The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-02-10

party at once entered Governor ArchibaldS
sleigh and drove to the Governors house.
New YORK, Feb. 2.-The Tribune thus
eptonises its Washington specials: 1t is
said the immediate cause Of Commissioner
Hayt's removal from the Indian Office was the
discovery that it was his own son to whom
under an assumed name, an Arizona mine
was sold, Schurz is reported to contemplate
the arrest of Standing Bear and Bright Eyes
Eminent lawyers are of opinion that the
POncas title to 10000 acres of land is good in
law.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.-Rev. Edward COwley
to-day entered plea of not guilty to twenty
five indictments charging him with starving
and il! treating the children in the Shepherds
Fold. The trial is set for Monday next
Cowley was sent back to prison.
MIDDLETowN, n. Y, Feb. 2.-Lyndia
Young was burned to death to-day while
lighting fire in the high school. Her
mother, in endeavoring to extinguish the
flames, was probably fatally burned.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. "A new revolu-
tionary proclamation is being circulated by
the students of the high schools. They draw
terrible picture of their condition, and
declare they will fight the great Moloch, called
the Russian government, to the end, even
though the best of them perish. The procla-
nation is considered important as showing
the formation of a new party against the
government.
SCRANTON, Pa, Feb. Pit is reported here
that Samuel j. Tilden is to be married to Miss
Fanny Rancks, of Lewisburg, Pa, this week.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 2.-To-nght at the
Grand Opera House, during the performance
of "Sonnambula" by the Mapleson opera COM
pany, a decided smell and appearance of
smoke issuing from the closets under the
stairway near the main entrance came near
causing q disastrous panic Campanini and
Marononi with the chorus were on the stage.
AS the smoke became distinctly apparent, peo-
pie in that part of the house rose in mass, and
began hasty exit. The singers kept their
senses and continued with the opera. Cries
of "sit down" aud Kisses, aided by the ener-
getic action of ushers and others, succeeded
in staying the frightened ones. Meantime the
smoke which came from the furnace was
shut off, and the opera went on through to
the end. Several through fear, left the
house.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2-Senator Voorhees,
exodus committee examined several witness
ses to-day b. X. Morris, a real estate agent of
Indianapolis, testified that to his belief there
is abundant room and ample opportunity for
industrial emigration in that State for large
Lumber of colored immigrants, and he had no
knowledge of the present immigration being a
| political movement.
BosroN, Feb. 2.-Freeman, the P9cassct
| fanatic, was to-day, in pursuance OF Governor
! I1ongf, order, removed TO the insane asyihm.
PARIS, Feb. 2.-Ln the Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day, Gambetta, after reading letter
| addressed TO Paul de Cassagnac announcing
| the death of his father, expressed in the name
Of the Chamber, and regardless of party feel
ing, regret at the death of such a distinguished
| man.
| Debate OF, customs tariffs was resumed on
| the report Of the commissioner. The latter
said the protective system had produced ,od
results in the country; he was willing to ad-
| here to the system of commercial treaties !;
the government had discarded prohibltive du
ties and abolished export dues. The report
er concluded by saying: "Our national in
dustry is far from tourishing We have been
for some time interrupted by foreign competi-
ton.
The Senate adopted all claims of the edu-
catiOnal council bill.
1t is announced as positive the reestablish-
ment of diplomatic relations between France
and Mexico.
LONDON, Feb. 2.-Davitt, Kilen, DAILY and
Brennan have been served with the customary
four days notice to come in and plead to The
indie ments found against them.
HARTFORD, Feb. 2.-Paries in this city
have become owners of the new Multiple tele.
graph system, invented by Frenchmen, which
it is claimed as far outstrips in quality the
duplex system as that does the ordinary meth.
DDS. 1t has been on private trial here, and
to-day William Il. Vanderbilt and Jay Gould
were in this city making investigations into
its merits.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. 2.-Betweer
seven and eight hundred hands, mostly young
men and women, struck at the Dwight Cot
ton Mills, at Chicopee. to-day, because theil
pay had been raised unequally.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. AT Jackson
Amador county. last night, John Boles
Frenchman, stabbed and killed Robert Yer
nier, Italian. Boles fed, was pursued by the
friends of Nerner and stabbed to death
Three Italians were arrested charged with
killing Boles.
NEWTON, N. j., Feb. 3.-Frederick Grille
convicted Of the murder of his daughter, was
sentenced to be hanged April Sd.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 3.-The county hospital
located on the county farm in the town o
Wauwatosa, burned this morning. On &C
count of the books beng burned the exact
| number of the inmates is not known but it il
supposed there were over sixty. Thirty were
carried out and the others made their own
escape. Two bodies were recovered, one
Christian Wilson, the other not known
The walls partially fell in and it is thought
several bodies are yet among the ruins. The
loss is about $4,000. The origin is supposed
to be defective tlue.
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-The Times pennsylva
mia specials indicate that the convention to
morrow will pretty soon instruct its delegate.
to Chicago to vote for Grant. Blaine will bt
second choice. The TriJunes Philadelphia
Sppri1l ppintS The ca mo pa h If tl,o
there is strong opposition by the Blaine ant
instructed.
New YORK. Feb 3.-The severest snow
storm of the season prevailed here to-day
Four inches of snow fell on the level and
heavy wind caused deep drifts. Boats wer
even impeded by the drift, wind and rain