The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-07
New YORK, June 1.-The Heaviest WIN
her on IrOouois is Rowland RObb ms, of This

nouncrment of the victory of lroquois created
considerable excitement in Jersey City,
where LoriIlard's tobacco factory IS situated.
A wire had been run into Mayor Soldiers
private office and information of Iroquois'
wonderful performance vas lacked into the
office as 800" as the races were over. Flags
were fl, ing on the factory build ng before
the news was announced in New York.
L rillard being interviewed said be had very
little money on 1lOquOis. "My money was
on the other; l OILY won about $4,000
enough to pay my trainer and jockey.
ca'tl"d over word to give Archer, tile jockey,
$4,000 for his success.
ST LOUIS, June IA coherent account of
the Grant robbery is hard to get. Detective
Bavard, Of the Iron Mountain RAILWAY. says
King vas brakeman at the rear of tie train
t" which the Grant party's special car was at
Iaclleh. Fitzpatrick was not on the train at
all.
Bavard thinks King robbed Gen. Grants
ha-Ga.e al night aid when he met his old
friend Fitzpatrick they got drunk,
whrrrup ~ King produced the decorations to
a'lorn their persons. Fitz. was ound in
Adams Express office, Kansas City, aud gave
il f,nmalion of Kiug's whereabouts. King
Wi! ont, say he bought the badges from the
porter Of the sleeping Car, giving him $50 for
them, and int. .ded to give them to Grant
when he returned from Mexico aud get a re-
Wa d. Fitzpatrick SAYS Kings reputation is
good and lie is we'll connected. 1t is NOT
known how large the robbery was. 1t is sin
gnltr that Grant was robbed and not yet
knows it.
New YORK. June 1.-There is great excite
men1 and enthusiasm at the clubs and eX-
changes over the victory of IrnquOis in the
Eueiish Derby and Pierre LOrillard was
shnWtled with congratulations as he stood in
he MIDST of "A great crowd. He is one ofthe
first Americans here who ever won a Der
Ivy or won a place there. %lr0qltOis has heen
heavily backed here. He will he one of the
most prominent horses at the Ascot and Good
wood races. It, is stated at Newport that
"r'liard won 81, 0O0,t 900. Gu the Derby. Peri
griIp. it appears, gave great satisfaction to his
hackers, hut lrrqu"is appeared {" be in the
hest of spiri S. His action was much adj
mi,ed. After one break away n good start was
"iitc'rd. When The horses were first seen az
the Top Of the hill it was difficult to deterfn-
i've from the grand stand VIII had the advant-
age. but coming down the bin, Perpgrine
who was on tie inside, had A fair lead and
his friends began to shout "Pereorine wins
Az they turned the corner Archer's colors
were seen pressing forward or the stand side.
The TWO leaders ran an exciting race mp to the
grand stand when lr"qt"is' nose showed mi
front and he continued TO get in until past the
Judges stand. The finish was splendid.
RICHMOND. June 2.-The first ballot for
governor s'ond. Cameron PSI, Massey PAS,
Wise 1G5. Grover 10l.
DETROIT, June In the trot';ng race to-
dav, Rig J'hn won. Alice Taylor 2nd. Time
-2:-! > 2:27ss and 2:31R.
BUFFALO, June 3.-JOseph Berry. for
MANY years II principal in 4 public school
killed himself. lie was Il Yale first prize
man and leaves a wife and two children.
New YORK. June 2.--Ihe Times says the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company has consent
ed I" make suci, changes in the sailing hours
OF their steamers leaving San Francisco for
Australia and China as will secure the de-
spa'rh of mails on them.
JEFFERSON. Texas, June Last night
III Camp county four young white men went
to tie house of Dennis B%roteman. colored,
who fired on them, shooting Calvin Cope dead
and morally vomiting Israel Laguude. The
other two men killed he negro.
BRENNAN, Texas, June 2.-This morning
near So.ly as the wood train was switching, a
niimhc of cars were cut loose by the con-
victs in an attempt to escape. Two were killed
ana tour wnulded, two morally. One es-
ALBANY, June 2.-Tle ha.f breeds caucus
decided 81 renuously to oppose in the
senate the proposition to adjourn tomorrow
till Tuesday. They also decided to concern
irate on Cornell aud Depew, who are said to
be in the race. They deprecated pairing.
NEW ORLEANS. June 2.-General Grant is
i'll guarantee.
The Chi,agp IL Northwestern reelected the
directors 10 ,IaV. pytlp i that A ,,Sn, Macon.
and Fred Vanderbilt replaced two Others.
the old officers were Reelected, with ID. O..
Mills on the executive committee.
Jo'n Grisr0n, the faster, after 81 DAYS has
lost 10 pounds. He is pronounced perfectly
sane and in active, vigorous health. and not
at all nervous.
New YORK, jun THE Tribune has an
Albany special to the effect that as soon as It
WAS Known that COnkllng had left for New
! "rk, it had Il drniOraliZing effect on his fol-
lowers. and the most lukewarm are believed
/" have at once entered into negotiations
with the friends of the administration. 1t
now looks, says a dispatch, as though a COM
will be made to secure the election
of Cornell and Depew.
RICHMOND. june 2.-After the second bal
lot, ii. Ill. X ddleberSer's name was PRESENT.
ed and received with great applause. Rid
statrd he was not a candidate be-
fore The convention and thought the office
should seek the man. Gen. Malone was
next nominated amidst the widest confusion.
Capt. John Wise, one of the nominees, ear
nestly appealed for the convention to sacrifice
everything for the good of the party, and not
consider men the object in view, He urged
an adjournment, which amid confusion was
agreed 10, and the convention at 1910 p. m.
adjourned till Tomorrow.
NEW YORK, June 3.-The Heraid,s Lon
don cable says: There Was a serious riot at
Bodyke, County Kerry, yesterday. Accounts
from Ennis s ate that lieutenant Colonel
John O'Gallaghpr, and DR.. O'Gallaeher. ac.
c%ompanied by eighty police ard ba,llfts. went
TO the village of Bodyke to serve writs on
some of Col. O'Gallagher's tensnts. The
people were gathered together by the ringing