The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-25

MISCELLANEOUS.

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WASHINGTON, October 20.-Until, furlhe
notice the treasury will pay bonds embrace,
in the 1o5th call upon presentation. 81
DEs NOME, Ia., October, 20.-S6 of Q!
counties give Sherman for governor, 5000:
majority. 1t will largely exceed that figure
NEW York, Oct. 1a.-The n ational Pro,
hibit,on Alliance adjourned to meet IN At,
lanta in March, and in Chicago the May fol-
lowing. sA.#. h.4&ra=. T. ta.f#~ SUI ss
TuNIs. Oct. l9.-The Arabs have sacked
the villages surrounding Mehdia. A French
soldier in Basbau threw a lighted cigar on a
quantity of gunpowder@ yhe explosion
wounded five men. ." ~ ''T
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 20. George F. Roberts,
an Englishinau, was robbed of $1,000 in the
sleeping car between indianapolis and Itch
field, on the /. Il St. l.. Il. r.. Two ether
passengers were rohted of small ums
RICHMOND, Oct. 2O.-The banking house
Of Thoulas Blanchard & Co. to-day and yes
terday purchased $1,000 900 of Confederate
bonds, and is still buying. Smaller dea ers
report ! i,rely business in the same bonds.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. lO.-A Prescott dis
patch says Deputy Sheriff Bryant was killed
while in the discharge Of his duty by a des-
Dorado named . ilier. The murderer es-
capped. A large force is in search OF him..
HANNIBAL, Oct. 2O.-The river has risen
thirteen inches in "a houts. 1t is IS feet l
incl above low water mark; even with the
high water marx of last Spring. The levee
is Still intact, but q break is looked for at
any moment. ~.
Lon DON, Oct. l9.-The Daily Telegraph
says so elaborate are the precautions for tue
protection of Hawarden Castle, Gladstone's
residence, they would warrant the SUPPOSE
ton that the Home Secretary possessed
alarming ne VS. of possible attack.
SAN Francisco, October 2O.-A Victoria
dispatch says the Chinese and white laborers
are leaving the railway works in droves.
Three hundred arrived down town. 1t is
said the Chinese object to The payment of a
head tax and that they can get higher pay Oh
the Oregon roads.
Boston, Oct. 20.-The memorial exercises
in honor OF the late President, underline au-
spices OF the city OF Boston, were held today
in fremont Temple: which was deliberately
decorated. On the platform were many prom
inent men of the commonwealth.
DUBLIN, oct. 20.-The city is quiet.
Arthur O'Csnnor has left for London. He
stated that nothing is decided upon in regard
w lHC hloNliIE ~ GtG cL1CCs Vi eIC lLCoSoSs
Many farmers of Westmea.h and Roscom-
mon advocate claims for the readjustment of
rents.
LIMERICK, Oct. 2O.-A letter from Arch
bishop Crokn, of Casheiis, is published,
strongly protesting against tn, manifesto of
the land league. Michael Power, a m
of the Trale County, Kerry branch league,
was arrested on the charge of intimidation
and for reasonable practices. Godsela has
been arrested under the coercion act.
New YORK, Oct. 2O.-The Sun SAYS in an
editorial note hat the mnnopolies are get
ting deep root in the Senate. of the new
men, Camden represents the Standard Oil
Company; Miller, of California, the Iur seal
corporation; Miller, of New York, wood
pulp: Wilson is attorney for the Union Pa
cific railroad, and will s-rve that interest
faithfully.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2O.-The north bound
freight train on the ST. Louis, Hannibal and
Keskuk railroad ditched near Mckune's
mill, making 4 compile Q wreck of the train.
No one was injured.
The cattle train coming south or the c. B.
& Q. railroad was wrecked near Crestol,
Iowa. No one was seriously damaged. Some
cattle were killed.
SAN Francisco, Oct. ga Bakersfield
dispatch says: Deputy Sheriff Mitchell, who
was shot by q moi last night, met the crowd
as they approached the Jail. Nearly all OF
them were drunk. Shots were at once dis
charged, and Mitchell was almost instantly
killed. He shot one of his assailants. The
crowd then dispersed without accomplishing
object of lynching Herbert.
WASHINGTON, October 20.-A cranky old
man appeared with upwards of SIT 900 of six
per cent bonds at the treasury this morning
and insisted on getting the whole amount in
gold. 1t weighed seventy pounds and he be-
ing unable to carry it and unwilling to take a
check, a policeman tool HIM in charge and
also his money.
An Observation-Disclosures Troubles.
A FRANCISCO, October 20.-The Hawa-
ian brig Pomere from Honoluln reports that
the island Of Mani, one of the Hawaiian
group was visited by avery heavy earthquake
on the Both of September.
A Prescott, Arizona, despatch says reports
are received here of an Indian outbreak in
northern Arizora but lacks col frmation.
New YORK, Oct. 20.-James n. Tyner's
federation Of the star route r~ascality was Ger
tainly not due to lack OF knowledge. We
publish to-day a copy Of he report made BY
him in 70, as the result OF his personal inves-
tis alton into the operations OF the ring in
California and Oregon. In directness and
explicitness the report leaves nothing to be
desired in its exposure. As far as known,
that report has been locked up in Tsner's
desk since the date he prepared it.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20---The speakership
of the house is as much a matter of pure
speculation as the Presidents cabinet. Not
less than a dozen have pretensions and hopes,
including Butterwor. h, Calkins, Davis,
Houck, McCook and others. Houck thinks
Southern Republicans deserve recognition in
The speakership with tie view Of building
them up. The element of doubt as to the
control Of the next house multipIies, each
candidate thinking he can command some
special strength which the others cannot To
secure the organization the Republicans must
elect three out of fou Congressman in New
York next month. but CONTINGENCIES favor