Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11

 e belief in the unanimous support 0 y tie party and the justice of it's caus j. will carry the election. The write = says: II elected her earnest efoT f will be to promote the equal politi g cal privileges of citizens, regard les of sex, color CT pationnlity Sh, : will disri bute offices fairly betwee'
 men ana women, and laoor for civi , service rs form.
 TOTAL VOTE IN VERMONT
 WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Sep. G.
 The retuln- from 240 towns giving
 the complets guberDatorial vote oi the State, show the tntal vote east to
 be 62 421 Pingrec (Rep) receIved
 fl 907; Redingtnn (D'n) 19.931;
 Soule {Greenback) 4S; Iudepeude ,
 and scattering, 1881; making Pin
 gree's majority 21,413 The pro-
 poriinpal loss of the Republicans is
 about 12 per cent and nf he Demo-
 crais 6 per cent. The reduction of
 the Republican majority is 3,599. The complexion of the house of cpresentaiives is, Republicans 7S;
 Democrats 34; .reenhackcre 4 In-
 dependents 31; no cLolce l. . The
 next senate will consist of g Rspub-
 licans aad Democrsts.
 DENY THE CHARGE.
 CLEVELAND, Sept. 5-Scrgeants l Brainard and Long ard Private Con l Delly of the Greedy Arctic expcdi- ton, now here. were shown yester
 day mornings telegrams from Wash insten, stating that an army officer who had seen the diaries of the ex- 1 pidilion says that the survivors wheu found were Tn two parties, one headed by Brainard and the other by Long, and that they were living as separately as two tribes l and refusing to speak io each other, ard that Greedy was Pn inviiid dur 1 ing the last two months and the party headed by Brainard cared for him like a child. That stealing raticns was common practice and that hunters sent out for birds con- cealed them for themselves. Each of these statements BrainaId, Long and Comedy deny cmphatically. All insls ed that the party was not divided. but while five slept in wall tent Brainard and Long slept together under Q fly tent. because the interior of the other was not large enough for all. Sergeant Brainard says that Lieutenant Cree ly walked out every day and was able to give competent command to the party, which he did throu ghout. All agree that nobody except Henry WIS shot. A special report that some army fficers say that Brain ard, when fund, was much stronger than the rest, and when he came first aboard the Bear, surprised was expressed al it, and when he was asked why that was, he said, "Oi,, could eat the stuff and digest it; bnt the others couldn't" When seme remarked the absence of Dr. Pavey's body and expressed wonder as 10 what became of it, Brainard said: He is all gone; I finished the last just before you came" This being shown Sergeant Brainard, he sad: II dou't know who the arrlY officer is, but whoever he may be, he is a slanderer I was uot the strongest Of the party, and, moreover, I was not in the Bear, but came in the Thetis. The story is lie of the whole cloih.n Sergeant Long and Private Connolly corroborated hIs story.
 STRIKING MINERS.
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept, 4Every- thing is quiet, and no attack Is an- ticipated in the daytime. About hundred strikers moved on Buchtel last night and fired on the guards, tine fire being promptly returned. The strikers fled No casualties are reported. Three hundred mills tia reached the valley fast night and wsre placed in Snake Hollow. Long Stretch, and Saudtown. The strikers report seven of their mum Der wound ed in the Long Stretch fight Sunday night, two fatally The bridges are threatened, A patrol boat was kept running all night.
 THREATENENG INDIANS.
 HELENA, Mon., Sept 5-Mail ad- l vices report threatened outbreak of Indians at Poplar River Agency, l northeastern Montana. Six thou. 1 sand Indians stationed there have 1 been for the past year receiving only 1 half rations- They managed to ex> 1 ist by eating thelr dogs and killing cattle on the range. Stockmen, for 1 the protection of their herds. with | drew as far as possible from the l agency. This left the Indians with ! only the rations issued by the gov ernment. They are hungry and | discontented, and threaten, unless better fed, to 20 on the war path. | Major Hartz. com m qnding at Pop- | lar River, believes an outbreak im> minent, and has called for reinforce> | mrnts.
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