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The CHICAGO P0SI.nfEIcE.

Tho New York 1Fmts, OF Friday contained a
dlspntch to tho cfThet TINT It bus beun dptar-
mined In Washington. III 0rslor 10 weed ont cor
tain abuses that hnyo oropt into tho Chicago
post-otllce, to sond htthor Commission Of SOW
cral persons tn consider tho workings Of the
oIslec, mud to suggest md npply remedies whero
evils ara found. Tho result, according to tho
dispatch, uiay 10 n thorough decentralization,
with tho looping MI ut some officials, whose
placcs may bo loft permanently vncant. 1t Ia
satd that the mCmboFs of tho Commission have
nlEtnly been appointed, aud that they nro tn
sttuntctl to mako tho1r recommendations bur
nutilzo with Ctvi-seryEcG rules, aud 10 Wntlt In
tno direction Of sosornE the ot'ico from political
III order to ascertain something, II possible,
With reruri'tn tho truth OF those skntenuuts, u
upou l'ostmaster Palmer, showed him tho Ills
nntch ln question. hnd Askcd him what be know
ubout It. Mr. Palmer said It was MI news TO
him, TINT hc hNtfnt tho leuH& ldDA us to whit Faa
i1tAnt, ind that. under tho circumstances, IT.
wAs Clearly impossible for him to throw Any
light OIL tho subject. ur III any othor way to FUR
nsh ay p,pse 3 Eae ensass T. tribune
WAstl1N1T0N, =. O., July 10.-rhc pustuastor.
Goucrnl informed yaur correspondent to-niKht
,thut II my C0nlmsstnl has huun appointed TO
oxh'nlnG thu workings OF tho ChloAK0 POST
.Uilico And ourrGot abuses, ho hR1 not heard Ut
It, aud TINT hu would bn very ilkoly to knuw Ut
lttf such Il conlinisslt,,i haa hcen appointed. lIe
did g!vo general authority, to tho Flrst. Assist
pay Iit1 allowances lit a!HerGat 0fsscet Ks Is
routine mnttcr, and ttAt purhaps Ia nnw b1tng
.ln.le In ChirnKO. Thoro has bopn no Commits
B!on nppoluted TOR gonurAl cxa natnRtton.
, 1881-07-11

MONTREAL NEWS.

NE " "Ss
SpsetoI ljtspdfeh to Tia CAiedao Tribune.
MONTREAL. Jmty 10-Tho contract for work.
Ing the rcfrcshmrnt-ro0m and dIntng.cars IN
tho urnnd Trunk 1tnItwny has been lot to atr.
LORENZO TonBht, nephew Of tho renowned Del
monco ct Now York, With whose establishment
ho Is nsw connected. 1[c will snko hold about
tho lst Of August.
Some ttnio since an eccentric maiden lady.
Miss fiarhnra Scott, tlcd horc, leaving a legacy
University. Tho money not having tacn paEl
Ovor. tho University authorities havo ontorsd
ali action agatnst the heirs tn recover It.
Soma Of tho Frcnch. .Cahadian newspapers arc
indignant because II wns rcpurtcd thAt Gar
fields wuult.bo assassin was French. Canadian.
Tho Hon. j. c. Pope, Minister of Mnrsno md
Fishorins. hns hid Ills stRru Of trouble s'tco
Parliament rose. For II long tLtno be was pros
tratc,l with serious Illness. from which iH tas
only partially recovered. lie hRs atsb bool, ~.
Terminate III hns!nnss. \ conrtrca paper
says; "ames Pepe. hresror and sh,phi.is1.S,r
snj,os It siW.os; bat which: + y thought vi!
'nortxayo,i. rho other assets aro reported to DO
stnntl. lie IN rntoavorng to uct the creditors to
! tako. tho property and rcle1so him."
{iniway On i,oth slics 1t tho 1t. L,iwru.lcu, IN.
annx sea sarses rs Gu ha af s c
the point 1T which tho bridge shall croas tho
through WndlngtDn 10 Phi s,lA,n Jilt,ctioi; Fec-
mud, TO run itnc troM tho brltigr on tho Cat,a.
Sr s n e. eho M ~. ssass IL taa
Winchester. QaKootlp. and tiudeestcr to- ottawa: !:
thIr1!, Is tho Con,pany, ,proposa e. nprIy for n
rlsb,lrv and rntsdh,n, with p,wcrs to- a,nnlga-
nlte with tho CanatH Atlantic or st. 1awroneo
s Ottawa, nftcr n through limo haA hcon sur
tvtl III. gFrr n thu
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GRISCOM'S GOAL.

Izc'll Rencll IT Tuesday Noon, When
Itix Forty.nvc my Fast viii Ile
BROKEN win. II Square 01cal on tho
Olynric SthHe.
The 0rlscoin tnst Is almost completed: ono
day moro and It Will bp numbered with tho
tI,inv* thet ,rrrr Tho gna,cr "a nt,rrosnnnlfn1iv
.4As "o 10 ~ ..:I
1ap.l" ~ tne saecessal Ca CARVING os o.,s .. .u's
prcht Undertaking, which Will intruinco hlnt to
tho world rs great rcforrncr, and baird bis
-. ,o.,s, ". s.,.sa... ~. ,.,,,,t, u, ,,i,u, nf ,ho
~ leass nc tahcles rs mucn' N VIC" VI .ue
expectation that thorc Will 10 II Fetlcr"
nj desire on tho part Ut tho public
In wtincaa m, t,r4t ,ncat. Mr. Nrttcom has do
.'..s,', ae .',s. r,a ,hnt 1,,,s,rt.,. o.ont
tcr3h'hcH 10 eee"so l'9 tNal '"I'ottant otSns
moro spnelOus quarters thAfi are Rrantcu oy inc
pnrlura where his fast is heiuR conducted. lilo
hoa en,,nrcL tbn tiy1nnlc Thentrc fur this pur.
n"so anI ,hc s,nrc vii he eo,,vcr,c nj ntn cum.
pose. ana INC s!nRe WIZ " 1n'" s""i
blnatoh Kitchen ahd d1nn9.fno1tl, 80 that all
who desire cnn have an excuilpnt opportunity
M xcetnr n touu cat A so.1aro u,eRl nttcr n fast
nr - ,nn~,h ard a hn,f fir,acom o,thcrna IN hls
VI '"o'n "nu y n"t. ot,seon """etes W W.
!a'rpusc Of limiting h's trst mea'-whieh viii
10 listrIbuscl throughout tho aftor,ooh-
to milk, tonst. str7,wbcrrfcs, h,leklobcrrlcs
.,r,,n". t,rn.J 49,, tv,,tor cnf7an ND
w , p'enu ,ttt' W. hnoen snaa%s, '..i nni
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4 pG,fi1tEST.

Bpfelal Dlspoteh 70 7hs Chea00 7F1bWne.
LoSpDs, July l0.-A vigorous protest against
the verdict Of tue C0roncr's Jury In tho Victoria
ouse, sIgno., by upwards of tlsty citizens, has
bocn published. Tho document expresses tho
yi0wa OF the siHnurs In tho following iuttxuago:
Why n tnrKe nu.nhar Ut witnesses who wero
to have given evidence With reference to tho
krtlsE acknowledgement OF tho ttcanlhnnt cnM-
cltHte.l fE0m tl0tx 30 IL matter uf wonller lEl
lrt,fnunh regrot by tho lnrge numbers. WIN wcre.
ind Hrc, Interested III seeing Justice dong tu this
Rst1r flty pl,,ishetl. Ther0 scntl,a to hlvu bcen
,leaire ill through the inquiry tn pass tho INIT
cvldpnco lof0ru tt,o strung aasts wMs n,ntio 0,t
nHa!Nst thnse iulrlleatet: Thu rtlntIEca ut tA0
victims antl tho. pu,,plu at tho clty rTy OUT for
and l,is Jury hMvo factl tn curry out tho i,iry
fully md fnlry, tilo tinrcr.!ntnt Ut Ontario
cnuI,l ho fully invcstgnted without prejudice 10
my ono. =. -
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o6EtEu1 a1HP'kER To TT" e7stS7VF 1FE1R1sSs
htOHTI,E.st. July 10.-Tho Rcnllug operations
nbout Newfoundland hive beou vory profitable
tho past scnlon. Twcnty.scyon ateamors nnd
.nlhy su!llnx.ycsscis were on9nHed tho atcatl-
crs tnAktnK two trips unch IN tho leu tl0es, whero
tho seals nre tnkcn, durltlg tho scasou which
lasted fron, blarch II to May IL. Thu tntn! NUM-
bes ut seAla captured by tho stcnnlcrs was Ei4,-
1l1 young and old: tho weight Ut tho biub.or
and skins uxueetcd b.uD TONS; the approximate
lucnl vutue OF the stcu1neF catch being $H51,UW,
Tho cntIru catch WINS nR IolluWs:, =, ~.
=; Number Of SEALS
CAPTURED by spamurS FH ,tl1
Captured by altlng. .vosscts. ......,....... U,IQ0
Captured ln The n0rthUraa buys of Now.
:. sts.s+s..
NewfounIiand, ,.:.......:.::.... @ - .,ooo
~ sehoosers thoro astod olt...."...... ra,sOo
Total catcl nrouud f,.o ls'and. :. 4E,,Bri
Estimated value In Eur0p0un Hlarkets. 81 ,.5Q O00
, 1881-07-11
THE SOCIALISTS.

GmttcAu ItcrutlinGcd-A General Howl
at -tl,s Authority Conferred on tito
Trcalicmt.
Tho nantt. section of tho sooialistto Lnbor
r0tty held n meeting at No. IL West Lake street
Yesterday afternoon. with o. 4. bishop In tho
chair. supported by bis wife, and uoorEo Sloan
actlng as sccrotaty. Tho following resolutions,
introduced by r. J. Morgan. wcro adopted aftcr
much dtsc,ssions
.WHKHEAs, biany efforts hare bcon made. during
tho recent cxa!toInrnt caused by tho Ntte,un!el
assassination Uf Jaulcs 4. Garfield. TO caat Ils:
Ea. ,Ro raaps mt o} sasss @
ton that the nssasns aottom was tho lcR!tlinnto
result Ct h!s ~ @eu'1ncet,ot, With tho aoliaiistlc
WinEHEaa, It is anr tluty,tu rcfuto tho fatse-
1essit 10 this atto'nnet ,nurJor sJSt tthsreters,
is<sotrttt, That VIC, tho incni1crs nt the Hooinl-
ist1c aahor parsy acnueate as falss and n.y.
why With thlb organization, mud wc bore DECLARE
that the Accoptauce u uir bellef IL the prlncl-
Ss !nHrer =, o. MFonRon, SMt sreaes na ct T.
yates h1ghur esttniMto Ut tho value Ut human
life, equity. and tho duty Of man and Hoooty to
poa tSo fa 81 dSnes M ropr5
scias, 10 'n'stter t!ow eoaspicnous OF of o6so'irs
fsesoirtd, That ii omr opinion tho responsibility
OF thIs pct Of Gutgau's rssts not nnot, tho &c.
political nssoclatious with which be eonncutel
himself, but is tho NATURAL result OF tho false
anI lestr,ctlye sHclal nnd political system sips,n
lcnioctatlu sentiments Uf tho founders OF this
ncputiiu, 10 abIy set forth III the Declaration Of
aspaGe9 uav &c 5sb soe exafy e s
d the Cars, E!nperors, and KIngs Of tho DID
attsSes sse o thap destsa rosons en
doHs him with tho itutnuratft puWur Of the veto:
, 1881-07-11

; oo,.t,., y,,,,,p ,,sa ..,s.. 80 S''"~
Hos1bH' 1u.y o,-Vho Wow theFo u o1 tao nt.
tenipE upon tho Prcslllaht's Ito which docs not
nppuar us Soon as tho Obvious comments or tho
!, !. .y ..,,,,..h 1..,.s 49,. !,as
" ~ VIZ" "a'en seO"s e!laEur tne totlRcr tue
mentn1 oy0 ts held to 1t. All citizens Of tho
Upitod Statos know by this ttlno how knen and
ilv.Iv ,.r. tho aw,vr.ttv Y,r T-,sItnrt r1s.t,"i;
.u.y was ~ ~ ~. e''Is"s u"Enc!a
hlaH'9estea ~! ovcF TUG eoantFyf MI KNOW now
prompt aud enlphatto was tho condemnation OF
Uuiteuu. All Auorlon was In s,tsnrnso nnh
s.n.'y. .s. 1s,, as saI saH.a "aa 'suo ~ 1au4uaH
countries, espocla'ly EnB!ana. Erowned haals
al over tho world sont their tn9uir0s and prof.
fered thelg sylunathy, uut Atnorjc1l ID Il Nation
among natIouy, rrsx;t1UIit UnriIali Ia ia hea,j.
Il Is iintunll That thor tlutipna hvads. b0th Out
Of uationuI uuurtrty I'M runl sotIufi|c: shouiti
sonI iirpa.ches t0 Washinyton. Not on thas DO
soneer whlsh W. wish to brins to ;he aitsatlo,, ls
crowds NJ uthorc buIorU tho Mc,Ysslnner buIintms.
cl1Ur ID irarn ri tic futD ar tho It,sornn rres.
tllvUt.s Ii WIS u{lL tic moro curit,sity WHICH
veuks tho details III q Ghnxtiy criinn. Euriustv
lnoa hpt wCop Nor wgrC thn ruurcis thpso for
iho oviiont nntlinsiy cid ef d tnan ed,rirntIe
for Iii Front 1uwors ala ioyaSlo fnr hs rTemt
hoAri. it WIS Tor Gnreid ~ tha Nmnrisai.
Trosident. t6D bnn.i of the iEcnnhiIo yhsse iIf,.
pety 90 nlatiy of tholll hUno Is eIijoy where n,
, 1881-07-11
lsliE3CDJT.1

Hsseta1 Dspatsh TO Tbs Chicago Tribune. -.
KANsAs ClTy. sIu., July '9.-.informauon was
received hero to-day that Nj. q. II. Prescott,
Controller Of tho Ort9uu Hallway & Navlga-
tlop Company, haA been aPhointoa vIce-Ptoal.
don't mud 0cnural Manager, vice Il. +. Oakos,
who hls accopted tho VIcp;;FscsIlenoy Of tho
Northern purto Railway, aid ls to 10 chief
executive tnal,RRor ut that property. BIZ. Ires-
emit W4s formerly Auditor 1t tho Kansas CITY,
Fnrt Bcott i OMit ttoad, with headquarters III
thA city. slr. Charles smith has boot nppoEnteti
Controller Of tho Oregon Company III placa Of
Dir. Prescott.
, 1881-07-11

and lovo him after ho tnntls hcre,-ie he COMES
to htay. With tho growing freii,llncsa and
nttmncy OF tho nntinna thu truth will como out
il for tho advantage IT orr Federal Hinlcs That
tratlu relation. bo ti,chcekc,l ~ hostllg lsa!s-
mud lint duties sils,uld only bo fovfntl Tor rev.
ehuc purposes. IL Is a fair conclusion to sny
that tho nttcmpt upon tho Presidents ltre has
hualeuel tho coming Of that day. LIDEHTY.
, 1881-07-11

9pftt1s !5Sp0%eh ~ iH* thlt4FO AttQuHsN
OTTAWA. July l0,-yh0 Following Is the pro-
gram OF tho Governor Genurnl' i movements
f1r the remaiudcr OF tho sulnmer: After 70
mAiuinx IN Quuheu for about ton days gu his
return fruul tho MRritlmo Provinces, he Will
leave for CUIItngwoul, fronl which point ho
takes tho STEAMER Tor Thunder 1iuY. tto will
reinaln iwn dnys In Toronto GU route, 1t IL In.
tended that ho shall lcavs Coll,n4wood by
stcauor July II. OH arriving ut Thundor l3ay
the party will proccud via tho cnlluda. pau,iu
halfway ny tar. u ptnctaeuhle to Winnipeg. 4
M''MGcr r. !t.ians aad c;',,oes haxo @ b. noe!! en.
In Winnipeg, nud the journey thonce westward
commenced about AlK. !. Tho party viii
pr.i1ce,l wcstwAv.! tn Edlnnnton via I3uttlofurd.
It has not yet boon decided wtnt tho subsequent
rnrt OF tAo Program Will ho. either III tito
vlunlty Of Eatnuiltnn, or On the return Journey,
trnats will b0 selected, * F--
, 1881-07-11
AUSTIN u NORTHWESTERN.


DUBUQUE, 1a., July 10.-3oe lthotnberR, tho
great ratlrnali-buftder OF Iowa, returned homo
froulT Texas sevoral ays Agu, Rnu leaves again to-
night for the Ellst to purchase tho Folliax.stook
Of the Austin & Northwestern 1tAl!roatt, which
IL kolug to bo ono of tho ln0at oxtunHYe Foads In
tho Lone star Stnte. Mr. rLun,bcrp sRys ho Will
isanod|atoly begin track lustng as.the s,,te ot
mile l1ay, While Il, Now York he will 1lau
III Austin. whIuh Ii to cost IIo IL very
cnthnsi1at!c ovcr tho matter, and what ho sAya
ho will 10 ID elrEiel through III quick time.
, 1881-07-11
was inschsIhlc when taken out, and It IL feared
he Ii injured internally,


Sftethl UbnHtth 10 3hf Ehtf,tph 1ftb'fnes
LEXINGTON. KY. July lo.-rhta morning Mt 4
o'clock worktnrn cotn1ncnccd ehAt,Ring tho
Rn,,go OF tho Kentucky Central ltairoa.1, re-
Gently purchased by Mr. Huntington. from nvc-
foot t0 tho standard Northern Hat,Ro. Tho work
from Lexington to Cincinnati, and frotn Paris to
Mnysvlic, was completed by 9 o'clock this aft-
ort,non,. whon tho first train. passod over tho
rnal. Connention will be 1nHt,o IN this city with
tho l?!f Sandy hoatl. when tiuntnpton will tnko
Gus rail route from 1.ichmond, Va, 10 Clncln-
, 1881-07-11

hospital. Mr.. whltchouso grow rapidly strong.
or, md wns sAotl nblo to rrsttno business. Efo
is NOW employed In Il: @. Caswc!rs grocery
Atore, in Or1,nIt HiOck, anu eniDyt 9optl honith.
lilo rcnt,s MI tho news frum Washington with
nvtt!ity, and Is snnguinn that President Garfield
will eventually recover.
, 1881-07-11

-. 1p$su9F 1ftuuM1s
EAU GLAZING, Wla., julyH D.-The Common
Council has consented, after heatea dIscussou,
toapproprlato aI0,po III N used for procuring
tho right Of why ind depot grounds for tho
Chippewa Valley s.. Superior Railroad. Two
corps bf enRlGGets are at work making another
survey OF tho route. und will nearly complete
their wolk this week., The lpcorporatoss giye
notice that they arc Ia ruadll,css to con,nunue
operations aud push tho road tn = speedy c0lll-
pleuQn. Although not publicly announced, 1t IL
NaH0rg!@y supposed the f1a1 Will b0 Uporatud by
the Chicago. Mtlwaukco Ut 'lnul Cotupany,
, 1881-07-11
Wounded Through the Liver.

hon4o. Of .his city, iurttx an uuya9uulent with
thu Nebols on lhs Wvlaol ItaI!rt9d, IN VirRlnta,
waa struck !u tho right s!ds, nder tue eleventh
hls b01y, penttsatinH tho liver, And eo1l,lnx cut
ncar tho spine. II was thought that he Iuust
s4crnulh 10 tho wound; but he rallied, nlld In
, 1881-07-11

E' Cs* Gay Ca " Il
sptetat DtspdteA TO 1As Chteaoe Tsihuns.
CtEvEt.ASl. O.. july t0-At meeting Of Dt-
rcotors Of tho Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
s. Indianapolis Hallway, held hora Friday. n rc-
port WIS submitted IN which It was stated TINT
tho gross EARNINGS for tho year onLug June u,
1881, woro $a,1uo,0W. aRalnst &l,oll,3.dDo for
1880: Tho net ear..lngs for 1Bsl arc s;sso, 900.
nXa!nst fs@.7f9:it for 1880, mhkIng
mont hetwucn tho Cleveland, Cotunbl,s,
Ctnclnmntl 4 Indianapolis and Clnclnnntl,
linnllton s. Dayton Companies pon'lng tho
nutlHn uf tho dtpokh0ld1rs upon tho proposed
consolidation. ilu dividend will DO deolaicd upon
tho sharca Ut either company.
, 1881-07-11
lsrQuT-oT-wAY LITIGATION.

6pftEd1 U0tdteN 70 J1E EA1t0t0 1ffb0nt.
Sr. PAuf. Mimi. July tU.-rhe rivai lines, tho
Northorn Pacific and tho Mantohn. nre iightinR
over tue right Of way IN tho Pelican valley,
anu the presence of Willard has not had a peacc-
fill tcndcncy, and It may nHaravatc 1t, rs young
Napgteon Is still in tho field. Manager 1Iitf, Of
brunch, which the Northern pnuIflu people viii
ln0yo to dssD,ve thIs weok. Each company
0lhlma to hnvo first scCure tho right Of wny,
Of priority OF purGhnse. :"
, 1881-07-11

8pttlat Daapdtth 70 Tia .Ca9taco 7Ftbnnf.
QuEgkc, July 10.-A tottcr received hero from
ono OF tho purity Of recruits for tho Mounted
Police which loft for tho Northwest a fow wooks
sinee status TINT twentysthreo lcsertons took
pinec betoro Fort Walsh Wis reaohed. The de-
sGrters loft tho pnrty willie IL waa passing
through tho uuItQu Htitca.
, 1881-07-11
tIf You Aro sick, lkenu

tho Kldnoy- Wort advertisement In auothcr
colriu,n, and it will sxplaln to YOU tho rational
method uf RetllnE well. ktdnGy-W Wort will snvo
yNu moro tOctnr'a hills than my other guetllunO
known. Aet!uE with specific aitar9y on tho
kidneys and ltyos, It Gurus the wnrst disoascs
II aFy ia ~ l fr Sl,ier Is ao"T Tce &C.
iGeht, tho liquid IL tho cnstcst but tho dry il
tue mOst Observation-Disclosures.
, 1881-07-11
PROPOSED MONUMENT.

Special Dispateh 10 III chttdeo 1ftbuns
St. THoMAs, Ont. July 10.-The proposal to
Greet tnonnncnt to William 4. Thomson,
through whose efforts chiefly tho advantages
derived from tho construction ut tile Canu.l,s
Southern Hallway wore sccrc.l, has boon Arntn
rnv!sed hurc. public mcctilg wilt shortly be
hCll to cQuBfJor II. -. ~
, 1881-07-11
MONUMENTAL.

John II. yolk, Designer and manufacturer OF
tim Rrun!te aud marble monuments, tablets,
statuary, CURLING, etc., Ia seteetud stock. OHlco
corner Dearborn aud Randolph stroets.
, 1881-07-11

SALT LAKE, Utah. July 9.-AssistantA Attorney
Goncrnl MeCatnGon. accompanied hy SuperLn-
tcndent KtmbAll, or the Unan Pacific, and athor
rallr0ad men; visited the Fort Hall t1tlaho} Indl-
m Reservation md procured the assent of tho
ltond through tho reservation. Tho nrrnnEc.
liietta will bc completed at d second visit iu
about ten days.
, 1881-07-11

yVlnctsrRacr's l1ypoph osphltns
will cure consumption, UOugha, xcnk lunHs,
bronchitis, aud general dohlllty, Established
tWcnty.pne yours, - "
, 1881-07-11

TORONTO, July lo.-Mr. ulrschfelior, tbs anti.
quarry, has returned from opeuinx burial
mound In uoorsiua Township, uear Lake slua.
eoe. II wal OF I'LL unusual charucter aud wus
ninety feet In circumference, 1t contained air
, 1881-07-11

.,... THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SAySi
"Tho MackMnon pols have been III use In our
of1ce for over two years. ai.d have given good
Hatfsfnuttou. Mneklnnon Pom Co., IT,. I1foRd-
way, N. y; % Madison street, Chicago.
, 1881-07-11

lad dreAsls,= disturbed sleep, indigestion,
stomach Nas. all vuntatoa besaso Hoy uitters.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-05-06
Death Of Luthrop Dunn.
SIT Lake Tribuioe, April =.

Mr.. X. {. Chambers, by private dispatch
from New York City, received yesterday the
sorrowful news of the death Of Mr.. Lathrop
Dunn. He died in New York last Sunday
morning The news is great blow to the
host of friends of Mr.. Dunn in this city. ii"
MAS a man whose memory deserves more than
a passing word. He was Il California pi"nee
and later Nevada pioneer; from the Com
stock he came To be the pioneer mill-man OF
Utah, starting the Ontario works; and going
north from here became the pioneer mill-man
of Montana by starting the Alice work. He
remained with that enterprise until 1t was one
of the foremost properties on the Coast lie
died from the effects of a heavy cold, and II
il probable that through the hard~hlpS he
suffered. his constitution had become weak
rued. making it impossible for him to resist
| disease. Then he was quite advanced IN life
being Ill years of age. He was one OF the
most accomplished mill-mcn on the Coast and
| po>sess-d the confidence of men Of capital a.
f,w men ever have on this Coast.
Bur for his heart more than for any grace
,f mind should the dead man be remembered
That heart was ~ big one ~ ever was eX
| panded IN the generous "eS'' -h' III. '''
Of his death shall be told, in IL Thousand rudt
cabins. in ravine and gulch, the brawny mel
of toll will. through their tears, in broker
words d,.plore that great hearted man ht
ceased To live 1t is pity that his dust can
not be given back to dust here amid the hill
which were his home SO long. We are afrai'
his remains will feel crampcd amid the nar
row hearts where will be- given his last house
May his final sleep he full of such peace a
royal hearts should carry with them into til
great Beyond.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-05-06
Personal |.

A. +. Mayhem, EST, is in AisSonla TINS
week.
Rev. J. J Dohls, the Catholic Father now
in charge of the Butte Parish, was IN town
this week.
Miss Belle Forbis, Mrs II. &. Walton and
Mrs. Stella Mathews have been in Deer Lodge
during the week.
DIR. and Mrs. W. W. Higgins left by pri-
yate conveyance on "Wednesday for Fort
Benton, expecting to b" absent thrr" or four
weeks.
Robert Laut"riung returned from 'h'cago
last week and will have charge of Mr.. VIM.
Milling's interests there during the summer
Mr.. NJ. will not come to Montana this wear
Mrssrs. Dewitt and Randolph, two rising
ATTORNEYS recently located in Helena, passed
through this week to Butte where they have
located and will engage in their professions.
Mr.. Geo +. Tarbell, of Lion City, was in
town this week looking after the interests OF
his Gift Enterprise, the drawing of which IL
To take place at Butte on Thursday of next
week.
Judge Galbraith, Tho>. l.. Napton, and
Hiram Knowles, Esqs., attorneys.
anu ttO W irwin, IL, wv n VI NV A''''''''
Court, are in Butte in attendance at the term
of Court being held there
Mr. H. II. Zrnor, County Commissioners,
was in Butte this week adjusting financial
| accounts with Silver Bow county, AMI re-
| criyrd therefrom a warrant of over s2',o"
due from that county to this on Settlement.
| M,.sSrs C. -. Curtis AMI = +. Atkinson OF
| Hclrna gave us pleasant call this week
| Mr. A. is bookkrcprr in the First National
| Bunk OF Helena and will TAKE charge of tlt
books of Hauser & Co, Butte, during til" i'll
n s. of Mr. Ed Knight.
| Mr. Irwin, CLERK of District Court. contrm
plates locating in Butte and ha, appointed
| Mr.. r. l.. Davis resident deputy III Dc'l
Lodge. Mr. Irwin also resigned a. Public Al
miniStrator and Mr.. Davis was appointed b,
Probate Judge Emerson in his stead.
Frank Woody, ESD. of Missoua ra~Se'
through last Friday en route TO New Mckee
where he has gone to spy out III" land with
view to emigrating. 1t is rum"r"d other Mis-
>oulians contemplate removing also If the re
mort il favorable So far ~ Mr.. Woody l.
concerned it il stated his health = impairc'
and change of climate is desirable This i
about the only consideration that would se"u
to Justify departure from Missoula now ol
the eve of an era of great prosperity after
depression of many years