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The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20
LETTER LIST.

List Of letters re,naing in the Post Office
at Dillon, Beaver Head Co, Montana, for the
week ending August 18TH, 1881, which, II
not called tor II. 90 DAYS will be semi to the
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20
] ast Received.

Two Hundred Barrels Of Liverpool
Dairy and Table Salt, In Sulk and put up
in ). :. and 10 pound bags. Send tor prices
which will surprise you.
Skbree Ferris l. Wnif,
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STRAYED

From Dillon the nth instant, one span Of horses
black and bay, branded N. s. on left shoulder,
both hobhled and with halters on when they left.
II. o. on left hip; has harness ,narks Also one
dark chestnut sorrel, hair brand II. and fire br,n.i
l e on left hip; dim U. s. on shoulder. Twenty
- G. Y. REEDER.
Dillon, August 18th. Ta,-l
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20

soula and Mouth Of Bear, encountered 9
veritable black bear on one Of the numer
Gus grades one day this week. Neithe'
Freq nor his team are OF the historical or
~, "oweve!, ano mey ran cluH upoI
.,ave ,h.,', Ill.,. road rs '"'"e" y" '''e'' "''0
s"'e ''e'" Tue 'oae
| HELENA n.sA.o.
I James Christie and I. Stewart, Of Otta
wa, Canada, English Capitalists largely in
terested in Beaverlead county mines ar
rived here last night, and registered at the
Cosinopo!itan. Three years ago MIR
christie cAme to this country, and In thai
brief time he remarks number Of grea,
changes TO the place. l. Il
! AZ CAL, LAX. ,ss,ss .I-5 =
ldshs Mines.
W.. ,re n,eos.a m .ee e., Rroodh.,d M
TIN. streets ~ ZION. lie has mat re,,rr e
from New York. where he has h.en s,,c.
ce.,tul in nlacino another $50 on min. f;,,
Idaho. The Colonel is doing cood VIZ,
for that Territory in the wav 81 DIRECTING
canitnl fr,,n ,h.. great ,nor..v cen,srx ~, ,hss
mines. and i. theretore a hsne factor - h;s
! race. Capitai il nil the mines If orr ne;vh.
boring Tsrritorv need and the Cnlonel i
determined to see them deveIoned
|
| sossA"osAn.
from Hoover City with specimens OF gold
| DIV" y ZEN nave 'Ovoo sneep on inc
.' :" .'I lucy "'e eNPee'eo
| :" "'"e "oou' oep'c"oe' 'st'
Some small sales Of pilgrim sheep have
already been male. The price paid was
$s.7s, taxing them as they come ewes and
.a"' 81 . .a" So"i'.ny
"s,h. hi,,gs S..,,".,s, go '.r o a.s, n.,
t.,rd .,a 49,, i.,o.,, .i,a, ~, " ~ a
.ou' az" VS. Na'" '''". u:e ~. ~ "rc
49,. s'"'''s~e s'"N"'s 80 '''e '"''''
,rh. r,,..,,i:,. IT .i,,. .,.x,n s,.....,, <, H.
Mu.ele.h.Ii /. s.r;.,,.iv r..,ardi,,, t,,,. ,,ro
prcss of that country. 1he tact that only
- l;u,;t..d o,nonnt re mail n,att..r ,;os sea
ovcr th.. line was ,,,,e to H.. fact that TN.
ter instead OF sending the mail through III.
rect from Coulson, as he should have done,
sent It around ny Helena; ana had the
people VINO were thus being wronsed by
incompetent and s"ind''ng contractors re-
ported the matter promptly to washington,
h,v.. heen .,,,n..l,ed r. snl;n;t 70 ,h..;r
nr.s.,t isolation and III. observation-disclosures ~.
= werLlv mali
OGDEN e"or
Conrad kohrs, a prominent cattle king
Of Montana, went east this morning en-
route for Germany, where he goes to ac-
| company his family home, who have been
sojourning in this country for some time
past.
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3e"o.n1l o"'c" VI oe'wee" s'H "nu seven
,u's Vi montana ore sniPFeo 10 the nav
NV, ur.. - ~. 81. ,,;,.h ,.a,; %- w.. r..
,,,.',,,. ",n.s =, ";,h. "'' s'"NS Wv VIII
r'."'' "'''e AZ "'s"s'
slAoxroo- REGISTER,
Last SATURDAY. was a scoreher, the thcr.
mo,neter ranging from ,os to IL, in the
shade. 1t was the hottest 1lav ever expcr-
fenced in this section.
Y p;d,.~ ..,,. do.., ,.,,,,, u,,u. Ass;,,.
,,,,;,, ,a.. S,'a'.. ...;t,, ...." r.;s".s '...',
NJ t.', o.s..s. ~. H.. .,..-;.:.. :. ,,,..
.a W." 49,. s,'nS e s;".;.'. y -. Wv
pus. w ~. VIZ t;. .'. W " .,s. ~. c.
aeIo>S .'s l1"e O"e W ."e'' wi ops.'
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20
TAKEN UP.

One soYrcl horse, 5 or 9 wears
old, strip in forehead, left him
- foot white, saddle and collar
marks, M brand.
~@~M-\ The owner is requested 10
pay charges and t:,kc the ami.
NAL away.
II. Sullivan,
1o-- Murrav's Ranch.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20
STRAYED

~ STRAYED
ArAJ from, J. NJ. Sclwavs, 2 weeks ar,
NXI III last Monday, white MIR,
NXHN mule, medium size, about 10 years
H&NAA old, has been used mostly ,.nt. :
the saddle, Had ON rope halter. made from SIN /.
cord, wins shnd all around. She Ii; the mule Nat.
Wood used tn ride.
SO Reward will he paid far the return Of mule to
Selways or tor information that will lead to her
recovery. ls5-3ol VIM. Moprhcad.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20

lICuN AsClaSI Iuu(Cs
Allison John P Marsha, W q
Allen VIM ~-'' Miller ID NJ @'-@ N-'.
Brown K Meek Miss S
Brandenhoifcr E r Pruyn Scot
Barden lliinie Richardson James p
Baldwin Lewis Rowe NJ
Bcrran Charles Smith Il Paxson
Carr Patrick Slade G w
Clark &c Summer Fred !, !.
Conway Charles Sullivan 1 II
Darnold WC3 Schneider Theo
Glenn Mathew , Strassbergcr A
Humphrey s Harry Stewart Christie h Co
Hail Miss Bette Tracy G La
Harper Francis 1'ekell Saml
Jones John NJ Troyer r
Johnson II R, Wick Fred
Levi Alex BIS Vottey Fred
Mortenson Moroni Watson Albert !,
Milan b A Wincett Thos
Wilson L A
Persons calling for any Of the above let.
tiers will please saw "advertised."
TOM b. WARREN. .
Postmaster.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20
NAILS,
NOTICE.

The mails close ut E o'clock p. m, and at
5 O'Clock a. m.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20
10000 to 5000 Stock Sheep for Sale
4 Bargain

4 Rargain
in Parlor Org may bc secured Ivy call
ing "a; this office. Two due hills on Stan.
dard Organ Companv'>, for sale "a, little
over halt price. Call s.on.
WANTED.
\ responsible man to push the sale OF
The Light Running New Home" Sewing
Machine In Dillon. Apply to
l.'ROSENkK.AN
20. BOX ia, Butt. City, Montana.
4 Bargain.
For Sale. Cheap. One Hay Press. .Ad
dress, Sebree, Ferris n White, Dillon,
or, n. Armstrong, Salisbury. ).
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20
ESTR
STRAYED,

Str.yld from Dillon. one small iron gray mule,
newly TO. chcd and tail shaved; was ho6blcd wher,
left. The mule WAS branded, hut can't give az
scripton. reward OF SO will bc paid for rctur,
ut mule to G. L. Thompson, Dillon.
la7-1 l.. X. SADI.ER.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20
MONTANA CONDENSED.


/ - .AvAnr eova,ea 2 q 81
:! Assessor Blakley informs US that the
assessable property OF Bozeinan this year
will crowd three.q ,,artcrs Of million dol.
lars.
General. Anderson, chief engineer Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, left Bozeman
on Friday last for a trip OF inspection
through Western Montana, Idaho, and
Washington.
| The representation work recently PR.
formed or the Soda Butte mines tends to
increase confidence in their extent and
richness. It ia confidently believed that
"there's millions in Them"
The legal Tende, Mining Co., at Clancy,
IL hard at work putting the Machinery into
Its mine. 1t is hoped that they will have
the water pumped out Of the mine and
make Clancy lively camp BY the first Of
September.
Treasurer Williams informs us that the
e-per-cent bonds, ordered issued in lieu
Of the old general fund warrants issued
prior to 1876, are now ready for exchange.
One holder Of the warrants has already
sent In paper, the principal and interest Of
which entitle him TO $4,000 worth Of the
new bonos.
Fred Morrill,, stage.driver between Mis-.
soula and Mouth Of Bear, encountered
veritable black bear on one of the numer.
Gus grades one day this week. Neither
FREQ nor his team are OF the historical or.
der, however, and they ran bluff upon
Bruin, whereupon he turned off politely and
gave them the road.
- HeLssA HERALD.
James Christie and ]. Stewart, Of Otta.
wa, Canada, English capitalists largely in.
terested in Beaverhead county mines, ar.
rived here last night and registered at the
Cosmopolitan. Three years ago Mr..
Christie Came to this country, and in that
brief time he remarks number Of great
changes TO the place. l.- fFI
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20
CuK SALE nv AT. 1c->,rps.
ORES BOUGHT,

For SALE Nv Arr. lr.-%,rRs
ORES BOUGHT.
The lIecla Consolidated Mining Company. will
buy G"lt, Silver and Lead Ore ut the best mark.
prices. Send for Price List.
Assays made ut reasonable rates.
- IL. kNlPpGNBEK0, Genl Man.
Glendale, Montana
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20
UNSS GNWG vWVDJWG.
ldaho Mines.

We are pleased to see Col Broadhead on
the streets OF Zion. lie has Just returned
from New York, where he has been sue.
ce>stu in placing another $4,000 mine for
Idaho. The Colonel is doing good work
tor that Territory in the way Of directing
capital from the great money centers to the
mines, and is, therefore. benefactor to his
race. Capital is all the mines of our neigh.
boring Territory need, and the Colonel is
determined to see them developed.
The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20

band docs not consist OF more than 40
warriors and squaws, which contrary to
their usual custom, they have with them
upon their raids but are divided into squads
or small bands Of from twenty. five or thir
" each. They are quite bold, having kill.
cd three Mexicans recently within sight Of
Fort Craig, and but few miles from So
zorro. One day last week the Silver CITY
stage did not leave Deming for fear OF an
attack from some Of the bands wandering
over the country.
The Pio:he Record gives some addition
al facts relative to thu. Mountain Meadows
massacre. 1t says: I'm his detail OF In.
dian horrors that came under his notice.
Mr.. Mark!e,v, the New Mexico Indian
killer, stated that in 1867 he gave an Indian
half dol.or for a hair rope ten feet in
length and about the size Of his little finger.
lie UNFINISHED the end and found that it was
made OF auburn and black hair, which.
from the length Of each hair, was that of a
woman. lie questioned the Indian who
told him that the rope was made from the
hair OF the women and girls, slain in the
Mountain Meadows massacre The place
where he purchased the rope was at Paler.
onasote, siN'y-tive miles from Mountain
Meadows" ">'''"
LARAMIE Boomerang 18th: \ sad acct.
aent occurred in the L. p. wards lust
opposite the shops, Saturday evening, re.
>nlting in the death Of II. Larsen, who had
charge OF the office there and was general
helper about the shops. At about $40
o'clock MIR. Larsen, who lives on Front
| street, was crossing from the shops to his
mouse carrying two pals Of water lie at.
tempted to cross the caboose track, and in
~ to
, 1881-02-14
PERSONALS,

Soma neil like extremes. Lieut.. Schwa:.
kn, Of po1nr expedition fuflr. IL going to yltr
Ills Inoti1er-in-lnw.
suc that Louise Inns so far recovered Al
10 l,o nble to skntc several t,oIrs ut II tfrlo II.
pretty COLI ovor huro. L0t,."-4'flfr1ts NJ [crw.
That Delaware Grand Jury ulluties tn Ch..
1ngcrsol ns "a respectable ytlsnhnnl." Tac,y
arc sosnc happy moments for Mr., leccIes, atl.s
Mll.
f;ali. Lngan las l,ccn abusing tho Washing.
ton correspondent of tho Scw rurk Tribune bt-
calse TINT pacr rltlIeuIcs him. 1t lukrss gtrs,,
statesman to abuse Ii snuii reporter.
Frank l}ucktand, tho English natllta!,t
who died recently. left his wis!uw peIIuiicss anI
Rarp ills Sa1,0UJ l!sM c,liectlun to England IT.,
MS Ingerso snys, taero Isn't amy, 1t ia lucky lce
soma pcOplo.
AN autograph Of llawtl,orue's soll! III Dat.
tEnlorc tho othpr t!ny for $l1j. Dne Ut Web.
ster's'brought SLED: ons Of Henry Clay's, tlor
ono OF Jefferson uavis' tho BaIln; uni tt.O w.,
pa'l fur ono ut George l,uncrDft's.
A1r. Rcnyts, wllo Is afflicted with 4 mania
for muvlng tho Nnt!onnl cuptta! To 1t. Louis
lecsurrd TN tho snttcct In Washington IasT wres
tohp nudnco Of ncnrly forty peuplc. Sir lteaH!
III gradually bringing tho pcop.o to his wayot
thinklg-vcry Brt4lnnlly, III fact.
'fllore Is 4 movement IN st. Louis To strictly
enforce thu Suntlhy lAw, Iiy II provision of its
net, Jews n,ay work IN Sunday II they sc4s'
Iotlsly observe Saturday. The GLIB, .Ufm~fd
declares that, f intcrfarcd with, It will cmrluf
Jews exclusively to get out tho Mot'lay mos1'
ting edition.
It Is relatctl Of Gen. Ben. 1larrlson Of la'
's!nfA tint ie went Into tho Etyi. War ns prt
VITO, tioy. Morton speedily commissioning BIN
As Sccond Lieutenant. Ncr. 1!lrrtspn Wal u
that trne Reporter Ut tho Supreme Curt, aDd
cunning nboye expenses abont $t,slU IL yrar. IL
Ind Il little homo with II mortgage III it. aEd4
wsfo aud baby 10 tnko caro- Of, besides several
Ilc1nl,ers Ut his fnmlly whn had brrn shUsn
upnn lilni for nssistnnee. 1t WIS ,lccortlingt5M
no little Brrsonul slcIItlco tl1ut tue young u1a
marched olT to tight.
, 1881-02-14

fur tin 1estltHl Tho clHlm IL urged With
mucll forrc thnt thu Seventh 1udIcia! Circuit
tsvnslt!rd IN thu appointment, ufll thEt Hi
lols has special rights, brransu ntll This
rtrcuit md lilinol. were tslssel over Wien
David Davis resigned. The utIcr Suites
In tho Circuit IRE ln,ltnnA Rnd WISCONSIN.
When alt 1lli.tnis appointment il Under
consideration Chicago II naturally Thought
of first, nI!tl tho l,a,.scs nj seyrrnl Cs!Ecago
lawyers l,aye nlrea'ly l@en discussed. 1t
seems tn be concc.r tAnt Judge bsunlnol,d
wnul,1 ba the tlitrst srler,lon, II It woru not
tllat Ills ADVANCED aye would lend to llis Ih,s+
sihie retirement tl1ter tllo tor'lls nf tho Inv
sool. aftnr Ills appointment. Tho most prom
fnent CI.icago lawyers WIN haya hccn ca',-
yassctl In Washington nro 1ilt!ga Lawrence
md john n. .tcwstt. Indiana ,.lnl Wisconsin
tclI,ntn to bo t1cartl fran.
, 1881-02-14

Eou snvcral ,,ovs nm, ,,,,,,n,,xr Inns ytro,,
,u,,ch of its .nnc,. IN lin r,,nrta of tho ~.
1rnor,fuory rcs,,lts M trn s,1dnn ,fl,nls
o,ut tnru,,,4a ~ ,roIor ,.,,t,,, i,,,, ,u,,,,,
so tleytrrttv.. ,rh. ,vint.r nf 1Ssn..s,
hns hncn n sucrcssfnu nf xurnrfs,s .rh.
frosis bnve hcrn fnr ,uorc ttnu insanity
seycrr. md tho tlownfnl1 nf suow hnq l,rc,,
not only u,lnr4.t,lcntrd Fl, tts vnl,,,nr nn] II.
freo,,ercy. Int In the wide rnre,. If cn,,,,,rv
over which # bus taken n,ncc. Tlr m,,,utotu
Districts of A1urytnn]. Virginia. Nor,l. f.nr-
,,llna. t;cnrt-,a. a,uI Tr,,,,rsxrr hnvc nv.
pcrjet1ccd yislta,1ous of snow s,,c], NJ uIrht
br a,iantcd tn TIM climate. nr Nav y.nr,< n,nt
Ncw E,u,,onf. Evrn tho vn,,svs null nInIna
rf tl,e.e States anh nf F,nrI,ln nui ,f,s.
tant Ycxns haye witnessed thu nu,,s,,,,
st,rht nf ,trcn s,,o;ve ond f,.l, t,,o ct,1,tna
nrrsc,,rr of si,uri, and n;uchtnr frnsts IN.
tIr t,oct, rvr,, nttrmntrt, tn rivu, 81. pan,
with frost nnl snow. Tlm v;utar thr,,,,,,,
mt fin Snrther, Stains os.,,ren rs,,oc,n11v
remarkable fnr its cxtreno cn,u nn,i t,,a
urcat uInn,pr or ;,s stnr,ua A1nur tho
Eortb AIfout1n ooast t,,o thor,,n,,,n,n, lbs
marked M average of extremely Inv ,cu,-
nrrni,u. whilr vast of' I'm Afiss,ss,nnt thIx
lDw thermometer nccolnt,a1ltpt with ttrp,
.,,o,ra n,tt fur1oua ,vintte hna I,,, ,,,, ,,rooo
,1rns IN uo;,t of nrntnrrod ,trrnt,o,, nm, so.
vcrttv
within tin Inst fcv ,tovs thorn ,,ov, ,,co,,
retu,t.,,uus nr tl,cso storms whfr1, In t,,o ror
Nnr,bwrst l,ave tnkcn tl,o farm n snnv NM, mi
.,aot mn, t,,vorJs t1,, SAUL, f. ,,a,,,. s,,,s
NJ, wnym rnin. TI,,s fail If rain t,,,1a
,,,o rl,;,re ,,n.1,,t,au -, ,,,,,.,,,,n.t,,,, l.,
, 1881-02-14

In'r"rtincnr: lint 1t Is n natter for surprise
itroul'l x" rs Tar ns 1t did. ny th"t II shnH!d
''nl met like cnngrr o's li'c Republican slln
md Singleton "f 1l[lnolHt on il'o pn'nnrratlo
side openly md n"tise!y fn fnynr Of II.
The subsldlsss In tEle 'tl"lso tmtle NOR"
licndway With tlie River ant il1lrtn'r bill ta-
r;sltsn that thc.Sl'io iias thu advantage III
distributing Its benefits tl'f01tEH'''t tt!tforc'it
17rss OF tho rountr,, atMl llaH' at least' tt1o
aprcaranco VI approprlAtlslg moneys Tor
ftecc'l 1'l'l1l1c improvements wltlllt1 LILO Ter
rlsotnl Jurisdiction ot tho Onatell States.
Iflcro WIS Il preliminary stfngEtc IN retaru
"r e'aparrass Ills bill ny vuroals al'leh'I-
o'ts' INT tlloy were I'LL votesl down III Co'i-
mi'tco of tho whole. 1lc frletltis Of tlo
measure proved strol1g enough 10 eaffy thear
points, md progress WIS lnatlo to the coli
slaernt1o,'"f ltcns wi'lcil. rs Tar rs It went.
!n'l'chtctl tt,as tho oltl VIII bo aeteea
10 substantially ~ II has been f"porlet1'
~ may bp tlat M 'sty iiE.t VIII De l'laae on
tho itenof si'ooo.ooo wl'lcl' II Is prop"sesl to
GIVE tfc MISSISSIPPI isa'cf commission III
of'ler 10 bpgiai work OIL Tic e'bal1k'ncnt
SYSTEM. Which iilay result iii tlie squatl"
aerlng OIL Sl0ooo,ooo ,nurr, but 1t Is
proono'o tNat t'lo sottthern 'nenlbcrs'
VIII laisist upon this appropriation rs
, 1881-02-14
PUBLIC OPINION.

New Orleans Times: This assumption 81
tho telegraph business OF tho cunnlsy by sh
Government Mc.lls II snvlng tn tho people 1 u
least ~ per cent Of lho tOtml receipts Ut tue ter
graph COlH,u1,ins. Why st.s,llll not lhut iul!taS
,h,tnl po SAVED IL tho ptoplu?
GaIlattn {Tenl.} Examiner {Uen,.): E'as
Erut!on polrs ilke II t100t into Illinois. 1t WOLF
RIM this wny. Something IL tho matter. Ihe"
10 soIne scraw loose. Either t!isy ase suarsa
md wtfer thun We, Or W. nrG slnarteat-"aEaLt
fAu tnxes Oscr Il FUR sGI1ni t>,,r}aiaca lnd grow
riclsur Nc tux low a11d kerp i'uar.
"Gusls y: Talking over telegraph nattta
With nlp IMat night an oulIncnt tInanclcr ss@,
" 1t Is hottur for William Ort0n that b. d'e.
attsio years nR0 for, hrd o tlvr'l to tho pressa'
tsn,p nsld aeen Ills old adversary. Erkcst sa
hc created. 1t would hlva Killed Atni.'
Saw. York Tribune (l,ep.): 'rhIs oasa'
to 10 know, as tho lltycr aud llarbor t!oos.
ThuuEli absontco!sn has cotnu IL tc It's mss'
prominent characteristic, it numbered ~ nleI.
TORS wltn tho River uill lIarbur bill cams "
III Al0ndMy. 4 si.nilnr seeno WIS rshi'hfeu3IM..
tertfAy, lint Wiloli tho leylsIntlyr tPE'fonIh. /.
ti0n hill, which y pt!hIto business s w.. Iii Iii
EHry. la!1l0 u,, tho IltNlso th!nttA d1"h III A-
III hour to less than Il quorum.
Cincinnati Enquirer (Deu,.): Tue ln'
speculation ut William Vanderbilt sotaly IT,. y.
streycl cull!l.lrnce IN his respectable nehuyau,,
1t IL explained by his frtcntis oil the tleof' .ni
his pr!uupu! pleasure Is in sinct ct-HaHhh9s ,s-a
that he must put up Kreat ghtns ,H'% % an ai,,.ta
IN the public u cn!oy hltasolf. Ts M"ur o. urS
the comparison thAt there WIZ Il rim ',I III - tM
plane Of perfect enjoyment unll Nc ,t|asae, ha1
usty OIL itso mud see1, hts nejgllln'rs ~.
Nor.l|lotr III tho Now York Herald: ;. NJ ~
Eut38 Wtsff3 n 1l1nN NJ ura,nts.r iltihttfl1p4
, 1881-02-14
THE punpErr-c r-courTs MARRIAGE,

Thu finrnncss thinlctt-Cnntts ul,tl Mr.. Will.
fnm I.c!lEllan Ash,nenA Bartlett hare II last
succeeded In uniting themselves fnr better
Or Tor worse. t,tul the good ul,l lntly WHO has
lnaslG 50 many glatt with her bounty Is ut
last glad herself III tho possession OF llatht-
sunni yhung husband IF -, Of mntnpcacllnblu
character md goul business ability. 'r1c
baroness llurtctt.Coutts IL too well ki,nwn
tn meet n, Introduction to our ,cattcrs. Thu
magnificent donations which SHE lils l,lAtsc
tu charitable MD religious Institutions, the
churches atitl acllouls shu hts billlt, tho
money slio Inns Devoted to explorers, tho
great Institutions sllo llas founded for tho
help nnlt reform Of women, the hospitals sllu
has maintained, the thousands stlc has snycu
from starvation aid death, ai!d tho splendid
patronage slle has glye1, to art aud artists,
llaye carftc. llcr llnnu In beauty mud blessing
to every part of the world, whiu asnons
MI thnse WIN llnye inspitcd antI IT,
yilct tho bcncflccnt old lnily since
1t was announced that sslc WINS to bo married
IL would bo difficult tn lind nno who 1ns dUnc
anything for tho world ut all. KS ncurly
always happens iii this wnrld, tlosu upon
wllnm sho lsas conferred The most 0f her
charities llnyc bcc,, tho most abusive Of llcr.
II WIS those whom shu liall relieved who
committed tie tlastnrtly net nf surrounding
her llul,sc, 1UoliuE l,er, nnl smashing lIer
windows with stones, mil upoi un0lher o.
ension gathered ut tho church when IL WIS
reported she Wns tn hu married 10 prevent
tho nnpttnls by force. And why? This
woman l,as led quiet lolne ifu for me wlln
occupies 81 prominent Il position. She Is .tt-
void. of NIL arr0gulicu Ur lrctel,sion. Her
personal bearing Is vtry sweet and simple.
Her Iife has becn devoted 10 cIlurIty. Every
year since she cn'nc Into tile possession nf llcr
fortune sllo laas spent between st,oOo, ,0oo
0nd 81, COX, 900 for tic relief ur suffering tlll-
mail!ty, for tho benefit Of society, nlul
for tho advancement NJ religion, c,luca-
ton, md art, while ller critlcs antl
nssallants have bcrn, on tic ono l,alul, those
whom sta las helped, and on tho other, lazy.
cmrty-lcadcd, pl,rse-prolHl, titled nonenti-
tics wf0 liayo not lifted II finger for Tho i,rl.-
Gift Of others, 4nd have growi, rich out Ut tho
su'fcrtngs of starving thousands. Her llus-
band Is yntlng nl.ll,, but shg lta5 always atl-
nlrcd him, Shu educated lin and i,nto
HIN her prolGgi. Ile devoted himself tu her
snrylcc, asslt exposed himself tn 1i1Aily 1ar.l-
ships for lcr sake. ll0 WIS tho fat!ful
alul0ner Of isvr charities, trltt administered
tlsGn, wisely nnu well. For years Ilo Inns
liccn hcr bMsincss.seryant and confidential
frtcl,. II slio wished 10 tnlsr |ltm into
1leilrer relntfUn what business Was 1t tu 'so-
etcty"" Even II lie ius married her fnr her
money, wllat right has "soclety" to ab.lse
him or herr Ii marrying for money 80 ILL.,
common I'll society circles TINT tic goult old
| wh,ilAn 1n1,at la htDtr,l n,1l sfn1,fs1 far
, 1881-02-14

r7tr Cn,cAGn TR1nrSE has established branch
o;cca or tic receipt vi subscriptions nd ndsuEts1-
tnents Il. fulIONs;
NEW fuRk-lloonl II JftJssnt building. FL. Nc.
FAunES, MnflnHer
GLAstiUW, Scotland d-Aitans American News
AEcnrT II 1scntlefd-st.
LONDON. Eng.-Arlcrlcan Exchange III Etrahd.
1lLSNs +. t!LI.IG. Agent.
hAHAISuIUN. u. C.-.tSt1 .trrct.
, 1881-02-14

THE late young Mr. Bartlett, tho frce-bor,
American sovereign, IL ,lI1w r--forclgucr. ttri,
tlo longer Il citizen, bur II subject. He Ina nj,
bis btrthrIRAt. mt eAnc,ly fur IL mess Of n,'
tHEc. but Tor llc If rupees. Thu ln.pres, n,
lilln, while holding him III contempt. nux con,
nlaslls bis AllcElAllcu and ruics ever him.
, 1881-02-14

TIE l'corta Transcript says: "Can CHI.
cngn tay clai,n tn II Hucr,, Of sung who can RI. :,
Eintna AblM'tti" Nh; ChIcngu cannut lay elu,,
tn IA uuecn Of song" ttut ra, rival Finn,
Ahbott; lhtt It Gun },oins with iyr,lo to LII
strnsn- whistles TINT can rival tier. '''
, 1881-02-14
l'l;ttatS or SUBSCRIPTION.
l't]S'i'1fsE

Entered at he Tctt-DMfr n tAiea5o. ill., AZ Sttont.
tfa4s ld{tsF.
+ erthr hennnt rf ni&T patrons wlIn desire to fenu
pInr 1c cnu,r. nf TtlE rHllESE thr1lgh tho mn, wU
kirc herewith tic Transient rntt Ut possasD:
I}n'nsattr. 1'fr CorH.
Fight md Twelve T'nsu Paper. s..,..........3 cents.
slricen taro r,..,...,,,,.,,,.,u,,,ts cents.
1n,ffpn.
Eight and Twelve Pneo lafnr...........n... rena.
Sixteen l'aE0 1hprr. eatts
, 1881-02-14

: THE propeller City or iuding.on reached
milwaukee, yesterday after three weeks uf
fenrful experience anil wind, snow, Ice, nlu
waves III Lake Michigan. Sliu ltad ul1 boartt
during nil that tine thirty people an4 H,o0U
barrels Of tUur
, 1881-02-14

SESArotl-E1.Ec'r Ml1.l.Ets, Of California.
says his hnakn Fur HeH! Colnpnny lu.s ra!l h,
Gnvorf1I.,cht s;ltUU100 If ;1n $7MH,,sYrJ ne n,,J
Tor Alaska, ana before hts grant expires vii
hnvp l'aid tho whole SUN VIC rutl Nussa; vbyl,
tho sents, honestly protected. arc nlorc plentiful
tlinfl ever.
, 1881-02-14

1F tho pslryeyor Of the Wells street co,.
corE will put on his eyeglasses mud ltuk naats
huwll perceive tEut thu Washington ,,nwsIt -
iAlrMteH WAS iot printed NJ RIceiul ,,isu,tc,
tu THE TalnusE. This discovery In s!mr wnI,
anvn snred him Il ttiilrter uf II cui,,m,l Ut sn,,'
mil tho. disappointment Ut failing to ,uakn H.
point. ~
, 1881-02-14

TIE Georgia railroads lnye subuIttc,
gracefully to tho ucsion nf tho Commission r..
tuclnK passenger rates. tn three ernt4 per mill,
mid tho now schedules have goslc Into operation
throughout tho gtutc.