The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-03-29

law named HARRISON, DAY OeIOre
wilkins and his wife didn't live
,cether and Wilkins, believing that
was the cause of their trouble,
rothers, John and Michael Watts,
md 20, living with their parents at
Texas, quarrelled day before yes
"a John killed Michale with a knife.
Work, March ga Washington
an evening paper says 1t now ap-
the recent order detaching Com
Bchufeldt from SPECIAL duty here and
i'm as special attache to the U. S
9 L Pekin, was a turtherance Of a re-
,oon Chang, ~viceroy of China, who
W Commodore was in China on the
aeo, offered him command of the
bavy, that government being desir-
organizing its navy in modern and
American principles. He gave the
krious consideration and upon his
this country decided to accept the
Secretary Blaine was heartily in
bis accepting the proposition, believ-
lid have some effect in breaking up
q supremacy in China. The order
the Commodore to the legation at
5 made so that his expenses could
Il the government. The salary at
Commodore Schufeldt's position is
year. He will leave for his new
bLy in a few weeks.
a 30, March GA story told by a
in New York of the arrest OF a Chi
han for a heavy diamond theft, is
er-drawn. The amount involved is
D. not $4,000 and the case hardly
he dignity of a sensation. The wo-
uestion is Mrs. Dr.. Ward and the
's 4 diamond broker is a Mr.. Perkins,
frequently loaned her money and on
on referred to loaned her a ring he
y Ehich she took a fancy. She imme-
R ised $3.50 on it from a disreputable
ker and disappeared. The ring has
vered. Her family connections are
Eulary distinguished.
re N, March 25.-The grand national
,ase was won by Woodbrook, Rega-
We !, Thornfield third.
FRANCISCO, March 25.-A Victoria
Va Bays a resolution for an appeal to the
hcerning the railway came before
pe } yesterday. The encouragement
nance minister favored the resolu-
!, of Comox, opposed. Smith, lead
opposition, deprecated sending a
II to London, but would vote for the
Williams, member for his city,
government had acted so toward a
indians it would have had a war on
l He would like the resolution to
E kket in every mans hand to fight the
government. The resolution pass.
i BITE of 224.
y, March 25.-In the Lawson La
libel case, this morning, Gladstone
pied a seat on the bench, deposed
account which appeared in the Tele'
what passed between him and the
~ Fte, was altogether false. He haC
receive some explanation Dr. apollo
4awson, but did not receive any
tement on the subject.
iN, March 25.-The liberals in par.
It is said, are considering the pro
zion condemning the terms of peace
d" Beers.
''' pine rulers are considering the expe,
IL lending attention to the utterance:
Irish judges and asking their dis
Pecci, the pope's brother, is dead.
N, March 25.-The American con.
Ice telegraphs as, follows: Sixty
were lost by the opera house fire
rcans or English were among the
Public enterment takes place to-
bps are closed.
ORK, March 25.-The World says
kican correspondent intimates tina
bose intention Of visiting Mexico
Porning announced, is likely to en-
good deal of more or less organized
in his endeavor TO pnpularize ant
fecessful the development Of a well
p system of railway communicated
III The United States and Mexico. Thu:
will be offered by ill-informet
who honestly believe that the lib
Independence of their country will
lied by any extension of its socia
y" nercial relations with the Unite'
Nothing could be further from tn
e could scarcely be better occupied
Fomoting good feeling between tn
Tics and en- couraging the extension
nal and commercial relations be
penn. All patriotic and SENSIBLE
9 will wish him complete success il
work. Our Mexican correspondent
in
$ u torillarl exploring party has bee
he ngeged, but the present laws o
eve Prohibit any expectation Of anti
t tp1 u is expected that the coming SEES
be Mexican congress will pass a bill