The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-31
International Courts.

J.ONDON, Jan. :a.---T'hc Ge,h,a,.
laApers urge the establishment Ut M,
International Court Of appeal I" tax.
t,0gnizance Of the decision Z" all
Maretjme Courts concerning cnll-,
IONS. ut sea, with view To- ESTABLISH.
Ing International steering rules.
| Miscellaneous
| I.ivxKIx,OI., Jan. III. Tn. STEAMER
(;ern,Anic s'as arrived.
CAIRO, Jan. 3..-Thc British, Srn
tries ut all palaces have been removed
| and Egyptian soldier. undertake the
duty Of guarding them.
NEw YORK, Jan. ~. The Ma.
Qui. ri J.,rne and Suite arrived mi.
IllOr,,ingi from, Washington, nv.
leave for Montreal.
C.,rENiIAHEN, Jan. ~ The \o,-
weyian radicals arr. preparing, y, :,
perxOnal demonstrate. against Ills.
ance l.y S;'.tHM crOwns.
DETROIT, Jan. :aI.-vh. Ills, i.ali.,t
Of the joint convention -: the I.-i>.
laturc to-day resulted: Ferry. Il.
Stout, ~: Hannah. II: iIuucl,v,t. -:
Willis, :; scattering, ,.
VIENNA, Jan. ::..-An imsri:,,
c,nctssiOn las l,x.cn granted 10 H.,
firm Of Englisl, contractors k,r II r,li.
way by which all the Vienna ral..
ways will be united l,y branch lines
aud u circular railway.
Williams. frs,im the committee ...
railroads, reported tile hill Recent.
~ agreed upon by the commit
tee. authorizing The S;n,ili,ern Pacific
auu other roads IL unite for Il cOnliu-
uO,ls li.,e Of rsss.i rru,u the tidal Wa
ters "f the Pacific tn th.,-4. VI the Al
lantic.
COmger presented the petition 81!
cit xens 1T Michigan for "a reduction
Of .lutv on sugar.
New YORK, Jan. ~. Jesse Scli..
man, head Oi the Sclignlan Isr,.-.,
here, IL reported In IllOrning paper
~ saying: American finances were.
never IN better condition. The .uuu-
try Is full Of money and ita prosper
1ty 10 now genuine AMI not fictitious.
We are conducting our home ina
rrOvelIlcnis with home c:,,,i!al.
American credit stand. ut the head
Of the list among foreign and home
have always had gr.s.,
Onitdeilce IN American investments.
NY Investments are all up tocxr+-ta-
lion, and have sxcn very rt,lnutr.
! have not lost faith in the
rapid extensions of railroads.
THEY have dome more tO build up the
''AiiOu than you may s,lpla,se. The
~. urces q! the country have been
.r"uxht into market, and In, q been
'i.s'i'rtt up by those new roads. In.
migration has followed every line
md branches extended west and
'0ulh. stock sl'et.ulati0,lx are !,.y-
ny lees AMI less i"wcr over actual
monetary and Cv:llliier..i.l rOudi-
iOils. The iiDaI'ceS at the country
ire III such u position that l do l,,t
mink Wall street can Great" disturb
!ncs's ~ 1t once did. The violsn,
fluctuations In ihe. value al stock, u"
lot upset the real stability OF on,
'anks. We have proiitesl i,y .Ae.x-
If 1913, and are ,n,w PIE.
JARED f"r u rainy clay. Jan,-~ Sclis-
NAH II very s;ssIyuine oi Il lar..
prlllg t'i'sintss. and lsaIlks with il,rr-
:iI@nts. nlal'ufaCi urers, farmers ain!
he people. Our correspondents, -.
''ris most InvHral'iy. AMI .,ur loan,
lave been coming l.,ck t. u, whi,I:
'e sent out la>t fall. There il a Jar..
mount If home capital Idle k..ki,r
Dr investment.
WAsuINt;r"N, Jam. ~. -;,u,.r
Nil Of the States "a nun,ln.r o; bill
'ere inir'"iu'.s! and referred; uina
u"'es'r If privileged reports wr,r
0D0nittetj, aIllOI'y the latter one. b>
Belmont Of New IMk from the
''''''nittet' On Foreign Affairs. Hin.
's own minority opinion aiding
he joint resolution recently rclmr,-!
I. the House ly the committee. ;ur,.
i'Itng c'ndttiDi,ally f,r :hc Terminus
on tf the treaty ln.twee.il the United
(ates and the Hawaiian govern.
'-nt. Belmont takes the ground
'at there AR: great AFFECTION. to ,h.
Of Congress with tin.
eaty-lnaking lM,.vrr. and review.
'e proceedings ln.f;,r. the linu.,.
'n'n!'ttee. showing that the evils
"f IN connection with
re treaty ars. not due IL its defects,
VI u the feet that consular an,l Gus.
III otncers, administering the law.
I'VE Oeen il.'rIIn lIeleMt ar as,rru,l.
e says: Evidence g.hs To- sl,nw
~ under the treaty liz. ieem per
'trate'S "ne Of the most .Dl,,-.ri u;'
alltls against the revenue uf Tin.
'Sernnent.' In ar,I,rl,,.i.,il, Bel
"''t submits u resolution arti,or;z
X the I'resi,ltm, IL institute an
:"'eti'H'r inquiry Respecting the
|exssl frauds. and report the r......
t"ryrssS. u" a!~' SUGGESTS that
.t!cs. I" the King Oi the Hawaiian
IN n''s. expressing the wi.l, ri tn.
''tctl STATES To- terminate liz. treaty.
witIii'eIsl until III. President,
'I"''''" To the resolution Of i,,uuiry.
NEW YORK, Jan. :.y.--Tl,c ./u"rn,I
~ u rclWrtcr visited Isaac =.
'a"''"rs. one NJ Hal,slerl,iit'x iuvil-
guests Tor the trnlls-tOntincn,uI
=, siid ssax informed that Wander.
{ had decided satuuisy n,"rriur
Postpone the trip. lie sui.l (:nv-
ior stanford had advised hin, l."
stlH:''c the trip until foliage az.
ared. That 1t WAS very disagree.
e now, and that the (;Ovrrn.,r dill
mink he would enjoy i, v.iy
lch; the trip will not occur until
ing. and perhaps. not then. n,
noerol!t g'es I" EurDlA. early in
epr1ng. IL Il should take until
ri 10th tn complete II Vanderbilt
u not t.e allie to W tn Eurols. at
usual time.
lew York, Jan. ~. lsel,r lsr,s.
80 planning factory VA. damaged