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4 PPLICATIoN FOR PATENT.
No 465
No. 465.
United States Land Office,
Helena, Montana, august 25th. 1876.

IIAlSN ~ 14u1lA SluCCR
Helena, Montana, august 25th, 1876. :
Notice is hereby published that Wesley Basye,
whose postOfnce address is Canyon Ferry, Meagher
county, Montana Territory, has this day filed
application for patent, under the mining laws of
Congress, to a placer mining claim, situated in
Avalanche gulch mining district, Meagher county,
Montana Territory, designated as lot No. 80, in Il 10
n r ] g., Principal Meridian, Montana. Territory
which claim is not recorded, and described in the
official plat and field notes on file in this office, as
follows: Beginning Mt the southwest corner No. 1
of lot No. 3S IL n r 2 9, and running thence 8 Sc deg
9 .. 10 chains; thence s 80 deg e l chain; thence s 20
deg l5 min w 10 chains; thence 8 80 deg DO min w 20
chains thence s 81 deg Is min w q chains; thence 8
50 deg SO min W 20 chains; thence s 80 deg As min w
49, 81 chains; thence n 55 deg w 4 chains; thence n 80
deg g "a chains; thence N 81 deg Q 20 chains: thence
not deg 80 min g 6 100 chains; thence n "a deg G AZ
chains: thence n 80 deg G II chains; thence n 20 deg
10 min Q 10 chains; thence n SO deg SO min e Is chains;
thence n 30 deg e %. 20 chains to the place of begin
ming, embracing 81 acres, upon which a notice of
said application was posted the 26th day of june,
1876.
The adjoining claimants to these premises are the
claimants of LOT 81 on the South and lot 80 on the
North, placer claims.
.. Any and all persons claiming adversely any por-
ton of said lot 80, above described, are hereby noti-
lied that, unless their adverse claim is duly flied ac-
corsting to law. with the Register of the u. S. Land
ufnce, Ut Helena, Montana Territory, within the
sixty days period of publication hereof, they viii
be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
j. I'll. MOE, Register.
B.. +. MARsn, u. s. Dep. Mineral Surveyor.
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A MrLK-nousE.-The Napa Register, in
speaking of the dairy of Jesse Grigsby.
gives the following description of his milk
house which is constructed with a view to
regulating the temperature, and is worthy
of imitation:
ut is constructed with a view to GOODNESS
and perfect ventilation, and consists of a
building within a building. The outer is Il
frame house, fourteen by eighteen feet, the
walls of each building being quite thick.
with a free passage way between the walls
and roofs of the houses. In the inner house
are the racks on which are placed the pans
ofmilk."
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PROPOSALS. FOR CARE
And Maintenance of Meagher County
Poor for the Ensuing Year.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFIcR.
4i Meaghcr County, M. t., Sept. z, 1870,
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals Wy
be received at the County Clerk s Office, in DlamoIp
City, for the support and maintenance OF me Goun ~
sick, poor and inffrm, per capita by the Wesn o,nn ~
one year, commencing Dec. LIST. 1876, 20 sa6
feed, clothing, nursing and burial expenses. f =
proposals will be received at the Clerk { o aiauer : ~
said, until Dec. 10th, 1876. The C1Inila.se
$500 49, - - TIE. iGHLLiks
cl'k BID Comfy coteeti
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HELENA AND

Coaches leave Helena every morning, Sunday.
excepted alta O'Clock, a. m.
Leave Bozeman every morning, Sundays except
ed at4 O'Clock, q. m.
Passengers and freight carried at moderate rates
~ Nr"- OFFICES:
HELENA-Davis & Wallace's, Main Street.
BozEMAN-Willson s. Rich's, cor. Main and Bore
man Streets.
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COUNSELLOR AND COMPANION

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with Clubs of 90, one extra cony
single Copies, Ten Cents. 81
Also, clnDs with any and all the 6rst-class Agri-
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of America. o1"hs ooVihiis
w Will furnish the Husbandman and American
STOCK journal for 81. 80.
nuspandman and National Granger, LIS.
Il. N. SUTHERLlN.
Editor and Proprietor.
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The Chinese Question.

SAN FRANCISCO, October l9.-The
Congressional committee to investigate
the Chinese question have organized and
will begin taking testimony on Saturday
next.
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon,
says hurricane passed over the neigh
boring country on Tuesday afternoon,
blowing down trees, houses and fences,
but causing no loss of life.
San Francisco commercial circles are
considerably excited over the war
like news rom Europe, which
has had the effect to slacken
the demands of holders of wheat in sntlci
patton of higher rates at an early day.
Very little business has been transacted
since the news was received, and such
small sales as have been effected run
ming from q to per. cent. above pre-
vious quotations, holders generally ask
ing much higher figures, which buyers
at present decline to pay on a rough
estimate. The affairs of Muecke, Victor
Il Co., who recently failed show debts of
about $l3O,000 unsecured, SlS0,O0O parti-
ly secured by bsss and 100000 due
European houses The nominal assets
are 80 cents on the dollar. This evening
the sons of Revolutionary sires
celebrate the anniversary of the
surrender of rnwallis by literary ex-
ercses and ball at Union Hall.
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Society Of the tr"y of the Tennes'

WASHINGTON, October l9-The So
clety of the Army of the Tennessee this
morning elected officers for the ensuing
wear AS follows: President, General W.
r. Sherman; Vice Presidents, General
LogaR. Colone, Woodworth NJ. d.,
Major Powell, General w. 7. Clark,
Colonel Know, Captain Gill, Captain
Steel. Lieutenant Stevenson, Major w.
b. Moore, Major Shears and Captain
Laird; Recording Secretary, Colonel l..
NJ. DAYTON; Corresponding Secretary,
General Hicben ooper; Treasurer, General
Force.
st. Paul, September 9th, was chosen as
the place and time of the next annual
meeting. ard General NJ. w Bone was
elected orator.
After some further business the Society
adjourned to visit Mount Vernon.
Tie Society of the Army Of the Ten
nessee to-day visited Mount Washington
As guests Of the citizens of Washington.
A collation. was supplied on the boat
by committee Of the citizens of Wash
ington. Ir going down and coming up
the Potomsc river, saluteS were fired
from Fort Washington. AT night the
members ot the Society paid their re-
spectS to President Grant.
Representatives of the Army of theTen-
nessee were received by the President
in the east room of the Executive man
sion this evening. The Marine band at
tended and the reception was one of
brillisncv Mrs. Grant, Mrs Sartoris
and Mr.. L. :. GRAFT, Jr.. assisted tie
President in the ceremonies OF the recep.
ton. at the conclusion Of which a very
large number OF visitors who had thronged
the approaches to the Executive mansion
tor some time was admitted, and also paid
their respects to the President. Among
the distinguished perSonagcs at the MILL
tary reception were Gen. Sherman, Gov.
Shel herd, Gen. Vanvliet, Brig. Gen.
Tom Sweeney who commanded the divi-
sion that saved MCPherson's left, Gen.
Logan, and nearly all who have particl-
pated in the imposing ceremonies OF past
wears.
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Lefier from August Belmont.

New YORK, October l9.-The Herald,
tomorrow, will publish q letter from
August Belmont, IN answer, rs a repre-
sentative of Rothschild, to the dispatch
in to-day's Post, to the effect that the
syndicate was about to stop taking
the new loan until Governor Hayes
election is assured. Mr.. Belmont says
that the safety and wisdom Investment
in the funded. debt of the United States
do not depend on the Presidential etec-
tions, in the opinion of European lnves-
tors, any more than the soundness of
English consols depends on whether the
Ministry is Tory or Liberal; that the
ability of the United States to command
capital depends in the universal belief
that the country is safe and that the
people wi keep their promises, no mat
ter what the politicians may say. He
pointed out the fact that while English
consols have dropped = per cent and the
Russian loan 20 per cent, United States
five and four and a half per cents have
dropped less than ! per cent during the
excitement over the Eastern question.
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Loss OF the steamer Rydal Hall

SAN Francisco, October I9.-CaPtsin
Foster, of the British ship Rydal Hall,
lost Tuesday night, near Spanishtown,
states that the ship was 1900 tons burden
and belonged to the Sun Shipping Com
psny. of Liverpool. Tuesday the weather
was very rough, aud all hands remained
on deck during the night, until
she struck, about 8 P. ", crushing
the bottom and rapidly filling.
Four seamen, Charles Wilson, George
White George Georges, and George
Johns attempted to launch the gig,
without orders, and the boat was
swamped and all of them were lost, the
sea making q clean breach over the ship.
In lowering away the life-boat, Hugh
Williams, the second officer; William
Wilson, stewart boy; Keith Sellin, ap.
prentice; Alex Barlow. VIM. Baker and
James Gomez, seamen, were drowned.
They did not attempt to get out
any more boats, but stopped
on board till morning, when the crew
were taken of by "a whsleship with great
difficulty, owing 10 the heavy surf The
captain remained on board till four
o'clock in the afternoon, the ship then
fast becoming total wreck, full OF water
and with the decks breaking up. Nothing
was saved, not even the ships papers.
The captain attributes the disaster to the
currents, whose strength was not prop
erly estimated. The ship was valued at
e26, 600 and the cargo at "a, ,0OOi insured
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Independeet. order OF FOresters.

CLEVELAND, o., October l9.-The
High Court of the Independent Order
OF Foresters closed It's session today.
John p. Peel was unanimously ly elected
and installed NJ. w II, Treasurer.
Various amendments to the cOnstitu-
tion were reported, but had to be laid
over till next year.
Certain amendments to the subordin-
ate ritual were adopted.
w. ID. Mclloghoyne was installed as
K. w. II. State Chief Ranger for Canada
Resolutions and thanks were rendered
ex-Chiei Ranger, Henry Gruftin, for the
impartial and digniied discharge Of his
duties.
The salary Of High Court Secretary
was fixed at S250per year.
The FOrreSter's Journal ot..New York
WAS adopted as the organ of the order.
Adjourned to meet at Covington, KY.
on the third Tuesday in October, 1877.
The admissions to the Centennial to-
day were l60.20 ut so cent. and l,24Oat
% cents.
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ed in London that orders have been
given that three corps of the British
army shall be Immediately modified.
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SINCE the October elections the call OF

SINCE the October elections the call OF
the Republicans is, on one side, for more
troops, and on the other for more money.
Bayonets for compelling votes, and as
sessments for paying election expenses.
1t is clear case of decentralization. The
moral indears are gone under. Poor South
Carolina is chosen for the battlefield,
and the desperate CaANDLER-CHAM-
BERLAIN clan do not care how bloody
they make it. If an outbreak can be
provoked in that State, either against the
Federal troops or the excited blacks, the
party managers mean 10 shout "bloody
murder rebellion" "war," and all the
rest of the frightful cries up to the 7th OF
November. After that all will be as
still again as it was before these wicked
men stirred the passions on which they
relied for party success.
But money, as KILPARICK wrote to
HAYES, is as essential as the cry of war,
and to obtain it the clerks in the De-
partments are to be assessed three and
a half per cent on their salaries in
addition to the two per cent already
taken. Trouble threatens in conse-
quence, for the office-holders are office
seekers also, and Indiana and West
Virginia offer them better investments
for their wages than South Carolina and
war. Thus the party stsggers under the
load, and with the we'll directed blows
of the people will reel to its certain des-
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EauaIizIng Freight Rates.

DETROIT, October l9.-Represchta-
tives of all the leading eastern and west
ern fast frelgh. lines met here to-day, to
perfect plan for equalizing rates. The
Commercial Express, Erie AID North
Shore, Erie and Milwaukee and Diamond
lines, running over the Erie, Mich
lgan Central, Detroit and Milwau-
k:e and Canada roads, were
consolidated, TO be known hereafter
as the Erie and North Shore line. J. a.
Smith, of Chicago, was appointed gen.
ersl manager with his headquarters at
Detroit. The diminustiOn OF branch Of
fees located in different cities
was decided on. 1t is under
stood hist decided advantage will be
made. in uniform rates At tomorrow s
meeting it is also understood that the
lines running over the New York Gen.
tral will consolidate with the new organ
fy4-irD
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The Capital Question.

WHEELING, OCTOBER ~.
Editors Register:
1t has been said that Wheeling is not
entitled to the Capital on account Of the
small majority she gave for Mathews for
Governor. Ii the Legislature takes into
consideration Democratic msioritIes in
locating the Capital, then Webster
county will have the strongest claim
of any county in the state. as it is
reported that out of 4O7 votes in
the county, 400 were for the Democratic
nomin ees, and only for the Republican
ticket. They are talking about raising Il
subscription to give these unlucEy seven
Republicans to emigrate to the west.
Huttinsvlle, Randolph county, would
also have good claim for the Capitol
since she cast her whole vote, l5I, for
Mathews. DEMOCRAT.
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NEw YORK, October ls.-Ooeton-
Dali at l0t@ll l-l6c; futures closed
weaker; November l0c; December l03c;
January 10 5-l6@l0 1890; February
10 l7-S2c. Flour-Active; receipts I, 500
barrels; superine western and state "a 70
G5 10; common 10 good IS 40(6,5 IS;
good 10 choice S. 70(S5 IS; white wheat
extra S. S5(S7 so; extra Ohio 6 t06
90; st. LOUIS IS 65tGS 50. Rye Flour
-Firmer; western 81 2095 10. Corn
Mesl-Firm; western 81 76(9S 10.
Whest-lrregular and unsettled; opened
at an advance of &c, but closed dull; free
sellers At yesterdays prices; receipts
$1,000 bushels; No. ? Milwaukee old
81 24@l 24t; No. 8 do new 81 %; No. 2
srd No. Chicago spring mixed 81 q.
RAe-Quiet; western 7297Sc. harley
-Dulli No, = Canada 81 %. Malt
Steady. Coru-Light trade; receipts
$4,000 bushels; western mixed ungraded
$1,000; No. white 6lc. Oats-Aoder.
ate trade; receipts 65,OO0 bushels. Hay
and Hops-FIrm. Groceries-Quiet and
unchanged. Petroleum-Dull; crude
lsc; refined 26c; IN cases SOC; naphtha
lac. Eggs-Frm; western 2SS26c.
Pork-Dull At sic s09l7 0O. Beef
Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats-
Quiet Middles-Firmer; hong clear
western ss@9!. Lsrd-Dull; prime steam
$40 S5(9l0 40. Butter-Dull; western
l5@SGc; state 20S.36. Cheese-Firm;
choice collie. Whisky-S,arce and
nominal At 81 IL.
PHILADELPHIA, October l9.-Petrc-
leum-Dull; refined 25S@26c; crude lsc.
Flour-Activs and unchanged. Whea,
Dull; red 81 27@l 20. Rye-At 20
@72c. Corn Steady yellow 6O96l,;
mixed SOC. Oats-Unchanged Whisky
-Western 81 But,er-Firm; New
York aud Bradford county extra S+(635c;
frsts 30(dlSlc; western extra 26S30c;
frsts 9SCG25c. Cheese Firm; fancy L.
@,l3c Eggs Steady; western 2S(92oc.
NEw York, October l9-Dry Goods
The trade movement continues slow
with the commission houses and import
ers. Cottons steady and In moderate de-
mand and at unchanged prices. Prints
in moderate request; Gloucester mourn.
iug prints &c; Passaic fancy prints arc re-
duced lc. Dress goods less active
Woolens remain quiet. Foreign goods
sluggish
ToLEDo, October l9.-FloIr- Quiet
and steady. Steady; No !
white Michigan 81 u; No. 2 do 81 10;
amber 81 %; rejected red 81 IA. Corn
Steady; high mixed sic; low mixed
49ic; no grade 49c; new Acc; damaged
46c. Oals-Dull; No. 2 Sac; white SOC;
Michigan Soc.
PITJsBURGu. October l9-Potrolsum
Crude quiet and unsettled nj 81 22iG
3 20 at Parker's; refined dull and prices
unchanged.
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FOREIGN.
THE EASTERN WAR.
The situation Unchanged.

NEW YORK. October l9-Specisl dis .
patches from London sst the situation
today is quite as gloomy as it seemed
Yesterday. There is, indeed, less excite
n.ent this morning on the Stock Ex-
change than yesterday, but there Is, If
posi- ble. protounder conviction that q
general war ls inevitable. The tone Of
the leading papers this morning Il not
only depressed, but it is despsiring.
Leading writers seem 10 give up all hope
tbs y general conflict can be syerted. II
is conceded that no one can see the end
of the complications should Europe be
summoned TO arms To add TO the eX-
citement and distrust, it is just snnounc.
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Louisiana Politics.

NEW ORLEASN, October l9.-The Re-
publican parish Convention to-day, en-
dorsed the Independent Conservative
ticket for city and parish officers, and
recommended that all Republicans vote
for it. They also pledged the Republi-
can party to make no nominations for
CITY or parish officers. This act leaves
the regular Democratic ticket ard the
Independent Conservative ticket, the
ONLY tickets in the field in this city.
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CONGRATULATIONS.
Consistency Thou art IA Jewel.

Consistency Thou art IA Jewel.
Editors of the Register:
Dantord said last night he did not in
tend to ''flauEt the bloody shirt" and at
oIce pitched into the South with all the
bitterness and hate of a man who had
never fired a gun in defence OF his
country. He Haunted nothing but the
bloody shirt
Daniord said he had nothing to say
against Mr.. Tilden and then charged
him with having been an
alder and abettor in all the
corruption Of the Tamany Ring.
Whist reason or consistency is there in
such words2 If we are TO form conclu-
siors at all from such denunciatory lam
guage and sectional doctrine, must they
not be diametrically opposite to the
views and wishes of the speaker last
night?
From one who would like to see the
people of the South spoken Of as natives
f the United States, and not as heathens
or canibsls. INDEPENDENT.
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Combination Day at the Centennial.

PHILADELPHIA, October l9.-This is
Combination Day at the Centennial, the
day devoted to Virginia, Maryland,
Delaware ard District of Columbia. The
Maryland and Delaware State buildings
are gaily decorated. Last night the city
council of Wilmington and the Mayor
came in on special car. Then came
Gov. Carroll, of Maryland and his staff
in uniform. Brig.-Gen. Herbert
and staff Major Latrs5e and the
city council of Baltimore.
At 1920 and II A. ", respectively,
Governor Cochrane, Of Delaware, and
Governor Carroll, of Maryland, entered
the grounds, eacn accompanied by his
staff. and were escorted to their respec
tive State buildings where receptions
were held. A large number of visitors
have come in from Virginia, and despite
the absence Of the Governor there Was
sort of friendly reunion and social gather
ing. At the West Virginia building
fourteen contestants are entered tor the
tournament this afternoon, and much
interest Is shown in the affair.
In addition to the prizes previously
offered, magnificent cup of solid silver
engraved with the 'imperial Chinese
dragon, is offered TO the leading Knight
by Wynn Zeng, the Chinese Mandarin,
who has been almost continuously Y at the
exhibition since its commencement, and
is tho fourth man in rank in the Chinese
empire. The crowd at the grounds is
very large indeed.
The attendance at the Exposition
yesterday numbered l24,0OO.
To morrow morning the monument
in homer o! DR.. John WitherspoOn in
Paramount Park, will be unveiled.
At one o'clock this afternoon the
cash admlttances to the Centennial num-
bered l44, 900, exceeding the attendance
of any day except Pennsylvania day.
The Tournament.
PHILADELPHIA, October 19.-The
Tournament ground was deusely crowded
this afternoon Fifteen knights joined
in the fitting, viz: Messrs. II. Crczler,
of New Hampshire; f. H. Mcfarland,
Jr., Massachusetts; l.. L Susby, Rhode
Island; William p. Royan, Connecticut;
George V. Bacon, New York; G. ID.
Chapman, New Jersey; H. NJ. Perry,
Pennsylvania; X I. Kane, Delaware;
K. w. Hereford, Maryland; +.
F. Gallsher, Virginia; j. NJ. Hardy,
North Carolina; Z. Nelson Jarboe, South
Carolina; q. A. Fox, Georgia; q. White,
Jr representing the Centennial and
Master A. B. Sint representing the
Union. Delaware was the victor, taking
eight rings in II possible nine. Centen-
nial second, Connecticut third, South
Carolina fourth and Maryland fifth. The
entertainment lasted until almost five
o'clock
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rkofIDE YOURSELVES With
TICKETS.

Ihe Democrats of the various counties
VI thls state should lose no time in pro
''f'hg an abundant supply of tickets for
m .us election on Tuesday, November 7th.
uefe are no local candidates to look
@''eF the matter of printing and clrculat-
'"g tickets at this election, hence 1t will
'e'oIVe on the county and district COM
"''Iees to perform this work.
Oont put it of until the last day,
'''uer, but attend to It at once.
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MrETINGArNEw MARTINSvILLE.

There will be a grand Democratic rally
and iolitcation at New Marnnsville, on
Wednesday, November lst. Distinguish
Cd speakers from abroad will u! !lress the
people on the occasion. The Democrats
Of Wetzr. will make arrangy gyments to
have big gathering and jol y time on
!hs. dsv.
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lr WAS bad and foolish enough for
man 10 be a Know-Nothing twenty-five
years ago, when the insanity was catch
ing; but he who stfiliates with these
tIgoied enemies of demoCrs attic liberty IN
this enlightened Centennial y err deserves
The condemnation ot every honest voter
10 the land, and should be pcrpc;ually
srelyed
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Tammany Nominations.

New YORK, October l9.-The Tam
many County Convention met to-day,
Henry l.. Clinton presiding, and made
the following nominations: For Mayer,
smith Ely, Jr.; for Judge OF Superior
Court, John {. Freedman; for Judge Of
Marine Court, James Z. Sinnott, Surro-
gate, Delsno c. Calvin; Sheriff, Bernard
Reilly; County Clerk, Henry a. Gumbie-
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Another Nero Outrage.

COLUMBIA. 5. C., October l9.-Six white
men returning home from Democratic
meeting Al Edgefeld G. H., near dark
Yesterday, were fired into by colored
men in ambush. One was killed Instant
lv and another severely woundei Msj.
Kline and other United States officers, at
the request of the whites, went to the
spot and while viewing the body white
man was sent for the Coroner who wss
$50 shot from ambush and his leg shat
tered and his herse wounded. The
meeting had been quiet and orderly.
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Fatal priZp-Fight.

Tuesday afternoon two miners engaged
in q prize-fght to settle a difficulty be-
tween them, and Edward Warren was so
severely beaten by his antagonist, James
Moore. that he died Warren's friends
then set upon Moore and fatally injured
him. The friends Of the two men en-
gagged IN riot last night, during which
several of them were ser ously wounded.