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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-01
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Our AsiatIc Interest,"

Tie latest news from China seen
little doubt tilat the war party al
gained the ascendency, and that
Russia about kuldja has been detet
aud, as a beginning, the ambassal
How, who negotiated the late ~
petersburg, and who has been in !
since, is to have his head cut oil. \
tlli'y to Russia is only part of a q
Unity TO foreigners, some little any
to prevail among the foreigners At
ports. The principal fighting will
be in Central Asia, and there seeI1
accurate information current as Y
which either combatant can bring
The Russian available force is EDl
small from the failure and receIl|
OF the operations against the Ie1
mans, and that Of the Chinese \
large, but how large nobody seems
to say. The army which defeII
Beg was certainly a formidable oj
chances are that it has been lneI
improved. If it should inilict i cI
russians, or the Russians, throus1
check, should for a time finch frO1
1t, the loss Of prestige ia the eyes
Romans might be a very serious ~
the war party really "mean bul
in other words, see clearly the SCI
their undertakings. shown in thl
ment that they will continue to-
services of foreigners in the arI0I
The London Econ7mist foresee'
convenience both to the Othe'I
states and to the United States fro
able blockade of the Chinese II
Russian cruisers.-N. Y. Nation
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-01

The suit against Kalloch has fallen through.
The defendant was not acquitted Of the
charge brought against him but the demurrer
entered by his counsel was sustained, practi-
cally an a~cquittal as far as the suit as entered
is concerned. The care taken under our III
stitutions to protect every citizen in the privi-
lege of free speech, leads sometimes to an
o~vershooLing of the mark aimed at. Instead
of guaranteeing liberty of speech to the citi-
zen it to, often protects the demagogue in
shameless license of speech.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-01

The success OF the child thieves in the
Charley Ross case was certainly of a nature
to discourage the cheraiiers dindustrie en-
gagged in that department of labor; but never
theless it failed to bring their operations
altogether to an end. On the twenty-fifth of
This month Charley Jackson, a two-year-old
child, was ST olen at Stockport, n. Y, by two
men who had apparently no other motive for
their crime than the hope of ransom.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-01

ohe OF the current campaign anecdotes
tells us how the editor of a liltl. country
paper upon being criticised for the ~ferocity of
his political articles, replied; Sour attacks
upon the Democracy have vastly benefited
u.s. without materially ~injurins that party"
lhls answer furnishes the philosophy which
uuderlles the 6 zeal of many a party organ
and is easily comprehensive. But villa,
kind OF philosophy has a certain wcll-known
Montana journal selected as its guide? Its
political articles ably written though thew
unquestionably are, will not exert 4 f.a,har..
weight as against the third term movem.pt {.
and yet they will not fail to rebouns with
the weight of worlds upon the paper publish
ing them, should that movement hannah -
De successful. In the matter of wnrlduv
wisdom We think our Territorial cout.mror.
~ might prottably take a few Lesson. ,ron,
the sage quoted above.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-01

Everyone by whom the fair fame of the Old
Dominion is held dear, will rejoice in hearing
that in the Virginia municipal elections the
Conservatives have defeated the Readjusters
and Republicans combined. TIL party ap-
propriating to themselves the euphemism OF
"Readjusters' as tleir title, are IN plain
words repudiationists, who wish to repudlate
the greater portion Of the States debt. They
are composed of the less reputable elements
of both OF the old parties, of men whose
great desire is a dimunition of the burden OF
taxation, a dimunition they strive to bring
about by violating the pledges given by the
Commonwealth and accepted by the public
creditors in good faith. A section of the Re-
publican party who could not so far forget
the principles of political honesty as openly
to advocate the policy of reputation, were
nevertheless so tempted by the hope of win
ming power through their cooperation that
they accepted as allies the Readjusters in
struggling against the Democratic majority.
But the Republicans were not all of this way
of thinking. If there were found Republi-
cans willing in the hope Of office to CO.
alesce with the regulators, there were others
with whom the honor of their State was the
paramount consideration. and to preserve it
they were willing to cooperate with their
lifelong opponents, the Democrats, stipulat-
ing only that the coalition should be known
as the "Conservative" party. The recent
victory of the Conservatives puts an end to
the hope Of a Republican Senator from Vir-
glnia.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-01

"Oh, l CAM shoot, can't ?" he said when
twitted about his archery. "Give Inc that
bow" he added, snatching it out of Julia's
hand. "Now," he added, striking an attitude,
''show me something you want popped what
is it?' "Yes," said Julia's friend, ''thaL's the
question:" "You hateful thing said Julia
with an Italian sunset face, sit amt, either ;
I'll never speak to you again" But doubt
less the innocent blunder of Julia's friend
will have its effect.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-01

The Empress Eugene left Cape Town, per
steamer German, on tie I'd of April, fer Ma
tai. During her stay at the former place she
remained in strict seclusion at the Govern
ment House, only once going cut to attend
the Roman Catholic Cathedral. She seemed
a little more cheerful at her departure.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-01

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The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-02
ANNUAL STATEMENT
-oP THE
Expenses 3 Baltimore County
FOR THE
Fiscal Year Ending May, 1880.

Pabiished by 0rdsr ef he County coMmissioHsrs
Of said County, 10 Pursuance Of Section Of
Article IS Of The Code Of PaLiie General Lace
whieh prorid,s-
"That the County Commissioners shall make out
and publish annually, In at least two newspapers
published In their respective counties, f there be
Two, A DETAILED. MINUTE AND ACCURATE
STATEMENT Of the expenses Of their said eoun-
ties specifying therein each particular item Of ex.
pense, and for what and to whom paid, and shall
also deliver 10 the Sheriff VI their respective
slSs mauy UvYsrs VI s~sh ss~s-.-s~s ss sae.s
Election Districts OF said county, at least ten days
before each general election, and the Sheriff SHALL
within six days after the receipt Of such copies,
set up Of them at the place Of holding elections
In each District.
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-02

j. I. Webb, wit. for W. Alban W. State
VIM. France,
fritz Furber. wit. for Rcchtewald ct nj.
J. II. Fisher. witness for X. Thomas.
W. II. Todd, witness for Thos. Todd.
Hosea Roster, witness for Rosisr........
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-02
support orPrisoncrs I'm Jail.

s. ". worthington. for May-.........s i,osa.Os
Juue.............. g9S.1l
............. l.l1O.6S
Angus, Loose. clothing for prisoners... s3.s3
:. W. wor;hing;on. for August...... 1,0l2.52
September.... 602.90
:. ". worthng,on. balance, ..... S9s.O0
on acct. October 5Os.Oi
-. 1870
for November... 1890
Vim. A. Siade, for November. 232.5l
August Loose. clothing for prisoners... 20.5O
Geo. II. Brown. cleaning and repairing
stove. at s7.I5
:. W. Worthing,on. on acct. October. 10000
Armstrong Denny, mattresses and
blankets for jail.......................... si.I0
Wm. A. Slsde, for Deccmber............. 562l9
:. W. Worthington, balance October. 477.00
J. 4. Cunningham, for repairing stoves
in jail....... ............................ 1910
Vim. A. Slade. for January, 'sO. 10000
d" bal. q ......... $50 Sc
on acct. February, So. 3T63:
bal -. 1890
March, 'SO................. 9S0.95
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-02
Burial Expenses orPaupers.

J. ". jackson, 2 eofhns for paupers...s 300
L. d. sslby, making collins forpaupers l2.sO
n. q. Forester. cofhn and burial Of IN
known man, $5, and horse and cart
used, t.VV
Ewd. Doyle, making coins for paupers 5000
L. NJ. Bacon, ccthn and burial of pauper 300
J. W. jackson, ? collins for paupers... 300
Abraham Young. COINS and burial.... 800
J. A. bruce, taking charge 2 dead bodies 2o.00
n. @. Forester, burying ehild.........- 800
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-02
Support Of Insane Paupers.

Mount Hope Retreat. 23o.s'
81. Agnes Hospital, for board and fu-
neral expenses for J. kaip. pauper. i?.0'
81. Agnes Hospital, funeral ex. pauper 1906
Mt. Hope Retreat, support OF insane
panpers............... s4o.''
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-02
Clerks 10 County Commissioners.

J. Harman Schonc. clerk for May, s9..S 1890
Jno. crowther, Jr. special iaudi,or. a.. 1900
J. iIatman Sehoue. clerk. June, p. 1890
Jno. crowthcr. Jr. special auditor" -. 1890
J. liarman Schone, clerk, July, s2... 1000
Jno. crowther. Jr.. special aud. :" 1890
J. Harnan Schonc. clerk. Aug, -" 1890
Jno. Crowther. Jr. special aud. e l25.0o
J. Harman Sehonc, clerk. Sept. " 1880
Jno. Crow,hcr. Jr. special aud. " 1880
J. IIarman Schone, clerk. Oct. % 1880
Jno. crowthcr. Jr. special aud, 4" 1900
J. Iiarman Schonc, clerk. Nov, =" 1900
Jno. Crowthcr. Jr. special aud. Z" 1890
J. Hartman Schone. clerk, Dec, 1900
Jno. Crowther. Jr. special aud, 3" 1890
J. llarman Sehonc. clerk. Jan, So. 1000
Jno. Crow,her. Jr. special aud. ' 1890
J. Harman Schore. clerk. Feb. T." 1880
Jno. Crowther. Jr. special aud. :" l25.Oo
J. Iiarman Schone. clerk. March. :" 1880
Jno. crowthcr. Jr. special aud. e 1880
J. liarman Schone, clerk. April. e l25.O"
Jno. crowther, Jr, special aud. '' l25.OV
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-02
TOwSONTOWN, Md, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1880.

Lewis vOgle, crier and bailia, on acct.
Dec. term, '79...........................". aO.0C
Lewis vogic, crier and bailin, on acct.
March term, 'S0......................... 5.Vt
@. W. Seipp, bailia, on acct, March
term. SsNe
II. G. Iiutehins. sundry grand jury
certificates for witnesses. s.."............ 1000
II. c. Hutchins. sundry States witness
""'"s
II. c. llutchins, sundry defense witness
certthcates... ii'"'
J. II. Lindsay, bailih, on acct. March
tcIm, ou..s.s fSs"s
J. J. Pilert, interpreter, on acct. Mch.
term, sV..... "-'"'
Geo. W. fringer. for self and others
attached from Carroll county .......... 25.os
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-02
Insurance ON County Buildings.

Exchange Fire Insurance Company. in
surance on aims house................S 5000
Relief Fire lns Co.. ins. on aims house 5000
Peabody Fire Ins. Co., - 5000
Mutual Fire Ins. Cos. Of Howard and
Anne Arundei counties. es................. $500
Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Of BALTIC. county st.S1
Hartford county $500
Liverpool and Globe Fire Ins. Co..... 1926
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-02

II. q. Hu,ehins, for sundry grand jury
ceruhcates..."...........
u. c. Iiutchins. for sundry States Wit
ness certihcatcs...... .....................
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-02

VIM. A. siadc. for Jones, witness for
State ". liall.......................
J. =. Kennedy, bailifI. March term. so
Lewis Noglc. crier. Dec. term. 's......
J. II Lindsay. baiiifi. March term, 80
Geo. W. Scipp. "
John j. Pilcri. baiiif and interpreter.
March term. so.
Vim. A. Sladc. for Nose, ireland.
Sta = ............................
7. Mc,;inncss. juror. March term, so.
Geo. 7. Loomis, juror, March term. 80
The Baltimore County union., 1880-10-02

Ruhlic Schools.

Commissions for Collecting Taxes
D. shamberger. on State taxes for '.'..s :a.ls
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