The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-05

ID6NA4XNS ~ 'A'sA - IN tANW2n0Nn.-
continue their shameful attacks ,1nas
Munster Sargent. and seldom b.a
anyone been more e Y rantly outraoss
by subordinate organs. Represent
ton has been male to the Washina
ton government on the subject.
DELAPLAvE Va. " .rch 4.-suu1av
m ,rntu :JJln Glass 'c< vail. in a fl
Of pA.sio l, supp)'el 20 h.ve bean
C tu3eibfj,u'l,y n tc lored lis VITA
aud TIRE, ) q ill C Ill iren. Alter SET.
ting dee to ii> h. pr);.5l.i tn
tn wool, n III i mute LiNtl It and
sh 1t hi d .elf Shrou a the hart Tho
fro in the h,l,, WV dls;DV4rel and
extin !uis ,el b ore tn, bpltes w,re
c IN, I'm Il oc IN l;h dtn ", ~resultol.
WAsnGNeroN. VI .rch 4.-Che house
committee OF invalid pension Era
agreed to report a bill tn allow Tie wild.
Nv Of Gen. Frank P. Bl tir. Missouri,
5000 AMI a pension If 80 per
month. for money exp md ID aud ser.
vices rem Tered the union eau SO by her
husband during the war Ut the rebel.
lion.
New 80 X, March 4.-One mil.
lion dollars in bars and one million
dollars i'll coin was shi 'ped to Eu.
ropo to-day by the steamship Arr,
ZJna.
WASHINGTON, March "A substi.
tute for the Morrison tariff bill, plac.
ing coal, salt and lumb, r on the free
Ii 1t, Was considered by the ways and
means committee to-day. At the re-
quest of Kelley it was determined to
hear tomorrow a delegation repre-.
senting the bituminOuS coal Interests.
1t was also agreed to continue infor-
mai hearings until nnal action be
taken on the measure by the commit.
tee. 1t is generally understood vote
will be taken by the committee
Thursday.
ST. LOUIS, March 4.-Up to noon
the police had discovered no clue as
to the whereab ,uts Of Teller, the Ed
ciAc Express rObber. The detectives
are prosecuting the search vigorously.
LONDON, March4-Nellis, the Irish
inforlner, who surrendered yesterday
to the Greenock police, states that
the murd-rers of the Earl of Leitrim
were Patrick Mel .ughlin, Il travel
ing Fenian of Heat Centre, Thomas
Hunt and Michael N ;Ginn. He says
ne heard Mclaughlin confess that he
shot Lord L-itrlm. The murder Was
planned IN LIN Ion. The last he
knew of NJ :Laughlin's movements
was that he went to Dublin in 1882
and gave Carey two knives and $50
secret society funds.
WASHINGTON, March Am the
house l. ,m3. from the committee on
foreign af ,irs. reported a bill to
| amend the Chinese immigration act,
The Il ,gs OF the navy department
| and navy yard yer placed at half
| mast at noon to-day in respect to the
memory of Minister Hunt, Whose
funeral took pl ICE at st. Petersburg.
Logan. from tie committee on nil
itary affairs, repOrtc't fdy0rdhly a
bill to relieve the members aud Judge
| advocate Of the FilZ-John Porter
! court-martial OF the secrecy imposed
by their oath as TO the vote vi The
court.
LoNDOv, March 3-Four railway
companies offer an additional reward
If El,00O for the detection of the au-
| thurs of the dynamite outrages. The
| Ian lord of the Waverlv hutel identi-
fled Il vali5e at Charlng Cross s ation
as one which a man took away from
the hotel.
LONDON, March &C ,neru Graz
ham tIas been instructed to return to
Trunkitat to wait for further Order.
Princess Clutilde, a 81 ,ter OF The
king uf Italy and the wife IF Prince
Napoleon. Is dangerously i'll.
HING K NJ iv,ceI Of this date
report Il Collision had occurred be-
tween Chinese soldiers and Eurlp-
cans at Shanghai. a small bot y Of
the former assaulted the latter and
WouuIeI two With b lyOnets.
PHI .ADELPHtA. March 4.-John
McGinnis WIS hanged in the county
prison ut 1925 this morning. for The
murder OF his mother-in-laW, Mrs.
Mary Reed.
MONTREAL. M4rch A dwelling
occupied by Charlie, Gar ,on. Il Three
Rivers burned. Two children. aged
two and four years, persisted in the
flames.