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

NEW YORK, June 2~3.-Conkllng ana
Platt have arrived.
MoNDoN; June 3.-Thirty houses and
some schools in the east end were burned to-
day.
NEW ORLEANS, June B. Gen. Grant, Cap
tain j. B.. Eads and other persons on the
steamship City of Merida are detained at
quarantine. They will arrive on Sunday
CINCINNATI, June 3.-The Gdzette's Car
castey, Ohio, special says: The ten year old
son Of Michael HlllDerger killed another boy
the son Of Henry Stiacke, tonight, by stab
bling hln to the heart with a pocket knife.
New YORK, June 3.-Your correspondent
visited the police headquarters this evening.
Touching the case of John II. Harwell, the
inspector declares that 50 far as this city is
concerned, the statement IS abs"l 'trly un-
true. No abductOrs have been killed or are
known about, nor their addresses even head
of. kilograms have been sent to North \ ar
Dina to learn details.
NEW York, June 3.-rhe Tribune's AL
bany special says the best judges among the
administration leaders believe that Conk-
liug's whole ann is to prevent a choice by
his legislature and that well Informed adj
ministration men claim they have positive
evidence he las neen continuing his over
lures to The democrats during the past week
in spite Of all the coldness they have shown
him.
DUBLIN, June 3.-The following are
the details of an atfray between the peo-
pie and The policein county Clare, H~ester-
day: Eighty policemen proceeded to
Bodyke forthe purposeof assisting III the
eviction of "A tenant. 'Bodyke is II small
village between Scdritf and Tulla, where
some military are at present garrisOned.
The police while proceeding in small par
ties to the place of assembly, were at
tackled in detail by the people. An am
bulanco wagon conveyed the police from
Ennis. They We're under the command
Of the county inspector on the way from
Ennis. A hive Of bees We're let loose and
the stingS Of the insects caused the horses
to become u~nmanageable. The madden
ed beasts dashed themselves against the
carriage and were killed. Mounted or
'derlies were despatched to Tulla for
assistance, while, in the meantime, the
police proceeded to the house where the
eviction was to take place. 1t was situ-
ated on a hill, and rs they assembled to-
ward it they We're attacked by armed
men, who from the covert of a fence at
each side OF the road, poured a CALLING
fire into the ranks of the co%nstabulary.
lhe !attef were lnlneulalelN NepiOEed IN
skirmishing order. and returned the fire
with effect, killing Il man and
wounding several. The police
succeeded in reaching the house and
broke in the front door. The rioters
rushed through the back door but several
were arrested. Some who attacked the
conStahuluy from behind the fences
We're also taken. The house was taken
possession OF and the family inhubitinw
it cleaned out. While returning with
their prisoners the police We're attacked
and fired on IL second time. One horse
was shot dead. Mounted men. dis
patched for tle military, had to run a Sc
we're gauntlet, Il determined effort being
made 10 prevent them from rracllng
tuba. They, however, rode into town
through all obstacles. \ flying column
ut FelMIoy IS under orders to he ready at
Il moments notice. Troops are even go
ing from Cork to New Pallas.