The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-05-12
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

TELEGkAMS In BklEF.
The PENNSYLVANIA coal miners strike is at an end
q compromise having been effected.
The Joint High Commission have completed thei'
conference treaty, satisfactory to all parties 1t Il
said, has been agreed upon and Is now ready to e
before Congress for ratification.
Although about four hundred employees have been
discharged from the Bureau Of engraving and print
ing since last winter, there now seven hundred
men, women and boys employed in that branch Of tho
Treasury Department. engaged in printing legal tender
notes. stamps aud the faces and seals Of thu
new bonds. The last named will not be ready for dc
livery before the 18th Goth Of the present month
when there will be small supply Of all dcnomina
lions.
The London Times says all hope Of peace is aban
doncd.
Prince Napoleon is in London.
The Prussians allow provisions to enter Paris.
Castle lssy has been burned.
The Republican Union League demand truce OF
twenty days.
Since Friday the Communists have lost 900 men.
Bucnos Ayrcs. April 12-Thc yellow fcvcrjs dread.
full Seven bundled persons die daily.
The President has appointed Judge Otto, late As.
sistant Secretary of the Interior member Of the
United States and Spanish Mixed Commission, for
the settlement Of claims Of American citizens grow.
olt OF the Cuban instruction.
James NJ. Ashley has been appointed Commissioner
to act in conjunction with the Commissioner Of the
confederate tribes of Indians, for the purpose Of
ming the boundary line Of the Indian Territory.
San Francisco, May THE appointment of Gen.
Crook, to succeed Stoncman in the command of Ar.
gives great satisfaction on the Pacific coast
H. G. Long, Edgar Inter and Oury Chaplin were
killed. and several other settlers carried off prisoners
from San Pedro valley by the Apachcs, last week.
The Los Angeles stage was robbed near Sardinas
river. Monterey county, by hishwaymcn, last Fri.
day night.
There was temporary cessation Of hostilitics be.
tween the factions in France. the th for burial Of
the dead. Five priests have been arrested as spies
VIM. r. Warner. the well known detective, WAS
shot dead at Phoebe, Nevada, by party holding All
intrenchcd position ut a mine which was in dispute
He had part In the quarrel, and was merely walk
ing in the vicinity.
Lawrence. Kansas, May g. The coroncrs Jury. in
tho case Of the death Of Isaac NJ. Ruth, returned
verdict last night that Ruth died from the effects of
poison, supposed to have been administered by DR..
MedlicOit.
The gallery of Sing Sing prison gave way on the
9th inst. and precipitated So couvicts to the pave
mcnt 40 feet below. Strange enough that none were
killed, very seriously injured enabled to escape by
the accident.
The third Peace Conference was held in Frankfort
on the 9Th. Emperor William intimated disposition
to suppress the anarchy Of Paris.
rumor comes from Brussels that formal treaty
Of peace has been signed ut Frankfort.
A test question in the Mexican Council was carried
for Juarez. The election campaign is violent.
The appointment of Gen. Cook to succeed Gen.
Stonman in command Of Arizona, gives great satis-
faction to the people OF the Pacific Coast.
II. c. Long, Edgar Inter and Curry Chaplin were
killed aud several other settlers carried off prisoners
from San Pedro Valley by the Apachcs las. week.
Washington, May S.--Thc treaty was signed to-day
by the High Commission at the Department of State,
the members, after this being DONE exchanging con-
gratulaiocs the result of their abors expressing
the belief that thc had done the most they could for
the peace and honor Of the two countries. Although
the Commissioners have been very cautious In talking
to persous outside their own circle, the following
points will be found Of interest: The one, to two
be referred the Alabama and other similar claims
which recognized national and to be settled on
the principles of responsibility for such deprcdations
where the Government has not exercised the utmost
diligence and possible precaution to prevent prvatcers
being fitted out in its ports to prey the commerce
Of any power with whom it was at peace. The other
Board to take cognizancc Of miscellaneous claims,
British and American conancd principally to the pc
RODS from the 70 the close Of our late
civil war.
Washington, May S--By the treaty submitted by tho
High Commission. claims fo- damages to property
by Canadians at St. Adams arc to be allowed but no
claims for Fcnian invasion to be admitted Ar to
the claims Of British subjects for seizures of their
cotton, Great Britain docs not recognize them, in
case each subject took up their domicc In the South
~ thereby they subjected themselves to all risks and
consequences of war All legitimate claims for cotton
are to be considered.
1t has been reported without warrant that they will
amount to thirteen millions but this is con-
sidercd to be great cxaggeration. They will not
probably reach million dollars. The San Juan qucs-
ton Is to he referred to the arbitration of friendly
powers.
The treaty provides for the free navigation of the
st Lawrence and for the use Of Canadian canals on
payment Of the regular tolls.
COrcoran was worse ON the Sth.
The:r Gays the Germans will resume the war unless
the instruction is suppressed.
Ammunition Is running short in Paris.
General Schcnck aud the British High Commission.
ers rail for England on the 9th.
Joe Coburn the pugilist, has gone to Erie Pa, the
rendezvous OF the comm: fight Large numbers of
New Workers have gone on, aud 1t is expected that
the light will be general between the friends Of Mace
and COburn.
8atest ge'rs by telegraph.