Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-12
oRANGEMEN QUIETlNe DOWN.
Belfast Presents q Lonesome Appear.
ance Since the RiOtous
Outbreaks,
Coy. St0neman's Telegram to the VIII.
cultural Commission in Regard
to the Wine Bills.
An Outlaw Mortally Wounded - The
F~shermen's Policy-Gen.
eral News,

BELFAST, June lO.-People here have bee
brought to a state OF great excitement h.
the riotous demonstration of Orangemel
during the past two days. All work j
stopped, stores are closed and many resi-
dences are closed and barricaded. Mob
are in every street prepared for furthe
deeds Of violence. The Orangcm. n, greatl,
incensed at the constabulary for firing upo,
them, threaten to sack their barracks. De
tatchments Of soldiers and police from Dub
lin and other cities are being forw arded tt
Belfast to assist the authoritiesin restorin,
order. At midnight a mob OF Orangemer
ra 'ded a public house kept by a Catholi.
banned O'Hara, and after sacking it. set il
on fire.
The police charged the rioters q doser
times with fixed bayonets, but each time
they were forced back by a volley OF stones
The police were finally forced to take refuge
in the barracks, where they fred at the mol
from the second story windows. The mob,
however, held their ground twenty minutss
longer, although the firing of the police was
heavy and i~ncessant. Scores of rioters
were wounded and it Is known positively
that six men and two women were killed.
. great many wounded persons were ca rried
away by friends and whether their injuries
fatal or not Is not known. Twenty
who received bullet wounds are ~
ing in one infirmary. Large numbers oi
who took part in the riots were
to-day. The inquest on the
ko1iaa ~ f1oen 1s1Jel w;11 ha ~ro1ol Al.
afternoon.
FOUR DEAL
1t is stated that four OF the rioters
who were wounded by the police in yester-
riots died to-day. Four others are
dying. Orangemen are making large pur-
chases OF arms. and ere declaring they will
have revenge upon the police. At q meet
ing of Professionals living on the Shank Hill
road, resolutions were adopted denouncing
police for coming from outlying dis
to Belfast and attacking peaceful
and demanding their withdrawal.
The number OF policemen On duty in the
this afternoon at 3 o'clock was 1900.
4 number of troops from Newry have also
arrived to assist the police in maintaining
order. The magistrate has ordered all
a verns in the city to be closed tonight.
No mobs are to he allowed to congregat /.
n the streets.
ARRANGEMENTS.
LONDON, June 1O.-Scores OF Provincial.
and Liberal agents are in
consulting with the whips of their
respective parties. Mr.. Gladstone insists
hat every constituency shall be provided
With a Home Rule candidate. He relies
the Radical and Workingmen's clubs
md societies to provide Jealous volunteers.
The Government will endeavor to dissolve
Parliament on the oath, or at an earlier
late if the House expediates the necessary
An early dissolution is desired
u order that the elections may not
with harvest work. A dispatch
ent by the Queen to Gladstone this evening,
announced lIer Majesty's consent to the
The Queen had previously
Lord Harrington whether he was
Wiling to form a Ministry. Harrington.
n reply, asked that Parliament be dis
olved. Lord Roseberry started for Bal
moral on the night mail. It is understood
le goes simply as a Minister in attendance.
The Liberal clubs have split, and like the
reform and Devonshire clubs, sup
'ort the dissidents. The members Of the
Liberal Club are Gladstonians
nd Mr.. Schnadherst has his headquarters
lAhC u Ia CSldI cudV - q 0luklcI
liberal association has swerved from it's
llegiance to Mr.. Gladstone. A deputation
I the Irish Loyal Patriotic Union has
for Scotland to stump the country. |
Orange lodges are being formed in
to aid the Unionists in the elections,
he movement was started at q meeting at
ommoner Sa underson's house in London,
o-day.
The Unionists have selected Mr.. Russell, 1
notable Irish temperance advocate, to
ppose Mr.. O'Brisn in Tyrone.
GLADSTONE PREPARING.
LONDON, June 1O.-Gladstoue was busy
uring the most of the forenoon holding
onversation with different Liberal Whips, |
nd getting into shape for the work neces-
ary for the coming election.
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE. |
LONDON, June 1O.-In the Commons
ladstone, who was loudly cheered, on
sing said: THAT in consequences OF the
OF the Home Rule bill he had ad.
ised the Queen to dissolve Parliament |
ithout delay. Her Majesty had sra-
ously assented to this and he would
ask the House to wind up the
OF the session at the quickest prac.
cable moment" The Prenier's state
emf was received with cheers.
Printers Home. |
PI1rsBuRa, June 1O.-At the session OF
10 International Typographical Union, a
ommittee was appointed to devise q plan
hereby the gift OF Childs and Drexel Of
5000 could be put to the best possible
se. The committee recommended that
,e money remain at interest for the space
five years. On Childs' n 1t birthday it
proposed that every union printer work
II in union offices east OF the Mississippi
liver, shall set up 1000 ems, the proceeds
I which shall go into the fund. When the
OF Dexrel dawns, every union
rinter west of the Mississippi River shall
ontribute / 900 ems; thus for five years
il proposed to commemorate the birth.
avs OF these two generous givers. At the
Ell Of that period it is expected that quite
handsome sum-, not far short OF
so, 900, will have been raised. With this
is in contemplation to erect in Philadel-
a beautiful hall, which shall be known
3 the Home OF the Craft
The International Typographical Union
onsidered their relation to the Knights OF
-: Z. avoor%;,o aoonion this uf~tprnoon /