The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23

developed. The convention was
called to order by p. Plat Carpenter
sni the roll Of delegates called.
sARAroaA, Sept. Y.-Among. the
n,en,lsprs of the State Central Com
Mite nominated are Collector tob-
crfson. Platt Carpenter, (;en. Sharpe,
Smvthe. Ex-senator Platt, and J. ID:
Warren. The convention nominated
Inv act.lamation Judge Andrews ior
Chief Judge of the Court Of Appeals.
The vote for Lieutenant Governor
resulted. Carpenter 20; Haskins,
liz: James Tanner, ~: Hami'tOn
Fish. Jr.. 49, &. Il. Parsons, -.
Necessary to u choice, ::47.
pr1.rsnrRC. Pa, sept. 19.-The fol-
lowing IL the result Of the AnlaiSa'
n,ated Iron and Stel Association
district meeting. to-day ut I'ittsDurg,
Wheeling and Youngstown on the
question Of resembling the deh'an6
Tor an advance and accepting the old
rate. Pittsburg, 81 for and q against;
youngstown, Is for and 3 against;
Wheeling, II for and IL against; to-
tal. ia for and So against. This vir-
funliv ends the strike, which has
lasted 1l6 days. 1t IL estimated the
h.,e to the mems wages Is lnetwccn
S.. ON. OO and $;l0,OOO,tw That to
manufacturers only on contracts.
TUCSON. Arizona Ter, Sept. a.
The .Ma.''s special from Quay
amas via. Magslalena, says n cOur-
Ter from COncOrslia, town near
Mazatlin, states that five people were
killed in q church by lightning. 1t
caused q great rush and u number
were seriously injured in the r,lsl' to
escape.
A serious corn famine prevails in
SinalOa. In some sections 1t Is -
cents per pound.
Magdalena reports say the gap I've
tween the SonOrs. Limited and BEN
son railroads is thirty miles. Com
nectiOn will bc made about October
:)th.
CAIRO, Sept. 2O.-At the death Of
Ab<lellah Pasla, AbdelIah SUM.
moned his black regiment and said
he expected then, to fight till the
last. He declared Arab had turned !
traitor and fled, but Kaier I'll Dwar
was making heroic resistance. \
soldier asked why they should risk
their lives for Arab and Abdcllall.
The latter replied they were not
fighting for him but for their re-
ligion. their country, their Calipl,.
and they should be ready, he said,
to die ~ lie was. The soldiers re-
piled, "thcn de-" and shot him
through the stomach.
NEW York, Sept. 2l.-At the all
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Northern Pacific railroad to-day,
tue report Of President Willard was
read. 1t shows the gross earnings Of
the fiscal year ending June ~, 1851,
were s., 4StI, :ai1; operating expenses,
including rents and taxes, 81, 81, So;
net earnings, 81, S57, 4tI5; ratio OF ex-
penses to earnings, $3.50 per cent.
Increase of net earnings over the pre-
viOus year, $SsS, So. Average num-
her Of miles operated ~: increase in
net earnings per mile. Ssh. Number
of passengers arriving and leaving
the eastern terminus ut It. Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth and superior
City, lOG, SS6. Increase, 7l,G4l. The
earnings Of the Eastern Division
show ag ain Of .: per cent. and the
freight movement shows al equal
percentage Of increase. During the
year the end Of the track advanced
from the Fast, 1S3 miles, and from
the West lO3 miles.
SARATOGA, Sept. N.-Whcn the
roll call WAS concluded George H.
Sharpe said the State Committee de-
cided to recommend as Temporary
chairman T.. l.. Madden AID liz
nominated him. Warner Miller said
he did no think 1t in the province of
the State Committee to dictate vii"
shall he temporary chairman. lie !;
would not speak Of the influence that
mad brought about that suggestion =.
but he would nominate Edmund l.. I,
Pitts and asked for the ayes aud .
nays. Sharpe replied that the sus- !
gcstion ~ nominate Madden ha.l =
(een inlpelle.lby another reason than !,
those in the interest Of harmony and +.
:oxi feeling. lie seconded the m.- /,
lion that the ayes and nays bc :
ralle'l. The motion was adopted.
The vote resulted: Madden, .5l: !,
Pitts, III. Madden was tun,luc. Ell
10 the chair and matlea brief address. =
Committees Were appointed and
Hepburn read Il communication from, y
he anti-nlOnOlnly committee which !:
was not well received. !
SAN FRANCISCO: Sept. IA Vie !:
|Oria dispatch SAYS: The royal party .
anlctl from the co.,us ut l.:<.:ui- o
l,ault II. eleven o'c!nck; sailor: man Z
ming the ya.ds; inn!s played: bat :,
cries salut;ng and the nopuiacc y
'hcering. They were received b.: u
he Lieutenant Governor who rca.! =
III address. They We're then escorted u
!" Victoria Ivy several hundred citi- =; y
.elis, AMI met Ivy tire,,lcn, m;!itar: "
md benevolent SN.ieti-s ut the city =.
gates. The mayor presented The u
rretianI o: the city and an address. ::
IN reaching the grand stand five u
'un':rc,l children san. Il national u
'ntl!eli, and another address was v
PRESENTED. Replies wcr. given bv u
Marquis I.Ornc. AS the carriage u
sssse'i along the streets to the Cow u
.rnnlelt house ti," ov:,,s.n:s were Il
c!,eereh. I'LL houses and u
torres along the line of march were Il
decorated. A Chinese arrl, forty u
eet in height ant! shaped like a ,mr;,. u
J" SPAWNED store street. The nria. "
hesitation cost several thousand dol I"
urS. ~
WORCESTER, SEPT. 2n.-Thc Re- =
publican State Convention was called
. order at II O'c!ml: and Cl,as. \. "
toll was elected temporary chair 4.
nan. The following resolutions u
we're received with api.Ia,,s" and re- v
erred 10 the committee on r--ol:- y:
ions: {!
.I:'*'''r.tl, that the Republicans Of o.
will come b:;ck into
heir ranks; the third Marty OF Pro- al
assuring t'v:n and all "
tners' who symlHithizc in the cause al
{ temperance and prohibition: that 81
ne Republican party will do all in "
$ power to- so amend the cOns;i.u- IN
ION o: the state so that the n,::pu:a,.- ~
are and sale OF Intoxicating liquors Il
beverages shall Lc prohibited. OF
Rcsol','i; That Il radical change in "
ne jury law shall s.e made 50 that
w breakers :imu!d not he c,.,,r,n. II
eiled as Jurors to try criminals. t.;u, u
.nderlAS law a farce and a cheat. "
Senator Ioar was made permanent TT
hartman and was greeted witt, an to
lallse and TrJ.t ;dvl IL Address H.. Or