The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-01

GLIDING the Secretary and a member OF the
Chaseville, county Of Cork, branch Land
League.
PALERMO, Oct. 22.-The station brigand
Espoto was arrested here aud lodged in jail.
TuNIs, Oct. 22.-The Insurgents have at
tackled Meheden. Fighting continues all
around Susa. ..-.- a.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-The British steamer,
"Clan Macduff," of the Clan here from Liv-
erpool for bombay, toundered Thursday
night last on the Welch coast. Three of the
crew landed. The remainder, thirty III num-
Der arr supposedto be lost.
VIENNA, Oct. 22.-It is stated the Queen
Margarette, will accompany King Hulnbert
on his visit to Emperor Francis Joseph. The
meeting takes place to-day. &. ~ -.
LONDON, Oct. 22.-Walsh and Simpson,
suspects, have been released from kilInau-
hahn on account of their health.
\ troop ship with two batteries arrived
at Kingston to-day.
A railway collision occurred near LeiCes-
ter. Three persons were killed and many
terribly injured. =.
Al Henuon to-day in the shooting match
between DR.. Carver and Pennell for 9l0O a
side, so biz DIS, 80 yards rise, Carver won by
nine BIRDS.
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 22.-The Garfield
memorial seIv.ces, organized by Governor
Fernando and the City Council, were The
NEST impressive ever held in Mexico. The
attendance was extremely large. lam
meeke, representing the city, said the City
OF Mexico lays a crown of laurel On tile
tomb of ths virtuuus citizen, soldier and
statesnan, James A. Ga field, and expresses
its profound sympathy Tor his widow aud Or
phans.
M Int-Jg (p, % -RarprtS from, Eanni-
bal say thai he mississippi liver rose six
inches within the last lweNty-fOur hours. No
break has occurred IN ANY Of the levees inthis
vicinity.
HI. break near Rockport is constantly
growing wider and TIE latter already covers a
gre Deal Of the land. Owing to the over
iow Caused by the break in that vicinity,
Refugees from Illinois continue to arrive in
great numbers, moving .heir stock and house
hold goods.
Gauas of labOrers continue to work al the
wax places in the levee and railload pluck
lily he s the efforts to prevent the overflow.
TIE water is now a foot or SIX inches below
high water mark and twenty feet and six
inches above low water. =. (
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Captain How gate
to-day entered IA plea oi not guilty 20 he
charge of embeZZleineHt, and was committed
TO jail in default OF $4,000 bail, his COUNSEL
promising, however, to COME into court with
sncurities next Monday. During the argu-
meTt NJ the ease as to the Amount of bail to
be X Qlirel the District Attorney said: ''rhe
amount .luDeZZled as charged in the indic'-
meIt is S9I 900. The Indictment does moi
cover all the charges of embezzIenent | d.
not think | am violating any official cOuf-
dence Tn sayiug tlat the Grand Jury has al
read! iHdi2tcd i~iowg&A5 for ief gerry.
r-A1cAGo, Oct. 21.-A dispatch from
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, announces tLiat
Pr icsscr kirg and the Signal Service officer
VI accompanied I'm arrived there. The
bal ic,nI uesceuIed III tie woods, and they
had been two days 2elsing ont Of the wilder
ness. The following is just received:
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis.
We are all safe. Just got on Of the
woods. KING, Baiioonist.
Chippewa Falls are situated on the Chip
pewa Ilyer, about 1855 miles northwest of
Madison. La;er advices state that the bal
loon dropped near there, but that King and
his roupanion were lost i'll the swamps for
five days an suffs!e Ell greatly.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 22.--In response to in
Quiri@s from abroad as 70 what Cleveland is
dong for The Garfield monument fund, the
Commission r plies it is cDntit#Itly expected
THAI Cleveland will false at least S5U,0O0 Of
the amount. Thirty subscriptions Of $1,000
each have been made. Other contributions
in SUNS IF $500 and less will he t. ken in ad-
ditiOn - this. The city is being thoroughly
caurussed tor dollar subscriptions and salts.
factory responses are being received. The
Commission has already sent 10 the country
over twenty Thousand lith"gl aphiC certificates
i'll reply to Requests. The subscription III
Cleveland. in ADDITION to the amount report
ed as'racciyad by the treasurer of the fund,
amouuts tonight 10 l3,t24.G9.
NEW YORK. Oct, 23.-The Wolt IDS L0I-
don special says the police have taken extra
ordinary caution to prevent a breach Of the
peace at the Irish meeting To be held in
Hyde Park to- morrow. lIealy Biggar and
others will speak, but the demonstration will
have no weight. The English people cannot
syrnpathize with the antj-rent strike directed
by American Fenians, bat while the league
is now an iIlega Organization, it was an illegal
orga lizatiOn lone ago when b0ycOtting began
and the Premier ought to I@fe suppressed II
then before il had brought anarchy upon tina
country aud ruin upon many helpless land
lords. If blr. Parnell now deserves impris~
onment be deserved 1t two years ago when
Mr.. GLADSTONE was melting him GU in order
to embarrass Lord Beaconsield. The ex-
cuses put forw ard for the government by the
ministerial press are Of the gauZiest kind and
if the Tories are led in The House 10y the
ministry, big as its nominal majority is, it
would undoubtedly be beaten in the next
session. The extreme Radicals, who are
seldom a. a loss for an excuse for Gladstone,
are ashamed Of the bastila policy.
CHICAGO, Oct. 23--yanderbilt recently in
eortempt OF court voted sufficient shares Of
the g.. C.. &. and l. railway to make it a
part Of his system. Jewett, Of the Erie road,
has now moved to commit bin for contempt
and take possession of the road. = great
fight has begun between these two men and
there will he a legal war 10 the knife. II
would be strange if Vanderbilt, whose con-
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