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lnp ahot N1w Ynars tnS, atst aftcF tk " H. ia ia
!,o,l a,ie Vt h!s ha.,d, nsket him, ioll,t,av,y;
".,lurantln how long hnvo yo.l husu writI,.S Ii
lMen writing. writing, ovury tiiao conc: - uij
wv alwHys wEltc lust sur Then hur Hra.l,I.
lataer tol.! hsr pw long ho han beui writing rnr
p,tco thAt ] evor wluto fnr tllo Nuw York tUI.
ff5rxf rr tt ~ ,, prted y tiat pl,or Apr I, x
Will; lriot intoryat, 1 flnvo boen wriiinx uyors
Movk. aa al,ost gssry tiay, for tho U,4erper, Il
~ carln!!a to 500 how much ono writes In s,yull
e!ote!iy work. SUPPOSE q minister Wrltca sIxIy
na1us every 'fuok III making hla sert0tis llcsss
!nan sesa ~ tFea iny. u to Gnu oasly wr.o Ton
EaKes " VI Aolsr or tw0', ho vii! write Ol0 l,axr,
~ y yoaf: :Nu0 IN ton yoNrs, lA,0lU III forty,
natu WF!tttl On III nseraxu iHlr1 thm1 ilvo col
!,tna each week f0r forty yenrs. or lO,luj columns
~ @!tt " !e4st l0 yolut4G9 Ut 4Q1 pAxea carh.H
, 1881-01-12

Special Dsspateh to The Chicago Tribune,
LOUISVILLE, ky., ian. 1l.-Ths Louisville
d Nashville Nnilload was c,,tonctl this
morning By tho Louisville Chanccry Court
FROM allowing tho Adams Express Company
to agnin TO business over Its lines, us usreetl
~ Mt recent meeting in Now York between
tho Louisville L. Nashville anl Adaus d.
rcctortes. The injunction was grantcl1. Mt
the .reqnest Of u lornl stakeholder Of tho
Louisville Il Nashville, but Tor some uIl-
Esl0wii reason tho particulars nre witllhriit
from the press and pHbIic. It IL known tlat
tfo employees ut tho Union or Confederate
Nsisllyile System Rro restrained froMl tlrltng
oyer terntfafrs l,y Feb. to Adams i.ttucI,Gs.
Etce.l'rcSltlent Alexander, ct tic Louisville
Y Nashville, left for Montgomery soon after
coNb knows nothing Of Its intention.
, 1881-01-12

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. u.-Tle Guzcttc's
Somerset {ky.) special says e. +. A[eecu has
ocei' arrested for II murder committed IN tint
county eighteen years ngo. At that time n
man i'a1netl Mills disappeared, mud Niece.
Robert NunMclly, aud JOHN Gilmore
were suspected, but there bulny no pruof,
they 'scre never tried. List SUNNI cr n
skeleton WIS found fl sinkho!e, aid /. negro
,lea ,I,at sa1nlei Hoo.ls sa1 It was Mills, hid
Mlltetl. Upon tho nrrest Of ,Nteccn,
AIRS. Mceco made Tho statennIil
illat Mills Wns not murdered, but that !.
het!s'!cr l!nmetl Phillips was tho Victim, a,al
t!lot 9otli Ail!!!s md Sam Wootls usststtl In
ttle crlI,c. Mllla w4s tluro In Sunten,Lur Int.
N4nnelly Nlu W0Qlls nrn to hu lirrrstci.
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Some ctEar.Snlokerx, y

Gen. Grant IL aAl.t 10 sjurke Il hundred c,,,ors
" tHn weeks. lilo Rycs awny Us Itii,Iiy ms i.
smokes No has iases! tho salno brand of it,.
u!tSM et4Ara tpr tgii ye,lrs. They Gust S@.G1 i
nNnnufoal. lh!. Huh lDXcrs0l paya so Tor Il Uox
nta !ses FROM, tive " tc,l efii7tfs i iay GUn.
se'',Irp ,1ps ps S!o n. sotles 3 KS lux
sr!f w slokIuY, bus boen reduced to thsao
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mcnt; 1t Is thought tho decd was prcpc.
keeno hntl reported IL tho authorities,
llIRO1SEN INTO,

Special Correspondence Of The CAicapo Tribune.
LAKE GENEVA. Wis, jan. tO.-'rhc sr,n,-
n'cr-resi,enco Of N. X, Fnlrlnhk Mt Ibis ,,llce
WIS broken Init, yrstcuIny ,rnrtlIng, entra,.re
III II cellar window. Thr gartIullcr, W. ii.
Lawrence, was aroused by tho llruur-
alarm. niHa. with thu assistance ut Oilirrr
litclsurtls. soo, oyurlnnlctl the iin,,. lie
clAilned tIiat he n!ily hroke III ta find protcc-
si'g, he will probably bu released. " ''0'
, 1881-01-12
1sATsEf I>ES'ISE.
Spfttdt Dt1ndffh fd 3hA ty,dsa., 1&.tA...

Spfefa! Dtspdfrh to The chttapo Tribune.
SPntSuFtEf.D ILL.,, .jnn. 1t.--'rlo attorney
for 1'A'sey Devitlc, who Is sentenced 10 pu
Lung ut Clinton i,ext Friday, ltas tlsl In t|Io
supreme Court n petition fur u sl,ucrsc,icNs.
Will. Transcript tif tic record from thU iii.
cult Court of Do Witt County. a decision, Is
expected tomorrow. ~
, 1881-01-12
IsEIN0 TRIED AGAIN.

hPse@as D9pateh to The EAieaeo Tribune.
CINCINNATI. o., Jan. ll.--I'l,s trial of CoI.
hotortl for tho murder Ut Judge Elliott Is
agAtl' progressing ut Owenton, Ky. 4,ttila
GoS' n prominent clllzon, hns brGn elected
oI'ecla1 % Judge, us the district judge de-
Judge, who trUi tho u: easu "'ii Gcfor"' ttuo
Etiu!l ;; lltllortl was egtylctc.l, tx HOW Nctlng
Prosecutor, Ons misfortune, however. hast
G9scrsaEen 9,It the prosecution Iii tho sIeatll Ut
~ to,; wa I'l{I'; by w9n te sat of !nsanl
polnt to Il conviction this tlriu, "N'~t'
, 1881-01-12
TOtsti EIkY.

BALTIMORE, Jim. il.-ltI Is stated on enod
authority TINT four private ba,lkcrs Of this
city have recently been advancing ,,lu,ley on
crrsiiicntcs Of tho Safo Deposit Conti,n,ly
sn Wl,lc'4 ,rc ,Merc forged BY tho pnrty pIrtigIng
tlefl. The totNl nlnDMft obtained from tjl0
bnslkcra Is put nt 9t5OU0,
, 1881-01-12

New IonK. .1nn. ll.-llcnry Becker, who
nbtiiacsed Eliza Doll. MI Immigrant gIrl, n1ul
Dora Schernickew, 10 whose dEsre,u,.able
sn,ss o,iss s9 WI lalr ays snch st been
, 1881-01-12

FltEpoStA. kas., jan. 1i.-4trtl,ur Russell.
from near 'rhnycr, Kas, was fouml .leati
Yesterday, with his skull crushed, four miles
enst Of Nro.lcslaw, wllerc llu was ittst sueIl
Wyllll hts tenn ~ company witt, two n'eIt,
10 nwnit THO result Ut Corn1ers i,,tl,sst IA.
MORROW. llnsse!l's slcath Is thought to bo
tho result Of foul plny. ~ W
, 1881-01-12
MUST DIE.

LITTLE 1socK, Ark, Jim. 1t.-Gov. Miller
t'ttlay appointed thu nth of February rs tho
tlar fnr the execution Of Frank jackson, a,u
Issued = writ accordingly tn tho Sheriff oi
Critisnslen County. the Supre,ue Court Inv
bcforo tic Circuit Court,
, 1881-01-12

Spfftal h1tateA to JMt ch,raao gttbuns.
Sr. Louis, Jun. liza middle-ogml man.
nvsllE tae ,alno Of Alfonso Tl,ou,us David.
I'd representing himself to bo Catholic
ue1sy.nan, has been ln thls city obtaining
, 1881-01-12
l11:SfsirED.

GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. 1l.-The Nc,us'
Austin special says Gov. ltoburts has resulted
!l4bbey, sentenced to b. hanged Friday. to
, 1881-01-12
nALrIAtOItE t. CHICAGO.

CLEvELANp, O., Jun. lt+-A Leader spe-
'clal snys Il largo humber OF prominent rail-
way mon Of Cleyclnlh, Pittsb,lrg, nnl points
along tho line OF the proposed Baltimore IL
Chicago flnliwny, aro gathered in Wooster
~ attnlal thu meeting OF tho Directors OF the
roul lltoro tO-ll0rruW. WllDh nie time Of tic
completion ut the road will DO uetcrmtlle,l.
, 1881-01-12

sW.irnHr ,hvtiltlnn IN MI proper ways. I.
ff{.Slnvt ;all leNtl patHnt rtgts. ns to ny,I,
lt.lctllits Or Infringement l,y nytnriMnlnE Iii
l.lvarcn What l'rHcrty rights exist ,tn,er tli,
tate'll laWs 1tnn my tiGytcu nr combination
1n's,M,S =, 81, tnne lntro!tnced9n by purchasing
~, r,G!s t,Giym%r l ayaHec II ole
~ ~ rroper ways,, the. Committee rcctl,l
strictly atltl uniformly carried out:
Nrst-!fhat MI employees sha,! lie encouraged
s.,t,srvIsion # tt9 heads Of tho respoettve dc.
nnrtimn,ts 1l,t TINT r1 ct,atsac watevur ahni
out no coi'scnt uf TINT o,llecr III tho cotnpn,
WHO Is the correspondent at This Association
ii Sef,,'iimlf fha tmpSyencnt ,na,,o Or s,,stFest
tlo sa1ne with u ,nodul thorcof inn,tvi!aicly to
tlo Association. With request furu reilDrt liz tu
MMG,her sSmt to 1at.'f or nny nrs thorrof, by 5a.
pr1srtnet!t In part, Or ~ n whoir. woitj.l in.
trinAo my, ey!atlnE p,tent. THO oxniii-
my !'thor expense II, tho c"tnpa,,y maaN.
! y tho Improvement, We Mre forced To require
and capecInlly Insist tint tho model saj i,a III
strietaccn,stce icifh tho ertee II II pi1,posei 10
it f1ns aa II ss ssn G, Il
ttnE u tlfent ~ Tho Association for nm upinfOn
whGi the rGte,,teo intended to ntrotluoo Il
wnnht not be npr1caEIe, md Iii Htlsl,e ctlses
monels ilavo httsi anbmittrl nnd cll,Rcs SUBJ
litsA mo chntlgcs 20 tlla1U for nn additional ox-
1:hty!-if!t npronr Tint tho Improvement, or
eoinry se rt,rIoyt tkS; akcs .iio so ana 'i'p s'',a
i iar lin. mud thrnigh proper pnrtea, tnko ont
tctee III ntn.ef; x ay,as i, th tSrso The
!stc rslcase md !ISense. hi 6,erwso retan-
sht,'tl be exereIsc, III selecting thu eoisi,t,r 10
lIsernro tho applications for such pntunts, fur
, 1881-01-12
ST. LOUIS, EANDALIA d TEnRE
lTAUTE.

dnEESvlLIE, ILL.,, jan. 1l.-Tho annual
meeting Of the st. Louis, Vnn.lnlla t. Tcrrc
lla',to naflruad Company was held here TO-
dny. The Presidents report shows tho
gross earnings for the tlscnl year ending Oct.
u, 'ss'' to fnyo been s1.+00,s0l.Gs. Tie cx-
pel'scs were s!,1o1. .7s:'f0, leaving tic net
earnings aAD,ol9.0S. Tho rental, being ~ per
cent ot tlc earnings pas sii5, soc. 40 aud lilo
miIscellancolls receipts $50, making tho total
il!cln s!,In ~ s41N.No.b FROM which wlls pnIa
EnEu bonds, MIL 81. 03l.a for taxes mid goll.
eral rXpet,Ses, leaving tho surplus for lilo
year Sis, 8,GH,O. which was applied to tic
payment Mf advances lserGtoforu mails by tic
lessee, The followlng-llane.l persons wero
:Tse,a, :GT!ssGtsd 'isfstors .f for The ensuing yMar:
,tno:f ,na " iows y; Me1sylgr 1V n MscyllSnE, Will
W. Slnitl', \. q. Henry, Cllnrlcs ii. SeyGt'
a,al J.. y. Peers: Tho l}nMid Subsequently or.
President, W. II. Barlcs Trcasllrer. ul,,L
Williamson 1'lnnt Secretary.
, 1881-01-12


TorEK.>. k'a., jim. 1l.-Another railroad
III tllo Gould interest WIS chartered here To-
dny, known as the Kansas, Arizonn 4 Pacific
llallway, which Is to bc constructed with nil
possible speed. The capital stock is $40, ,ooo,-
oD. Tllo Directors aru A. A. Talnladge
Jnmcs A. Hill. Charles It. Warner, Tho1uas
J. Porter, :. r. Emerson, nnd C,arlcs II.
llays, Of st. 1.onfs,-nli connected with tho
Missouri raciile Road. Tlle Kansas Directors
nro ALFRED! Ennis of Topck,l, William
;SRrlgEs antl W. A. Johnston OF tinrlntt.
Ihe line commences Mt Leroy, jtt CoiIuy
G9ltnty, running. southwest through
,N,oil M,niil's't;!9l, GreenH9od. p4tler, scdKc.
wi1sK. m,1n. ,AanEiilnt1. !lArpcr. barbour. and
ting State, distance If ilD ,MlIrs.
>: Hover llas been nnpotlltesl General
Agent ,f the Ate!lison. ropnkn Il Saith III
Roa,l at knnsas City. Col. E.lwnrd Iinyen
Sllccecis e.. 4, Seymour M Western and
Southern Travelling Ageft or tho sa.nc roat,
At. seymour having accepted pluce With
the Now York Centtnl. '''
, 1881-01-12

Observation-Disclosures d. EASTERN.
EvASsv!l4l+E, Ind. Jan. ia now rail-
road company wns organized hero yesterday,
to build rond FROM Evansville to Dayton,
Q. Tho road will bo called tho Evansville,
Dayton & Eastern, md will BE- :.i0 miles long,
tnpltHl, s},5W,ou0: $4,000 Ii subscribed,
days at Indianapolis.
, 1881-01-12
a S.!0.UUO KODUEnY.

PHILADELPHIA, ra., Jim. tl.--,Jnhn j.
Hartman, Of 1tSW Vine strcrt, II ,uan Vt lnrge
means, several days ago went into the buiitl-
Ing OF tho Pennsylvania Company for lnsur-
allce OIL Lives'anl Granting AnnuitIes. on
Chestnut strcct, artl OH opening his box OF
securities. which wcre lacked In ]tis ln,lI,
ysidnal snfe, discovered that sixteen 81, 100
bohtls ~ere missing, and enough srcuritirs
tn swell Its loss to tnor,s than $+0,0xO. The
officers Of tile Company hnye since heen u,nS.
Without tito slightest success. Nlr, iiartt,,,,,i,
january. o "''o ''1
, 1881-01-12

Ny hulf- -way work. Curo yo,1r eouob tho,.
will do II. @'4" A"s
Vlke's Toothaehe drops cure III ono ,uInu,c,
, 1881-01-12

They yield; that y, all cruptlyo % mplaints Do
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-27

DOR RENT-A comfortable house near to
l. business, with seven rooms cstcrn and
hydrant all new. To good tenant low rent
Will be given. Apply at Sanger bros to
ar y. M. WHEAT.
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NORTH, EAST and SOUTHEAST

Trains arrive and leave Austin station nj
follows. No mail and express arrives at 4 at
m. No lmall aud express leaves at $3.50 a, M.
Connections-At Texarkana, with all trains
on ST. Louis, Iron Mountain 4 SO. R'w'y, for
all points North East and southeast. At Long
View Junction AMI Mine0la, with all rains tor
international Railroad for Tyler, Palestine,
Houston, Austin, Galveston and San Antonio,
AT Dallas, with trains Of the Houston 4 Texas
Central R'w'y, for Corslcana, Mexia, Bremond,
Waco. Calvert, Bryan, Hampstead, BRENNAN
and all points In Middle and Southern Texas.
At Sherman, with II. h 7. Z. R'y, for ali
points on the line fthat road. At Fort Worth.
with stages for all points In Western Texas
Al Shreveport, with Ned River steamers 81
New 0 rlcans. PullmaD's Palace Sleeping Carr
from Fort Worth, Dallas and sherman TO ii.
Louis. Any information In regard to RAGS 20
frelghts or passage, time and connections with
be checrfnlly given on application to Geo.
Noble. Gen'I Supt, Marshall, Texast W. II.
Newman, u. +. A :, Marshall, Texas, or r. w.
thompson g. r. a TIA. Marshall, Texas
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Nothing Yet Known,

The commanity has bsen greatly exercised
TO lind out something that would excel the
wonderful character Of ". H. Patterson q
Cos tobae ,os and old Cabinet whisky, hut
nothing has yet been found. all effar,s Z,
Qeat their Peachstone L,niment have be
gwen up long sgc, and Parcrson's goods are
now all the 20. Their chewing tobacco is
the finest manufactured, the old Cab net
whisky makes man healthy, wealthy and
wise" while the Psachs,one Imminent sur.
passes the far famed fountain Of youth" in
restoring health and vigor to the afflicted.
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w ANrEp-Two dining room girls, good
Ho,o Wages guaianle d. Apply AZ National
'o'e'' OF q. W. JONES, Prop,
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NOR LE-- Brick store NJ. Ga Elm street:
brick st re No 70l, corner of Elm and
l4i4 and lii6 Elm street. and l3s3 and 1aS,
Main street; dwelling house, 2 stories, 5
rooms and clubhouse of two rooms, Nos, 1854.
1885 and lfSS Elm street. Also. yajuabje
LANDS In Dallas and othsr counties. Hunt,
Lathrop " Hayes, attorneys-at-law, No. go
MMIn street, Dallas. Apll-tf
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The rtvOii.

Mr.. A. Marx. assisted by the two clevst
Franks, now runs the Tvti. HE LIQUORS
and wines are pure; his cigars of the fiuese
and bis beer the freshest. TIE Tiyol is the
coolest place in town,
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7777777 -
FOR SALE,

ENoH ALE.-lhave nice Residence prop.
~ eity, outside city limits, acre of ground
god mouse and ont.housea, barn, and spien-
ance on good time, 10 snit, or will sell for
par. cash, balance In dry foods or groceries at
cash prices; tltl to props, ty perfect For
iurlher particulars call On ". b. GAVO.
AuorGey at Law, No. f0I Main street, up stairs
EOR SALE-Brck residence l2i north liar
mer Kitchen. ouihOuses, cistarn, shade. pearh
and pear rees, ounce, blackberry and dew
perry bushes and grape VII es. l. It 100 feet
front by 200 fact deep, or Will sell 50 feet font
with house TO suit pur haserQ
Clinton Elotnhar GIn Moi. 49,.
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Real E.sa,e Transfers.

Recorded during the past two weeks to 9th
If May Reported by Jones & Murphy,
land agents, office No. .os Man street, opposite
81. George Hstel.
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look d 4 U buy.
9 pounds Of coffee A sugar 81.
3 pounds best green Rio, 81.
4 pounds best roasted Ri, 81.
8 pounds foe currants. Is cents.
z nouuds 0ro rv,,nas OK nacNs

Pouu'b uuo CutIuuto, ~ Suu&s
3 pounds fine pruues, % cents.
Cranberries, 40 cents per gallon.
Best hams, lard, butter, etc.
Full lineof Thurber's fancy canned and
bottled goods; best ever offered TO the public
AZ lowest market rates. Fresh made plain
and fancy candies, perfectly pure, Wholesale
and retail. Bottled liquors and wines for
family use al w. X. Wheelock's, successor
% Common IL Wheelock, corner Main and
Austin street.
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George Kicks Furniture uouse.

Is The largest in north Texas. The stock
embrace all grsies from the mos, clegsps
parior AMI Chamber sets to the chespes,
stylessnd patterns. His prices are very low
for "quick sales and small profits" is hi
motto
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-27
Book Priu ting.

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OrrioE
has just received complete stock OF new type,
purchased OK Drsssly'for the execution Of book
print should not fall to call ct tho HERALD
Jon Orrtcx and see speclmens and ascertain
prices. AL work guaranteed.
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EOR rem THE Sto. e, GIL Elm street. % by
lho feet, formerly occupied by Calm Bros.
one OF the best stands in the city. Apply To
j. I'm Browning 1857 Elm street.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENr-A house of five rooms, with
L hydrsnt and cisern. Apply at
HOYT & COFFIN. Druggists
nor SALE OR KENT desirable bust
IL ness house, centrally located, suitable for
notei and bar-room. Also desirable dwell
convenient to business. Apply at
VI 1908. NJ ain Street
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Pm YSICIAN,

physician ANo SURGEON-DR. NOR.
L TON. Office, In first national bank build
Ing. Residence, San Jsclnto street, near
Leonard
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-27

For % cents 70 can ge. better meal,
= I'VE cooked. than Il any frs!-clsss hotel
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-10

LONDON, April 30.-It is possible that
Thornton, the present British Minister to
Washington, will succeed Dufferin at St.
Petersburg, and that Layard will succeed
Thornton at Washington.
LONDON, April 30.-The death is an
nounced of Edward Mall, one of the leaders
of the anti state church party, and editor and
proprietor of the NOncOnformist newspaper.
Rev. Charles Huddlestone, author of many
religious works is dead.
CoNsTANTINopLE, April 3O.-The judicial
inquiry into the death of the Sultan Abdul
Axlz continues. The disclosures made show
that a plot was contemplated for the assassi-
nation of all the Imperial Princes and a proc
lamation OF a new Caliph.
LONDON, April 3O.-The Right Honorable
William Henry Smith, M. F., yesterday pur-
chased for $4,000, Millais' portrait of Bea-
consteld, now on exhibition at the Royal
Academy.
ST! PETERsBU RG, May 1.-The fanatical
populace of Elizabeth, Giod-on-K herson, in
recent riots, pillaged several houses belong
ing to Jews. One Jew was killed and sew
ersl other persons injured. Investigation is
in progress.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-10
Voices in the Air.
Springfield Republican. (Ind.)J

t' N-'NVJ
Senator Dawes, if he stops to think it over,
may remember that at the time the Lerth
outrage occurred, if it was under Governor
Warmoth, Louisiana had a Republican Gov
ernor, a Republican Legislature, and a Re-
publican police. The same state of affairs
continued until 1876, and during almost any
one of these years the State was picketed
with Federal troops and filed at every cleo
ton with deputy marsllaIs. If none of these
things prevented outrage, can anything with
in the power Of the Fedora! Government,
anything but time and the slow work of civil
lzing aud educating "A paoplc.-SprinafcM
RcPubiitaa (Ind.5.
1t is not surprising thai Thoughtful, conSnr-
vative men are inquiring what will be the eff
feet Of Mr.. Windows uuwarrantcd scheme to
refund the debt without authority or law.
1t he can make contracts to reduce interest
without legislative authority, he can equally
make contracts to increase interest. If the
one is acquiesced in and adopted, may not a
very dangerous precedent be establishment
POrttand, Ne, Eastern AryuS (DGM).
Is ii the business of the Republicans of the
United States Senate to spend their time ell
Ieavoring to break the solid South by maxim
corrupt bargains with a rebel officer of the
past or a repudiating politician Of the pres
ent?-PHMbury Dixpntch (Ind.)
In any view Mr.. Windows three and a
half per cent. loan is Il confession of republi-
can "utlt. If it is lawful it is a mark of Re
publican repentance for the opposition Of
that party to the funding bill passed by the
late Democratic Congress. II lawful It
places more than S1,OO0,OOU in annual i'll
terest III the hands of the bondholding class
in addition 10 what the Congress had provi-
ded for paying as interest. In this case the
Republican agents appear as the enemies OF
economy and of the people. If WINDOWS
loan is unlawful, without authority of law,
the new administration has committed an
enormous otiense. To establish the prece-
den hat the Sc cretary Of til" Treasury, wit H.
out authority FROM Congress, can extend a
Government loan, Or renew a GOvernme mt
loan, or issne Government bonds, OF tiX a rate
of interest for the government indebted
ness, Or any interest on bonds
after selling them, or stamp a contract OF
bonds, called or not called, changing their
rate of interest, Or to do any such thing what
ever, no matter by what terms described,
which Congress has not exp Lefty authorized
him to do, is an exceedingly dangerous thing.
[CinclRadtt Enquirer, Dem.]
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-10
A Late Mining Decision.

The following recent decision is worth
membering by miners and prospecto
"When a location contains two veins, the
or apex Of which lie inside. of the surf
lines and the entire length OF the locati
and the veins do mo- cross each other, but
the contrary run nearly parallel, it. comes
der section 1922 Of the Revised Statutes,
the location being valid by compliance "
United States ana local laws, the Locator
entitled to exclusive right Of possession
enjoyment Of all the surface included wit
the lines Of such locations, aud of both vel
lOdes or lodges"
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-10
Important to Miners.
Tile following letter explains itself:
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., March 20, 1881. \

N-NHTlTN' IVN, u ., HdTCIl ", 1NSI.
Hon. Martin -Mayinnix, Houxc OF Repre&rn-
t~aiiUe$, Washington, ID. c..
SIR:-ln answer to the letter nf Mr.. II. X.
Edwards of the I'd inst, | have the honor to
state: First. that bona ,fde mineral claimants
having the right of possession TO the surface
ground of their location are entitled to the
exclusive use of the timber growing thereon.
Second. where Il townsite location embraces
mineral claims, whether located prior or sub
sequelt to such toWnsite loca, ion, patents.
when issued to the respective claimants, will
contain the usual exceptions and reservations.
thus referring The adjudication of any con-
fllrtlnS claims to the proper local tribunals.
Mr.. Edwards letter is herewith returned
Very Respectfully,
}. A. WILLIAMSON,
Commissioner.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-05-10

THERE may he some comfort for the p
pie of Montana, who find it impossible
procure good butter at this season in the
formation that d learned professor employ
by the New York Board of Aldermen
reported that oleomargarine is better I'll
poor butter. Some enterprising citizen mi
try the experiment Of starting an oleomar
rIne factory in the territory. We have
few 1airy cows but we have countless he
OF fat steers, every autumn, and their tall
might as we'll be changed into the appeara
of butter here as in the East.