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Mineral Lands.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29-The Secretary
of the Interior has prepared report upon
the bill recently introduced IN the senate
by Senator Hill of Colorado, To indemnify
that State for the loss of certain sections
of lands which we're granted it by the Gen.
eral Government for school purposes, but
which have since b n found to be mineral
lands and which, therefore, by law, reverted
to the URited States. @
Senator Hills bill proposes to allow the
State to select other sections of land in the
piece OF those of which it has thus been
deprived. The Secretary of the Interior
says that in order to indemnify the State
such legislation is necessary, and he further
recommends that some time be fixed by
law after which lards granted shall pass
into the possession Of the State uncondi-
tionally. u an.m@s
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Monroe Doctrine.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The Hsratd's
Washington special says: On one point, at
least, there is no doubt here that if the Ad-
ministration chooses to protest against the
project of building the Inter. Oceanic Ship
Canal by French or other foreign companies
under French or European guarantee and
protection, this will be supported by both
parties in both Houses. There is strong
disposition to take down the Monroe doc
trine from the upper shelf on which it has
been for long time reposing and give it
an airing.
II we are to have war of any kind, said
gentleman to-day, that is the best reason in
the world why we shonld not touch the |.
gal tender act. There is widespread
opinion here that arother era of flush times
would be nice thing, and that no real pat
riot ought to lock the door against po 7i5le
new initiation. Ii any one at a well chosen
moment will introduce in Congress bill
authorizing the Government to build the
Inter-Oceanic canal with a new Issue Of
greenbacks to pay and feed laborers, such
a bill might get handsome support,
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PENNSYLVANIA FOR GRANT.
THE GRANT PLAN OF CAMPAIGN DE-
vELoPEp.

kilograms to hand, the evening we 60 to
pies1, announce the Pennsylvania Republi-
can Convention elected Grant delegates to
Chicago by majority Of 20. 1t has raised
a tremendous excitement, aud Dor Came
ron is getting blast from all the anti
Grant orgaps. The third term spectre has
shaken its CORY locks at all other aspirants
and the fight Is down now to dead earn
est. The New York Herald, which usual
ly takes an intelligent, anti-Grapt, cold
bloo1ed view of affairs, says:
The divided sentiment of the Pennsylva-
mia Republicans will naturally make an i'm
preston on the Republican party at large.
The party at large is little regarded in the
calculations of the astute managers of the
third term campaign. They have definite
plan Of operations which they expect to
carry out without much assistance from the
Republicans Of those States which must
elect their candidate, after he is nomina-
ted. The Grant men will attempt nothing
in New England, which is for Blaine nor
in the northwestern States, except Illinois,
which are for Blaine; nor in Ohio, which
is for Sherman. They have strong hopes
In the Pacific States and IS delegates from
Colorado and Oregon would swell their
number to 16S--stiil leaving them 1877 short
of majority. They expect to make up
this number from the Southern States,
where Blaine has no strength, and the
only rival of the ex-PIesident is, Sherman.
The South is entitled to 276 delegates, and
with one of the great States and two Pa
cific States the third term candidate would
need one less than half of the Southern
delegates to give him the majority. Nine
tentbs of the Republican party in the South
consists of coloted voters and it has never
been disputed that the colored voters have
a strong and enthusiastic preference for the
can didate whom they regard as their Deliv-
erer.
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MONTANA. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1880.

than those Of any other member. [Lau zhter.
Why should snch an one be proud' Talstatt weigh
ed about as much my friend but be took care not
to make his hilaii'y too loud-when the prince was
about. VIII the gentleman still insist on raising The
point on my size IL 1t raised mum
tIanghteal II SO ask him boldly the size of BIZ.
dnodenum5 Howis he ma ure of his BODY dife.ent
that his per'cardum should take ON AIRS ever my rae
dulla oblonehta lGreat laughter.l
fear my friends latter eud will come sooner than
he knows Coiprlence Is disease May he re.urn late
into heaven but he mus look to his latte endl I
tired Ct making Obituaries here But If am call
ed on 10 speak his culogy woald aw on two EN-.
nent poe,s who will combine for such an occasion One
is the Sweet singer of Michigan and the other Byron
Over his grave let ihele be Inscribed:
HEHE LIES TEE BODY
CosGRE, sMAN HoRR:
IT'S GEEEcE,
hut
Living Grease
NO MORE
Requiescdt!
fGreat laughter.l
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Another Mexican Revolution

SAN Francisco. Feb. ga San Diego
dispatch says: Governor Castrjau, of a
Mexican province on the frontier OF Lower
Califoi mia, has called out the militia aud
placed the province under martial law.
The cause of his action is revolution
started by Marquee at Topaz. 1t is re-
perted Marquee has been driven out of
Topaz By federal troops and is making his
Way up the Peninsula with handful of
followers.
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A GALE IN THE EAST.

The Atlantic Coast Swept by a Hurricane.
PoUeHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Feb. 3-There
was heavy snow storm along the Hudson
last night and to-day. east of here. Near
tho State line tho wiud blew hurricane.
and snow drifts are ten feet deep. Trains
on the roads running east and west are
blocked in.
LONG BRANCH, Feb. 3.-The most severe
and de ,tructive storm ever known TO have
visited this coast prevailed to-day. The
wind blew with tremendous fury, carrying
away summer hou :, pavillious, bath
houses and portions of the piazzas and roofs
OF nearly all the hotels Oh the shore. A
brig is ashore at Sea Bright; schooner
mile north, and another half mile south
Of this place. The Iron Pier is injar | to
some extent.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.--Tbe high tide and
tremendous gale caus serious DAMAGE nj
Coney Island. The water broke through
between the pavilion and hot,l at b Ugh
ton, tearing up the planking aud flooding
the back grounds. Eugemen's wooden
pier in front Of the Ocean House, Brighton
beach, was swept away. The beach is
strewn with floating timbers and some of
the small pieces are floating over the Con-
course on which water is about two inches
deep. 1t is impossible to get to Manhattan, .
but as viewed from Brighton the waves
were flying over the road. The hotel was
uninjured. At West Brighton all the bath
ing houses and portable structures are float
ing around or smashed on the beach. The
waves reached the floor of the iron pier.
and some structures thereon were carried
away. The Islanders say they have never
known such storm. The danger to rail.
roads and hotels was made manifest by the
presence at the beach OF many railroad men.
A man, name unknown, went to the end of
brighton Pier this morning, and was car
fied away with portion of the structure.
BOSTON, Feb. 3.-Dispatche from various
quarters along the coast represent the
storm - terrible. Much damage was dors
o shipping, and fears are entertained for
he safety of fishing fleets.
WHr-E HALL, N. Y, Feb, 3-The snow
IL to Is inches deep along Lake Cham
'laine and is still falling,
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Brief kilograms.

LONDON, Jan. 29.-Edward Middleton
Barry, Royal Aoademician, architect of the
houses of Parliament, the new National
gallery and other important structures in
L ndon, is dead; az ] 80 years.
New YORK, Jan. 29.-The Graphic pub
fishes a dispatch from Odessa containing
20 amor that Russian transport vessel.
" III 900 troops, had been lost in the Cas-
piau Sea, and most If not all the soldiers
pe.isued.
BARNsTABLE, Mass, Jan. 20.--Chas. F.
Fn man, the Pocasset child murder, was
aira'gned before the Supreme Court to-day.
Ply clans declared him insane and he was
len'anded to the May term, when If bis
{ 'nfition is the same, he will be sent to the
luuac hospital. WYE ,.,
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Washburne Interviewed

NEW YORK, Jan. 30. -Ex- Minister Elihu
.. Washsurne arrived yesterday and was
called upon BY . reporter TO give state
ment OF his views touching the Ex.Prssi-
dents candidacy for third term, as we'll
As Of bis own candidacy Toe the Governor
ship of Illinois. Washburne was disin-
olined to talk politics, but has said that II
the Republicans nominate him to be Cover
nor OF Illinois, he will sccep', and |. Is
known that be has written to friend that
under no circumstances win no be sandi-
GATE for the Presidency. His blother. q.
Y. Washburne, said he wosld not speak
Tor bis brother, bat be knew him 70 DO q,
warm supporter Of the TX President, v
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CUBAN Earthouake

New York, Jan. 29.-The Hsra,d's
Havana 81 ,c'el has these details Of the
earthquake at San Christobal. The visit
d. clo'es that the concossion there on
Thu, Jay really tumbt a the pie 70 to ruins.
The church q nds toste,ing with It's por-
tlco dismantl | in front, its pillars razed,
its cupola aw. 4, Its windows battered and
iis alter disturbed. The priest escaped
from his house while the walls were falling.
The telegraph Office y hs'f demolished.
The government and municipal buildings
arc nm ,nable. A dag store, winch was
large and heavily stocked to supply the sur
rounding country, 10 cracked In the interior
sod strewn deep with debris from the
shelves. The primitive and cumbe, soue
jail. fill ! with prisoners and their guards.
sdismembered La every palS The presence
Of mind Of the inmates vas unique. The
prisoners instantly lea. d for lioerty and
the guards rs promptly interposed. One
convict was shot dead afssr emerging
through crevice made by the earthquake
and bursting o. N the outer door. Three
guards we're wounded Ia the melee, and
fourt en- others Of the inmates are In the
hospital with injuries sustained from FAN.
Ing beams and masonry.
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Important Sale.

g the Let Of May in all probability a
% mining sale will be consummated In
W. city. Four mines under the control of
W = CLARK s. Co. and known as tie Stew.
n Late Acquisition, Late Ae position
; Moriah and Anglo Saxon, ,ether
Ne Dexter mill, were bonded 20. ].
to- er, Of Salt Lake City, for @astern
~ The bond expir, d on the ii st of
J sePy. but as the new company sas not
AZ organized, an extension wa, asked
az nted until the first Of MAY, NEXT.
\ ut time, in all likelihood, the sale win
he effected. Professor Clayton, who re-
Gently assisted in the examination Of the
Arc, was employed also 20 expert the sew
er properties above named, Of which he
speaks very highly. The Professor Is nov
'nths east where he Is taking measures
i''k'ug to the more perfect orgarzation of
the company. The figure for WI, Oh the
m'n' are bonded Is not positively known |
ana mot now be ascsrtasued uni,l some
iSrther Developments take placs.-Minsr.
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A Cana dian yense,ta

LUcAN, Ont, Feb. ABOUT twelve last
night, misked men entered the dwelling of
the somewhat notorious Donnelly family,
and murdered the father, mother, one son.
and neice. A boy named Conner, the
only other inmate, took refuge under the
bed and escaped. The band then set fire
to the house which, together with the muir
dered bodies, was totally consumed. An
other son, residing about three miles from
the homestead, was called to his door about
the same hour and shot dead. The township
is wild with excitement.
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Democratic Instructions.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The Democratic
managers have sent word to North Carolina
tnat the Legislature, while in extra session.
must pass rigid registration law and thus
take away the right Of suffrage from about
one-haf Of the negroes who now vote, maxi
irg the State hopelessly Democratic next
November.
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Northern pae,se-Billinrs ana me comm,,,,.

Northern Pacific Billings and the Committee.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-President Bill
ings. Of the Northern Pacific, has been in
consultation with members of the House
and seuate committees on railroads, before
Doth OF which 10 pending the bill to extend
the time for the completion OF the Northern
Pacific. He finds some encouragement,
but there is reluctance on the eve of a
presidential campaign to take up a bill
which has e7en the slightest taste OF sub
sidy or land grant in IL.
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Fantastic Suicide.

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 3 -Jhas. d ctler,
proprietor of a hardware store, t. * large
hollow block Of iron, converted ii into
cannon, filing it with powder and lead and
placing it under his chin touched ii to it.
The room in which the tragedy occurred
presented most sickening sight.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.--The friends Of
the Northern Pacific railroad have begun to
work In earnest to secure the passage Of q
Dill extending the time for the completion
Of the road, and feel confident Of success.
An argument in favor OF such bill va.
made before the Senate railroad committee
to-day.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

| Iennyson writes Two or thr lines OF po
etry every day.
It's meet and drink that IS depriving
many family of ood.-C,ncianati Com.
mercial.
ItLowi ms as il SIC bonnets were SIM
ply a m iium on which to show off SEQ
feathers.
The amount Of mineral soap produced
daily at Elko is two tons. The article has
an extensive sale.
A rolling stone gathers no moss, but a
rolling mill gathers in profits aud makes
stockholders smile.
Kentucky has discovered an mex hausti.
BILE bed Of photographic stone, aud can now
cut her own war maps.
People who have waited so long for Ed;-
sons light are beginning to think that he
is the light wait champion.
The left-handed man nears best with his
left ear. aud sees best with his left eye and
is generally ready to take what il left.
"This thing has gone far enough"
yell: the amateur ballocnist, as he flantic-
ally tugged at the valve-rope. --Nsw York
Eeps.
Young job Lick max, $2J0, OF D by con-
testing bis fathers will. A few more such
Licks would make hole In the old mans
pile.
OF the 122 deaths in Dead wood last year,
90 we're from natural causes; 90 from acct
dents; were murders |, and there were 8
suicid,'.
Spence Hill, gambler, who was we'll
known throughout the country, committed
suicide recently near Albany, Ore, by cut
ting his throat.
A young lady attending balls and parties
should have female chaperone until she is
able to sail some CHAP her own.-N o. Pic
dyune.
Senator Wade Hampton, who is in i'll
health, the loss of his son and nam.sake
having caused him to be very much de-
pressed, has gone to Natchez, Miss.
think OF thee, dear william,
And long 70 hear from yoa--
SEND me mssiye. won't you please,
Oh, come now, Billet ioux.
-Reokuk Gate City.
The negroes are slowly straying into the
aelds OF journalism. Ia North Carolina
there are six newspapers edited by blacks
Louisiana has three, Tennessee and Texas
wo each, and v irRinia, Alabama and Mis-
sissippi one .s,h.
The mail carrier between w ALA WalIa and
Crab Cr X was out seven days In heavy
snow storm with his horses, with nothing
to eat but a few nuts which be carried in
his pr ,ket, and without fire. He got into
Walla Walla safe and without injury
Statesman, 24th.
When Judge Day offered in the Kentucky
Legislature recently a bill taxing pistols
and other weapons, Representative Rudy
caused sensation by suggesting that every |
member step up TO the Speakers desk aud |
deposit thereon the shooting irons he hap. |
pened to have with him.
Mrs. Scott Siddons says that she b. re-
,eived an average Of $3.50 night for seven |
each Of rhs last IL years. hut her
profiigate husband spent nearly all OF it,
When they separat !; 10 England Last May,
The gave him property 10 New Zealand
worth about $3.50, 900. the net profit Of her
hree years Ia Australia.
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TONS RIVER, N. J., Feb. 5.-The Dan
lei Harding and Kate Newman. schooners,
codided during the storm Monday night
the latter sinking with all but one Of the
crew. seven dead bodies have been washed
ashore hers.
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stiII oobbling.

CuIrAoo. Jan. 2s.-Thc Times says: II
is believed joy Gould's main object at pres
ent Ii 70 secure control or all roads which
have California routes In their charters. He
win NEXT turn bis attention to the 81. Louis.
San Francisco and Iron Mountain rnads.
the only ones which hs fears bis rivals may
use Against him. ah
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GENEVA. Jan. 2o.-For the fourth Tina
ne present oeatnry Lake Zurich is frozen
ovsr. Lakes Corat, Neafchatsl, Bisuns ana
ths r'ver Arvs ars also frossn over.
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Appleton &Co.. Who amour. their
retirement from the retail business, have
pssns 100000 on the American .6SycIo.
pMdia,
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CONGRESSIONAL WIT.

The Grand Set-to Between Coz and
Horr.
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shic u0secA p0o tuCicioio Oocu uucdlteQ Tor,
unjust and . fragrant oatrage and Is evident
ly inspired by some ono with a grievance
not alleged.
But the Miner again, to clinch the above.
charges the Judgs with reconsideration in
his action on . writ OF injunction In the case
OF Warren VS.. LeCaff. In this the allooa.
tions Of the Miner arc totally false, although,
q in the former case, we believe the editor
of that paper has been misinformed and
imposed upon. Here are the facts On
January I'd, the same day the alternative
writ Of prohibition wcs granted, on proper
showing by Messrs. Spratt 6 Staplston,
the Court issued . temporary writ OF in
junction with An order on the defendant to
show cause on the 9th Of January, (also
The day set for the hearing In the Bntte-
Trowbridge case, to save attorneys the ex-
penss Of two trips), why the injunction
should not be contiuu l. On the eth
Mr.. Warren, with hr. Thos. L. Napton,
u sociat. attorney, appeared about 1e
o'clscf aud a,ksd the Judge to make the
order permanent, alleging the order OF
Court was returnable at 10 a. m. OF that
Jay and that defendant was In default
hat they insisted on hearing and were
sntitled to the permanent order. They |
Also stated defendants attorneys, Messrs. |
Forbis and Robinson, had taken the papers |
rom the Clerks Office and that they could |
not b found. The Judge found on inquiry
hat this latter statement Was correct, that
iefendant's attorneys had taken the papers
way, and, In the absence Of the pal .rs.
'cceptsd The statement Or plaiutif's atror-
'sy' NJ. Napton, - 70 the hour the papers
Vere rstnrnaole. and made the writ perns-
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CouGRs.-"Brown's bronchial Tro ches
are used with advantage to alleviate
coughs, sore throat, hoarseness and pron
chial affections. For thirty years these
Troches haso been in use, with annually
increasing favor. They are not nsS and
untried, but, having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire gen
Grafton, they haye attained well.morited
rank among the few staple remedies OF the
ago.
The Throat-"Brown's Bronchial Tro.
ches" act directly on the organs Of the
voice. They have an extraordinary effect
in all disorders Of tho throat and lsrynx,
restoring healthy tone when relaxed,
either from cold or over.exertion Of the
voice, and produce 0 clear and distinc.
enunciation. Speakers and singers find
the roches useful.
A ough, cold, catarrh or sore throat re-
quire: immediate attention, as neglect
oitentimes results in some inCurable lung
diseases "Hrown's bronchial TrochPsh
will almost invariably give relief. Imita.
tions are offered for sale, many OF which
arc injurious. The genuine browns
Bronchial Troches" are sold only in
boxes. TThas.
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IS 05a6 80: fancy IS 7cas Is. Wheat active
| firm mud higher; No. 2 amber 81 0s: No.
red winter 81 09al 10. Com scarce and firm;
No. mixed Sc; December Toe: new che led
ssc. Oats strong and higher; No. 2 mixed
SiaS5c. Rye in fair demand: No. 2, e6a07c
Barley active, arm and higher No. fall
81 co. PORK steady At $lS co. Lard stronger at
SHc. Bulk meats quiet but steady shoulders
a 75: clear rib 81 % Bacon IN fair de.
active and higher at 81 10. Butter easier, but
not quotable.
oHlcAoo, November 1s.-Ths Drovss' Jour.
= Hoas Receipts $1,000 head; shipments
Q 100 head. Market active and o shade iEher
for best; others dull; quality fair: weather
favorable; mixed packing 81 4'a4 40: light
81 7oa4 Is; choice heavy 81 SOA5 co. Packers
buy freely.
CATTLE Receipts $500 head: shipments
2 900 head. Best wanted and more Sc'iye
and firm; exporters s. 30; god to choice
Shipping 81 76Ao 10: common 10 medium s. 80
az ~; butchers fancy, active: common TO
good 50 20a3 30: Stockes active and firm;
common to fall 80 40a2 90; good s. OOa3 6Oi
half bree's SOW s. S0a3 90. Texans s2 S5a
8 is; through Tetans 81 6CaS 90; calves dull,
per head s. OOal0 ".
AeSScAfh9 AlSNV
Glued Nc; common 10 medium s. 00a3 Az;
good 10 choice 800.
ToLEro, November l9.--whsat firm No. /
white Michigan 81 06H; smber Michigan
81 tex; No. 2 red spot 81 O9X; December
81 COX; January 81 ": April 81 1871; Mry
81 20; 10. 8 red Wabash 81 COX; No. 2 amber
Illinois 81 10k: No. red miItd 81 UlH
Corn easier; high mixed 48Mc: no. 2 new
451%c olt spot 48o: November 459tc; Decem.
Der 4iHc; NAV 49hc: NO. 2 white 46kc: re.
jected new 4iXei damaged rev 4!c. oaIs
dull and nomipal. lover. prime mammoth
= s.: No. 2 mammoth "a As; prime 81 40;
No, 2, $40.
BosroS, November la.-Wool demant! active
and btSt grades higher: o 10, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia %X and shove 47a1e !:
michigan and WIscon IN 42Ka4Sc; Missouri
AaS5c; Texas 2OaS5c; pulled 40a62c.
CINCINNATI November I9.-Hors firm
common s. 90a4 80; light s. 35a4 90: pack.
Ing 81 40a+ 10 butchers 81 Coal 6j. Receipts
8 500 head; shipments $500 head.
PrTTssufaH, November. l9.-pyrRoLRuM-|
Quiet: crude easy United certificates exc;
refined l01talOho for Philadelphia delivery.
CLEVELAND, November l9-PErEoLErx-l
firm b. W. 81 iOIilX.
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Allow d cold to Gdyance Inyour system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such a.
Pneumonia, Hemerrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be so readily at
tained2 BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung diseases
Il DR.. Boschee's famous German preScrir
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest care
and no fear need be entertained In administer
ing II to the youngest child, as per direction
The Sale OF this medicine Is unprecedented
Since first introduced there has been con
slant increasing demand and without single
report OF failure To do its work In any case.
Ask your Druggist aS to the truth Of these re-
marks. Large Hizss rs cents. Try It and b.
convinced. TThsAW