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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-31
MAB0H 81, l871,, ", y,

II MARCH 81, S7 q.
lba iat tHe loom sAd ptstOd Sin llh
-bimSo " ,tsii ,ssiatg . BID palssisie
AhOEoNaOidtJah ltfaOgSa
ibg, GSraaef turned olP AlSlf fshlipg|
ftieRj aRd iRlinOlpd thAl he HhlpPiae.
.of lhSt mao lied become 6ld poeellltys
81 fI66ler WShl III, lhd lGt AL
| 6FoI besl b 10 4 fl .siald Ail y lsS'l
|. The mcknight a. apolhsg hpldl, t,hpI
lOOpei pesle RaliIFOsanOalpd, lgdBOp
ngolljng laip T6V With thp, biRgelI nsp,
l,in' Tbs rlSeO, apd iix lo6leE doins iho
/ LfRl0idb,syt halilN lneF Y sag4ssa ~
Ala1st, aOusthh thitd ldltSettey 'Fcdae
Ito 4 fHrv, kept M Oshatea dOublo'faidd
man, who bad nsEsEbeen liek9di iglhla
l'lil6, While eloesing lhq river, iaEdleE,
iau 1Basl, "a g 6qd iGil Snd blow.
Tht lOEtfmdd id.E! Guy got tiad;
ibToV s,hiplti tiatopia. Gndt6ld ! hitAiA tll
OpIaipnsOf lhRiFs tIRdg!e, GardpsnalhFat
tIEnsd q AIS friend and gaqllY5i eFeks
tha iptslllgseeS "a aim, thas RP 8s.Si
tOtfy, but u WqS neee1SaIy 10 thrash "
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.si4.fuulst @oddSd Al'h6SdI bat t'tsial
| ,ppthiSgsaR Z WAaFiSiply tobobesns tbat
,hb dia not relishIlAs job bIiAs Nsy be,
sbtaggsd hlS fhegldsFSt bpI tgFqa Hes
no Rep i6F it. So RhSl t4ey ieaehed
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went. .ob aas'l
lu Up aud dogn-the bank tsoveF-.hs-Sand, i,
ktnto .tda WsIoi5ahey qJdsht, lOtt1tehSd,
gouged BIT and rolled idlI hl the end Of
% bopsslASy fsrf8mangA gAuoius di& &EfOON
srbeipg tliapph9aE bQll,ihshNl bappl
Tough vol, G0ipg qp ESIhlR eallPl !,
be scratched hiS, head LOT 9 m9Psnt,
aud then broke forth. FA"s WsfA
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quarrdlOoms and. I ctevkon PllsdtaW.A
pa -ssissts ispr ssi ni 20 saed sniiliNi
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90 plsos.oiq 81 isS sidi91iQ 3 sihis SO
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I.it, deodb DC herohii' sBa Nil6Fe h6tl
batsed int6 hiltcw1brt.tliegO aaFe othsli
,srmits SsudEotbeE d d5RcRms 6sIhNt Netti
,tFyiagllo uphold thSiltsfsisda bddusI III
q Z doomed C6nfedfaoy. Sii59aig e5ffl
Anqug tHtna aug Gatusrss llgs8Sl
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-03-31

~. POINT. PLEA SA n r.. WEST VIRGINIA.
INCONSISTENCIES.

7 yA,T 1.Oit NI,E.Y. 81 e 4 1
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1pd.btvuaht ON The Rltph hY which lhp
elts IS fpa, ana hsld itlpR 70, lsont q.
Ihe, ohSlipale spimAl'a eles, Eha mRlai
qsEed 4. sit { popsqt. + Tie hAHdgl
afitbp RaGphasbq wed IhAl d Ipetsd Al-'
.,Sen miRllea of pelpeE, The ,spimahi
lfaliy SStitsed th0t sQme- had gol bPen
called, Immediately stpslod ef oa.e1 1lseS
d ,roI ~ Az end .es lha ,ltssk aAa,
reached lbe qslbls "a biz EasprR lflp,AiI
just 4 a sleeksssia Ia ysvs aasta lsa1
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1ncIlYEb To RE .QuARR ollEE NJ

aFaHI NlnH HIHHH
1NcLlNED TO BE ,QU4 4RR oIAlsEB. p
Tksrs vac once ! liltle gliqi built fsl-
lS2. named GRtlnsr. ROB 90 IeE,tridp
ing along I higSWiy 10 Geprglas Nlhpe
he overlook Q mao dfiviag 2 s.dtoHs q
bOEp. By The help Of 4 big sFAwiPonsdt
ai2 Eool.tWp specimen q, bpm5a1ltys57
Stopping The IaPI named lladi4iaaal s,hs,
Gccostei hin; ,;t ;Iss NV alsosq d
: Il 3ay, are jholls', yoRET h9Basl 3 sdl &C .
M, Iir; 4 on % work Py lhsimeplh'i
What y! e pay nigh! lS9p Psrg''d9ga
N.TS .Tsd dSlI,EsSl MONTH aia Y and eAisEy
.Ihro Wu 10, was The reply.
: Well, look herel l'ma weak, little
iaoGsnsivs man, andsPooploi ere 5Apt 70
imboSo upons smeidgOi1eoo Nov, viii
gfve you lWtdly 6VS dOlI1Fd IA month to
tide llougsViIh pS and protect ne : Phliida
GbrdpeE; msas3 sfi sga9 s7sy'a9s
/, .But. headed shAe tbOpght struck
bin, ,hoE. might You bsOh thelfsht7' ss
,EsysF bssn licked i'd ny lifO,' rsjiTsd
the six.loolWsoa Ssa l'esu'a psf.
Just the man ] want, a IVlit 3 barL
eainH qderisd Gardner. .aeAA g'2as
Six .foOler rupinaled.
7sTruenty.fvs dollars double wages
no,bing'to do bot ride Sfoond, ,aad Slnkt6
. fellows nig SCGa5IonSlIg Nhsh hS e
-.Cs.,i iNrfH Irr3 90 1iPfN e"iiN t
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ICURIoUs CASES or SO oINASiBpLlslI,
Tie Atohbisbop 81 Bordeaux thus a..
isciBSs easo y6f Som6ImBhlsm 10 .
young piisSLiel HeauasH ia the habit ~
writing sermons When raslesP, aud Sl+
ihougb, q cad was plseed Ibs'Weso bis
eyes AMI The notebook, bs continued 70
a1tlis vigor6uhY. After he, had written,
a page requiring coFfs6liou9, . piecs Of
blank p6psrsoGexaoa tissWsseubstitdled'
for his own manuscript, and aoa5llia' she
made lhs, eaftss4liissIRS iq dha apFssiss ,Atu4
satjou which they would hSXes qssppieeAIs
on the original page = sysrSl
Astonishing paft ofTBisiG tIiat Which q.
-lat.0 TO hiS writing musie inyAiga tI5tp
ing state, vhiehih issaidohdsatd 3 Rit6l
perfect Prscilipp. BE asked fog1aestr
tain hinge, and saw and beard fVe4lh
,thipgs, bu. only such things 5s bore al. (
rsslly upob,tBs Sdbjsetof htt thoIghts.
,detected tho deseitlwbsn aatSr vas civ
"A u hin ~ aiiaeGo bfanIly ilii9h IN
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flnllY llNtllER ~ pNnt itt-tN-sl lIt' - gaNf ~
called, immedielely aipIlo1 o8 ole 1lseS
|iy ,raI III lhs end ,es iha. ltss5 dha
reached, sbO sable o. hlllc FOiqlR q
just a sleekissia 10 gsss sa5isa lsal
sasefhE t6iliNC Bonn ''a' . e /,
Some REM lbasl eolliag bopPesl aFe
gGihsIiSg Ia Adsanes. Fbsy pgs 10 sRl
ie1d hif fh6t above lie head thar, ever,
and ere b have 4 letl q, ero,gn. Eila
which 20 cover par I 6l tbe b9c b or ppm
worn o. We bopgbs beHgell
lowered high enough a ready, bat fbplp
9bo 6sYA lsen IbS nsiga 9nsP n PEPpR7
iptiS1. ily thoSp q tSS' liner 4 lepk q
,ss.9S 'sSega :, lss's'si zee 1ls sP0la'RRaa
T6s nisleAsf ,o g iayroda1s,sd ,lSt bbeA,
nets d C6IlP grape. end he A9FsIs ippai
ported SFs 81 lhs pal z. SSes 4. which hes A.
crepe q mgde, of ~ sdseP. Tleh eoloIp,
forming ttEot eonlrSstS Eiih. 4, M ia
g FlEs! en- s9g l9q 9sE \! n4iSll;-7itthsy hlEe9
400 deliSaiete BE- eaIled color ils A pale
yellow gteels called Uppouli AlleH slns,
lsnot, 9hp wears q seStnIpS Qk thil shldR
10 sYttt.Ysrt. ,'Nsxl d lsA 'Foiq. q iilnl.
eI sllapn pix lbpn !ie. spiiecE Shsdsi,
uih 5Il oldssIi cbloG soufffse or lulpbYf,,
ppoIsieie of dgst soloF, and. more, hiq
phythiue tiSa. lctaSct uIblsiek6d bud
WON last sdmmSf
y Flowers will bs worn In probation =
iiiey ave mounted sin eclpllalah RthOhu
uIngeh tfOl,Ag9, and a Ne EtSpeAt eysEyi
,tlndE eIs6.9 Some bf lhsSO ore ARRANGED
Ia neWeSd ptS6y eohtsRsIS4sd CaP6tl
rose bftho ifnesksFRPs 6asths stem with
iothsEs ofyisl4h hgsi erm epPqpl apdassl
iFUsgs together, cS Ih9 pale 1859 ds sebilnEls,
With Cspbgt illies. glistsning With dsg,
EaeiE6h6 DdnStaS 10 lr61ad Rats giSt
spring Y siFhayoa bigttepeslds crowns
an,l ,llpTped pptREims snryiag babkh sudE
font ThelESaleln GFpYn. deatsd Ia q
tho top, 10 found among these eleo1 q
fsGty ftfoWn bio1gbt q pSidt, Vhieh
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Ma AZ. h, snadsn baek handsd .blow,,
ns IL ~ y !, .'i,,d1ha I. IN ~
90 t9sssSheabsE ap9re gAils n lt4S.1E'ou',
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"A copSlabls iu llipsouBi hld wit p
ijd ,ssISo, aux Yaheelolleqipg S9luIp %
lhs back pflb 4, j believed be iqldlas
hlyb ploosdnt time Of is nsfVe9
.E5s within wPftS but Si5 81 @ith big g
'l6sl pso6Ia SlpsfSolitlnA' - gas 5aai
i; ;Hndiflhit 5alfssseqsJi A. g aEaeath9p
tOubtv lss Journal y0pliHhs1,yyS d ;, SsHYs.gFgsaa
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100 "a a .ss5 asr"--hls
qise =
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h The more dose Of yeaIi Il lot liles.-5] !,
KuoWlsdEl, truth. lovss
,,oOO aud isiIh. alone eau giye vitality
TO us msehshi'u ef sEls'sas
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POLITICAL NOMINATIONS.

During the past week nominations have
been made in several counties We sum-
marise Is follows: ........ ... ..-n
a. NADIsON-DEMocRATI .s.
Counc;l-Chas. J. Kinney.
House of Representatives Tripp,
James Garroutte, N. D. johnson, O. G.
Treasurer -Dezell Gilbert. e., S.
County ConlMissioners-R P. Bateman,
year; 81. Fl. Wood. year. So .
Assessor Cadigan.
Superintendent of Public Instruction-O.
D. French. ,-...3...., ....i. ;#,r
Coroner-A. N. 8. Carpenter. - -.
NADfsON-REPUBLICA s5s
CounciER o. Hickman.
House of Charles d.
Everett, Captain Henry n. Blake, A. B.
Kiser, W. A. ShrOyer. !.
Treasurer-S. B. Rice. r ..f..ss !.
Assessor Robert p. Williams /.
County Commissioners-H. =. Harrison,
superintendent Of Public Schools Rev,
Coroner-Dr. I. G. Smith. '. s,at 81. Z.
The Republican convention also adopted
the following rssolasion, similar one 70
which We would b glad 70 go adopted by
every convention in the Territory: s =
RNDgee4, ThaS W ore opposed 10 the immleratlon
oe CAatee sevies labes, . ine3oss 10 the ee A6og
aystem ee or ON cislsnA = es1ahliAnsnt q g
ssss s s y e yisss' ssssss:: e:
apo0 - eocaslY. * @tNM sss-t Gss 9af IS s5.ak
ha' ynv1a1sox- Dx,locaXr1c. 81 81.
Oounci James Howe. ~ ]. 80 /.
Hous q 1epfss sntaaiyo1- HAETiaon Jos-
In m IN sI0vvrv faal3Ta 'FHVfH - ~ Y.
AssGooor-H M1Y 1c91S1lnA ~ - -
Co0nly ~ oondsA0. RS0lf.
80. sl!s -: q sslls - ~ ls,oa :;
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GEN. 3. r. POTTS GOTERNOH
.- OF MONTANA..-


We believe We are correct in announcing
that Gen. B. F. Potts is confirmed Cover.
nor of Montana. Three dispatches were re-
ceived in Helena Yesterday, two announce
ing that fact, and one stating the reverse.
Tw; dispatches were dated Washington
July 10. One from Mr.. Crounse. OF the
New York Times, to his brother, stating
Potts confirmed :" the other by Associated
Press: Potts lost-27 to 49," A dispatch
dated Washington, July IA, from Mr.: Cav
anaugh to the Gazette reads: ..
"Potts confirmed yesterday: VIII be in
Montana in 30 days. =" 49,
The Associated Press dispatches might be
in error, because it is to them an uninpor-
tant and general news matter. The Others
would not telegraph except on confirmation,
and their dispatches are corroborative, Mr..
C's being one day latter than the Associated
Press. Confirmatory of this, we know that
when the fight was made In the Senate two
weeks ago, the victory was with Mr.. Potts,
50 conceded even by Mr.. Ashley's frien DIS,
but owing to certain circumstances his
friends passed his name down. 1t was
doubted if it would be reached before the
adjournment day, but in that event either
Mr.. Potts or some one else would have Sill.
pcrceded Mr.. Ashley before the close of the
week. We are glad that it is Mr.. Potts, for
every tongue has spoken we'll of him. -'
And now, assuming that Mr.. Potts 10
Governor, We, with THOUSANDS of Others, are
thankful to President Grant and the Senate.
Mr.. Ashley was never our choice, or the
choice of any considerable number of Mon
tan:ans Of any party for the Govcrnorship.
Mr.. Ashley was radical enough-tempcrate,
industrious, practical, energetic enough.
But he came with the faint of bad record
upon him, and has never inspired good
feeling among this pesple, or confidence
that his administration would he for the
good Of the Territory, although the Herald
has labored uncontradicted with q zeal
worthy of better cause to ingratiate him
here and bolster him in Washington. Gov
crnor Potts has, and will have, the support
and confidence of Republicans. and the re-
spect of Democrats, until he forfcits it.
That We do not believe he will do. He
leaves good practice. q position in the
Ohio Senate, end very favorable prospects
Of higher political preferment, to accept the
Govcrrorship of Montana. We bid him
welcome, and trust that under nh able, hon
est and liberal administration by him, the
h.rshncss and bitterness of partisan feeling
in this Territory will be lcssenef, and the
good of Montana BE- promoted by his being
cur Executive. Exit Ashley; enter Potts.
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Secretary Fish has consented to remain IN III. ~,
net until the lst Of October and contemplate, ,,s,
a two months vacation after the adjournment Of ca
gress.
Laramie, Wy. Ter, July live learn from r.,
Bowney, that the miners from Last Chance mine, ~,
now on their way to Laramie city. They have dese.
the mines account of the late Indian depretao,.
at North Park.
Denver, COL, July Thames ONeill was hunp h.
night on Browns bridge, nine miles from Den,e, h,
unknown parties, and pacard attached to his hoa,
with the inscription Of "Cattle Thief" on it.
Washington, July 1lth-The Senate conam.a
Thomas Murphy - Collector, and Moses II. Grinnep
As Naval Ofacer of the port OF New York Marsh Gh
dings Consul General at Calcutta; Charles Never,
Treasure city, Nevada, and Robert Allen Austin ys
vada, postmastcrs; Enoch Adams, Register Of Lana
ONCE, and Samuel W. Brown, Receiver Of Publ.
Moneys, at Vancouver. Washington Territory; Ssmu.
A. Duncan, Assistant Commissioner Of Patents: JIM
NJ. Thatcher, Examiner in Chief in the Patent otlcs
torrance Atwater 10 nominated for Consul at Tahiti;
Chas. 8. Fisher, Marshal at the Consular Cour, 4,
Nagaseki: Vernon II. Vaughan, of Alabama, secre,ar
of Utah.
Wendell Phillips Is mentioned for the mission n
England.
Garrett Davis denounces the Chinese as "raes
with language without an alphabet religion with.
out God and death without an Immortality.
The Rev. DIR. James Reagh an eminent Catholl.
theologian, died In Philadelphia, July 10.
Kza A. Smith, while temporarily insane, drowned
her two children and ate wartshersef at Providence
r. l.. on the nth. g.
Captain How, Of tho American steamer Mohicsn
captured and burned the piratica vessel Forward On
the Tecapaxriver, Mazatlan.
Washington, July 12th-Admiral nshlgren died til,
morning ut the Washington Navy Yard, Of which b,
WAS commandment
Erie, Pa, July 19th-Ralph Wright, farmer q
years of age murdered his wife by splitting open her
with an axe then set FIRE to his dwelling and hum
himself In his stable. 1t Is supposed that be VA
insane.
Salt Lake, July 18th First Lieut.. John E. Hosmr
18th U. s. Infantry, died to-day at Camp Douglas.
The Republican Convention of Missoul,
county meets in Missoula on Monday, JUL
18th
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Capt. r. 4. Fisk, N letter from Black
foot, % tho Herald, mentions BlAckfoot
favorably - onmpared with Its more pre-
tentious neighbor. Cottonwood" Deer
Loslge). A neither Capt. T. e. Fisk, edi-
tor, or D. W. Fisk, Esq, psblishar OF the
Hsrald, wero ever In Deer Lodge Got
tonwood) We d., not think the squib hes
the weight II might otherwise have Do
not lst your comparisons get ahead of your
horse, r X, Or they may ct 6snkcd. The
majority Of standard writers have achieved
fame BY speaking Of those, things they
know something about. and you know what
Patrick Henry said about ''ths expe rience
ofthe posi- vtas sesfiH iRsi9Sa1i At-s~
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INSPECTING THE DEPART
naEa.er aaatrs IfENI. --

We had the pleasure Of meeting in Hell
enc, on Wednesday, General Baird, Inspec-
tor-0eueral Of this military Department
He Il now on tour Of inspection through
the District Of Montana, and ID sccompan-
led By Col. Carlin, Aide on Gen. Hancock's
ssaff. They 50 y Forts Shaw and Ellis,
and thereafter, via Deer Lodge, 70 the In.
dian reservations IN the Bitter Root and
Jocko valleys, but. meantime, will examine
The Big Blackfoot country, In response n
the solicitation of residents Of Lincoln and
and vieiu;ty for > fortified post, = protsc.
tjou against i,dians, somewhere In the VI.
cinity Of Line Ii gusch. u While there have
been 10 depredatioaS y THAT quarter the
present season. TIE history 81 the past md
the probabilities Of tbs future rendering the
covering Of the passes 70 Desr L5dge coun'
y, BY mesns 81 sposs there. dssirsble OBJ.
icce. A proper presentation OF facts to
General Bald y ~ Wsqss e optsin Y. ana
We hops ths mastse. will eseslvss thst eensldr
ssaaiop 10 inporeaaee demanda /: ig,aa :
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Est1.av Notice.

HOUND, ON the divide at the head Of Brownls,s%
T. Deer Lodge county, dark bay horse, . o.
and g ON the left shoulder. Has star on loHs "a
AMI both hind and off lore foot white. Ine ~,
can have the same on paying charges, by aPIISso,S
h-n Butte Livery ss'h
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H. StrafIO1d Bowie, M. -
OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVES
" the citiSens Of Deer Lodge city ana uc'n''
osylCs: Opposite Court House sqas~ ~. ~
DEER LODGE CITY, :. AoS'
s4-1y
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,. MuMy, Prfs Atty.
Stravod.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, on or about tn =
~ Of June, ono bright bay horse, light blaze 70 =
Spanish brand ON left shoulder. Both horses VITA
brand, Agure four, on nigh hip. Any one EvR
formation that will lead to their recovery will M Nv
ally rewarded. JOHN PERKlNA
SA.1t Rutte CiH
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n TURE.iTE.yED W.lL:.

A war Cloud, no larger Than mar han0
a week ago, in four days threw shadow
over the whole earth. The parties belliger-
cntwere to be France and Prussia-Napol-
con measuring swords with Bismsrk. The
pretcxt for it was the candidaturc Of Prince
Leopold Of Prussia, for the throne of Spair,
the crown having been offered him by
Prim. Napoleon fired up in IN instant. He
demanded the withdrawal Of Leopold and =
note to that effect from Prussia, or in TWEEN
ty-four hours, the fleets of France would
be~siling up the Rhine. Prussia kept cool
and d;xnifiSl didn't want war, but not
having put Leopold up, declined taking him
down. Both nations were sstir; officers
were ordered to their commands, squadrOns
rendezvouscd; q financial panic ensued;
securities deprecated; Napoleon announced
intention to command in person and sent
his horses to the front, while Bismsrk un-
corkei another bottle of hook and told his
Gale, to lay out his fighting suit So it ran
on. Our Helena exchanges presented nine
columns of kilograms on the subject, which
will hereafter all bo boiled down into the
old rhyme: ..
The King OF Franc, marched up hill
-. With twice ten thousand lncn,
And then he turned his army round
a# And marched them down again,
st-a Tor rovds to LAGt s1set) z.
Of course al Christend0m would have been
loser by the contest, but France must have
frequent foreign wars or perpetual domestic
troubles. In lieu Of war sensation may
occasionally answer: Napoleon, moreover,
docs not want . coalition between Spain and
Prussia. It Is too strong an alliance on his
borders, and he would rather make fight
first than last. Beside he has an envious
eye on the left bank of the Rhine, and the
contest that will sooner or later be made for
i.s possession by France he would rather
isvokc than cvade, unless he can place on
the throne of Spain Prince favorable to
France. The latest dispatches state that
the popular excitement in Paris is on the
increase, but it il believed Leopold will de-
cline the crown. and no collision ensuc.
Gold which went up two Of three cents in
New York on the strength of thcimpending
struggle, has declined to about former fig-
ures. The indications are that danger is
past, hut the arbitrary and uncalled-for pet
ulance and action Of France in this matter,
arc denounced over Europe, and will yet
come up = grievance in the inevitable con.
fiict in which the Continent will be again
embroilsd within few years.
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We have Information that Senator Nyc
has communicated with friends in Montana,
stating that he will como here on the ad-
journinent Of the Senate, and, spending q
week or two in the Territory, proceed hence
70 Oregon. sie the Pend d'Oreille route.
S:iator Nye Il chairman u the Senate
Counties on Territories, and much good
msJ result to rs from visit BY him.
He 10 also the best looking man and the
jolliest soul in the Senate, and We 4eubs not
will strike oonns congsaial spiEits In Mon
tsna 70 whom he can relate, apprsciatiogly,
biz eoinion q I. Life In Cosstantiapples
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ovss IN Hslena, ,hs Other day, aphys,co-
inatellsctu,I problem solved "a i,aah, y. viz
nov vass tust = mueh = ~ would q
four -. thst the more Grecian hend !
vona. ven ths nere a, sso9pil a A. gsaA
tcost<gA sPPltisaa, ier:l d: ~ Il etisip,
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The Republican Convention of Missouri
county meets in Missoula on Monday, July
18th.
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could bc applied, would he clearly made.
a,,ats 10 meet the grDwiug evilof Chinese
monopoly. for tho res'sp that but few OF
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mako any provision ppon the subject,
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