Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-25
Editor O'Brien Released From Tulla-
more Jail Yesterday.
He Makes q Speech in Dublin FOretell-
ing Ireland's Early Deliverance.
Suspicious Activity Observed About the
French DOckyards.
Emperor William Regrets He Is Com.
PEELED TO Copy His SeighbOrs.
De Lesseps Refused His Panama Canal
Lottery Scheme.

the railway station by an immense crowd,
which included many Members of Parlia-
ment and a large number OF priests. He
entered the Lord Mayors carriage and was
driven to a hotel followed by a long pro-
c~ession. On arriving at the hotel O,Brien
made a brief speech. He reioiced that, in
spite OF the efforts of Ralfour. the Irish
were stronger than ever. Although the
English were slow in joining them, they
would be SLOW in deserving them. The Irish
would not resort to outrage, but would
follow Parneil and Gladstone, trusting to
the democracy OF Great Britain to make
Ireland a nation. O'Brien's looks denote
that his constitution is shattered and his
physicians insist that he should go to the
south OF France for the benefit Of his
health.
RECOMMENDING BLoUNT.
LONDON, January 2O.-Evelvn, retiring
member OF Parliament for Deptford, who
recently left the Conservative party and
became a Gladstonian, advises the electors
Of Deptford to vote for WiIfrid Blount as
their representative in the House of Com
mons.
POLICE n
Father McFadden OF Gweedore has been
arrested at Armagh for taking part in OPP
position to evictions. The Londonderry
police escorting him were stoned by an
excited mOband several injured.
POWER OF THE GRAND L MAN.
LONDON, January 2O.-The Chronicles
correspondent at Rome say that Cardinal
Manning has written to the Pope that any
o~utspOken opposition to Gladstone on the
part Of the Vatican would produce among
the Irish and English Catholics d disaffec-
ton that would lead to serious results.
SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY.
LONDON, January 2O.-Telegra1ns from
Toulon report the Government arsenal
suddenly the scene Of great activity.
Everything is being FASTENED to place the
squadron of ironclaGs and all available
cruisers in readiness to sail. Ven at the
dockyards are working extra time.
ENTERTAINING THE esURcHILLs.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 2O.-General
Won Schweinitz, German Ambassador, gave
a banquet last evening to Lord Randolph
and Lady Churchill and afterwards gave a
soiree in their honor, at which Sir Robert
Morier, British Ambassador, De Giers, and
statesmen and the elite Of Russian
society were present. To-day De Giers gave
a formal banquet to Lord Randolph and
Lady Churchill. Among the guestft were
the Car and Sir Robert Morier. Grand
Duke Sergius entertained Lord Randolph
and his wife at a banquet on Wednesday.
RESULT OF RUSSIAN CIyILITIEs.
1t is generally believed here that Lord
Randolph Churchill intends to open a cam
against Lord Salisbury in order to |
prevent England joining triple alliance
This impression is due to remarks madeby |
Lord Randolph in course Of conversation.
ENDED IN SMOKE.
ROME, January 2O.-The Tribune an
nounces that the Florence incident has
""'si1u. ruv h-uran pritIuI VIII uu |
and the French Consul be ron, owed
his government.
AGAINST
PARIS, January ,.2O.-The committee of
The Chamber which has had the matter in
has reported against considering
he Amnesty bill.
DE LEssEPs' LOTTERY REFUSED.
The Journal des Debats states that the
came to a unanimous conclusion
It to-day's council to refuse the applica-
ion Of De Ltsseps for authority to issue
lottery oan for aiding the construction
the Panama Canal. As consequence
'anama Canal shares toward the close of
BUSINESS fell 20 francs.
IMPORTUNATE DE I r SSEPS
De Lesseps has issued a circular in which
e sayshe is prepared to appeal directly to
he public with a class of bonds giving the
Hest guarantees, but he declines to ac-
7pt the Governments decision refusing ,
I'M authority to issue lottery loans. He
rses share holders to requestth deputies .
, bring the matter before the Chamber for
public inquiry.
GERMAN MILITARY ESTIMATES.
BERLIN, January 90 Supplementary j
under the Governments military
already largely exceed 200, 900 900
.arks recently mentioned as the sum re.
aired.
NO HELP FOR IT. I
According to the Posts report of the |
mperors remarks to the President of the t
andtag, his majesty concluded with an g
OF regret that the lanGwehr bill i
the Relchstag made considera tc fnan- c
al demands, but these. he said. were alb q
'lutely necessary in view o. the Increasing !.
lnaments OF the neighbors OF Germany. |
THE WINNIPEG LEGISLATURE. :,
PAUL, January 2O.-The Pioneer =,
'ess Winnipeg correspondent wires that y
legislature met again to-day and ad- .
lrned until Thursday when it is consid-
ed almost certain an immediate dissoau cl
N VIII be made as the conservatives in II
unce they will oppose new members in D
. constituencies. Premier Greenway adj D.
tied this morning that dissolution had
an decided upon. Il
REDRESS FROM SPAIN. pl
dADRlD, January 2O.-The Dia asserts i
1T the United States Government claims sa
IVY compensation from Spain for the al
ilitreatment of DR.. Nadal by the au- "
orities in Porto Rico. al
THE FACTS IN THE CASE, ]"
'AsHINGToN, January 2O.-The state W.
mt cabled from Madrid that the United yc
ties Government has demanded of Spain
IVY damages on account of alleged ill., mr.
OF DR.. Nadal by the authorities
Porto RICO is not strictly correct. The Nj
)hftE1enl OF State has taken the diplo- an
TIC course usually adopted in such cases to
has instructed our Minister to Spain al,
lay the case before that Government /
n representation that if the alleged So,
g contained therein are found to be GU
rect, he is entitled to compensation tn,
dal lsa naturalized citizen of the United KIN
ties who formerly lived in Porto Rico. his
alleges he was arrested on unfounded I.
plclon OF belonging to a soci. tv OF a nton. Or,
SIS and home rulers. and that in order Pho,
xtract information from him, if possi- an,
the Governor OF Porto Rico caused his the
to be plnioned behind him in an ex- sim
nelly painful position for twenty.fonr cit,
RS. AS a result of thif cruel treatment clio
Nadal says one Of his arms is para +
pa'" ~
Interfering With us
alrt
FADING, Pa, January 2O.-The shin. the
I OF bltumlnous coal nd coke from tho ciol
own fHc