The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-18

they all expressed themselves sa',s-
neti. The inquiry will not pr''oa"'y
she'd any new light upon what Is ~
ready known concerning the vessel
Amer 1t Is completed the stubbors
fact will remain that man cannot
hone to combat successfully the ics'-
berRs aud frozen SEQ Of the North,
aud that 1t 10 sacrifice of life and
treasure for him to attempt to over
come the huge barriess which Nature
has interposed to his advance In the
direction Of the North Pole.
TIGHTENING FLASHES.
CHICAGO, Oct. ia Des N0lnes
snecial to tile Times says the OeIsO
disaster struck CONSERVATION into tue
hearts Of Iowa Republicans, who VII!
prooably lose three Congressional
distric,s-tl,e first, second ana nlntn.
CHICAGO. Oct. ia WATERFOWL.
Dnkota. special, says the worst prai-
Re 1ire ever seen In this locality IL
raring. The tw0-year-Old daughter
of the Lieutenant Governor was
caught on the prairie and burned TO
death.
CAIRo, Oct. 16.-1t n believed In
Official circles that the proof OF AraOl
Pasba's completely In The June mas
aacres at Alexandra will mot be OBJ
tainable. It h claimed, Ninet the
Swiss, can prove that many Bedouins
we're shot ut Arsbi's command Tor
loUtipg.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA Pekin, ILL.,,
special says John Black, = well
known merchant, also President ana
secretary Of the Crown DistilIery
c.. of this city, In which 3. +. Mills,
of Boston j. largely intertsled LETT here
Sept. 81, for Boston, and IL said u
have sailed for Europe Oct. !: n"
vestiya!i0n pysNluces the conviction!
he - y de:sul:cr t. his partners and
has yictimixed relatives and widows
and orphans. The dsfalcstions ag-
gregale over $l5. 900.
PHILADELPHIA, oct. IL. - The
freight sheds on pier, eight and
south streets wharves pier Itself and
all freixhts stored thereon, and the
tug bnats Angus and Major, together
with the narrDw gauge railroad freight
depot an, contents were burned this
morning. Three Of the crew Of the
Major are terribly burned, and y nuns
her Of others severely injured by the
falling of the rigging. Several! ves-
sely were burned away. but no serious
damage done. Loss $lOO, 100.
LONDON, Oct. l6.-The Times Com
stantinnple special says the Suitans
acceptance vt Said Plsha 8 conditions
for remaining III Office. viz: the alsa'!-
doumcnt Of the Austria Il German al-
lance, the acceptance cf a''c0ni-
plishesi facts in Egypt, AMI the re.fs-
iabIish,nent Of U g,sOd understanding
between England und France on the
Eastern question. It VII only in
principle that the sultan really desires
Ia Illustrate Said Pasl,a's plans. The
crisis continues.
CHICAGO, Oct. ia Kansas City
special says y prize fight was f"''ght
twelve miles from this city Ut 6::W
O'Clock .hix morning between Andy
Sweenv, Of this city. aud Jack Ham
lev. of Colorado, for $50 u side. The
fighters are athletes. Both have been
in the ring before, and had put them
selves in excellent training for the
event. Twenty wer. present. The
London prize ring rules prevailed. J.
b. Csrew, Of 81. Louis, wss referee.
Ed. Silk Ut this city WAS stake-i'old-
ct. Hanley was seconded l'y Pat
Clancy, IL Colorado, aud Johnny
Hughes, II Chi:ago. Sweeney's ses'-
on.ls were Harry lsiley and Tom Glib.
hons, If this city. lIanley weighed
IN mounds, Sweeney 49,. After five
minutes s,iarring Hsnley clio cd and
threw Sweeney Second round result
ed likewise. Third round Hsnley's
right foWt slipped just ~ he lun9etl
nut Tor Sweeney'x ribs. and owing to
this account bis blow landed (H.lOw
the belt. when Sweeney's seconds
claimed the fight on q foul, and The
referee decided In their favor. The
time Of the fight was ID minutes aud
II seconds. Hanley was the favorit:.
| In the betting, and Immediately cll;,l-
lengcd Sweeney Ia another cucOuil-
ter.
WAsIIIx0rcN, Oct. 1G.-General
Crook issued the following: Head
quarters Department Of ArizDna:
Whipple barracks, Prescott, OFT. ).
Gemerui Orders. No. II. The Con-
n,anding General after making =
thorough and exhaustive exan,ina-
ton among the Indians Of the eastern
and southern part Of this Territory,
regrets to say he finds among them \
general feeling Of distr,lst aud want
Of confidence In the whites, espec-
tally the soldicry, and also that much
dissatisfaction, dangerous to the
peace Of the c0untry exists among
them. Officers and soldiers serving
in this department are reminded that
onc o: the fundamental principles ri
military character Is justice I" all
Indians as well as To white men. and
. DISREGARD Ofthis principle in likely
tn bring about ho<tilities and cause
the death Ofthc very persons whom
they are sent here to protect. In all
their dealings with Indians, officers
must he careful not On!y tO observe
the st,ictest fidelity but make no
promises not in their power to Cara
out. All grievances arising within
their Jurisdiction should lie redressed
% that an accumulation Of them may
not cause an outbreak. Grievances
Ii ever , petty, II permitted to accu-
mulate, are like embers that snl0ul.
der and eventually break into flames.
When officers are applied to for the
employment Ut force against indians
they should thoroughly satisfy tl,en,-
selves 0f the necessity for the appli.
cation and the legality Of compliance
herewith, In order they may not
through inexperience or through
their own h:,stiqess allow troops un.
der them to become Instruments vi
Oppre sion. There must he no divis.
Ion Of responsibility III this matter,
Each officer will be held tn 4 strict
accountability that his actions have
been fully authorized by law aud k,y.
tice aud that Indians eviucimv 4 de.
sire to enter career Of peace shall
have no cause for complaint through
hasty or injudicious acts Of the Mill.
tsry.. by order Of ~fsrigadier GeneruI
Crook. J. r. MARTIN,
Assistant Adjulanl General.
CAIRO, Oct. le.-Ar.,i Pa.ha per.