The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-03-15
Miscellaneous Dispatches.

ger, w. Is. Strong, of the AtchiSOn, Topeka
& Santa Fe railroad received the following
dispatch to-day
"PREsCoTT, Arizona, March 9.-The con-
CALCULATIONS of the Eleventh Legislative AS
sembly of Arizona are tendered to the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe & Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, upon the junction of the
two roads"
ST. LOUIS, March GA Kansas City spe-
cial says: Thomas Kimball, assistant general
manager of the Union Pacific road, arrived
here to-day from Topeka, where lie has been
for the purpose of establishing a pool be-
tween the Union Pacific and the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fee roads. kimball says
that although nothing definite was reached,
rates between Missouri river points and San
Francisco will remain the same as now.
LOUISVILLE, March GA Chicago cores
pondent learns that the Pennsylvania Rail
way company is looking with alarm at Jay
Gruld's schemes, as he has arranged to con-
sOlidate vast western interests, including
some dozen lines, and to replace the various
managements with one efficient set of Off
Gals.
LOUISVILLE, March 9.-Later develop
ments in the express robbery fastens the
crime upon Frank Rose and Frank Brewer,
uncle and nephew. The former is a brother
Of Val Rose, recently the general superin-
tendent Of the Adams, and afterwards of the
Union Company. at this place, and is about
so years old. The latter is a young man
about "A years old. The amount obtained
was S., 700. Both arrested.
MILWAUKEE, March Ex-senator Angus
Cameron was nominated for United States
senator OH the 4Sth ballot in the republican
caucus at Madison. There is great rejoicing
among leading republicans IN Milwaukee
over the news.
WASHINGTON, March 8. Thomas NJ.
Baker, clerk IN the dead-letter Office, was ar
rested on a charge of rif1ing dead letters. He
has been II years in the department.
CHICAGO, March GA Winnipeg special
says the Pacific syndicate has commenced
bringing supplies for the season over to the
west side of Red river.
BALTIMORE, March GA passenger train
was wrecked by a waslrout on the Baltimore
and Potomac. Fireman killed and several
others injured.
LONDON, March 9.-Fu4y torty-three ar
rests have been made in Ireland up to the
present time.
LISBON, March 9.--The chamber of depu-
ties, after a seven days debate with closed
doors, adopted the Lorenzo Marqnese treaty
with England. The treaty makes no conces-
sion of territory to England but gives her the
right of way for commercial and military pllr-
poses. England thus gains access by Delo-
goa Bay to her South African colonies which
is an important and strategic commercial ad-
vantage.
LONDON, March 1O.-ln the commons, Har-
ting1ou said the order for the withdrawal of
the British troops from Candahar has already
been given.
LONDON, March 1O.-In the common Glad
= stone stated the government assented to the
prolongation Of the armistice with the Beers.
The announcement was received with cheers
: by the radicals.
LONDON, March 9.-The rifle match be.
tween Carver and Scott, for 96O0, has begun.
Conditions-2,0O 900 shots nightly for 10 nights,
at 1000 glass balls propelled from traps,
! First nights score: Carver, $40; Scott,
a 035.
ROsIrA, Cal, March 10.-At two O'Clock
this morning o ire broke out III Miller'S gro
Gerry store, and spreading destroyed the entire
business portion of the city, with stocks OF
merchandise including the post Office and con
l tents. The fire was evidently the work OF
= an il cendiary. Loss estimated at Sl3U,O0O
y The amount of insurance can not he stated
at the present, but it will cover only a small
L, per centage of the loss. The records of de, d.
: and all records pertaining to the county
e courts were saved.
= CmCAo, March 1O.-The failure of Geo
' G. Greche, the largest butter and cheese eX
porter in the city, is due largely - =, tar
f that he was swindled in purchases. He sup
posed he was buying a genuine article, Blu
9 found he had therein been badly sold. Iht
adulteratiOn was at once discovered when TIN
goods reached England.
y DEADwooD, March Ex-senator Plat
Roscoe Conkling and others of New Yorl
have organized the Deadwood and RedWate
6 railroad, to build a narrow gauge connectin!
all the mining camps in this portion of TIN
Hills with the coal banks, 40 miles northwest
A majority of the directors are here, and th
o preliminaries are we'll under way.
NEW YORK, March 1O.-OLeary becam
independent Of his trainers tonight, and in
formed them: 81 am boss" Rowell has fol
/ lowed Albert into retirement, but took
seven-nile spin for practice, which he ran i
y 4l:l5. At 1880 OLeary retired for sleel
followed an hou later by Vaughan. At mic
~ night the score stood:
Al ST. PAUL, March 10. 1t is believed ths
L. the governor will appoint a. j. Edgerto
!. senator. He has been a democrat, grange
a. and republican.
Al-ADlSON, WIS.,, MATCH Angus tdii
It cron was elected United States to-day, uit
-, Carpenter.
ct LONDON, March 1O.-In the second nigl
lis OF The Carver and Scott rifle contest The aegr
cate glass balls broken was 900 each.
BERIIN, March 1O.-The municipality
the nation formally protest against BismarCk
imputation of unfair assessment, wishing
es proceed in conjunction with the magistrac
r. The emperor desires Pultjamer to reta
Sc the post Of minister of worship, especially
nj view of the copcillatory negotiations VII
Curia.
New York, March 9.-In the Whittak