Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-01
Settled Conviction Prevailing That the
Conflict is Inevitable.
The Hungarian Premi Confident o1
the Good Faith Of the Allies.
The Austrian and Russian Government
Ef(ecting Loans.
Sentence of An Irish n. p. to Four
Months at Hard Labor.

BERLIN, January 2S.-[Copyright 1888
by the New York Associated Press. ]-Herr
Won Tisza's statements in the lower house
Of the Hungarian Diet to-day have confirm
ed the conviction that war between Austria
and Russia is accepted by both sides as in
evitable. Each is simply lying in wait for
the fl rst chance to strike. Reports received
at the war office from agents. on the frontier
intimate renewal of activity in the move
ment Of Russian troops. Austrian war
officials suspect the real object in view is
the invasi Oh Of Bulgaria. Sinews Of war
have been obtained by the Russian treas
ury, by loan arranged in Amsterdam,
which is said to be for "a, 600, 900 sterling.
Herr Won Tisza, has concluded negotiation
with the Frankfort Rothschilds for a loan
OF 29, 900, 900 forms. The debate on the
anti-socialst bill was resumed in the
Reichstag to-day. In a discussion after the
debate the concensus of opinion was that
the Government would be defeated if they
persisted in attempting to pass the bill.
Prof. Vrchow, in a letter discussing the
latest phase of the Crown Princes illness,
says he is of the opinion that the disease is
not cancer.
AUsTRIA's ATTITUDE.
PEsTH, January 28.--in the lower house
OF the Hungarian Diet i'remier Tisza, re-
plying to Herr Heify's Interpolation in
reference to the Government taking initia
tive steps toward summorling an interna-
tiobal conference to consider the present
troubles between Russia and Austria, and
as to whether Austria might count on the
emphatically declared that there
was no ground to doubt the good
faith OF the allied powers for
their own peace and security. In conse-
quence Of the marked displacement OF
Russian troops and their transfer in the
direction OF the Austrian frontiers, the
Hungarian Government, without doubling
the Czar's decla1 ations, considered it neces
sary to see that measures were taken to
insure the safety OF the frontier. He hoped
the peace-loving governments would sue
ceed in maintaining peace and removing
the existing feeling of insecurity.
eox's SENTENCE.
DUBLIN, January 2S.-The trial to-day
at Ennis OF Joseph r. Cox, member OF Par
lament. who was charged with addressing
proclaimed branches OF the National
League. resulted 10 verdict IF guilty. He
was sentenced to four months imprison-
mant with hard labor. He took an appeal
and was admitted to bail, but on leaving
the curt was again arrested. The new
charge brought against him is thatShe was
guilty of breach Of the Crimes act in ad
dressing tenants at kidysart.
EARL GREY's OPINION.
LONDON, January 2s. Ear! Gray will
room publish IL volume describing his ex-
perience in Eugiisii and Irish politics. He
maintains the union was success nutii
1868, but since that year Ireland has been
usei for party ends.
HURKYiNG On MILITARY WORKS.
BUCHAREST. January 2S.-rhe Minister
OF War recently paid An unexpected visit
to the arsenal and ins pected the military
works which are being constructed. He
EXPIRE ssed dissatisfaction with the progress
of the work and declared that it must be
carried forward more rapidly. He said:
'Who knows from one hour to another
what may happen?"
ROYAL BETROTHAL.
STOCKHOLM, January 2S.-Prnce Oscar
was formally betrcthed to Miss Munck in
the Royal palace to-day. The ceremony
was brilliant one ard was Witnessed by
all the members OF the Royal family and
Cabinet Ministers.
THE DoMINIoN's PROPOSE IONS.
WINNIPEG. Man., January 28.-The Do
minian Government is seeking to make
terms with Manitoba, and makes the fol-
lowing propositions: That disallowance
cease in May. 1S91 that the improvement
of the Red River & Assinabolne be vigor
ousy prosecuted. the grain and fruit rates
to be reduced; that an experimental farm
be Immediately located in the province;
that the Canadian Pacific make the desired |
to Louris River. The accept. |
ance OF the proposition is not likely.
PERUVIAN RAILROADS.
LIMA, via Galveston, January 2S.-Wat- !
sons protest against taking the Chinibote |
railroad from him and ignoring his rights
as guaranteed by contract has been re-
turned as wanting in respect. and he has
therefore had to present another in a
modified form. Dukois' petition to the |
Government for reconsiderati ton OF the |
decree depriving him OF the Salaverry rail. |
road has been declared inadmissible.
vIOLAToRs OF THE CRIMES ACT.
DUBLIN, January 2S.-Father McFadden
and Alexander Blame. member of Parlia
ment, arrested for alleged violation OF the
crimes act, were removed from Jail at Lon.
donderry this morning and taken to Dunn |
where they will be tried A crowd |
gathered outside the Jail last evening and |
all night, cheering continuously. |
A few stones were thrown at the police as |
the prisoners departed, by persons in the |
crowd. Fears are entertained that the !
trouble will increase. |