Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-11
FROMOVER THE WATERS.
OLD-WORLDNEWs OF MORE OR LESS
INTEREST IN MONTANA.
The English Tory Government Still Trying
to Crush Gladstone, Parneli and the
Home Rule Party-French Monarchists
Have Nice Little scheme to Run the
Government.

LONDON, July Tin the House OF Com
mons yesterday, Justin Mccarthy followed
Parnell with an explanation of the state.
ment that he had given Byrne check for
f1O0- He acknowledged that he gave the
check to Byrne, but said that he never sus-
pected Byrne to be anything but hard
working servant Of the societies devoted to
winning home rule for Ireland.
WHAT THE FRENCH MoNARCHIsTs SAY.
PARIS, July THE police have seized at
the house of M. Duefull, director OF the
| Orleanist Press, copies of a letter written
by Count De Paris to the Conservative
Mayors of France in which he says: "You
have to protect municipal liberties and the
finance against extravaganta and tyrannical
administration, which is willing tool of a
party which compromised the Republic and
which will cause it's downfall. The day is
near when We must all unite to reconstruct
and establish the Cove nment of France
upon durable basis. The republic has not
given the communes the liberty it promised
ths IN. Monarchy alone can restore to
you your liberties, and establish order in
the communes and in the State"
KING MILAN AND THE QUEENS SEPARATION.
BELGRADE, July king Milan aban-
doned his attempt to procure q divorce
from Queen Natalie, on condition that he
should be granted separation. The Queen
will reside abroad until the Crown Prince,
who will remain with his father, attains his
majority.
REJECTED RESOLUTION.
LONDON. July TN the Commons last
night Charles Fenwick, Liberal, introduced
a resolution in favor OF the payment of
salaries to members. The resolution was
reported by Gladstone. It was rejected.
CoNFERRlNG HONOR ON AMERICAN BISHOPS.
The University of Cambridge has confer
red the degree of LII. ID. upon the Epis-
copal bishops of Fredericton, New York,
and Mime 'ota.
STONE.
LONDON, July THE "Pal Mall Ca
zette" says the ministers obviously do not
consider Parnell's denial conclusive OF his
innocence. Their supporters declare the
denial is false. The ministry papers say
they must either expel Parnell from Par
lament or dismiss Attorney General WeD. |
ster. No middle course is compatible |
with the honor and responsibility OF the |
government. |
The "St. James Gazette" calls Parnell's |
statement fiabby mixture OF unsupported |
denial, inaccuraey, Inconsistency, mis-
and mendacity. If Glad |
stone, it says, continues to be a friend and |
ally of Parnell and does not clear himself |
from the reproach of Indifference as to |
whether the charges are repelled or not. he |
will achieve the apparently impossible feat
OF further dsgracing his name, his party |
and the country which gave him a chance
for d splendid career.
. The Star" ct. P. O'Connor's paper,l |
r9JOIce5 over Ine IaCUsB1IIspI 4 dIheh WI nv
fall into the "Times" trap and subject
himself TO Attorney General Webster's dis
honorable trickery and unscrupulous and
irrelevent cross examination. Parnell, it |
declares. is now and always has been ready |
to submit his caseto a committees OF in
quiry appointed by the House ofCommons.