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NEW YORK.
The Methodist Book Concern.

New YORK, March 29.-The sub-com.
mittee Of the Methodist Book committee
will make another attempt this morn
ing to agree upon an expert to examine
the books of the Concern for frauds
alleged TO exist therein. DR.. Bingham,
chairman of the committee, arrived
yesterday afternoon, and Rshop Scott
and other members are expected by
noon to-day.
The Stock Market.
The Tribune's financial article says
In the stock department the railway
share list was extremely active and
buoyant and prices have established an
advanced position on the list Of favor
ties, which, as we have before taken oc-
casion to remark, is not task OF espe-
cial difficulty under the present condi-
ton of affairs, since the entire street
has become intoxicated with the spirit
Of speculation. The most attractive
feature was Lake Shore, which rose to
llO3 on an immense transaction, the
movement, as gossips have it, not repre-
senting the principal pool heretofore
manipulating it, but being a distinct
CLIQUE formed to punish prominent
speculator on the short side Of the mar
ket for his temerity. 1t is stated, how
ever, by knowing ones, that the wiley
gentleman is well posted on the devious
ways of the street, and that he covered
his short interest a day or two since.
Vanderbilt stocks were dull in early
dealings, but in the afternoon were sud-
denly Jumped upward Of two per cent.
amid intense excitement. Northwestern
was in active demand at the close at an
advance Of four per cent. on yesterdays S
prices. Rock Island firm but quiet.
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into the heart of Casarism, and the
Senator would remember that the world
had since agreed to call Brutus the
noblest Roman of them all.
Suppressed applause in the galleries.
the Vice President rapping to order. ]
How could Senators who voted TO I'M
peach Andrew Johsnon, on testimony
vague and uncertain, now do less than
vote for this resolution to check Grant.
Referring 10 various historical instances
in which distinguished military chief
tains had proven lamentable failures IN
civil administration, he said: The
military exploits of the Duke OF well
ington did not save his dewlllng at a
later day from being pelted with stones
by the populace because of mlnlsterisi
policy. Though a great general,
Wellington turned out q blundering
minister. Similar instances of military
incompetency in civil affairs, and sum-
mary punishment inflicted for;such a
cause in ancient times, be referfed TO.
He appealed to the supporters OF the
President not to make San Domingo
test of party fealty, for no party could
bear the load of such wrong. Inc
Republican party could not aford 70
place itself in the attitude OF having
committed these acts, but should leave
the responsibility for them with the
President alone, where it belonged.
After some remarks in reply by Mr..
Morton, Mr.. Harlan addressed the Sem
ate in reply to the speech Of MIR. Sum-
ner. -
Mr.. Harlan concluded by moving to
lay the resolutions on the table. -,
Mr.. SUMNER hope the Senator will
allow me an opportunity of being heard
in reply. ~ .
Several STANDARDIZATION, "Ques-
tion."
The Vice President here stated the
motion and then asked the Senator from
Iowa (Harlan) whether he insisted
upon it.
Mr.. Harlan-I must insist upon the
motion. The honorable Senator Sum-
ner) has been heard. All the way
through my speech l have not objected
to his offering any question, and have
attempted to answer all he has put;
Renewed calls for Question by
Conkling, Edmunds and others, during
which Mr.. Sumner strove to get the
floor and continued to address the chair.
After a scene Of excitement and con-
fusion Mr.. Summers resolutions were
laid on the table-39 to 10.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House resumed consideration OF
the bill reported from the select COM
mittee.
Messrs. Horgan, Hoar and Kelley
addressed the House on the bill.
Adjourned.
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The Red FlaS-Split In the Com
mittee.

PARIS, March 26.-Paris is quiet to-
day. The red flag is displayed every
where. .....
The Central committee has split, and
some of it's members have been arrested
by their colleagues. - - - -.
Diplomatic intercourse at Versailles
is represented to be extremely difficult
Declared War Against France.
LONDON, March ga special dis,
patch to the Daily Ne,cs from Brussels
says the Arab Chief Sid Mokrani, with
10000 troops, is within 25 leagues
of Algiers and has declared war against
France. ''-.
.." Grand Opening.
LONDON, March 29.-The Royal AL,
bert Hall of Science and Art, at Ken.
sington, was opened to-day to public use
by the Queen in person, in presence
of fully one thousand spectators. The
Prince Of Wales, Duke of SAKE Coburg
Gotha, PrineeArthur, Prince Christian,
Princess Louise, Marquis of Lorne, and
Princess Beatrice and very large mum
Der Of nobility, were in attendance. +
Order d-Garibaldisns Re
fuse to Fight.
MARsEILLEs, March 29.-The Gov,
ernment has issued a circular to the
Projects announcing that order has been
established in Lyons and Toulouse,
and the attempts of instructions in
large towns has failed, save in Mar
seilles, Melbourne and St. Etienne and
France, says the circular, is rallying to
the support of the Government. The
continued occupation of French territory
by the Prussians is due to the insur.
gents. The Government has temporized
with the insurrection to avoid the shed
ding OF blood, but is ready to meet and
crush it. IT.
Menotti and Riecotti Garibaldi have
decided not to fight, except against a
foreign enemy. 4
Versailles is rapidly becoming a. mill
tary camp. Guards are arriving con-
tiually from the departments. The
movement of the Government relative
to Paris is unknown.
Deputies of the right in the Assem-
bly, demand the removal Of General LIE
Flo, but Theirs positively refuses his
consent
General Chanzy, itappears, promised
the Insurrectionary committee that he
would not fight except against for
eigners.
An amicable arrangement between
the Paris and Versailles Governments
|, is regarded still possible.
.h nIfmenciar has resigned his seat in
.Ee Wv ,bs lsbly. Ruchteton, a member
., i .ni l,;m,s OF a. e. Assembly, has de-
oInci"i = I - ! Anfenut aoauoe ~
ton. "a
At the meeting Of the National AS
sembly to-day, Freshman made a de
mand for the interruption of communi
cation with Paris
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ST. LOUIS.
stabbins and Shooting Affairs

Stabbine and Shooting Affairs.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 29.-John
Osborn, saloon keeper, was fatally
stabbed in his saloon early this morn.
ing by his father.in-law, John Stating,
between whom and Osborn some disa'
greement occurred.
At Sturgeon, Mo, on the Missouri
railroad, last Friday, II. 6. Clark, rail,
road agent, and S. A. Galbreath, had a
fisticuff fight, and Galbreath was pretty
badly punished. Next day Galbreath' 8
father attacked Clark as he was enter
lug the postoffice, by striking him with
a chair, knocking him down, and it is
said fired at him with Derringer. As
Clark arose he also drew revolver
and fired at old Galbreath, hitting him
in the breast, killing him almost in
stantly. At the same moment Louis
Galbreath fired at Clark, breaking one
ce LS;neraIly tn6NgLu ne was Ju9,rs'teu Ia
'S ~ sssot;nr GalbreaIh. Clark was former
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WASHINGTON.
The San Domingo Report.


WASHINGTON, March 29.-The San
Domingo Commissioner report, which
is nearly finished, will be submitted to
the President to-day, and it is under
stood will be sent to Congress on Thurs
day. The Commissioners, or at least
two of them, contemplated spending a
couple Of weeks here in celebrating
their report, but the report prefaced by
Mr.. Wade gives all the facts as called
for by the resolution Of Congress under
which the Commission was appointed.
Mr.. Wade is the guest Of Senator
Chandler, and Mr.. Howe and Prof
White are at Arlington. The President
has invited the Commissioners to dine
with him on Thursday.
Pending the presentation Of their re-
port, the members of the Commission
are disposed to be very reticent upon the
subject OF annexation. Other members
of the Commission are not so pro-
nounced in their opinions. One Of the
Commissioners said tonight, that if the
country expected the report of the Com
mission to be an argument in favor Of
annexation it would be disappointed.
Less attention is paid 70 that subject in
the report than to any other connected
with the business of the Commission.
AGreat Scheme Frustrated.
New YORK, March 29.-The Worlds
Washington correspondent says: The
fact is not generally known that des-
perate attempt was made at the last
session Of Congress to take control Of
emigrants now possessed by the State Of
New York and transfer it to the gen
eral government by making the grand
depot on Governors Island instead Of
at Castle Garden. A bill for this pur
pose was pending in the House Com
merce committee, where it was care
fully watched, persistently opposed and
finally defeated. A large interest, both
political and financial, worked very
hard to get control Of the system
through an act of Congress, and hoped
to succeed, 80 that they could forward
Immigrants over certain lines Of rail-
way TO the South and West.
Sumner Csuldn't See It.
The Times Washington correspondent
telegraphs, that after it was determined
that Summers speech was to be made,
Senator Buckingham is said to have
gone to him and entreated him to in
clude in it a paragraph disclaiming any
purpose or feeling Of hostility toward
the Republican party, so dhat his speech
could not be used against the success Of
the party in the election in Connecticut
next Monday. Governor Buckingham
foresaw that unless Sumner drew in his
speech sharp line between the party
and the Administration the effect in
that State of his fierce arraignmeut
would be deeply felt. Sumner said he
would take il into consideration. and
having done so, next day he declined
absolutely to comply with the request,
and it will be noticed that no such dis
claimer appears. ts,1l
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at lhQ&.v.,.~.-
vention yesterday renominated Stephen
Buhrer for Mayor.
The Citizens Reform or Democratic
Convention, in Cincinnati, nominated q
full ticket yesterday, with Colonel Har,
ris q, the head.
Twenty-Five leading clergymen Of
ChicagoI have inaugurated a movement
to hold public temperance meetings at
Farwell Hall Sabbath afternoon.
The fruit trees OF southern Illinois
are in full bloom, and the prospect of a
good crop is good. Strawberries are
now in the market.
There was a heavy frost within ten
miles of Richmond, Va, TIN morning,
extending up to the Potomac river. 1t
is feared the fruit ropis destoyed.
Rev. Thos. E. Thomas, D. D., of
Dayton, Ohio, has been unanimously
elected Professor of Greek in Jane
Theological Seminary, by tie trustees
Of that institution.
A dispatch from San Franisco says !:
The town of Truckee, California, on
the Pacific railroad, is in flames. Sew
eral lives Of women and children are
lost. The town will probably be de-
stroyed.
A letter was received at tn, Treasury
Department, in Washington, Thursday,
from banker in Baden-Batn, indors-
ing a bill Of exchange for fiu thousand
dollars in gold, with statement that it
is from former citizen O. he United
States, who desires to make anonymous
remittances to the United Sntes Treas
~,
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Petition Against Railroad Tariffs.

New YORK, March 29-rhe morn
ing papers publish petition addressed
10 the New York Legislatireand signed
by six hundred Of the not wealthy
and intelligent commercial houses in
this city, which relates 10 he abuses
alleged to prevail in the management
Of the New York Central nilroad, to
exorbitant charges which itexacts for
transportation Of passengers and to
the injurious efforts which thlse causes
produce upon commerce. They ask
the Legislature to enact sub law
as will cure the evil complaint of.
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aDlsshlsse- II. John q. McLeas, 7d0wn
from Blacktoot, gives - few items from
Obkh., :1sD .as Int fsH ,ca paale{ Is
work yet. The cold snap fEsss thswasss
In the head Of tho bitches, and . large foscs
y now engaged cleaning ost the Ice. II
the weather holds fair, water VIII - doyn
by Monday i. =. :. - company have 6sse rda.
sing . cut iron Ophir rishs up iuse b.a g
foot, stArtiag To thst bask 'bslev 6nises
and headine for the vacant M khss Tie
Dire destroyed the buildings IN - They
made run lest week, and c!eaeed up oo:.
urdsy. a. per day 70 the hand. THIS woe9
they sxpect II will avH1ee - Good oye,
BlsckfO,t City. "A great many men -
coming b.ck, and those In iowa asc moving
out on their claims. preparing for . h!g eem'
mer's wort. The bar q Warm Spring.,
i've miles down To gulch. y aatsacstaG
Sse.'ds,. BILE s4ifp;!Sa; TAs.s ~ ST
we'll. Geo. Bernard = CO. sse lgjaGlng ID
. ditch 6vs miles long from e1ow 6bee y
cover tho bar. Aqne n - Afteea anDa ~
Vt work, odd u 3 nearly oomplsssd. vn.
w.. a II I ssl.:'i :s:2 H.:
lively. good saying camp dsveloped. On
liz "hs"iey ssa.G - S1Iaste =
god e; n q esca re et =! ~ ps'y.s:e
By y geod nss = ssy u 1oetasA
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Wholesale Market.
- Jooblng Ratoo. . 1870 i

IA Joobsng Rasee. 1910 L "
ioossscrzo 70 DATE sy xLEtxsczsssf saoAj
80 .saa "se Dssr LeDas, Aaetl - M5I,
There has bs0as s1ighe iapssssaHknS go H.
past week. aad considerable dsene In sosas a,sisas
s~las - he an,val h new soSal n svses,iess
6slow ars revised 70 date. The aeael Tor F1eas 10
strong. Mis sstiaated ~ rav1tcSr vim b shvs
1000 70 $3.50 sacks ~ ssosoa ~ q @hIca Nh -
nsedsd q the weat.Side Prices ~ Ssh3sto sdy4Ass
asy day. In ten days more heavy iaveSess q eoeac
viii be In, aud customers win 1nd good sssortmsnes
end low Agurss n this narkst.a p. sc,ssss,,.ssr
Candles &c. Coffee SC. Canned goods. Oyster
80 50. Windows Corn ~ o. Tomatoes q q Straw.
Berries SO 90. Cages I'll o. Piums )ii o. Peaches
Sl050.
Salt Lake Peaches ssc. Caiifos.ia ditto sse; Apples
IsIsDc. Currauts 30c Raspbrrrcs co., Blackbesries
$780, C%ssros Ise citson &c, new Raisias % 50,
old ditto IS So; Bacon 80. Lard a3G1ssc. Hams 49,
Sugar so1xsc: Syrurs, gallon kgv III o. 10 gales
kss 81 oo Coal On d 20; Msechss, Cs I1ns >l7 60
Telegraph 500; Bsooms % ooc 30 a. Yeast Pow.
dem . a. Rsss 10 sAscksral pr III q Nsails
Rope SIC. Candles &c. ;.a4 ."a '- '&e
Tobacco Cable Twist o. % Light Pressed q r.
Navy 81 20, other brand 75000c. Tea, Imperial
Ysang Iiysoa md ounpe~dsr u ss@>s 10: Pickles.
10 gu kvs 81 o. gal ars % o. 4 gal lars I'll %:
Bitter, llosesttsrs ~ O. Rid Jacket % o. ether
brands eli 0CGl ~ o.; Shovels. Aucs spring point
extra handles 80 o. common shoves Sis %; Maple
Sugar $50 soc; Wrapping PAps sls 70; Gun Boots.
Gcnuise Haywsrds Colchester Sleo %. soaatsrssits
branded 'Ilsywsrd's." can be purchased It e7b GOA
ess 0opsrcasc Nsils a. "a AID l0d ~ o. u 81 IN
3d aud +0d 81 80 Flour, Bitter Root 50 90 Uniou
Mills 81 0O: Butter sO0ssc: Egg s0Q00c; Beams
Iskc; Oats Sc; Potatoes 8k0Ic.
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EDIroR Nsw Nonra WISER:
A secosd sine 10 Il ~ Dnin(al tssk . laSoen you
Of fatal accident In mises causing the death Il
{ god citixea By The nsne u lisary saitb-eaused
bv The caviug In OF one side os the bank near tbs
seau Of the cut In AcAlIss. Hsdnses = Cas- Rssssd
shout ~ O'Clock this mosnins. The hank WAS 70
large thae Il threw him against The opposite side.
litsraily wedstua hip IL between Il snd twelve o.
afcen feet OF dirt Mr. Smiths eosspanion, J. Damn,
luckily escaped with but slight damage, although b.
was partially covered By the esve
A coroncr's inquest was hcad by Justice n. Smith,
acting Corouss. Verdict: Came 70 his death BY the
ssvisg 10 q tAs bssk Oh AcAlIss . Cas- erousd.
The body me brought to The town, properly taken
care q, and will b barred tedsy. In. y
Pixies Peak. April 9oth. 81. To- ..s.-s p
I'VE have known NJ. II Y. Saith Tor years. He
educated Tor Catholic priest and ~ sss a The
finest classical scholars In Montana. He formerly
lived 1t SsctsE virsis CITY Uaioasills 81 usaesa.
and has long been contributor Of the papers over Bic
Initials and Smshy." He dsaipstrd 70 HE ruia ysas
ago but We infer from the lsses ol J. Il. n eAat ~
hs1 ssloensd. 4"t v."'r '~T' -
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U. .. JURORS.

We are indebted to Louis Love, Deputy
U. 8. Marshal, for the following partial list
Of U. &. Grand aud Petit Jurors summoned
for the May Term:
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LOCAL NEWS.
ROllglou0 Notjoo,

Religious Motloo.
Rsv"T c. ma, u tAs n. !. clsrcA, ~ pssseA
o. the Cont House, Deer Lodge o. Sunday sszt a
II o'clock 4. L., and at 6PH.
NJ. W ,Ss I'D Lsas' Count, ws4.ae. win
&c. 3OBlN0ON,
esSm' DEER L0dxu.
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.~is5' ge D1ooOlutiOn. s9 saroa
TH1 eepatacrhip hss..eofcse exissing trtwcss Jaee
kA NnspAS nd Hjchas6 barry, aAreAtoUges I'D
D11laeea. 49, ~ - name NJ Geyle e '.naey .
01sDAY," y thls ~ Sissotysd b. mutual coneyas:
Tie o1s DIS % ssd noa tn lass 1Tm wtn esesssas4
d sekus q ~ uD6a1l.oGe = sl- go
: -. - - -J-S NlCalARD AARnY.
"a 81. z.ssE sfa.z-..a a- JNO. A. ACRpuy,
Dees Lodgs, u. T., March ~ ISL. -, -
no 4. MURPHY wiM eoseiuue bslieea1 4 Arch
losseas ~ spnasaeeine, I'D sosits the osdsss u
passlo intsndlug " bptA. t.=t...
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frelght useA-whsa Tie Nss q fsss
fAtsh1 hleststsee4 codsaessk1(aspss
took tangible ,saAesas p4e weak9 60, W
had It from pastlss- IN d hanspostasioa
eompAafs Anti Atslehts Hof DS.rstedr,
sosI4 Aiysys 90 nP az cssnsvss D.
Lodge Pm. That sse,nsd ~ oniy b,a.
givss suas1aessg1su, asdzh iCSsals)s a.
Only. o. Mt anssii1d l. Van ~ ss,ise
started, and now shs DianoU6 i ana Int.
eSdsn jlpessts leviaG obfi6ss ddlS VIII
fast fscights. under eont,ct 70 Be delivered
to Deer Lodge IL eight days. An freigh,s,
70 far, have come ~ HSlepaT Without
saying thasI none have epsss through ii
eight days, w csn ny positively, ~ We
know % our, Sissdvsntags, that goods have
been twelve days. on the rad by fast freight,
and that avery strong, general. and we'll
grounded dissatisfaction exists smong busi.
ness men, at that way Of doing busineaA
Dser Lodge il not sisnidcant remote,
and inaccessible camp. 1t 10 nsssse Corinne
than Hsleas -. The mad betwseo Ryan
and Deer Lodge 10 better, and twsaiy miles
shorters than sbsewssn ,Rrss ,aaa aslsoa.
Deer Lodge and Nisaouls consume. enc.
thisd >ol twosnnhss q ~ .nershapdIGs
brought to Monssna. II ssastrss sixty milss
more transportation 70 carry soods % Deor
Lodge sta He3sus than ~ Dser Lodge Pisa
One would naturally suppose shess facts
wouldstje sul1cloot b oo0uro . dlyvcalltue OF
transportation, even IL Tie transportation
companies could deliver goods ~ Helsna
In eight days time, for the extra and uselsss
carriage Of third the freightags over
sixty miles mare rosd and worse ruad, 10 %
folly that ought 10 rectify itself, and it viii.
Having tried i and experienced the losses
It entails, freighteS viii abandon the cir.
cumlocation route and not make such !
mistake again. In view OF tho hurried
establishment Of the lines. the fact that
errors Of This kind naturally ysetify them.
selves, asd the belief that ID lew days
direct transportation would b Instituted BY
the Diamond r and Kirkendall companies.
We have not felt disposed to BE- sayss, until
It would appear . settled and determined
policy to cut - out. Essseming tbsss CON.
panics . responsible, accommodating and
reliable. We would like to zee them adjust
this matter satisfactorily to West .0idsss; for
It IL certainly evident. from the feeling now
existing, that to neglect It will be Z serious
detriment % their business, II It does not
indeed result In the establishment Of com.
pctng lice monopolixing the West.Sids
lfsnspVstaIlou. .r..y~,-.rr, TT
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New rrn.-Dr. W. ". Higgins, a we'll
known West Side business man, has return.
ed to Deer Lodge after winter visit LONE,
having nesntime associated in'ths Arm Of
Higgins, Murphy 4 Neel. taking the place
of NJ. Thomas &. Tut Ia the late Helena
firm. He purchased $50 tons Of goods East.
and has them In transit for dis place. The
Or. an Tuesday list leased the recently ~
constructed business hopse OF Dance q Stu.
art for one year, which With Fire Proof
to b. bsilt 1t once, viii steys his goods
comparatively, sefc fro In. ". II. 10 .
business - q pssfsct isil gsisy ssd with
an excellent taste fps PIG transactions. III:
Murphy will alse joeats hssa ~ house
will he exclust1ely wholssale and will I'M.
doubtcdly do IN imnense trade. We ere
glsd to see the venerable and energetic Dr.
back 10 Deer Lodge. :
Ssnelhlsg Nee6s1 I'VE hsvc we banks,
half dozen daily and half. daily stage lines.
. direct road and stage line to Coriune. and
fully halt the gold produced In 1lonsans
comes to Deer Lodge But. there 10 10
assay Office here, and Wells. Fargo & Co.
curry oil treasure around ~ Helena. There
should b a asssy oiice. and We know Of
no place where there Il 10 good 6eld for
one. With the estsbllshmene Of On assay
Office, the business would require the carry.
Ing Of treasure dlsset Without particle
Of animosisy toward usIsos or any other
town. We decidedly sajsct to Decr Lodge
being kepton ss8is supply route" when
our location ms u % main one, and
NC want 70 see fscin hers for assaying
ard putting Into .shS FOR transportation
tho products = &C. hfnea This commu.
nifty have gone = woehAsd built up I Arst
class lt.ije Town sighg where there should
be oues Wslh, FsSeo ID. slould tses this
and govern themselves scoofd,ag,y. Our.
hanks tought. Aooo- suases yof gald > vssk
list summer, end vii bay ners .hh. Some
good assayer shouA sss this and govern
@' r'a l.eoo,a!sey: .a- -.,,'IHigl
Fersssal.-JoA NAgss. d. The Rissesr.
will BE- t1p tbis svscisg. .,,. .aassao
NJ I'd. /. Douaselsaves Ioe lCInouh os
rnnreov w. 4*a3- ssa@ts .7Es @9u 81 s'sfts" !
M I'd xrsyJofs / o,eSs6,os aad nj.
John r. Rsaos wsss ID Cosians. April -.
Mr. Davidson, Of Mann = Dsvidssn. Hell.
en-. ~ ..tasfgyed net n'4 e,..!'ste.@. Ess'-
day. ." -
Judge Wade and wifs. Job. 1is,ssbers.
y. Ramsey, and 4 svsn, 1T Cssin.s tor
Qont(b BE- Of wednesdU. Z { I Il
Mr. J. -otdsey ossorns. q Os6ssns D
Dsnsss, .has returned . Hsjsaa Sss . lev
WEEKS. whss. - - pseassd =. ksov -
vi)l cssss osse = bs.es aainaese peua-
n6ncy am4oS ~ sat - 81 W. taaF Haa IA
Dsvid l6eClsnsf. ID. sseuuned = ollvsf
Bow lsss Monday. havisg 1soearsd . Asgs
ssoct q goods Eaik DAVE ~ apaey =
aisae. 1ace, - syssyse6y : isves1iag y -.
sIodee H166n x6oRlo M SjA osjyed
peelo6oaarssD6c4 WIoeo(nel Vo1t.
end dosbls .wele1ae Sess ,lNal ~ ysaR
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- Cavo ut Pixies Pork!
III. II. Ssssttt Killed,

EDsToR Nav NoRTsWEsT: s.sr..v. .,
The arst csvs OF TIE ssases occurred 10 . nihins
claim owned BY 1ladaett 4 Co., on Gold HIn Il Gov.
cred two men, killing one and buryag the other to
the arm pits. The naa who renalnsd alive was en-.
sbled to extrcatc himself By the aid Of the water
sluidax bin ost asd thsa prsssrsd sssisssses from
adjoining claims, but too late 70 render tho other
aid. The man who died, II u. Smith BY name. was
native Of Brooklyn, N. T., Il yesrs Of ase, a. I'D
miner In this camp, and the correspondent Of the
lIcisaa Hereld over the sIiss Of 'Smithy."
Truly yours.
GEO. W. IRWIN.