The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-11-25
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with making incendiary speeches, were effect
ed very quietly. Daritt and Killen arrived
at Sligo this afternoon. At several stations
along the railway extra policemen were on
duty. The prisoners wilt be brought before
the resident magistrate and formally remand
ed to the Sligo Jail, pending a special magis-
terial sitting in a few days, when one of the
crown law officers will conduct the prosecu-
uon. Killen asserts that he cannot under
stand his arrest, as he considered that his
speech was entirely within the bounds Of
law.
MANCHESTER, Nov. 19.-The Guardians
London correspondent believes the statement
to the effect that papers were found in Cabul
compromising the Russian foreign office are
accurate.
Lord Beaconsfieldis urged to publishthe doc.
uments but declines to do so. The same cor
respondent learns that the Mussulman re-
bellion against the Chinese in Kashsar is ex-
pected to collapse in consequence of the with
drawal of Russian officers after ratification of
the Kuldja treaty at Lividia which completely
altered their attitude. They now refuse
to allow the rebels to draw supplies or men
from the Russian territory. .-..0
BREMEN, November 19.-In consequence
of recent developments the directors of large
steamship companies have decided to refuse
transportation on their vessels to a class OF
heavy French silks which are SO weighted
with chemicals and oils as to cause danger of
| spontaneous combustion.
ROME, Nov mber 19.-The Italian Cham
beers have keel prorogued until the 9th inst.
Meantime tue Cabinet will probably be re-
constructed, Carroll retaining the premiership
and ministry of foreign affairs, De Prets TAX
ing the portfolio of minister OF Interior, and
Magliani minister of finances.
The Council of the English Church Union
has determined on a policy of resistance to
| Lord Penzanees' Judgment in the case of Rev.
Alexander Mackonochie. Mr.. Mackonochie
has expressed his willingness to go to prison.
His church wardens and congregation Will
prevent another clergyman from officiating in
his place without authority from Mackon-
ochie.
ROME, November 19.-Previous to the pro
r~opation of the Chambers Carroll announced
that King Humbert had charged him with the
formation of a new Cabinet.
BRUSSELS, November 19.-In the Chamber
of Deputies to-day the Premier read several
dispatches from Belgian representatives at the
Vatican showing that the Pope and Papal
Secretary of State, cardinal Nina, deplored
the attacks of Belgian bishops upon the Con-
Stitution. ..
LONDON, November l9.-The colonial
officer replying to the memorial against the
exclusion of missionaries from Zululand has
promised to inform Sir Garnet Wolseley that
it is desirable that any interference with mis-
sionaly operations should be avoided.
BRUSSELS, November ia correspondent
saws the clerical party here are i'll consterna-
ton at the proof furnished by the papers pre-
sented to the Chamber of Deputies yesterday
of the Pope's disapproval of the procedure OF
the bishops in regard to the education law.
MADR1D, November 2O.-The Cabinet
Council presided over by King Alfonso has
determined that the marriage OF King Alfonso
with the Arch Duchess Marie Christine OF
Austria shall be solemnized on the Goth of
the present month. The court festivities
will be on a splendid scale, including recep-
tions, professions, gala performances at pubic
places of amusement, hanquets, bull tights.
anG national dances.
The Poser Gazette declares 1t has local in
formation refuting the reiterated declaration
of the Cologne Gazette that Russian troops
are massed on the Prussian frontier. the
Republioue Franchise warmly defends Wad-
dineton, President of the Council, against the
: attacks of Nouville Revere. This defence by
r the organ of Gambetta is attributed to the
rapprochement lately established between
Gambetta, Grevy and Waddington.
ST. PETERsBURG, Nov. 20.-Disturbances
have occurred among the students OF st.
{ Petersburg University resulting in several
arrests and in the closing of the library by
UEuCI vi bIC "oNClI"i "SASh"'
; in regard to the origin of the disturbances
+ are conflicting.
! LONDON, Nov. 20.-The speeches for which
l Michael Davitt and James Bryce kellar were
| arrested in Dublin, and James Daley, editor
E of the Connaught Telegraph at Castle Bar,
were made at a meeting on the second inst. at
l Guerton, County Sligo.
v The following placard has been posted i'll
several places in County Mayo:
"To the People of Mayo: Fellow country
men, the hour of trial has come your leaders
are arrested Davitt and Daley are in prison
you know your duty. Will you do it? Yes,
you will. Balla is the place of meeting, and
Saturday is the day. Come in your thousands
o and show England and the world that your
s rights you will maintain to the end. Rescue
: in the migltiuess of your number; land and
d liberty! God save the people! Balla, Balla
: SATURDAY. next, Saturday next"
All the London morning Journals approve
T. of the arrests, except the Daily Ne'rs, which
e makes them the occasion for a violent parti-
san attack.
James b. Kellar is a lawyer and lecturer on
s political economy. 1t is believed Irish affairs
t were the subject of aeliberation of last nights
council.
S The London correspondent of the Man.
chester Guardian says: 1.-THE government is
0 placed in possession of much information by
!! landlords in connection with the recent agita'
ton in Ireland, which, for obvious reasons.
v the landlords can not make public. These
1 statements show that many tenants who are
5 in a position to pay theirrents and are willing
to pay. are kept from doing so by fear of out.
| RACES from others who cannot or will not pay.
1t is understood that a large number of pro.
cesses Of ejectment have been and will be
applied for, while it is feared that the execu-
| ton of these processes will produce some
difficulty. 1t is believed that if they are adj
nj apoI np1y in u-harA tla,.A &c mo