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AxOuisVill0 Pspa1.

This is the way WORKOUT Louisvillian
announce his freedom from newspaper
,hrslcom for one day:
Fly away IL the mountains, beneath shade
and by fountains, all ye dust choked pn,si.
"ts 1y, there you may keep still, or",e II
you will. or sing Of the Fourth Of July. II
crate, please state that the country is great
"a patent right Yankee notion; talk Of
rsilrosds and rings. and other big things.
not emitting the fact that an ocean IL oil
that keeps it from crossing over, and bossing
Ill the La,ions that in darkness lie. vii" in
ignorance are cropping, withou, tho SEM
bl~ncc Of hoping for " day like the Fourth
of July. If yen are not noodle, you will
sing yankee Do'dlc" ill your notes r. ach
the clouds in the sky till the hills tnkc the
chills, o. your fcrvid song thrills with the
glory If the Fourth Of July. You will
sling IN Adams and Hancock, Washington
and Plymouth Rock, Yorktown and New
Orleans. Paul Jones and his ship. But
whatever you skip. you should not by . "
means omit IN sliude. in the most ,mpxs.
stoned no.sd, to the grand old days Of y",e;
how that seventy six. Oh accUun, of poli,i.a
tricks, can't he gotten up IN good style ANY
more. The 'sink or swim" ,r'pe is now the
softest soft sOaIs ''survivc or perish" Is cant;
the Revolution 10 rant, and tho only thing
left 10 rad, Niger, and Grant. But with
these three, and national debt, it may pos.
sibly he, we'll be happy yet. This being
the case, We drown our sorrow In the gush
Ut our jOy-H0 piper so>morrow.
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We publish in this issue two more letters
on the Dennis Hays matter In nissouIs
county. That Of Mr.. Lynn y exceedingly
bitter, over and above the expressions We
have seer prOper to represent with dash,
and We think when he notices the authors
name. appended by bic wish to the present
letter, Mr.. Lyon viii recognize In It the
name Of IN honorable, upright. est,mable
gentleman, who would do no man wrOng
and suffer wrong fr'm no man, anAsha be
will wish 10 modify his letter " Mr. Ly.
on's statement. that he Wa pracsicing -sss
10 have Hays sas.endered> 10 o,rrect-and
We incline to the belief It 10. from oil the
letters and Circumstances We know.-hc will
zee the impression of cosrupt coo.l's'slion
and scheme lrft upon the people of Quarts
Creek, and their very propev denuncistion
Of It. A deception Of that character may
be. probably II, sdmissabIe when the object
soughi required and would justify such
means, bus il left the odicers open to the
allegations Of ''Urss Minor" oil tho came.
The NEw NoRrH.WEsr has published the
charges coming from reputable authority,
and the explanation bv Mr.. Lyon. II the
latter 10 made manifest y be correct " the
former. We have no doubt "Ursa Minor
viii be - prompt to ~ % - he wss to
Condemn, and Il will certainly present itself
to Aessrs. Lyons, Edwards and Others, that
upon Mr.. Lyons showing. no citizen could
be expected to stand idly and silently by
when Officers s,assc publicly they were con
niving 1t the escape Of pessons charged
with crime.
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UTAH NEWS.
On q DsagAan YeanS's wives Strays
frea - Path 0f Vlxt0e
0pecisl Dispatch to the Chronicle.


Special Dispatch to the Chronicle.
Salt Lake. July 16-Al' the old maids
and eos.ips Of Salt Lake are in high glee.
while the s,sid m~tr"ns are soye'y scandal
lied over the coup dc mai" Of Ann Eliza
Webb Young. one Of the ln'cst wives, and
bv so,ne considered the scven,ceth wife at
Brigham Young. This lady is about 80
years of age and Vas formerly the wife ut
James Dee, n plsster~r. by whom she had
two s'ns. leaving HIM because ut domestic
infelicsties. She wss married To Brigham
Young sOupc five years Sg" and has lately
been living in neat, c"zy house built f''r
her by him. For some time she has l'crn
uneasy. and finally yesterday morning she
left her house and ,O'k rU'ns ., the Walker
House. Several teams vt once csrted her
g.,ods to On auctioncer's. There has been
considerable scandal II. regard I" her f~mil
isr,,y with parties outside, and 1t Is gcncr-
ally supposed that one or more Ut these in
stigsted the present move. 1t Is expected
that sui, for divorce will be commenced nj
once. The Tribune sees in this u sign "t
the times. aud morsIizes to the extent "f
half column on the silent influences that
orc rendinx Mormonissn from ce"trc I" cir
conference. The Journal considers the af
fair an event that will send thrill Of sur.
prise and terror though many p'lygamis'
households, while Mor,n"ns generally con.
si.ler it the natural career Of lo"sc primers
pies.
Alta, Little Cottonwood. il mWch exer,
cised over the issuing IF nps,e"t for the sale
If that town u the Walters Brothers, Of
Salt Lake. Indignation meetings are in or.
der. hut can hardly effec, much.
A party Of officers n,>dxy started west
after gang Ut cattle thieves hiding near
the Oquisrh mountains. No report from
them yet.
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eDl1oa Nsv NoRF1-WBs1-
notice In your last issue tho call upo"
me to declare the position In which stand
with regard 10 the prohibitory Alien Law
miscslled the ''Chiuese law"-in connection
with my nomination for Councilman BY the
Democratic convention Ut this county,.
You are correct in supposing that my
private opinions ore IL favor Ut . repeal Of
suci, law. According N my views, bowsv-
ct, legislasor-whstner Of the Council or
the House Ut nsatives-stsnds N the
relation Ut servant 70 the people. and 10 10
duty hound u pay Ill deference to. and
aet upon, the opinions Of majority Of bic
constituents, In preference TO his own. on
any and oil public measures upon which be
may be called to v0te. This. Mr.. Editor, 10
the doctrine have always held, and intend
70 stand by, should I be elected BY the
people Of this Council district 70 represent
them In our Legislature.
Respectfully yours.
r. r. BILL.
6LAcEIooT, July n, Io74
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A case Vt restoration ut apparent drown.
ing hes l",ely taken place vt the city of
Brussels. where man had fallen into the
water, and was only recovered after con>
siderable time. DR.. Joux, an eminent
physician Ut the place. imn,ed lately initiated
The necessary measures towards his restora.
t'on. and for three hours applied oil the
remedies that could DO thought Of. No
evidence Of life mauifesting itself in this
interval. Dr. Joux proceeded 10 apply plates
Of ir"n. heated to white heat, to the upper
psrts Of the b"dy, near the more vital or.
gans. After short time. to the as,onish-
ment Of thsassi>tants. faint signs If brent,,>
ing were observed. and 10 the Course of a
half an hour the man came to life, and
was finally restored, the only inconvenie ,cc
sustained being the result Of the severe
cHu'erization which bis skin necessarily IN.
derwent.
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The lsdtpssdsssSf last week sodeavors
topack water on 10th shoulder bolstesing
the sabsidy voting members In ~ same
isooe the praoeedings Of Ne Democratic
Convention are published ''uttei1y end uu.
qualiaedly denounc'ns and repudisting"
their couduct on the suitably question.
That 10 about on par With IT, entire record
on the question. Had Il beou oulspoken
and . true representative Ut this people,
Deer Ldee county might have been spared
the humiliation Of some Ut IL members
voting for what both parties have 10 conven.
ton unanimously pronounced against. and
che editors Of the ksdspssSsss would have
stood higher 10 the Estimation VI this county,
and even that Of their enemies, sh.,ugh Cpl.
tibet and scurrility had besn hurled at them
BY the subsidy press - II hes bsen ct %.
But IN that most important issue, Il beat
sbout the bush, sometimes OF one opinion.
sometimes Of another. but rarely ever Of
any opinion on the ssbject, leaving the
entire burden IT the light on the NEW
NoRT. WEsT, and now prides itself IN ito
exemptions from assault hecsuse Il shysssrsd
through The tight II the LsdDssSsss has
rssesved ito strength for fighting for The
county Offices, the 4sh Of August win DEM
onssraae whsther or not the people q Desr
Lodge county recognise that - the duty
and mission Of ito Journals and excuse its
failure to take . hand 10 the Struggle
against public fraud for the saks Of IL
effort 70 corrsll the county Offices. We
wsut to - that determined ousseh. There
will b. someshtDgin Il worthy Journalistic
consideration.
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Platform Adopted by
TAs 0sss Lsage oeasty RsDsblseas Gen.
Veatisn, jay 9, 1873.


Rssolvsd ist That the Republicans Of Deer Lodge
county In Convention assembled, do hereby ressirm
their devotion 70 the principles OF the National Re.
publican purity. and endorse the National sdmiuistra
ton OF the Government
a. In view Of the recent attempt 70 saddle upon
the people, for the benefit Of railiosd corporation
burden Of taxation that would have crushed their
material indus,iies and have hem ban upon ths'r
future inaux Of wealth and population; and also In
view Of the fact that the attempt has not been absn
douc but Is being pushed BY Il. advocates 10 al parts
Of the Territory. BY every appliance within their pow
es-to this end OBTAINING tho reputation u reputable
ren aud seeking even to deny the freedom u speech
Or Of protest sgaintt tive do therefore most sxple.
lily declare:
That sl, forms Of legislation to which the credit Of
the Territory or Of tho counties or municipalities
therein shall BE- given loaned to any railway cor
porntion are but thin disgui-e- Of public robbery That
this species Of legislation hss uniformly proved 10 be
fraudulent In ls inception. has ultimately resulted
10 fraud upon the people, 10 deceptive In itt promises.
dang.iou. IN it, tendencies and corupting to pdhc
and private morale And that while VIC inpusn the
motives Of no one who honestly advocates 1t, we be-
cyc that all ouch legislation should be placed among
the rather than among tho oxsss Of the
government aud that railroads, like al other private
enterprises shonld be constructed BY shoec WIN will
own them and receive their revenues when built
ID. That NC regard integrity and capabiIity - the
Crit qualification for oil occs. erpccisy those of
local character and party allegiance Of only secondary
Importance and We recognize the full and unQues'
tonable right Of any Republican to refuse to vote fo'
any nominee Of tho party ~h" does "Vt fuian the
Jeers0nsn tests VI honesty and capabiIty for ofce
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Teltgraphit.
Reported sos "as.s sort. vvess'
2ayaRoo q - oheleg,,

Evansville, Ind, July ls.-Advices from
Nom, Vernon. Indiana, report the cholera
~ sbss,ng. 1t has almost depopulssed the
town. and al the people who c.uld get away
have left The hanks end lpsiness houses
are oil closed. Every pers6n 10 the place
be- he'd the ehoIesa, and 10 Some large fami.
Iies only two member srelefl There seems
to be 10 apparent cause for the savsees Of
the epidemic, - the city 10 clean and one of
the highest points between Evansville and
Cairo.
Cincinnati. July 1.-Two deaths from
cholera were reported 10 the city to-day.
St. Louis, July lo.-.The mossuasy report
this weck gives the number Of deaths q lol,
being 6f,y moro than lest week. OF this
number fifteen ass reported - cholera NOR.
bus, and lSs were under i've years of age.
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UhAss Shssi1 Lyss - ~ Dsaais 1syl
Mates.

EDrIos Nsw NOs3s-wss1-
In the lsst issue Of the NEW NORTH.
WEsr. ito Quarts Greek correspondent
made use Of . conversation Of mine. u
attack the pest o6lcial character Ut WIu. g.
Edwards, our present candidate for Treas-
urer Of ltss0uls county. TO 90 into detail
would occupy toU much Of your valuable
space, % let Il suffice 70 ssy that ct the
time Of the conversation referred to, wss
In pursuit 1T Dennis Hays, (thc party under
binds 70 Stand bic ss,sl for the crime Of
larson" 10 the second degree, } in the doubls
capacity of Under Sheriff end bondsman
fos The accused. In Tie effort to enlist the
eympaiby Of Hays friends ct Quarts Creek,
| rssorted n that deception which 10 the
province Of oil officers in pursui, Of crimi.
nails and, among other things. said that out
Of which THE ~ MANUFACTURES this cal.
umny against MI: Edwards. lwas and am.
- Hays bondsmsn. upon the brink Of
financial ruin. and this dirty scribblcs hss
destroyed one Of my best chances to produce
Hays and free my property. This 10 bad
enough. bot putting weapon into the hands
OF simpletoo to slay friend. innocently
though II was, turns disaster into despair.
And now 10 conclusion and IN justice to M.
Edwards, ON the eve of On election at which
hs b . candidate fos . responsible oface, I
utterly discIaim any intention to injure him
or bio chances before the people. The
seribbler q Quartz Creek. must have been
nurtured On venom, prejudice and scandal
from bis mothers milk, 10 report such .
conversation. knowing - he did the motive
for II. But, leave the - to extract oil
the comfort and nourishmcnt be can find
from sucking the eggs be found in his mares
nest. Respectfully,
VIZ. J. LYoHa
1HsoULA u. T.. Julv "a ls7a
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Prom the Bismarck 1sibuns. July 9th.
There were by actual count, l47 buildings
In Bismarck, July 9th.
The TSiSsss building 22za0 was cnm
nenced Wednesday morning; by Saturday
completely enclosed. windows. doors and
door IN, and the Office, including Taylor
Cylinder press and Quarter Medium O,'rdon
Jobber, ut up ready for business and one
and . half column Of type Tor the paper
Get.
The 6rss bost loaded for the up river trade
from Bismarck Vas the Peninah, June l4.h,
1873 Commodore 8. n. Hill and A. Hart
delivering clerks Of the N. p. II. Il 1t this
station. carrying on h'srd the frss articles.
The first passengers from the N. r. X. Il
for up river were y. B. Ellis, wife aud
daughter, Of Clsremont N. H., who went to
Fort Benton on the Western. June 81.
Rev. d. &. Lyon hes organized Presby
terrain congregation 10 Bism .rck and got
600 contributed for church building the
arst day.
COL Sweet and associates are opening .
o0sl bed forty miles sbove Bismarck They
expect to get out 400 tons this fall and
barge Il down.
One thouasnd tons Of freight was received
u the Bismarck stssion the first week the
"llcs w. opened, % which the treigh, was
twenty I've thousand dollars. Three thou
Sand dollars day and upwards for one
station would seem n indicate that there
wss . demand for the N. p. r. r.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
since opening station ut this point-lsss
than four weeks has received ami dis.
charged the enormous quantity Of twelve
hundred tons Of freight. the aggregate
charges upon which reach thirty thousand
dollars.
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TAird; II 10 said that AUTHORISED the item
that appeared in the New NORTR Wssr
which Stated that hired my mining crew
far the season ., es per day. THIS item
appeared early in the spring. II Capt Jas
n. Mile 10 the gentleman thst take him
n BE-, be viii saaisfactorily answer this
villainOus liisle subtcrfuee that 10 being
used against me. II 10 said shat I, by having
that published. induced men IN make >
rush for this locality. only To be dissp.
p0tnted.at not getting % per day. Captain,
speak out II YOU please, On this subject
signed J. H. ROeERs.
YAsllI. Jolly "a ls7a
The abOve 70 handed % on proof clip
from the lxdepssdsss. Capt. Rogers did
not have published or authorize the item
referred 70. 1t was TOLD % BY gentleman
wbe called In the oilce. and published In
the foil belief II wss sutheutic. Captain
RoGess subsequently inquired who made
The statement 70 10, and ssid be had not
hired any men ai %. We named our author.
ity. and thought noshipg further Vt il, bat
We now take pleasure In sayipG that Capt.
Rogers never hsd, - our koowIedes, any,
thing u do with IT. publication. Il came
jest - The thousand items shss 70 70
make newspaper, and for which paper
sometimes gets credit and sometimes gets
curses, and which Il will be, the oldest
editor 10 America cant most always tell.
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-One Of the most brilliant Republicans
hull~ hacked 10 this Terr,b,ry -n0no other
than w. Z. Sanders-as Va learn. and no
one has ever thought that fact did him any
harm. Then. another particular friend ~
the Herald, Capt Nills, made his advent
into tlIis Territory - oouduct0e Of bull
train -Gase(xs
No. II the court knows herself, and she
docs. We wish to Kaizer william Il bed
been N. But We sniked into these biased
settlements seven years ago with no other
available interest In terrestrial things than
yOu could huv ut . second hand clothing
st"re for fifty centa Don't you 90 to sian.
jer,ng us - blnated conductor Of . bull
train. We may want TO run for once some
time.
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lloHI At LAST.
1>' ''''''''' 49, s.:s. s'''''' On ID

1DSsoD N8w N0Rf8-WMT-
Il will be remembered that the stage Wa
robbed some swo yea5s since Of nineteen
thousand dollars. II wss supposed q the
time that the treasure was taken out OF the
box at the Red Butte Station. There wers
10 passenger In the stage q the time. The
stage driver and the stock tender aa that
station were suepicioned Of doing II. The
stock tender We taken BY some Of the
guards or employees Of the Company snd
hung up BY the neck two Of three simes-in
fact. they came near hanging him '.for
keeps." He commenced suIs, or vas sbout
70. agsinst the parties for lyuching him, and
they compromised With him By paying him
some two " three hundred dollsra Sus>
ptcsoo, however, attacked 10 the stock tender
(wbo, should have odd, was hung up for
she parpose Of sxtossing confession, but
be confessed nothing even under the i'm.
nsnse pressure brought to bear upou hia
seek, A. ~ ncLsne and Hiudsman, rass
ssss, who, I think, st thss tine ssps ,hs
station. they have bees sbadowsd evss
sinoe. aindsman returned to Casada, I
believe, sad Il vas said sold Some ba,s Of
gold shese. and expressed Considerable
anoasts Of money back - BIZ partner.
ncLAae. Htudsmsn also married, end
hsuseht bic wife bsrk With hin. Who y said
to b younR, accomplished, ssd good look.
ips.
HAT n1AhSssanA 49, aNnah s>~A>. -n~lA
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Notes Of the Day.

Comfortable quarters-lwo bits
Tho Shah has forty seven brothers and
sisters.
The day atmosphere Of the moon 10 hotter
than boiling water.
TIE three gauges Of rsilw.ys narrow
gauge, broad gauge. and mortgage.
A single dash Of lightning dispatched
sixsy.six sheep for Michigan farmer lately.
A boy defines salt % the stuff that makes
potatoes taste bad when you don't put any
On.
The champion illinois engineer recently
killed twenty-five cattle in run of twenty
miles.
An old cclored man In Oregon says he he's
Uncovered compound which will make IN
African - white - snyb<'dy.
william N. Byers hes shaken Denver
dust from his heels and joined Professor
Hayden In his explorations In Western
Colorado.
The Co1syville (Kansas) Css,ts, wants
subscribers because II ID. published nearer
the scene Of the late Bender horror than any
other paper.
During the war letter written by rebel
soldier to HE sweethcar, waa captured. y here.
In the writer said: I'VE will lick the ysnks
svom"Frer II Eoddlemi,y spares our lifs"-
which they didn't.
A large part Of the town Of Hamilm
New, will b Immediately rsbuils. Town
lors on both sides Of Main s,sees, II the
b'ock In which Psrys saloos y situated.
srs held u d, ooo each.
II Will hll participants IN The Secess bill.
lizard tournament With hopeless envy to
know that the engineer NJ The railway
bridge a Louialana, Missouri, has made :
draw" 80 feet In length.
IN Boston one cannot ssll beer and can
ell oxalic acid. In vlensa noe csn not roll
polsos and csn sell besr. I'VE assio school.
HOSES 10 Vienna" aaresssicslly ~ The
bosson xsdEesl cad Ssr1iasl L,vrssl
And now sc;sniists claim that the moon.
iasaead Of being ''cold, and chas,e and ral.
I'D" b In reality red hot-so much q thas
10 living thing known h our world can
hvs % there. This also kaocks The green
cheese themy.
a Dsnoury man nearly loss Bic wife on
Friday night. She was taken v,olen,ly III
and b was Poussd 10 70 fue doce0s, bot
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IN little more tbsn twenty four months
Of working time, the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company he's accomplished the follow.
,pG results:
l. It hes baile and opeasd 70 business
noFs than 600o miles ofits line OF road, besides
a additional ssosion Of one hundred miles
pat under contract and now being constructs
ID.
:. II has completed the entire Eastern
Division of ito road, uniting the commerce
Of The Lakes with the navigation Of the
Upper Missouri, and has formed favorable
connections with lines OF steamers eastward
from Duluth 70 Buffalo, Erie and Cleveland,
and westward from Bismarck (whers the
road strikes the Masonry n Fort Benton
In western Montana, thus opening new
and direct eaat and west route of travel and
transportation $500 miles in length, by lake,
rail and river. between the Atlantic Stato
and the New Northwest.
3. Il has secured-by reason of The short.
uess and directnsss Of Ito line-shs trade of
the Northwest, including the transportation
Of Army and Indian supplies.
I. II hes earned title to nearly ten millios
scrss Of the lands granted BY The govern
meut 10 cid In the construction of thu road.
end thesa mainly OF g.,od prairie, farm and
grazing lspda In central Miunesots and
Dakota, and valuable timber lands sbous
Puget e'und.
8. II has fully organised 10 Land and
Emigration Department, and success.
fully begun the work Of selling and settling
Ito land grant. II hss realised from lands
thus FIR sold % average price Of nearly siz
dollars per acse, and from the proossds hes
already begun he purchase and cancellation
Of Ito 10 hrss morssaesSsuds.
9. Il has opened 70 The lasdless citisens of
this and other countries, and To the markets
1T the world. 10000 square mikes Of The
grain belt Of the continent. frum which he
bulk Of the wheat export Of The United
STATES must, ess long, b drawn.
The WORT Of construction b progressing
satisfactorily, mainly In Washing,ou Teri.
tory where theeonsectios b being couplsssd
beswsea Pusss esupd end The Columbia
river. The Company's englnees, escorted
By D. g. tsoops, 10 BOW nskings Anal
location Of The Lire Of ~ rad from the
Yslowstoae. end up ~ valley Of ~ latter
to the mountsins-this being The only pos>
tios q the souts not yes dseesAinsd.-
Asvtl~s Pssies Jsk.
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CoRKEsPofoEHcE.

ras Ngv NoaFM.W0o1 6n,icits commentaries
o. nastsS o. Publie Interest f.o0 an localities Pei
fsce freedou 10 accorded In the choice 1t thens aed
sapas sssgs In ssstinsut as6 sxpsessios. - II 10
eoaAnsd 70 reasonable imiss We cannos. therefore.
In advance responsibility for the We've q coz
respondentA)
Correspondents VIM please, IN oil cases. accompany
eoouunieatlOus with their mana