The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-09-09

Seventy-eight deaths from yellow fever last
week. A decrease of seventeen as compared
with the previous week. In consequence Of
the unusual violence Of the yellow fever the
present summer and the fatality of the dis
ease on board vessels which have left port the
Royal Order of Nov. 28th, 1S4S, has been re.
vived and been enforced. 1t provides that
no vessel carrying above sixty persons, in
Guiding passe ngers AMI crew, shall leave port
without having a physician and clergyman on
board.
Havana was startled by the news that two
insurgent bands had appeared in the districts
of Holguir and Santiago de Cuba. Excite
ment ran high and the premium on gold lose,
but as a general thing confidence in the MAIN
telance Of peace remains mistaken.
General Blanco at once dispatched 1900
men from this city and ordered the most
energetic pursuit of the disturbers. The i'm
suIgent bands are remnants of the old guer-
rillas employed by the Spaniards during The
war. These men were paid one dollar per
day while in the service and are discuntented
at their discharge.
ALEXANDRIA,, Sept. 3.-Emperor Will.
liam arrived to-day and was received by the
Gear. The meeting between the two Empe-
rors was exceedingly cordial. They were
enthusiastically cheeled by the large crowd
assembled. General Won Montefel accom-
VdJIlCu LuC LlIpcIUl y u OCFlllaIlys
LONDON, Sept. 4.-The betting against
Wheel of Fortune for st. Leger is one hum
dred to one. and it is reported the flly has
been scratched.
MADRID, Sept. 4.-The Government in
tends that Cortes shall discuss the projected
reforms in Cuba, after which the royal mar
riage bill in subject will be introduced, in
case none is brought forward by the commit
tees on Cuban questions.
LONDON, Sept. Alt is stated that in Dub
lin the Lord Sientenant has requested the
police to report the circumstances under
which Stewart Parnell, at the recent
banquet suffered Kissing, which greeted the
toast to the Queen, to pass unnoticed, though
he is a Magistrate and a member of Parlia-
ment.
ALEXANDRENo, Sept. 1.-THE Gar and
Emperor William parted at noon to-day.
YOKOHAMA, Sept. 4.-The family Of Gen.
eral Grant will accompany him on the
steamer, City of Toxic, which sailed hence
for San Francisco. They are all we'll.
ST. JOHN, Sept. 4.-The schooner Arnot
was seized to-day by the custom officers, for
smuggling. The collector imposed a fine of
$500.
TORONTO, Sept. 4.-Hanlon has signided
acceptance of the offer to row with Courtney
for a purse of $4,000. The date and place are
yet to be agreed upon. .fat
PARIS, Sept. 4.-The Government having
been beaten in councils general, in Ferryis
bill, NJ. Lepire, Minister Of the Interior, has
ordered projects to forbid the ACCOMPLISHMENT
councils, which are about to meet, from dis.
cussing the bill, in order to prevent further
expression Of public opinion.
BERLIN, Sept. 5.-The report that Bis
marck had rendered his resignation as Pre-.
mler Is contradicted. It seems the report
was a mere m in the Boursc, and was uni
versally discreiited.
BUCHAREST, Sept. 5.-State Of siege has
been raised in the Bulgarian district of Ras-
grad and Sumla and Osman Baser, Rouma-
Man Minister of the Interior. has informed
Chambers he has taken the necessary pre-
cautions regarding the threatened famine in
the districts of Argos and Oft. "
SzEGEDIN, Sept. 5.-Smait shock of earth
quake was felt in this vicinity.
WEST WINCHESTER, Ont, Sept. 5.-Clark
Brown has been arrested for the murder of
Lis ward and sister.