The weekly miner., 1881-11-01


sided at O'Connol's Land League meeting in
the City Hall tonight.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Stephen Maybell
was to- day appointed Store Keeper for the
first District OF California.
OMAHA, Oct. 26.--The Omaha barb fence
wire factory was destroyed by fire to-uight;
loss 5000; insurance 81, 500.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 26.-John Adams mill,
at Adamsdale, was burned; loss SS0,000; in.
surance $4,000. One of the employees was
killed.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-The Democrats to-
day elected their entire ticket-the mayor
and every member of beth branches OF the
Council.
CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-The railroad war has
assumed new phase, and further cutting is
announced on Eastern rates, which now in
cudes freight.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2G.-The Mississippi valley
river improveent convention is in session
here; 500 delegates are present. 1t is pow
erful and preventative body.
VIENNA, Oct. 26.-The long promised in
tervew between the Gar and the Emperor
Francis Joseph, was to have taken place at
krzernovico yesterday.
WASHINGTON, Oct. o6.-Tne President &C
Celbeu Inc feslSlallOu Vi lIISb ASSiSlailt 1 osi-
ma ter-General Tyncr. Total amount of
bonds embraced in the 1857 call received to
date is s., 100000.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct. 2G.-Thomas j.
Cox was seriously cut and j. w. Crawford
dangerously shot by each other; both hereto
fore highly respectable. bystander named
Hogan was shot IL the les.
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 25.-The govern
ment las commenced the payment of the sub
sidy to the Central railroad. 1t is decided
the Mexican National railroad company can
not build to Guadalaiara.
DUBLIN, oct. GA dispatch says the
constahulary are instructed TO warn parsons
against allowing Land League meetings in
their houses Every person attempting to
hold meeting will be Immediately arrested.
CHICAGO, Oct. 26.--The German citizens
have arranged to give banquet and to hold
mass meeting Tomorrow i'll honor Of the
German visitors, who are now at Yorktown,
and who. will arrive in the morning.
KEoKUK, October 25.-The river roee all
inch last night. Several inches more are ex-
pected before the water begins TO recede. The
inunuaton is the worst ever experienced
and istwelve inches above last spring.
SAN FkANCIscO, Oct. 2G.-~Y es.erday it
was again raining in the southern counties.
To-day the storm extended over the central
and northern parts Of he State. The wind is
strong flom the southeast. Appearances ind-
cate storm that will start plowing.
HARRISBURG, Oct. 2G,-The Rumberger
brothers, convicted Of murder, were refused
new trial and sentenced TO be hung. Frank
protested his innocence, aud at the concu-
sion of Ghe sentence remarked with a smile,
"Thanks, l am an nnocen. man."
New YORK, Oct. 2G.--Lowest thermometer
to-day II degrees; highest 55; average 4S4.
LONDON, Oct. 2G.---A number Of cartridges
were discharged in cotton bales in Liverpool
just before the cotton was put into the beat
ing machinery. There is considerable ex
element.
DUBLIN. Oct. 2b.-Hundreds Of tenan.
farmers marched into town to-day to get the
REIMBURSEMENT rent notices completed. Cheers
We're given for the Land Act. Arrangement nts
are beng made 10 hold Il Land League meet
ing in every Catholic chapel il RoscomIuon
Sunday. Two more arrests We're made in
Kilkenny. The Bailill"s son was shot in Bal
lnaSmurc.
WASHINGTON, October 25.-Attorne
Corkhiil received telegram from Judge Por
ter, New York, stating that he will assist the
government counsel in the prosecution
Guitteau.
1t is reported that Judge Tyner has tender
ed President Arthur his resignation as first as
;istant postmaster general.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-There are only 10
days of water supply for the city at the pres
ent rate of use. Insurance companies feel
nervous over the scarcely, ard in printing es-
tablishments there is fear OF the water being
cut off even for few hour. per day. 1t has
teen decided that the police be Instructed to
prevent street spriuklns and the waste of
Croton in any way.
RICHMOND. Va. Oct. 2G.-Twenty thous-
and strangers united with the entire resident
population in closing at Richmond the Yolk X
town centennial celebration. The procession
of tile military, and civic organizations of the
industries of the city occupied two hours III
passing a given point At the close Of the pa
rade the British flag was run up over the
State capitol and saluted. A pyrotechnic dis
play finished the festivities.
ATLANTA, Oct. Z6.-After the performance
ofCamp's circus At Gainesville, \ difficulty
occurred between the circus men and the
deputy marshal and others. A negro was
shot dead. Others on both sides were badly
beaten and bruised. Two crcus msn were
shot Wniskey was at the bottom Of the fight.
lion and = bear escaped from their cages
during the fight. The bear was killed; the
lion is still at large. Considerable excite
ment exists.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 26.-At the Wo-
mans Suffrage Association to-day the woman
suffraee constitutional amendments now in
force IN Indiana, Nebraska and Oregon, and
the school suffrage already established in
twelve States were welcomed as encouraging
indications of progress. The Hen. Erasmus
Mcconnell Of Nebraska, was elected Presi-
dem for the ensuing year. A meeting of the
citizafs of Louisville was announced to form
A CITY woman suffrage society tomorrow
The convention adjourned this evening.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 2G.-The District Attor-
nev III opposing the pestponement of the
trial said. has anything been presented upon
which the court could act except the state
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