The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-29

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Miscellaneous.
m.u,Ix. March T.-The recent
hocting afifay near TEurles, Tipperary
'.'nty. was . sanguinary skifmish.
,r"mi thirty men attacked the house
~ 6rmer suspected Of paying rent.
WhiIe the party were firing on the
,.,.e "" three columns in ambush fired
',.on them. The Noonlightess fled and
" "!.,e nursued by the police, who fired %
s"nls Of buckshOt after them. The
"s1 rs discovered to be stained with
Slood Tor distance Of halfa mile. and
,se Of the party who had fallen at the
int fire was found neer the attacked
.s.nae mortally wounded.
AZ Rothdowery, Queens county, on
Isturday, Rev. Father 6heehan, .
,;eat. was prosecuted for using seditious
.sersee. The charge was that he Rad
ri meeting . paper plrp0rting to Be .
...teanent Of tho Bishop of Nevada that
re the Bishop had been imrsiseued
;. 4 suspect he would have issued .
nsnifeeto calling the people to arms in
aead Of urging them 70 pay no rent.
The magistrates ordered Father Shee-
IN to furnish E4OO hail or 10 to prison
hr six months. 3heehan refused to
i've bail and was taken to NorTyborou9h
ssop. He was made to travel twenty
.rsiry and infantry. The authoritics
SI.v = >ol1a.inm 18th th> ,n~>sna.n>>> -
ssacald b taken BY railroad. Rath-
1swney was crowded with troops and
psliee during the hearing ofthe case and
he people weroforbiddon 70 assemble.
N arrival Of Father ohoehan at Merry
lpeough the tradeomea closed their
~ although 1t was market day.
PANAMA, March E.-A resolution
~ submitted in the Co)ombi6 Con-
xlsoealling upon the executive 70 give
ne years notice to the United States Of
he intention Of the government Of
Colsmbia to withdraw from the stipular
iions and obligations Of the treaty Of
Deeember Il, ~, between the Two
countries. It aleo auth0rises the execu-
i've to enter into two treaties with the
United Htstes and Spanish American
republics Of the continent with the
view of conciliating, II possible, Ill le-
climate intercourse in the free transit
fthe Isthmus Of Panama, and more
mrticulariy with regard to the inter-
'esa.ic canal enterprise. Article $50 Of
The treaty Of '46 Ii particularly con-
demned as vague and not easy Of inter
rsetation, and likely tn bring about dis
asd between the contracting parties.
The resolution H. supposed to pave the
wy u joint guaranteed new treaty
'xtween the republics Of new and cs,m-
ilefcial nations Of the old world in BE-
half ofthe canal.
CHICAGO, March 37.-The Times
Washington special says all Interesting
dispatches founded on the Prestdent's
invitation to Ex-2ecy. Blaine to ht9
state dinner quotes Chaunoey u. De
pew. the President's former intimate
fren6 ~ saying II shows Arthur's con-
.enmate tact. Depew continues the Pres
Aest b IN adroit, hrseeing and omi-
nently practical man with plenty Of
rsources for emergencies. He will
make none Of these dangerous small
mistakes and he knows better
!h.a almost any New York
man politically and keep on good terms
WIN him personally. He bas not al.
@Sed Blains therefore to become per.
NnalIy estranged and will not allow II
aadso long - Blaine fights like gen
aenan he and Arthur will be close
ny have always been close personally
ana have had mutual respect and ID
m,ratiOn for each other. This coming
!sm Ar. Depew has almost the force
90 authOrftave decision Of the pur-
F<es Of Blaine and Arthur.
wAsnIKGrON, March H.-The Su
pseme Court did not reach = decision IN
;.e ~ matter Of the petition Of Sergeen1
Asson Tor writs Of habeas corpus and
rs1tiosari.
The l)emocr~ts are evidently deter
nn'atN to oppose the admission Of De
A~a " State into the Union 1t the 70
lot9 u the members Of the SENATE Ter
;;"o'ial committee. The bill lavOrtnl
Sa!mlSsiOn was rec0snmitted 20 the1
S'a submit . minority report agsSns
Shipherd 10 still sick and will D,e un
AUG !" testify for several days.
wChIcA'ao. March N.-The Jomrstsf'
;"ssnington ~ special aays the 11al meet
ce!ore Judge Cox Of C0rkhill AN
-" ;"si'Ie to consider the bin Of exception
~" 70 held this afternoon. There !
prospect the l,ill of exceptions will b
s..nted. -. l;uiteau exhibits much tntel
,;.I IN reading the accounts 0f the execu
h.~": ne rad the reports o( the sevo!
k. k.flng. last Friday and remarktne .!
~;.s without showing fear, said "1'u d
~" "ns9t .. ninching too, II I'm executed
v;n DON'T" He insists, however, n
VI" set . new trial.
~. hnIN!"IN, March 27.-The HIs,bc s'sy
t.1eat M(3ladstone's ministry wosit
Il sai to the best Interests Of ireland
vh. "ou'd hand over the land act to the
49,: would do their hest to defeat II
nr",.H: He considers II wise c0uns>
iee,','t ia't'i ireland would already be col
us".. '' Tn" cl0ture h . legitimate an
nu;as:ary assertion Of the power of tn
,s%,..:ArH's, March .,.-The Crin'ins
viii acquitted the brokers charge
.n,,, gambling in futures, thus leEaIt'
'''' transaction.