The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-31

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ton of relatives. As fast as the corpses were
claimed they were taken in charge by friends
and removed home. The utmost confusion
prevails. 1t is impossible to secure a COM
plete list of the drowned, but it includes
many of the most prominent citizens.
When the water was let of the stern,
after the removal of plankS and boards, the
search was continued Tor bodies under the
over deck. and twenty-five more were
br3dsnt to the surface, making about Two
hundred in all secured. II is not known how
many more, II any, are lost. The city cour-
Gil met to-day. the 10Th, and passed a resuiu-
ton OF coincidence. A settled gloom reignS
in the city. X. q. Montgomery, a leather
merchant Of Toronto, was on board but es-
capped aud succeeded In saving many Others.
He states that on the passage up the captain
went among the passengers urging IN to
keep On tho other side. he said: "For GODS
AXE keep Or the other side; II you dont
you'll haye to swim for It,
A little later on he saw the water pass in
over the deck and the boiler by the board,
when the crash Immediately took place.
All business is at a stand-still and crowds
line t1e streets discussing the SAL caianilty.
The burial OF the VICTIMS is at this hour, 2:5o
p. m, proceeding. A solemn Stiffness pre-
n,ssr onI hsls to,,inr knaus
E YORK, May -o-Ihe Times editorial
says: The struggle at Albany IS suspended
by the Adjournment o. LIE legislature until
Monday. Conkilng has come back to this
city apparently Intensely convinced that his
election by this legislature and by the repub
iiCan VOTES Is lntDDSSiDit,
No one knows what VIII be the next move
menJ. The ex-senator IS III no moot 10 an
nource 1t. The lholcations which seemed on
Thursday to politl TO a possible advance on
Tie part OF ms trends toward al honorable
aud harmonious arrangement have come to
nothing alter a week Of disgraceiui and hu-
initiating PERSONAL canvass such as ten days
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CHICAGO. May 2S.-Supt. Williams, O'the
WestaIn Usllon Telegraph Company IN Gin
cinuati, and Manager Flank A. Armstrong;,
have resigned. The air is full Of luluoIs Of
l~esigla ions in the company. it seems the
policy of the new administration is to weed
out gradually all The old heads as soon as they
can he suppl uted without too appAraui dot
riment TO the company. Tie operatives are
safe. because, as d rule, trey are scarce and in
demand ~heleabpats. Thvy feel a@4rieveu b,
the lew regulation which prevents g!vilG
them eXtr, c)npensafion fol- Sunday.
IL seems llkeiV tiiat some p"ollioiiS VIII he
totally ABOLISHED ana 6he salaries lhgleot
Sa''u, u! puLi1!S me NuF" on oiieis "lIiiooC
increasing tileir pay: iA2s9 cuttings down
are excused ny me officers OF lie company o}
tIe statement mat sohieShl''E 'hnSI De done
10 Keep up tie dlVluehus ON an enormously
Increased amount OF Stock.
WASHINGTON, May 26.-Tne Secretary of
the Interior here, has under consideration
the question whether or hot tte lauds once
offered at public sale but afterwards for some
cause Withdrawn from ordinary private entry,
preemptors are still required to file their claim
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NEW YORK, May 2S.-The street car driv-
ers refused to obey the orders Of their leaders |
to strike this evening. The Sixteenth Ave- |
Due CO., will Increase The wages Of drivers
10 cents per day.
The Grophic has a statement rerarainp
Clovis withdrawal tending to show he was
bought OH IN the race by the hackers OF
nuSiies. ne Is neiieVe" TO nave recelVeu from
To.UUo 10 blU,UUO IDF playing MS llItie game.