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RACING IN ENGLAND.

TIE NEWMARKET HouoHToN ME8rIHG-LoRD
YALMouTH's WHEEL OF FORTUNE THE VIM
Nxn OF The DEwHunsr PLATE.
[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LoSDox. Oct %, 1878.
The principal event to-day at the Newmarket
Houghton meeting the race for the Dswhurss
Plate. which brought ou, thirteen starters Was
won by Lord Falmouth's Wheel of Fortuna Lord
Rossssry's FiAvius got the second place and Ar. r.
X. Chrlstopner's Discord tho third.
rHx BsrrlxG.
The last betting 2 to l on Wheel Of Fortune, IS
70 against Fiav,us and II TO against Dlscord.
The Dcwhurst Plate OF 800 sovs in specie, given BY
she Jockey Club, added to sweepstakes ot rs sovs.
oach, IL forfeit, Tor two-year.old colts, st. Ibs
nll,cs, st. lbs f; the wtuucr OF sho Middle Park
los. Of one value 500 sovs, Abs extra tho Of
tho second horse 200 out Of the stakes
and tho th,rd 1Oo sovs last sevon furlongs OF r. NJ
LORD FaImou,h's b. f. Wheel OF Fortune, BY Ad-
vsn'Srer, oss o. queen (.
OF Mics Sheppard. BY Dollar. 2
Mr. n. r. Chiistopner's b. 9. Discord, by seo-saw,
out oi Autnem..........s-... ..............-....
THE WINNER
Tho Dewhurst Plato casts much light on the crack
events OF 1879 the English turf and, consequently,
10 Of great Importance. Wheel OF Fortune, the
ncr 10 by Adventurer, IRON Queen Bertha (shs 1853
Oaks winner aud In the opinion of many gives prom
iss OF rvallins the iea,s OF her dam and
OF her haifsistsr. spinaway, who at the
clogo OF her second years racing went 10 the
STUD thoroughly sound and iros from blemsb, hav.
ing won tho Oaks and ton other stakes. Wheel Of
Fortune, like Spinaway, is thicksct and round bar
relied OF fair size, has great width between the hips
and In every respect 10 hardy and facingi'ke nliy.
she made her hrss appearance In tho Richmond
stakes at doodwood, which sne won very clevsrly,
beating grand good aod, among thcm General Peers
Peter since the winner OF the Middle PARK Plate
Next sne captured the Prince OF Waes' stakes a.
York August meeting. and At Doncastsr walked over
for tho Wentworth post Producs) Stakes. Then she
won the Buckenhsm Post Producc) Stakes a the
Newmarket Frs, October meeting. ana OF this event
The Sporting LUe. September rs. SAID
Racing began with the Bucxsnham Stakes, In which
Sir Jonn Astisy showed Bimsslf bold and brave
otd Of the ssassa--wheci OF fsftune. II ended By
Sir John subscribing $50 sove. toward Lord Fai-
mouths benent Und, Is ne mad to pay thai sum for
being beaten "Wh,e thsro 10 life there 10 hopsu 70
a good kim TO work upon but there wasn't much
10 os hoped Tor with Howd's against Wheel Of Fer
tune.
In referring 10 The the Londen Field, Sep
tcmbcr 2s, ssid:-
The Buckenham Stakes was match, if the meeting
Of an animal cailsd Howdis with wheel OF Fortune
could be digninsd by that name Tho former 10
Howdie when she has not gos 30 meet wheel of
Fortune BY the wsy, We wore pussied - TO whsrs
Lord Falmouth got The name for ns speedy daughter
Of Queen Bsrtha unui We remsmbsrsd feadiaG seme
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from London. There is an expectation of
large arrivals of gold from Australia, which
would be favorable to exchange on America.
Assurances continue to reach Paris that the
consequences of the Glasgow failures are
exaggerated. Rentes fves closed this af-
ternoon at 1920; threes, 7640.
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oBsEoUIEs OF DUPANLOUP.
TIE RKvER1D BISHOP FINDS LAST RESTING
PLACE IN THE CATHEDRAL OF ORLEANS.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALp.I

PLACE IN THE CATHEDRAL OF oRLEANe.
[Dr CABLE TO THE HEnALp.l
PARIS. Oct. %, 1873.
The HEnALD's special correspondent at
Orleans telegraphs that tho obsequies Of
Bishop Dupanloup to-day were imposing
and magnificent in the extreme. The cor
tese was preceded by number of religious
societies, several trade corporations, the
clergy of twelve parishes. the civil and mil
itary authorities, Cardinal Guibert and
thirty mitred bishops. The pallbearers
were -
President Of the Tribunal of Orleans,
General Bataille,
M. John Lemoinne, and
Duo dAudifret- -Pasquier.
The French Academy was represented by
NM. John Lemoinne, Camille Doucet and
Professor Saint Rene Taillandier.
BURIAL PLACE In THE CATHEDRAL
All the shops in the city of Orleans were
closed along the route followed by the COR
tsca The religious ceremony closed with
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HOME RULE IN IRELAND.

AR. PARSELL ORGANIZES THE OPPOSITION TO
MR. Burr-"oBsrRUcTIoN NOW AND ALL
TIE TIMz"-JoHN o'coNSoR POWER CALLS
UPON Nh. BUTT TO STAND BY HIS PROMISES.
[Bx CABLE TO THE HERALD.l
DUBLIN, Oct. %, 1873.
The three days conference of that wing
of tn. Home Rule party opposed to MI.
Isaac Butts policy concluded this afternoon.
The delegates, who came from all parts of
Ireland, declared for obstruction instead of
constitutional conciliation. Mr.. Butts
party was fercely denounced by
the mass meeting. Mr.. Parnell, M. p,
declared his intention to ask the
out Ireland in regard to obstruction, with
which object in view he will make a politi-
cal tour through the entire island. He
declared that he had resoluti which he
should put before these constituencies.
binding their representatives to stop par
liamentary business if any obstructionist
was suspended or imprisoned by the House|
of Commons.
AT FEVER HEAT.
The obstructionists received the adhe-
sion of sixteen Irish members of Parlia-
ment, and arrangements were made to
place obstruction candidates before the
constituencies represented by Mr. Butt 81
followers at the next general cleo
tions The old Repeal leaders joined
the obstructionists; the nationalists will.
when the hour comes, unite with the Par
nellites at the polls. The home rule organ
izations, under Parnelrs policy, are to be
revived at once. Mass meetings in favor of
obstruction are to be held throughout all
the counties and at all the large towns.
Mr.. BUTT DENouNcED.
The Butt party is much detected and Mr..
Buttis called on by his friends to issue an
address to the people on his policy. There
was private meeting of obstructionist
members of Parliament held this morning
to arrange plan Of campaign for the winter
months. All the large Irish populations of
Great Britain are to be appealed to for q
declaration in favor of the Parnell policy.
At mass meeting last night the Buttites
were thrown out. There was no row, how
ever.
THE PARNRLL PoLrCY.
John O'Connor Power, member for Mayo,
challenges Mr.. Butt to fulfil his declaration
made against the English Parliament in
1867. The obstructionists expect fifty
members in the next Parliament, and in
tend to act as one body to block business
until home rule for Ireland is granted
or compel Parliament to expel them. Their
policy is to meet in Ireland and advise the
people to denounce the authority of the
English Parliament MI. Butt will address
his constituents soon, opposing this policy.
At the election the question for the Irish
people will have been narrowed down
to-"Who shall lead Ireland, Butt OF
Parnell?"
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AWHILE WAITING FOR COUGH ITO GO
a. IL camo" you often sowing tho Of consump
tion. Better try DIR. JAMES ExPEcroRANr
cure for all coughs colds.
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He was .armed 20 the teeth" He carried gun.
No pistol, no dagger sword: no. not one.
He was armed TO the teeth" according TO wont
He carried his bottle Of SozopoSr.
which preserved his mouth his gums and breath.
Sad wo not right, Hes "Hrmea ~ the teethf"
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"UBArRicE CENcf-
DJuss pabsheu, Gusrvsssi's great Italian nisscscsI
nevs vita ssssi ross.ss after uiacs snd sorrow
fai sansins q w. CARLET0N ~. Publishes
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A. FINE SILK HAT, So 20; WORTH IS a -
Derby, 81 co.. is New Churcn sf. up stairs.
A-FALL STYLES GENTLEMEN'S HATS
ready, ct popular prices; nne SILK Hat IS.
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sozoDoNri sozoDoNTii

To preserve the teeth and them and white u
their decay, there preparation In the markef
equal SoxoDoSr; TO preserve tn. gums In naturally
hard healthy condition there no superior 20 5000
DoSr 90 purity and sweccn the breath there NO RIVAL 20
SozoDoyr Consequently wonder that the popular
ity or soxopokr boundsthst IL 10
among all clcanly and sensible people the vide
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GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
are we'll prsvsntives OF lung maarai fever and
bilious affections sold evcrywherc; by mail. 81 90
ISAAC A.. SINGER. solo manufactures, 70& BroAdway.
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"BoLLINGER," THE MOST DELICIOUS "DRYS
Champagne In tue market
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FOREIGN FINANCES.

FAILURE or MATHEW, BUCHANAN ; CO.,
GLASGOW, FOB ONE MILLION PoUNDs-A
COAL CORPORATION DEFuNcr-REAssURING
ADvIcxs FROM LONDON AND PARIS ESCAPE
or MR FLsMINo
iBY CABLE TO THE HkRALD.1
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.
-SsW NttvrT.

Pubshed this week and selling like wiidnrs--DArsY
THOKNTON, q splendid new novel by Mra Mary j.
Holmes whose sell enormously and read aud
reread With such interest Cioth. bound beautifully;
price, 81 so
- Also handsome editions OF Mrs Holmes other
worksrempest and sunshine. Iona Rivers Edith Lyle.
Edns Brownlns. Marian Cray. West Lawn. 40, &o
a. W. CARLETON A 90, Pspilsn.rs
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PARIS B UNDrsTuRED DY THE FINANCIAL
TROUBLES or GREAT BRITAIN.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
PARIS, Oct. %, 1878.
There was better feeling on the Bourse
to-day owing to ths satisfactory accounts
The New York herald., 1878-10-24

MrssIsoUoi SPRING WATER SPECIFIC FOR
cancer scrous kidney disease For w ali Leading
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POLITICAL PRINTING DONE QUICKLY AND
chsa at tho METROPOLITAN JOB OFFICE. - Ann S.
PARIS EXHIBITION, 1sTs.-BRONZE MEDAL
18th st., New York
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-07-21

Secretary Sherman was t1tosV;ewet
the other day and said: with gold a
three.eights o! one per cent. resump
tion is practically accomplished. 1 do
not think "A governmental order for re.
sumption will be necessary next year,
as 1 believe before TIE day fixed re-
sumption will have been brought abou;
by natural causes"
The stock market is buoyaAt and
higher uuI in fual dealings the best
prices Of tho day were made. In n few
cases the figures attained were the
highest Of the year. fnG advance was
stimulated by the favorable reports
! from ,au Saratoga Kaii.oad meeting.
the increased earnings Of the granger
ruaLs and considerable purchases Oh
dividend paying stocks.
At - meeting Il Tao communists las:
evening, Alex. Jonas made an address
| in German. and his special point.
against BIsmarA and III favor OF q rc.
! vO!utiuu ia Germany were greeted with
dcuiuuinG shots. The resolutions
adopted call upon our brothers ia Ger
'..Huy to use every effort in the coming
| election TO send representatives Of labor
| to tia German Parliament tp boldly
| defy intimidation and to rgituto for
the overthrow OF miiiiiurIsln even
| though the prison or exile be their
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rSe Mail nonte oGes,Foa.

An opinion wes expressed in this
paper soiav time ago that Congress.
man Wren had been instrumental i'll
having the point Of departure from the
Railroad OF the northern mail route
changed from Elko to Battle Mountain.
IL letter from SIr. Wren publishsd j
in the Ellze Post Of July 18th, that
gentleman says he WAS in no manner
party to that change.
1t appears that one of the employees
| Of the mail contractor was appointed as
special Agent by the Postoflica Depart
ment to report upon the route and upon
bis report and "a petition from the peo-
pie OF TuscgTora the change WAS made.
Now IL is 10 be presumed tLat an cr,
ployco OF the Contractor would report
ia accordance with the interest and
wishes Of his employer, regardless OF
the convenience Of tue public, and 1t is
80 notorious a fact that people eau be
induced To sign any kind d! petition
without even knowing what it contains,
Hs Is known 10 bc the case in thus in-
stance, that it Was SCARCELY credible
that change Of that kind should have
been made without the rccommenda.
tion Of soIao influential person who
was supposed to be familiar with the
facts in the case.
Here arc the considerations upon
which the opinion in regard to AIr.
Wrcn's influence in the matter were
based. We are pleased to know that
our CONGRESSMAN has net compromised
himself by being party to this mis-
'@kc that has been made 10y the Post
"Lice Department, und imasmuch ug
the people of Tuscarora signed tie
petition under misapprchensiou aud
40 now anxious TO have the mail come
ru:u E.SO again, no doubt Mr.. Wren
Ill. Use his iuHucuc" ;n favor Of huy
.is the route changed back again to
Elk. Ia this connection il il we'll not
overlook :Lc fact that the most ordin- |
"ry sense and prudence should have |
prevented the rusluGicc officials FROM
making n change Of this kind on the |
strength cf a petition sUpported only
by the favorable report Of an Agent
known not 10 ba disiutcrcstcd.
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SHORT.

Tns following items are from the
Pioche Rcfoyd OF ihe l3h;
The one tank built at Bullionville
FOR The purpose Of trying the teaching
process on the tailing5 there having
proved n success. four moro tanks are
about being erected and large supply
Of Chemicals necessary have been sont
for. Tho dump OF Piochc mine on
Meadow Valley street, has been leased
for the pnsposo Of lcaching the screen.
ings, the party leasing paying at the
rate OF fifty cents per ton for the privi-
lego. II is though tina, II can made to
pay we'll.
IL hos been hscortaincd that instead
of the Alps Company owing only about
$40, 900 tint ti,o2 ID reality owe non-ly
so, 900. and out Of this vast amount
due there will not loo any dividend for
any one except the holder Of the mort
gage, tho assignco--in case Of bank.
ruplcy--hnd the miners. We Under.
stand that the law, after such claims az
mortgages are paid, gives TO the min.
cts working at the time Of failure $50
If there Is enough III TIE estate to do
80.
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'Thr 'F,,,irih in lnnnln.

We learn that contrary to general OK.
pcctatiun, yesterday passed in Montreal
without amy sci!pua outbreak. \ strong
,orco cf military aul police were he'll
IA readiness to suppress acts Of violence
"ut the absence OF any general disIur.
'ancc was attributable, beyond doubt.
to the fact that no regular parade ON
the part of the Orang,mou tool. place.
After assembling at their hall. u vote of
iAc members was taken rs to whether
~ not the usual pual" on such occas.
ions Should be observed. which result.
ID in the negative. \ few sc.lmmagys
occurred. but nothing Of a scriou,
character disturbed the peace of the
CITY,
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The Us!c o. te.i.wuuy IN tho Porter
Investigation now progressing. is setting
quite as strongly in his favor us it ran
against him "a hir fuImey trial. One OF
'hr Erayv,t cGarg against Porter was
GIs failure to at. tcl. Lpu.strrct ON the
-y;h 81 August, as orl,r red 10y Pope.
thereby losing victory, or at lcnst a
decided advantage. The testimony Of
L0ngstru"t himself IS. that Pogo was
cAi!T,ly mistaken rs to the position and
rirrgth %! The enemy. AMI nothing but
TIA" discretion Of Porter ia constantly
thr, atcn.ng w.thUu. attaching, saved
Gis command from utter defeat. and
prevented 1900 men from nj once
IuiTiHR LCO'6 immediate command
against PuVu. Tho strong force of
Lougstroet was favorIb!y situntnd
To receive an attack bat not
to nuke one, nud what Longs,rcc; was
paTtiyulorly anxious for, was tho very
tick which Porter. who evidently un.
derst0od the situation. refused to make.
With regard to the facts in this psrtic.
uinr cas", Lurgs,rc,t b ust be fully cog.
niaaut, aud il viii be difficult to discover
any good TrRson why he
should attempt to diBtort them. II
General Porter has been misrcprcsent-
ed, aud can succeed in oXhonuratiug
himself from the charges brought
against him, such showing will. we ap.
prrhond prove source Of general salts.
faction.
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DANIEL r. BEATTY'S
Pianos and Organs

The Pianos and Organs manufactured By De-,
iol Beatty or Washington. New ] rsey sSe
more sarneetly and generally commented 61
strnucrts manufactured In this country or
Europe. Tho Pianos have tho greatest possibIo
depth richness and volume OF to.e soinbino6
eyenncsr throughout the entire scale and above
All, surprising duration which hSvot chanaeS
Under The n)o.t delicate or ,pe4sytal ,qnch.
me cehffated ',uoiden T6HEb5,. .RskAk ~
me perfected Reed Boards. pfIfuce sweet, pufS
and powerful toucs. Eyery iffstrun,ent, YlAnG
and Organ. fully warrsfilen perfect in every re.
sprct. and Will be shipped on from Ave 10 af,
teen days test trial, the Insnufacturer payini
freight both ways. n the Instrument II not at,
isiscto,S. Illustrated ADvEkT1sER. tCat,ioauS
DANIEL r. BEATTY, WAshinE EtSn7
New Jersey.
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THE ropor, has reached Reno that
Charley and Ed. Sessions, sons Of 4. G..
Sessions, and Thco. Blasdell, OF Glen.
dale have been Killed by tho indians in
Surprise Valley. Their parents are very
anziously waiting to hear the truth in the
case, but ns yet have been unable 20 get
tho rumOr either confirmed ~ cUnlra.
dic,od. Tho alarming attitude recently
assumed by the Indians in that section
seem to give ground 10 the report
JOurHgi.
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CArrAts THOMSON anil Lieutenant
Won Schrader, Nho have been stationed
ot McDermit for tho last yoar. lcayo
for san Francisco to-day cn routo to
the Columbia river, with twenty. Ave
men belonging to the Sih anil l2ili in.
Hntry and ith artillery. These men
wore Btationcd at outposts along tho
road whom their companies left Nc.
Dormit last Saturday. .--SRrer State OF
Saturday.
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BEATIYs
PIANO AND pARloa oRcAR
INSTRUCTOR.

CottsfnIps tto elements Of music. with sasI
nd progressive, escrclfcs TO perfect ths pisyc1,
Which is added over sixty waltsos. fcInss,
Marches. Gslcps. Okora,io Nclo iirs. inpcos,
&c. by fantci y. beatty, lws.bingt,n. New
Jersey. one OF the best vofka Of lie Kind ever
intr9drced, and should be IN the banda of svrfy
piano Snd orGan player scnt postpaid 20 any
pArto the tbited states or Canada for onlJ 30
crnts' the price hsving been reduced 70 iutTc
dfFe ~ cysrywhore. Address, ,pANiHE ~
BEATTY. Washington. Nsw Jersey.
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"A PonrLAHD dispatch under date Of
Umatiila ilth, says; A private dis.
patch received here says the hostile who
werc whipped back into tho mountains
by Gen. Howard have now started east.
ward for Snake river, along the ridge of
the Blue Mountains. between Grand
Rondc and Columbia Valley. They
will cross Mefeham's road between
Summit and Pelican and turning some.
what south, pass into Willowa and
cross Snake river at tho mouth Of the
Salmon.
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pArianrh.

David Gordon, scut TO tho State
Prison from Aurora, in June. 1877, for
assault with intent TO hill q. Il. Put.
noy. was pardonod on Monday last by
II unanimous vote Of the Board Of Par.
dons. Gordon fred ni Putucy twice
with u revolver, and missed him both
times.
Tho Board OF rardons now in sos,
sion at Carson City, pardoncd dcorg,
Prico, who has served eight years ir
Ia" roni,entiary for killing man nj
Empire.
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TIorLcI ,3cntcnrrJ 90 Beat,

Hoedei was HrrHigucd Thursday foi
attempting the life Of the Emperor. II,
plead no; guilty maintaining lac only in.
tended to commit suicide, Thirty wit
n'ssos testified that he aimed al the I'm,
prror. lie was sentenced to be behcad
ed. His dcmeauor was insolcnt aud de-.
GGnt. lIe continucd TO smile even after
sentence had been pronounced. Mum.
erous persons sworo to his socialist,
principles nnl threats against the Em.
pCTur.
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THE Hcrdids Norwich. Conn, spec
ial says tho Asiatic cholera hns broken
out there, aud lis presence is causing
gren; local excitement. Clara Draper
diod on Monday night and her body
turned instantly bluck. The stencil
Very soon became offensive III the neigh.
borhood. Tho undertaken ordered her
burial TO take place on Wednesday
night. Two other deaths are reported
in the city on Wednesday. The most
efficient precautions aro being taken
against it, further spreud.
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JonS AHruoNY RUCRgR was drowned
in White River Canyon, at Camp Sup.
ply. Arizona, while attempting to req.
cue Lieut.. Austin Henley from tho
water in u clonl burst. Both officers
are VOL known ms being among tho
braycst and bosl Indian fighters in their
regiment. thc Sixth Cavalry.
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Tar remains Of little Guy Stewart,
who has bgcn missing from his home in
Dayton for sometime, were found on the
east bank Of the Carson river, on Mon.
day. Tho parents were immediately
notified by telegraph. and tho mother
and an nncle Of the boy came 60 Dayton
and took the body away TO Carson ior
Auf,al. TmSsI
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PURELY MtfUAi-No STOCKHOLDERS
ASSETS OVEN sal 900 900.
faeom, ssooo.ooo . Yearly.

Tho History and Condition OF this cotntany.
January I. 1916, were In brief ara IN round
numbers. as !oIiousi
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Two miners, John Myers and John
Lynch, were killed last week on Elk
creek, Montana. Indians are believed
to have committed the deed. Elk
creek is on the line Of CADETS Pass,
near where two men previously report
ed were killed. Considerable appre-
hension is felt by rauchers and stock
men on the road to Fort Benton. Gov
ornor Potts has jast returned from n
visit to Ten Day, chief of the Bannocks.
at Lemhi agency. He reports the Ban.
mock Indians peaceably disposed.
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"A couSrRT editor in Michigan tlras
bids farewell to his roadcrs, his paper
having cSpirod. Good by,--Toll the
bell gentlyl--This is our last hck!-
Handle us with carc!-.Lowcr ua gently
to rest'--Wo die natural death The
woif is at onr doorl--Bury us under n
rose bush! Listen to tho mockipg.
bird!"
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ISAAC FEIEpLAsDEn. the great grain
king of San Francisco. died suddenly
ut that place on the 10th.