The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-04-20

Woman's Suffrage Society, member of the
| faculty of tlsState normal school and sister
of General Stoneman.
ST. PETERSBURG, April ia conference
OF ambassadors will shortly assemble at Con-
| stantinople to consider the arrangements
made between Turkey and Montenegro,
| which, not being in strict accordance with
the Berlin treaty, needs confirmation by the
powers.
The official Gazette says eight more high
officials have been placed at the disposal of
Gen. Melikoff.
MADRID, April 13.-In Congress, Senor
Argumers attacked the Cuban budget Senior
Cadorniga, in the name of the Parliamentary
committee, defended the estimates. He re-
minded the House tnat during the past CEN
tury Spain was engaged in three international
wars and four great civil wars, the effects of
which were still being felt in every part of the
empire.
BERLIN, April 13.-Between the 4th and
l1th of this month $500 persons left Bremen
for England and United States. The emf.
grants come from all parts of Germany and
include many skilled workmen. This deci-
ded increase ofemigration is evidently connec-
ted with the new army bill and entails very
| serious loss upon the country.
ton committee has instructed report to the
House that neither Donnelly nor Washburne
is entitled to seat.
MILWAUKEE, April 12.-The Sentinel
says: The house of ]. K. Collin, at Lodi,
Wisconsin, was burned this morning. John
l. Hlddar, John Rathburn and Henry Harris
were buried in the ruins. Rathburn and
Harris perished. Hidder escaped but is so
badly burned that recovery is doubtful. The
bodies of the other two men have been re-
covered.
NEW YORK, April 12.-Judge Donahue re-
fused to vacate the order for arrest against
Dion Boucicanlt in the divorce proceedings.
WASHINGTON, N. H., April 12.-The wind
was blowing "a miles an hour this morning,
and the thermometer was IL degrees below
zero.
ATLANTA, Ca, April 1S.-Considerable
excitement prevails in Whyte county over the
discovery Of gold in Nachoochee valley.
DEADwooD, April 13.-Sixty horses were
run off from BellfenocGe valley by the Indi-
ans yesterday. A company of the Seventh
cavalry and many ranchers went in pursuit.
Two companies of the Second cavalry, under
Col. Alexander, have been ordered to the
scene of the Indian raids on Saltwater creek,
near Fort Ellis.
WASHINGTON, April s.-The Cabinet was
informed by the Secretary of War that the
Sioux Indians are anxious to surrender to
Gen. Miles, who thinks all can be fed and
cared for as prisoners.
Gen. Sherman, who has returned from
Chicago, where he went to consult with Gen.
Sheridan about the carrying out of the Ute
agreement which passed the Senate yesterday,
does not anticipate any trouble with the Utes.
| election to-day resulted in the reelection of
Mayor and the entire Democratic ticket by
large majority.
CHEYENNE, Wy, April 13.-The Leader
has the following special from Laramie: AN
| extensive delivery was effected from the PEN
| itentiary on Wednesday last. The affair has
| been kept quiet by Warden Horne who hoped
| to capture the prisoners and place them back
in the penitentary. Warden Horne armed
sent them after the fugitives, but the search
proved frpitless. The escaped are notorious
road agents and murderers. The Kid, Buffalo
Sam, Hamilton, Taylor and WILDER.
CHARLESTON, April 13.-The internal rev.
enue officers destroyed in Picxens and Chock-
taw counties nine distillerles, ten thousand
gallons of mash and beer and secured six
copper stills.
LONDON, April 13.-The Spanish steamer
Vizciano, Captain Echever Ria, from New
Orleans March 23d, for Antwerp via Halifax,
has been lost in the ice off New Foundland
The crew landed at the Island OF St. Pierre
Mignelon.
BosroN, April 1s.-Mr. Hutchison, of
Huntington, Mass, was murdered in his
house last night, and the building was set on
fire to conceal the crime. No arrests have
been made.
AUGUSTA, Ca, April 13.-Heavy frosts the
last three nights killed the fruit trees and
vegetables in this section. The damage is
extensive.
DR.. W. E. Bland, shot in the election riot
at Edgefeld, South Carolina, yesterday, died
to-day.
New York, April 13.-OLeary challenges
any two men in England to make six days
go as you please match with Hart and Dobbier
for $4,000 to $4,000, the contest to take
place here.