The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-06-07
WORLDS NEWS.

CouSlSI Vi OSv WeWDeIS, OF ABOUT ft
than at present.
Bruce, the colored ex-senator, bed
duties as Register of the Treasury u : Of mr.,
23rd ult.
ma wa
King Charles OF was crow last Fri
Bucharest on the 22d INST. with a nistric
mate from cannon captured at Plevna Helena
The English Privy-Cou has Ire Judg
that all cattle from Spain and Portupa Jed So a
be slaughtered at the post OF debarkata hundre
There is a movement on foot in Ne, Let ho
N. T., to erect a monument to Robert
on Polipel island, ON the Hudson river now co
~, July &c
Ah OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Cnorko ext.
Russia, has issued a proclamation forb !, q nriv
the persecution of the Jews and threaI a. to wi
severe measures against the rioters. in the
A fourteen-year-old boy and a thI insurar
year-old girl eloped from Coultervilh zen adj
recently, and were soon afterwards ar pmmeh'
in Cincinnati. rstitous
Prince Alexander proposes to make l nf hi
"Do o'9ee'U q be- to tn
'onai'y "S'ei'aiiihs the feeling ana cond have til
of the country. City
The House of Representatives Of the Dillor
lean congress has approved an amendnd rea eadi
the constitution, providing that membs
tbot bodv sb.,, no nat;u. M.vio,,a klayers
cf SO &C
Copenhagen dispatches announce ID Eancing
rest of Mr.. Jorgensen, editor of the SID ling is
paper, the Herald, on the charge of ind h on NJ
to murder the King and establish one ms
mune ~ y
The British Ambassador at Constanti1 ;o.t
has paid the $4,000. ransom demandJ Sr ne,
the Greek brigands who captured Mr.. of HI
the English superintendent Of a mid es' .
Mount Athos, in April. I"
TIA. Boletine M%urcaatiI, of Porto y n 10
processes 10 nave m that the III bDsider
States and Denmark have agreed Ia intend
alienation of the Danish Islands for the bile ia
of 30,O00,0OO francs. Mag
s of +
VA oe'uas'er ooyu' Iiouitoh' MI Uund a
was arrested on the Dist inst. for robbing WAS dr.
postofice there of letters containing mi is no
They we're found on his person and bel b. NJ.
knowledged his guilt. ashing
NJ, ~ basant
Xix o"ou'eo so'elhheht ~ peco1 Lo-da
alarmed and contemplates legislation in uable {
of the emigration, which il assuming which
proportions of an exodus. Several coud corr
are practically denuded of abIe-bodiad was b
b.hitonts IS burr
the
The steamer Faraday, with 1000 mild lous II
the new American cable, arrived in D stpat
Bay, Nova Scotia, on the 21st ult,, and
work of landing the shore end was sued party
fully accomplished. The 1000 miles M A. sa m'
caole Is no" all lald and the taraday has agnizt
turned to London for the eastern end. Wareh
no
Edward Trickett, the oarsman of Sydd Esuad,
New South Wales, started for the Uni ny thu
States on the 2Sth ult. He takes two b em OF
with hiu .n.ua..-:. ~ nown'
days, he will leave for Saratoga, wherd In an
will go into training for any match that While
may make. wa.
bot lie
A farmer in Markham Township, tive Jed wi
miles from Toronto, Ontario, has discov was
a PIT on his farm containing five hund y VII
skulls and five times as many leg and Tihab,
bones Prof. Daniel Wilson, the archaolo inch
is of opinion that it is an Indian tomb rp.o
hundred years old.
&c ira
The steam-tug Oakland with her ban ,
carrying 10000 tons, chiefly of cereals AZ mic
export to Europe, arrived at New Orleans rar :,
the 23rd ult., making the trip from St. Ii bcorn
III five and half days. The steam-tug
ton, with barges in tow carrying 1000 burt n
of freight, followed the Oakland. Nearly ..
of this freight is a lso intended for export, esca
From Mexico, we learn that the Hous
Representatives on the 10Th ult. aim Us ar
unanimously approved the Southern RailN e
grant concession, aud the bill has undou
edly passed the senate at this date. p g =
Tehuantepec concession, which the Railrd bis iss
Commission granted to Captain Eads, Y A K
approved by the House, and will pass last
Senate with some non-essential modifcatU get
That are acceptable to Captain Eads. \ Ivey.
opening or the Me~xico-Cuanta railroad y Se b
take Mace nm limo 18th gri