The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-28

tie idiHS vi - suspects arrested uHuef tne
coercion act, to cut hay and earth the root
| crops, aud collision between these mobs and
the local Const abulary may take place at any
moment. The peasantry in the neighbor-
| hood of Timolga, on Courtmarcherry Bay,
are greatly excited over a prophecy of ST.
Ilmolga. after whom the town is named.
| Teach Mologa. the house Of Mologa, abbey
ruins, and the J ombs at MoIaga, are among
the finest at Munster, and there, according to
tradition, st. Mologa lived for many years.
be was saint of renown in County Cork
He was born near Fermoy. Temple Mologa,
| near Mitchell town, on he Countess OF
kngsland's estates, takes its name from
church he founded on the banks of the river
luncheon. His prophecy on the agrsran ag-
itation, which has been Unearhed by some
Land Leaguer from mass of tOlk lore, Is
| said to have bCtnutte ereu in 6GO, when Carcagh
(tork) was, as its name implies, aud when
| the Old seat of Mccarthy ruled the roost.
send you current translation to show you
how the agitation has become part and parcel
Of The superstltions of the pnasant,y:
. Eighteen oighty-one
The stranger is unGuno
In Con cHgh shall be seen
The red beneath The &rt3en.
Eighteen eight ty-tnrCr
McCarthys sons are free;
The green above tn" red.
The lions litter dead.
This prophecy has been printed and scat
| tered Tar and wide Though Munster, and
copies OF it have been sent the Irish members
OF Parliament and exhibited in the loAbies
Of the house. AIR. William Shaw, iuemhc"
| from County Cork, SAYS the leaders in IL
moiaga and Bandpn districts are using this
and ether tl0:4tIu. legends AS campaign ,ioru-
| uenIs, and Oy this means they have pelsuaI-
hundreds Of peasants that armed resist
| lca TO the law will surely end in the eXter-
| ninarou Of andloldisn and the downfall Of
| lrisil-Engl ish rule in Ireland.
ST. pETERSBI RG, June 17.-Ihe Gar st;
| keeps himself Il close prisoner at Iatsciina.
| Sappers and miners have dug up every rod of
! ground within mile of the palace in the
search for mines. The water used in the
| palace brought from St. Petersburg.
1t has been runored that the Nlhiists have
tampered with the supplies at Tatschna aud
troops employed III guarding the palace are
changed daily
The Gar and family left for Sctel0M to.
day.
The commander and officers of the guard
ship pOtZlnO1, lying here, have been removed
and placed under police surveillance, the Nj
hiist proclamation and copies of the win of
the people having been found on board the
vessel.
| The Gar is said to be complete wreck.
| Some davs he shuts himself up in his cabinet
| and refuses to see even tie members of his
suite. He intended some time ago to make
kietf the capita of Russia, but the recent op-
erations of the Nihllists in the southwest
have frightened him, and moreover although
| the Russian press is silent on the subject. the
| peasants in the kief department threaten an
| agrarlan war.
| The Czarna is Frustrated with nervous
ness
| lgratiOtl's attempt to stamp out Nihilism
| are laughed at by the leaders of the move
| ments, and it is now evident that tie conta-
gon is rapidly spreading in the army, while
che peasants, rendered desperate by crushing
burdens, are not to be depended upon. Not
| very long ago few leading mobiles Of the
moderate party waited upon the Car and
urged him, ii he valued the safety of the enl-
| pre, to grant liberal concessions to the peas
| ants and formulate q system of constitutional
reform, bnt he summarIy dismissed them
| from his presence and they were notiied by
| the police next day that it, would be wise for
| them if they stopped meddling with tie af-
| fairs of the emperor. AS The peasants in the
| olden time used to sigh. "Heaveu is too high
and the Car too far to Lear our prayers hut
of late they lave assured an attitude which
| bodies i'll to the peace Of Russia.
WASHINGToN, June i7.-WickllaIn, dele
egate of the republicans from Virginia, this
| afternoon had 4 satisfactory interview with
the president, who said the Virginia republ-
| cans must decide themselves whether the
| readjus.ers were tainted with reputation.
Nobody was authorized to promise patronage
for him or threaten removals. He would
not be dictated to by any man, but appoint
with view to public good and the fitness f
! Il, 4
will net give the states patronag" to aEy one
man.
Gen. Wickham and congressman Desen
dorf, of Virginia, with white and culoled re-
pubiicanS. will urge the president not to fl
vOr coalition of republicans and lradjustrIs
AS it will ,}isorganiZe the republican party in
Virginia, whereas Tie republicans can cary
the state and the debt paying platform in Il
bold and manly tighl against Repatriation
They will start Il republican party at Hici-
InOnu called'tle Debt Payers.
\ Richmond telegram saws the republicans
will surely nominate Wickham for governor
and the od wings and debt payers will sup
port him. Tlo republicans will have no con
tilrncc IN Malone, and dstrusL his move
meat. Lewis will be asked 10 resign He
chairmal.>hp Ct the republican state COM
mittee. lie Is on the read djUslcrs ticket.
EERNE, June lp.--SN'l2v 2vItauu mas gwen
to other European nations an example both
Intelligent and consistent ia respect 10 -tjurr-
lean meat. After tie Frenrl decree Of pro-
hibiton, the Swiss government diryrtrd an
inquiry to he male iuto the real facts in re-
sner to trirhnu,s and diseased meats from
America. The iNvcsiga'ipu was c"nAur:"d
by the federal sanitary commission, local i'll
spec,"r and other scentfs's ll'y accepted
for co. sidcYltion 4 large uu>; of statistics
and testimony submitted Ivy the American
consul Alter mature con- Liberation the san.
naly commissioner rcpnr,s aud the frdr.al
government officially declares that 10 pro-
hjfiton or compulsory inspection nf Amer
can meat is Justified or viii be required ~
Switzerland. The Swiss government has ne!
This question in 4 &ujrit Of intelligence aud
Justice which other EUROPEAN states might
protitablv initiate.
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