The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-28

ALBANY, June Zl.-lnc DFlDeTY llVeStISd-
tion stenographer was directed to give a copy
of Staban's evidence to John |. Davenport.
E. A. Waller, of Olean, testified that ou
June 18th he told Brady he was a pretty fell
low to vote for Colkling and Platt, when all
his constituents opposed them. Bradley said,
s.keep your shirt on and you will hear some
thing from Albany in a few days that will as
tonish you.'
On account of the absence of counsel, adj
iOnrned.
The first vote to-day: Jacobs so, Conk-
ling 33, Wheeler IS, Cornell ), Lapham %,
Folger 2, Brady l, Crowley l.
Second vote: kernau 81, Plat Al, Depew
so. Cornell. III, Wheeler 3, Crowley q, Bliss
l, Folger !, Iremaine II.
Ihiru vote: Jacobs 50, Coukling 30, Lap
ham %, Wheeler 81, Cornell l, Crowley ),
Tremalne J..
Fourth vote: Herman 81, Depew 80, Platt
81.
Griscom's weight at the beginning "f his
twenty-iihh day was 1918 pounds loss, 2os
pounds since lie beginning of the fast, and d
pound since yesterday. In twenty.tour hours
he drank torty-eighC ounces of water. lie
feels well, though weak, Is Vivacious in con-
versatlon and good tempered.
CHICAGO. June 21.-Sidney Dillon, presi-
dent of the Union Pacific, is here consulting
with the officers of the road, Clark Il kimball.
All preparations are about completed for the
Oregon branch road from the i. Z. at Gran
ger, $40 miles west of Omaha.
DUBLIN, June Pit is understood if
Rcdpath goes to Ireland and makes his Gus
tomary speeches he will be arrested.
HAVANA, June 23.-Eleven deaths from
the week ended to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, June % Eleven cases of
sunstroke to-day. Seven were fatal.
C~INCINNATI, JUNE 24.-Prof. Stone says
the ONE is moving rapidly north and is not
that of 1872 but may be that OF 1907.
CLEVELAND, June 24.-Dr. Boynton ire
PANIED Mrs. Arnold, Gen. Gartield's sister.
She is still alive but in a very critical con-
dition.
CHICAGO, June 23.-Reports from several
points in this and other States say the comet
was plainly seen and was also seen in Eng
land.
WASHINGTON, June 23.--The treasury de-
partment purchased 3G2, 1000 ounces of fine
silver to-day for the Philadelphia, San Fran
cisco and New Orleans minis.
SAVANNAH, June 23.-John Middleton
and wife, Just married, were drowned to-day.
Their bodies were found locked in others
arms.
RICHMOND, June 23.-The Richmond L.
Allegheny, Atlantic u Northwestern and
Ohio Central Railroads were consolidated to
day, practically making a connection of
Richmond with Toledo.
SAN FRANCISCO, June PA Winnemuc-
ca dispatch says: Indians are reported to be
killing cattle hear Camp McDermott. twen-
ty-one men have left camp for the scene Of
trOuble.
ALBANY, June 24.-Wheeler 45, Potter A,
ConkliIi2 30, Iapham IL. Rest scattering.
Second v~ote-Depew ID, Herman As, Plat
y, i.apham ), Cornell Z, Crowley ), Hoskins
1, Tremalne i. Adjourned.
ANTIOCH, Ind, June 23.-Strikers from the
Wabash railroad il,augurated a riot and tried
to force open 4 saloon. The saloon keeper
fired into the crowd at the door when forced
and fatally wounded one and wounding sew
eral.
PARIS, June 23.-The French government
has acceded to tie request OF the British
government to reopen the question in regard
to rights claimed by the French subjects ell
gagged in fishing in the waters OF New Found
land.
CHICAGO. June 24.-Griscom still denies
That he feels any disadvantage from his pro-
longed fast, but his hollow cheeks and sunk
en- eyes begin to refute the words. His
weight at noon was 1919 pounds; loss since
yesterday, 2 pound.
NEW YORK, June 23.-Clarles Schaf1er,
alias Smith, "A notorious confidence man, was
arrested for defrauding a cigar firm out of
ten thousand cigars. He belonged to a band
that swindled merchants of the country out of
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stores in various cities where they get large
quantities of goods on credit and send them
TO New Iork to sell at auction. They made
Soo,ooO in Syracuse in four months.
W~AsHINGToN, June 23.-The superintend-
ent OF foreign mail gave notice that on and af-
ter July list next, correspondence from the
United States for the United States of COL
ombla, which has declared 5 adhesion to
the Paris convention of the universal postal
union, will be subject to the postal charges
ana treatment applicable to CORE >pondence
exchanged by mail with other postal union
countries. Mails for the United States Of
Colombia are made up and discharged from
New York and San Francisco postoffices aud
correspondence for Colombia posted at the
nlted States postoffices should be forwarded
by way of New York or San Francisco as
may be most expeditions.
NEW YORK, June 23.-The Times ALBANY
special says: An exciting scene occurred in
the Deiavan House tonight. Senator Mad
zen met Conkling in the upper halls and ex,
tended ms hand, which Conkling refused to
accept. A bitter war of words followed
Madden answered in severe terms the sarcas.
tic language OF Conkling. The trouble arose
because OF certain structures made by Mad-
zen upon Conkling for resigning. When |
speak, said Senator Madden. | speak the