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NOTICE TO MINERS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, J
HELENA, MONT. Nav 2S 1S7Q I

William Owsley, whose post office address is
Butte, Deer Lodge county, NJ. n. has this day
land: under the p%re-emption laws. the N. x of
the n I. the n. d y of the N. W. K and
lot Nos OF sec. Nc. 80 in township No. 5 north
range No. west, which land is suspended from
entry. Notice is hereby given that q hearing
VIII be had at this office on the 10th day of July,
the mineral or noli-mineral character Of said
land; and testimony TO be used upon said hear
ing Will be taken before the Register and Re-
o'clock q. m. .f
1t is alleged there are no known miners. nor
mining improvements. upon said land. Iemuej
d. Byers and William G.. Davis will be exam
ined as witnesses on the part of said applicant
IN making ~non-nlineral and final proof for the
entry of said land. -
15S-5t T. II. MOE Rao,Ster
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

HELENA, MT. June 10, 1873.
lay naiy, v Il ss pssso4 Rses asassas net e M Masss
vile, Deer Lodge county, Montana, has this adj
filed application for patent under the mimi
ty (1460) linear feet on the Curry Lode, and IN
and s4-10O "a $4,000 acres on the Alice mill st
appurtenant thereto, situated in Summit va
na, in section is Il, tow nssu pS s. go ra.n rsy ;M !: w.s7
which claims arc recorded in tho Comfy RI
eoIder's Office In And for said county, and bein
oln ac ! designa sed as Lots No. 1isA.and B. 4
For lot 1I6 A, Curry Lode, beginning ata Dos
marked N. c. 118 AL, for corner No. /, ffou
when ne \ section corner on the north bounda
bears N. 800 So E. 1.t53 feet distant, and runnin,
thence ~. 1879 W. 1926 feet thence N. T6Ko il
7 7;aSe t Wa is she me i 3; lsNss r. io,s s5s q feet e saea ,ss.s !
says W 2i1 feet, thence 8. 7Bxo w. Cd feet /
the place Of beginning, embracing an area .
For it liz B. Alice Mil SITE iS.ei beginning a.
post marked N. 9. JIG B-1. for corner No j
IRON fI,3 3, Which Y 3 corner No Of Lot 116 A. bears !
~, 2y ". ses feet distant, aud running thence i
sl4o w. 10 feet, thence &. 1870 W.22 feet, theme
s. 2Ko W. 161 feet, thence II. 1880 e. sS seel
thence 8. 13ko e. 80 feet, thence N. 75ko e. is
e 5se f !, thence thees 8: ,ok W Y, i c,!. feet, thence n. slAoE
ginning, embracing an area of two and 84-leO /
st-10O) acres, upon a OF which lots an oficia
plat and notice was posted OH The, It'll day Q
The adjoining claimants to these premises ar
to the Frank Moulton n Alice Lodes on th
North, Blue Wing and Midnight Lodes on tn
Any and all persons claiming adversely an,
part or portion OF the above described premises
are requested TO file their adverse claims witt
the Register of the U. s. Land Office at Helena
Montana, during the sixty days publication
hereof, or be forever barred by virtue Of the bro
J.H. MOE, Register.
US Dep. Min. Surveyor. 15s.
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NOTICE no

ITO JOHN NAGLE ALEX. McLAuRIN.
Joseph Curley, and James Newham: You
are hereby notified that the undersigned has, in
accoraance with the requirements OF the Law,
value Of one hundred dollars, In renresentinr
for the year ending March II. 1878. the silver
King quartz loae claim, situated in Summit
valley Mining District, Deer Lodge county.
Montana Territory, and You IRE hereby n0tiied
mat unless You contribute or cause to be con-
trfbuted your proportion of such expenditure.
amounting to sl2.5o for John Maggie, $3.50 for
Alexander McLauitn. ei2.Jo for Joseph Curlcy.
ana 80 Tor James Newham. together with In
crest and costs, within one hundred and eighty
lioo1 DAYS from date of this notice, all YOUR
right. TILE And interest and claim in and TO the
apoveInhentioned quarts lode claim Will become
the property OF the undersIcned vonr RI o,rnar
who has made the required expe,iditnre
Butte City, Nardn %, 1879.
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TO C0-oWNER.

TTNO CHARLES II. MILLER: You are hereby
L notified that the undersigned have, in ac-
coraance with the requirements of the law,
value or two hundred dollars (S2oO) in represent
ing for the year ending April 10Th, 1879, the Ohio
quartz lode claim. situated in Summit Valley
Mining District. Deer Lodge County, Montana
territory, and in developments made on said
claim, ana you are hereby notified that unless
proportion of such expenditure, amounting to
forty dollars (S40,l together with interest and
from date of this notice, all your right, title, in
terest and claim in and to the above mentioned
quartz lode claim will become the property Of
your who hare made. Tho above de-
scribed expenditure.
JOHN NO YES, -Aees&
DA PID THOMPSON
BENJAMIN YENOR,
JOEL Il. MOSS.
BUTTE, A 6. 1879. Hf. 14
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broken; so . character once stained Ii more
costly rniped+ A~scarhupon the character,
Ike q upon the bcdy, cannot be washed
away. WIN the seAr he slanderer has made,
perhaps inI a motherss breasNs be seen and
thought UPON in 4 er years by her childrena
How lasting, how bitter her sorrow! How
~nnappeased remains her grcif! What pun
ishment reaches him ? what law ? Unless he
be one of those uncultnred beings whom for
tune has favored by some accident, and whom
then the law may punish by fine for defaTa-
ton of a brother beings good name, he must
go unscathed. The peipetrator Of the vilest,
most cruel crime, if he be q poor wretch,
must go unpu nished. Where the courts make
no provision the man makes one. One law
then reaches the slanderer; the law of self
defence--uhe lez talleonis. No. not that for
he has not threatened you with a deadly wea-
pom; he has only stabbed your character
with a poisoned tongue. How reach him ?
If four character were your person you
could shoot him down AMI rid the world Of
a plague. BuL your character is not your
person ; it is more ; it is above all personal
regard. And vet you may not shoot the
slanderer for the law would brand you as a
murderer. What then? Only to hope that
the moral tone and intellectual culture of
our people will become some day so generally
improved that the vile wretch who pursues
Islander as an amusement or as a means of re-
taliation shall find nc hearers who will not
despise and stun him as a viper and a pest.
THE sLANDERER. .aft
90 o all earths groveling crew the most ac-
cursed:
worm thou viper! 10 thy native earth
Return Away! thou art too base for man
To tread upon. Thou scum /! thou reptile!"
& - LEX. a
Butte, July 3, 1870. aa
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The Miser Of the Everglades.

Another instance of solitary confinement,
almost as complete as that of a lighthouse
keeper, is the life led by the richest man in
Florida-the cattle king of the everglades.
He owns over 10000 head of cattle that are
pastured on Government land, and cost moth
ing but the branding, herding and marketing.
At the proper ages they are taken to Cuba,
and Spanish doubloons n silver dollars re-
ceived in exchange. This coin is packed in
boxes and hidden in places deemed inaccessi-
BILE to any one who may have curiosity enough
to penetrate the lnoss-covered morasses or
mangrove swamps of the southern end of the
State. This cattle king and coin hoarder,
who returns for taxation one-third Of the live
stock he actually owns, lives in a shanty
without stove or fire place, with a large hole
on one side for a door and a small one ON The
other for a window. There is nothing in it
that could be truthfully called a bed, chair or
table. With his dogs for society, he passes
his time here, when not absent on business
connected with the marking or selling of his
cattle. He has no stationery neighbors with
in seventy-fve miles, and don't want any.
The shot guns, rifles and long-bladed knives
forming the armament of this citadel, and
bloodhounds on the outside constituting lines
OF defense to all approaches, making it no
easy matter to communicate with this miser
and semi-hermit, nor is it desirable to do so.
The hospitality, if any was dispensed, would
De hsh and CANT cooked in the most primitive
style, without coffee or bread of any kind.
Swamp water with its marshy taste removed
BY whiskey might be the beverage, but the
water alone would more likely be served. In
this miserable condition the wealthiest man
in the whole State chooses to live. He rivals
some Of the cattle raisers of Texas in the size
OF his herds, but with his thousands of AMI
mais' which are increasing in numbers every
year, his masses of boarded coin, the extent
OF which he does not know himself, in all
probability, his self-denial of not only luxu-
ries hut all the comforts of life, in order tn
accumulate more money and more cattle. he
Is a burden to the land he inhabits, and his
death, instead Of a prolonged existence.
would entail blessings, If anything favored
with good can aow from such a source
florida Letter 70 Indianapolis Ne,os.
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eeeiss the query, / Why are fas11ers wiyes
more liable than other women to become in1
sane ~ 1 thought / would give i hint IS II
what might be one Of the reasons "A woman
IN a farm has to work SO much the harder
than one in town.. It is only common for her
to have to do most of the garden tending,
look after chickens, bring the cow from the
pasture, milk, and take them back, slop the
hogs, do all her own housework, washing and
ironing included, and attending to the child
rem. Then, when Sunday comes and SHE
wants to go to church or on a visit, she is told
by "Seth" that the horses are tired" or
"he don't feel like going Very likely he
has been gone. "a week, on business, of course,
but, it was quite a change from being at home.
So he does not feel the need of a change as
she does, and be is to selfish to exert himself
to please her; the time he would do that Is
past. As it is too far for her to 60 alone, she
stays at home. So for weeks, months and
years, it is the same routine of labor, without
relaxation. No wonder the mind and body
both give way. If some one will give a re-
cipe to cure selfishness in a husband, it will
be of more benefit than anything else 1 can
think of.-Lindd IN Indiana Farmer. Z
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An enterprising London photographer tried
to relieve the depression of The times by
Offering to furnish anxious inquirers with an
accurate likeness of their future wives or
husbands. One of the female recipients Of
his prophetic pictures expressed a willingness
to marry the original, but as he was not forth
coming she had the photographer arrested
for fraud.
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SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

AL persons indebted TO the undersigned are
hereby notified that settlement must Ia Wac ~
o1c o. me accounts will be placed In the hands
~ my attorney for collection. The banking
III M OF isonneil, Clark q Larabie. at Butte, and
Wriinm Stolte. Mt Silver Bow. are authorized n
c1iieet anu receipt for money paid.
4 onsa my stors roouns and other real estate Al
DuIse Ior sale or lease. Also the Basin disch.
FOR Terms apply to w. A. Clark.
Butte. June teti,-t.
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A correspondent wants to know if wearing
a hat tends to make a person bald We be-
lieve it does. Women don't wear hats and
they are not bald-at least they don't wear
them on their heads, and so they are not bald
there. Hats DESTROY hair. A woman's hat
is worn on the back of her head, and that is
the reason women have to buy so much back
hair.-Ddnbury Nears.
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u mas been discovered that young men are
more bashful in summer than 10 winter.
fo'i can't get some chaps within fifty yards
OF q girl during Ice cream ssasoD.-Paaadei-
phiG Chronicle Herald.
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aHaneer is the best sauce but ve nr,s.r
worcestershire, Or even 4 woman,s. ON cog,-
pulsion.
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Arassrs For Sole.

For sale, the Champion Arastra, situated I'm
brown's 6uich. For particulars apply 10
Al. RUNDELL, Butte, III. T,
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mo. 700.l
APPLICATION Fob PATENT.

j. s. Dep. Min. surveyor.
, 1879-02-10

Cat that scratched the Rat that tnc,, ~,
TINT laS n thc liouso lint Sam huiIi hI'' the aAt
Nevy Pclton-Th!s is the sian III T.:
torn that kissed rho Maiden ol forjosst vi .sasttetetAni
to milk The muosy Cow that I'll. ~ nat tried
anil ralscd 4 fuw TINT buileti thr hIu =, tie Dos
!owcI The Hat that wanted the Mali III ,hh3 .h3t tot-
tho House Tint Sam hnllt. "'' mat lay IN
The Tclc0raph-Ths Is the pr,c,t .r.,
eti anil t!iort' HUT fried to marry ~ 1shster-
!ofn 20 me milking stai:i MI lattpred ,na sA tor-
NV nv , ..c,n nv VIII bar'l y money endnw. rn tnsn
light md Timber heel HAT keke, tha 10 ntshed
ht ceased to feel that BIT tfIc x, ~ ~. !'og TIL
fc Rat that went for the Malt tl,at "s. eaasei
House tf,At SAM built, ''@t !aJ Ia lhe
The Cipher l}iapatch-This Is I'm
certificate TINT b0'1nd in The j,enutif' marriage
fate the milking MnfA all tattered M. nn, oonds u
Tic Scaitly Neyy shattered aMi shnsa ,sa tofa and
wnoIe coparcfncr caboNle that f,oisd .'.' sei The
Cow lliat clicked The poodle that bIt nv MIN m1n ihe
wosrctet Cat that rln,e It wnrtn for Il. totS ihs
!ng Hat tat said Ut slan't be none nj IT ~ psag.
nnn't cat sl1at nnurshtng &ait TIN, IL. !suH Y
the House tint Sam built. '""' hss IL
Tue 1rlot,ne- Ihts y the hold md tm,rd.u,
Boy that roated With 0lco and Cigeled dssMuaeat wMS 81
wien he found tile complicated kcT tha4 WIN %.
Tho halls Of Gsancrcce 10 te hI,g,,. ". oosae1
of ptol!cttce who when he found ,,hhn.''ght ,h..
Glcss was right rang iii tic ftrrhr,t.. ,.a. hls
night and shouted uutter hta ticGinnS Io ths
traces Of money darkly ystbIu mi ,Ile Is'ele
the strung financial tfeatre that ern:.sa sonl ot
snnl miles Of wtro aud The lovers rhnn,s, !aoa
rtbfc fate thai left Them a. last in I" !t tf.
staten with the crumpic1 Cow with ,hc f.Nsss ffnsls
heel that kicked the Dog that worr,ea Il. e
that chased TIC Rat tint missed thc ~ .Me & -
lay In Tic tiosao tint Sam built. W.A.t'' t''
, 1879-02-10
LOUISIANA.

i prutcst AKulnAt National "tterforencs.'
The following preamble unl rcsuiutt,na were
passed IN tle last day ot the srss!un VI tie
LuuhIana Lrgislaturo:
WHEREAS, The Constitution of tho Unltyd
States has not conferred i!w right Ut suffrage
ula'n nny ene. al''l tl.r United Status hayu ,o
yatrrs II it L. own e!eatinn IN III. States. but tic
matter uf suffrage Is lett entirely with tue
s.ates. themselves, will! tlH: reservation
Of tts, provisions of tic Fifteenth
,saaA'enf' ti;ss,s n. rt uts Ii sia... "ss.' Mn, s
new constitutional right, to-wtt: tho cxeml,-
t!on fra1n discrimination In The exercise ot The
elcctiyo frat'chac on account OF racr. or eolur,
Dr nreyiuus condition Of aerytudc:
WHKHxAa, The futWttnlH Ut Congress, under
permit bY pru1,er legislation the denial or
ubrhluemc.t hy State of li,c right Of citizen
10 vute wien l,le .tenal OF abrIIgcu,cnt IL on
account VI racc, sular, ar ptBstous condition Vt
I:t.o sstl, rnnt sees 5,5oo, h,5o1, 5,5os, ua,,
3.3U3 of tic REVISED Statutes Ut The United
etptsa arc IN derugatlon vi the Constitution Ut
the United Statcs ulnt t!le amendments thereof.
SECTIONS, assumes pleuary jurisdiction af the
matter Ut suffrage without reference to tho Ac-
ton ut the States, ~ such, aud Without Inter
ferruta VI. tlitlr patt ~ deny or ubtid1c the
right Ut suffrage, u Indicated IN tic Eal1 Con-
slEtuttonaI Amendments.
ist4o ttl, That iAe proceedings tn the United
StattA Circuit Courts at HeW Orleans agRiaat
Git!zcns Ut various pAEts Ut the statc Ut lousi.
ana. A!.l li.e subleet,n9 of NUMEROUS eitizcns
! hosnts al,l their removal tu New Orleans, t.
! be lhere tried for alleged uHenses against the
aAoye slated sections Of the ltesIscl Statutes,
| uEu pregnant with tlp graycst consequences
and ,he peapte Vt this Stats cannot but protest
| cncrprt!cally against such harsh and unwsEsaut'
Ab!c pFuxcetlfu43.
ltt.vt.d, That thL protest OF the State d
, 1879-02-10
DIURAT MALSTEAD.


lin Neea Vr!nlo"s a. ot""1 ~" o"eraa''
of tho Political situation. nnd OF tho Fu-
tHre oE ths Country. r.
CINCINNATI, Feb 5.-T1 khs Editor Qf the Cttse-
" - ~. .,na., ro,r rn..o ,n,,n',o,,, ,,vn.
feet'ohs ot inc report your so1re'ponoe". s'scS
Of an interview with MO about oh!n politics.
The talk was hurried aud am mol surprised Ut
inaccuracies.
f,,.,os,l ~ xov,,a t,o.e ,,o. mn .,,,,sm,c.h,n
nsscm' u sa'ns 'ne's @ "a9 ~ s.a.maas,'p
about UFunt' said he displayed craftsmanship
nt Arp0nato1, uld did not say any man would
have done the same things bu did tlcrc, | a1n
mi In favor uf A thinl term Of Grant. hui
""s :. 49, y. ". ....,. N
should DC sorry TO haso 1tlenos th'hR u'c eapa'
ble of attempting to beltttio the part OF HEnnt
In tue Apromatox rl,ater Of 0ur history. did
,,nt .,v t,n,t toh, s,,ernnn was not at ateam.,,
ea''ea atlea'lo's W a!s "'ea'''ea'soa "''' ~
Ercaleat event since tl!d slarFeaucF q Lce-the
resumption vi specic payHie!its, '11nl aad tslat,
great as y ny cfetllt hG deserves ~ VIII
vet more thah hts s!are' tfant WA nut per-
haps The greatest ot Hcnera'A, " Sherman tile
foremost OF stutesnIcn or ir!t Of tunncisrs, but
tirant gets tllt glory OF the Wnr, ns'l Sherman
will garry oil tlle hunuss A political protlts ut
resumption. They are fortunate lHcn. FEcsi"
dents oi tic ut''tea states are hatehta ulues
such ciFcuMhtanCcs u those That have sur
rounded ,hrla. lic couEtrsi y stnHIt 70 praspcr
AMI run caTt.r oil lncolnl1Arab'c spsrsaor nMohg
l,c uatluns Her risln: credit, 'nago!ticcat Gai-
aHcc of traIr, thtErowt1'E skill uE her mechanics,
n''d lhc hrisl1tcn'''E u1t OF 1leF 'nannfncturcss
ns VIGIL As tue rapid 1esr'opfcht ot her r4n1nefais
AIll lh Increasing auprcAIary u her aGttcultlT-
al protlActs, iol,cd ~ Inc suspicious sobFclv Dt
lnbit md frugulity Ut tls pcople--all are max.
lug ready far such an crclsmatton OF y Hull
COLUMBIA, Hnpns Land y " l!as not been beard
iu ina gel,er.ttion. VIZ sllall outsts,p the OLD
Fuufth 2! July alishts u tl'r Aneritan Earle.
| In tl.s tn'lucnso realization isip pulcr money
, 1879-02-10

Elizabeth, thu SrwJersey city that has de-
laultel I'LL it, coupoaa. IL not the only place In
tint state that Il Aari up. Jc:sey City, ou =
valuation of sbo, ,UGN, ,00o has bonded debt III
siG.U0J, ,uO0, and nus uceu running brh!ml ubuut
s3jO,uJo u {eur tor souIc ttAe. a Specfll Cot,l
Mittee has just seA,rted iu tayor vi Cona',li,l4t
tnI all lhr bs9Art,ss Vt tic CITY Goycrumeut,
reducing al AalArcs ~ per cent, stopping ul!
Improvements, and otherwise preparing tuE tI,e
economy that ought to h4ye been exercised long
ago. SeW York S,4lr has several tuwns iilat
haSe hatsY rctuscl 10 nay interest. v htir large
tarlngs bank 10 New iuik City has laslcd t,s-
Gause it L4l amorc its asscls bonds, nut VI Il
, 1879-02-10
QUf1,Y.
Fur The Tribune.
l long tramp: 4 tall warrant.

A long tramp: tall vnusant,
An lnn:spcctre: A hotc,-spook,
a bad sight 4 dcfaced guilc-board. =
4 lien business: Drawing mortgao. .
"Crooked whisky ~ Is not wht.kr str,,vh,
Old topcrs arc famous Tor tl1cis dry rcm,,.,
A dealer In shoos; The woman rim t,...
hons. 'H
A watcr-courso: 4 serios Of ,emx x,,,..
lectures.
A poor delivery: Leaving package 4, II.
wrong house. 1'
When cobb1er beats his wife, lie ,loe, /. VII,
shoGmnkcr's whaeks. "S
What this country would like 10 sre IA h.,
that can lay brick... '@
!. Bofrowcr:n. Yes; an op!tc,an leusc. eoot,
bcfurn sclttiR them.
Eycry man ID iow.ehurchman who att,,a,
meeting In tho basement.
tieou motto for q commercial t,,,,,.,,
"Order, gentleman, orlcr!"
4 dealer In clothing may Justly refer ia ii,
place OF business as "tny wear. house"
a hangman, being askcd By a stranger nh,
trade 10 pursued, replied that he was dnshe,.
An uuassuining traveller Tan make 4 fa,s al,,
play by keeping ills raitroad-tfcket where II xlI
oo 0se"'
The cream Of. tho joke is never spoa,tpt
when dispenser Of laetcat fluld sells you eh,ik
atli water for milk. :
Razors arc always strapped; 20 Il Joun.
mnn who IL rash enough to "put Iu" N hour
or two at cliurch-falF.
OF 4U,OO0 tunes or more, rallroad.maa con.
fcssed ttat, dearly as he loved them i'll, Tho al.
@"ue p'c"ee" '''ta ocst'
1t was grocer who sail he studied to NJ
6,...ti; n'iu II. % sune peop's "e3s 'ofestf
so'' 'p'A'"'"e ~ a'0 "''sas'
ApTOpos OF tic photographic tcptleucy oil
, 1879-02-10
WESTERN PATENTS.

List Of Patents Issued to Western Inventors
tho rast Werk.
Snteias Dfsraseh tp 7hf TrtbunA-
WASHINGTON, d. C., Feb. "a. II. Evans d
Co., Patent Solicitors, report the following pat
cnts iss,led to Western Inventors the past week:
1tLtAots.
J; Ash. Chicago, stove tricks. ,osx.
Il. Crawford. t:lcu1o. f!ctGhtseaf locks
4. johnson, Ch,cagp. planes.
i: levitt, GhtcsSo. l!ehtn'na.sod;
4. II. Wagner. Ghlc'4o. gr1ndlnE.1nills.
!. ]: schock: Ghieaso. cleantng tJps:
%ola %la / 1t; steii'' Hs:l s:Iisas d. lawn :;ptnkis1s.
]. j. i. iteeee. sosingatld. cartridge: carriers.
u,S. Itriuvs. ioekf0rt, p!pw 'cevtscs.
u. H.. Fusncr, kuChfo1l. Ctnrn.lt1s.
". Feck, itnckford, grinding.
v. u. FlEk, ktsnnuhtg. tMrr1Ws.
a. trutIan. Alton, pfps .nrEams.
II, W. Smstl+ Sun Luac, beuh!teS.
i.p rarxee, Joliet, fcner. .har3s
j. WtnteF5nhanl. Joliet, barhad fences.
IL. 4. shepard. Lebanon, vch'c!o aprtncs.
u. liustUn+ TiatAyta, schiCle h0lstcru.
e. 4. knowton. kankakso. salse'xeasa for en-
gines.
Il. II. Mon,eith. Emu clalro. combined threshcr
i. !. ''!ooA, Mukwonago. sofocipede. two
II. J.. rseld, West Dorarp, machine for cto.lnx
lS G. II. nakcr, Janesyil'c, book tabIo'.
MICHIGAN,
J.. s. I'LL, Grand Hal,ldA. spoon. bait hooks.
j. \. ltanslry, fiGant ltapids. busglar.alar1ns.
q, Dosge, kaiamazoo. plow4.
". v. Enal,tli. Mnnistee. s.wtn1 shingles.
led. Annca, AmIdGro. buggy. .seats.
4. j. iloag, Hattie EEeek, spark Arscsters.
MINNESOTA.
q. l.. Scott snd q. NcCu1nher, Minneapolis.
rubber oils.
5. IL. Morgan, winona sa!e.y devices fos 1ualn.
sprtngs.
Il. PIcussIn.. Davcnpurt. horacshora. .
j. Kelso and ". II. La4ewlgs, London, shutter
workers.
81. 4. Mllla. Do viii, padlockt.
IL. u. May, New Alb!n, grain separations.
4. Johnsf0n. Dun'HwA. metal. Rclrw machinc,
Il. l.. ft,hef, TUctIs,, knife nnt slcke hU!ssrr0
Fraxcc. Firhcr i ilaascl, Tacdo, automatic
j, u. Fcnlutl. Indianapolis, conbtnel nurse.
boot ait! weights,
=, H. IInnt, assignee, itichn,end, corn. planters.
y. Murray. fthshtlto. haffuwa.
J. Miltcnhcsgrr. Peru. nlilIalali Eauggs.
u; \; an.! s.: ?. tireen and J. II. Roberts,
| al. rartur. rlaInhcld. 4nd j. +. coppack, West
AeMtuiI. EutcH,
j. u. ireyy. Elkhast, manufacturing Ut papsr
| Y. F. Harris, tirccnnnTg, rApnr' burners.
J. l!Hnsihget. MclaHlura. as-hlast regulators fol
thrcshtra.
l.. rhnInpson. j. +. Ictsy. and J. u. Cohee,
| Frankfurt, wAshiAgs HlaCitncs
u. WFIncr, En!un City. dr4w'bsEs.
HEuHAskA.
| II. W. Darnnu,, Nnlaha, apnarstus for casting
| +. ". lnham. FalIs City. wind.whcels.
, 1879-02-10

Special U1Htlch 70 1hs 7F76HHA
OMAHA, Ncb., Feb. o.-Iohn ". McAvoy
yesterday Killed j. stuttsman near hastings,
Ne.,. lie rutc ofl with two mutcs, and, upon
entering tue town OF Hastings, he was arrested
by f'c Sheriff Of Admins County, who, to savc
hts life from mob, took hin oil on q special
tEnl,I, 4lful tinully landed him In jail at Kcarnoy
Atc4Ayoy eontcsscs hts crime.