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THE '' AVIS -
Striafiat5tfa, 81, Sraix,
SATURDAY. MAY 18th 1881.

The Lev6e at Government House yester-
day was numerously attended. After the
assembled gentlemen had been presented
individually to His Exeellency by His
Honor the President, His Excellency adj
dressed a few words to the assembly, and
said that His Majesty the King had com
missioned him to convey to His subjects
ia the West Indies His Royal Greeting.
It would be remembered that when he left
Denmark it was a sorrowful time for the
Royal Family the Queen Dowager had
lately died, the Hereditary Princess was
sick of the illness from which she shortly
afterwards died, aud the Grown Prince was
on the eve of his departure for st Peters.
burg to attend the funeral of the murdered
Gar. The situation was fraught, and still
is, with much anxiety for the safety OF the
New Emperor and Empress of Russia. he
was sure that he expressed the general
feeling in wishing that more peaceful and
happy days might soon return TO His
, 1881-05-28
TELEGRAMS.
ST. THOMAS STAT


New York May 10-Oontinental intelligence
announces the resignation of the Itali2n
Ministry.
Replying to the Porte several Powers have
Stated that the Sultan Suzsrainty over Tnnis
is underlined in the Treaties,
Lord Rowion has been gazetted Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary at Con.
stantinople. "
English news states that the proposed alter.
lions in the French Tariff is creating great
alarm amongst the Merchants. and the agita-
ton is growing for the introduction of r~stalia-
tion duties.
It is reported that Mr.. Gladstone is unwelk
which it Is supposed, has been Influenced by
the a~nxieti-s and worry, in connection With
tbs African, Irish and Bradlaueh troubles. 1 j
Advices from S.. Petersburgh state thasths
recent manifesto of the Car implying the
continuation ct absolute Government has
cansed general Disappointment in Russia.
New York, 18th May-Amerioan news
states that Messrs, Conkling and Plat, Ssna.
, 1881-05-28
n O T L c E

EFHE UNDERSIGNED continues
to keep on hand, and offers
for sale:
Madeiras, fine Bordeaux
Wine, Champagne, Akvavit,
Old Cognac Brandy in wood
demijohns and bottles, besides
his usual assortment of hard
ware, cigars and evtates' re-
q%uirements generally Every
effort made 80 give satisfac-
ton. AS Agent for Messfs.
Cossart Gordon & 80. he
solici.s orders for Madeira
Wine particul rized.
w. III. ~IIGYLIGER.
st. Croix 9th May 1851.
, 1881-05-28
PASSENGERS
May 81
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Nav q = per sch. &C. Crop from ST. Tho
mas. Sarah Lucas & child.
& q per sch. stVi.ilanln His Excallency
Governor Afendrup, Dettat Ii. f.
M. Visby, Mrs. Maryall, 9 children
& servant, Roseanna Williams
Alexander George, James Corne-
lius. Amalie Hansen, Hadie Ring
oar. Alexander Oasimir, Frank
Adams, VIM. England, Edward
Grove, & Johannes Cooper.
25.-ner schr Vigilant from st.
Thomas, Fliiz D6nnert, Ann
Eliza BIelke, Eugene Cope
& nurse Sophia Dunhlu, Mrs.
r r. Thompson & son, Moses
q. Wil.ioms, Aron Petersen
Emille Cornelius, Adellne
Castro. Rebecca Estram, Jane
Gibbins & Archibald wa
lisms,
ROCKED AND LEFT.
~s.v % Coro;lia Eliza Canton. Mrs. P.
Lemm!ng, Richard Meyer, Aran
patersen. Councillor j. A, Stake
mann r. D.& DIN. 81 Lady, grand-
daughter Miss Mary Hatseuseu, 81
servant Rosa Birch, Louisa Ed.
ward, Sarah David, Fritz Donnert,
Mrs, e. B. Thompson & son, Moses
Elias Williams, Ann Eliza Bjelke,
Mr.. B. Pearson & Maria Cornelius.
o6.-Edward Grove and brother
Emil james. to St. Thomas
Frank Adams & A. Casimir,
Charles Ricca, Robert Jacob,
Capt A. 0. M0lIer, Capt I. A.
Christensen.
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still Specuiating.

WASHINGTON, January THE news OF
Congressman Frye's withdrawal from the
Maine Senatorial contest in favor Of Eugene
Hale has caused much comment at the Capi.
tol to-day, aud strengthens the general BELIEF
that Senator Blaine really intends to enter
President Garield's Cabinet OF Secretary OF
State, In which event Frye will certainly be
elected 3, succeed him sin the Senate.
Blaine has not yet authorized any public
statement in regard to this matter, although
II Is generally conceded by the leading men,
and has apparently no. made up bis mind
whether or not he will accept Cabinet po-
sition; but that he may become Secretary OF
State for four years from the 4th Of March Il
he so desires can be positively relied upon as
fact already known to many Of his person
al friends upon unquestionable authority
However, no doubts are entertained rs 10
his action when, If at all, the position is ten
.dered him, and the probabilities at present
are that he will accept the Premiership; but,
in case he remains in the Senate, Frye will
doubtless secure the Speakership Of the
House Of Representatives.
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ELDoRADo, Kan, January 5.-Parties rep
resenting Jay Gould are here for the purpos'
of working up franchise for an extension o
the Leroy branch Of the Missouri Pacific t.
the Arkansas river. This branch leaves tn
main line at Holden, Missouri. and, passing
through the towns of Paola and Garne
Kansas, makes connection with the Missouri
Kansas and Texas road at Leroy. 1t is nov
proposed to extend this line from Leroy u
the Arkansas river, distance Of 100 miles
This will give to Gould an airline from 81
Louis to Southwestern Kansas, and enable
him to make the Southern Pacific connec
ton on the Rio Grande with 175 miles short
er route than an other line now has.
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A Good Treaty.

NEW YORK, January 6.-The Herdtfs
Shanghai correspondent, speaking Of the two
treaties recently concluded, confirms the pre-
yious accounts as follows: They are very
short, but pertinent, one dealing especially
with emigration from this empire, the other
with commercial matters. The former may
be accurately resumed in the words that it
authorizes the American Government" at Its
sole discretion, to regulate, limit or suspend
the immigration Of Chinese laborers when
the public welfare requires the enforcement
of such measure. The correspondent re-
CARDS the issues of the Commission as re.
markable diplomatic triumph. The treaties
were concluded within fory-eight hours after
the first business interview. The key te
their obtaining concessions in the first treaty
| is TO be found in the agreement of the United
States made through the second treaty to dis
courage the opium trade. The minor points
contemplate general revision of the Gus
| toms tariff
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@sNnFYgF98R
Boycofting Explained.


What Is the process known as Boycotting,
and which Is fas. taking the place Of the shi-
lellah and the shotgun among the instru-
ments Of Irish IAotest and resistancea IL is
a species Of social ostracism, enforced with
pitiless severity in the large concerns of life.
The presence OF Boycotted person Is not
acknowledged by word, = look, gesture.
Not only Is there no intercourse, but no
business IS directly or indirectly transacted
with him. Nobody win buy his grain, his
fruit, his garden produce, his horses, cattle,
fowls, or anything he has TO sell; nobody
win sell him pound Of meat, an ounce Of
flour, q gill Of whisky or an hours work.
No one viii give or lend him assistance In
any way, and no money will tempt > man %
approach tis dwelling. Under such circam-
stanees Boycotted person must stock his
|, house " n hs weio going on m Arctic
!, crulsss for otherwise, no matter how largs
his bank account mAyib he may starve Il
the midA 81 plenty. Even when supplies
have been procured from distance he woul
lead the lie or : castawy on some deser
island, where the singing consciousness
] that, Ia his case, solitude.bore constant wit
ess % the hate and loathing Of every huma'
boIng within reach fcye Or ear.-.A uegherz
Natl. vaAsnek y4tf assQ =
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Narrow Gauge Convention.

ST. LOUIS, January General Corse
President of the Toledo, Delphi & Bloom
ington Narrow Gauge Railroad; Hon. Lo
gan III. Root, Col. d. Baer, of Arkansas
Col. ]. w. Paramore, President of the st
Louis and Texas, and a number of capital
lists of this city, have had conference re
garding the consolidation of the narrow
gauge roads and interests in Ohio, Indiana
Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas and Texas, will
view to the construction Of continuous
line from Toledo to the Rio Grande. Thu
proposition is received with great favor, and
it will be pushed forward to completion a
an early day.
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Sitting Bulls Band.

POPLAR CREEK, Montana, January s.
Gall and Crow and their captured bands Of
800 Left this morning under escort OF the
cavalry to spend the winter at Fort Buford, .
march of five days. Major nges furnished
ourteen six mule teams for the women ant
children and ample rations. Sitting Bull ant
his personal following ic the only band re
naming outside of the control Of the gov
eminent. He is camped fifty miles north Of
this point. Scout Allison will start for hi
camp this forenoon. Sitting Bull demand
the removal of the troops now stationed
here
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I-WEsT. DEER LODGE, MONTANA FRIDAY, JAN p, 1881
a'Tis not the whole of life to live
Nor all of death TO die"
TITS raising cash to pay our bills
That worries you and i.

"a IT'S raising cash TO pay our Oils
That worries you and !.
Town pumps-locai editors.
Edwin Booth may be the Bayard of the
stage, but Sara remains Its boneyard.
Cabinet building Is now in order. 1t Is an
amusing game that anybody can play at with
out possibility of doing any harm.
Question for debating society: Was the
hair by which the sword Of Damocles was
suspended, red or black? And II so, why
not ?-Rome Sentinel.
One man thinks faster than another man
for reasons as purely physical as those which
give to one man faster gait than that of an
other. Those who move quickly are apt to
think quickly, the whole nervous system per-
forming Its process with rapidity.
Mr.. Malone, the new Senator from Vir-
ginia, was poor Irish boy educated on
free scholarship at the military institute
wherein Stonewall Jackson taught. He be-
gan his career by carrying surveyors chain
on railroad, and was known as skillful
General In the Confederate amy.
aThere are four characters in those who
sit under the wise: asponge, funnel,
strainer, and bolt sieve. A sponge, which
sucks up all; funnel, which lets In here
and out there, strainer, which lets out the
wine and keeps back the dregs; bolt sieve
which lets out the pollard and keeps back the
| -four. THE Tdlmud. a#
Specimen personal In the Territories Mike
MCGOWAN, the " man etaire," has gone dowr
to Carson to make his Christmas dinner OF
some of the Citizens of that village. Hi
teeth would make no more impression on thu
cheek of Carsonite than would cats CLAW
on the smooth side Of a plow-share. Terri
toridt Enterprise.
Two months ago valuable horse belong
ing TO Charles E. Smith of Stony Brook, L
l., had his leg broken at Port Jefferson. TIL
broken bone was set, and the leg was imbed
ded in plaster Of Paris. In two weeks tn
horse could walk around the stable; in thre
weeks the owner drove him home, distanc
of five miles, and recently the horse wa
driven to road wagon mile in four mir
utes. 1t is usual to shoot horses that brea
their legs.
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The Nevada Senato.ship !.

SAN Francesca, January IA Carson
City dispatch says: The Democrats held q
caucus last night and nominated Fair for
United States Senator. There seems to be
some dispute as to the numberpresent at the
caucus, it being claimed by the ante-Fair In
terest that there was no quorum. IL has
been supposed that Adolph Sutro would
make fight against Fair. 1t is now stated
| that he will not.
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Alias Summons.

In the Justices Court Township Of Ophir, County OF
Deer Lodge and Territory of Montana. Before
y. X. Bill, Justice Of the Peace.
Robert X. Richards, Plaintiff, against John w NC
Lcod, II. r. Comfy, and John Murphy. doing
business under the firm name or style vt Mcleod,
Comfy a Murphy, Defendants.
The people OF the United states OF the Territory oil
Montana TO John W. Mcleod. Ii k. Comfy and John
Murphy, tine above named defendants, greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear before me al
my office In Blackfoot City in said township within
forty days after the service you OF this summons
to answer the complaint ion file in my ofcel OF the
above named plaintiff who Claims IRON you the sum
of Sixty three and ID 100 dollars upon adne bill fol
that amount made and delivered by you dated No
vemher o. 1880, with legal interest thereon, when
Judgment will be taken against you Tor the saio
amount together with costs and damages, II you
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said county
greeting-make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand at Blacktoof City aforesaid
the 20sh day Of November A. ID. 1851.
5g6 81 f. X. BILL, Justice Of the Peace.
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Notice Of Flnal Settlement.

In the Probate Court of the county Of Deer Lodge,
Territory Of Montana-ln the matter OF the estate
of Walter Butler, deceased t
Notice 1. hereby given that Frederick K. Gleason,
The administrator Of the estate Of Walter Butler de-
ceaecd hrs rendered and presented for settlement and
and ed In this Court his final account of his admin
OF December, A. d. 1880, being day OF term Of
sad Court, 10 wit-of the November Term. A. ID 1851
-st 10 o'clock a. m at the Court Room OF said Court
AT the Court House in the and county aforesaid,
has bean duly appointed by sad Court for the settle
nent Of said account, At which time and place any
person interested In said estate may appear and ne
his exceptions In writing the said account and con-
test the same. OhhEN EMEhcON. Sieik.
Dated December 9, 1870, iIt84# kFa o@3t
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Worlds Fair .

New YORK, January 8.-The members OF
the executive committee of the Worlds Fair
called on w. H.vanderbilt yesterday to start
the subscription list. The stated that no
subscriptions would be valid unless the en-
tire sum of four million dollars should be
pledged. They relied on individual sub
scriptions TO raise the first million. Wander
bilt, after expressing his hearty sympathy
with the drcject Of the Fair, headed the list
for the first million with large cash sub.
scription. -
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Alias Summons.

In the Justices Court, Township of Cottonwood,
County OF Deer Lodge, and Territory OF Montana.
Before II. 4. Gleason, Justice of the Feace
r. T. Kennon and Ii. ii. Zenos, plaintiffs, ..
W. B. Edgar, defendant.
The people of the Territory OF Montana send greet
ing TO w. b. Edgar. deft on Are hereby required 70
County of Deer Lodge ard Territory of Montana on
Saturday the 9Th day OF January A. ID. 1881, at IL
o'clock a. m. and answer the account On ME ID an
action to recover of You the sum OF five and 3-l0t
dollars 25-100l alleged to be due and now owing
by you iosaid plaintiffs balance due on account fo
goods wares and merchandise sold and delivered 70
costs herein ex Tended. And you are hereby notified
that il you fail TO appear and answer said complaint
as above required the said plaintiffs will take Iudg
ment by de.ant against YOU for the sum OF nve ant
$500 [s5 25-i0Ol dollars and costs OF snit -.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Dec 1850
Y, X. GLEASON,
- r.1 #t Justice OF the Peace.
A. s. HIeeNs, Attorney for Plaintiffs b96-5t
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In the Probate Court Of the county OF Deer Lodge,
Territory of Montana, In the matter OF the estate
of A. j Harms. deceased
John r. Quigley, the administrator OF the estate OF
A. j. Harms deceased having fed herein bis petition
duly verified. praying for an order OF sale OF the
whole OF the real and personal property belonging to
the estate of said deceased tor the purposes set
10 said petition 10 therefore ordered BY said court
that all interested In said estate appear before
the Probate Curt SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF Janu-
ary A. d. 1881, at 10 O'Clock M of said day, at the
court room Of said court. nj the Court House. ID tne
town and county aforesaid. to chow cause why an
Ia se the whole of the real and personal property Of
said deceased at public auction for the purposes set
forth In said petition. n.o>, M
597-4t ORkENEMbhSON. Cierk.
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No. SAT.
Application for Patent.
LAND OFFICE, AT HELENA, N. T.,

- Nov. q, 1880.
Notice In hereby gwen that James Pardee, whose
Post Office address IL Basin City, Jefferson county,
Montana Marie A. Pardee whose Port Office address
Is Phlipsbuig Deer Lodge county, Montana. ard FL
he X. Foote, whose Post once address u Helena,
Lewis and Clarke county Montana, have this day ed
application for patent, under the Mining Laws OF
Congress for 1900 linear feet OF the P.arl Lode Mnng
Claim designated as Lot No. 6S, sitnated In Flint
Creek Mining District Deer Lodge county, NJ l. In
unsuryeyed Township No. n, X No. 1s W, which
claim IL recorded in the Office of the County Recorder
of said county and described follows In the official
plat and field notes file In this office To Wilhelm
ming at corner No post from WHICH Inc section
corner on the West boundary OF scction No no u
r ID Wet, bears N re- on min. VI distant 65S3
feet and running thence y IN 6n0 feet; thence
rag 1850 feet; thence N TN w sos feet; Themes
72xo w 1900 feet to the place Of BEGINNING ,em
bracing of go 5S twenty and 81 1OOth acres
upon which notice Of said application was postet
Inc IS, day OF Nov. 1880 he nearest claimant u
these premises is James X. Pardee, franklin No.
lode, Lot No. 81.
bg5-Iet j. ii. MOE, Register.
GEO. b FooTE, Attorney for Claimant.
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No. S45.
Application for Patent.
US. LAND OFFICE.

US. LAND OFFICE.
HELENA. NJ T., November "a, 1880
N Notice is hereby given that the Algonquin Com
pany, incorporated under the Laws of Montana Ter
ritory by James X. Pardee, Its authorized agent has
this day died application foi patent under the siDing
Laws of Congress for 500 linear feet OF the Ertiii
Lode Mining Claim. designated as Lot No. 63, stna-'
ted in Flint Creek Mining District Deer Lodge coun.
ty Montana Territory In unsnrvcyed township No. 4,
North Range No. - west which claim IL recorded IN
the Office OF the County Recorder OF said county and
described follows In the official plat and field notes
on fe In this Office, to-wit Begir ming al corner No.
l. granite stone 12x11x5 inches, and running thence
5 10 wl99 feet 10 corner No. 2, from which the
section corner on the west boundary of section No.
80 TT, Mr. 10 w bears % .04 min W, distant
1880 8 feet thence 15o. 4 800 feet thence 753
ly7 teet thence 159, w 500 feet TO the place OF
beginning embracing and including los acres OF Lot
Al b. Kitty Clyde mill Site surveyed tor the North
West Company, and O19 acres of Lot No. 3D. u, Prov
identa No 2, mill site surveyed for the North West
Company, of g. 80 acres net in conflict the
total area claimed being Three and t2l09 3 62 lO0I
acres, upon which notice of said application was
pcsted the 18th day of November, 1880 The adJoin-
Ing claimants to these premises are the said Lots
Nos II and 50 Q, claimed by the North West Com
pany. >. IL. MOE,
GEO. b. FooTE' Attorney for Applicant hs5.1O'
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sherIn's' Sale.
Dennis Leary. Plaintiff.

Drnnis Leary. Plaintiff.
Lester PoppIe and Jeremiah roach Defendants.
To be sod at sheriff Sale In front OF the Sheriff.
ONCE, 10 Butte city, NJ t. on Saturday the 18th day
I'd January A. D. 1881. at the hour OF 10 O'Clock IN
nader and by virtue of writ OF execution issned out
81 the Dirtrict Conf oil the Second Judicial Distric
81 the Territory Of Monta In and for Deer Lodge
coupfy the following desuibed property io-wit;
All III the right title and interest Of the defendants
or either Of them In and 20. which they had on The
n day Of December A. d. 1873 In what u known no
the Grand Prize quartz Lode. being situated about
AZ milcs N from the John Mckenzie ranch on
Divide Greek comprising 1t0 feet In WESTERLY drec-
don and I30 fest In seastery directon from the
centre Of Draosery shat, including o feet In width
on each eide Of the centre vi said lode and which
said lode lies east Of and adoins the Hidden Treasure
lode and Is particularly described treference
being thereto hadJ IN Book OF iodef. page l5s In
the Recorders Office Of Der L0dge county. =. II
Also III interest Of defendants. or either Of them
n aud to what 10 known the Hardware quartz lode
claim aid IOde being situated Ia Independence min
Ing districs, Deer LODGE county, n t. and being
more particularly described IN The above named rec
orda 10 Bsok l. a l0dee, page s.. sud lode being To-
Ioe6fsd April Il, 1875. and recorded Nay ], II 81
= vAieh shsve .anssd property j. sltaassd N Dee'
6siss sSE "a az q Deeensss; 4 . .; ,sse y
.sse-A sherk Of Desr Ecdes ecsasy 1T.
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Union Pacific Earnings /.

NEW York, January THE Official
earnings Of the Union Pacific road for 1880
Is over s25, $4,000, an increase over 1879 OF
S4, ss4, 900, but this includes the accession OF
traffic from the Union Pacific and Kansas
Pacific, consolidated as q part of the Union
Pacific system last summer. M 7'' ~
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Teiegrans I'm Brief.
Sherman wants Ord put on the retired

+ Sherman wants Ord put on the retired
list. ID. ca &C. IL
The Republican caucus at Indianapolis
nominated Gen. Harrison for Senator on the
18th inst. ~ f.s4 w.
ISDErENDEScE, Ohio, January 1o.-Bar-
on Jacob Schroeder, prominent German In
his own country aud this, and once editor Of
the Cincinnati Voiksbldtt, died here yester-
day. isalsN y sa8tr0 essA
Blaine contradicts the report that he 4
going TO build new house in Washington
His present residence, which happens 70 be
one Of the finest In the city, entirely suits
him. ~ IT, aifs ,asa
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] Senator Sherman

4l COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 11.-John Sherman
was nominated United States Senator by the
Republican caucus tonight by reclamation
and with three cheers. The caucus lasted
20 minutes, mostly taken up with speeches