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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-24
@utte Weeklp @iner.
TUESDAY, MAY "a, 1881.
EDITORIAL NOTES.

1t is said the telephone will be shortly in
troduced in China and in Japan. A recent
trial of Edison's patent at Yokohama, in the
presence of several high officials, resulted so
satisfactorily that its immediate use was
unanimously agreed upon.
The life of good old Queen Victoria is, it
appears, being aimed at by the regicides.
Recently she way aboard of her steam yacht
Alberta going from Portsmouth to Osborne.
just before the vessel left the former port a
bomb was discovered among the Goals. She
was Immediately transferred to another yacht
and steamed away on her journey without
being injured or informed OF her narrow es.
cape from a watery grave.
The Springfield Republican (Ind.) has this
to say in regard to the boss" that in view of
the present situation of that gentleman may
be considered prophetic: "Conkling has
reached the point in his career, sure to come
to every boss, when the long line of men he
has hit and kicked and cuticd on his way to
power see their clai. &c to make old scores
even, The man who Systematically kicks the
ladder away as he climbs has a long way to
drop when lie falls at last, and for twenty
years Conkling has been kicking away one
friend after another 10y, whose help he has
risen. He has belind him he organized ap-
petite of the machine and nothing else
II We are to believe our San f. aucisco ex-
changes the legislature OF California which
Recently adjourned, was composed mostly of
hardened sinners. The Chronicle calls them
consplra,ors, guilty parties, obelient slaves,
etc, and adds, "It would almost Justify the
people in rising en- masse and making such an
example of them as people in other lands
sometimes have made - ignorant, i~nsolent,
wicked ard contemptuous wretches occupy
ing seats OF power III the state" One of the
members is of the opinion that the state
should pay five dollars to each legislator for
the "abuse lie las received from the governor,
the dirty press and the sunday school cOnven-
tion.' The insignificant sum asked for indi-
Gates that the members do not place a very
high value upon the damage done to their
regulations by the ''abuse' complained of.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NHARLES y. WYKOFF, PLAIN
u against Frederick LOeber, defendaH
be sold at sheritl"S sale at two o'clock, .,
THE Eth DAY OF JUNE, A. d. Is
in front Of the Sherlf"s office on Yves
street.. the following described property,
Lots No Il and Is in block Il; LOT No. ii a
half of lot Ii. in block %, according to Il
cial plat and survey thereof, situate in
City. Silver Bow County. Montana Ter
together with all OF the buildings, i'm
ments. privileges n appurtenanceS the
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
Dated this 10th day of May. A. d. 1881
THOS. NJ. 10 WRl
Sheriff Of Silver Bow Coz
BY &. \. SMALL. Under Sheriff.
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few. No attempt will be made at present to
disarm the Agency Indians as many hunting
parties arc out. In Jun the annual sun dance
occurs. when the hunting parties will all be
in to participate. At this.time it is believed
to be the intention to quietly surround the
Agency with a large force of soldiers and dis
arm them. This policy will prove a grand
mistake, however, as there can be no doubt of
the indians having a large number of guns
hid in the Milk River country, and if they are
thus entrapped they will simply reluctantly
yield, only to break from the Agency at the
earliest opportunity and take the war path
with ten fold vengeance in their hearts,
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TW0 OR MORE SURGE

From the Pacific Surgical Institute, San
cisco, will be at the International Hote
ena, Montana, from May 24th to Jun
inclusive, fully prepared to treat all ca
Spinal Disease, Hip andKnee Disease,
ed Limbs. Paralysis, and all ases req
surgical apparatus or surgical operation
and ristula cured without knife. I'll
stitution is unsurpassed in facilities #
treatment of Surgical Diseases, and
interested should not fail to see thes
geOns. ap26y
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by the jubilant, Boosting 'half-breeds.
Though fallen, he has too strong a hold upon
the confidence and affection of his faction in
the Republican party to be permitted to rest
in obscurity. 1t will demand of him immedi-
ate and aggressive action against his now vic
torious enemies. 1t he fail in responding,
then indeed has he fallen and in his fall he
has sunk beneath the contempt of his former
political associates.
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SITTING BULL.

The Bismarck Tribune ola recent date con-
tains the following interesting item regarding
that willy old savage, Sitting Bull.
"Your correspondent has just received ad-
Wees from Poplar River to the effect that a
courier arrived there on the 23d with advices
from Woody Mountain stating that Sitting
Bull had LETT that place and gone east. lie
is now encamped will. his village, about thir-
y lodges. forty miles east Of Woody Noun
tain, at d place known as Willow Springs.
Capt. McDouald, one Of the Northwestern
mounted police, says that Sitting Bun has
acted in bad faith aud does not intend to sur
render to American authorities. The Crecs
and Upper Assinaboiurs are at war with the
Sioux, and last week took the war path against
Sitting Bull. IN the 10th a war party Of
Crves undertook to steal some ponies Of Sit
ting Bulls people, whereupon Bull turned
loose ard hustled them out of the vicinity.
The Sioux followed them for some distance,
but finally came TO a large body of water
which the Clees had swan, leaving no evil
denre Of a trail.
ONE Solitary 'KEE
however, Jagged behind, and several of Sit
ting Bulls young men, seeing him, started in
hot pursuit, The frightened Cree rushed into
the camp at Woody Mountain, claimed pro-
lection from the Canadian authorities. and
was placed in the guard house for safety. The
disappointed Sioux were close behind him,
shouting and c~arousing like devils, They
were tod to git" Immediately, which piece
of advice they unlesitatingly considered.
Bull viii not surrender because he believes
he will be foully dealt with. He aavs the
government only wants him 50 that the whole
Of the chiefs may be hung together. lie has
several times i'll the past two months SAID that
he would surrender, but he has now conclud-
ed to remain outside the agency. Consider
able uueasiness is felt at Poplar Creek at the
rumor that Sitting Bull has sent emissaries
to the Agency TO induce his people To desert
anu follow him. Many young bucks are leav-
ing the Agency daily, under the p~retense Of a
hunt, but as some of them do not return it is
supposed that they are gradually hocking to
the support Of their old cllicftain, Sitting
Bun. IN Poplar Creek Agency there are
about $500 Indians. Five hundred to one
thousand Of them are well AIMED, many Of
them with guns plundered in tue Custer mas
sacrc.
1t is also generally believed that a large
number of guns and considerable ammuni-
ton have been cached by the Indians
in the mountains,l as those who have
recently surrendered have not turned in but
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SEssagFF'S SALE.

DOBERT w. DONNELL WIN. A e.
Ia and samuel l.. Larebie,~ plaintiffs, 4
solomon J. SOlbergcr, Sarah SOlberger.
VA lager, Samuel W. Akin, Henry d. II
Godfrey lavcll and jeremiah ROac
PENDANTS. To be sold at Sheriff. sale at 20
p. m, on
THE TTH DAY OF JUNE. A, y. Is,
in front of The banking house of DonnclI
& Larabio. the following described pro
tO-Wit: That cCrtain mill site situate in
Bow county. Montana Territory. tiormerI
IUtg" county, and comprising an area
~ arr :. or less. ~Ituatcd about Nv
One-naif l2I2) miles SOutllv eSterlV rom
City. and in and along Grove Cullen ana
and designated us the Grove Gul"h Nil
also two certain water rights connected
>tld mill site, and the bitches conveying
to the mill erected on said ! i'll site from
Gulch and tributaries and neighboring Gl
Also mat certain Quartz MIL erected O
mill site and known as the Butte Mlnll
Milling Company. or, Grove Gulch Mi
consisting of Mill buildings, five ~ STAN
batteries: two l) amalsamating pans; o.
tier: on" steam engine II boiler; all p
belts. Shafttng. and fixtures and tools. al
provements used or connected with SalG
Also ali other buildings situated on sal
site. being n sleeping house. one DO
house and one blacksmith shop. n set OF
smith tools. and all chairs. tables, stove
all other personal property used il
hunired and fifty l.5o) feet of tina
tain Quartz Lode Claim Situal
Independence Mining District. Silver
(tormerlN Deer LMlgel county. Montana
tory, and known and designated as the
Branch Lode Claim: said portion of said
being seven hundred and fifty feet in !"la
six hundred feet in width. and is situate
Sonth side of Silver Bow Creek. about o.
mile below the Centennial Brewery. and
one and One-half miles SOuthwcStcrly
Butte City. Together with the buiidin
Improvements on said property. and all
implements and apparatus used thereon.
Dated this 10th day of May. A. ID. 1S>1.
THOS. NJ. LOWRY
Sheriff Of Silver Bow County.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-26
LONDON.
Talk About ireland II House Of Commons

Talk About Ireland in House Of Commons
LONDON, January 25.-Tn moving bill
for the protection OF life and property IN
Ireland last night in the House oil Com
mons Forster said he bad never been
clearer about anything in his life than
as to the necessity OF the measures intro
duced, but If he had ever expected that
such an unpleasant duty would be forced
upon him ne would never have become
Secretary for Ireland.
Dillon, Home Rule member for Tip
perary, declared that the retrospective
clauses OF the first bill were evidently
aimed at Traversers.
Litton, Liberal member for Tyron
county, urged that the governments
pending remedial measures should in
troduce a bill suspending evictions in
cases where rent is excessive.
Shaw, who leads secession from Par
nell, was hooted in Dublin and the con.
stituents OF other members have passed
a resolution calling upon them to resign.
The Last Act Pertormed-Sothern's Flu.
neral
Ioypox. January 25.-The remains oil
the late +. A. Sothern, the actor, we're
hurled to-day at Southampton, in &C.
cordance with his own request, IN the
grave containing the remains oil his SIS
ter. Miss George Sothern. He had or
dered that his funeral should be strictly
nriyate and nobody was invited. The
funeral party left sothern's late home IN
London at 6 o'clock this morning and and
arrived at Southampton at 1880. Six
private carriages followed the hearse'
containing among others: Lyttleton
Sotbern. Samuel Sothern, Edwin Booth,
Dion Baucicault, Sir John Reid, Edgar
Pemberton. Robert Wyndham, his per-
eonal friend, read the burial services.
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TELEGRAPHIC SPARKS
As TAKEN FROM THE WIRES AND
TRANSLATED FOR THE REGISTER.
Jay Gould's Answer to Hateh-Stats Trial,
Prove a fizzle-The Jury Fails to
Agree-Ghouls at work-Numer-
Gus Brutal Murden-crimes
and Casualties.
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
EW YORK.

Gould Turning the Tables on Hatch-Rs.
duced Railroad Ratea
New YORK, January 25.-The case oi
Rufus Hatch against the Western Union,
the Atlantic and Pacific and the Ameri.
can Union telegraph companies was
called in the Supreme Court chambers
to-day. The session was taken up in
reading affidavits OF officials Of the various
companies denying that the purpose Of
the consolidation was inimical to the pub
lie. Jay Gould made affidavit that he
was q director in the defend
ant corporation, che American Un-
ion; that prior to the consolids-
ton negiations Rufus Hatch came to
him and made representations about the
advantages that would come from a
union OF the companies; that Hatch said
he was getting up pool OF 100, 900 share s
OF the Western Union in anticipation Of
the harmonious working Of the compan-
les and asked him (Gould) to go in with
him. Gould's affidavit further proceed
ed to say that the consolidation was
largely influenced and brought about
by the advice of Rufus Hatch himself.
An affidavit was read from w. f. Conner
in which he said he had an
interview with Rufus Hatch on
the 10Th of January, in which
latter stated that he was the owner OF
quantity of the capital stock of the Am.
erican Union Company; that he was dis
pleased at being left out OF the deal, as
he called 1t, and that he ought to have
been taken into it. He suggested that
his shares OF the American Union stock
should be taken by them at the price
Western Union was then selling at. He
also said that he had no ill-feeling TO.
wards Gould, but had towards Wander.
bilt.
Railroad Rates Reduced.
The railroad war still continues. A
few days ago the Pennsylvania railroad
company reduced emigrant rates 10 per
cent. The Erie and New York Central
to-day reduced its rates 40 per cent.
The following are the rates at which
tickets are sold at Castle Garden to all
comers, whether they be emigrants or
not: Cleveland $5.37. Chicago $3.50. st.
Louis So 33. Cincinnati Sc. 60, Louisville
IS So, Ft Wayne So. IS, Columbus 5000,
Indianapolis S7.5S.
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HALE TO FRY.
Hale Anticipates Fry's Presence In the
Senate Very Shortly.

benbto Nory ohoFhJ'
New YoRK, January Ex-senator
elect Eugene Hale, of Maine, who is on
his way to Washington, was probed by
TriJuHe reporter yesterday. He was
asked whether it was generally under
stood in Maine political circles that
Representative Frye was TO sue
ceed Senator Blaine in the Uniied
States Senate He replied that in case
Senator Blaine went into Garfields Cab
met, no other man than Mr.. Frye would
be thought OF as Blaine's successor.
"This," said Mr.. Hale, "was due to Mr..
FRYE for mis- Memorable action during
the recent contest for the successor
ship to Senator Hamlin. 1t was under
stood at the close OF the contest" con-
tinued Mr.. Hale, "that in case OF Mr..
Blaine. retirement Mr.. Frye should be-
come Senator, and that personally it
would be agreeable to Mr.. Frye to re.
ceive such Senatorship.
"Then it is understood that Mr.. Frye
withdraws from the contest for the
Speakership OF the next House"
"Mr. Frye has 80 indicated. There
seems to be no secret of this fact among
his friends, at any rate"
ais there any doubt that Senator
Blaine can have the Secretaryship OF
State il he go desires?"
"The newspapers state that General
Garfield has not made any final selection
for any Of the cabinet positions as
vet. have talked with Mr.. Blaine
about it. The general understanding in
Maine, however is that we shall be
called upon to send Mr.. Frye to the
United States Senate. The Republican
deli CATION from Maine will work for
this. shall use my influence for Mr..
Frye at any rate"
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PRODUCE.


Tzw YOEz, January o. Cotton
Dull and easier az II l3-l6Ngl2 l-lGc; ia.
turcs easy. Flour Quiet; receipts 20, 900
barrels; exports l2 600 barrels suyeriine
western end StatP 80 i0(a3 sj; common
~ good 81 20lI3 60: goOt TO choice 81 %
al Is: white wheat extra sj J0Ia6 %.
extra Ohio a J0's6 70; ~. Louis 81 3ola,
IS, Minnesota patent process S6 Ds
3 -. Whea,-FITn; receipts 1900
bushels; exports Il, 600 buth.b; rejected
spring 97GsS,'; ungraded spring 81 G2(9
O5; No. ; fpriBg 81 0siGJI %; No. 2
spring al l3i; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 lii in store; 40. = Milsankee 81 I6i
store; unx'aded ,cd 81 l26I 10; No. 3
81 IC; No. . 9! u! store; al lsCsl -!
aHoai; No. / red 81 "a; mixed winter
81 I5t; nbgrsdYd white 81 -, no. 2
81 liis,l III; No. do. sales HyOOJ
bushels, at 81 l5IGai 10; No. 2 red sell
Ter nuary talss - 900 bushels st VI l7t
al Is; seller February, tales 2is,OO0
bushels at IL lsiGgl ia; seller March.
sales PIC 60 brshels at 81 1901 Di;
seller April. sales 5000 bnsbsls, &C
81 2o!haI q; teiler May l3G Ot0 bush
els, at 81 20;gi % Con-Nojerstsly
active: receipts $500; exports 5000
buthels: un2rzded 5ilro;S;c: No. 3 53t
s,53ic: steamer 5iis53tr; No 2, $40
55tc: No seiifr February 55lc; seller
March 55ic; seller May 53tts5sc. Oats
Heavy; receipts 81 900 bushels; i(slic
lover; western mixed 42(s42c; white
western 43ta47c. Hay-In good demand.
Hops-Unchangtp. Coaee-ModersisIy
sctive; Bio csryo.s quoted at lIAl4ic;
job lots llGl5lc- supr-Dull; fair 70
good refining iiS1ic Molassss--Dull
and unchanged Kics-Tn good d~mand.
Petrole Nm Qni~t aDd steady; United
9itr; crude 7(ss!e; refined SIC. TsiIow
Doll. Rosin Firm and uochaneed.
Turpentins-siroBx at +s. Ekxs-Un-
sstued and very scarce; choice qaoted at
50r. Pork-DaIl; Old mess sI3 80
1880. Beef Qujst aud Grn. Cot Meats
Firm snd ip good demand: bong clear
quo,ed a. 81 50; short c4MC " Lard
-Demand srtiys; RIips y'@s
Bottsr-Qaio 0R1 M RA
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A Drunken Murderer Arrested.

ST. LOUIS, January 25-Thos J. Stall,
who claims to be q farmer, living near
McLeansboro, Illinois, was arrested
about o'clock this morning at the Fair
grounds police station, as the Murderer
of man found dead, last night, ia an
alley b.twcen Pine and Chestnut and
Seventh and Eighth streets. tie ac.
knowledges to having been drunk and
having had a fight with three men
whom he saws attempted to rob him,
nut he denies having stabbed nybody,
or having had a knife. He admits,
however, having been with two women
last evening, who gave the police some
information, and who identified him
to-day as the man who gave them a
bloody knife, and told them that he had
killed 4 man in an alley. The police
think they have the right man.
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LIVESTOCK.

Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market
CINCINNATI, January 24.-The demand
for stock during the past week has bee n
in excess Of supply. Prices have, conse-
quently, ruled high. And the hiih
prices have discouraged some Of the for
eign buyers, causing them to leave.
Many of them remain, however, In the
hope that the reopeniDg OF navigation.
and the improvement in the condition
OF country roads, and tie resumption Of
greater regularity in railroad transporta.
ton, will cause a gratifying increase of
arrivals, and that then stock can be pur.
chased at more moderate figures. For
this season uf the year. there is q pat
ticularly good demand for fine driving
and coach horses. We quote range II
prices ~ follows: Driving horsef, 500
@l6O; draSght horses $l0O(SI75; street
car horses, SS0C9ll5; Southern chunks,
$75C9l00; Southern plugs, $SOts50:
mules, ,ged to s years, l5i To 10
hands, Sil0lglG5; mules, Is to 10! hands,
$l0N 1l30; mules, l4i to Is hands, 5000
lis; mules, IA to lii hands, 500 ltO.
OnioaSo.
CHICAGO, January 25-Ths Drv--,
Jrrnai reports hog receipts T, 0
head; shipments 400 head. Ia good
demand. active and Sc higher, exc, ut
for the poorest: light 81 9Jd,5 -; choice
heavy S. 20ld5 80; all sold.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; ship
ments 2,7UO head demand light ard
weak; common to fair shipping - "
| (d4 so; good 10 choice 81 S0d.7 25;
exports s. 35td5 20; butchers active
and steady 50 2Ota3 so: fair TO goo d
mixed s2 jO93 90; feeders 8 2O(a,3 ~
SLeep-Receipis 1000 head; ship.
ments SEQ head. Market fairly active
best s. 25ta5 IS; fair 10 good 81 6(9
b 90: scalawsgs s. 10; common mixed
81 0Ja4 %.
| East Liberty.
EAsr LIBERTY, January 25.-Cattle--
Receipts to-day 5i4 head OF through and
527 head OF yard stock. The supply IL
light; fair to good in quality, aud all
sold out but seven loads Of good ship
ping grades; selling fully &c high..I
than yesterday, or at about last weeks
prices.
Hogs-Receipis 9 sos head; Philadel'
| phias s. 6Td5 20; 1orkers 20 ZJso 10
sheep-Receipts ., 100 head; s+llina
slow at 10 to Is cents over last week.
Philadelphia Cattle.
PHILADELPHIA, January A-Cattle-
Sales 5000 head; market isiT; prime
s. Ocfa6 50; good - 3Iita5 G2i medium
81 5Otu5 %; common s3 2Ja4 3Ii.
sheep--sales lI,OOo head; narkt,
dull; prime 5 75ta6 I2t; good 80 2
as Gsi; medium 81 62i@5 I2l; com
mon "a 0OtdI 50
Hsgs-Sal~e 800 head; market lair
prime 81 1905 60; good 81 25ts7 30
medium 81 90; common - IS.
Cncinnsti
CucIxNAr, January 2. - Hog
Firm; common - 25ts4 s.: light - n
65OO; packing IS O0s5 20; butcher
S. 30S5 65. Receipts 800 head; ship
ments 400 bead.
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