The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS

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Of fine silver for delivery at PhiiadelPhis,
New Orleans and San Francisco mints.
II INp1ANAroL1s. Noy. TO- An engine get
| ting away from an>engineer last night dashed
away At fun speed int an engine on@the In
dianapolis and Vincennes r. R., demolishing
them both and killing = number Of cattle;
loss, 81, 900; nobody injured.
DUBLIN, Nov. 1O.-The Land Commission
or ratified an agreement between Miss Knox
| agent and tenant at Ballaraby, by which
a rent of Els is reduced to fS, 10 shillings,
slightly over the poor law valuation. Other
cases on tho same estate were settled on .
similar basis.
DETROIT, Nov. 1O.--Sylvanus Howe, u
werkineman, Intellectually trying 10 cut his
wife's throat, took prussic acid and died i'm
mediately. Drink was the cause.
The faculty suspended twenty-five students
in connection with the recent watermelon af-
fair.
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 10.--The Ners
special from San Antonio says Julius Stark
for robbing the United States mail was SEN
fenced to 10 years in the pepitentiary. VIM.
Pity for same crime was sentenced to life
imprisonment.
NEW YORK, November 1O.-By the
breaking of = steel twisted rope the elevator
in the Belyidere Hotel fell from the fifth
floor to the basement. John Mercer, porter,
was fatally injured. Others in the car were
badly injured. Their names are: Joseph
Alent:de, Mercedes Alentide, Mrs. Alentide
and Robert Dickel.
LONDON, November 1O.-Carver, at Lon
don, on = wager, killed SO pigeons out Of 100.
The challenge was he could not kill 10
birds out of 100, and the stakes were I1eO.
On this part of the match, 80 birds having
been killed, ESQ were laid on each addition
| al bird up to 80. DR.. Carver killed three
| without . miss.
A1BAN, Nov. lO.-Returns from the State
received by the Euening Journal put Cars
| majority at 10000. The journal says if
| these figures stand al his associates On the
| Republican ticket, except Hustled; are Ger
tainly elected. The same paper figures the
Senate II Democrats and Is Republican ;
Assembly, 81 Democrats and 81 Republi-
cans.
BEPLIN, Nov. 1O.-In Bismarck's entour-
age and in Court circles this threatened res
| i~enation is not considered serious. 1t is be-
lieved an understanding between the Govern
ment and some party leader in the Reich
stag will be brought about. Surprised is ex-
pressed at the sensation produced among the
foreign press by the Posts article in relation
TO bismarck which is regarded in Berlin as a
mere baiton d. essai.
RICBMoSD, Va Nov. 1O.-Returns from
e ghty counties and cities, covering over two
thirds Of the State, make Cameron's, read
~juster, majority so far about 1900. Thirty
cou mites yet to hear from will considerably
increase these figures, but from estimates
made from careful calculations, his total ma
jority in the State will not reach 100, and
may fall much lower. The readjusteIs,
however, still claim Cameron's majority will
not be less than 12,OOO. The legislature, &C
cording 10 the best estimates that can be TO-
made, stan ., Ieadjusters, SO democrats,
43. Senate, read usters, % democrats, 10.
Majority tor rsad1ussers on Joint ballot will
bs 10.
Nlw YORK, November 15.-Nine ersons
wers killed by a falling building yesterday.
The Coroner begins ALI inquest to-day. Mrs.
Hill died last night.
President Arthur passed the morning At
tending to private business. He received .
few callers at the rooms in the headquarters
OF the Republican State Committee.
1t is reported this morning that late dis
patches are adding to tho Republican major
ity, and it is expected it would o to
1000.
The Post say. Folger will take the Treasu-
~ Monday next, and II he fails to get ST.
100000 of bonds Wednesday he will issue a
call for extended skies in order to q prepay
ment with rebate.
MacVeagh, after a long talk with the Presi-
dent, returned to Philadelphia.
Postmaster General James refused to talk
on tho Star route cases, only saying there
were Il hundred other strong cases against
the defendants which the statute Of lin Ia
tions does not exclude, and which would 60
on by Indictment.
The Won Steubens sailed to-day.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Secretary Win.
dom states that the entire expense of refu nd
ing under him is less than 81 800.
The election Of a Democratic member OIL
the House of Representatives from The llth
District destroys the majority Of the straight
out Republicans, and they will only be able
to muster 146 votes, one less than a majority,
The Republicans here are not very much con-
cerned over this, as they express 10 doubt OF