The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-01-23

VIENNA, Jan. E2.-ln addition t(
the serious confession of having muir
dered four girls and having planned
five more murders for the week
Schenck o%0nfesses that he intended
10 murder all the family of Baroness
Malenatti, together with her maid,
IL seems Schenck induced the maid
to steal pearls valued at $4,000, which
the emperor of Austria presented to
DR.. Malenatti for attending the duke
of Rechstadt a son of Emperor Ma
pole0n the first in his last illness.
The maid had prepared every thing
for the reception of Schenck and his
accomplish on the night when the
former was arrested.
LONDON. Jan. 21.-The morning
Post says: On Tuesday before the
special train which took the prince of
Wales on a visit to Rothschild at
HaltCn, left Enston station, five pack
ages OF dynamite were found in the
tunnel through which the train
NEW YORK. Jan q. Peter ].
Meanry, bookseller at the race course.
Is missing from Brooklyn. He was
under bonds to appear for sentence.
having p'esded guilty to an indict-
ment for keeping pool rooms. 1t is
also given out that Meanry. as treas
urer Of the Iron Moulder's union. is
short In his accounts $4,000, that he
cannot make good the deficit, and
that flight was necessary. The fur
niture Of Menry's palatial residence.
according to advertisement, Is for
sale.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 22.-Rep-
resentatlve Stewart (democrat) in the
lower house of the legislature, sub.
mitted a resolution declaring whereas
grave charges of a breach of official
trust have been made against Senator |
Allison, a committee of Investigation |
be appointed with power to send for
persons and papers. Tabled, ave- Sc. |
noes AZ. A joint resolution was
adopted to vote on United States SEN
ator tomorrow.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 21.-Daniel |
Williamson and Louis Weber, two
laborers got into a rough and tumqle
fight. The latter called for help. Au-
gust FlOrentine rushed up and gave
Williamson a violent kick over the
left eve, causing the blood to start
from his ears and nose and instantly
him.
MOBILE. Jan. 21.-The special re-
porting the killing of orange trees by
Frost Is not confirmed BY the state
nents of owners. Some range
orchards were touched with frost.
'ut one cannot find an orchard owner
n this county who will say his trees
ire killed.
New YORK. Jan. 22.-The BODY of
Lathrop, aged 81 and from
;h'cago only a few days, was found
rozen to death in South Fourth
treet. A Williamsburg whisky
'ottle was in his pocket.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator
Hale introduced in the senate TODAY
bill to secure to the medical pro-
essi0n equal rights in the service of ]
he United States. It provides that ,
II appointments to the medical ser
ice under the government shall be t
,ade from graduates of legally char
cred medical institutions without g
iscrimination in favor of or against c
ny school or theory Of medical prac- b
q
A delegation from the general as .
emily of the Presbyterian church. r
onsistlng Of Justice Strong, Rev '
Doctors Sunderland, of Washington. i,
oIhnsen, of Chicago, Sp1nine. Of
,ieveland and Hon. John Hili. IF a
.ew jersey, called on the president F
nd expressed thanks for the action n
ken by him in relation TO the resto-
'tion of the Neg Perces Indians to b.
leir home in Idaho. "
MONTREAL, Jan. 2.-The st. Law D,
nee sugar refinery, with the excep. t.
On OF one wing, burned to-day. b
loss is estimated at $4,000: in CT
red. The cigar factory Of Davis & a.
N. adjoining. was damaged to the til
tent of $4,000; insured. b1
oATcHoaUE. l.. l., Jan. 22.-Civn
lis Were begun against E s. Peck. d.
faulting c sshier of the Satchoone ca
nix and would be suicide to get con. Led
u of the securities withheld. hi