Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-06-03
BALLOTING FOR 4 SENATOR.
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Any Particular One.
A Caucus End6rssliAlt-A Ceahlna&isa
- Mystery.
STILL BALLOTING.
Albany, Juue 3-Two votes were
taken yesterday. The first was the
| same as Wednesday. The second
was, ConkHng, 80; Wheeler, II; is
cobs, So; Bradley, 2; Rogers, 16;;
Cornell, %; Fenton, 3; others scat-
tered.
The second vote for q .success0r n
Platt resulted a. follows: Platt, 2S;;sa
Herman, So: Defew, 80; Cornell,
l3; remainder scattering.
THE SITUATION.
Albany, June 3Ths Conkiing
men open up without shaving any
signs of discosragement g : result
Of yesterdays ball.ting. They say
that they expected nothing more than
to get the names Of the candidates
before the Legislature. All tab Of
Conkling's Withdrawing il abandon
ed He will fight it ont to the end.
The stalwart leaders held q meeting
last night and as . result claim to
have really settled upon plan Of
action that will result in success.
Their plan is not announced, but i
is rumored to concern an adjourn
ment. If nine senators who voted
for Conkling will combine with the
seven democrats an adj djour1nnent car
be brought about by the casting vote
of the Lieut.. Gov. There are eAlzs
who think . senator may be elected
i'll Platt's place this week, but tho
general opinion is against 30 early
solution Of the difficulty. It will re-
quire eighty -one votes to elect, and
to secure that many general staM-
pede would be necessary. The bal
loting will probably go on for several
weeks unless an adjournment can b,
brought about.
THE COLOSSAL COMBINATION.
Chicago, June 3.-The Times
says the scheme, secretly discussed
by some of the large stockholders,
to consolidate the Northwestern
and St. Paul companies, and ulti-
mately to amalgamate the colossal
corporation with the North Pacific,
is still believed by a good many
persons. It says in time the doubt
ers will find that it is the chief am
bition Of Mr.. Willard to bring about
such consolidation.
A CAUCUS ENDORSEMENT.
Albany, June 3.-The half breeds
met III caucus tonight, and decided
to make strenuous effort in the
Senate tomorrow to defeat the con-
current resolution already adopted
by the house to adjourn tomorrow
until Tuesday. They also decided
to concentrate on Cornell and De-
pew, each of whom are said to be
in the race by his own consent.
They also warned the gentlemen
against pairing off, and advising
against it.
MYSTERIOUS.
New York, June ga dinner
was given, to-day, to Gov. Thomas
L. Young, Of Ohio, by John w.
Mackay, of bonanza fame, at which
were present Senator Jones, ex-
Congressman Daggett, of Nevada,
and others interested in the mining
business. This meeting, connected
with the fact of Mackay's sudden
return from Europe and early de-
parture for Nevada, caused consid-
erable comment among those inter-
ested in mining shares.
BIsMARck ILL.
Berlin, Jnne 2-In consequence
of the painful outbreak of an old
ailment, Bismarck is confined to
his bed. The trouble is an infama-
tion of the veins of one of his legs.
NOVEL ELEVATOR.
New York, June 2.-The DAVIS
grain elevator, the largest in the coun-
try, is in operation. It adioins the
Columb stores in south Brooklyn
The elevator has been over year in
building, and has cost its owner, Da-
vid DAVIS, nearly $4,000, 900. It has
a capacity Of 250,O bushels of stor-
age besides extra transfer facilities
and dockage for half a dozen vessels
or more which can load at time
thus differing from all other elevators
hitherto built. 1t has three enormous
towers as high as the building ON
which they rest. These with the en-
gine house contain all of the machin.
cry leaving the warehouse proper fire
proof
COAL MoNoPoL1srs.
Philadelphia, June 2.-It is stated
that all the coal interests have eiyea
their assent to the plan of restricting
the production, proposed by the re-
ceivers of the Reading railroad
company, except Samuel Sloan, Of
the Delaware, Lackawanna & West
crn railroad. The plans substantially
agreed upon by the coal interests,
with the exception noted, is that e
work on full time every alternxte
week, work to b carried on this
week to establish = basis for cal
culation.
WARNING UP.
New York, June 2-The police
report two cases of prostration By
heat yesterday
A circular from G. X. Barnes,
Esq, general passenger and ticket
agent, to the station and tichet
agents of the Northern Pacific rAl-
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