The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-13
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! 49, s1ses0 % ~, tOO040 t0ey nav
eerried same II th. II paints. 6enato
1ttchell b thoroughly dissatisfied viii
what he's been done, and 10 I'm goo(
mood for continuing the fight agsins
the Cameron rule moro than ever.
Specials from Washington indicat,
mat the psoeeedtn In the Pennsylva
M convention, yesterday, will hsv,
the edect to still further widen TIN
breach in the Republican party and thai
there 10 little doubt another Republican
ticket will b. put In the field.
DALLAS, May ll.-News from thu
MICA Ulster cyclone says: The deaths
added to those killed outright increao(
the fatalities to q up to tonight Forty.
two more are wounded, but 1t is not
thought fatally. Half Of those killed
and wounded are women and children.
All possible aid from physicians, nurses
etc, h being rendered to the sufferers.
Fjny-nine houses are totally demolisf,.
ed, and q partially. Settlements mum.
be1s five and seven Of the Osage Mining
Company were the ones visited. They
had contained about 40 people. Mum
Der five WAS entirely wired out, and
Number seven received only . partial
force Of the storm. Relief subscriptions
are icing taken up at several points.
NEW YoRK, May 1.-THE Heraltrs
Paris speciel says: Mr.. Eagan Treasurer
Of the Land League has telegraphed the
following to Eecnsan's Journal Of Dub.
lin tonight. I'm the Freeman Of yee-
terday James F. O,Brien suggests . ne
ward Of 60, 900 to be paid out ofthe Land
League fund for the discovery Of the
perpet. at0ry Of the terrible tragedy Of
Saturday. Remembering % l do the
number Ut innocent victims who in the
sad hkt0ry Of our county have been
handed over to the g~llows by wretched
tnt0Emers In order to earn the coveted
bloom money and foreseeing the awful
danger that In the present excited state
Of public feeling crime may he added to
crime by the possible sacrifice of the
gui1tless am determined that IL one
penny Of the Land League fund were
voted for such . purpose I would at
once resign the Treasurership.
DUBLIN, May ll.-There have been
fu .ther arrests in D0nghetla, LOngford
and County Meath in connection with
the assassinatiOns. Three men arrested
in County Meath have what are sup
pissed to be blood stains on their clothes.
The police now discre<iit the statements
of the man who asserted he had been
offered ElOO to assist in the murders. At
u MEETING of the Parnell reception CONF
mittee ut Cork last evening two ex-
suspects being among those present, the
Of the illumination tn
celebrate the release Of imprisoned men,
beers and Parnell was v0ted without a
dissenting voice.
LONDON, May 1.-THE man Quail or
Quint arrested ut Preston yesterday Oh
suspicion Of being connected in the
murder Of Caven(lish and Burke was
renlandetl until Saturday.
A detective stated he thought he could
call evidence which would implicate
him.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Times
Washington special has this: mir. w.
y. Phillips who has for several years
been the agent of the Associated Press
in this city has retired from that posi-
ton and will engage in private business.
The new agent will be D. II. Mckee,
who had charge Of the Associations
workings nj the capitol.
NEW YORK, May 1l-John Russell
Young invited by u reporter last night
to talk on the Chinese question said,
II can't dOit, you know | am journal
int myself and would like to help you
out but my lips are sealed.
CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Times says
Paddy Ryan told the truth about his
in the fight with Sullivan. He
called upon State street expert yester-
(lay and secured II retentive truss to hold
a dou le inguinal hernia. He claims
that in the second round of the contest
his injury developed to double the size
Of his fist.
DEsMOINEs, a., May la special
annual meeting Of the directors and
.ttn.k holders of the Western Mining
Bureau was held yesterday. Represent
tati yes say twenty-five cOrpOratOrs with
Nh aggregate capital of So ,W0, MW were
present. Letters were read from General
Grant, Senator Logan, Secretary Lin
coin Governor Sherman and others.
Resolutions were adopted favOrlng u
standard for the world, an
increase in the amount Of silver in dol
lars. making them imtrincically worth
I'M cents, and mining bureau ut
washington. John H. Gear. was chosen
president; and Hamilton White, treas
urer.
Sr. Louis, No., May 1.-THE Society
Of the Army Of the Tennessee met again
this morning ut the Peoples theatre,
General sherman in tlI.. chair. Cen
ersl Reynolds for the committee re-
ported the time and place Of the next
reunion rs the 81 and 4th " October,
1853, the anniversary Of the battle Of
(Orinth, Mt Cleveland. Ohio.
WASHINGTON. My ll.-Ex-Senator
Blui,,.. made known to some Intimate
personal friends his intention to go I"
Europe and spend one t" tw" years, AMI
leave his Political interests in tie hands
of Hale and Chandler providing the lat
ter doe, not conclude isis position in the
cabinet fori,i.ls him from exercising the
same active interest in l'laine's future
as in t:e past.
WASHINGTON. May l1.Arguments or
tie hill of exceptions IN the case ct Gut
eau were esunled this morning ana
opened for the prosecution.
After detailing the circumstances Of the
shooting he passed on to the question Of
and pronounced as absurd
tl,c position taken that because Presi-
dent Garfield was not allowed to remain
i'm Washington and die, therefore the
c.,urt has no jurisdiction.