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New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
THE MURDER TRIAL OF THE FUTURE.
TO the EdttOr OF The IrtUHH'.
S1n. What kind Of murder trials are we

SIR: What kind of murder trials are We ~
have hereafter in this country In the general ehpr s7
ions of the press upon the outcome OF the IHo'i' ~
there appears little 10 warrant continuance " Wv
and deeorcus mode Of conducting those m'ne.o ~ '''
tcss of Inv and evidence. Satisfaction Win ulo 'o
of those twelve sensible men seems to nave ioT' s
and one 10 clarifying Judge Cox n the producer oi ,
,,o, and Cor having sbut all openings for new trial
nv his conduct during the one JUST c"Seo'
That is 10 say: from this time on an undonped nlui-
aercr sboll not only have fair trial. hut he sha pc o
10 insults illnesses and counsel fonly ana c"'"'9'
10 threaten the jury, Proong the rla y" SnooH '
oso ~ nifty morality and drccnoy, at his own
Unsuitable will. The fear that to remove inc piS""'
fro,, the ROOM after due warning. might nave gN'n
oous for ,efrll must rest upon the supposi"h 'Hh'
rt TO be present az the trial includes his rsh'
IN urcvent the trial from proceeding ana 10 apuse ~
rriviIcge by outrages never tolerated Ill P''Ho''
not on trial. And with all this present popul"
prstidcation that Judge Cox's unlimited hc'hso
% h oncr rivcs the defence ground for successful
opreal the inference goes that the full hench "h
ie as hi- associates Judge Cox il reported to nave
conferred in reg ri 10 bis conduct o hi esl Soa
espcciay md singular tender IN cosueE ~ th bif
magistrate of the Nation. >, ,-. . ,.o,d,r
fully peculiar case Is what we hea on al sidts e. d ID
there viii ever be another such IN our une mn
why is il unlikely VINO maze Wbat d H. 70 prevent
any other clcar-wited, defiant murderer iio. IA %
his trial "a extraordinary 80 ne plehS's, "H '" @
/, unt one of many impending ngences may occur
TO terminate the trial without his c9nvSupmI0it % i i
stoncc .I uror becomes disabled or desi here If M
that is extraordinary about it This Particular
slew he President, and there is more cauGeI Oh H se
ting n new trial danger OF MS gc.tllS cIe a. ., ~
tocetbcr in United states tOurt at the NaioH Cap
taI than If be had slain ordinary citizen there OF
whore ose Ii is not much shOr! OF saying 10 an acc9
wretcbes who go about with murder bro0dne ln 'urIr
hearts ready to take human life anywhere uhpro p.
oled "a we often read of is being done, DO nnt ,rSJ
vour neck into an obscure halter; you can go 70
ington strike down the head of the Nation ana soS ~
nile a
70 otroce ali (stendom any her means no NOR
tal dare aftcInpt or could p"ssibly achieve. II.
Rut hose who still think that common murderer ~
iust os GOOD before the law as murderer OF PresG'u
are waiting 10 what our colrs can 90 uo % hii ~,
Cror tLis time bc common murdcrcrs at the bar thlnK
tbc same way and determine 10 act II out ,
WatertOicn ". u. Feb. ls lsS2' ALfhA NhiiD'
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

In State bonds lttle done outside OF the deal
ings in Tennessee o., which at one time were strong
up to 90, and later were weak at 53953l9-the lat
ter on a sensational dispatch from Nashville that
the Court refused to modify its decision Alabama,
class A. sold at s1li. and Missouri 6s, asylum, at
1l2la. There were no transactions in city bank
stocka
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
LIFE-sAvING NOT AUTHORIZED BY LAW

TO me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | see you are hammering at the FIRE
Commissioners to provide better means for saving NE
at fires Perhaps you are not aware that they nave no
lawful authority to spend one dollar for this purpose nor
Is there ANYTHING in the law imposing upon frcmen the
dut cf SAVING life at fires Yet t haS always been as
suncd by trem as their first duty and they have per
formed heroicaly and at the cost ofmany Of therlYes
But as plain matter Of fact, the American people care
more for property than He and all Legislation has been
directed TO saving property. The Fire Commissioners
have no authority buy any kind Of hr-cscape, to
orrouize a ifesaving corps TO eXpend one dollar for
lila-sgvipg purposes II might he well 10 stir mp our
le lators ON the subject, and give the Cohi soners
rest. - -
Ncu- York, Feb, -, 1882.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

Policeman to group Of small boys: "Come
now move ON There's nothing the matter here" sar-
castle boy OF course there Isn't. III there was you
wouldn't be here"
Mr. Min SAYS his church is to be the church
OF future and then he tells In the breath that
there future What "a he giving us i-Boston Tran
script.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
tai since Jan. L.. sl,2957O8 s52l8536 $5lO2W
rrRopEAN FINANCIAL MARRErs


LONDON IS-t23O y. m-U : bonds. four and n hat
per cents lljl; Atlantic and Great Western rst mortgage
u.ices certificates 45- do second l6it Illinois ctu'Ia
l7; Peunsylyana central 62ls NeWl ora Ontailo anu
western 2Jas Milwaukee aud ~ Paul common iU'2 -
taVuON Feb l--2.Ou D.. m.-ConsOs, IUOi1g ioi WOi.F
and lOOt account; Atlantic aud Great csteIn rS
urTpnc tru4tees certificates 40 81 Enc, 4Ot NeW-lo
central 81 Illinois Central, 1862 Pensy wanna cehIIa.
G.L Rpadng 81 81 Nork. ontario ana Western - p
LONDON Feb lS.-i;3Up. m.-The amount OF DunOh SOuo
inio the Bank England on balance todlYi1 43auou ~
LONuON Feb ls-5 q. mPdrls atyltes quote tAIe' Pos
cent renes 81 francs 80 CenLmes Tor mo account
pans Feb lS-5:JU D. n.-EGchAnRe on LoadOI % IlIc'
20 crutiueS for checks nj. ,.
rrrry Fcb iS-The statement OF the Imperial BANK OF
Germany shows in specie O s9o2OOO MARKS since
last report.
LONDON. 1S.Thc Economist OF tins week saNS lHe
rate discount for Bank bills sixty oaNs u tct months
trade bills 90 days 20 mpuhe % 10
the stock Exchange most OF IN Govern
men and railroad sccuritte, vance IN the "eeN Aut
oppressed; recent 70
rnrng {eading, II Louis aud san Francisco ana odnDu,
Gbir1r and Indiana Central. and other cncerus hup's7h-
me pbc here with the idea that such Drop
wholly at OF the railroad kings o hl'el
Stts hr chief feature tali Ot Ia Iaah Preference
ana of IN ordinary louisville aId Na7hllle are over
ieer and RIO tranio OHIO and Miss 5ip'i ordinary ana
Drr,erred and respectively, and Central Paeinc' ~
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

o ocpodnct and more storage capacity there are Iew
evnarera that would refuse to sign IT, Tor tney ko"
the necessity Tor II. NiLiiN'' Az ~
Neup- York. Feb, 10, 1882.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
OZARK y BOEIWELiI,

CLARK u boutwell,,
No. Nassau.st, corner Of wall, Ner-lork-
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF MISlNG ENfEB
PHlSES.
hliE "'''D Marposa Comfy, California
MENLo GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY. -. c.,,f,ro,,
sATEMo GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY. >,,,,, s.,,,,
srARR.GRoVE SILVER MINING COMPANY; x.v,c,
sIoEMONIS SlLNL" Mn Silver Rect Utah
EAGLE SlLE hH Ni-'iO Lewis Neyada
SAN BHUNo COFFAl' OO'A " Mexico
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
filming.

/ IL Mining Stocks and Unlisted Securities
UNDEHTQOD & FHOPulNGHAA, G3 Broadway
Members :. Y. Mining stock Exchange
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
OFFICE or THE PULLMAN PALACE CAR COMPASr,}
CHICAGO. Feb. /. lS-2. I

CHICAGO, Feb. l, 1881 :
A T THE SPECIAL MEETING of the stock
n holders bold this day IL resolved 70 increase the
capital stock J236 o. being % cent OF the entire caP
tai stock of aid company at this date.
Stockholders OF record February lH 1882 VIII nave to
option until March 1882 subscribe for such STOCK al par
u extent aot exceeding Oneoufth Of their holdings
Payments be made follows: FIFTY per cent on or
March l. 1882 and 80 cent before MAY = o
Fun paid certificates stock will bo issued Tor each pay meh
cXCiud fractional shares.
subscription and all mfornlauou
thereto may De obtained at
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST co, New.York.
NEW ENGLAND TRUST Co, Boston
\. = WEINSH SHEIMER.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

In London British c0nsols were weaker AMI De-
clined ls per cent to 100 l-16 for money and lOOh
for the account, showing difference for money on
& lt for l3 days Umtea States 4l2s are Il higher
at II JIo the other issues being quo ed quiet and
steady.0 American railways genera Iy were higher,
and illinois Central was particularly strOup al an
ADVANCE TO 1870 1861. The Bank of England to-
day gained E37 900 bul lou on balance. At PARIS
French 3 per cents advanced 20 $3.50 and light eX-
change on London rose 20 21.26 francs to tne I.
Berin dispatch saics that the Imperial Bank OF
Germany gained specie to the amount Of oJOO,OOO
marks.
The receipts OF -four and grain at the principal
q, 81. - { "a trVo % fp
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

The Sub- treasury to-day gained NUI6,3oF On DaT,
ance made up by gains of .$620,0H coin and
S2G, 1897 currency. The call loan money market
remains easy and the bulk of today's business was
done at jai per cent and la'er at per cent These
rates. however are not true reflex OF the money
market outsid2 of the stock Exchange. The Clear
changes, S155, ,722 3O2 balances S4,SS0.95S. For
the wccl-ExchaDges, $SS0,972, 500, balances,
$40, Sl2 ~ The TRANSACTIONS at the SUD treasury
covered: Receipts, $i,376,626; payments
S720, ,942 currency balance. $i,695975; coin bal
ance, So, ,090002.
The United Sta.es Treasury now holds United
States bonds to secure National bank circulation,
1870 500 700; bonds deposited during the week.
81 1S7.3O0; bonds Withdrawn during the week,
Fl, ,52S, 800 National bank currency outstanding
Currency notes. 1851 103 10i; gold notes. S933 9fJ'
he customs receipts at Washing on to-day amount
ed to 81 237 $40; and internal revenue receipts
10 1867 673. The Treasurer received S3o4,OOOl Ma
tiona bank notes for redemption; the total OF snch
receipts for the week. compared with the same week
tADt III, foil
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

Railroad bonds were very dull and their prices
were Irregular but for of the issues that lately
have suffered the greatest declines there were goot
recoveres Erie second cOusOls closed off iS at
9slt Nj souri, seconds were y higher at G78ss and
general mortgages were steady at go Boston,
Hartford and Erie tirsts rose from 5Gli 10 j7l4D
5G9,. C., c. and l. G. incomes were u off al 81, and
Chesapeake and Ohio frsts, series b. were y lower
mt sOl9; Canada Southern Grsts were
steady mt o. St. Louis and Iron Mountain
seconds were l2 lower at 107, and fr,ts, Cairo and
Fulton division steady at 1O7. Ohio Central lrsts
were 1 per cent higher at 0Gi2, and the incomes
rose from 3S to 39 East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia incomes were off Il at 543i, and cons1is
were Il higher at TIA Louisville and Nashville
general mortgages were mp y to 90. The Missouri
Pacific issues were LA y weaker. Wabash general
mort gnges rose 2l9 to 50. Denver and Rio Grande
cOnsOls were * lower at 1929, and Kansas Paclnc
c0usols were steady at 1925. Texas and P9elhc
incomes were per cent higher n Gj2, and ilrSts OF
Rio Grande division rose from SO6s 20 SZGSl'S.
The bank statement to-day, as was Xp,cfed.
shows q Irge decline in the reserves amounting to
Sl17OO0O but deer ase in deposits OF
S47G42 200 reduces the loss in the surplus reserve
S297S950. The statement shows a remaining sur
plus reserve of S1072 22J. but the Statement Is
made on declining averages 1t is probable that the
actual condition is below rather than above the
rule of 20 per cent. Tho following are the TO- ais OF
The statement, and the changes from last week:
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19

THE MARno5A LANDAyD MINING COMPANY oF CALIPoEMA)
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, NOS. AND II NASSAU ST Z
NEw.YORK, Feb. 49, 1882.
A n assessment of Five Dollars on each share
n OF the Preferred and tOnmOn ck Is due and
able before March - s52, when Il VIII be delnqnei
div idend Of Thirty cent has BEEN declared
the which al
assessments shall si cash shall not be &c
lnquent previous OF twenty-five cents
aud stock dividend Of ten cent are TO be CREDITED Oh
dollars and seveHtynye cents pea
share deposited with the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company OF the DonOhUe judgment
Circulars and report vi particulars nay be BAD on ap
cation and after the 25th Inst ROBERT CRAWFORD.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
financial.

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
~ told stock wanted by EDWARD c. FOX & CO,
New-York tribune., 1882-02-19
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
FROM ICELAND TO UTAH.

PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS OF AN lCEiANDio lhAN- M
TIIrR-uow SIMPLE AND CoNFIpING PEoPlh
,pv RrTBAyFp TO RUIN BY EAussARIEs OF THE
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-18
Star Route Matters.

CiIcAuO, Oct. ia Washington
special says tile publication Of lnper
soils Interview with himself ami nc
cOn'paDying sfti.lavits has not
changed any opinions regarding the
gull: Of t. e Star Reuters Or the ,ner.
it, Ut the Government case but h.s
intensified the existin. conviction.
The publication Ia not quite ~ strong
a. promised. On the face Of the
thing It II strong indictment of tn.
Department 1T Justice or some one
In It but much of its G .nvicting force
disappears on analysis. Complaint
having l'een made ly defendants in
the Star Route cssses anil their friends
that = saving made Ivy the defendant
has been effected at the expense of
the retrle who have had their ser.
vt"es cur'ailetl that much, Elmer.
second Assistant Postmaster G.n.r.
al. had the best reply to sucl. charge
III the act that the mail services t.
day show an increase Of tW.,aI,
miles ~ compared with lSM. vixen
the tSsst was the greatest aud the d..
crease expended yearly was &! :ls..
mo. Some IT the III iar,uu- BRADY
routes have been wi,Hsi ont. Willie IL,
some cases railway service has been
Increased. There has been 20 servic,,
complaint Of urgent curtailn..ut a,
the i't.sts'tltce Department and rppre
oentatlHns Ut delegations and Of mem.
oess Of COnxrers net with the same
attention, ~ l'efNre. TIL. fact /. thC
pressure for i'l~gitin,ate star Srrvie.
mas. IN = large measure. ke..n re-
Moved ny the removal from the Geld
Of line picking. ~ '~'>'
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-18
The Irish National Conference.

DCRLlN, Oct. 1.-THE Irish Na-
ti"lIal Conference opened to-day.
Parnell pre~itleS. A letter was re;.'i
from E.yau, dated Paris, rendering
his resignation ~ TREASURER "f the
Land League. 1t shows total ~!
E::44 SD sterling had passed through
his hands, OF this sum there was
disburse.l in re iev;ng Distress in ~
and WI, $500 In defence ut State
trials over cltI, tHkI, and IN exp~n,li-
lures through the Genera. Land
League and Ladies' I.eagu" El4< ,tHH';
leaving u balance IT nearly Gi:,NH.
Parne:l and l)avitt were received
with tremendous c;.,'rs hy the dc'e-
gates. Nearly all the extreme Irish
members 1T Parliament were present
in attendance a. delegates at.Iarge.
DUBLIN, Oct. l7.-Purnell, in AL
address IL the Conference, corrected
the impression that nothing has l"en
done for evicted tenants sine, the
dissolution Of tile Ladies' League.
e., "a have becn spent in relieving
them. A hundred families have
t'een placed In y position to- avail
themselves ii the benefit Of the ar
rears act. Brennan aud Sexton were
appointed Secretaries Of the Confer
ence. Numbers Of letters and telc-
grams FROM America ai,prO ling the
movement were read. Letters aIs.,
were received from severa! Catholic
Bisli"ps slWlslsizimy for their absence
and expressing confidence In the
leaders movement. Puriiell then
submitted the programme Of the Corr
ference and reviewed It's proposals.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-18

m. Jeaunetts Board Of Inquiry
.o.ve.ed 1t Washington On the 18TH
insk. The Ant inquiry wss directed
A. ..ee,t.in The - wosthiness or M"
seevorthiness a the vessel. The
testimony upon this po'"t develops
I'M. 1.ct that the vessel was ~ we'll
.d.pted TO. Arctic cruising - . 70.
modelled vessel e,uld he made. II
.o.m. so,ne Of the recommendations
AZ the flrst board had not been car
ried out In making repairs upon tne
vessel because they were found 10 W
impcaeticable. Before the Jeennet'e
ssiled| member OF the Board Inquirer
particularly q the ofIIccrs In 'egar''
70 their respective departments, an"
they all expressed themselves salts
net. The inquiry will not Pr''''a''y
shed any new light upon what Is ~
ready known concerning the vessel
Amer It Is completed the stubbors
fact will remain that man cannot
hone to combat successfully the ice-
berRs and frozen SEQ Of the North.
and that 1t 10 sacrifice Of life and
trpasure for him to attempt to over
come the huge barriess which Nature
has iuterposed to his advance In the
direction of the North Pole.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-18
A Fast Run.-Railroad Mat;are
Drowning, Etc.

CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-THE fastest run
ever made west Of Chicago was that
on the Burlington special train
whicl, brought the Vanderbilt party
from Burlington, ~ miles, at an Nv.
erxge III - miles all hour.
J. II. Brown, controlling spirit o:
the Western Indiana Raiir',ad an'l
Belt Line, has sa'l:i his interest and
resigned the Presidency.
Tie Grand Trunk, the Chicag" &
Eastern Illinois, tic Wabash, the
Chicago l. Atlantic, and the Louis
Vile, New Albany l. Chicag" he.
come Owuers Ill the Western Jnii-
ANA. The affair was cOl,su!niila!ed
yesterday in New York.
Tue Canada Southern lMns given
nOti,.. Of wi.!..lra wal from the pool Oi
business between Buffalo AMI de-
tr,it.
1t is likely that the three unknown
lsers,ns llrOwned Sunday afternoon
ure husband and two children nj
Mrs. Amelia Hansen. They nrs,
missing. This dr"wning was the re-
suit Of u strange ruling "'a sopcrvis-
ing inspector .: stv;.Ii,tma:s, that tugs
must NOT, under u fine oi $500 for each
person. carried, take any passengers
ON board. The tug owners have hit
namely insisted on M exception IN
cases where they would save drown
ing persons, hut u" exception was
allowed. six lives have, been >;l"rt-
feed In this llariNr Mx the result ri
this inilunlan ruling.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-18
l)npd;oe Mccarthy.

":>!,al, you miss ne. $" cthrart::'
'Ieorge ". SIMPSON Was going
away, far away 10 the tra"kle,S SOIL
tube If st. L'',,is, and wi.en he l'a.l
tni.l ia Prime Mccarthy of iheintend'
Ell journey the girl had sl."Sen not q
wrr,l, hut lain her head gently ~ his
shoulder and wrpt us 1t her heass wa
breaking.
Hut:wi,cu lie asked her the iup,.ioa
with Which this chapter opens lhe
little head, with lis cur'nal Of fluffy
brown hair, hud RISEN slowly, and,h.
l,an>y-hruwn eyes Of the girl had
i.a.kc., int" his and CLEANED " III tn.
holy light oi love that could nevI
die.
"Shall ! miss you :" she cried. de-
pairimgly. "Ah, yes. s"r,ly -n"u: D..
but you cannot understand this. NJ
man can feel the loss III ki>>c, AMI
love words ~ u woman canhor hate
sI"" creeping, wakeful nights, anl
tn. cray dawn tn t comes with u"
|; prof., - Of strong arms aid :. loving
hes:t Ind words ut courage, ana thr
windy sunsets that die away on Il day
that has held u" beauty ~ ;ri.htne''.
M man can feel the ..M.l. hunge.
! IN time of famine that woman fte.
when love that always '',''S"n> ami
allures her Is out ri ie..r'' ri her long
ing hands aud loving lips"
but I shall not be gone 90 very
long, darling," whisl'er'.! George
''al.,i I have told the candy man 70
; let you have whatever you wan, OF
my account" :,
"Euu have done all this asked
the girl. putting her dii"'!ed arm
| around his neck.
! "ies," was The reply.
! ''T'Ien said D.pi,in., lac wi'tlc.
look gone from her t:ice. ''.ycu canla
start too SsMn."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-18
A Lab0riOus Escape.

Nine months Of liar.l a",i .ngel'io''
labor Of Johnnie :.ln>.,hi. = ""nsir'
in the prison ut t'":-nu. ;'''';"rl!la.
enabled him to cs,.,". 'y,!''!.''h.
o wire down l.e;w.n the g''nl's
blocks in the i!'"r in his cell. Il" a.
covered n cavity underneath. %hsA
was an nlmnd"nc,! sewer. WIZ .
chisel which he sni,ly.:''! N rom I'e
workshop, and II heavy i'"'" 81 w"'
he broke one 0f the >!M'.. TN. r.
aiuireti u month, t""au-" ne 'T''l' WI
~ strike II blow when door v"
closed. "r some nti...r n"-'' "a' h'''r
tu hit II. am! hv frequent y sal W :"
night without hri,;. ;h'r i" '' IT,.
more than O:,cu In we "a:
time lie was in tie *:r'!'. Az *
moving the half $ lu"r' o; .''':'i'e:" 81
dug slowly down through three ILL., ..I.
stone and cement. first '"ri';::.a ~: III
aud afterwards letting tiic en- ., ~
through it. ~ the 'ui "' ' .nJ
months he got int" Il" sewer AZ"
found 1t plugged with stone . a"r
cement ten fec, thick III me '"' .,I.
outlet. The remaining >lH 'i'" hi,
were sl.en. in d:;=in- "."il:n ; IN,
Ol.-t ru,,iOn. lie w"ik al "'s a..
and naked. leaving hi rl"ti'r- ,"1
ranged in I,e.l that III" =n;.r' 'u!!' ~.
he was in them. f"ni :a' =" q:
&c yer nearly .mii;"atri hun ~" ';ei,
sleep n,n.le him i'll. and his W., nth he
F.! fell oT twcn,y..iv. r',.nd,. h% %cp!.
got ont ut last. Within 'h1" h.
an officer r.""ynix'st l'''''. w"
was n prisoner again.
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Under the above caption the Oma-
Ia Herald Of the 18th inst. rerpe-
trutes the following: "There Is 4
grand funeral out in Ohio aud the
procession of ns0urners IL truly ap-
palIiDg. Charles Foster heads the
cortege, his usually beanling counte-
nance wrapped in gloom. Then fol-
lows John Sherman In silent woe.
Then comes the good CID deacon
Richard Smith With somLre look
and faltering step, weeping bitterly.
Field-Marshal Murat next strides
along, sobLing the word "prol,i,i-
tion." Oh. 1t h heart-rending! The
beloved dead was 90 tenacious Of
life, nothing would kill him. At
last q mixture Of prohibition tonic.
with Hub(Dell's assessment syrup and
Dolsey's Star ROu,e Filters, and 9TH
er ingredients Of similar effect, fin-
isheti his mortal existence. Alas, It
10 sad! So let the hushed files of d.
consulate mOurners pass on In the
stare OF the curious M,ultitusles and
lay the dead away where, on the 7th
Of November, the last rites may lie
held and monument erected over
the en- rthly remains Ut the radical
party"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-18
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS
DISCOURAGED.

New York Republicans are greatly
'liscoi'r aged. They nominated Mr..
\. Ii. Heybura ~ their candidate
for C"ngre~s'nan-at-laryc. The gem
tlen,an declined the honor on nc
ct,unt Of the trickery resorted to by
the Stalwart machine leaders at the
Saratoga Convent N. The State
Central Committee then started on
hunt for candidate. Fifteen prom
inent Republicans were asked to take
Mr.. Heyburn's place on the ticket
aud each refused. They all declared
their unwillipgness to run for Office
on the alleged proxy ticket. Their
refusal placed the Committee IN an
embarrassing position. Not single
prominent member Of the Stalwart
faction could he found In the State to
sacrifice himself. 1t il said that
even half.Lreed leaders were cosxei
to run for the Office but Not one could
lie persuaded to accept. In its d.
lemma the Committee was forced to
put up With Mr., Howard Carroll, Of
the New York 11ases, who appears
ambitious to experience defeat.
There IL 10 LAUGH dissatisfaction ex-
listing III the party that Republican
candidates find it uphill work in
their campaigning. As the time IL
too short to harmonize the party, it,
prominent members are discouraged
aud cOncede the State to the now ex.
ultant, aggressive Democracy.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-18
UrAa'3 CANDIDATES FOR
O8LE0ATB.

Tue Liberal party OF Utah has nonl-
mated the Hon. Philip T. Van Sile
for Delegate In Congress. OF the cam
didate the Ogden Pilot says: "Mr.
Van Zile IL = manly man, an able
lawyer, q patriotic and loyal citizen,
and will becomingly wear the man
tie which has been placed upoh his
shoulders by the loyal Americans Of
the Territory" The peoples PARTY,
or the Mormon element, has named
Mr.. John +. Caine for the same 20
sitiOn. The Gentle papers Of Ctal,
admit that Caine will poll the most
votes, hut that Van Zile hacked by
the Adnsiniss ration &C Washington
anil ~ the Literal vote Of the Terri.
tory. will be the next Delegate.