The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

mon missionaries arrived here to-day and
leave for Europe Tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE citizens
committee of one hundred placed in nomins-
| ton Hampton l.. Carson, republican, and
Charles H. Krumbhaar, Democrat, rs suita-
| ble candidates for the office of city commits
| sioners.
| BosToN, Oct. 1.-THE Herald referring to
Fremont's reported resignation and the ru-
NOR that Gen. Bank. will succeed him As
Governor OF Arizona, reports an interview
with Banks In which he denies all knowledge
Of the report and believe, it was inspired by
his enemies.
DUBLIN, Oct. 17.-The headquarters Of
the Land League is transferred to Liverpool.
1t is stated that the government, In cases Of
consulted the English and Irish law Officers,
and they consider any attempt to encourage
intimidation from Eng land subject for in
dictInent.
| ROME, Oct 17.-It is impossible to de-
scribe the enthusiastic cheers after the Pope
gave the benediction on receiving the Italian
pilgrims at St. Peters Sunday. The Pope
looks thin, worn and anxious. A gang OF
CHS pelted the pilgrims when leaving the
Church of St. Natalie, shouting "Down with
the Vatican"
ROME, Oct 1S.-The Italian pilgrims were
| assaulted yesterday eve with the cries of
| death to the Pope, down with the na'ior.'
I he tumult was followed by several arrests.
LONDON, Oct. ia man was mortally
n It near Trales County, Kerry, during the
attray between the police and party of armed
| men.
A correspondent writes to the Times there
is some likelihood the British government
will cooperate in an international expedition
in search of the Arctic exploring steamer
Jeanette.
| LONDON. Oct. 17.-Parnell is In the pl ison
infirmary with Dillon, Sexton aud O'Brien.
The Fiftysecond regiment is ordered to
| Ireland.
Eleven men entering from Dorkng. hoy
cotted farm near Port Arlington and fired
upon the men. Five were wounded, one Sc
yerely. This is the affair that led to the ar
rest and remanding of Patrick Gallagher on
suspicion of firing shots as befo mentioned.
DUBLIN, Oct. IA mob Of fifteen hum
ircd chased number OF constables down
Abbey street toward Stone street barracks.
The c,usables reached the barracks amid a
shower of stones. The mob then returned
to SacSviln street, and crossing the bridge
met another body Of police Lear Trinity C"l-
ieye. They hunted the police down Lane
street. Several streets being open for repa irs
rave The crowd an ample SIMPLY OF stones.
The moh attacked the TiSh Times office,
| brea king the windows ard a. "r"afus pro-
caeLing along he Southern Quay, smaSets
the windows cf every house where ligh
were seen. Thev wrnaked similar vengeance
on the !fnH office. The police we're th"n
dir avn across SackvllA street and the crowd
ted at their advance.
WASulNGroN. Oct. lI.-Th" President
,nt TO The Srnate the "awe OF George A.
Steele f'r postmaster ct t"rta ne
| President roulInaled Frank N. Eastman, ol
the D,strct of Columbia, Unle0 states At
torney irr Mun'ana. A lnge number "'
rasLNia,fer> we're nominated. A. f. Carr
| David civ. Tehraska Charles II. G"rIn
Neb,ask !, Receiver Of Public nevs. Miles
Ci,, VI r'aua. Charles W. Pierce, Nebras-
ka. i.eyislpr of Land Office, Linr"l Ne,
braska. George W. W'lknann. Nebraska
Agent for Indians for Omaha aud WInnehi
| 90 AgeuCics, Nebraska.
The Sens,o confirmed Robert &. HOLY, "l
Vermont United States Consul TO l'aiDa-
.loo.: S,p,imus J. Hanna. Register OF LANDS
for Lealv,nr. Colorado; Augustus Brassl-
rs. Indian heent for the Great Nen'ah"
Arancv, Sehraska; john Harris, Di5Irict nf
columbia. Indian Agent for the Lrn'h
Agency, Idaho: John W. CramSle 'ak"'a a
at Devils Lakes; James L Mcl.auGh'ir
Dakota at Standing Rock: George Sreh
GER, Minnesota at Crow Greek, Dakota.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA special from
Dublin says: The Importance OF affairs here
on Saturday and Sunday night is not ascrio
able to the violence of The crowd, hut to th'
brutality of the police. There was hardly
member Of the force who was not more O.
less drunk. One policeman said that TN
force had had nothing to eat and out lltt'e
sleep since Saturday morning, but thev wer
able to get drink at several public honses
The result was that they were wild witt
liquor, and if it was not for their assault
upon innocent people. little would have beel
known of the excitement in the streets
Well-known citizens, newspaper reporters
telegraph messengers, and even women SUI
fered from the outrageous conduct of the Pc
lice.