The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-09-02
FOREIGN.

men Ill Lne JOlncIS anu carpenters ucpdIt-
ments tC the masters terms.
Sir Charles Tupper has ordered $4,000 tons
of Steel rails, at 81 shillngs and six pence
per ton. delivered i'll Montreal for the Cana
dian Pacific railroad. .u..
LONDON, August 26.-Arthur Kidd d Co.,
carpet manufacturers, Manchester, failed.
Liabilities, f46,000.
The workingmcn of Sheffield, in mass
meeting last night resolved that considering
the prospects Of trade in England large
emigration is absolutely necessary. Another
meeting will be held to carry the resolution
! into effect.
The Times says there is inquiry for bar
| silver and Mexican dollars but there is no
supply of either. Rates quite nominal. The
| Standard says the shipment to New York of
| U. S. bonds continues. Since Friday $780,
600 worth of bonds have been shipped.
| Lord Chelmsford and Coils. Wood and Bull.
Ter have arrived at Plymouth. They were
much cheered on landing.
| BERLIN, August 26.-It is said a special
French represe ntation will be sent to greet
the Emperor William, of Germany, on his
approaching visit to Vert.
| PARIS, Aug. 26.-Luding Rogel, celebrated
Swiss historical painter, is dead.
ODESSA, Aug 26-Two prisoners recently
sentenced to be hung We're found guilty of
preparing an explosion to kill the Gar when
visiting Nicolotf. One is a deserter from the
|
carried out at Nicoloft. Three other Nihilists
of the five sentenced by the military tribunal
were hanged on the race course at Odessa.
These made twelve executions for political
ohenses in Russia in about year.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Aug. 26.-The U. s.
steamer Massachusetts, slipped cables to-day
to go into Deyboros, when the tide and a
northeast wind carried the vessel swiftly
upon the rocks near the stone beacon. She
is expected to come off next tide, but much
injured.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-At the Cabinet
meeting to-day the Attorney General read
his opinion to the effect that arrears Of pen
sions under the late law went to the inmates
of homes for disabled volunteers and not to
homes as claimed by the managers
NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-A granite obelisk
weighing 254 tons, to mark the grave of Gen.
Wood, of Troy, is expected here from Maine
to-day.
The Times of this morning says: Cornell
is out of the Gubernatoral race, and Gen.
Hustled states that Judge Robertson's friends
will control the Saratoga convention. The
} Commercial Adrertiser of this evening de-
ella lesthe Times mistaken and says Cornell
promises to be the leading candidate.
The Posts Washington special: 1ntelli-
!, gence Just received here shows how real is the
/ danger of serious trouble between China and
} Japan. Unless the question of the sovereignty
OF the LOO ChOO 1SialuS liNoNeu citH oe sat-
} isfactOrily. settled by grant or through some
other means of mediation and arbitration, a
military conflict is very probable.
: WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-TEe President
has appointed j. ..B. Heade District Attorney
at Chicago in place Of Mark Bangs, resigned.
: BERLIN, Aug. 25.-General Laznreff's eN-
pediton is suffering terribly from heat, dys-
entery and scrofultic ailments. His horses
are dying in great numbers, and camels are
i scarce.
2 ROME, Aug. 25.-Four Cardinals will be
f.; created at the Consistory next month. Man.
ager Mazall is expected at the Va an OH
Monday with an autograph letter from the
+ King of Bavaria and an important document
y concerning the relations between Germany
D and the Vatican, and the position Of the Old
Catholics. The Vatican has taken steps with
e several governments to prevent any judicial
recognition of the Old Catholics.
t BERLIN, August 26.-The North German
S Gazette publishes the electoral manifesto of
e the new Conservative party, declaring that
t State and the Catholic Church should meet
o each other half way. Inaliable rights Of State
: should be guaranteed and especially as re-
CARDS education, but religious instruction
y should be left to religious bodies.
II MONTREAL. August t2G.-Criminalp proceed
: ings are to be taken against the directors and
general manager of the Consolidated Bank
c for preparing and submitting to the Govern
n ment an untrue statement Of the affairs of the
o Bank. Writs OF attachment have been ap-
J. piled for against the Mechanics Bank by the
l. holders of bills.
II MADRID. August 2G.-The Government all
ii nounccS that all vessels arriving at Spanish
5, ports afte" the 23rd of August from Southern
" States, North America, must undergo quar-
antine.
It CoNsrANTlNopIE, August Ga commits
sion has been appointed to consider Till,
f,,r; ;,In of RnS Snh
y iects for the losses suffered during the war,
l and for the maintenance of the Turkish prs-
III onerS.
LONDON, August .G.---A Melbourne tele-
N gram announces that the American ship Ivan
to hoe, Captain Herman, last reported from
ar San Fianrisco April 18th, tor Queenstown
mt is ashore ncar Bridgeport OH the northeast
S coast of Tarmania and it is thought she vii
not be tloatrd
IL PARIS, august 2G.-A transport with
H. number of amnesty Communists is expected
IL to arrived at Port Nendresen in a few days
X. a dcputation of radical journalists has Son,
he I" welcome them back to France.
n The .IUHrHM is publishing preamble q
is bill, for the abolition Of crucordat. ..a
BERLIN. August 26-HWssia will put steam
" traction engines on the steppes without rail
,er in the Turc1man expedition. ....
COLOGNE. August 26.-ThG tu:cttcs Mos
lie COW correspondent says: Nothing is know
III here in regard /" The reported surrender q
to Kudia To China for tive million rouhlcs.
B. ROME. August @G. In connection with tn
recent cnunlelmanding "t tie order for III
mauueuvres at teprtrio, the war office n
en- ports that ttveys, including typhoid are larst
= " ON the Increase N the various district.
nS There are 800 sick NW' uf 2T,00O people. ]
MS San Grovaum and in Cruc" numerous cas,
re have appeared. ..
an .~---
NO grl gels aloh@ Without Il mother.
as SAYS Il mnlalisl. Very trtte: so they dom
lac Sec what ii mess Eve made of il by not ha