The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-05
night DISPATCHES.
0bsequies Of Minister Hunt at
St. Petersburg.
The Keif,r-B oynton 1nVes'
tigation.
Full Text Of the Newspaper
Bill.
joaquin Mii'er's Views on
Mormonism
Full Text Of the Newspaper
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Miscellaneous.
ST.. CArHARrNEs Ont, March g.
The peach buds throukh"u' ontario
have been completely destroyed by
che recent severe weather.
MONTREAL, March IA snow
atorm has caused much damage In
eastern e NADIA. Many HOUSES
along the st. Lawrence are almost
buried in the snow and the occupants
make exit through the attic windows.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.-Raisin
growers of California forwarded q
petition to Congress asking an ad-
vance of two and half cents duty
on imported raisins.
HURON, D. T., March'3 The hard
e,t snow aud wind storm of the VIM
ter. Most all the roads are blockaded
again. Seventeen degrees below
zero.
NEW YORK, March 3.-Ars. Lille
Langtry, the English actress, to day
took an assignment of u mortgage for
ST.. 600 upon real estate in this city.
She is already owner of several
houses here.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.-White
manufacturers locked out $500 Chi
nese cigar makers to-day. 1t is pro
posed to substitute $500 whites. The
New York Chinese pickers struck on
learning their countrymen were
locked out.
LONDON, March 4-The two Irish
Americans who reached London
from Southampton February 22th
have heen traced to the Waverly ho-
tel on Portland street. They arrived
February 10th and left on the 18th.
They are believed to be the authors
OF the outrage. A portion of the
valise containing the Internal ma
chine fonnd in the paddington rail-
way station, has been found in their
room.
PARIS, March 3 james Stephens,
q we'll known Fenian. expressed the
ot.inion that the Jrishmen In Amer
lea will render 1t impossible for the
cabinet to yield to England's de-
,uands in regard to the dynamite az.
itatOrs.
WASHINGTON. March 3.-The bill
INTRODUCES d in the Senate by COckrell
author'z-s the appointment OF a
special commission to visit the prin-
cipal countries IF Central and s 'uth
America, for the purp ,se Of c0ilect-
ing information looking to the ex.
tension of American trade with both
countries 1t provides for the APP
pointment Of three commissioners
for the term of two years
each and an annual salary of 5000.
to visit Mexico, Guatamala, Honduras,
s salvador, Nicaragua. Costa Rica,
Venezuela, Bolivia, the Argentine
Republic, Chill, Paraguay and
Brazil. An appropriation of 10000
was made for carrying out the pur-
poses of the act.
A bill was introduced to constitute
Seattle, Washington Territory, a
port of delivery within the collection
district of Puget Sound.
LONDON, March 3-Gladstone re-
piled to the structures of Sir Wilfred
Lawson and justified the policy
which the government had been
pursuing. He asserted 1t was nee
cessary to hold Saukim for the pres
ent il order to keep down the slave
trade. Northcote said the lack
of controlling the Governments
Egyptian policy caused the mis-
fortunes in Soudan. 1t was the duty
of the Government he thought boldly
to state their future policy.
Lord Randolph Churchill expressed
the greatest establishment that the
ministry should not reply to North
cote. Harrington, Secretary of State,
stated the British would retire from
Saukim as soon as compatible with
the safety of the town.
A motion to adjourn was rejected
los to 1O3. Anthony Ashley. under
colonial secretary. stated the govern
ment recognized Trausvaaf's title to
the South African Republic. This
statement was greeted with cheers on
the part of the liberals and groans
from the conservatives. Ashley
adued, this tit e does not imply au-
thOrity or suZerainty outside of Trans
vaaI.
I1dICOul4A AOU4O SCC4C VI 0I0COe
announced orders have been given
to use stringent mea slres against
dynamite emisaries would be unwise,
he said, If existing powers proved
insufficient to meet the emergency,
the government would not hesitate
that their powers should be increased.
This statement was received with
cheers. Lord Baron Waverly urged
u communication in regard to the dy-
uamite question be addressed to the
authorities.
PARIS, March s.-The French
authorities are aiding English detect
ives In their Efforts to discover the
dynamite conspirat0ls. Fenians
have become alarmed at this and are
preparing to remove their head-
quarters from Paris to Geneva.
LONDON, March 3.-Lord Granville,
foreign secretary Of state, appealed to
the Lords if it was not desirable
to observe perfect reticence in regard
to he steps to be taken while the
government was weighing the ques.
ti0n with the utmost Care. Mean
while all baggage imported or lodged
at railroad stations was subject to
rigid examination.
CHICAGO, March 3.-Early SUNDAY
morning P. Schmilz, a well to do car
pen+er and builder. choked his preg-
nant wife to death and went away
wandering helrlessly and aimlessly
about the city and left three children
10y his former wife, the oldest a daugh-
ter IL years, IN the house. 1t appears
their step mother vas harsh with
them and they feared to 90 near her
room, 81 a discovery Of the cause was
not made till this afternoon, when
the daughter entered the door and
saw her mother dead. The police
we're notified. Later in the day
Matthias Sehmitz, not a relative but
an intimate friend, met the MURDER
or. Later he confessed the crime.