The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-31

With by telegraph n 1DuFSuav alter
noon next was fixed upon as a suita'
BILE time for the demonstration.
New YORK, March 29.-Hsratd
editorial: 1t strikes US that the
views of Assistant District Attorney
Allen as to the powers of the
Police Justice are somewhat extra
ordinary. Judge Donahue expressly
decided, thatthe justice not only had
authority but it was his duty to take
bail and Judge Donahue doubtless
understands the law On this point
quite as we'll as the Assistant District
Attorney as to the power Of the ex-
amining magistrate to discharge
a person accused of crime.
What is the purpose OF
use of examination if he is bound
to commit the accused. Under the
code of criminal procedure he is not
only authorized but required to hear
witnesses for the defense as well 90
those for the prosecution. He is also
empowered to determine latter hear
ing the proofs" whether a crime has
been committed, and if he finds that
none has been committed he is
authorized and required to discharge
the accused.
NEW YORK, March 29.-Oppcsi-
ton papers say umor are in Grcula-
ton in England that John Brown
was poisoned by Fenians.
George Conkling and his sister,
Mrs. Uhler. expect to start for Reno
tonight. The $3.50 in money which
Mrs. Uhler gave to DR.. AnIidon for
safe keeping has not yet been re-
turned to her. 1t is in the possession
of a ! lawyer named Bennett, and Mrs.
Uhler's counsel say they will begin
summary proceedings for its recovery
in the morning.
There has been a great gathering
of railroad men at Troy within the
last few days to see two elegant and
novel cars that are just about to be
shipped to Australia.
A Jamaica letter states the colonial
minister is ready to grant a loan of
e30O,ON for rebuilding the burnt dis
.trict at Kingston at eight per cent.
interest and a sinking fund repay
able in eighteen years.
NEW YORK, March 29.-The will
of William H. Haverstick, killed by
Geo. W. Conkling jr:. was filed to-
day. 1t bequeaths all his property
to his mother, and appoints her exec
utrix and Waresly Stanley, executor.
The United States Brick Enamel
Company has incorporated. Capital
stock, g, 0tp, 900.
New YORK. March 29.-These
wretches, Gen. Crook writes. though
numbering not more than 700 or 800
themselves, have killed not less than
1000 persons in the last ten years,
and that in a SO thinly populated
country as Arizona. We trust they
will now he promptly and effectively
dealt with. They deserve no mercy.
and the people of southern Arizona
are justified in demanding their
determination. Those who are not
killed ought to be scattered among
~peaceable tribes at a distance, so as
to lose their power, or be confined in
prison. 1t is an inhuman policy
which shows mercy to a band of
murderers, and allows them to prey
for years upon a p~eaceable commu-
nifty.
SAN ANTONIO, March GA spec
ial from Amadorks, Indian Territory,
Creek Wichita agency, says Spio-
chee's band of Greek Indians num-
bering over four hundred are now in
camp on Leeper Creek, about seven
miles northwest of that agency we'll
armed with Winchester rifles and
Colts revolvers. They propose to
remain until grass grows better.
ST. PETERSBURG, March o9.--Count
Addleburg will be appointed Vice
Chancellor during the coronation of
the Gar.
HALIFAX, March GA fresh out
break of the striking miners at Lin
gon is feared. The provincial troops
are under arms.
PEsTH, March % An eartbauake
in the neighborhood of Miscolez dur
ing the performance in a theatre
caused a panic. Many persons were
severely injured.
BERLIN, March 29.-The Emperor
was able to receive the Duke and
of Connaught to-day, and to
attend affairs of state. He intends to
a change of air when the wealth.
er becomes miider.
LONDON, March 29.-The Standard
believes Spain asked England to be
content with the liberation of Maceo
ana associates, they to remain in
Spain like ordinary exiles under es-
pionage.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-The
police are informed that three hum
dred men, supposed to be acting un-
der the direction of the PHILADELPHIA
Reading railroad, are DESTROYING
the new bridge of the Pennsylvania
railroad company at Second and We
mango streets.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-The
is rising two inches q day
1t Junction. The new levees he
tween Churchville and Simms' Port
are fast giving way. Very few plan
.atlons along the river will escape
overflow.
HALIFAX, March 29.-Herbert w.
who shot at his brother and
partner in business and Samuel
Kelley, Jr., the latter fatally. at
;alais, Me-, sbot himself to-day on
ne train approaching Truro.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-The
NY council will ask Congress to
oledge the faith of the nation to an
;ndlan policy recommended by New
BOSTON, March GAN Edison
electric Illuminating company is
'rganlzed: Capital 81, 600, 900. Ex-
Rice is president.
ATLANTA. March 29.--Gen. Cor
ION denies that he has abandoned |
teorgia, or that he has registered at
lotels as of Florida, or is q candidate
or Senator Calls seat, ]