The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-04-26

NEW YORK, April 23.-The Tribune
that it was stated yesterday that a comprod
had been effected in the suit against the
of $"lS,OO0,OOO Of stock by the NOrther Pa
railroad. 1t was understood upon good
thority that of the 10000 shares which h
been claimed We're issued, only 1870 81,
have been issued absolutely by which d
10000 shares have been sold in open mar
The proposition TO compromise is said to
come from Willard on the condi ions M
that the balance of the stock shall not be-
Oh the market but be held for q definite
riod and another condition of the comm
Use is said to be that the Willard party 4
have a fair representation. Willard yesleu
declined to be seen.
CINCINNATI, April 23.-Last Nom
John Mooney fatally assaulted his wife
a Ratchet. Her daughter attempted to mi
fere when Mooney threw the Ratchet at
almost seyering her arm. Mrs. Mooney.
fusing to inform the police, nothing
known until the facts were discovered B
cOroners investigation. Mooney is in Jail
CHICAGO, April 23.-The Times Paris
respondent cables an in erview with
| Say0n, as to the result of the monetary
ference in which he says 'sMy opilliw
that free coming Is the only method to est
lish bi-metallism. l favor heartily free cd
age of silver at all mints Of Europe,
establishing silver as a standard with cold
the basis vt one to fifteen and a half. b
houses of parliament would vote in fayW
this proposition by a large majority. ID
believe, however, that for a yea or mors
come this would result in bringing au
considerable amount of American silver
France, as you are aware that exchanges
largely in your favor, and heavy shipmenu
grain and produce will keep it there I'd
long time TO come. Since 1878 we
| struck NJ silver coins, but l think it will
found advisable to begin soon co coin
mucV as formerly.
New YORK, April 23.-The Tribune
about forty manufacturers of knitted ed
doing business in different paris OF the col
try, met yesterday to take action in regard
the circular recently issued by the Treas
department, which the manufacturers
will, in effect, remove the duty on KIND
wooden goods, and which it is clam
throughout to cause serious loss TO Amei
manufacturers A permanent organized
was effected by choosing James Talcott
president.
GALVESTON, April 22.-The Neps SPED
says the heaviest storm of rain and hail ~
know about Huntsville fell to-day Ned
all the bridges were carried away. 1t is I'd
ed the corn crop is seriously damaged.
ST. LOUIS, April 23.-The street car
ployes are still holding out in their delaa
for more money or less work. One of
principal lines have accrded to the demau
but the action of the others is uncertain.
New YoRK, April 23.--The Wor
special says: A good deal of curiosity is
here over the promised revelations in conn
ton with The Star route contracts.' Jan
and the other officials who are preparing
data, will say nothing for publication;
James Is reported to have said privately
at the proper time disclosures will be md
compared with which the Tweed regime
| go down to history as respectable. 1t Isl
to be capable of proof that for four years
/ less than So, 100000 a year were misapphs
, Brady and his associates naturally beca
rich. 1t was given out for the comfOr
such as might :" Iieve it, that Brady had p
tied largely in telephone stock. They bOq
and controlled newspaper correspondents, q
gressmen and such Others as might be udl
to them. One weekly paper here is comm
ly said to have been bought outright by
tractors during the last years investlgata
The silence and afterwards the support Of
other weekly paper was also secured. lnd
Of the dailies Brady is a large stockhObi
That paper has nothing to say about the
moval except indirectly by calling a F
that has exposed Brady's doings a filter for
ISLANDERS of sharpers. ~swindlers and thieV
Another daily keeps its hands off editc
ally and losses aside the news of the day
a manner meant to indicate that theN
little or nothing in It. A gentleman WIN
sources of information are good, says there
little doubt of last nights runor, that Ba
will be indicted, and he reports n of
officials engaged upon the case to have
to-day, that Brady must either disgorst
60 to the p~enitentiary. 1t should he 81
however, that the common belief is
nothing will be done beyond complete
posture.