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


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.-Another body
was found this morning in the ruins of The
fire, making eleven Cinnamon burned to
death. IL Is supposed they were stupefied
with opium and the fire caught from a pipe.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-John NJ. Morton's
nomination was ended to-day In accordance
with the uniform prediction of these dis
patches, being rejected by a vote of Yeas 10,
nays AZ. 400. -.... ..
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--The Senate con-
firmed Henry w. Lenard, OF New Jersey,
U. S. consul at Canpeachy f. G. Gade,
Bergen, Norway, U. S. consul NJ. c. Brown,
q. S. Attorney of Wyoming; A. G. Stone,
agent for The Indians of Lemhi AGENCY,
Idaho. Ht ..
CHICAGO, Feb. 6.-The Times, noticing its
specials and local interviews, says the machine
politicians are re Oresented as very jubilant
over the success Ct Cameron at Harrisburg
Wednesday, and IRE confident that the New
York and Illinois delegations will also be
instructed for Grant. As to the last men
toned State many citizens of Chicago, inter-
viewed by reporters for the Times yesterday,
differ with them.
CHICAGO, Feb. G.-Thc Times says: Mrs
VIM. Byers, of Denver, an intimate friend Of
the late Mr.. Meeker, of WhitesRiver agency,
informed the House Committee on Indian
Affairs yesterday that in his opinion the main
cause Of the recent Ute outbreak was the
attempt of Meeker to compel the savages to
conform strictly to the customs of the whites.
DAYTON, Ohio, Feb. 6.-Julius Radge was
arrested last evening charged with having
caused the death Of his child, an infant of four
months. He came home under the influence
of liquor, and seizing the child, dashed it to
the floor, and then kicked 1t across the room,
crushing its skull. Another child, six years
OF age, was in the room and testified to the
crime.
LONDON, Feb. 6.-General Roberts sends
the following from Cabul:
Before November 18th, 1879, about seventy
three men were executed, viz: The city Kot-
wal (Magistrate) and six others, for dishonor-
ing the bodies of the officers Of the British
Embassy seventeen convicted for attacking
the escort to the Embassy and having prop
erty OF the Embassy in their possession, and
torty-nine for murders of camp followers and
implication in the attack on the British resi-.
dency. Since November 18th nine were ex-
ecuted OH conviction for attacking the resi-
idency and fifteen more have been sentenced
to death for killing wounded soldiers and
implication i'll The attack on the residency.
Los PINos AGENCY, Col, Feb. 4.-Gen.
Adams and party arrived yesterday from
Grand river, at which point it is reported that
Douglass and the White River Utes are
encamped. Jack made no promises and also
refused to set the time for his return. 81
VIII 40 my DeSI 10 eHeCI lie SURRENDER OF the
prisoners" were his parting words to Gen.
Adams. Douglass has not beento the Agency
since he made his demand for rations ON the
18th ult. and was refused. All quiet. The
Indians are extremely anxious over the pend
ing negotiations at Washington.
LuCAN, Ont, Feb. 5.--Flve more arrests
have been made in the Donnelly murder
case.
DUBLIN, Feb. 5.-The Mansion House
committee reports the amount received to-day
at f43,373, and the total grants f16,SS9.
DUBLIN, Feb. Ga dispatch from Galway
states that a large body of tenantry, in the
town Of Athony, headed by Father Nc
Wilhelm, beat off a number of process servers
who were under the protection of a small de-
tachment of constabulary. Great excitement
prevailed among the populace, and some shots
were fired, but no serious damage was done.
The constabulary acted with moderation,
confining themselves to defensive measures.
The process servers were thoroughly fright
ened and withdrew, carrying their papers
with them. Rumols prevail here, but are
not traceable to any authentic source, that
ttempts have been made to aSsassinate the
bailiffs of Dunstandle.
EEADvILIE, Feb. G.-The organization of
a new afternoon Republican, paper was per-
tected here to-day.
LONDON, Feb. G.-Tlc death of the Rev.
VIM. Calvert, az the Isle of Wight, is an
lounced.
ROCHESTER, O.. Feb. "a seventeen-year
Old boy to-day fired a ball through his sisters
heart with 4 pistol which he did not know
was loaded. The name of the bow is John
Campbell.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 6.-Thc court of inquiry
on the Borussia disaster has eSonorated the
owners, captain and officers Of the vessel but
are not prepared to say whether the vessel
was perfectly seaworthy.
New YORK, Feb. 6.-The Daily Netrs saws
It is reported on good authority that James
/ keene is preparing to send to The distressed
people of Ireland Il ship load OF grain as his
contribution tn THEN rrlie:.
PARIS, Feb. t.-Ihe tiuui0H asserts posi-
lively that twenty-five dead and one hundred
and sixteen wounded are the total casualties
of the recent railway accident.
NEW York. Feb. G.-An unknown vessr'
and all hands were lost III the Sound Tues
day night.
W.A>uINH ruN, Feb. 9Th Senate exodus
committee held L long session to-day and
examined six witnesses. Most of the evil
drnce brought out was corr bolative of thai
previously given by other witnesses.
NEw'YoRK Feb. G.-Mr, E. \. Buck, ed
tor of the Spirit Of The Times. has contributed
one thousand dollars To the HcruId Irish
rrliet fund.
MADRID, Feb. G.-Ofiicial dispatches are
received giving further details of the recent
hurricane in the Philipen Islands. Twenty
tive vessels of various classes wer" wrecked,
including four foreign trigates. 4 large num-
Der OF other vessels were damaged. and forty
SIN persons drowned.
LurAN, Ont. Feb. G.-Oyrr five hundred
people attended the funeral of the murdered
Donn"lIv family to-day. The cortege was
half u mile long, and after leaving the resi-.