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, 1881-10-20

officer ahnlt net a. President in casr ut tho .lis-
ability" nf hath President anla Wee President.
;ho On !e e 10 cSct rrss ,sg1sa se se
thcrc y M in'.er vn.-I'resid,r,.. !s,,a T h9
nhn'd dig IN .'llec y wtnl'i i,e disability"
Ftre-pres'ielt. which T. The cns, that Cu!'xrr.s
!s empowered IN t,rnsftH fur. Ei.tsrr this lust
%isr % r M 1w r can '"r vi , ys Re.
ast ~ President In TUG Dycnt nt tho disability"
df tho Constitution for which enhltnA tho NIP
i'nnico ot C1',Rrrss nets ~ President tsurr TUG
% kw I'll II c,try S /" sl.y .hes,ry Sa u, w'e ] l.e
Inv u! Co,,sr:ss i,rssi!uR fur ti,e eunt!nR"nry
was t'sss.a Iln tH.tt9s snys "s,eh 1,'.r n,
ny"t nr ~ lr.A!.ielt shn'I lie elentcl." CotlstI-
.te ,, %1san's r. r Of ~ ~ -. s; ID rs@y.
Et,s,w tt il il noi rrli,nvSnis bec,ts,ss IL, ,,n,I
movable e. ".its; IN arc tH;c rs ~, wt"o is>o
I@;,t,s,ey @ /; %o u thess: SoS s4p'ose t,d ises: i
s st,. ~ rl,e upln,tsn vt,t.l u "a III" as Hso rss.I
trni' III tulr Or tilpnt rcc,vcru! Ills iI,,sun.
1hg l'is,,tny ht continue tlnrtn. thu ul'tso Ee:
Mct III lts nspIrnt!or.. rh!ls WI aee th,st tho
Constitution l'ru.ifss tsAt tho ioCuuErl+sIn1ul mp
"ths Il sas s II sSf", fsrn ~ ii s sr"n sS
t,nRcnclcs. III. fair to infer irnu, sh.s ,at tho
Constitution I'D not iatnrnE 'npralill,it him rrun
III MI IltexplrGi term III d ,tt,u1 President.
vfewc.l fl this light tho words "suct s..l1c.'r
thaE act accanlillsly unit! the snt'lI,y, he re-
it,nye! nr II President slaEl .'e' elected" + n
y" d kecrns mo upro!,,ieo II t,Itro
shnukt It u!mtinue t,uyusd tho term fur WHICH
tho 'lIsabc'' l'rrsIlcnt was !nlrcteh. Tho tt,l-
atltusi9ll ln',l pr9si.le 4 President Tor Tour
''aet rs prrslcnt'.. for uuy .le,,nt Ting. 1t
c0nlA nut suy what length III tlt',u e w''ulli net
~ President. hnt I. cnnl,t s"y WHEN h. should
i,al tel! tho length uf tue ia mIeiit net rs lrcs
!dcni, It liked mo length uf time the Nlatl fnr
whuni lie might net should be l'rcsi'!tnt, nl,d 1t
,,lrnnt t" suy il, tho words hnvc p"tcl that he
s.null net no pnxef thnlt Tho terri uf st' lnuti
for RhnIn ilu siutc'!. do mt sh!nt TINT t!so
EnustitilttDn n,hkcs Any distinction hetwepm I'LL
absolutely and II p0ssLtly llxusi ''l!isabiity." II
the Disability. wtntteser ls4 nature may be, lasts
tllirl,r The tnlfro reHm[iu!er af tp term. tito
urpolntGo continues u ncl as 1rcs!t"nt. It dues
not scnIn reasonable to Rly that tho tlath 0t
Presidents hl3t! faT four years %tnI1ts Gn;Ib!Hn!t
uppointeo to ucs fur tEut time, md that tse
tlG:tth Of his b.aiy W,lihl prevent him ir,n ~
tln,uy. Perhaps Ibis rs'',sirpctlon Of lke E,nsti
iitiun 1nar are,n srinEn to Ht,t,le, tut It npuArs
IL Mces,r,l with te tctur l,l spirit Ds tie law uu
careful examination Of thar Instrument;
, 1881-10-20

Tho case uf Harry williams, charYost with rs.
aa,tting U'icer Michael sahtnty, nII tbrr,ltu,i-
iug 10 sgrsu hM "i!ke thu rust Of tho COPS wcru
son ut l. o'clock yesterday Afternoon. alll tho
Jury wurp Instructed t. sell thur verdict.
Chlttes naIi nI,l .)ol,n Murphy. WIN yer. llr-
fore Judge .nmsst,l III writ Ut tAhcs gltrptss
Il few tlasa nso attempting tu sacuro tleir itl,-
crty. wcto ordered rclculssl yesterday. They
were cllArsch With rl0t.
Il. 4. i.,itx ut,d Julncs Heck wero sentenced by
ange Jameson pIi plana uf guilty nF Implied
burglary a,d Implied Wtlt larcury, thu lorllier
t..r II thtcp .IluntEs III the House nf CORRECTION.
rl.oy wtre charged With stealinH cnrranes ani
tr'n,nst,!9a frnltl thonns hnhyc'lrrisIxu rnrlHry
tho fuctnry turing tint tinie.
H. liryn peItte.l guilty u Eln!icious mischief,
lnu raH sent to tho flnuSn OF EurrGcttun for.
thirty 't,,ys llu wantnn'y broke sturv window
With 4 stunt.
, 1881-10-20
Mr.. Artlsltr'b Tctiure OF Olltcc.

EyASsrtS ILL.,, Oct. lY,-Tho t,thcr tluy Dro of
=, " , -. ' - s.....t x~ ~ s 49, 49,,
'no n!oFnnE pners nttonlptsa u provo that Mr.
Athtf "'n ne pfes''eht ior loar years ifot,i tho
upon tic performance Of thu .,ntlcs Of thut
once. u fltotea INIT nostioh VI see. J. Art'@,
u tho constitution which says shc 1'rcssdent
shall hnld bis u.l!re turluu tDtsr ycurs 1t did
nut however, n,1otu thu, othor vurt Of tho urtt-
,fu wIfr,, svya ~, fr"s,.lnI af,1ff n, tcn.L +,
Wv ""'s'4 Guy" tuo a''alt w cec'e"' ~
ela'i'cd ns"}tlso authority Tor tic nrtlclu Us to
tho hur,.tton. but impliudly tlpnuI 1t us tu tho
e.:,n,t,,n .f .be e,}J,y, by .wlLuy Mr.. Artbur
rrcsl.,,.u,. IL II nat p,af, 1 s,,nt II" '.~. .x.
,.us. ,ses.'em,. s',, 40 "t W.a s,, .."s ,ao *.
rrrulont shall ua ceated Is as imperative us thu
"ve,un 'aHt ~ s""" ~ su ,,s,.,' suu so uurs W.
tuhr yoaasi 80 'net. luz ,ses'ae"t 'hast ~
elected. llu cnnant bu created III nny othur why,
at.d Il follows VI callrsu ttnt Str. arthur IL nut
President Mint liz IN, the,,? lin IN yfr,.i,re41-
,,..,s .',,,,,, ~. ,n" .s,' rr ,n,,. ,an, ,,', !.
"tHt' eiee'c" ~ 1auI o"ea lof i"aF se"ts. alio ~
hhw not'Iix III lresdci, steo JnlIle6 u. Garl!ottl,
tsAf,le hy Hc,kt1. Tit ptltaorJy fur this stnto-
ucut ia NJ rolluws: Eec. i, Art 4 ,,r tho t,uu4t]
, 1881-10-20
PROBATE (.ONH'r,
4 jury will 10 cAlten Alnr,tlay for tho trial o
cnnserstltUr cs,srs Ht,d cnl,tcs1el clnl,na.

4 jury will bo cAlten AlaGtlay for tho trial OF
cnnscrvntUr cslses Nt,tl Cnlltcs1eI ClnlMa.
III tho estate uf John i. linranu, t!nceasctl, tho
will WIS prt,seil, uni IuttG!s testn,lnttry wure
iss'lu tn llnrrps lslnlr t5orIunu utilur h0mi lnr
$'S Ths t WI Iynss ai" Ct AHr,' = iSs
I. Chca'tr, nf Sterling, *3tst}: To Kutu u. li0r
tAsld uni tje,rKu r. lurLnud, Ut luwa City. *.tkO
uunh: IN II. Il, irwin. Ut iluHnppln Mimi, $,Ah;
tu A'!lco \. liulr. Ut Iowa Cty, $.,UAl; to liar-
rict Il, ;ril!!th. losa Cty, $Nb: q CyuthiH 4.
!trcr1t,s!. af Kartna. d, Siyl; 70 l'n,5a Crurx.
IL furth1r prtvitle'l TINT nut III the residue Of
tue cHtmtc kntt y. tarIand. .uf auwIs GHy. stlnlt
n,dlt,lsr tr THO csiala ia given lu 'lcce,,scd'a
wife. Ihs nthor hnIf ia given IN hts wife III
trust fur tho bGtlutlt Or ha chltrNf,. Te est,tu
eNl!slsts Of rlmt Ri4tl personal property In Tho
city yaluetl ut $.pjU.UM. -
III thu ",tnta Of Thnmas lsolIy letters OF ul-
snlntatrAtiHh wero Issued tu JnMrs Mcurnth,
u.lLrr bond TOR $lu,UuJ.
, 1881-10-20

pstptls-Nlss Emma 4. Mnrslus, Of A!nbann. md
Ntas t1lnt,nt, Wt!sun, nr South ChrtAlI,n-tu sno
whether they ,,re thought r,lNl rnnuRh fur nne
q the Hfnnli sets.nf prize. hunks ilat tho Nnw
Shakespeare etrfcty gives yt.arl: to Hr,rlr thirty
t,tl4t.at,a uni sGnbol+ Thu mswrr. nr.. rretIIt
nile. nud th0ir nrVtsnrnts aghfnst ltnfnltl's
,Rntess I'll ta,tn ll,At mt ultly 1lave tho
Hsteis'H bucks hrr,l sent To tfLe WRITER'S hit the
lllrrcitlr hns 1i,,c.l III tho prze twu cupit.A IT
Hrigus' fnraItn!IGs 0E tlI0 first u1td secoud
uuartOs ff +" ttur,rt."
, 1881-10-20
JYPE-F0UNDERS IN COUNCIL,
tai ttts4u,t-3, Ia. ~ fx,tak 4 lt,....-

BAnsTtklA. N. E..Oct. l0.-A inecttAg af PRONE
inunt type.tnunduss fr0in rarlnns sections Ut
tho country was hplu III Saratoga totuy, They
auto that tharo will bu III Allynnca In prices for
tho prsaout, notwithstanding tho incEeasp In thu
coat Ue material anu whHtb. Among lhoso hero
aEo Jeh,I 3arler, of Murder, Lllse g. Co., ef CHI
cAxo; NllliaM +. Hunt, Ut thu Cincinnati Type
Foundry: Thumus Mucke.lar. Of .uhn 6Mtths l.
, 1881-10-20

7. & J. y, Tsil!y began u s.l!t for 1000 ngalnst
Inhtl f,yons, Atitl Anotller fur Su,0M ugalnst W.
W. llumscy and ttn!cnn Lulth.
GenrslaMl n. lluydcn lIrouxht suit against
ElwHul Hamilton, u receiver s5,sln
i, +. t'olo sued il. H. llt!reth aud John Furl
for $1,.st.
tleii1,arlt Mirstcr c,,rnMrnceh 1T, Retinp In
treslMss nEnlnst William u. Crnlgt1sou. laying
1unugti 1T Ti,uDQ.
, 1881-10-20
Open Lcttor to i,r. Hatfield.

EtntH, H., t,ct. 1S.-Dr. II, II. ftutHr.d-1>EAK
fit: wl!itt To ask ,un tho following questions
fur information, lc'inring Tint yuie n,lswrrs
will throw SUING Hight iiitt, thrk I,1ncts:
In yuti bcisuyc that Dr. Th0nlns would ho
snscl should lu die Ylshuut ,tlakins any ntt,uc-
,rlelt for tito sin, It It fs silt. of tleresy. nf
which .a has Just iron found guilty by tho Muth-
uAt GhNrrnf
Du y,u tnInls Dr. Miller, uic OF tho .lefcnttana'
cttlnsel IN tho ialo trial. Il Ruu1l orthu,iox
thrlstlniif
il mnt ljr. Miller, or any other tnctnbnr uf Tho
MethtHlfst CuiIrcn WIN ry1MpmthiM,s With DR..
Th,ttna III his bGllef. br WIN believes TINT tIr.
rtiIIa II INT AclElt1 nor hs l'rg,iellllIx herUt.
Gsti iahuln ~ stsl,rsLulI .tItt trtnl ir Thu slIIc
oitrnst Us the church tItllctsf
Jait i,cttsstry fur tlt snIsA;ttn nf II soul, NIB
!,rr ii, guut standing Ut susnc cl,rIst!nn Church?
Very Respectfully j. i. itiHGil.
, 1881-10-20
THO Irish Question.

10 TIE EAI1F ~ 9hf Chlct1" irioHHf.
CEICAt,n, tlct. la.--Sr.siy throe years ngo
,srpen1c thrulsyl yulr culaslns ior suslIc tnctu-
URN! to lny respect tu tho rat lnartyr nna Ills.
riplv or 3lr pnrllr.t wllo Yls shot III Ito bAck 1T
liHllycsuy. trusted sunr pAtriUtiU c!urnylnnii
WIN bGlutcs tn prHycrs for the steAd wt'.ld eay
something. ur that tho funds w liburaiiy bt
Bls'wcu iftssn th!s stle would erect II suitable
monument to Ills ,ns,uory. futtl,, thought Tho
Incoming tHc ubtltertts ,larks I'll tho sallu, nud
tho nur1 s,ltrt tca" of tho Irish ,nsrlut tNkcs
guul cnro tint co!ttrIbA1u;s Will .lu living
beislus ts,'o ttaed cutting, DRINKING. ats sttesf~
tnHi lar KrGtGr utility ttLun throwing AWAY usc-
iul 'nonr5 u'i churcn. Yard noniulehls md ti.ht
nntiE t.o',uint!ot Wild ccrt,'llily never Would
lint We hayu entered tuto Il fur hlrgcr demnnl
fur gnkl-Inlro Ebltl-tnurn suld --lll1rt thirsty
}MtrtmS Wllti*c thrFtAfs tirt. lty-surEly yuu
wsn!ld nDt huvn them cA-drnkers. U'LnlliiEll
!'sesl 10 tell ~, old story nt la,it:s past. i,w
Dbl,t., III arrest an ur.sernnttlu.lte. One III the
uhl Fellows. wu liNte1 alluu character. having
eten Uitcn TT debt Wiit hu ,3Hs gtiufiEut. cried
UAt loud III the ytEunE stllrnts Wllu 6lIul lt3t-
ltssly InuKinK oil. ''nun't mil his eur tU tho
pump! 1Auy iook the hint, ai.d rot Il hselnsner
cry out, ''liccp within the inv -tloHt break H.
tlu nut to.son ho'lr'ss-o mt shout inlnilprfs."
Tu all th1s ! nsk whht rssbnIIsu tl.ti thu wlsu
peastsitsy l1Nke. Tho ilrst sc.,lu WIS tt,Dnlas
lluward. III 1iM1eycruy. who WITS u.,e iii Il purity
Ut threa wlu tired ut Il cur III Wnlcis wrre ,hiG ~
rclsoils, missed horst; md passenvrrs. atsl wits
slnt running AWAY. Suw, lluW Nity sl1ru nlur-
tyrs u,,d disciples will tuses tr,l,. Is IT huI-
Nulg Mu s.lIegss weru rul,Ihitct iAren ,eur1 llIu
Itelsn,l wnnL be hapl,y Mtiu tIetlrr or. Hut
why thls exlbrrn'It ncnlIIaclt iUr lll'crnln? Ia
IL ber4usu we cannot s}cAk ltuxsun VT uD nut
feel Iar tho oppressed tirrr! III other pl,Gt.s
Tho Jews Tire persecntat!-why IL tlerp III col
lagt!nn inr them? W. haVu il nuinl.t.r III Ut
tc1csf III tcEl!gall, yut INV hr llunc Ot frshlEl
pl1rul1ylMlcs Hpre,ir Us contributors, 1'rbtut,y
rs thsTu were tuw or iit.ttt Ut the.r tcltuw wbe.
llevers sufferers. lhoy tth not thnk wUrlil while
IL pnt down tileir nnlae*-'tts mt tov lals 10
supply tito ,ntsAT1t. Hut II tho sentimental
inslEy OF tho Irish 10 ttue., why nat Msk for
n}cy to rtttiuye I'LL syhu ieel nxgrleretl fran II
tu ~ yclyH Ut nEcS TknkACE Q"ruuLE.
, 1881-10-20

HATTIE CREEK. Mich. jan. II, 1aiD-EEHTr.r-
MEN: iIM"mg hepn Inflicted tnr Il number OF
yunra with Indigestion nAl GENERAL debility, by
tito ntv!rH TT lny tl"et0r used Hop nIttcrs md
TIM glal to bu abla to testify IN ttoIr behalf.
IH)s. &. kN4lx,
, 1881-10-20

.furnn. OF Philadelphia au,l EhIravo: 4. Little.
& Fnrui"r. Little 4 To-, uf Nnw rnrk anh t'hItn-
~: !anlr.., 81: Con,t!r, nf Jnmes rnn.ier's Suns,
Il Ssw of fi A. Msd9;tf r. e Gs'!a " ts! M
4 Mitchell; II. 4. tnnvcrsn & To-; I'M, i, Il.
iNgnrS, Nf Ito LEpssN Tyf1c. EnlNlrY Of lLuAtEil.
, 1881-10-20
SUIT FOR DAMAGES,

BPttIal U1p0Efh 70 TIA thlttV1 7F1huna.
CLIsT.,S, ILL.,, Out. la.-T4e roul.ustato agent,
Mr. johnson, Vi Indianapolis, Ind. Who WAS hurt
lure last Junu hy sotue fartucss Vt Harp T0wM-
ship. wont to Hprtuxtfeld lnlny, wt.crv ,u will
tnntltute hust aGnlnst sho caue,s o[ thH riot fur
$;A.uyu tnlnnKcs lur ilj,rtes receives! while bid
dug !n the b0uds for LellMluent taxcs.
, 1881-10-20


EeIr.isRu,l1, IT,, Oct. l1.-.N What wns tho
s"t i! issSf s Il Whcn d ssnasr ij,,@r,, M u,"kt, @
hla New furk speech IN tho Inst enlnlh,g,t, lssI?
ittEIiAilil Wt1I.rE.
tl1l Garfield, 4,.isGs,; Hancock. ,44:,t'': Wen-
ycr, sU,Sa7; j!iack nbout 1a,0W. q Sept. -,
1Bsu1
, 1881-10-20

When troubled With o cough or COLI uso Dr,
luIl's Cough Hyrup, rEicu u ceuta buttla.
, 1881-10-20
It1fLR{J.ff1 TI.HlS-I -I'iEEP

A RlitvAI. AMI DEPARTURE n,s
~ TRAINS = txrLtTATtox ur. itit;Rrsqf.
MARK 80 Saturday .xG"ttel. .; 'suuIaY a:csvts,'
t.htEnxo 4: fnrtM.ssstera Elniiway.
For Maps ltue-tar.A. .s.Hevi,'x t;nr Ar.',,n,inh..
nptFHt II Eihtk.st. rlild fhrir I'h ,ur 4 HlaS
ulld depot tyrIus ur sYulis anu k!lxiu.ats 1'o4sa
, 1881-10-20
khnkspoareuN Scholarship ia Vlrsluin.

.. i.st4dun .lfIltfHu
Prof. William Iayl0r Thou. III tho IIol!Ins
lnstitntv tirx!ntit. has pElna I'd bis examination
pupers IL "AuA!ct" aud tho uuswesa ot Two VI hia
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15
Press Gossip.

NEW YoR1., Nov. 1O.-The Times Wash
ington special says the officers of the engi-
neer corps are indignant at what they deem
all unsoldierly attack made OH them in the
annu Il report of General Sherman. Among
| other similar insinuations he says: 81 will
| concede to the engineers ali they ask, but
when war comes the engineer naturally takes
to maneuvering and to the parapets, whereas
the infantry, cavalry and artillery must go in
and do the fighting. 1t was SO in 1872, in As
and in 81"
The Tribune say the loss of the New York
assembly is not perhaps a matter of great
imp ,Itance. 1t may even have q good effect
in showing the Republicans throughout the
State that they cannot win an election by
staying at home. The loss of the senate is a
more serious matter. The saving of any one
of the ten districts Which have been lost
would have tied the senate and given the
casting vote to the Republican Lieutenant
Governor. That none eff them was saved
seems due TO three causes: Republican apa-
thy, weak Republican nominees, and Demo
cratic bribery.
The Times, in summing up the result Of
the State election, says it is impossible to
deny under the existing conditions, that this
is a decisive victory for the Republicans; thai
it establishes hey ond doubt the steadfastness
of the party and its ability to hold its W
against any ordinary obstacle under a fair
management of its affairs but the figures
also show that the party was never more
restless under the discipline of mere partisan
leadership; never more independent aud de-
ermined in its independence when this dis
cipline has been carried beyond proper lin
it's
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15
The Debris Question.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-The committee
appointed by the Board Of Trade to examine
the debris question and report on some basis
of compromise between the farmers and mi
ners has completed its report. After review
ing their recent tour through Yuta, Suffer
and Nevada counties, n considering the
great danger inflicted on the water Curses
and farming population by the deposit of
debris from the mines, and on the other hand
the magnitude of the mining interest, involv-
ing as it does nearly one-eighth of the present
gold product of the whole land, and consid-
ering. the fact that the safety Of the valley de-
penes not only upon the s,oppage of the fur
Their flow of debris from the mines but also
the retention of the vast masses of. debris al
ready washe out and ready to be carried
down by the winter food, the report con-
cludes by recommending that dams be i'm
mediataly constructed OH the various rivers.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15
A Last Resort,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Virginia Demo-
Gratis are badly cut mp at the election of
Cameron. They predict the Readjusters and
the Republicans in the legislature will fall
out over the election ofa United States Sena-
tor. Malone pledged Lewis the senatorship
if he would consent to lot his name ba used
on the Readjuster State ticket; that Lewis
consented on this condition, and he holds
the Readjusters are bound to make II m Sem
ator. Cameron Riddelbereer and Auditor
Massie, all prominent Readjusters, want 10
be Senator, and will make efforts to be
elected. The Democrats hope and believe
that il they disagree the Democrats will pro-
pose to elect General Wickham, a straight
out Republican. Ii the Republican meD-
bers of the legislature will unite with them
the Dem, Gratis will gladly elect q Republic
can to beat the Readjusters, and it is thought
the national leaders of the Republican party
would, in view of the narrow margin in the
seuate, advise the election of Wickham rather
than have a coalition Senator.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15
Garheld's Letter to Folger.

GENEVA, Nov. ~9.--Judge Folger's towns
men here held a meeting tonight in his
honor and heard all address from him in
which he read his letter to President Gar
field declining the tender of the Attorney
Generalship, which was coupled with . prom
Use of the Secretary in the case of a vacancy.
Garield's reply was as follows:
MENTOR, O., Feb. lS, 81.
My DEAR SIR:--Your favor of 2lst inst.
came Today. l seriously regret your ieclin-
alton of the Attorney Generals lip, but
though disappointed in nay hope that you
would accept it, / shall remember with salts
faction your visit here and the frankness and
cordiality of your conversation. Thanking
you for the kind terms in your letter, l am
Very truly yours,
(Signed) JAMES A. GARFIELD.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15
The Election in New York,

New, YORK, Nov. 9.-Ths result sof the
lat. slsstions engrosse, the attention OF the
joarnals - we'll as the people, 1t - o
probable that the Repuolicans will cleo heir
State tieket by from 5000 ~ $4,000, but will
lose both branches of the Legislature. This
result was utterly undreamed of by tho Wild
est politicians, while its reverse has frequent
ly occurred-that is, the Republicans lose the
State ticket but preserve. their power in the
Legislature. The result is partly due to
Kings county, which Democratic journals ad-
init Is likely henceforth to be . Republican
county. 1t gave Tilden and Hancock about
10000 majority, but t, day is about even,
although the Republicans are successful there
on the local ticket by over 5000. Howell
the defeated candidate for Mayor of Brook
Ign, says that henceforth he will act with the
Republicans.
The Brooklyn Eagle, one of the staunchest
Democratic organs in the United States, I'M
disguisedly expresses its satisfaction with the
result. and openly declares the city and coun-
ty much better off than if the Democrats had
been successful.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-15
The Star Route Cases.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.--Few in Washing
ton are surprised at the decision OF Judge
Cox, who grants the motion to strike of in
formation against the star route conspirators
and to discharge the prisoners. The court
room was crowded, the audience being very
largely composed of friends OF the accused.
As soon as the Judges decision was made
known, VIM. E. Cook, assistant to the Attor-
uey General, read a.statement which be had
evidently prepared in anticipation OF the re-
suit. He denied the statement Of District
Attorney Corkhill that the Attorney General
had been consulted by him in regard to the
adjournment of the Grand Jury, and claimed
the information had only been rssorted to
after the government had been prevented
from asking an indictment until after the
statute .of limitation could have begun
to operate on the part of the prosecution.
He promised the accused would not long re
able to exult. They would be brought before
the Grand Jury and before the Petlt Jury
and they would have all the opportunity they
apparently desired to defend themselves up
on proceedings against which no technical
objection could be raised. After the adjourn
ment of the court the accused were congrat-
ulated by their friends at the postofice de-
partment. The effect of Judge Cox's decis-
ion is much discussed. High officials assert
hat the effect is misunderstood. 1t is
clained the government is debarred from
proceeding by Indictment in Wa'sh's case,
but the posscfice authorities deny this. They
say the fact that proceedings by Information
having been commenced satisfies the require
ments of the statute of limitations, even
Though the proceedings have been thrown
out on a technicality. In addition It is
alleged there are g,ounds for many indict-
melts without touching the Walsh cases.
Public opinion here is. however,, almost
unanimous that the failure of the government
is final as regards Brady.
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Senators in Hartford where Allen, Republi-
can, is elected over Stump, Democrats who
was President Of the last Senate. They also
gain four Senators. The next Senat4 stands
according TO present sstinatessl 6 Democrats
and 10 Republicans In the last Senate there
we're I Republicans and 10 Democrats Based
on the same estimates TIE Honse stands 80
Democrats and 80 Republicans. The Rspub-
lican ms also elected Frederick Stone, Repu6li-
can, for Chief Justice Of the It'll Judicial Dis
trict also John d. Brook, Republican, for
Associate Judge of the same District. In
Howard county, the home of United States
Ser tor, A. P. German, the regular Demo-
cratic ticket is said to be elected by 250 ma
iOrity. . f.b -
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The Cabinet to be StaIwart.

New YORK, Nov. 10 The Tribue's W ash
ington special says: 1t is understood during
the Presidents visit to New York a new cab
met was virtu ally arranged and that a list of
nominations will at once be made up to be
transmitted to the senate as soon as congress
comes together. 1t is no longer a secert in
we'll informed circles that the President has
abandoned, if lie ever entertained, the idea
of making a cabinet which shall embrace
representatives Of the different factions of the
Republican party. He is resolved to throw in
his fortunes with that portion of the party
which was defeated at Chicago: defeated il
he senate and defeated in New York, and to
make What may be lesi nst'd as ali out and
cut Grant caOiue . Tie follow ing is the slate
Frelinghuysen. Folger, Chafiee, If Col RADIO
Fillry. OF Missouri; Williamson, of Iowa
Sargent, OF California, Howe and Lincoln.
These gentlemen are amo.iS the ardent fol-
lowers of Grant although his special personal
repl esen.ative in government will be Chaifee
whose daughter married Grants son, and
with when Grant has intimate personal rela-
tions. General Grant desires to have j. Ryan
appointed minister to japan and to make a
vacancy. Then he wants Bingham transferred
10 Vienna Cramer is TO ihave a better lega'
tien Than lie Swiss which Garfield gave him
and if the President should think it not poll
tic to misplace General Merritt he will gel
consolation elsewhere.
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The Greenbackers in Luck.
The Star Reuters DISCHARGED.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 1O.-ln the Criminal
Court this morning Judge Cox rendered a de-
cision in the Star route cases, discussing prin.
cipally the infAmy of the crime charged. The
conclusion arrived at was that the crime was
infamous and should have been proceeded
against by indictment. He therefore sus-
tanned the motion expeIling the information
from the files of the Court and ordered the
discharge of the defendants.