Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-15
The Retribution to be Endured by En-
glaAd.sfor Withholding Home Rule.
Sacrilegi0uss sWretches Pilfering From
the P0pe's Jubilee Gifts.
The Quandary Turkey is In Between
Russian and Bulgarian Threats.
Conflicting Accounts IS to the Condition
Of the Crown Prince.

LONDON, February 12.-Michael Davitt
in speech at Dalkey, near Dublin, yester
day. said that for every year the Govern
ment withheld home rule from Ireland
they would have to swallow leck OF radi
cal legislation. They would make Irish
i.sas pehstratc TO the very heart OF tkeii
land systems, church establishments and
monopolies. Salisbury was between two
tires, but home rule would be the wisest
and in the long run the safest settlement
for him and his class.
RUMoR DENIED.
LONDON, February 12.-The Post denies
the truth Of the rumor that negotiations
are being made with England to join the
Franco Russian alliance.
AT PABNELL's REQUEST.
Picton. Member Parliament for Leicester,
will raise q privilege question in tho House
OF Commo, tonight, in accordance With
the wish OF Parnell. The Government has
issued an urgent whip to it's supporters to
be in early attendance.
JUBILEE GIFTS STOLEN.
ROME, February 12.-Jesuits have pre-
sented to the Pope the sum of $4,000 as
the Peters pence contribution OF their
order. Various valuables which were pre-
scented, to the Pope as jubilee offerings and
which were on exhibition. have been stolen
from the Vatican. Among the stolen arti-
cles are a chalice valued at f2, 1000. Some
gold snuff boxes and several pairs OF slip.
pers are also missing.
WELL AND LIVELY.
SAM RENO, February 12.-The Crown
Prince arose this afternoon and sat up
hours. He is exceedingly we'll and
lively.
DR.. Bergmann visited the Crown Prince
to-day, afterw ard, he signed a bulletin to
The effect that he was thoroughly satisfied
with the treatment and progress of the
patient.
THE BULGARIAN QUESTION.
VIENNA, February 12.-Prince Lobanoff,
Russian Ambassador, in conversation with
several diplomats on the Bulgarian ques.
ion, declared that Russia was firmly re-
'olved neither to initiate steps for another
settlement by diplomatic means, nor to
discuss schemes OF other powers If at vari |
lnce with her own policy.
BOTTLED UNTIL MARCH.
CoKK, February 12.-The magistrate to.
J ny rsnanded Gilhooley, M. P. for trial
"a ech,,ll seasinns on March 2. Bail wa |
MEETING OF TENANTS.
DUBLIN, February 12.-Rev. Father |
presided at mee ting OF tenants |
IN the Keaton estate at Mitcheistown to- |
Law. IT,. CoDgdon. NJ. p, read the terms
4 settlement with the landlords and spoke |
70 enthusiastically of the success OF the plan |
If campaign.
BISHOPS ADVICE.
The Bishop of CIoyre, in his Lenten pas
oral says: "Never was the all-powerful
race of God more needed to enable our
,eople to refrain from retaliating by acts
of crime and violence against those whom
hey have too much reason to regard as
enemies. While exhorting you to patience
t is by no means my intention to counsel
ia me Submission to a harsh. Oppressive
aw. framed for the purpose OF deprlvlng
you OF the rights of free citizens. All that
g required is the avoidance OF any crime or
outrage condemned by divine laws
SERVANTS AND TYRANTS.
Pyne, member for West Waterford, who
vas arrested in the House OF Commons
and brought to prison here, says the Lon
lon police treated him with the greatest
and Irish police directly tn;
opposite.
EMPEROR AND PRINCE.
BERLIN, February 12.-Emperor William
appeared at his favorite window to-day.
and as enthusiastically greeted by thou
sands assembled outside. Private tele-
,rams from San Rcmo regarding the c"Hdi'
zion of the Crown Prince are less reassur-
ing than official dispatches 1t is stated
hat a tendency to fever hos been devel'
oped.
TURKEY IN A QUANDARY.
CoNsrANrIKoPLE, February 12.-Rnssia
threatens to sever diplomatic relations
With Turkey, ii the latter persists in send
ing Kiame! Paaha to Sofia as Turkish Com
missioner. On the other hand, Bulgaria
claims that the Berlin treaty provides Tor
the sending of Turkish Commissioner to
Bulgaria, and that the failure to send a
would be tantamount to as
senting to the independence OF Bulgaria.