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THE WEEKLY MINER.
ing on a heavy fine for trequenting OF encour-

Ting on a heavy fine for t~requenting or encour-
aging these places.
1t was a little game of cards. One man
picked up the checks thereupon the other
called him names. Number one retaliated
by throwing a box at the other and both had
a serious interview with His Honor, who
gave them his usual sermon and passed
around the contribution box.
The marriage ceremony of Mr.. NJ. E. May
err and Miss Dora Engle will take place ct
Masooic Hall or Tuesday evening next at 7
O'Clock sharp. After the marriage a reception
will be held in the parlors of the Centennial
hotel, where all those who have received in
v~itations to the wedding are invited to attend.
ception, but Mr.. Mayer wishes it understood
that all who have received invitations to the
marriage ceremony are expected to be present
at the reception as well. .
Butte will be safe from the f'e- fiend now
Mr.. E. D. Reynolds received yesterday one
dozen of the Champion ~extinguishers ; they
require no water, simply gas, and as plenty oil
the latter is to be had, cheap, there need be
no further fears regarding fire. All we have
to do now is to stlap one of those Champions
on u backs, lush into a burning building,
turn a little "~dinggus' and the thing CON-
mences 10 work. For further particulars call
on Mr.. Reynolds.
That was a narrow escape from a serious
fire at the store of Messrs. Caplice & Co. last
evening. The store has a two-burner chan
delier in the front part of the building. In
some way it had been disarranged so that
when one of the clerks attempted to put ou1
the lights at closing time the chandelier
lamps and all fell to the floor. OF curse thu
lamps were broken and the burning oil scat
tered over the floor, but the presence of mint
of the clerk prevented any serious results
Plenty of gunny sacks were al hand, and b.
throwing a number of them over the blazln!
oil the fire was quickly smothered.
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lcors and shutters may not be closed in
and if they were they are not q perfect
kuard. Measures should be at once taken
pike matters more secure. The project of
ng water from the Alice mine has been
emplated. A wooden box could be built
the mine to the hill above the city, where
reservoir would be placed, for less than
70. THIS, if kept full Of water, would
dozen years 1--WE give this on the author
a gentleman who has had much eXpe-
Re in building fumes, etc.,. Such Il box
inches square would supply plenty of
y. Iron pipes could be used for conveying
water to the city. With such an al
cement in connection with the engine,
Pity could be well protected. The water
I'D gradually be introduced into houses,
e useful for a variety of purposes besides
E a protection. Indeed, 1t is said that it
Jed at the mine for drinking purposes
a filter it certa!nly could be so used.
know not whether arrangements can be
e with the Walker Brothers; but if not,
other measures should be adopted. The
Ter is before lis two OF three balls and a
could be given for the benefit of the Fire
artmeut. At the fair a large sum might
leared. We understand, too, that there
some prospects of III musica al artists
ling us to Pinafore this winter for the
fit of the schools. If so, they might IA
the Fire Brigade with a benefit. The
way, after all, would be to get the ladies
rested in the matter. They always sue
in what they undertake. Let a vigorous
be made and the matter can be accom-,
ned.
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l should have been his e%xechtioner, had no
the pungent odor of spiced vinegar recalled
the fact that our winters supply Of pickles
must be prepared aud that would furnish me
work for head and hands for many an hour
to come. No, / should not attempt to rival
Mrs. Stowe, who, it is said, composed the
greater part of "Uncle Toms Cabin " while
baking bread and attending to her numerous
household affairs, but will simply send you
this "~Salmagupdi." MIRA.
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Water.

e fire engine, it is certain, will stay in
!. But, as has been remarked before,
eed not only a fire engine but we need
water. Part of tho work is done, and
,ut much labor, the most essential part
ms to be accomplished. The people of
lily do not | receive the Danger to which
arr exposed so we'll 2s those vino live
de. The argument, 'wc never have
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Husbandman, Nov. 18th.

Hamilton s. Stuart's herd of cattle, which
were driven from Oregon, reached their range
on the Sweet Grass last week. The herd
numbers 1900 head and are a good lot Of cat
tie. These gentlemen left 200 head in Idaho
to winter.
We learn from a private letter from Bitter
Root valley that there is to be a pork-packing
establishment erected there this winter.
Oats are selling at 40 cents per bushel !;
wheat 20 cents; potatoes rs cents onions,
$3.50 per cwt.
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he U. S. Assay office has received its
~ supply of chemicals, crucibles, fire
hre-brick, etc, amounting in the aggre-
TO about 20 tons. The institution is now
prepared to continue the manipulation
VI precious metals, and we venture the
(ftion that there is no better equipped as
Office in the United States than the Hell
kice.-Herdld. gf.asse4s
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From the tributes to the memory of the
late Senator Chandler young men may learn
that honesty is the best policy and that it pays
to have convictions and to stick to them. No
one respects a time-server, but all admire the
sturdy fighter for his well defined notions OF
right. He maketh even his enemies to praise
him.-GTuna Rapids Post.
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Mr.. r. P. Bateman has opened a flour, feel
and general produce business in the old Foster
place OH lower Montana street. His long eX-
perience in this line will insure a frst-class
stock and reasonable prices. Try him and
see. NOYlT-4w
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I've of the s huge 'cisterns which are being
Ped by Lieut.. Woodruff in the earth at
Keogh are completed and the rest will
|ln place within a fortnight. The pipe
Fh is to connect these reservoirs with the
IN pump at the river is also nearly all
- felloacstOne Journal.
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$.lS
Is $ls
IN American Watch,

onoineter balance, in a 4-ounce Coin Sill
Ease, Gold Joints, for SIS. Watch re-
Ing and Engraving a specially.
w. G.. BAILEY,
Helena. NJ. Y.
Sm-augl7
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MINING MARY.
REPORT ON THE

REPORT ON THE
LEXINGTON, ALICE, GAGNON, NATION
AL, BURNETT. MOUNT MARIA. FLAG
BELLE, MOUNTAIN, COLUSA, CORA,
DRAMA AND JOSEPHINE MINES.
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LIST OF

Remaining in the post office at Butte, and ad-
Vertised Nov. 18th, 1879:
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In calling for the above say g Advertised,' and
give date of list.
w. EGBERT SMITH, postmaster.
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Leased to Messrs. Clark Il Rainsford, is
worked through a tunnel 260 fe! long and
, 1879-06-10

OF NfAy Mt. Sprtng. started Tor California, and
tue next day Mn. C1emencc started, ostensih1y
fof Dixon, 1lt. In Cleveland MIR. Spring fount!
that Mrn. Clcnnencd was an ltupoetor, and That
Gov. Totit1's daughter Of the same name vas
living thcrc. lie also fountl thai Mrs. Clcnience
suddenly left three ycars before to escape arrest
for theft.
Arriving In Sacramento hfr; Spring fonn',
that si1o had deposited tl4 $500, but 'a.9
reached thcro the d2y before him. drawn It out.
and started East.. A requisition for her arrest
Portland, where she was arrested IN Thursday,
tic 18th ult., and Wa toeko,i up ut The sta,
tio,-honsc. stc t,hd with her f5o0 In gold and
Erccnbacks. n,auy. .tliamond rngs, md OTHER Tal-
act If Silver arc and an extensive wardrobe
was found. 1t was ascertainrtl that Senator
sharon's note, all but the signature, was r. writ
uncc ESCAPED from tho Police Station p5 saving
OH tlle small uara, and up to o'clock tonight
no trace ot her has bccn discovered.
, 1879-06-10

PORTLAND, 1tp.. june 5-lu tie lall Of 1876
young woman, KiYnx Iscr name astirars III. John
Glsmsues, anl renrpacntng herselt ~ bp tic
.wtlpv ot VIM. II. CjeInence, Of Tuedo, O.. nuil
daughter Of tlls late ax-0oy. Toda,of Ohlo,ap-
Eesycd In Nraeu Valley, Cal.. an1 sna1e u,s ac-
qu&lntaucn Vi the family at Jatnea i. sps!ug.
lles wIuuIng wsy gRInpl shcIr confidence, ard
the remained in ,Aeir family until few
months nxs,. Hhs ciained 10 hays mHrh
lnat,ey Invested. In l,aceu,aer Mr. Spring and
blu faln'ly esn,u to BFornaoll. Ma., leaving
Mrs. Cletneuce Ia charge Of ttle 4uuss Will
Sl,nD 10 psy cxpensca. shortly altsr y latter
WA rseafvel tsota aler, saying Wat hpF hs4!tl!
.was 81 pour tl4t she would te Obliged ~ give
up thc house. 4 letlsF was sent To hcs hsk,tig
Ter 70 s".ns 70 Maine, e44 t4.too wa4 sent to
her by Mr Spring, with diEect!oph to nss What
she wants.l alM deposit the rest In tho bunk for
On the 1T u April Mrs. Q.emepcc arrived In
braxnhsld. and sud tlAt she had taken tIio
3hM0 M .Iaa ~, tl,Wo Of hsF OVID VIII, y, sisd
ats per cent interest. Size showed what p.,r.
ported " b. hia posv for VI, ,500. 0n t1s It'll
, 1879-06-10
THE WEATHER.

~
sOrplon OF TiIR CnInp. St6NAt 0FP1cHR,
WAsulAaroS, D. G., June l9-l d. n.-iniica.
ttons-Tor Tcnne,see and the Ohio Valley, low
or prcssuru, southeast to southwest winds,
slightly warmer. partly cloudy weather, attd
local rnins.
For the Lower Missouri Valley, rising follow
cd BY falling barometer, cooler northwcsterly
Winds, shifting to warmer sousheastcrly, partly
cloudy wcAlltcr, a1Id local ralua.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Upper Lake
region, rizins, precede 10 tho latter by falling,
barometer, x!nsls mostly from south 10 wchs,
ard temporarily vcerIllg to The northwest,
ocular, tIMrtly cIpuuy woathGr, anll rain aruas,
accompanied by loral storns, followed by fall
Ing barometer.
For the Lpwcr-Lake region lover pressure,
VnAis mostly from lhe southeast to ul1 BOttll-
wrst, ard warmer, partly cl0udy weather, with
lucxl ratu6.
CautIu,,arY Signals continue at Duluth, Mar
quite, Eseannba, aud are ordered Tor Milwau-
Zee, hceton !: Grath HaYans eeatlon y; Macki'
uaw Clty. us.d Alouna.
Local oaaxaTATIo5t.
, 1879-06-10

lie.ed, to Ind .hat hla magnificent ,,n, ,.,-.
ysasaE peas ofR RSm'5fs Rts :, I'll i %
raneaB rcccasee Tho rnmhlinc sn,,n,i ;.a tnhter.
for Tow minutes md thrn ccasc.l, hbuo'1lSnusa
wuscr which f,lied UP the pho to w,ins tho
thrso fcet Of the surface ol tho rasih a"en,y.
agitation. oabollBg
Thu p.hy Of this wonderful fonn,otn
tnGtly seen oycr tlle tops OF lin. In,o "as d's-
buildings By many people tn Port I,lseena'
knowing tint our whtcr.worlts syaon, H., WIN,
extend outs.de of ,lu cor.MratfunS ~. "la not
tots how 70 account for what trotnc T9'i tn r. y
ticed BY hre brigade. St' esef pFas.
, 1879-06-10

3. ATLANTA, Ca, Juno o9.-Tl,e trial Of Tyc, fur
the murder Of h!s taules-l1rfaw, HpaFks, NUS
c.oaod to-dny by verdict Of acauitsnl. The
only difficulty lu tho plea Of ssf-defenne was
that tlls fatal ptatol-shot entered Sparks back.
This waa explained by Tye, wIo swora that, Va
hs lcveled his pistYt, tho old man. who was then
rushing on him wttha knife. turned suddenly,
hnt too 'ate Tor him to withhold bis dre.
Tbs Jury Was: only three hours In making
up lts verdict. Aa tho verdict was
announced i srenc Of <tl,e wllleat con.
fusion onsued. The rruwd broke Into uproarious
applause anl crowded around the pTsoncs to
cpngruLulats him. Ills littlc sou threw his arns
zbVut lss neck a,,A rubbed lts lttlo fice agatnbl
hls father'a. The wife stood by tic ssaycr ot
ler father IRON first to lust. The verdict ID
generally be!tpYed To he lust ono.
, 1879-06-10

Tho alarm. frosu Boz 1A3 1t $40 v.,,..
morn1nR was Caused by the burn!nr' ,n.ua! ~. =!
a chimney at No. 1151 Stats street, yno.ss w. Of
Tho ntarn from Box 81 1T Y:45 .s.,a'a uaes,
morning WAS caused BY fro in tho t,ssaa' two'.,l'
brick building Nos. u md 80 Franklin .,,..a'
ownod By tho N. Wilkinson nud q, A. M.s MUt
cstata, and occupied hy ". II. Wo)ls 4 H.. n's's
\ manufaetory Of ornamental R]ass. n.".
to building, 5000. The loss upon The m .hs.
md stock il about g. 0O0 covered Iy nsaa'ast1 nasatas
$1,000 each In the Roysl Canadian aud ls,5s asrsnS
turni. N'"a'
The alarm from Box IS at 10:4o ,r,,.,,..
forenoon ms caused by tl,s burning oS'et ost q
cupied by j. 4. Fay 4 Co., fna,l,,isr,e,.s,e o,
woodworking machinery. 'rhc fire sas .e 81
tinguishad botorQ tho arrival Of The cnrtos. st'
, 1879-06-10

ne'hor aens uon9rssation Eleets 11ln,
a.of"-Ano 1a,.,l 'fonos''ion to ho MAda to
.,,, n,.,,,
apees" Ds1&'e' - 1"e 1r1oahs
NE" ORE, May VA meeting Of the caura
purpose, as stated In the call, III etrcns ~
n,.tor and Arfnr HI. sn,,,,. +, 1oh. 'tsauss n.a
ps .ss,a.s T., "s sA',' so''n natsog
'pees1oeo' anu GILL " the folt OF memtersap
aRoMed TINS tho society copst1ta Of tiftr.thrsa
members entitled to vote, Of whom oDly ntn,,
teen wefo prcsont When IT sas mr.,
p3oee1n ~. :. 'no o.s''o' VI pssta',
H. d. ,"3cth desired TO posEpaas. tha
election until fall. He Thought II would b un.
lust to those Who could not bc there 10 sett1t N
i,nnortant a matter in tbeir oh..r.s H.
WEN. ,,a,tan ~. t"sa saa..s. as.Soss Nf'
hFekGh Wpti0H Waa mol seconded, and Nat
, 1879-06-10
hiENICO.

GALVESTON, Tex, Juna 0-Tho Neses' Eag'e
paas spcrlal SAYS: "Early yesterday morning
co,npauy Of Mexican Infantry ut pictiras Negrns
mlttn[el and fought their way through tho
guard At tic gate. About fifteen creased to
this hile undcr q hcayy fro FROM tho loyal
troops, wlo continued firing aftor tic deserte<s
landed. aiauy Ut the balls struck tue houses In
this place, Illo fugitEycs surrendered their
artls to Tic citizens, anl are to be returned 10
Aexco. a number Ut the mutlneers weso
killed On tlm Mexican Side. The cause Of
tho desertion Ia that the troops have bean ak
months without pay and haya nothing to cat.
Yesterday evening sutue Mexican troops n,Arralcd
outside of Tho city with Two captured mutlneegs,
whom they vera aolg to eloot, but a strnpg
protest from tho citizens causel the execution
to bQ abantluucl.h
, 1879-06-10
SEI4F-DEFENGE.

CINCINNATI, June0-!ThD Commt7cias's spocIal
from uraYson, KY.. saposts horrible murder
Ut husband by Ais wllc, IN Carrier County.
hqulre Ipnvs, farmer rosldtng on buffalo Fork
ot TYgest's Creek, had becotnv infatuated
with ea4rteaan, a,'u Friday last attempted to
bring her Into hA houas. llls wiio reseuted t'lu
Insult, s,,tl, n!ter hot words between them,
JoiIes threatened hrr with a kni1e. bhn seized
small sx, Alll witt. He bluat portion knocked
ltN do1a I'M! cn4cxyorul n escaye. fle re-
eutoted quickly anu rushed aflar her, Sue
turnel to protect heraalt, al,i struck him over
the lcase with ll!a SHARP e.igs ot tie weapon,
c'eaylAE his skull au. killing HIN instantly.
, 1879-06-10

stcs.fal, a,n1 the old party. y.leaders ro}oiccd IN
hearing The tlbnry rayns Of old The eh1nph1Esl
VA ehott n'ul ylgoFout,-atr Payne often epeak. A.,
lnK moro than oncd in d night. Thrntxh the
claim Of conservattsmt art1 q certain unnonular-
successful,
s'n0io. torm IN thc fEouse hst never @ beoh s1r.
passed bv any Coupsessn'an from TITS stato' II
short. hc took tic front rank OIL Ills side, nnu
was maac ono of the ialnous Electoral Coll'Ents,
sion which chintod prna11cnt Hhyct u alaa
Mr. Payne hIn,sclt, however, was a blind parll.
snt, in tie tnntter, md did al III hts mower for
tho old nnn. Of 0ramcrcy Park. II should havs
l,ocn atasrt, moment aRo. that+ in ule 81
nent candidate tor ii lie Vtes.Pfe,da,ie! ohio
WAS made sol!d fur him. and the New York del-
cgnt!un agrecd to support linn In Teiurn Tor tue
adherence Of Ohio 10 Tllden. ec7cra! other
stae: woFt also workS Hp p. wmcn rns ns
sprung, Of courae there could nothing else be
done On all hands but to support him.. Said, a
prominent, Ohio politician to oa sns me otGr 1,,',
would run in, as' I could possibly be; bIt ths h.,
ltnt. Hell! get big scud.o7 ths time, thonal'.
Tile Now -Yoskera toll Us then tl'1s t!s1e ,s mas
carry his own State bya lasRe mulo,i.{ any way. i
But, when they bsw how very small Tue m.rgin
wns, they came to tho conclusion TINT tayno
could have carried tic State; unl bolieYe be
could. They will take another vlew OF tug
matter noxt ttme,-Tou can rest assuFfcd o'
that"
Mr.. Payne IL prominent railroad man, being
Director In the Lake Shore u Michigan Southern
AMI several other lines. fie will III tnia ~aY
command the same strength TINT uugh j:
Jewett would have, besides other qualities OF
SUCCESS Mr. Payne. wlt]Ia engaged III = con-
test, never pays anY attention to the mIn!lt'ie;
but leaves tt,rso entirely to l!is sons, ono q
whom was formerly Mayer OF OloVri@'1d, a1ln
another Ia now a prominent atoekholuer anu
Treasurer OF the Standard on Company, =,
There Is ono other feature OF Interest 10 t!c
nomnation OF Ewing, tint would more properly
have come in a-ltttls beforo. ths. H!s -; Ton
cressionat District is vorY close one There
was sotne doubt whether he was elected or not
lust fall: and, should ha he elected aoyGEn9r'
there Is little Doubt but that tho Hon. v. H.
Horton, one Of tic most capable nen IN the
State, will be elected to his place IN Congress.
| TilIs viii make tpM Republican members to ton
Democrats, or exactly Tie The Ohio delegation.
This state Of affairs ii sald to be WORRYING tfe
managers to considerable extent; ior, III cnse
! thc Presidency question shnuld next year DC
| thrown Into tic House for decision, the party
| having majority Of Ohio members may assume
| d considerable Importance.
, 1879-06-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS. -.

FALMOUTH, june A-AEFE'so' ''s
ala, FROM Nov York. , .,e.m4hlp
upfrNs7ows, Juno o.-AtFfca, Msa ,so", Dr.
aefmsp,c. from Nsw York; Yielorta' ''0u ~
tpp. o.nad stelm.s
UltT Of New York, iof +, ssaiMIss' s;s5siIs y,.
''f; 's;.sso3w. sstr5as ja1a }ao 'afiSsl sta'' o.
IN; Ns;w w SoaE, juns O.-ArF'''1' ff''''
Hnmhttr1F,
, 1879-06-10
TILE RAILROADS.

The action BROUGHT by tho Astorney-Ge
Ut tho State Of Colorado to enloin thu Atehlson,
Topeka g. Santa Fe Railroad from operating tic
Denver Il Rio Grande or my othrr line Ia that
gtate Ia looked upon With much interest hY
railroad solicitors, who are Of tho unanimous
opinion that the action Of tlie Attorney. E.0onern!
ID d!sgracetul In the extreme, aul That be ought
to Ia leposcd from hs position. 1t ID an en.tre-
II novel proceeding that III fight bctweeu
tro corporations, both chartered by the
State, the Stute should fight tho baltic
for ono corporation against tho othcr.
Tile motives OF tho Attorney General Ia
taking tho step he did are easily explained. from
tho fact TINT tue law firm at Denver Of which
he Is partner has bcsn retalncd by the Den
ycr i Rio Grando aud received largo retainer
Attorney icueral to enjuin tho Atglli4op, IT,
pckn s. Santa Fe Railroad Is now being drEuea
AZ Alamoaa. Bomc Of the abest lawyers IN tbs
nro looking to thu interests o. thn defendants.
Tlla argument thus fsr Of the Atchlsor, Topeka
Il Santa Fe eo,lusel hss t,Feq very cohplets y
shuwud up avery ptase Ut tue bill and rsdd'ed
po,as IT. tous6sd in 'ihs Bill vas not
II litigation, This question, i WIS elainad, was
Iufore tlu Supreme Coar. of celotas'o ana tbs
granting ot tho iujunetlnn asked for could ouly
R0 C0n1tTHGAa ~ aIh!C'F+sioIa VI
thr astlon Of That tCourt. It ~as slso argusd
lint tfu AtchI.on, Topeka d Santa f. Was Char.
ta1pd to run ~ my PARTON u tbs lerrttory Vt
kensal Ia 1872. Al that tisnc colorado wa not
u extstnnee; It was a part ot Kansas, and the
charter iss.seA to the Atchisou Road gsvo tho
Company right to opotutu a road In what was
tlleu Kansas, hut what ls now Colorado. The
A.torney -Guneraps action WIS denounced -
Hcollusfya aud disceed!taoe.h A mptIon
10 dismiss, mhdo bY the attorneys for
a Az sensation wa. crcated BY shu rcsaing
Of all affidavit In suppnEt Of muffin for chaugo
Of venue, which arcuses thu Judge VI uuptnfas-
stpu4l conduct to tue extent Ut having prepared
/ M opinion adverse u tlIc Atchison, Toueka Il
Sphtk Fu whttu the attorneys for tint ruad Wors
prapAr!1g tlle!r argument, ai,a that the optni!'n
| was announced Mithnut Apy examination VI the
4r9ulusllt1 aNh RnthUrllles cited by 1lt c0llnsGl
fur the Santa Fc. Tho Judge, hoWuyer, refused
10 grant i change. Ho denlu4 having l}rs'Iared
On opi.,foa without eonsuklnB cs,unsola atku'
u,s.,ts utltl authnriles, " Is claimed tl!Ht tbs
Jut1Re IL IN coilnsion with thu Attorney Gcncrai
A1ul tl.u officers of tho peayQr u Rio dra1nls,
| and for this rpaaap io refused 10 grant 9
chango arid let, ths casu hs aerIe'i
| OIL it, Metita by al tnpartnl Judge,
| Tho action Of ,ha Acknowledgment 70 1nl1glE
tlls s.Rta of Colorado lnln!cahAEAhiy, w c4!I'
taIssts fran other states VIII thlnk t~1ta befnrc
t.uy Invest their Inonsy In that STATE, Hhese
they might at any tisno bo despoilca of theit
property by the Stats, for y suro lAx would
hold R.ioh agetl4t . ty|lEe&a COMPANY u would
also lo}4 good aaalp4t my otlirr cuFNoEstson "
that atsts.
, 1879-06-10
KEOKUK.
fttctnt Nep4tth to IAt Tribune.

Ifrec40f Nepatth 70 7At 1TbTHz.
KBoKux, H., June 0.-John nhodc. was ar.
rested hrfc to-day for passing counterfeit m'ner
IN Missouri IN November, 1878. The Wnrraut
was issued from st. Isouts and detccttvea have
i,ecn looking for him for some time. He has
been making tts Ills headquarters, and las
been suspcctrd Ut Culntcrfeitpg.
Cnarlea Miller, whu shut Conductor Konefte.
of thr Hook Islanl Road, for putting hira oil
tic train tor refusing to pny Ills fare, sns been
captured, and Il now held hera under 2200
hall.
, 1879-06-10
wADLE19u's sUCCEssOH.

Special IHfHHich ~ 4He 4Ffe"'s'
BosroN, June D-The United statcs Senator
ship in New Hampshire will hc settled Thurs
day nlght, when tho Republican caaicus Will be
held the nou,iuce Of which, Is absolutely stra Of
m election, ~ New Hampshire Republicans
never 70 back OIL the dlctum Of party calseus'
As regards tho result, there arc still vide ttt-
icroncas OF opinion. although Wadlcgh n'i'a
Blnsr are the most promising Of tho twelve
candidates. Specials from Concord tonight
claim Blair will hnve btrong lead, and. II no
gets seventy votes, ho will probably be able
to secure the additional twonty-fl3e, wa'lc
cycn II Wadlclgh gets that NUMBER Which,
now seems utterly improbholo. tore
Will be little chance for him to secure the prize,
as the opposition to him uppenrs TO bc VOL Or
caulzed. II both Wpdleigh aud bla!r fall, then
Moore, Marston, md Stevens Will struggle lor
tic mastery, tho probability oeinE TINT When Ct,
Marston Is dropped the natno OF hir. noIi WI
l,e sprung upon tho cnucusf md at the SANS
time William Z. Chandler will appear rs cand'-
date, bis candidacy beug In the han'ls al cxpe-
rfcuccd manipulaturs, VIM arc cVen HOW c!astn-
Inn . possfbtu triumph II tIattcrs sholia 20
on In this way It Is sato to ass'snlo TINT eisher
Bell, or Moore, or Gen. Stevens, Will sceuEe the
nomination, US Chaudlar'E nomination III any
contingency Is not probable.
, 1879-06-10
AT COLUMBUS.

6bE1d9 Z 45GstH 70 1Hf 7FlbNNA
CoLuNnus, O., June 9.!Threc alarms Of H..
within an hour tonight created coasdenh.
excitement among all c!asses, uni fe4rs rt,.
entertained that tho city was ncau to be ,fdto,
BY an organized gang Of incculiarlts ~ W
denees Of tise.hugs were discovered. ar
, 1879-06-10
GREAT BRITAIN

nHAU.
LONDON, Juuo 9.--Mrs. Howard Paul, aetrcss
nnl singer, ID dead.
FA1LEp.
LONDON, June al. A. Forbes d Co., eutn-
misston nnd banking nRanss, Bombay, have fall
cd ID consequence Of advances On Improbable
caus,gnments Of cotton. u Is stated that tile
liabilities Of the 1rm ARC hoAvy.
, 1879-06-10
DROWNED.
KpAcfQt QiSeg4eA t. 1ME IftbuMA.

Ep8c7df UFf101th 70 1H8 1Ftb1#N -, y:
BURLINGTON In, juno 9.--A aHede boy
named AlfrEtt Anderson. about II years OF a&c,
wss drowned yesterday whtls bstelg In tho
sjyar short distance bclow LhU rallrosd bridge.
Lis body has not yet 9Esp rctnrlrcd.
New ORLEANS, Juna,n-A telegram from
Morgan City rcrprts tho accidental drowning OH
At,nt,ay ol Dr. John A. Smith. tho quarantine
officer there.