than elsewhere,
and Cincinnati promises to eclipse even that.
The withdrawal Of Messls. Seymour and
Tiden brings General Hancock and others
well known in Washington to the front. The
preference here, think, is for Hancock, both
because OF personal liking for the man and
because he is regarded as available.
Captain Iowgates vessel, the Gulnare
which leaves to-day to establish colony in
the northern regions for polar explorations
goes entirely under private auspices. The
government does net recognize the vessel OF
he project One naval officer will 60 on the
vessel, having received leave of absence.
The change in this administration manne
of dealing wish Mexico is strkingly shown b.
late events. On Saturday prompt order
were given to prevent raid upon Mexican
territory, and it has just been decided not It
permit our troops to follow Nictoria's Indian
across the border. Three years ago the al
miusl slraton adopted such a course toward
Mexico that only the helpless condition G
| that country prevented war. The chang
is at once creditable to the United States an
gratifying to good citizens of both countries
| kNON.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-06
The Death Roll.

The New York Herald, publishes the
following as the list so far as known Of those
who lost their lives al the burning Of the
Seawanahaka:
NEW YORK, June 29.-Mamc Beach,
2 years of age, a daughter OF
the late Judge Beach Of Glencovc; Martha
Ballet $ years of age; Constantine Cherry 4
years; Mrs. George ". Cotton; drowned
Jones colored, child of Charity Jones; Miss
Mary Reed, drowned; Shaler, child Of Mrs
Shaler, who was saved with her other child
Vandcrvatcr . years Of age. of Glcncovc
body not recovered.
Unknown dead "A male child months
old was burned; female child ten months
old, drowned: woman 10 years OF age
burned to crisp: a boy wears old: ;
German woman; baby Is m"ntll
old drowned
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-06
International Rife Match.

DUBLIN, June 2S.-Thc reprcse Natives OF
the irish rltlemcn whO will he At Dolly
Mount Tomorrow are Fenton, Young, VIM.
Rlsby. John Riaby, Miner aud J"ynt' with
Cos!lan aud Murphy AS reserves. !he
Americans were at the ranges a H'"n trying
their rifles AMI sights. A strong vast wih'l
wa. blowing across the range. ia" weather
is dull and towering. Individual shootln. at
900 wards range WAS excellent ih" ilish
team came an Enur later. Th' N'a'h"'
promises badly Tor to-m"Irow. Al ~! Storm
seems brewing aud thrre are gone showers
flying.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-06
Read Ayenss NJ Work.

SALT LAKE, June 29.-The stage from
Challis, Idaho, was robbed Saturday night by
six convcts who escaped from the Idaho pen
jtentiarv. There were seven passengers IN
the coach, five neil and two women, who
were robbed of all their valuable.', amount
ing to a few hundred dollars. and stripped OF
their clothing, being left absolutely naked.
In that condition they travelled several mlles
TO the next station. y here sheets and blankets
we're obtained for covering uatil they reached
the Utah Northern road on Sunday evening.
Soma of the victims arrived here this morning.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-06
THE BURNED STEAMER.
Loss az Life Greater than Al FIRST Re
ported.

NEW, YORK, June 20.-The scene as the
bodies were carried in from the boat and the
collins opened, was heartrending. One old
gentleman, Mr.. De Bevoise, was frantic with
grief when be identified the body of his son
David IL. DE Bevoise, of 392 Pacific street,
Brooklyn. The body of a beautiful young
woman about 2Oyears of age, was identified
as that of Mary Reed. The body of stout
lady about so years Of age. was supposed to
be that Of Mrs. Rtchie, of Locust Grove,
Long Island. 1t is reported that there are
about 100 bodies on Rsndall's Island, and
number on Long Island shore. The body of
young man was picked up by row boat,
and moored TO q stake at the foot Of 115th
street. 1t is known that some Of the crew
did not do their duty, but Jumped into the
river and swan ashore. When the flames
broke out the Seawanallaka was passing
through He'll Gate, but was run on until
nearly burned to the waters edge, and had
entered little Hell Gate. However, members
of the crew say she could not have been
beechcd sooner.
Some terrible sights confronted the report
crs at the wreck this morning. On the star
board side, nearly level with the edge, was a
bed of cinders and iron containing the re-
mains Of two human bodies. Who they
we're will probably never be known, for the
remains bore resemblance more closely to
chunks of burnt meat. The heads and limbs
were welded by fire and heat into a very
small compass. The bodies lay about eight
feet apart. On part of the horizontal boiler.
the ordinary position of which was directly
beneath the main forward deck, were the
bones of third. How the person got thsrc
| is mystery, unless, indeed, he or she fell
there through the burning deck, and tlIeE
met death thousand tinos more horrible
than by drowning. Under the mass Of ruins
that spread out from the hulk, it is though
| other bodies will be found.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-06
THE CORRUPT CANDIDATE.
High Republican Testimony rs TO Gen.
GNriieId-s Character.
New York Tribune, Feb. |, 1873

New York tribune, FEB. |, 1873
Let US gather up the ends from all this
snarl of testimony and see, if posi-
BILE, just where we stand. Read the evidence.
With varying degrees of guilt or guilty knowl-
edge, every man of them, with one exception
(Mr. Blaine), has been obliged to confess that
at some time he had held this stock, and at
some time-under stress of conscience, let us
hope, though that is not fully proven-got rid
of it. Now let lis go slowly over the list
James A. Garfield, of Ohio, had ten shares
he never paid dollar: received $329, which
after the Investigation began he was anxious
to have considered as loan from Oakes Ames
to himself.
These men betrayed the trust of the people,
deceived their constituents, and by their evas-
ions and falschoods confessed the transactions
to be disgraceful. Pass no resolution. Drop
it where it is. Remand the whole business to
the people.
New York Times, Feb. 10, 1881
Of the members referred to- Messrs. Kelly
and Garfield present most distressing figure.
Their participation IN the Credit Moblier at
| fair is complicated by the most unfortunate
contradictions of testimony which the COM
mittee do not undertake to unravel, The
only possible comment on their cases is, that
had they taken "a perfectly upright course IN
the matter, and refused to have anything TO
| do with the stock, no occasion for contradiC-
| tian could have arisen.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-06

FW YORK, June 20.-The excursion
\ tug Branch, just after casting OIL from
Eock this morning, and crowded with
|ay-school party on their way to Long
|ch, was run into by an ol boat ana
PED in below the water line. The boat
fl TO fill, causing great alarm on board
Y the teachers and children, and making
c The friends on shore who Witnessed
fCllision. The boat speedily returned t."
Fock and all were landed in safety, alter
u the boat sank rapidly.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-06
ONE LOOK.

While we were hurrying through crowded
street
The human surges brought us face to face;
And 1t has never been my lot TO meet
With one revealing more Of native grace.
AS like a flash that language of the heart
Which binds long legends in d single look,
Game forth, in guise secure from carnal art.
And though our passing but moment took,
That holy glance and half completed smile
Which came to me while eye was fixed on eye
Invoked a spirit thrill, whose noble style
Results in sweetness that can never die.
And with me, so must ii be with her!
For mutual causes like results confer.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-06
Prospectors Killed by Indians.

DENVER, June 2e.-The Tribuae's Santa
Fe special says: P. j. Clibborn who has
just returned from Arizona, reports murder
some days ago of two unknown prospectors
near Fort Defiance, by Navajo Indians, and
says a party of four soldiers and an interpre-
ter left the Fort for the Navajo agency to at
tempt the arrest of the murderers. The
Navajo Chiefs short time ago asserted
friendship for the whites, and these murders
are thought to be the work of few hot
bloods.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-06

At Reno, Nevada. according 10 one of Mr..
II. A. proc,ors letters to an English Journal,
there now lives a man who is probably tie
strongest in the world. His name is Angelo
Cardela He is all Italian, aged 80 years, >
feet 10 inches in height, and weighs l9o
pounds He Is a laborer, of temperate habits,
but not objecting to the moderate use of malt
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-06
Russia viii Take n Hand.

ST. G.-One or more i'"Ss'"u
shps of war, proceeding 10 iaL'"s'oeN W
way of the SneI canal, WILL II "e'ts>"' s,;' - , -,
participate in making Joint "'''''''S ''''"''
n.A;nsi Turkey.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-06

DLyMo,,Nr. 10Th, Junc.-ln the %H'
yard range tlr. Americans stood fi'. tn" lrSI
I}G AZ 900 ware, range the Anrrrths >'"ou
13G thr Irish rs. At 1000 wards rang" tn"
American, stood 40, the Irish III.
Grand 1otalS:-Th" Americans l.2"2. II"
Irish l,2So. The s|or" at l.W' yards was
I1f
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-06

|iCAGu, June 2S.-Some swindlers at
FL to a circus now in iowa, defraudcd a
|ser out of $4,000 The proprietor and
Fds were promptly arrested, aud rather
submit to the delays Of a trial, the for
|'efnnded the money lost by the granger
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-06

The defeat in the Chicago convention was
unpleasant, but partial recompense comes to
us in the news that st. Louis will fall more
than one hundred thousand short of Chicago's
population in the new censuS.-Inter Ocean.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-20
RAILWAY Exrxxxuex.

The Ly01 Coszfy TsEss takes q h0refs.
rse~ 81 the proposed sIznsasn a the VIZ
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-20
rHE WORLD OF WAGGERY
A Airthfni Aei.aSe frsm Diver

reeo&3ezs Ez6crx Lee
Her praises s1sIl I tz-s.
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her fss2sxs bid haur
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fGA many 1aizsy rIaes a.z sAs.
Ana Al swf4i APPETITE
II i rot until the front fsces becpres
rIekety taA, some families hegin 10 u-oo 4
gate
A t1rkeT never finds fanls with his dress
Ing Isis thyme shA was said for tie Lird.
Says he s1Ovstorn 10 the farrsr: 1.
yoa n2ye any steers 30 shed, prepare q
she'd them now"
In the midst Of life We are in daiiy ~
esipt Of the Congressional Record.
Father who Is aix2ys trying to teach b,
son o 10 4cs while AZ the tZbleJ-Weu.
John. you see that xhen / have anished
eating, | Always leave the table. John
les sir; and that Is about all YOU do leave.
A Californian killed two Indians With
cue bullet. The bullet went through the
nrss me. and half through the second.
This makes Beck's sun say: There's no oc-
easion for such economy in bullets. The
people are willing To furnish . bulle. for
ezcn Indian.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-20

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-20

The oldest man in California is Juan
Norine, now living ON the Rancho La Brea.
about six miles west OF Los Angeles. He
IS At least lilo. and may be several wears
Older than that. for his father vas one Of
the twelve founders Of the pueblo Of Los
Angeles. founded in 1851. at which time
'GaH sas . lad II years and upwards. The
old man = partially paral.zed on one side,
but, nevertheless. he gets around very we'll
and works diligently in his garden. He Is
small in stature and considerably bent.
He has the appearance Of extreme old age,
but seems 10 retain all his faculties. He
speaks the spanish language only. but con-
verses freely in that, and is fond Of talking
about the early events of the country.
which he remembers distinctly. He ire.
quently rides to town with his family
friends. and seems to enjoy the sights of
the city a. much Is anybody. His history
Is well known TO the native population
about Los Angeles, many Of whom viii
vouch toy his extreme aSe
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPECIAL re rsK Erzzxa Daily s-xxrtxKLl
British Domlnat.on in

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Eospos. January Is.
/ 4 dispatch from C2bul SAYS dlssensions
have arlzsn sun0ag the Afghan leaders Il
Ghuzin- AAhouaed Jan has gone 10 Suer-
nah and the PRIEST N~as<Lkialim to War
OAK xooss Khan, the eldest son Of
fskoob kkan. y nos under the sole guild
ance OF sirasr TAkir Khan. the only Sirdar
Of birth who saprorts him. Sirdar Wall
AaAomed- has entered upon his daties A.
Governor Of Cabal and the Surrounding
dsssrletz- he is thu best choiee g neral
Roberts could make. bot be Is neither
strong N Character nor superior in inte.-
lect- He hopes. doubtless. from the Gov
ernorshiP 10 rise later to the Ameership.
TO which be has long been an aspirant. but
the Governments choice l. in no way bet
tered BY the present appointment. General
Roberts has bern revising the fortiicztions
and greatly extending his position. Two
high bills on the west Of the city are being
crowned BY strong bloek-hous~s. A Csbul
correspondents quotes IN opinion IS eom-
ing from high authority that there has
neser been 80 strong . combustion in
Afghanisfan a. the recent me-, and that in
haying fsiled under the most favorable
Circumstances no further eomhirsfiou
need be feared. II seems REASONABLE 10
hope that the interference OF tie British
Government in the Affairs Of A~fghanistsn
will Be gradually aeq1iesced in BY the AZ
ghans- Martial law in CAbul has been
s~uspended- All walls within q thousand
yards OF shispar are being leveled and
roads are beng made in all directions.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-20
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-20

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-20
Notice cs Assessment,
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-01-20

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