The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-05

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w..,,,x:;yox. April 1T is very DOS
;.;rciy stated that Attorney Genera
H,. H.sw.ter will read the opinion of tn,
'n;w.t n,rrtin. tomorrow declaring tb,
'%;me.e bill will conflict with ou
,.',tv .' obligations. Frelinghuysen, It i
", ."n,Jcr-:ool, will also present q resolution
"' ",;n.t signing the bill. The latter gen
.ian'an received letters from Boston an(
Xrw York urging him to oppose the bill
in the cabinet.
VEw York. April 3 The 1riLune'.
washington special says it is reported
,.mi-ht the Attorney General has pre-
,sn.I drai; Of a reason why the Chi
ps.e iii! should not he approved which
viii he read ut the Cabinet meeting to
rorpw. \ congressman who had .
,,lt with the Prcsidcnt.0n the subject
.,I he believed the bill would be We
,oeA.
WASHINGTON, April The Cabinet
i. said to tc about equally divided on the
I.hiuese hill, a fact which 1t IL said ex.
,l,il,s in part at least the delay in the
isbinct nomination. It Is an illustra'
ton Of the strict reserve of the Presi.
lent that while number Of his close
irientls are inclined to expect q veto,
,nother Of them said to-day he believed
,hp President would finally allow the
lin to become Il law without his sigma.
lure.
The Cabinet is reported tostand as fol-
lws: For approval, Howe, Lincoln and
KirkwoO!; for an unconditional veto,
FirIingluysen for approval, II the
twenty years provision can he reduced
to ten years, Brewster; absent and un.
snown, Folgcr; on the fence. without a
irfnite opinion, Hunt. OF e,urse it is
VT to be understood that this classifi-
,ation is official, and it may be in some
PARTICULARS errOneOus. It is certain that
rrlingluysen opposes the bill absolute
IT,. Brewster l,us been understood t0
a.ree with the main principles of the
I'LL. but there is rumOr now that he
desires its modification. FOlgtr and
Brewster are reported to occupy COM
mon grolnd.
>.P. Rounds arrived to-day. He ex-
I-.s confirmation as public printer
Tuesday.
NEW YORK, April 2.-Cornclius J.
Vanderbilt, brother Of William III. Van
irriilt, shot himself ut the Glenham
Hotel on Fifth Avenue this afternoon
a,.oclrk and died from the effects Of
The wound ut six o'clock. From the
time Of the shooting until his death
Vanderbilt was unconscious. Many Of
his frien.ls and members of his family
were present when he passed away.
CHEYENNE, April "A dispatch says
Thomas Bagnell, who arrived yesterday
from Charles river. southeast of Pueblo,
fo'"., brings intelligence that three
more victims have Mren hanged by the
viyilantcs. He says the victims were
'ting dragged towards u thicket by q
lumler Of men and blood was stream
IN. fnnii their mouths and nOstrils from
blows received. The lynchers very de-
'NIe'lly requested Mr.. Bagnell to move
N and not interfere. As he turned away
he coul'l plainly hear the dying mems
yam apls:'ls for mercy.
WASHINGTON, April In cOnver-
>at"n with Congressman Berry ..tO-Cay
correspondent called his attention to
'he statements in several California pa
I~'s that l,e will l,e candidate for re-
nomination for Congress and that he
VIII not Ic 4 candidate for nomination
4, ,,.'overn"r. Berry emphatically re-
H'i'Nl that The facts are precisely the re-
verse Of these statements. He says ii Is
well understood by his friends that he
VIII not allow his name to be used again
asa candidate for Congress. He further
ays that although he had desired to
announce himself as Il candidate for
''vernor hi, friends i'm California fully
"'"er>taii,. ID = views on that subject NJ
~ ~ and will present his name to the
,r'iiorfa!r State convention for that
eSi'!"n and should he be renOn,inated
y: Ms party. I" uphold their ticket AZ
"vcr""r snd he will accept the nomi-
na''oA ah's make Il vigorous campaign
"r "re!'cti"n. lie also freely said to-day
".1 liz believed the statements above
r'r''t' Ia. I" have en,anated from per-
n> Ml'" prefer that he should not he q
'a.,,,'Ila," III, for Governor. ..
me '"n'r <*i,wui L,fro:6 Oi vester-
, ,.;,, contains Il >peccu which Berry Ob-
-" .,' leave 10 present as his REMARKS
I..n /" .ne Question uf extending National
'anK charters.
,,., IN hrrys prepared speech he c'a''or-
.! i... ar:.;t> that Congress should pass y
,". T." substituting Treasury notes for Ma
."'a ""'a! hank nctts: redeem Government
r;r''., ".s !" The extent OF the present hank
os; s;;ua'"h and discontinue all banks
.I ,n issue al The end Of ~ years from date
,.,"! n!e laws under which they Were or.
~. 'zeu. Tie also takes ground that
!, ;u.. s""'''' promptly revise the tariff on
,r,,S, ,"s' ant equal basis, neither in the In
x;,,' s' q irs~ trade nor of protection, but
s,"., MN view t" producing the greatest
i","u'' ia'' "' revenue and to maintain an
WHIT. IiI''.' revenue tax, especially upon
li".S,y iSy an'! tobacco and extinguisll M
:. "' banks ut the t:sliest day possible.
Inn AN y tEAScls,,, April "A Stock
.,r..l slN.ial says 81 fire this afternoon dt:.
and a~ ~. berry l. Co.'S large Touring mill
"n,.,;. ",;"rr''"''>e cont lining nm immense
.n;l'';a'E .;laE Of grain, also several other
u,,.'. a'"i contents: total loss estl'
't'I u; >GII NM. Tn -, ,,no $40 (EkD.