The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-31
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cAGo, May 2o.-A fire q Dubuque,
a.. mniug. destroyed Waker& COS bar
'"' tory and feed mills ard Carson's sash
hat Wv factory Cause. care)essnes, offire.
Its o
rst fl suINGToN, May 20.-The senate con-
Fome the New York nominations and Sco-
s,.,u he Judge of the court of claims. The
ent transmitted to The Senate the report
|oose secretary Of state in the case OF Michael
(lada on, stating that The case did uot warrant
N of yernment to interfere. But should it
,, sense of the Senate, he would counsel
%" eal to the benevOlence of the British
pmeut.
n'enc YORK, May 19.--The Commercial
|, hel In publishes four column list of rail-
he q built from March Both, 1880, to April
o., ST. and those projected. From this it
|" that the number OF miles actually
avail lced amounts to s, -, the humber Of
| SUD peing 1874; numuer of mites projected
its to 14,277; roads are capitalized to
ount of sos ,G35, 900; total mileage be-
ECsttr "a. For each mile of road there Is AS
his about $l7,62j Of The capital stock.
E,nttp FRANCISCO, May 2O.-A Tucson dis
|; ..,. saws Miguel Signo was hanged at Flor
S' -ilay, the 2Oth. Curley }ll the noto-
! u ih IeXau COW boy, who killed Marshall
hd VI OF TOMBSTONE, aud recently captured
| Old ch at Charleston Win lis gang and
!. he clergyman dnace before the corgre-
an and ra ded several towns IN the ViCtn.
kn reg Different times, was Shot aud IL - feared
|ulyd y wounded at GaIeyN'iie, yesterday,
,,u Wallace, one OF his comrades. Wal
VI" as released on the ground Of self de-
YORK, May Z0.--The Albany i.c-
e. 4ys the statwarts last III hit agreed inl-
ey 10 find OUT Tie wishes OF Senate
NJ and Plat before action be adopted
~ y c ent further desertions from their ranks
tuce all stray ers from the fold to return
lh The committee Was named TO
,, Ouklng in New York, Suniiy, aud
his Instructions. Plat and he Will be
o1 W to visit Albany early mex. week
Eruw letter has no etf.act here. Tne anti
,,, ,k mites claim fifteen Oh joint ballot.
|,,v YORK, May 20.-The Tribune say:
lele few politicians at the Fifth Ave
''' Flel here last night in expectation OF
and ksbe arrival OF ex-senator Conklns
report e-presldent Arthur from NV W ashas,ol
III present the night before dad not MAXI
|ct thai bpearance last evening, having been in
|his IHI the ex-senator would nos come.
and M difference which had been arranged Oh
i, Of the stalwarts will probably not
|'ef, ace until tomorrow. A. B. JOhnslol
IayuM Senator Platt said yesterday They. eN
,hout C)nkling would arrive last night or
mng. 1t Was reported in the evening
''"'' already in the CITY holding secret
ntd aiOn with his friends, but This was
t. rNrL lmor. A large siumber of stalwart
|,.u members of tile legislature ana others
,',,. III this city last night.
r'ii""' Were plainly undecided as to thei
|Ssly st curse, not having full knowledge. OF
|natry gs WISHES flatt tola lf'7nu yeII .I
(orcth" mia 49, ,i, 'o w haoon,, candiInf,
Pi"1h'F License. He did not say ostlVe!y 1t
|, and be candidate, probably awaiting
.,.;l,u hg's decision. This lndeclslon had
et in tue stalwaIt ranks. Police Com
II" = tr French, John G. O'Bren and 9th
Oiferiug cheer to their associates l4S
by stating Conkling and PIaTt would
fcted without doubt. This was be
mere runner, however, to keep tn
Is together and cheer them up unit
Pg makes known what he WISHES theI
II he thinks he can be reelected at
statement from his friends, and tina
Parry the state with HIM, it is said Ia
Pill go to Albany Monday nigh
Ike personal canvass in the couVs
ch he will deliver a speech, showing VI
nlnstration, aud should he do tiiat
friend johnson last night, she VII
he administration lnen quake in thei
Conkling's friends evidently bellev'
as to do is to go to Albany; attack tn
stration and Its friends and his oppo
n III hide themselves. Administrator
9 In good spirits and laughed at the
of Conklings independents, as the,
led. 1t was SAID the sentiment of th
Was unanimous in condemnation %
rand Platt. They would not oni
ated for reelection but that COnklin
t in Albany would only serve +
q Is defeat more of triumph for his OF
ID 1t proves that it was not the inten
the ex-senator to retire permanently
rs were shown that have been sent l.
In the state asking them to write t.
pembers of assembly and senate re
them to vote for his reelection
w York board of trade and transpor
ave sent large number of circular
ito help Conkling in his losing figh
pnage. Assistant u. S. District Al
tenny said he did not see how il wa
TO return Platt and Conkling AGAIN t
te by this or any other legislature.
FER, Col, May 20.-The trouble owe
ondack mine came to a focus yestel
hing. John Keogh and John Male
been living in cabin on the mine
Possession. Yesterday five of th
sherifls of Gunnison county and ID. L
and number of Others appeared a
e with a warrant of arrest. 1t wa
Kegoh and Maloney which they re
hear. Both being well armed firin
Fan, the result of which was Malone
in the right handand Keogh insth