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Marrrmon,ai.

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The most notable social event that mas
occurred in Helena for some time wss tuAe
which took place 1t the residence o. at.
Jehu Kinua, last evening. A. that Line
ana place Hon. Joseph 7, Woolmsn, leI,
rs,orial Auditor, was united 10 m.triDonis'
hnnds 10 Mrs. 8. X. GlrndenIs, Rev. ?. Y.
a. ck,ston ofhciating. No cards wsTe s
iss.,sd, and only fsw intimate irien's ~ =
the contracting parties were p tess -ssh
~. so-n ana Territory, sud 10 the posi-
. .u'. If Tsrrironsl Auditor has made one
ion - refnl. com petens and popular
~ ss that sssr served the people q noo,
tans. -" hss made many friends, and z
recognized - one Of the =, ros s.S s1S
lsdiss in Helena socisty. Inc - ss..srs
srt~nds its oongratulations ana san
eood wishe6 -l~d9pss6sa@
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The Salisbury Murder.

The following, relating TO the murder at
Salisbury some weeks since, 10 from the
Walla Walls Waterman .
townsman James, Chadsey, while laboring
under fit of insanity and while under
guard, composed OF citizens, killed during
the night with shot gun, standing in the
room, one of the guards, who at the time
Was sleeping in chair. This is certainly
q very unfortunate affair in which it ia hard
to withhold public sympathy or censure
where pity IL felt"
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FOUND AT LAST !
"Dobyn's Sure Cure ="
For Catarrn,
Neuralgia
And Nervous
Headache.

Dos rvs SURE CURE" Is In the form of suuif and
u put up IN large size impervious wooden boxes. II
10 USED ~ snuh and Is always ready and conyen,.nt
ior use without ally extra trouble or additional ex
pense whatever. 1t contains no choloroform ether
mnr INA oooo ,oos, copperas, bsmnth, calomel or
mo,pnlne ana children i've years Of age can uss n
WIN perfect safety. Its wonderful and beneficial Fl
Iccls suicky follow the frst application and being
composed OF simple chemicals we guarantee il 10 he
p,necty simple and harmless. One box win last
ABOUT one month. and has frequently been suaieient
10 eject cure but IL cases OF long standing IL NAV
san.e from three to SIX boxes 1t Immediately de-
breath Its original purity and sweetness ~ 'A'
Cure Guarant eed.
II our SURE Cure be regularly and pers,steptIv
used as directed by label on each box we puarsntas
reeI IN every case and an absolute cure in ali cases
Were INC patient Is free from constitutional siment
.. computations resnlting from scrofous or svnbii
!stic anections. Where such ailments or eomnlica'
nons exist we have an alternative which when taken
IN connection with "SURE CURE we guaran,se 10
cure. ThOs III Tcy,w kuasansee 10
Butte, Sole Agent for Montana
ror SAFE ov STANLEY q Co., Dec. Lodge. $40
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Prospect OF Settlement.

Messrs. John Caplice, Lon r. Smith, n.
Duifee and John Rains started for Philips
burg Thursday evening. A basis Of onm-
promise a. to the civil proceedings IN the
Trout mine case has been drawn which
seems to be satisfactory to both sldes and
the party has gone 20 submit u. We be-
iieve when they meet the miners the Trout
difficulty will end 10 an hour-and that
will b best.
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! Mr.. Waren's statement IN the Batts xi.sr q the he
nh il MI right az fnrss &c goes. Capce smith ana
~ ~ork ,ng,uen had possession of the property at
that time. and II Caplice a smith hsd shy que
shem from the Northwessern Co., ~ must be taken
into ooasnsraon that they also had all the p.rsona
nrs,nrrtv euch a. wood salt ETC., around nno seont
cvs,,,.rfv brloslxint 70 the Northwestern Co. s
tarhed il was sold a. sheriff. sale and bought IN q
them IL about es0o0, consequently this am1a1s
shsuld 81 deducted from their original cAsms Nmc
orid lesye nAlnnce of a. 600 due them. They state
49, AVE rxDcndsd s96O6u sincs which would Tn
rssss their claim 10 81 NV and they claiM hAf lnss
have tsksn ont this amount sincs thss ban y vol
the mine. 49, - - =. -. IN m
~hen - took possessfon. which y nov nsaux woIeea
- ~ Psrdse, Superintendent y ths Alxss2n'n 20
"a fcr which we ought corrosive some ccQsao
- - srd u statement IN the Butte Ainr nnoul
- s.ssult made on Mr. McCary. snH9eer = "
rrcus ri,> b. one Of our party. Ne visa 49,
s,ocd thsr when NcCarty left TIE ysrss - ess
.sstion "a 6low us up; that be shut - nc 49, =
s ~ ts,ilsr. pus e iArgs nse With no Y99
she ssira eusgs Ard len. Witch can g svse q y.
nsstser 81 ~ opposite him and ssvNa e,en ~
- - ~ tjnp. ~ regards property - have =
S~sessvs6 - ~ ~ ~ inee14 .
a ~ 4soG1 HI - -
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LAND COMMISSION BILL
Will Not be Presented This Session.
VA MAsuINaToN MAJ "a

Will Not be Presented This Session.
WASHINGTON, May Is.
To the Montana Press:
The following occurred on the foor of the
House a few days since:
MIR. Converse, Chairman Of the Commit
tee on Public Lands, asked unanimous co.,
sent to set apart one night for reports iron,
his committee. E. wa
Mr.. Maginnis- object il the land CON-
mission bill is to DO reported. not only
oppose that bill, but will intorpose every
parliamentary obstacle to it's introduction.
Mr.. Converse said bis committee would
not present that bill for action this session.
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The Fity- Mile Race at Butte.

The Mnsr of Tuesday gives account o.
the 50.mile race rode on Sunday last De-
tween Smith and Booth. The former won
the race, Booth failing in endurance. FOL
lowing are points in the account
On the 25th mile smith rrpassed DIS OPP
moment. who was now mile behind. Booth
was beginning TO show evident signs OF "a
tivue. and his borses, either through un-
skillfull riding or inferior bottom" were
mt running with the freedom and case
thew first displayed. Smith, on the con
rrary. appeared 10 excellent spirits and con-
timed TO make bus changes with surprising
activity. In marked contrast 70 Booth. whose
changes were slow and evidently made with
difficulty. an
Tn a,most every mile from the 2Sth to the
both Smith peroeptibly gained on the other
man. and at the close cf the last mile was
-ith,n rs feet of overhsuling him for the
third time. Smith, therefore. came WITHIN
Oh Yards OF winning BY two miles. and ras'
az course. awarded the race ~ Judges par
rsr. Downs and Sawtelle. whose rulings
throu Qhout the contest gave excsiiens -
isdaction. Smith made bis hrst 70 miles y
az N. SEQ; Booth In 66 N. Each ~ miie'
"a. made in the following time:
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CROWS WILLING TO cEDE
Desirable Rights on the Yeliowstorc.
WASHINGTON, May IA, 1880,

WASHINGTON, May IA, 1880.
c. w. Hoffman, Fort Ellis
Grows treated for mining ground above
Boulder, including all asked for south Of
reservation also, the right OF way roads
for cattle. Would not treat for cessiou of
lower end of reservation, not even east of
Big Horn, so waived that not TO jeopardize
the rest. Will use all efforts 70 rasify treaty
before close of session.
MARTIN MAaINNIs.
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MARI LAGES

wOOLMAN-GLENDENlN Helena, At the resi-
dcnce OF Mr. John Kinna, May 18th, 1850. ny
Rev. b. c. Blackiston. Hon. Joseph p. Woolman
to Mrs. .. b. Gsendincn, both Of Helena.
LEDoUX- FOLLEY-AtS SC. Mary ghnrcn. Virginia
Albert Lcdoux and Mrs. EIlen Foley, Ill OF
Twin Bridges. - stt 800 ~ IS
MAILEY-ROMEY In Virginia City. May I'd. 1850.
By Tn o. Mufly ESQ.,, Mr.. John Aailey sno Misc
Rosa Romey, all of Madison county.
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THE woRK1noMENs PROPOSITION
They Claim Enough Ore in Sight TO
Pay All.

We have been handed the following proposition,
which was brought oy Messrs. Quinn and Rains to
Mr. caplice with the request that II be published ae
compani by statement that IL was rejected by
Mr. Capt. ra
Proposition from the WorkinRmen TO Meesrs Csplice
q smith. or their Attorney.
In regard 10 settlement or compromise with Ca
n,ce A Smith, all we have TO say lie that II they will
guarantee and give good security TO pay what Y due
mine nd take IL ont ourselves, and allow them 70 have
representative of the hrm here TO that We do u
In d werkmaniikc manDsr, We are willing 10 agree
with them; otherwise we are not.
We are Satisfied there 10 ore enough In sight 70 pay
m and 4 good dea more There II q stope W feet
hivh 81 900 feet long In which there thousand
ar more Of ore: consequently the claims of the
seorkingmen arainrt this concern which will not ex
coed si3O00 be very easily paid inside OF that
time ,. ,snyGIbsu rnyn urr
IN possession Of the Trout Mine.
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DEATHS

DI GILIo-In Miles City. Friday morning. Nay II,
Of congestive fever. p. (Charlie) Oi Clio, OF
Mariscoretere, province al Basilicata, Italy. In
tbs sfth year Of his age.
KERR-At the sisters' Hospital in Helena Nay i6sh:
1880. OF consumption. Thomas x. Kerr, aged
about n vcarr. Ia
WIN0ArE-In Virginia City, May 10, 1880, Narcisea,
wife II Thomas III. B. Winlate, aged ~ years,
10 months and 10 days.
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.o| VICK'S
GARDEN & FLOWER
&. s ed q. SEEDS
At the PostoHce Sore.
Summons.

In the Probate Court In and tor the county Of Deer
Lodge, Montana Territory. ". ga a.AHI @..t
Samuel T. Hanser, Andrew J. Davis and Edward W.
knight, Plaintiffs W James r. Hudson and Israe
q. Bnrkett Deiendants. esEaJ EaSTslt 5RNF /
The people Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting TO James r. Hudson and Israel G. BnrketI,
Defendants. tt , f. a..s-4aa .ss4.sssf / .
You arc hereby required to appear in an action
brought against yon by the ab6vc named plaintiffs, In
the Probate Court IN and for the county of Deer
Lodge, Montana Territory, and TO answer the com
paint fled therein within ten days,excnsive of the
day of service-after the service yeu OF this sam
MONS or Judgment by default will be taken sgainrt
ron, according to the prayer Ut said complaint.
The said action ID brought to recover from you the
sum Of two hundred and twelve dollars upon GER
tain promiss0ry note. set out and described In the
complaint filed In this Court, to which references In
hereby made with interest after maturity of
said note, at the rate of two per cent per month
until paid and also tor accrung interest ard costs OF
suit. -
And you are hereby notified, that you tail to APP
pear and answer said complaint above required
the said plaintiff will take judgment against you for
said sum Of two hundred and Iwelye dollars interest
AZ Aforesaid, and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the Probate
Court 10 and for the county of Deer Lodge.
(snALl Montana Territory. this eleventh day vi May
In the Year OF our Lord. one thousanc eight
hundred and eighty.
8. Dr. WOLFE. Clerk.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY. sU-5t
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OF THE UNIVERSE AT
THE O'NEILL THEATRE q
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We are requested to publish the following expana-
,orv letter. which l. handed us without date:
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Eighth Wonder Of The World.
WELL NAMED IN CONNECTION WITH THE
Seven Wonders Of the World !;
lsT-THE PYRAMIDS OF EGYPT,
sD-THE WALLS AND HANGING GARDENS OF
BABYLON. ."# .a-
sD-THE MAUsoLEUM ERECTED BY ARTr-
MRsIA, ....
4TH-THE TEMPLE OF DIANA AT EPHEsUs,
5TH-THR COLOSSUS OF RHODES .=
eTH-THE STATUE or JUPITER OLYMPUS.
7TH-wA TCH TOWER OF ALEXANDRIA, "
Eighth--crea Of ALI!
Miss Mile Christine
sURNAMED THE
TVO-HGadGd Nightingale !!
Who has interested and nstonished the Medical fac
OLD AND NEW WORLDS
swell as the Royalty and Titled personages of
EUROPE'S MONARCHIES AND EMPIRES
before whom she ha. appeared by royal command
4.-. duringa tenyears' tour In '"
Many Lands ana Chimes. !
q fl at a.am og, as..'.t a.as II III !
MISS MILLIE CHRISTINE
ia o1 Is I'M FACT
TWO PERSONS IN ONE
TWO HEADS, used a.o." ii
FOUR ARMS, -.s |
......- ..,..-..tr r.--I
a' FOUR FEET,
-. ~
~t- -.-. .rr------ - --.. aags# |
MILE CHRISTINE |
"'-'' FN - |
Was horn i'm CoLaxgubus Conn.,
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Dlssolutlon OF copartnsrshp.

NrOTICR Il hereby gwen that the nndersimed. do
IN linz business under ahe arm nauie and ttyIe Of
fontanein q Fish. Hrsw~Fs. Deer Lodev, n. It's
6is@oved oy mutual consent the said dissolution 70
take eject on NAV !. 1850.
All bs,oS eccounts and nates due, the nrm q Ton.
tspein q psph VIII Be paid 70 y. cAnissctn wno WI
ities a is arm Win 6s paid 81 him.
- - Ill -sTFA - ". CON1ANctN.
J. ~. FISH. 5seas...
Dses Io1es. n. r. Aprp =, ieeQ s'o'ss
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3 A r GA | N !
E. L. Bonner B. Co.
Deer Lodge.

MoNTANIANS FOR THE ARCTIC.
The Men Who Will FiEd the North
Pole.
, 1880-11-25
CANADA.

Sllonnnignn In Pacific Hallway C0.-
tract.-A willy ClninsnMt-N NovA.sco.
t1anH for AunGxnelun-E Exodus FROM
NluntsobA tu Dakota.
Gp<et4l Dtspateh to IAs Chttooo 7rtbuns.
OTTAWA, Nuy, ai.-Tho testimony bofure tho
Pacific ltailwuy co1,nlt ssiun Of Mcssra. Morse.
Mccormick, and Nicholson. proves conulustvely
thut Sir Charles Tuppcr deliberately waatetl
$2ta,s2i OF tho public money wEaon ho granted
the contract for Section u to Mcsars. Frsser and
Grant, Ut Halifax. No loss thln tl60OJ0 bud
been deposited by Nosso s. Co., on acctlttat ot
the tcntler Of Andrews, Jonea & Co.. OF New
York; al,u tho baiunoa Ut *50,0o necessary to
Complnte tho security dep1st would hAsc been
put up had H!r Charles Tuppur waited two hours
louHur. Iio would not walt. hnwevcr, ind ilwlrl-
Cd tho col.tr,lct to bis lialifAx !rlulhls.
Ms, 4. r. htouolmlat, contractor for Sections
niu Ut tue Iaehls,c Canal. hsls tor tho past two
yours hAu GlnlIns for ntHIHt s:Al,GU pG!ldtnK
slxataat tho dominion Government. nnu nll vt.
turts u Obtatl. u settlement hure beeA nbort!Eo
fo forsa st al sr r.: 'S Ssias sstga pao
few .lHys ago Ae apNlrul ~ nWllness 9et0ro
lilo point Ut his ov!dunco lay !sl tle attacks hn
.,.ado lun t.lo eha.!kest pF't'cip;s I ss;lderIng
Government. This Attack bcf0FO tho Calntlis-
s!on was, followed. Ly u lonE lHtter, pub,
assa t:asa u y ss haitssa insssf%1 III passt Sssh IT, IT,
per lal1tlud. Tho Willy Mcubnal1 IL now informed
by tho department TINT u day bus beell W.
pointed Mheu hu clltl cuHtcr Win tAt Chlt1 Eu-
H!nscr of thn c.nnl l;oEasst1ent "a to the teFtns
4 gentleman Wtlt' has Just returned from
visit lu tho Province ot Nova Btultu stltex that
he was surprised to discover thu insensty " thu
, 1880-11-25
So iaaetllttag Nice for breakfast.

NtW fork Ertntn9 ta,st.
Rry. Cslss!us-liKc lu.l, Is tho Victim Nc,erIlly
ton "rIck.up" break fast, "stae, tlat, nnu uti.
proftAbu"; hu Hnes fnFih hungry, tii-dts!s,scu
al,d DuKxarly idcas yet into his head; l1la brain
~ titled With Suspicious chtlneras. u hu ru,sst
ent tasll, II nstA nut bo tho atumlnabla l1eAnga
thAt 1ni4Lt bo es.Ile'! gvnera! post .Scs wisctv
u sasletesa iMct, ltie olher tnble.scrals lnHont
:at eond'p!sat. nut % hs.e L I t!asi' th"t -. Wy
9atsfs; cpt & sous Gss1 ' 1s '.in srss
aHi skin; !Mt tas Erayy i'M ,n., sa'',cs,nln ,.,I,.
s1%9tl, % of stiap ssatsiap In os ass,stsl s,,,1 n
tlalt \ teusp'ontu1 Ut suit, aud third OF cny-
cntlt. !Iet tcsc stow ttKethur for llftcen min
utcs. Tuko uut Il ctlpfnl nf thu !Muid nna t!!b
tho stewphn tlHain and stew tar ten minutes
lun9er. stratn It ihsulgl. seye' return % M u ~
thu pan. pINco the slices Ut 1rtf III It, al keep
ltleut Is hpntuh tnruugh,-llut to boil, nr II VII!
bect,lle hurtI Il few minutes lsfuEc surfing aid
IInlf wne-Ktuss ut tlrraG.nl t!ntg!r. ArrAnHt.
keryq tho hAsh ,uu.tr,iatcly utter u ~ eooktd;
Aii VxcellciIt coil.lliIcnt fur breakfast Ii ttrt
thInatoes. The rlps t1lti.leGes l!tst " setttied
ntiI skt,.t,eA, p!lHsti through B'uft 10 rcinuSu
liz suutis from tho Vaip, a.ll Gratad gently III
slrwIau; A4d suit, little harsor'!dtst1, sulilo
white slsxar ,nM so!'o h1a 9'1!o"s ,, u mn, !astH,
n"'ts IL s,l'nl4 ptas ai.l covar Win 'np.t:
I'll lsst.rr; tiu up IN stuut pupcr: 4 simple but
ss X II IfSwsax w.:xt iH;oes 9s: W. ot vHfs
sli iculG.l lut4tocs ure wnshe1 ana Rrate4; fttnr
uui,ccs carl! nrs udlcd Ut sngAr utd butter
lirtteI: une tsAsI'nonf ful cAch u sn!l as1 pu,t-
d;sH, asi put Into i Grisk 5ve, untll louv aiil
sAoWa drlIcntv brown color. Another mn1e Ut
pe4rArlug potatees W tbs Frenvh, utter tho po:
inaab lt,ulu with lnrk; put thetn int0 . stew-
4au WIKI suluu buttvr uu4 suit. luolstan through
, 1880-11-25
ITEMS

ITEMS.
Bradley Station, OIL tho Saginaw Division Of
tho Michigan Central Itatlroud, will be chauvel
to Hnrl!eld, to tnke elect "Wednesday, Dec. l.
1851.
sfr. r. ", Cook has been appointed agent OF
Chlcn9o s.a1lun Ut tho Burtuxton,-in charge of
NIL ullcp nul fretght-huuse 1,atters Nr. Cook
hns btuh III tho e,nploy Ut tho Burlington tor
lt,Mny years. lte wis formerly AHunt or that
Company III this city, md !ately car-accouatant
ut burlington.
Mr. John Muir hns resigned tho position OF
tic Unloti Psci'u II KaHsas CITY 10 accept i
pusllIun elsewhere. Tho kut,sas City agency Ut
tho un!on I'ac!tG hss Leen abolished. And VI
i. fInl1E, GENERA! Freight Agunt at Oanaha.
a dispatch received hcre lust essniug states
tint tho Lake :riu l. Western ltoad hsls sold 4
quurtur Ut ii million tl0llars' worth OF unlimited
tlukcts to s.. i.uuls a,ld kansts Ci!y u Toicdt'
hrDkers 1t WIS nnnoli1lctd few daFs hKo that
this ruAd had soi.l <lu1tU w1rth of unli1uled
tekgts: a,.d ooks rather 1,ees thnt tao
x.50,IO1.
The SBw YDrk bulletin sayB: "Ttarc Gun 10
10 question. ;vo think. that pnh!la 9ptnl9n, Under
sy t9 rv ~ M t fTt
Whict, Federal cuntsoi Will be econtemplat with
iloae u tho nlesivEnxs which formerly uttacl,e!
u drMi with ct,ltIssA p.awer ~ tho rslElr4sls,
0r raflruaus md sleanners ~ combination: Thu
transition frf'Ia contemplation ~ conviction,
nIlll ftoL, conviction ~ thu ipglslAsiUn that 10
neeessary tn give u effect. will prn1Ahty 10
lrasf. TtIo railro.Hl ~ pools. IncnuWhy. , wltn an
to pteclute II, wt,,thur they uru awure af IT Or
mi. Tlils, loo, will lta tho result tn South Caro-
unless tho ,,o.'lile speedily bring tho corpur.-
tlous ~ tvrtns, Iherc will bc M longer Aread
ur tho Nnliounl regulation Ut raIstuals whcn II
fur ct,tnlAlNts, Klve tiu hep.4 tu protests. aEl
defy tho Stato Government 10 control oF restsI1l
fEuIh
, 1880-11-25
LANIER.
lff9 CftAit4rEu.

Sr<etdl Ditpath to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, DC, Nov. a.-Thc Commissions
er OF Internal Revenue this evening received tho
following dispatch relative to the uttack nude
by Floyd King, tho present Representative from
tho Third District, upon Deputy-Coflcctor
Lnntcr:
NEw OnLEAHa, Nov. 23.-Commisstontr Of H.
ftrtadf iiertHhe, u 1'dshtnutau. u. t.: As to tho
character OF Laier, will STATE that he held and
now holds II prominent position OF President uf
two civic organizations, to wit: Tho Carr,ll
Tournament Association nn1 Providence Fire
Company. both companies are cunpused nf
whilo incn, and chiefly Democrats. He
10 Lieutenant nf tho 1Hke Providence
Cadets, a I)cmocr1tlc equalization, ana was
rendered tho Cnptutncy. THO Rnrclics on
ncss- men Of bis pnrtsh of Democratic 1pr-
sunslon, As to tho Indictment, the examination
Of tic dnckct of tho New Orlgalls Court liousc
shows the Indictment founl NV. =, la?7; mis-.
trinl urlerrti s1nrch II, 1873; case !rdeiinfly
postpnncd lob u, 1871, al,l .Lanier discouraged
on hts uwti rccognlznnro; nolto prtts entered ty
DIstrlct Attorney July y, 1890 as to tho stnte
f aIfnrs s hts parish must rGfer to tho lottcr
from ucn. 6fcM1llAn. Postmaster In tho city. aid
n planter. giving Il tutn11etl nCcDunt Of tho
murder NJ Jones'. Arli tho driving Of Lntier into
tho swatnps. The lettor il How III tho hn11ls 1T
4ennler keltnug. As II, bis dangerous char
nctgr, he ~ II reurless and ht1lve mum, and hns
proven this to his nssNilnlts unly. hny0 u0n-
lilence III his discretion Asld snn, Judgment.
81. MAitks. Collector.
, 1880-11-25
PENNSYLVANIA.


Special Dlspatst 10 TIC Chicago Tribune.
plTTsnunu. pa., Nov. @l.-TA9 Dispatct. In tho
morning, will give publicity to II movement by
tho business men Of r!ttsburg and Western
Pennsylvania generally to put Gen. q. Il. Moor
henl In tho Sennta as successor to the ll0u.
William 4. Wuiaco. Gen. M00rheAd will n0t 10
put forward ms tho can1!dnto Of n faction or nf
any spccul interest. 1t is thought Scnltor Catn-
eron will lend hts support to the movement, Us
he aud Gen. Monrhead are personal friends
Such course would bn about tho only prac.
tlcanle way out Ut tho n,u1Ile In which tho Senn-
torial question IL Involved by reason Ut tho
large number OF gentlemen who Rre seeking the
plare. An effort will be made In n few days to
brlng together Grow. Cessna, Oliver. Gov. Aoyt,
and others anu Induce them TO wIthdrrw In favor
Of Noorhead, who IL well known throughout tho
country, having scrvod two terms in Congress,
and always boon closely identified with tho
business interests OF tho Statc.
, 1880-11-25
MURDER TRIAL.

BpFtldf Dl5patth 70 7He CHledo6 IF16IHk.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Nov. H.-1n tho Mhher md
Norris murder trial to. day thu defense continued
tho cxntninlton Of Its witnesses, e:ldcuyoriuY.
30 far us cni1 be Judged from the testimony thus
fRr offered. to prove MI dtt for tho defendants.
Tho 1nother and sister OF Nnrrls this forenoon
testified to his being at hone nb,ut'0 o'clock p.
IN. m tho evening tho crime was committed, md
snid It wus not later than G::0 when he ute his
supper. After TINT he remained nt home until
nenrly y p. III. As near as can bo ascerta!netl
the deed wus cansnitted about o'clock in tho
evening, rs It wns nenrIy that hour wtIen wit
ilusscs swpro tlloy saw Meyer. the murdered
n1ld slahcr md Snrris. tho arcused ut tllg
mouth Ut tho hollow, whcrc dectlsed wlls ntter-
wurd found.
, 1880-11-25
THE sfND1CATE 1aUMO1t9.
Fnyetnf Fbsuotth 10 TIE E1ttaoo Tribune

EpftN1 IsVdtth 70 Ihz ENtzaao 1FIGaAes
NEw yDnK. Nnv. 2l.-Further Inquiry was
r'a'ls to-tuy In Wall street regarding the fepurt
tcIearaphc.l from iipstou that tho negotiations
towards consolidating tho Union anil Central
1'aetc itnlroul Companies had fntlon through,
md the ssntesnent WIS pretty fully confirmed.
It was thought Uu tho STREET TINT tho movement
was pirc stuck -}U!sbnH fr,n tho stnrt.
Tho Northern pnctc syndIcnte rnnagers nro
mt lfsposed 10 pive much publicity to tho
rnortt,nns schcrnc which they huye entered Into.
and refllse To ehler into any expost1on ut Its
,!GtAl1s. WAen questioned ntont tho matter to-
day ttoy snti1 TINT tho snntter wOil1d be III +,
shapu to mike public beforr long, hut 1T present
whit bud already bern said RtDut 1t must
suffice. It " reported to-day Mat tho hf.l,unt
nr t,on!s t.' be tukcn by tho syndicate is ta@itap-
UoO fustsnd of kIUUJU.1tD, as has bccn published.