The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-05
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WORK, Mar. 26.-EX-Gov Beach Law
ofRhode Island, the eminent jurist, died
bornng at 1:55 a. IN. at the Albermarle
where he had been under medical treat
|duripc the winter. He was over SOyears
YORK, March 2G.-The Tribune says
kyorable report by the committee on
A relations Oh treaties with China,
no doubt their hnal confirmation.
Is no single feature in the new adjust
|hy these treaties OF our relations with
which Is not perfectly just to the Uni
|ates, and even desirable, yet they may
Ibtedly be set down as another success
lima. Her success lately in war and
has been so significant that it is time
i've them attention. The world will be
to alter its opinion of this nation be-
|ong. Fifteen years ago China was sup
to be in articul0 mOrtis, but to-day she
the vigor aud energy Of young ma
YORK, March 26.-A Washington
cll saws President Garfield completed one
best framed documents of his life. 1t
gainst an extra session, showing that be-
being unwise it was absolutely unnec-
He argued against it from all points
urged, stating that from a political
would be unfortunate. for the repub-
PARTY. He calculated that congress
be in session till July and that then
would end III passing, too late for
krgice, substantially the same bill as en-
lent Hayes vetoed. In putting this into
cal effect he thought there would be diff
es to be encountered such as the fact
ben the farmers crops and other produce
bring lower prices besides his idea was
Aere was no necessity to keep the colln-
tated over the funding bill, because
was no necessity for one. We have
10000 of bonds TO sell, either of is or
|hicllever would fit the market the best
time, and with the surplus revenues
net only redeem all the Us, but some
IS, aud still keep the SIS under con-
htil congress meets in December, and
afterwards as necessary.
b is feeble epitome OF that remarkable
beut, but it gives an idea OF its strong
passionate intent. 1t was deadly
to any idea of an extra session of COLI
and contained good deal OF political
sion as to the result it would have Oh
publican party.
cabinet met, but IL was not called
10 consider the document.
ne and McVeigh were sick. Both
something of the kind was coming, and
was as strongly averse to an extra ses-
finished language could put it. 1t laid
head of the liable, but was not opened.
member of the cabinet knew what was
Rna the matter will probably be decided
Resday.
Held, In explanation of his course,
Pever suggested al extra session; it was
ptside clamor; + was always opposed TO
tont see why people demand an ex-
Pn from the cabinet everybody seems
1t; the administration does not want
congressman who asked the president
y about it, saying he wanted to 90 home
was to be no extra session he said,
ngly:
home don't worry OH that account
I absolute certainty that there will be
"a session."
whole expectation in this matttr grew
The fact that Tuesday last Blaine pro-
a proclamation which was read in the
meeting to the effect that several rea-
FUSED necessity for an extra session.
Exclamation was laid on the table.
YoRK, March 2G.-The World says
eYoung having shot kalloch senior,
alloch Junior having murdered De
another DeY oung is thinking Of xii.
aloch. OF course, the authorities will
aVorably in the case of the next mur-
they did in the case of the last. Oul
government might, perhaps, encour-
s California industry by liberal sys-
subsidies.
mSGToN, March 27. - Filbusterins
bed.
pc present voting with the republicans
e caucus this morning the republicans
srmined to stand firm as long as j:
4 Nv to attain a recess but to adjourn
y the afternoon to per ect arrange
for the renewal of the struggle oil
without intermission.
cited So precedents to show reason:
present change of senate officers.
n PRESIDENT decided to-day not to cal
= session.
0 poy, March 26.-$750, 900 in gold was
0 nom the open market yesterday fol
0 Gold has also gone from Paris for
ned States.
apion Hanlan arrived in town and an
himself ready to meet anybody il
fd for any amount up to $4,000, and
Is seconds. He has a poor opinion
II lney and says he is the easiest man tt
ri any race to be rowed. The trial hs
i ast occur at Toronto, where the people
nr een good to him and must have
York, March 26.-The Commercial
81 says: Ii is one thing to make rail
ci and another thing to make it wori
ot ". IL was bat a day or two ago tha
ztni-ofiicially announced that the new
"a Pacific and Union Pacific wer,
III accord as regards freighrs, passen
fes, ETC., but crediting statements upo1
:. anlhority there is already screw