The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-08
The English Parliament will not meet until
tho nth of next month. ~ r In 4

Several railroad lines between New Yerl
and Chicago will put on fast trains. Com
petition for passenger traffic is The cause.
The last act of the Senate was til e confirm
alton of the nomination Of Charles H. Gould
as Receiver of Public MONIES at Miles City,
Vennor predicts the coming winter will be
an open one. The stocknen Of Montana viii
be pleased to learn his and will be more
pleased If the prediction prove true.
1t now transpires that General Grant did
not favor Mr.. Tyner for First Assistant Post
master General. He cast the weight of his
influence in favor of Mr.. Hatton, and that
gentleman secured the prize.
WINDOWS credentials weSe sent into the
Senate on the morning of the day of the ad-
.journment of that body. The new Senator
from Minnesota evidently anticipated warm
work over the Lynthburg affair and desired
''to Re il at the DEATH
After an extremely long examination the
Malley brothers were bound over on the 22d
ult. IL appear before the January criminal
term Of the Superior Court to convene in
WV AA2NSA'- o" "Ao'S w tAN NAi~' VI hALl
dering Miss Jennie Cramer. No bail was
allowed
Nj. raruell is credited with say ing if tue
farmers stand finn for a year they will bring
Inc government and landlords to their Knees.
The tight he contends is nothing more than a
question Of money and courage. The cour-
age the people have, bu: where is the money
to come from?
The COW boys are in possession ut al that
part Of Arizona lying S nth Of San Simon
station aud east OF Tombstone. Tuey are
steali 9 stock and committing all soILs Of
Expectations, the most Of which outra yes
will Of curse D9 duly charged up TO the ac-
Count q. The Indians.
a few stalWart Journals IL the East ar" al
redlo mentioning the name OF the President
for ting second term. It. is rather LOO esrly to
speculate upon his probable SUCCESSOR, lit it
may be remarked that if Mr.. Arthur does not
10 all in his power to succeed himself he will
be an exception among those who have held
he posi- ion during the past twenty years.
President Arthur bravply met the repre-
sentatives Of the Woman's Christian Tenn
per.nce Association recently at Washington.
When the bachelor President was informed
that the Southern tempera 'ce ladies expec'ed
u share OF his affections he modestly assured
the fair speaker that they should have it.
Mr.. Arthur is a Stalwart and, not uni Ike Nj.
CunkIing, his great leader, he is imbued with
a chivalrous desire to please and accommo-
date he fair sex.
Saa Francisco papers arc considerably exer-
Cised over a gigantic monopoly in sugar,
which, it is claimed, is solely enjoyed by Carl
Spreckels. Under the reciprocity treaty
existing between the United States and the
Sandwich Islands he brings sugar from his
plantations in kalakua's kingdom 10 San
Francisco free OF duty. He has also formed
all alliance with the Central Pacific whereby
sugar is practically barred from that road,
thus forcing California dealers to buy of
him. As Mr.. Spreckels imports from his pos
sessions nearly all the sugar consumed in the
Golden State, he is rapidly SURPRISING the
great bonanza kings of the Pacific coast in
wealth. Hence Calitol MIA wants the treaty
abTogtted.
In all article concerning the relation, Of the
values CT live atock il American and foreign
markets, the Pittsburg StOckU,dn says:
Cattle have nearly reached the point, cx.
porte!s say, where they cannot be shipped 10
Europe with profit. The advance III hogs is
rapidly c~arryin. pork III the same DIRECTION,
aud the advance is likely to continue ultiI
neither kind of stock can, for a time, be safe
y handled for the European markets. Prices
may, for a time, in the probable scarcity Of
good fat stock, go above the limit, but that
would be all abnormal condition of things,
which could only exist until the supplies
Woud again become more liberal. The fol-
eign trade largely regulates the matter of live
STOCK values IN this country, aud while the
general tendency is 10 strengthen our mar
kets, the influence d. this tine is in tn. oppo- |
site direction. The margins which ex port
crs hdYe oil sheep are quite handsome, a cir
culnstance which gives plenty of room for All
advance IN his kind OF STOCK: but .t0ckmen
are not wanting who think that with the
opening of next springs trade even sheep ex-
porters will find their work Internationally
close and unremunerative."
The New York World, Of a recent date,
,hus scAthingly rebukes Senator Ingalls,, of
Kansas, for his studied insult TO one of the
distinguished French guests, who participated
in the Yorktown celebration: s'Senator In
gals. of Kansas. took a graceful occasion yes
telday TO Insult one OF the foreign guests of
the nation b, suggesting that the Marquis de
Rochatuseau. in eii~rirg IN tie Ehucd States
the vrrr vaiuanie historical pap is 81 his an
cesto~. who comnian,ied our ri-urll allies at