The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-03

49, ~ % several 91rb llving o.
~ ~, et nsaseooboe thin. 49, chair,
1.. petsos: ard w. aaoeyed bv m
9oeney which the 0ail 16rnituIs -. -
~ n. He he'd - gisb about I,
- o0o q them said: =
1was sitting % tie sasy chair \,
S,.e,.h sno Cnar1-that b TO say III
0'I.ea-was sitting On the sols 81 en-
r.toa On; June The Times ~
"a ~ the FTsoch eubiDet pFouoesj
,o0 AnxIeeo agreed 70 r6comusend ~
:. sn1 20 Turkey, 70 hold . confer
Ht - COns!enon0ple 10 settle The
~ qoeotana on the basis Of statu
.oAx fRANCleCO, June IA Vinrnnii
oS:peach says the laterf ftosm ~ y -.
mime gives NO hone Of n Cine the ~,
ln the drift. The heiGht Of the vstr rs n
toe seatt0n shows the drifE mnst ~ 49,
pIetely allied.
| CatCA00, June IA Fsrveu. Mich
ePe5sl eoyS heavy rains have extim.
2uIsned the hres and there h now mo
further danger. Nv
\. LONDON, June 1.-The race for the
Mscnester Cup was won by the Ameri-
can horse WaIlenstein, FSrtiasimo ~.
ond' Eseyez, third. Fifteen horses
efocKHoIx, June 1.-The Door houes
~ the town Ut o sthammef burned.
N!nety persons persisted.
CHICAGO, June IA Carlton. Wiz.
SpecsaI says: Gold In paying quantities
mas been discovered on the farm of ~
exwell, In the tOwn at Stockbridee.
ano considerable machinery has been
porc1ased to work the mires. Iron II
Also discovered there.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-The public
0eoe statement shows . decrease durine
Nay Of &1O,874, Al. Cash in treusurv.
:A2.108 ,768; gold certificates outstand.
ing, 1905. An silver certificates out
standing $66, ~. 40.
CHICAGO, June l.-There Was no in
soraDce. The flames started in the dry
Kiln, and immediately developed the
whole building, but did not spriiad BE-
yond 1t. The injured were caught by
the names before making their escaps.
The foreman who persisted deliberately
went into the burning structure, pre-
eumaoly to secure some plans Of which
cred both IegD were burned Of, his body
bis face recognizable. The rofters had
fallen on him and probably prevented
bis escape.
The brick makers are starting up
again, and refusing to take men who
belong to the Union. They have suffer
ed considerable loss Of time BY the
strike, and do not propose to b dictated
further. Thew say the wages paid have
the men bad no cause for complaint. A
number Of firms began work to-day.
They had no difficulty In securing ~
ooge1o. .
LONDON, June 1.-Ferwood. late may
or of Liverpool, writes that his expert
ence daring the recent Fenian activity
convinces him the outrsges In Ireland
are perpetFated by the hirelsngD Of .
small knot Of Fenians In America. To
suppress these he says American % 0p.
ersfion h indispensi6le. This will only
be secured by showing that the Amer.
can conspor1togs are . distinct organi-
tion from the Irish Nationals and can
b dealt with without interfering with
the Irish vote. ENGLAND be- the right
to aok America to oerangle Fenioui0m
I'm the plaoe Of ito birth.
CHICAGO, June l.-Inquiry ct 0oner.
IL 6heridan's headquarters - 70 the
truth Of . report telegraphed last night
that he had let presnaturely . 6shtng
party in Nichiean because Of tele.
nam from WaShington that General
Sherman was about 20 retire from the
army, which would place Sheridan ct
it, head, elected the information that
General Sheridan let Point Al Pelee
merely because be had remained there
- long - be wanted 70.
YoUnosTowN, O., June l.-These b
no change In the situation nom what
was anticipated last night. The mills
are all shut down, though the furnaces
have not - yet gone out Of the blsst
Everything h quiet and orderly: The
opinion seems to b that the strike may
OF yielding.
the warfare between labor and capital
heesu In dead earnest. Fires In every
iron min in this city with one exception
hsve been taken out and the mills shut
down. The exception b the Union Iron
MIN Of Csrregfe Bros. 4 Co., who
signed last night. They will continue
tn run. having contracts On hand that
m,,st be fIlled. This n generally con-
sidered . bed break, and calculated 70
veaken the lines Of the manufacturer.
t. M one of the largest mills and has .
capacity Of 8, 900 tons . year. Tne
sfeel mfllb are running - usual; the
most Of them have signed the scale, but
- they do not employ many Paddls:n',
n n not thought that their signing Will
have any effect On the situation. II y
.~nec4e3 fhat most Of the steel mills
vitI aim within few days. 1t y gen.
s..Ilv believed thut the strike VII! NOS
~ of l0n9 duration. The mills which
have saspended operatione Will take
advantage Of the condition ofaf'A'rs ana
n,ake needed repairs.
' C1xcINNAr1, June 1.-Excepe one
rolling mill which wo. :. .s ss.:p aiSs
vhic are working up two "r tnree
S.vs' accumulations Of blooms, aIi the
mia in Cincinnati and vicinity nave
stoppSMT; lii res,,,ne next Monday and
comnlete adjustment be made.
TrrrERsoN CITY, Mo-, June l.-Gov,
$780, lrittenden denies having onered
Frnnk James . pardon or having any
r.orosition from Attorney HAIR ID re-
e;sss Or !: :r S: s:ss q S S:%. o.
SAeCr =. A.,,laa having MADE any pro-