The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-21
IRISH AFFAIRS.

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MY chef secretary has travelled to and fro
London and Dublin without an es-
apy kind. On his arrival by the Roy
@ steamer at Kingstown pier, he is in.
pi+I greeted with grOans and cries of
lot." No violence has yet been at
:, but in the future, however, the time
, trivial and departure will be kept Sc
his special train to Dublin will be
I. arded. The chief secretary's lodge in
MS Park has been guarded by double
'hol for some time. Mr.. Forster is proba-
eng most unpopular man in Ireland since
ieat of Lord Castlepeago.
itclellstoWn there is still considerable
tent among the tenants of the Count
'cty Zingston's estates, and an uneasy feel
Eails at ~Ballydehob and %Skibbereen.
ono the police expected trouble there is
las
nov Hpsale to-day a man named Mahoney,
OF Is implicated in the Fenian rise in 81,
I'M ested for setting fire to a fishing smack
TAX ng to a neighbor who has "ratted'
he League.
rec e was a fight letween the roughs and
osely last night at Douglas, a suburb of
rdld but no damage was done.
pletd English government has undertaken
, cay ~secution Of Mckevitt and McGrath for
u Jui ling to blow up the Liverpool Town
exc important disclosures are expected
graz bth prisoners.
!, !, !, June .14.-Mrs. H. O'Mahony, of
aln ,F khoD, applied to the American consul
intervention in behalf of her husband,
Is arrested last week, and who claims
WY American citizen, as the documents
Erie county New York. He served
me i'll the United States navy, and be-
>pe' citizen last year.
'He VlIN June IA case of arms con-
, ,lM no a shop-keeper have been disclosed
iiaut tpor;s, county Mayo, railway station.
: s. .su ID the pope is very painfully impressed
! .N conduct of the Catholic clergy, aud
'onea cred and written the Irish bishops,
, qua their special attention thereto.
al bon, June l4.-Forster denied in the
= bf last light he had express
u Ie let that the troops had not fired on the
,".gH during the New Pallas riots, and pro-
' tM his instructions showing he had order
'sa byoidance Of extreme measures, except
lecessary to enforce the law.
YORK, June 14.-The Times Wash
p n special says of Postmaster-Generai
work: Although Brady has been out
.osac, only three months, the annual eX-
in NJ OF the department have been reduced
900, whilst the interests of the people
rad a cen carefully considered and have not
,at a iured. The reduction OH the annual
,Torj star lou es is, up to this date, $685..
\ which $4,000 were saved in the last
~ lT IS. There has been sufficient addition
a owl Igs in the contracts for supplies TO raise
,nto. al to more than ST 100000. Large a d
81 om reductions in the cost of the stal
wow have been determined upon and are
" sa GUIDED in the total given above. Re-
saoG rs not included will be made at the be-
andi of next month, when contracts for
r,ntt visiting service will expire, and not be
I ..S~l h, and yet the great 'eXpedited" routes
ron ardly been touched. The reductions
"1 made in the star service are only the
I%t ling of a work which will be based up,
n of Eal reports.
ad ~ estimated receipts of the department
l,NsT1 next fiscal year are $50 7S9, and II
NV eved they will exceed this SUN. The
-, ted expenses are $40, 955 ,432, Sc that
c 5 kpenses will have to be reduced only
!, INN k643 to establish the department on
uan, basis. This can be easily done. There
no doubt that a jldicious, fair ant
Al reorganization Of Brady's fraudulent
iharb1 Fvice will bring into reality the dream
Ionn postal expert-a postal department no
NJ Ff~ sustaining, but alloIding.a profit Il
a nno,I Ternment.
hen DON. Juue LITTLE race of Assoc
wed Eas won by Retreat, Taviotdale second
Killed Omme third. %Iruquois started us tav
JstalI the betting aId at five to four agains
secrtd
witnfd Royal party, comprising the Priur
dell incess OF Wales, Duke and Duchess
cutlcn ush, Prince and Princess Christian
and Princess Teck, Prince LtOpOl'
1egree IKE Cambridge, drove to the couIs
ity. sual state.
ly, an dock was the great rush. and thera wer'
it app les at er lroqu'is. The popular Juror
GLEN entirely with the Americans, one gen
t Of remarking: Il shall back the Amer
intri Their luck is in dead heat Whe
part bis appeared he was fairly mobbcd
whid rowd followed around and around
les he fneral opinion was he was greatly i'm
mule Since the Derby
y weT Nois would have net ~Peregrine TO da,
filing Prince of Wales stakes, hut the latte
the Tatcled last night. 1t is considered
the %lroquois will carry oft one or MOI
use, i lie prizes to the credit of America be
of mn be end of the week.
~ thai Hard has five and keene three horse
Y here. Foxhall is Oh his way from
The an having travelled all the way to Boul"gn
bys night.
OPP Eding %lroquois, Foxhall ana Robert tn
never meet, this will be the most lnterestln
wears the season. Tie papers are full c
Aulations of the Americans.
''a'S ANY, June Ex-senator Sessions Gel
'' lnI1 he knew of no legislator receiving
az" any legislature had no theory as t
Tue FER legislators could be Influenced; ha
&c u SON to believe Bradley could be lnt1u
Jury " by money or that h. was dishonest
a is" ED him honest. When he first talke
fet.s Bradley, the latter said: "Maybe 20
,tt,rm be disappointed i'll my tinal vote,
the witness construed to mean Brao
roe,1 now voting to please some Grant ma
mehS district, and would finally vote for DE-
ou' He didn't know that Barberer. wit
iea" he had several talks in Woodin
DRY, was in the pay of the Central RAILROAD
coulG Aever heard anything about Centri
aiprar il his room had seen several
ior y 'cards, played. in his room for 20 Gel
ies"" couldn't swear to seeing Depew
tlhe ters room since May Goth had bougl
! Ill. stock this year through Spencer, Tras