Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-07
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Further Developments in the Forged
Documents Matter.
Their Object Was to Prevent Meet
ing Of the Emperors.
Enthusiastic Ovation to the Pope at St.
Peters Cathedral.
King Kalakaua Obliged to Accede Il
His Cabinets Demands.
An American Vessel Reported Missing
Turns Up.

| LONDON, January 5.-The Standard'i
Vienna correspondent credits M. Deron
lede with having instigated the war party
at St. Petersburg to arrange the forged doc
uments in order to prevent the meeting
between the Gar and Emperor William
| The documents, says the correspondent
were presented at Copenhagen by the King
and Queen of Greece, who had previously
given audience to NJ. Deronlede.
SPY ARRESTED.
LONDON, January 5.-A Russian spy,
with maps and compromising docu ents
in his possession, was arrested Czarnowitz
an Austrian town.
KALAKAuA'S TROUBLES.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 5.-A private
letter received here from Honolulu dated
December "a, says: The Cabinet have
made demand that Judge Jonathan
Austin, of Honolulu. an American, shall
be offered the place of Godfrey Brown,
recently resigned from the cabinet. The
Cabinet have also demanded the appoint
ment of Sanford Dole, prominent lawyer
born here OF American parents, to fll the
vacancy made by he death OF Judge
Formander OF the Supreme Court. At
last advices the King had decided to &C
the Reform League would otherwise place
Mrs. Dominus. the Kings sister, Oh the
throne. Kalakaua has been advised by
the English and American Ministers to
comply with the demands of his Cabinet
with the assurance that they would not
interfere in his behalf with the designs of
the Reform League. The removal of the
the marshal is also insisted upon and he
will be replaced by white man named
Soper. The Reform League has the sup
port of ninty-nine out of one hundred
foreigners and the endorsement OF all the
best native element.
ENTHUSIASM FOR THE POPE.
ROME, January 5.-The Pope said mass
at St. Peters to-day for the benefit OF the
pilgrims remaining in the city. Thirty Car
dinals and one hundred and eighty-ni |
Archbishops and Bishops were in attend |
ance at the service, while the congregation |
of 200, 900 persons. The Grand |
Duchess Of Tuscany was among the nota- |
bic people present, and occupied place of /
honor. The vestments the Pope wore were |
very rich. After the service the Pope re-
moved his vestments, and ascending the |
|
church amid cries of Long live the Pope
King He was deeply moved by the en-.
5husiasm manifested by the people.
THE DEAD NAPOLEoNs.
LONDON, January 5. Ex-Empress
Iugenie has decided that the ceremony OF
'emoving the remains OF Napoleon III, and
he Prince Imperial from Chiselhurst to
1arnborough shall take place next Mon
lay. By request of the Ex-Ernpress none
II the members Of the Royal family will be
present but the Queen will send wreaths to
,e placed on the coffins After mass has
'een celebra ted, tn; coffins will be taken to
TURNED UP.
The American bark Eureka, which was
opposed to have beer lost off Waterford,
as arrived at Queenstown.
OF COURSE.
DUBLIN, January Sat the National
league meetings throughout Ireland the
eductions of Judicial rents announced by
he Land Commission have been declared
sufficient. The Mitchellstown Board of
Guardians has adopted resolutions declar-
lg it has no confidence in the Land Com
lissiOn. II