The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-06-25
DAY DISPATCHES,

DAY UlHFAICGLS.
NEW YORK. June 23.-Twpntv.fva
Mormon missionaries with sol con.
verts; 4Ol Sc~andinavians and 100 Enc.
lish, arrived on the steamship Ar.
iona en- route to Salt Lake CITY, and
under charge of Chief Filter en-
Nye. AS the steamer reached tJt
dock roll call was held, ana each was
detailed to his respective post. Elder
&. II. Nye said, IS, he converts | brine
are not all recent accessioHs, some
having been members of the church
over thirty years, who through lack
OF means or other causes, have been
unable to come here sooner. AN
now gong back to Utah to Remain
there, and within a short time after
our arrival a further relay Of elders
will be sent to Europe to keep up thp
work. l consider have been very
successful"
Referring to the arrest of Mormon
missionaries in Vienna, Mr.. Nye saws.
81 do not contemplate any serious
outcome from 1t. Austria is very in.
tolerant. | look upon the trouble as
only temporary, and 1t Is doing our
church more good than harm"
Nye Oh being questioned in regard /
to the humber OF each sex he had
with him. was very reluctant to ai. !
NIT that women formed the majority :
of his party.
CINCINNATI, June 23.-The jury in E
the case OF Joseph Palmer, an accom-. {
pllce of Tom Brown, las returned NJ
verdict OF murder IN the first degrek
This verdict emphasizes the ineqaity
of the Berner verdict. Berner and
Palmer together killed William H.
klrkaw. their employer, in his stable
for his money, and they both con.
fessed the crime. The proof in both
eases was practically the same, vet
Berner's jury brought in a verdict Of
manslaughter. 1t was this gross
travesty of law and justice that pro,
duced the excitement that led to thu
house. Be i r "hfI has SO Years Tp rs;' in eOS ts
pelltentiary, but Palmer must han.
LONDON, June 22.-Lord Granyi,.
through the English ambassadors IL
lhe powers, has sent Il circular Coz.
venlng an Egyptian conference, Juur
20. The circular briefly repeats the
terms of the dispatch OF the 19h, Of
April, suggesting the conference and
ADDS: The conference is callrd to
what change VIII b. nects
'ary IN the law OF liquidation to re.
'!ore financial order in Egypt. The
circular is attributed to a design to
nhuence parliament by Tile rresenee
II d conference during the approach.
ng debate on a vote of cpnsurp in
egard to the Egyptian policy. Be
ore sending the circular Granville
vas assured of its acceptance By
rance, Germany, Austria and Italy,
liiE HAGUE, June 23.-The Prime
orange passed a calm night and
as peaceful in the morning before
IS collapse. In the forenoon of >at
ludy ne seemed SO we'll thai the doc.
IFS talked OF sending him to The
Jun OF France; but at II O'Clock he
'udeniy exhibited symptoms Of pl.
enc weakness and tainted. His
ration became greatly pnfeebled
iosequently slight recovery ws
'tlcabie but his Lungs seemed para
zed. From this time until his
".n me prince renamed u%ncoI.{
' .Jus. me king has returned 1r~
,ieodu ana held d conference WIN
, caoihet. The president Of tine s
anc!i mas revoked Il general stNe
IlclI, ana the cabinet has decldedlN
'olI 10 the provisions of the law Of
'Venber 81 and 4th and will con-
1t the chambers, forming the states
icial, III pienary congress of 7ssu-
rs instead OF 80, and l;2 Geputr
tead OF Sc. This congress VII
'cialm Princess Wilhelmjne SUI.
sOr under the council to t}eIr
ICY with Queen Emma as regeD.
the president OF the council n
The cabinet has deter
ied TO refuse to share the tutplasr
n any German branch of the roya
ANSAs CITY, June pa T1ma
Lle Rock special says: John Barns
'Htly sent to the ]penitentiary fol-
DloWlng, from Miles county, w&
oedd py a guard this morning
thoedFOring to %escapefrom the
Aade at Lewisburg. Burns was
Ielly a contractor on the Texas
WESTON, June 23.-.A calves
NerS Dallas sppcial saws the
u jury to-day returned II new
against j. Baum, and II against
enstern, in the cotton swindliI
!. b0th were rearIested ANA ga"
5; Inc old cases viii be DIS
.cENNEs, Ind. June An
last night a mob of about D
= Went to the Jail, battered dow
with a rail taken from lr
> look out Oliver ran!iell, wiz
Mrs. Mollie CHI rkin son'
ago. and hanged him to afr
pole. The body was left haE.
Aitll D Il. NJ. when it was cI
oy friends. The mob was que
:iermlned. The sheriff WaS~
- 'uI Was UTerpDWe[eu aH"
thce was made. The mt,uu
n atrocious one, Canlield kIliiDs
oman from jealousy.
Ohio. June 2t ~"
Il OF the tunnel on the ii n %
e railroad west OF the li
was nearly completed. caS%
morning burving elghl u" y.
ne BOY; four of The plit.~
lt fatally injured. The os S",,
but not seriously II"
mostly Italians.
LIN, June pa young Tn%
rested at Ems to-day. WhoT
possession revolver S"b ba
and who it is believed .rr
upon the life of the epP'