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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

~ ~ -rAA-4EA4t
GCsLE February 4-Fhe aasly and
hourly cry u iistrsss in Ireland BECOMES
Tor and more urgant a.ad widespread.
Every day reveals new aarrurs IN me eaa.-
logus OF suffering. The outlook fur she
coming manh s gi0omier than aav prs-
tact.on has yes uzinssd Va language ean
depict the appalling privasians. the urssr
dest1su1on Enirh prevails. Il Is tnpnsst-
Dis ~ owsrdrxw the sisuasiun, 20 RAPIDLY do
ma-rers 5eeams worse siiaE wnas might
nave been Al exaggeraslUn vesrer3aT VII
D-morras be An understands. Three
andres Thousand peopis ars sgawiv scarv-
ing. and can enlv be Kept alive by .fia su-
psrnumaa sEtDrts On the part Ut their fellow
creatures. sumo If tnsm are living on ane
meal daily OF Fnrnlps or meat. Thousands
more ars consuming their last ponanses.
q psopis ara locking 70 the world for
s1ecnr- The land agitation has hidden is
head tar me u0mens. the agifatnrs lending
q aA1d n tas nEnmnn cause.
zzEsEAs coS1rrrcS-
FrxssA. February A-rrustwurthy Nc
counts represents the internal condiEinn Of
Russia ~ becoming daily mors critical. A
zzzia.r u ssaasrs, asgn IN aamne..l b..
oecorls dIssfacred. while those not pro-
NOTED Alter the lAss war with Turkey have.
Win Aw exceptions, joined the rsvoiu-
siQnlscx
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05
IER PACIFIC COAST.
A BATCH OF ASSESSMENTS
COUNTERFEIT CoIN.


81 Telegraph 10 the SeaE7ezi
SAS Fx.Scrscos Feeraary A-TAe Con-
65nes Nz1aug CeUraaT h1s Eve5 II
assessment Of 30 GEMS yer sha-s-
The Ea1e T1anel AID Aizlag Company
hzs sxass Al assessment Ct % ger
SHARE. i~sE141sas AzreA Ess n sAs oEcs.
Taa xsssssaasnt i Hsr the purpose Il s.alF-
FE3g ne sa1nel VITA heavisr ngchIaerv
prsparsasry - attracting ore fr sha mill
SaTase Exsss An assessment u 81 esn -
Bag7s $ zeha plscss arg being sz@ az
sensxFsiv gEezlase2- The lml1azfn j. Per
s=c& -as asin being only TO- fine Aexi-
czz 3g1&50eas u similar character Ara also
beng V5ErA& far sale.
The camnz-ee Of the Board ef Health
vi ss-1sv WISH the g-zarzaz7e h1ISs If
The esh8r1Sa and Cons1uz5a 10 make q
sAoruaga inquiry mo the sz4ae q A1Grs
en- hcari
TIE EIEsr1 ap-izv VII ruh.Ssh tie WI
Of Ezn-v Z Es6E.sga, rsesnzv deceased
N New TarS- The essass Is xal1ei a. gas
MILAN and a hat ef walch S7G eco u
hsrs- Tia VII sets aside $4,000 ID be
1vsssai by the haTer and Council II san
Erzasa-es. ne nasrsss ID De 5sToseG Il TIE
rsEEf If 3ss-eEre wcAlen AMI eh-G-sn-
AzEZaNA ITEMS.
rrcsus Al FsRraa<y IL h PAN.
Wells Fags L Cas- special desee1Te.
n-1ay arrested Deuszru pom1guez. ~h0
robbed Ii uA1 2Asvs GI5sEEa en- tas Black
HA rsal IN me aagas II November Filth.
and killed q man Nv he name Of Thsmas.
VINO wE "a m stage The arrest vas
naas a1uGz u niles soEl Of Tucson
Ths body II 3 ErsEranAn, -su2rusezs 10
be has Of William Berry vas fs1nd dead
a AE miles saaaa at Tucson. On sfs Sonora
road xssa his s3aI mashed n M=xicans
are md s1pru~ei n1r,ierers.
Jo=a IAeasan Vas killed. as Santa Rlzss
ay J " C4manels IN >~azaraay- Cause
Eouals a5oaz a nE1sag elaSu- CAMPBELL
ACTED IN sel1-iefanze.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

rsou<f xrilx rszeS pczneisy and zzri<rsd
the fsfhr-- usesA<r. exc so1 xai nssce
A hcx pxmsa cozner. tie ozv ether in
rastN soak rxsnce rnss< 3 bed Ande~espej-
The band ~. al Srs 20 TIE hoass whNA
rareshsr wssA tie hSxs Il the zzrdsrsd
fazilv. was tszzlsy Destroyed AzetAer
500. rs~ssszx sArss zihss fro7 the home
sseza. vas esi~i % hs 2eo- xhozt the
sarae hear All sASs deaA Tie township
Is Wild with sxaaG<1t
co<vscrxa ox x~xnzR
HrrsaS, y. r.. February 4-Hsary
No<st On s-s 5syiss tie past Ten days
for the uars<xeskss vie xsi her p&rszc1r
~ TsxAszssa - sA~ 18th q September
iksA has heSa es1vxsea & 2zrssr \
s<nsnced 70 s< Axzes1 "a hx-SA l&
asser ta= sszx@~ lie Frsssa<z kssS tAxs
he ha aliorra A. h1r AID 8 BAL - srsak-
Ay1o~ AT va-xzSs xArCEzS
ALsASr, y. T.. Fs1rzxry A ha has
been i~nrrsNsaeSs u IAe Senate nakias il
$ usss~zsanx fs< 1ay S2Ls - s7g4ss II
any S~-2<vc1vzse vzlkzs 1xseA. q
any zxzzsgr & kS<s 4 $ b1i16Ess Or
. Srvzr43s Who z9rs s@cA A. sx&6So92 -
taAe ps.es4
INTERSTATE c~cxEEzcz-
wAsKua-us. FskrSAy Ala the HeGs
Coznzitsae % CsG@<ree Mr. NeLs-s sab
aisrea tie Iaar-Sze Cez@sreS hl sab
saseszd sr ESsgazS II p<Ovs3s for 8
Board Il E4ar45 S1rs<TAocS coGsssEl.<
Ut the >eexsssry & .@ IRssrax, The CSz-
missioner azS Ezglassz q Railroads AID
the ASSISTANT ATsorasr Gzzsr2l q HE In
ssrser ps~rsx-1e1. The Bard are - In
vesssSxss e~oErlzzars EsgEGl2z rrxns-Arts-
rlca. charges zssczlng interstate ErxSc.
lncl=&s passengers and frSS<As AID he
sxss-r ef travel. Tasy xrs required - ~
rsrs saaz2iir 70 Congress ga The Isl Il
nees=A<x. wlsk szggsSslScs rsssr5Ing ~
medal R<1slazssn. NeL27s. Esss AID
Hsz8rsea we're empowered - draft suG
rspers ~ TIE fall cpz1issse a s1hs-@1E
fog Inc ke1gzR e2l. seeprgsng ~ t1S asz
Ess<zzs s1 wss rsfsrrsd . <z5-eGz-
zlszs Sr Ae Same P1-poss-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

TIE GnelBaz.i Enquirer eises shs hsg
lives Of mast of The Presidents - prove
EAas p2kle he IN ths eozns<y = not
opposed 10 kng-vlsy. AID tanks the
record naxy z5ard soaas eo1ss21sca TO
sensrxhas politicians xisA P~-ese3ata1
aspirations JeAa Adams reached the
yreas aga Of "a years and eight roash&
Jazaes Ma3sssa 3e3 NJ 50 ThoG2s JeE
srson n s. JeAz q Adams AZ 80 MxrssB
Van Rarsn Al - AuS3rsw Jackson 81 IS
Jana<s Bzehasaa AZ =, ana Milzri FIJI
uacrs AZ "a General Grant . the cnlv
sx- President nsw hxsax.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

AvKxASlers QUESTION
Appsrsntly. the Irssh prcslen hids i2lr
10 vrovs - tough - ever. MiddleASed
p~rscns cannot rsccilecs . tims vhen
tAss~ vas not an Irish problem to he
,savsd. and . great many can r~eusze~r
that many persona hare set thsnssslvss 70
scfvs that proh,em- There has been. in
fssk ~ lax sf efort in thai rsPeSt
IrssA statcsmen have puzzled thar brains
svsr IL EnShshmsn have offered seaa-
tson8 and once. At least. = Freshman
tried 10 solve It. The hrss Napsssoa.
hAd hs hved and rzlei. nssAs have solved
the rrohlera- Il certainly vas in his
ns.d 70 try. and a. . man Of uncommon
e~h~siaaey. be woald have saslsSa rs
mssa I'D sss tie British hen lad =
dresdial paw ca him-
Cesaaag down 10 the present tazae, the
prohien sill invites and IS receiving a.
t<zsioa- Mr.. P2rnsll and osAers VITO
hsli With him. think IL can be solved ~
r>so~uiax the land hv< They fxvor The
sysssn 81 small proprietary rsghss In tie
sod. bat how sAas IS 20 be broasAs aeous
We are not rx~ess<ly infcrm@d Mr..
Bright proposes shas the cevsrazssas
shall enser TIE market - q purchases Of
al the lArys kosAass vAese owners a7e
wllllng TO sell Astsr sha. tie aads vii
heeome passss deasAaa. 10 Be sold 70 a.
saAi settlers ard On tsane- Perhaps sAas
woxld do Il Is rsaliy n sensible PrvPe-
sision- whsaAe< il woa2 ecaaPess TIE
dls6ealti<s non disturbing IrslAaa and
NOS wsshcas scrs< seses svsn u England.
sr only prsssns the proalsn a adarsF~
sns phase, IS really bard % say. bas r
offers the best yre1ad fer hope for p<aee
Of anything yes proposed Al eossoaa.
the land question > . q1esraos q rent,
and rent j. vsry vaguely e~omprsAena-a
by even the ns5exssy 81 writers ca polka
cal seoaony. The vors. thiag shoss shs
question Of rens Is thai tia masses cannot
understand il They never did under
sszni n anysasre. and tas rsSzzspns 1s-
tween Landlord aa3 .enaas ara relas1ans
Of armed nsasrassy a. best. wish an In
minsnt Danger ii sonaeshlnx very n1sh
vu<se.
No. ,- -, 49, 49, 49,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

I'm announcement that Gen. Grant 5
hne@is hare 3e..aea =ssha=s1 hs
asrs u = aaaAdAss sor the Republican
nomination for tho Presidency should be
rseaIssd with sessrsl grainsof allowance.
TAs satsmsns sppsars 10 be based On the
zn-axpssrsdly hassils attitude Of the
Pmns7ivsaiA dslagszian. which Is de-
slaesd 70 b stroaxiy IN FAVOR Of Blame.
Cndnzheedly shs opposition Of the
P~snnuyixsnia Republicans would be =
svss hlax 4 Grant but il would not
a-scunnniy be . fatAl enc. Tasrs are sail
voe.a enough sft 10 noninass him. and
no ana dnuhtz bus THAI II be received
tas nomination the Pennsylvania Re-
pnhlezns would whesl promptly into
Ina Grant has several times been
"vsfhdEaxnv BY his friends. and il Is
quite sal say mat shsy viii not relax
shaa< sdars. 70 sscure tia cossssd prsze
far him znEi affair the question Is de-
cadsd finally IN tbs Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

II - tsarsd tilAt the efforts af Sare--
intsndsns Walksr 10 securs . thorough
esnsus viii bs ina great extent dsfeatsd
By tina sction af the President The
appointments Of S-apsrvisorz made BY
General Walker are said 10 be- generally
Of . superior charscter and 10 have been
mazda without reference 20 partisan con-
sdsr>sionA Mr. Hayes. however, has
changed many Of the appointments for
s4pohHcl rsssonA' As the work TO be
dona rsqairss skillad and trained men 10
do IL shs actson af the Psssldsnt viii
probably result IN ssrisus dstrimsns 10
thu shsroaganszs and reliability If the
census. II Is to Be hoped that the Ssn-
sss wiiI s~crusnizs tina appointments care
fully and rses. szeh - do not co.ns ap
70 shs mark
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

FvErsxx p~rues~ling otAs PsnHsylv1-
ns4 Republican State Convsassea wlnh
awaited wish interest Dpa CsD<voa
has sr~a bic hand. <s3 : SID tx
Gr~zs He has resea tAe RAns>Asr-
mzn hrOnas and the political eszisron
viii bal frv1n ncw Hntl Nerezah<r.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

'IHE ESDEnS15SED VII GIVE LES
SONS IN the above instruments az razsuu-
sats rsfss. For pariur music IL In uu.ur.
PASSED. ami ss ths Instrument il small enn n.
aarrird anywhere. JULIUS C FLErssNER.
Nm AZ C. P Brewery
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

TIE POps has sen 5000 70 the SAFER
rax poor ef Ireixal and tbs leads the
Sexarenso Bee 20 ask Is 70: sAS
Nesrx Ssn-l<ssea q the elosA. 3 srrsr
acton IN the sshsof the Lo~d sAAa utter
iax s-<ssinensal psstss1des on the duty *
the servant 20 the master. the s<uzzs 20
TIE ksdle<i. ard hovlng 70 a-rsstocracy
rstAer than kreelisr 10 Gefs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

TIE New York Herald skowS It's keen
arrrc1sxtsoa u the sassrsac Of the lrssh
p~oyls, and sets q worthy example by
eoasnb@ssng sloooo Al hOao< 70 the
greatest q Am<ue2n icGra2ls
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05
szzzEAs cosnrrrox


ny eiaaretss : The smuIst
ta2f charms Hfsr unrest and surruy
m magic wand that fair beyond
ra-1ax. can conIur. 1p tomorrow,
lao loves desire. thy crown u ars
~ softiy with the txfiighk blending.
2ad. An nes-em< . paers dreams
Arata thx xrenxhs of smoks ascending.
~ cizaret<sl cAa I Z rgst
aDS Axfn and I. IN sunuy wexthar.
- IN tn shais ths elm trees made,
AM 7slisd rae fragrant weed tn seherf
: q Der . lie. beaafxasd
10 no q and zstfsie har fingers willing. 4.
sn-s roi ING siuw the paper snow
xusuns ny hsaEt in wsta sAs ill.ng.
ny eissretsst I see hrr y=t-
tne waits smoke fram her rsd lips curling
nsr ireanins eyes, her 50 replies.
asr zsntse sishs. hsr Iauahfsr purltnzs
A. 1Azafy rall. whose parting suaI
snss oaf IN many . snow hillaw.
l. az. suulsi burn If I might s~rr
epan aer bps - sweet . ptlluw
An. eisnrsttsl The say coqusfts
has se1s forgot Kas dames she iRhssd.
ana yo1 s1d 1 ~uatA1nstngiy.
Alks are thrawn. sifks are sifgatsd.
has a.rsnsss S.E1~ra fast without.
a rsin-trop On NY window plashes.
ny aRssetts and h~srt are out
And aAasAt - left me but tneir aanes
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

Ms RarSK IS enjoying aid Pres
deu.i.i hcsza he shcali make the mos;
az il While il lz<sS Asscoa IS he hgsns
10 be a~ssssroas the Grant and Sherman
men Will ~rronptly suppress himA
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

A. oct eo prevents the inssrmarryin9
Il shs dsfarsnE races has passed tia
South Carolina Lsgsl&tars. which i'm
posss upon any atisndsr = tine Of not less
than $500. or imprisonment not les. than
a ysars Oh bo1h st the discretion Of the
eoarA Any clergyman or iusties per
formiag the csr-mony. 70 b. subjected 10
- mns p.nalAv.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-02-05

FoER s<xzroas we're delivered n WASH
zxscz rseeasly IN sayor os The hn rsad-
nx h~sS~s CoaSres providing Tern
sorizi rovernaaeas ior Alaska Ths spse
aels Of ministers pos<zrias 4 the role
AZ nShyisss i not = pleasant cue.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26

[From our Special Correspondence
sK," GU: Glendale correspondent, writes 10
the MINER. giving a full and graphic &C
count of the Maeinn:s demonstration of We'd
nesday night. As q partial account of the
proceedings was published in yesterdays
MINER, we a-s unable TO print "K's" CONF
municat' ON in full, and therefore condense as
follows:
The War Horse, on arriving in Glendale
and learning that Major Maginnis was soon to
speak in that camp, expressed a desire fl: a
JOINT discussion. To this proposition the
Major cheerfu'ly consented, whe eupon the
;l!ustrious chief of the republicans backed
out and left the camp in company with a po-
li,;cal fledg,ing named Speer, who, 1t seems,
is acting as footman and roustabout for the
Herald nominee.
Continuing, 'K' says:
The enthusiasm of the reception shown to
our ~favorile delegate was the .randest ever
seen in this city since the first log was laid.
Shortly after nightfall about 100 men,, each
bearing q lighted torch, with a band Of mar
tial music in the lead, formed in line and
marched through the city with military pre-
| cision, while cheer upon cheer rent the air
and salute afte: salute was fired in honor Of
the brave !eade. who has 50 faithfully
watched the interests of this vast territory at
the seat of government.
Me,len's hall was SO dcnse!y packed when
the hour arrived for speaking that standing
room could scarcely be obtained. At least 30
ladies were present, who lent a CHAIN 10 the
scene and were as enthusiastic as though; .ley
could cast a ballot for the hero Of the hour.
shall not attempt 10 rehearse the argu-
men.s Of Major Mas!nnis. 1t is the duly OF
every hono:-loving citizen to hear him and
form their own opinions of his wo til. Ate:
Mr.. Masinnis had ceased speaking, IN re-
Spouse 10 repeated calls, the Hon. Samuel
Word, Of Virginia City, mounted tile rostrum
and electrified his audience with a pointed.
logical and ,ousing political address.
In conclusion, i, may lie added that the
funds raised to- tie rception, as above de-
scribcd, were more than sufficient TO meet all
expenses, and the democratic committee
unanimously voted The balance on hand to
the school fund Of this county.
Take it all in all, there never was a grand
err gala day in this the bal'ne. smelling camp
Of Montana than Wednesday, Oct. 20, 1880.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26
Our l4and Survey System.

SALT LAKE, October l5.-rhe Su rveyo.s
ueaeral Convention has completed It's laOo"s
AAd the members have gone home. The
charged with the work Of drafting
p1oposltions and questions did 80 with re-
's'Gnce to . proposed ACT Of Congress, drawn
~ " the Interior Department. and designed
"oe submitted to Congress, entitled IAN
" 70 provide for tue survey and disposal Of
se public lands in the United States" 1t
roviaes that Deputy Surveyors must file q
Mno o. $4,000 for the faithful performance
" \. s1e'r duties. The General Land Office
i icy nave only supervisory control by general
''asi,uclons, and all matters Of detail and
,Wa' administration is to be left to the Sur
..s~oas-General. Copies Of tho maps OF the
.SS.,sys on hle In. the General Land Office
jSs.. W made by the automatic system, by
.e3'o OF the Commissioner of the General
~. .sas On1ce, and copies shall he furnished
III. ~ petson applying It the cost Of the paper
s FlnsanS with Is per cent added. Deputy
M '.yors shall have authority TO administer
"a Heceseary oaths to assistants in relation
co, ~ mining laws. The present laws are
Sn r.s1ered u cient, II faithfully carried out.
4. .syets-Gsnera = allowed to collect q
NM, "a NV from each applicant for . mining
,a!vey. 1t was unanimously adopted thai
iss.sI md irrtgatable lands shsnld bt
vith ~. :" large bodies tor grazing purposes
s s%a we privilege Of purchasing at the e1pira
M. y. tne lease, = clause In the lease permit
~ "o@es.eads and mineral land entries aLt
se,ectons wishin ths limits Ut LIANT
~o'a 70 such lea9o.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26
Minisg Nsscs.

A press Of matter this morning compels us
to condense our regular mining report.
Bell.-Sinking IS progressing in whipSlat,
which IL las feet deep. Drift started east 10
20 fees in excellent ore assaying 81 psr esut.
copper and high up in the hundreds IN silver.
South vein yielding 10 tons per diam.
Magma Charta-xssM ApEfsm Of 206-foot
shah drifts nortAAAMaAsadvanced 20 feet
each way. ockSnAa6tnG. hut no ledge yet.
Cora.-Ope"ations resuasad In west shaft
40 feet deep, .om tAa hoteo0sf which . drift
runs east 40 feet. foalsviagA2foot vein Of
fal- grade quartz. a @
Celusa.-New shan down 100 fsse. Con-
nection will soon be made with esst drift Of
old workings. Considerable ore Is being
shipped to the sme!ter per air tramway.
On the Grey Rock and Lexington sinking
will not be resumed until pumps now en-
ioute arrive.
The Pacific is being actively Developed BY
the Silver Bow company, and IL yielding 90
tons per day Of free ore.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26

Consistency, the Jewell, Speaks Of
Democratic Fraud in the
80 =.
South,
But Says Nothing About His Ship.
nent Of Reporters to
Florida.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The following ad-
aress was to-day issued by the republican ma
tlonal committee for circulation in the SOUTH
ern states:
To the Republicans Of the Southern States:
The solid south was the Shibboleth Of the
democratic party at Cincinnati. Senator
Hampton teld the national committee Of his
party that 13S southern electoral votes could
all be counted in advance for the democratic
nominees. This was in defiance Of we'll
known republican majorities in half of the
southern states, and was q threat that they
should not be recorded. The republicans Of
the north are fully aroused to the truth That
the democratic party conquered these states
by violence and now propose to retaln them
by fraud. For q time many thousand Of our
people were unable to realize your situation
and the wrongs of which you complained
some Ut them to0 startling for belief-but
time has shown that the bali had not been
told. The t-iumphs achieved in Ohio and
Indiana This month but fOreshadow the still
greater ones 20 come. They will prove the
death knell Of the solid political south. Now
is yeur opportunity for vindicat: ON before the
world in the presence of this second up
rising of a great people. The southern DEM
ocratic leaders should hesitate further to per-
secute you or attempt to silence your voices.
Io-oay patrlOtlsm, Tree speech and q fair bal
lot are sectional because they are not permit
ted to exist IN the south, The national re-
publican committee, speaking for the party
which has struggled for "a years to make
freedom national, appeals to you TO cast your
votes on the I'd Of November for the candi-
date of your choice. Have trusted republi-
cans at every polling place during the cleo
ton to register in books of their wi the
votes which you deposit. Be prepared in this
manner to demonstrate to the people of the
nation just how many votes you cast in each
state, and then let the democratic party show
the people how mar y Of them they will dare
refuse to count. You VIII thus indicate
your manhood, dignity and your citizenship,
and either compel the democracy to count
| your votes or stand convicted of having open
ly defrauded you of them.
MARSHALL JEWELL,
|. Chairman.
5. w. DORSEY,
Secretary.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26
student RlshsA,

ST. PETE EsBURG, Oct 23.-An address IL
being privately signed among the studenAs Of
the university he:e, embodying = petition a.
ready submitted to tho rector for presenta-
ton to the minister Of public instruction. It
demands the establishment ofa special stu
dent corporation with the right of making
representations by deputies; the right ofhold-
ing pc -!odical meetings; the right OF an aaso-
citation for objects 10 be submitted to the
authorities. Institution Of . court of honor
for the purpose Of expelling offenders from
the university. The right Of participating in
deliberations Of the council Of professors, and
finally demands that no student shall be sub
ject to summary treatment by the police with
out previous cognizance OF the rector and
without having been expelled from the univer-
s:ty.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-Last night Geo.
!. Wheeler went to the police station and
he had murdered his slster-in-law,
6eDs ]. Tillson, At q lodging house at No. %
(esrney street, and packed her body in q
funk. His statement was at once verified.
Fbe circumstances are remarkable. The de-
k,sed had been living with her sister and
Wheeler, and wa improperly intimate with
be latter, his wife being cognizant of the
Il, but concealing the affair to avoid scal,-
81, Latterly q maa by tie nam Of George
\, Peckham, who became acquainted with
Be family some time ago at Cisco, sought to
harry Della. This created Jealousy on the
bat Of wheeler, who, while Della was sit.
luz in bis lap yesterday ,choked her to death
Wheeler and his family formerly lived in
New York.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26
r,vewenen Bsrned.

c..c,rsArI, Oct. 2O.-Five women were
C alss ~ death in . fire which occurred
Pf u's mar eleven o'clock in the factory Of
poa :.yy.;n Hey, between Second and B"oad-
sn'. .,rsats. Escape from the ,h,rd SOY,
|sy . nnmber Of women were at work,
per-, u. ri. Five men made heroic but in
q .a. .i,empts to rescue The women.
E s..s rare twenty girls and eight women in
y third story when the hre .ok u
[se girls passed down the sla'is safely, out
'iy ivo Of the women followed their exam,
~ Il il supposed that six OF them delayed
'. .h.noe clothing until the fire cut of their
~ One Of them broke her legs jumping
Icn tho window, and the others were burn
! " death.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26

Rev. Mr.. Garvin IL buslly engaged in build
Ing . parsonage In the rear Of the Methodist
church.
H. Thrown moved into his fine new brick
residence last week.
The brick walls Of the Presbyterian church
are nearly completed. The basement will
soon be ready for occupancy, when It will be
used for services until the main room Il oou,-
pleted.
n. j. Conuell has moved HE frame dwell
ing to h rear of bis lot, preparatory to
building . handsome brick one ON the front
part of the lot.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-10-26
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