The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-10
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wAsHlxorox. Nay g. Witne.
..eht the dispoettioa to pocket the h.
Evolved in the arrest q Cajderon
ss.ed change IN the policy Of eur
.rernment. He believed that the Or.
Oosrss = deliberate intention to insult
II. United states; He mt thought
- cIsins Of little account but his
suetbies were inlisted for Peru b.
~ sl,e was badly torn and the under
~ in the fight and these claims pre-
e.ed an opportunity to extrtcate her
~ promised his Kindly od]ces. The
t,.;n would not jurtify the Government
;.terfering with vic orious Chill. He
"a nat know Of any q. cumstance te1d-
- to show that any Government OH
~ minister of the United States WAS
ar,nntIy interested In the Peruvian
e".rsnv. Never knew anything more
nnright and patriotic than Blaine's
Ps,s sen,ent Of the state department.
~ hand Of England was plainly EVIL
ii.:..d in CHILEAN management. Amer
=. rstions find way to enforce their
s"h,s and make tn mselves res,.ected
1ejthtsc who think the present admin
s:u,..tion lacking in nerve will he e.
s si mistaken. He denied he was
n"'nl..ved As counsel for the purpose to
e'| Secretary Blaine's instructions
!" Minister Hurlbut, however the in
%'..,ctiOns of August 4th were probably
s S. result OF those interviews. The
Elimination was concluded. It II not
ItsIy Shipherd> will be reexaninetl.
WASHINGTON, May 8.-The Presi-
a.ut signed the Chil.ese bill to-day.
1oylox, May 8.-The Times says It
3. nov thought Cavendish aid Burke
ERE both selected for assassination dur
N. the procession in Dublin Saturday.
man ina tired three times whether
c.vendish was In the procession. The
Chief SECRETARY ut last lifted his hat
..I told him his name. The man Ne
,iied. ''Thank you, that will do" Two
ren on horseback also watched the pro-
.ession in . supici0us manner. There
rere eight gaping wounds in the body
- Csyendish and eleven in that Of
Rarke. A special messenger left Lon
An for Dublin this morning.
LONDON, May 8.-Johnson, the At
Aorney General for Ireland, temporarily
iakxs the Chief 6ecretaryship.
The Conservative papers reprint the
mech Of Biggar, NJ. r., to the Cork
Fsmers' Cub In March, 1850, extolling
the example Of Hartman, the Nihilist.
At the resumed inquest to day, John
nm represented the government and
snoke With considerable emotion.
The Pail AaN Gazette says: It h I'M
deqvtood the ministry intends to post
oone the procedure rules, and the ret
q the session will b occupied with
Ifah business.
he Iriak Times, Of Dublin, SAYS that
Esri Spencer had arranged On Saturday
10 releese Ill the suspects except 50, on
Tbesday.
Gladstone today, In reply TO the con-
deleDoes OF Marquis Ripon, viceroy Of
India, telegraphs the object OF this black
Ct b plainly 70 arouse indignant pas-
dons and embitter relations between
Great Britain and Ireland.
The 81. James Gazettc says: A requi-
dion will be made to the Lord Mayor
Il Louden to call . meeting In Guild
Hall and petition the QUEEN 70 dissolve
Parliament In the belief that many
Liberals and Conservatives desire to
eleet another Parliament to deal more
successfully with the reign Of murder In
Ireland.
LONDON, May 0.-The Manchester
Guardian says: The crime II tracea6le
to the Fenian party recruited mainly
rom America, who again 1nterfere0
when they Jaw reconciliation probable.
Il b there the desperate and malignant
conspiracy i1limited to . small number
3pess0ns.
Cork, May 8.-The Herald deprecates
The idea Of martial law in view OF the
tremendous manifestations Of public
ieeling in Ireland showing there IL alb
s'lutely no sympathy for the assas''ns'
DUBLIN, May 8.-Fecnsan's journal
appears In mourning.
LONDON, May 8.-FoFster ssys he be,
keves the murders were accomplished
in oraer to show 1t IL impossible to con-
dli&te the Fenians.
DUBLIN. Nav 8.-The detectives have
aregister Of all the car-drivers and are
examining drivers individually In order
to ascertain their whereabouts Last oet-
srday.
BERLIN, May 0.-The Emperor Will
liam, on hearing the news OF the MUIR
der Of CaveDdish and Burke. was -
much shocked ~ he was when the Gar
vrs assassinated.
LONDON, May a.-The Times says
Forster was the victim Of intrigue
worked from within the Cabinet. Cow
ardly Vaccinations were against nlm'
Burke psralysed the forces OF order.
Gladstone must cut his Cabinet loose
from mischievous advisers whoee imbe.
ellity, n'alignancy and presumption lea
to this result.
New YORK., May s.-The British
Government will pay . large reward
through the British Consul Genera IN
This city to anyone in America tQrnlsn-
ing . clue to the murderer OF Caven-
dkh.
Bosr0x, May 8.-John Boyle OkesI-
y and Patrick A. Collins have tee.
9nphed Parnell authorizing . reward Oh
Sy0D on behalf Of the Irishmen OF Boe-
ton for the apprehension Of The murder
en- Of Caven1ish and Burke.