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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-01
REIaN 0F TEnR0R.

Law aud Authority D6ned In Perry
County, AFLAnSHa-HINIs htIIIIa sent
TO the Scene Of Disturbance.
LITTLE Rock, ARK July SO.-A desper:
ate condition Of atfAirs exists in Perry
county. Defiance Of law and order has
resulted in Governor Churchill placing
the county under martial Law. Not only
has Matthews been aSsassinated and old
man Harris bull.doz.d, but magistrates
have been deferred from issuing writS for
the arrest Of the murderers. They are
afraid 10 issue the papers. One Justice Of
the Peace stated he would leave the Coun.
try before he would become involved In
the matter. The following order was Is.
sued this morning:
LITTLE ROCK. July 81, 1881.
Special Order No. l6.
1t being officially reported 10 the Cover.
nor that the civil authorities are poWerles1
10 execute the lawsin Perry county and that
the lives Of the officers oil the law are un.
safe, Major General r. O. Newton, com.
mGnding the militia OF the State Of Ar.
kansas, will proceed with the Quapaw
Guards to that county TO aesist the civil
authorities In the enforcement Of law and
preservation ol public peace. He 10 au'
thorEed end directed 10 call out any other
portion ol the military he may consider
necessary, and take such other steps 90 he
may deem proper Tor the suppression ol
the disorder and the accomplishment oI
the general purpose of the instructions
given him. T. J. CHURCHiLL, Gov'r,
Uommanderin Chief, ArkauBas.
In conformity with the above the Qua
paw Guards, twenty.tour men In line, de.
parted ibis afternoon for the scene OF the
troubles.
State Attorney Wood, who Arrived from
Perryvllle this morning, represented the
excitement 90 intense. A lew outlaws, by
threats and intimidation, have inaugural
ed o reign Of terror Officers OF the law
are powetlesO TO execute Ito edictS. Gov.
Churchill has determined on prompt aud
vigorous meaSures against the outlaws
and intends that the laws shall be sntorc
ed at every hazard.
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or n strife In the AietropOIIS-A Great
Deal ht kIehk,

Deal At hteAh,
Nav YoRK, July SO.-The Cattle Butch.
ers' Union Of New York and Jersey City
held meeting to-day. A report was read,
stating that the wholesale butchers held a
private meeting Friday night, and dectded
10 employ only non. Union men. Acting
upon this dsCisiob, Sulzbatgsr & schWAtSs'
child. Of EaSt Forty y'fith street, d. charged
all the uen in their employ that belonged
to the Union. 1t was alec stated that their
places were 10 be allied by butchers from
Philadelphia.
Alter o few fiery speeches q resolution
iot all butchers In the Union to 20 on A
general strike was Garfield unanimously.
A committee was appointed 10 telegraph
TO The butchers ni Philadelphia aud Chi.
cago the news Of the Bltike, and 10 request
them not 10 interfere. 'FhB strike begins
lo.moffoW. Sunday Ia usually one oil the
busiest days pt the week. There are 400
men 10 the UuiUn, and one 0t them said
that u they could bold nut three weeks
theft employs would be compelled 10
take them back, and iuctease their wages.
After the meeting a Tribune repoftet
called on SulEbSfgtt 4 schwaiE,child, aud
was told that they had discharged theft
men because they proposed 10 run theii
own business. II lor any reason q Union
man was discharged oil the men threaten
ed to leave, 30 they proposed 10 have them
all leave. Men are expected from PhilA
delphia, and their business will not bI
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San FRANCISCO, July sl.-RumotS are
going about the city regarding County
Cletk ". A. Stewart. Ohs 10 that for soIne
cAuSe not explained, he has rendered bis
resignation. Another 10 that he has be.
come involved 10 his personal adaitAi and
yet another, that he has leil the state with
bis tftGiAl accounts enlAbgled. In oil LhiA
mass oI col a cling fsp1'ts, but one thing
seetns certain, that he has not been At his
hotel iot stye Al days, and The clerk oil
lie hotel rays he IA ont ol town.
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Of the Presidents CondItIon
NJ IRteFVRla darling Ihe Day.
toAell BAlle,Iu,
EXECUTIVE MAS.roS,

EXECUTIVE mAhatokt
WARRINGTON July Sl-l2:30 y. M
The President bore the morning dress,
ing Of bis wounds without fatigue. Il
continues to lock well, and the discharge
iS adequate. After the wound was
dressed he ate with much relish break.
feet Of solid food, and has since passed
. comfortable morning, during which he
had o pleasant nap, The quantity Of
nourishment now taken daily % regarded
sDS a. 8nS syGT Sq'sns Sa 10 'aDp1t bis y Sy''S S
strength, which 10 pISinly observable.
At present his pulse is 1907 temperature,
1856; respiration, IS. D. ". Bills,
J. X. BARERl,
J. ]. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURN,
F. h. HAMILTON.
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rERRYFArALIrY.
An Entire FamiIy, With Their Horses
and Carriage, Drowned,

ana Carriage, Drowned.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, July SO.-Particu.
lars Of o terrible accident which occurred
near Surrounded Hill, on the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad, yesterday,
reached the city to-day. 1t appears .Mr.
A. W. Lawrence, In company With his
wife, baby and daughter, about sixteen
years Of age, were driving In carriage 10
visit some friends At Surrounded Hill
Reaching q small bayou, the mother and
daughter, the former with the infant In
her arms, stepped out, while Lawrence
led the horses and carriage on the Jerry,
q small hatboat. The ladies then
stepped aboard, and the craft was
pushed into ihe stream. when midway
the horses beUame frightened, and began
rearing and bscktng In their struggles
they crowded the mother, baby and
daughter into the streStn, and hnally end.
cd ID backing the vehicle and themselves
overheard Into the midst oi the struggling
uniortunates. Lawrence, made frantic by
the accident, jumped overheard and at.
tempted TO rescue bis vile aud children,
but without avail. The Horses, csffiage
and victims were mixed 10 an ihextfica.
BILE mass, and all went down together.
ThB bayou WIS subsequently dragged, and
the bodies Of the unfortunate victims re-
covered.
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D,r,.y progress since 1880 reveals an

RAILWAY progress since lSSo reveals ~
.,,,ordnary activity in increasing our Ia
'a' 'aai.. for transportation. There were
sa., aas'; ZOO miles built in 1880 OF this
eI% eN,, vas built in the west, 600 in the Pa
w, ''%' States, and 700 in the SOUTH The
's,,l S,.. mileage Of the country is now nearly
SIono-sIOOO miles more than were IN
''v ',.,,,iop in 1870. The capital and funded
Tp w, NJ me railroads, representing cost Of
u' ..'d nI,ut and fixtures, ia now A,s97I'
SSooJ. 'Oo equsl to little over $4,000 .
vSI ,.iIs, The gross earnings are sSlS.OOO' and
NJ. n.', nat At, eafninu $255,OOOOOO, equal to
's',, "" oii per cent on gross dsbitsd out
I,y The dividends paid are S7hOOO'oOO'
a, nj nearly 6lO per cent on gross outlay
r,,nil1l sud funded deb) Increased COM
DsttIou has been followed by vast In
.,s,,e, in business, as well as by material
y lower rates, both Of which the public
r,ofi bV,
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INDIANAPOLIS, July si.-At the Gsima.
mia beer garden, near this city, to-day, a
quarrel arose between Elisha T. sutlls and
George y. Fisher over a girl named Mamie
DicEey, when suIte drew q pistol and
shot Fisher, killing him Instantly. suttle
was ART thated,
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serious fire In PennsyIvAnla COIiisry.

DSAASub IEo ~ - OaHbl S0tISHJt
TAMAeUA, Pa, July 3l.-The are at No.
Q Mine Of the LehiHh Coal 4. Navi.
cation company continues, but the
chances are in favor Of lie sxtingulSh.
ment. To-day the main air shalt had 10
be reopened to lot the sulphur escape 80
that the men could work at the Btattice
In the east and wes. gAngWaya During
the day a number OF men were overcome
by sulphur; Teddy Norris, Of Summit
Hill, was brought out Of the gAugway 90
badly overcome that his recovery 10 doubt.
ful. The Are, As soon the BtAttlced gang.
ways is completed, will be smothere1 out
by Bleam. Samuel Powell, the machiniBt
whose diSobedlnCe caused the Gre, 10 al.
most insane.
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Two sTEAHEIts 0EsTE07ED

And AnOthSr Narrowly Escapes DestEae.
Iion, By Piro ~ the MsmphiO wharf,
MEMPHIS, July 3l.-A are this evening
At 7 O'Clock, having Ito origin In the camp
locker Of the steamer Idlswild, destroyed
that stsSmef,with the UIceola Belle. Both
Of the boats were lying at the wharf pre-
parAtory TO departing tomorrow. The
0sCeolA Belle WAS above the Idlewild, but
the flames spread with such rapldity that
she ignited before the tugs could remove
her 10 Z place ot safety, After she was
burning ait she aoated down stream, and
was drilling against the steamer meSLOe,
when tug pulled the Lee out In the river,
Her escape was very narrow; 90 It was
her swinging stages were on fre and her
bow slightly BCoFched. The Idlewild was
eleven years old, and was owned by John
D. Adams, Of Little Rock, and Captain j..
II. Rees, oi Pittaburg, She was valued at
$26, 900 and insured for SIG, 900 10 OinCin.
natl and Evansville offices, She arrived
here ThursdAy, having been repaired at
PaduCAh, ky., OF q cost Of near 5000,
She was TO depart tomorrow for Arkansas
City, being q regular Memphis and Ar.
kansas City packet. Tho 0SCeola Belle
was owned by Captain James Lee, oi this
city, aud was built at JefsrSonville In Do.
Cember, 1875, expressly for The Memphis
and OsCeOla trade. She was valued at
$2l, 900 and uninsured.
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[OmcIal BallotIn,l
EIEovTlyE MANsIoN,-

WASHINGTON, July co. Pm.
The President has passed a. excellent
day. From just alter hemorning dressing
Till about @ p. Y. he has had bis head
and shoulders elevated by frame be.
neath the mattress. He has taken and
rellshed an ample supply ot nourlShment,
and continues to improve 10 general con.
dition. The appearance Of the wound at
the evening dressing was In every way
satisfaCtofy. The afternoon rite OF tenn.
peraturs has been quite insignificant. Al
present his pulse 10 104, temperature 99l
respiration 30.
[Slgnedl p. ". BLtss.
J. K. BABNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoRERT REYBURE.
d.. D. II. AGEEw.
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WASHINGTON, July Si-Guilsau having
been denied the opportunities tor conver.
Bation, has taken up writing. HeiS now
at work on an autobiography, which be
expects the newspapers will print. He
Gays be 10 anxious now that the President
ahAll live.
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+ aat,ASY, July SO-The resignation Of
n 'Sase u Lapham, As representative Of
SI J' y tEIventy''eventh Congressional Dlsttict
S,s's wy SA,o IN the Fofly,aeventh Oon.
n IN n. % laka effect AugnOt let, Was tled
'"' secretary oiStaic6 Office 10 day.
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MILWAUKEE, July Sl.-A special to the
Republican from Peshtigo, Wis, states
that y freight train on the ChicSgo and
Northwestern, fourteen miles from Pesh.
tigo, had itS engine boiler exploded, tear.
Ing, up the track and smashing Ave cars,
and killing one brakeman and injuripg
the engineer and fireman.
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ALMA WITH THE PAsr.
Death fhr. Tabb. OF Jsnsrsou County
Foreman OF John Brovn,a Jury.

HlRRsoSBuRu, Va, July Sl.-Georse
W'T1bb, "a former resident Of Jefferson
county, W, Va, and foreman Of the jury
that hanged Johd Brown, died here last
night.
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Tucson, OR ,july Sl.-A severe than.
der sLofm visited this section this after.
noon, doing great damage to the stand.
Ing crops. Several batns we're h'ed by
lightning, and did considerable damage to
All BSinlS' Episcopal Church.
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ArA.al quarrel Abou. rr..pa.,lpr stock.

A Fatal q narrsI AbOat TEsspassiuE stock.
ST. Louis, July Sl.-James Mullisan, a
farmer living near La Clede Station, some
tevsn or eight miles from this city, In b..
Louis county, yesterday afternoon stab.
bed and killed VIM. Hall, negro, living
on the farm ol Josspl Postlewaitp, adjoln.
Ing that Of MuIligsn's. The affair grew
out Of Postlewaite's cattle ranging OH Mul.
ligan's land, which created ill.Wlll be.
tween the parties, and Hall ssald to have
shot at Mhlligan two or three times with
A pistol, and the latter claims that Id self
defense hedtyw his poCket.knl'e and used
II with the above RESULT. MulllgAn was
arrested and will have an examination
10 morrow.
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B stoN, July Sl.-Oummlhs MAhlon ,Sgs
4O was stabbed 10 an alley BY bic brother.
in.law, Michssl Clohefly, In a quarrel
about family aEaitG. Ulohetty was At.
yaa,ed.
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NoNwicn, coSS, July Sl.-In a ashL
between three burglars and three watch.
men 10 South WihlhAm, ore Of the former
was fatally shot.
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OTTAWA, July 80 The census returns
show ths p ,puIAlion Of the Dominion 10
be 1850, ,933, an increase Oi $50, ,49s Tor the
past ten yeatS.
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PAovIDEScE, July Sl.-JOhn Mcoombs,
Of East Green Wich, and 1,at ella Wight,
oil Apponang, were killed while walking
on the track,
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New YORx, July SO-An explosion
from an unknown cause occurred this
morning at George EhreL's brewery, Third
avenue, by WHICH tho entire roof OF the
west wing wRs blown of. Fire broke out
Immediately after the explosion, but was
soon eItiEgnlshed. Loss to building and
COntenLs SIS, 900; insured.
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BULLET AND BLADE
A BATOH OF BLOODY BUTCHERIEs.
And Terrifying CatastrOphisS, Saturday
add Yesterday = Reckless LaWlssh-
ness In the South = IndiAn and
oIhSF OutFaEss In tho wssI, 40.
rERRIRLE ExPLOsIoM.
One Men Instantly Killed and Sixteen
heFIouBIY AcAld0d.

PEoEGA, ILL.,, July SO.-At six O'Clock
this evening terrible explosion occurred
at WoOlnsr'a diStillsry, in lower Peoria, in
which Max WoOlner, son of Abraham
Woolner, was instantly killed and sixteen
oIhers scaIded and bruised. The follow.
ing are the names Of the wounded: Igua.
thus Wooluer, one of the proprletorS, bad.
ly burned and will probably die before
morning; John Kirkland, Henry VIII.
llams, William Rice and two sons, Henry
GeoIz, Charles Hofner, August Stetlef,
Tom LRWless and Sinclair, OF New York,
- Freeman, Henry Gushing, William
Fehl aud Two sons, and August ReiIner,
all oil whom are badly burned, and some
will no doubt die before morning, This
dlstillery was burned on June 6, and Inc
pTopTietors were engaged In trying to cave
O tub oi beer that was saVed iEom the Ore,
and through the defects Of the machinery
the pipes Of the still tub exploded with
IeAIIul results. The Associated PrssS re.
porter visited most ol the wounded men
at their relidenCeS 10 night, aud in his
opinion at least ten oil them are fatally
injured.
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JEslY CRY, July Sl.-EdWatd Dalton,
sSs 40, and VIM. Dunn, age SS, we're
drowned while In bathing.
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=, =, ,,7os, our capital that Is to be- is
CHLRLs'V' ,RoioDt vatAr annnlV

,,itb an insufficient water supply
'ia'esu . greater extent than Wheeling
Io"'I I..,,sr.baules who supply the
Is' ,.',oD S residents with water from the
VpN'k .,,nck on Monday because they
,'a H,s' ,o,biddsn 10 take it from particularly
Hs' ','.' mi noiSts on the stream, and the citi'
any n f.ll back on the town pumps'
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Personal.

Mr.. Gus Wisner, of Pioneer, visited the
County Seat this week.
We return thanks to Addison Smith, Esq,
for his valued assistance during our trials in
getting ont the issue of the 14th inst.
The Chicago Inter Ocean of January Sth re-
cords the arrival of w. A. Clark, ESD, in
that city on his way TO La Belle France.
DIR. +. L. Gleason is again convalescent
His recent illness is AZ heartily deplored as
was hailed with pleasure his appearance.
Mr.. II. b. Davis, representing the Helena
Independent visited this place this week in the
interest of our former " next door neighbor"
Judge Galbraith, Judge Knowles and J. c..
Robinson, Esq, have returned from their At
tendance on Supreme Court at Helena.
X. A. Eddy, Esq, of Missoula was in Deer
Lodge couple of days this week ea route
home from three months visit to the Col
den State. Mrs. Eddy accompanies him on
his return.
Mr.. A. j. Dusseau has returned to remain
two weeks Those wishing photographs
should call at once. GAL" Is the best artist
in Montana and does not allow any poor work
to leave his gallery.
John II. A. Trisberger, n. j. Dovenspeck,
Butte; II. Garnet, Silver Bow; Lee Degen-
hart, VIM. Hammond, Geo. Hammond, Phil
ipsburg; J. X. Wells, Beartown; Pat Mean
drews, Pioneer; John DonIan, Bear Mouth;
p. Brogan, Yreka; w. l.. Hartley, and spen-
Ger johnson, Valley, are among visitors to
Deer Lodge since last issue.
j. G. Robinson, Esq. did not have the most
elegant time imaginable coming over from
Helena Tuesday. The chinook had reduced
the eight or ten feet of snow in the gully be-
yond Dog Creek 80 a compound Of ice, snow
and water in which the coach-sleigh stuck
hopelessly. Mr.. r. managed to reach Dog
Creek, borrow horse and ride in during the
night, but the coach did not arrive until
the next afternoon.
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VIM. Hyde returned Thursday from q trip
to Philipsburg. He reports two feet of snow
all along the road--deeper than since '67-but
stock being brought in is said 10 be In better
condition than last year ut this time. There
are great quantities Of game on the range be-
tween Boulder and Flint Creeks, about fifty
sheep being seen in one band, beside deer elk
and moose.
There are seventeen men ut work on the
Granite Mountain Lode, which was lately
bonded by Mr.. Charles Clark for $500, 900
frem Holland & Estill. One tunnel of 100
feet run along the lode Jws an average
width OF four feet, going rs high as $40 to
the ton in silver. A shaft il down on the vein
sixty feet, with six feet of ore at the bottom.
Another tunnel In In I79 feet and they expect
to 20 In another 100 feet before reaching the
ore, when communication will be made with
the shaft to give ventilation.
Negotiations are said TO be pending with
Mr.. Clark for a four years lease of the North
western Mill. II is also rumored that the
Hope Mining Co. contemplate erecting in the
coming season a twenty-stamp mill, with a
rooster for treating the base ores Of the Cliff
mine, from which ore Ii now being raised by
a within. The Company's mill is running on
ore from the Emma mine
The new hosting works at the Algonquin
mine will be finished In a few days, when
stopping will begin on the $40 teet level. The
steam for the new works IL being supplied BY
other engines now In position until the 1000
pound boilers now Mt the Terminus can be
brought In. me
Steam hosting work are to be put on the
Salmon mine next spring, which works whe n
completed will employ three men 70 where
there is one employed now, and there are 10
men In the Company's employ.
The Kaiser House Is being prepared for
60 feet addition.
McIntire's new brick saloon was lately
opened and IL among the finest in the Terri
tory
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Summons.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District
Of the Territory OF Montana. IN and tor the county
Of Deer Lodge.
John II. Helms, PLAINTIFF,
Rirsm N. Freeman. defendant.
The people of the Territory o Montana send greet
ing tn Hiram NJ. Freeman, defendant.
You are hereby required " appear In an action
brought againrl you BY the above mined plaintiff In
the District Court OF the second Judicial District o
the Territory Of Montana 10 and fer t a county 81
within ten days [exciusve Of The day OF service1 q;
tr the service on you of this summons, served
Within this served out o. TINS S"t
within forty days. or Judgment by default viii be ~
ken against you, according TO the pra,er Of ra'd
The said action Is brought to recover Of YOU the
sum OF SSH and interest and coets Of suit alleged 20
be due and owing from you g. plaintiff as foiloweto
Wit lst the cum Of aiSo q balance , que On etb
1880 Helmville In sa.d county to one John Ssnry
or order for the sum Of $50 upon which there WIS
siTOed dD' .. s" psin. 3D. the sum Of s,is on
ancs Of an account for goods, warer and merchan.
disc sod and delivered TO you and for motley loaned
day OF Nay and the 18th day Of June, A. D. 1850, by
one VIM. Coleman b Co., and by them said Account
and demand afterwards seld and assigned TO this
Special instance and reqa.ss On the III day Of Dec
Ted BY defendant and plainiin 70 Donnsll. Clark d
LArnOlG a. UccF L00kes IN eAiu
sive nee OF def the sumof $500 and bearing
interest at the rate OF ~ per cent PER month from
date until paid: 9Th, the sum Of 90 on an account
for professional services rendered Jon BY Hiram
Knowles on or about the 30th dav Of August. A. D.
1851 and kaid account by him assigned 70 TILE plain
tit and 9Th, the sum Of 50 on an account Tor Roode
wares and merchandise sold and delivered 70 you by
one John E. Quigley on or lbout the 18TH DAY OF No
vember A. d. 1850 and ssid account BY said Quigley
duh sold and assigned TO this pl.ntih.
And ron are hereby notiaed that II yon fall 70 np-
peat and answer said complaint ~ above the
said pAinti6 win take Judgment BY dcrauh agnins:
you Tor the sum Of sal, with interest and Gusts Of
suit.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
risrtict Court Of the kecond Judicial Dtscrirt
Of the Territory II Montana, In and for the
S4AI Connfv Of Deer Lodge, this 18th day u DE-
cenber, In the year OF oar Lord one shoc-
sand eight hundred and eighty.
GRO. w. IRNlN, IL, Clerk.
Hsrsm Knowles. PiaintG's Attorney. a9-M.
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That Unanin,ty.

Men to sign the petitions for county divis-
ion are scarce In Butte. From gentleman
who came down from the Southern metropo-
LIS on "Wednesday evening we learn that q
petition that had lain three days 1t the st.
Nicholas Hotel has seoen signatures. Two OF
these he was reliably informed were those OF
men who do not reside in Montana, but who
pay q Incense under the Law providing for the
taxing Of commercial travellers, and another
signature was that Of = gentleman who II .
resident Of Missoula county. AT King q
Lowry's was petition having eleven names;
1t Barret q Warren's. one signed by thirteen
persons, and another having 1--WE names there
on was still open 70 signatures At Fishers.
Adverse petitions were to BE- put In circula-
ton Wednesday. II the foregoing IL "una-
nimify," there are certainly but few men In
Butte who can be classcd as unanimous in
favor Of county division.