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A row IN A CHURCH.
Muscular Christia nifty in Potion, Lower
Canada-The Unbelievers Chastise the
Saints.

Muscular Christian nifty in Potion, Lower
Canada-The Unbelisvers Chastise the
Saints.
NEWPORT, VT, May rs, 1873.
There has been nice old row in the religious
circles Of Potion just the border line in the
province Of quebec. The population there is prin
cpally composed OF wo0dsmen and Others who
are accustomed to lawless life, and the prevailing
mode OF Christianity Ia that known rs the strictest
order Of Free Will Baptists; hence there has been
q continued squabble for months. The deacons
abused the boys and the boys aggravated the des-
cons, until last Sunday there was an open out
break, regardless or the sanctity OF the day.
man named Highland entered the church. just after
q chapter had been read, wearing hat descended
to him from his grandfather. The hat was deco
rated with long red ribbon and created great
deal OF subdued laughter. Mr.. Littefeld, one OF
the pillars OF the church, told Highland to leave
the building, and upon his refusal to do so, kicked
light Everybody started from his seat, and,
headed by young fellow named Olens, the anti
church members event f0r their Christian
brethren in manner which was sad to
contemplate. People were knocked down on
the floor and out OF the windows. One chap
and there were many and numerous casualties OF
less moment. The religious services ceased, OF
course and were not resumed that day. On the
morning following young Highland was arrested.
and taken to Mousonville for trial, and 1t was
hoped that this would efrectually settle the dili-
Guilty. Unfortunately, such DID not prove to be the
case, for there was another outbreak In the church
In the forenoon during the services which, how
ever, was promptly quelled by the constabulary
force. The war bids fair to continue for some time
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A Captive Writer Released Through the EXer.
tiOns Of the British Minister at Madrid.
The Special Interview with Don
Carlos Too Much for the Diges-
ton of Democratic Dons.
Our Representative in Catalonia Sup
posed to Have Been Executed.
No News from Him in
Thirty Days.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the Spanish capital
MADRID May rs, 1873.
The HERALD special correspondent who was
captured by the Spaniards at Pena Cerrada
has been released through the good Offices of
His Excellency the Right Honorable A. H.
Layard, British Minister to the Republic. But
for the exertions of Mr.. Layard in his behalf
and his active intercession with the Madrid
Ministry the HERALD representative would
have been shot, as the Spaniards supposed
that he was the writer who had furnished the
report of the struggled cannon, and also for
the reason that, in a spirit of republican
iberality, they are ugly and feel bad because
in the publication of the HERALD special inter-
view with Don Carlos the character of the
Bourbon Prince is placed before the world in
an agreeable light.
A gentleman who has just been shot by the
Spanish soldiery near Barcelona is supposed,
from indications which have been supplied
here, to have been the HERALD correspondent
employed in Catalonia.
The gentleman has not been heard from for
over q month.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From Harper 4 Brsthers:-"Beak House," by
Charles Dickens household edition. "The New
Magdaen.n BY wikie Collins.
From J. B. Lippincott Co., Philadelphia :-"why
She Refused Him." BY "Lorraine.n
From Catholic Publication Socety:-tA Winged
Word, and other Sketches and Stories.n By n.
A. I.
From Lee 4 Shepard, Boston :--"Consumption
and Its Treatment" By DR.. Carl Both.
From Hurd Houghton :-"Protsction Against
Fire end the Rest Means Of Putting Out Fires,
with Practical SUGGESTIONS for Security Of Life and
Property BY Joseph Bira.
From Thomas Whitaker, Bible House :-"Sunny
Days Abroad; or, the Old World Seen With Young
Eyes" .,ss.s-ssr,.. ysss,a z IT go. -
From A. 8. Barnes q co. :-"Indnctive inquiries
Id Physiology, Ethics and Ethnology." BY A. IL.
'Origin Of All Religious Worship Translated
from the French Of Dupuis.
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INDIANS on THE wARPATu.
Alarm OF Settlers I'm Californis ana NJ,

Alarm OF Settlers I'm CALIFORNIA; ana Ws,.
vada.
SAN FRANCISCO. May a, 1873.
The settlers or Surprise Valley are alarmed at
the fact OF tho old Chief Winnemaca, having poDs
north on the warpath with sixty warriors He
was followed by the cavalry and asked where he
was going. He told the officers to mind their own
business, and that II they wanted to fight he was
ready. He was warned to behave himself and a.
lowed to pass on.
VIRGINIA OIrY New, May "a, 1878.
A telegram from the Deputy Sheriff OF Elko
county, sent to investigate the troubles with the
Indians at Spruce Mountain, confirms the previous
reports A large number OF Snakes Goohoots and
Shoshones are holding council on Deep Greek In
the vicinity OF Spruce Mountain. The red skins
have all disappeared from around the settlements
ia this section. The herders In charge or Gev-
ernor Bradey's cattle. near the scene OF tho
have been notified by the Indians TO
leave the country Immediately under penalty OF
being killed. The settlers OF Spruce Mountain ara
securing all the arms and ammunition possible
ana preparing to resist Indian outrages.
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SPAIN.
British Radical Democracy Feted in Madrid
Military Mutiny and Attempt at Murder.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, May rs. 1873.
banquet was given last night in honor OF Mr..
Bradlaugh, the bearer OF the English resolutions
congratulating the Republic.
MUTINY.
mutiny is reported among the military at
Berga. regiment revolted and tried to kill its
colonel, bu: troops arrived in time from the neigh
borhood. The Colonel's life was saved and dis
cipine and order restored.
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END OF THE BROOKLYN GAS STRIKE,

Yesterday the directors OF the Brooklyn City Gas
Company paid or their new hands and employed
the strikers their old employees. The latter re-
turn TO work after fruikess effort TO bring the
company to terms The "striXcrsv demanded So rs
per day, and the company declined TO pay more
than 81 5o.se
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THE LUMBER MERCHANTS. COMBINATION.
CHICAGO, May Is, 1873.

Mr.. r. A. Loveland, lumber merchant, OF this
city, who is mentioned In yesterdays despatch
from Troy as one OF a combination OF lumber
dealers who recently failed, In an interview
last evening with reporter, makes substantially
the same statement as that OF Dodge Co., tcle-
graphed rom New York last night and adds that
no firm but his in the West Is affected by the trou
bles OF firms In the combination referred to, which
had no intention whatever OF attempting TO con-
troll the Western trade. % that would be impos.
sible.
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THE RUSSIAN MISSION
Governor Jewell Will Probably Accept
the Appointment.
HARTFORD, Ct, May rs, 1873.


Ex-Governor Jewell reached home from the West
late Saturday night and found the official tender OF
the appointment as Minister to Russia awaiting
him. lie Is considering the matter and Will proba-
kly accent.
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THE LATE ]. W. WALLACK.
RAIrIMnpr May 2

The remains OF Mr.. James W. Wallack reached
this city ut ten O'Clock tonight on their way to
New York, accompanied by his widow and his
cousin Lester, and were met at Camden stree sta
ton by manager John I. Ford and tue members OF
his COMPANY.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

THE HAGUE, May %, 1873.
The States General have voted a supply OF
100000 forms to meet the expenses OF the war
against Acheen.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May rs, 1873
Advices from Montevideo OF April % say that the
yellow fever prevails there to such extent that
the people are flying from the city and business is
suspended, s:. -
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THE PROVIDENCE PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

Providence, r. l., Nay n 1873
The printing cloth market closes dull and declining.
Sales during the week were S5,0V0 pieces Extra CAS-
closed at 65sc. /; So by % ~ 61xc
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MY VERY DEAR BEEcHER-As I cannot possibly vfsie
you to-day, take this means Of concentrating you ON
your escape from death yesterday III was won
deru be smashed yet not killed Since my re-
ing you, although thoroughly appreciate the neress
throughout the country since the time you wrote 70
put on a truss and took you in charge.
Among INV patients California anxious 10 get rid on
rupture are eminent ministers Of the Gospel, warm
friends yours Of whom remarked that the article
which appeared In the Brooklyn Eagle was graphic dee
scrpon my treatment OF your case and that ne read
IL with a great deal Of pleasure.
know you will ever feel grateful TO me that did not
put you Mt the place you designated tho
rupture but instead exercised my skill In sutlng such
pcaons 70 case as the true nature character aud
situation OF the rupture demanded.
Only think OF itwith abdominal rupture In the acci
dent OF yesterday, your lite would have been doubIy
hazarded therefore. thank Heaven, not me, that you
are well to-day as you are
with kindcst regards Mrs B., whom you have exer.
cised In my behalf, believe me, ever yours
j. A. SHERMAN.
p. s.-Don't lose q moment in calling at my Office a
should feel symptoms Of since the smash
up Of yoar carriage.
Dr. SHERMAN may be consulted by the ruptured at his
ofllce Cyl BrOaday. His ILLUSTRATED book. which hn
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YELLOW FEVER.

Progress Of the Disease in South America-The
City Of Montevideo Afflicted.
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A Sure Cure for Drunkenness.-Is Harms
and can given without detection. Call write
to WELLINGTON II East Twenty eighth street. neas
Fourth
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Auction sale.
Bargains in Gold Watches,
fine Gold Jewelry.
solid silver Ware, Opera Glasses, de.
Gold stem. Winding Watches,
Diamond and Enamelled Watches,
Independent Second Watches.
American and Swiss
Watches, gold and silver.
Sale at auction every evening,
at O'Clock. unless rainy.
GEO G. ALLEN,
81 Broadway, near Fourteenth street.
A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
81 and 252 broadway. corner OF MURRAY itr,at.
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HOLLAND.

Parliamentary Appropriation for Expenses Of
the War.
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A.-FOr nm Elegant SUMMER Hat OF
superior quality go direct the kSPkNs
SCHEID lis Nassau street.
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Corns, Bunions, Nails, Joints, Tumors,
Warts, DC, cured without pan.-CORN CURE soc.
DR.. RICE, DOS Broadway corner Fulton street.
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ASSOC to % That Wcaver's Celebrated
MILK PUNCH put brick in the finest hat Knox
makes that's what knocks 539 Eighth avenue cornes
Thirty seventh street.
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MURDER BY A WOMAN.


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May rs, 1873.
Further developments in the murder case, n
Which Lucy F. Cuf colored, shot Joseph Price, aise
colored, show that the victim was her nephew.
There had been Q quarrel previously. In
which Lucy endeavored to separate tho
parties. among whom were ner husband.
Philip Cum, and Price. A policeman eventu-
ally put an end to the row. subsequently
Lucy loaded four-barrclled revolver, which IL n
said she has carried for three years, and went out
side where she met Price. After few words wer0
spoken, In which no provocatiOn was gwen, Lucy
fired and shot Price In the abdomen, She now
asserts 1t was not her intention to shoot her
nephew, and, az she was intoxicated At the time,
the act may be attributable to q drunken freak
The Coroner held an inquest to-day and committed
the prisoner for trial.
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Havana Lottery Drawings ON File
Circulars free. Orders promptly flled JOSEPH BATES
Agent l96 Broad way room g. Chatham Bank Building.
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The Most Wonderful Invention OF the
age, the AUTOMATIC FIRE ESCAPE will be exhibited
the COMMERCIAL HOTEL 10 Park row. on Monday after
noon at O'clock
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Prices Re-
duced circulars sent and Information given. We sold
j. II. MARTINEZ Co, Bankers 10 Wall street
Post office box 4,6S5 New York.
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Poisoned Water.
Read the Pamphlet Zinc Poisoning by Galvanized
Iron Pipes" All the dealers have It. Price cents
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The I'm mensc Sales OF Hale's Honey OA
H0REHOUND AND TAR prove that the people consider
monary Diseases sold by all druggists. ~
Pixies T0OTHACHE DROPS cure In one minute.
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still Catawba-For CObblers or Table
use the best in the United states warranted 70 keep IN
u b. KIRK CO., depot of the Pleasant Valley Wine
Co., 80 Fulton street.
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A.-Hernld Branch Office, BrQOklYm>
corner OF Fulton avenue ana B0erum street.
Open from 3 A. NJ to 8 r. NJ,
ON Sunday from to 9 p. NJ.
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New Summer Hat.-The Beaver Gas.
SIMERE the latest of KNOWS ntroducons and is the
fashionable hat for Summer 1t Is light in weight
OF delicate beaver shade and exceedingly attractive in
stores 22 Broadway in the Prescott House the Fifth
Avenue Hotel
Sewing Machine that Gives Unf>
versal satisfaction, and is perfection, Is the
WHITNEY 6l3 Broadway
Judicious Birthday Present for Gem
sCHAUM PIPE or CIGAR HOLDER. Warranted and
sold at the lowest manufacturers prices at POLAKS
uptown depot, LOO Broadway, the Hoffman
House Repairing In all its branches Boiling 81.
A 81, So or a. Bottle OF the following
choice Perfumes, distilled from natural flowers by the
Crown Perfumery Company Of London can be procured
from dealers in fancy goods High Life Bouquet Butter
fly 0rchis Wild Flowers OF India, Mathiola Hawthorn
Bloom Meadow Queen Crown Bouquet and ntty other
choice and delicate odors THOMSON, LANGD0N =
CO. importers eng Iaqsssigrsss 81 sEa'dwsy'
A Pair or the Celebrated Crown Hair
BRUSHES be procured Of any dealer In fancy goods
they made of real Russian brises they are pene
traiing they make hair brushing pleasure and, with
i I last nsSb frSs from 81 aa sS
N l'S..,s,s y sss:az.Z4 sss ysss
A "Big Little Thing'-snow's Jamaics'
convenient efficient prevents fever and agne 20 cents
per box BYRNE'S, 100 Broadway. II. II. Snow. manu-
facturer, New Haven, Conn.
ASSOC to % That Wcavcr's Celebrated
MILK PUNCH put brick in the finest hat Knox
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For the Piles Use A. w. Keating's CeIes
brated OINTMENT, price 25c ONCE 235 Front street.
Pack SItp
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A Sewing Machine that Gives Unfs
versa satisfaction and Is nearest perfection, Is the
WHITNEY ltxav -
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Dr. SHERMAN may be consulted by the ruptured at his
office 6s7 Broaday. His illustrated book, which ho
malls for 10 cents, contains valuable information
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Also THE BEST STORY PAPER

Liberal arrangements to clubs
of ten or twenty or more yubscribeNA
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a .sRi1 Little fThim0y.sno,

GINGER PEARIS FOR colic Indigestion &C.: pleasant,
convenient efficient: prevents fever and ague 20 cents
per box. BYRNE'S, I69 Broadway. II. II. snow. manu-
facturer, New Haven Conn.
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over q month.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-09-27

THE BIG HOLE SILVER MINEs-Wc are
Informed by Mr.. Gsffney that the general
impression 10 that the silver mines lately
discovered on Willow Creek. . tributary of
Big Hole river, arc the richest and most ex>
tensivc yet discovered in Montana. There
are already about one hundred men In camp,
and many are taking out rock for shipment.
The lodges are very large and very rich,
several assaying up into the Thousands per
ton. The character Of the ore 10 black sul-
pburets and horn blende. The lodges arc
we'll defined and improve on being explored.
The Trspper lode, We understand, is thought
to be The best yet discovered; the owners
Of which it 10 said have . sure fortune In
eight. All tho Bannack quartz men are IN
camp and the excitement 10 represented -
being intense. Mr.. Armstrong, Utah min.
ing expert, Is prospecting In this camp and
says the indications for permanent lodges
and rich ores are better than he ever saw in
Utah. MI. A. is developing mine and has
erected sheds under which be 10 storing bis
ore, which lie will not ship until next scas>
on. Mr.. Gaffney hs' two men prospect'rg
in the camp who have succeeded In finding
several good veins. Taking the glowing
accounts from this new silverado and the
reliability and judgment of the authority
from whom We get It Several of tive best
miners of the Territory have bcen and ore
there), We are convinced that tho camp
promises more than any one in the Terrific.
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CASRl Nj EIEl>x.
For fine chewing tobaccos go to
2W WV. CoLEMAN'S

MOVING DAY."--Therc arc few to whom
the serrors OF moving day" orc more ap.
pallIng than TO printers. However, It bss
to be done occasionally. Tho rooms here.
to'"rc occupied by THE New NORTH WEST
for composing and press rooms having be.
come inadequate TO comfortable and advsn.
tageous conduct Of business, we leased the
entire building aud now have press and
composing room On the first floor formerly
occupied by the postofiicc II Is large, light
and well adapted to the purpose. However,
10 the moving Of heavy power presses and
Their rtadjus.nent there 10 Incl deutslly some
vexsllons and there will doubtless Ike no tic>
ed somewhat imperfect press;work on por.
ton OF the outside Of this issue, which
defect We trust will be charitably considered,
and its recurrence will be guarded against
As power press work IL something of . now
city TO most Of our people and the interes.
manifested In II can now Ike grati6ed more
satisfactorily than heretofore, VIC cordially
invite all who desire to drop in on Tuesdays
ana Fridays from 8 to5p. M, during which
""a's the papers are worked.
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Personal.

BILLY" Todd, the .'rasslsr" Of The 0s>
ssffs. u In town bound for Cedar, and Gays
"sileace!' when you mention oeysers.
Mn. Pndesu, Miss Jennie D'Acheul,
A'ss Kate Kelley, and W. B. Judd, Esq,
we've Passenger on Wednesdays coach to
Helena and will remain during the Fair.
niss Belle Forbis Of Helena, who has
besn pleasant and esteemed guest within
the social c,rcles of Dses Lodge for . couple
OF months past, returned home on Monday,
and We hope win return before 1.-The mossy
marbles resi-" etc, On all the octogenarians
Of tho old set."
Hon. y. A. IcCabs, ''thc man who said
things'' ON the 0syssr trip, end . whole
souled gentleman from the ground up, left
for Wslla Wslls on Wednesday toplay the
rae of Good Shepherd to his 800 sheep
during the winter. Always glad 10 Gee you
IN Montana, Charley.
judge Nspton, Mrs. Thos. II. Irvine and
Mr.. Harry A. D'Acheul, left on Fridays
coach for Helena, and will leave there On
Sunday for the East. Judge N. goes to st.
LOUIS, Mrs. Irvine to Ct, Joseph, and ''Hsr.
ry"as far - New York, with . possibility
Of biz extending bic saay we'll on In The win.
tes: We wish al . pleasant journey.
d. 8. p. Tessos, late Of The q. 9. Army,
arrived from 81. Louis this week. and con
templates making permanent residence In
Aontaua We hope he will find Il to bis
interest to locate here. His father. Mr.. E.
p. lesson, Of most excellent memory with
. host of friends In Helena and Deer Lodge,
10 ct present In New Orleans and In the en-.
joyment Of good health.
Prof. W. Egbert Smith. the last Of the
Deer Lodge Geyser tourists, and who spent
. week ar ten days in IN unsuccessful search
for kat horses Of tho party In the mountains
around tho n mmo.h Springs, returned on
Thursdsy evenings coach, looking almost
hale and ro.und a. the doughty Ksisht of
Tenksbury 6eld. Welcome home.
Thos. A. Cummings ESQ.,, Collector of
Customs for Montana. made % Tying visit
. few days ego; come sgain.-.Mrs Lcggett,
. lady travelling as agent for Masonic goods
and books was in Deer Lodge the present
week taking orders aud will be present in
Helena during the session of tho Grand
LOdse.-F0r numerous '.psrsonals" Geo Scott
House arrivals.