The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-16
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NITED STATES.
Threatened Disturbance.

Threatened Disturbance.
Francisco, March 1.-The CdU to-
bw will publish the result of the inquiries
hing the recent movements in military
in this city, from which it appears that
arms of the Second Regiment of the
hal Guard have been removed from the
my armories and deposited in the old
hail or central police station, where a
nv guard of the First Regiment is kept
hem. Companies B and q of the First
nent are concentrated atthe armOry of the
company, and the arms of the Second
lent have been placed in their charge
Ulcers guard are now mounted nightly
armory of the Third Regiment, which
wed to retain its arms. The arms of
bird Cavalry have been removed from
armOry to what locality is unknown
al Mcn commanding the Division
Pacific, was telegraphed yesterday to
all avilable troops in his division to San
isco, and companies amounting to 500
re already EN- route, with more to fol-
probably 1900. 1t is impossible to find
whose orders these movements of the
hal Guard are made, as the officers
to give any information, but it is
ut that the movements are under the
on of General Mcdowell, and are due
representations made to the Washington
fites by Colonel Bee, a Vice Consul of
regarding the supposed danger in
the Chinese stand. 1t is understood that
resent precautions, will be maintained
lch time as some settlement of the
ng agitation is arrived at.
Dramatic Scene.
" YORK, March Ga dispatch from
SAYS: Mouvariff S account of the visit
B members of the revolutionary COM
to him is decidedly dramatic and SELL
al. He states that this morning, while
at his hotel, servant brought him the
gentlemen whom he recognized as
friend, and he directed that he be at
shown up. This was followed by the
bee If two men, evidently partially dis
who, OH entering, locked the door
Fesenting weapons, told Mouvaritf that
consented to listen quietly to what they
say, they would not harm his person,
he attempted to ring or call for help
would kill him on the spot and get out
y entered. The advocate had no choice
obey, and his visitors proceeded in low
bite tones to state the decision of the
ittee in reference to Mouvalifr's connec-
nth the Hartman case. Mouvaritf says
astonished to recognize i'll these men
known professor in a prominent Rus
EDUCATIONAL institution and colonel i'll
Russian army who had distinguished
If in the Russo-Turkish war and had
decorated by the Gar himself. lie
b to their threats by assuring them that
his life at no higher rate than they
heirs.
Wool Market.
yely quiet, but the market retains all OF
rong features previously noticed, and
nxiety to secure desirable lots of wool
rs to be as urgent as ever. The transac-
n fleece wool are rot large, comprising
week 29S,00O pounds of all kinds.
emand is mostly for fleece. The stock
IS market does not exceed 3,500,ooO
Is, and this embraces about all the fleece
hat the manufacturers have to fall back
before the next clip is available. There
stock of domestic combing and delalne
consequence, and the trade is running
glsh combings; the sales of this de-
Jon this week amount to 10000
IS. Territorial woods are very scarce
puch wanted. The weeks sales include
and Pennsylvania fleeces y and No.
a6Oc; Michigan y and No. at 54a5Sc
|nsin medium 57ac; New York y and
I'm 30a Sole; coarse tleeces 4Sa35c;; de-
and combing 53a57ac; unwashed de-
Az &C; unwashed and unmerchantablc
2'a45c; Oregon 3Oa35c Territory 3oa
|uperiine and Y pulled 4SaG5c; fall Cal
22a2Sc; tub washed soc; secured loa
Monliyedio 40a45c; English and Irish
ng 5laG0c; Australia 52aaa53c. Total
ms week Of foreign and domestic WOODS
O43, 100 pounds.
Town Site Bill.
sHNGToN, March 6.-The bill intro
in the Senate to-day by Teller is a
ate of that portion OF the publlt
commission report which relates to town
1t proposes to continue the present. sys
entry of town sites by county judges
hlclpal authorities IN trust for the Ill
'hts, but repeals the alteration system o.
sale to individual occupants. oNiS
lies, Petaluma, California, and Nirsl
Nevada, have ever sought to avail them
OF tie latter law, and after expensive
10 avail themselves of cumbersome ma
~ they abandoned the effort. The oii
equires the insertion of a clause OF res
Oh in town site patents, for the protec
rights of miners, and that similar resef
IS shall be instituted in mineral patent
P'ect the rights of town occupants.
Counterfeit Money.
fsHINGTON, March 1.-The Treasur
rtment announces the appearance o
erfelt one hundred dollar bills on th
Nlng banks: National Revere Bans
ln; Pittstield National Bank, Pittstield
Pants National Bank, New Bedford
"a National Bank, Wilkesbarre and tn
arg National Bank Of Commerce. IN
erteit notes on the banks mentioned ar
Mirably executed that they are liable t
We even experts.