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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-29
THE FRENCH MINISTRY AsSAuED

PARIS, July 28.-Ihe Republican and other papers
continue their attack the Government for hasten-
ing the date Of the elections. 1t is pointed out that
the Government was only saved from defeat in the
division on the order of the day in the Chamber of
Deputies on Tuesday by their own votes and the
votes of those fnnctionarcs who are dependent upon
them. NJ. Gambetta's newspapers are prominent IN
censuriBg the Ministry. The Repubtque Frdacaiso
ironically inquiries for their programme. lie Paris
NJ. Ganoetta's new organ, makes bitter attack on
NJ. Barthelcmy st. Hilaire. the Foreign Minister
for comforting the dignity of Commander of the Le-
gion of Honor the German banker NJ Blechro-
der, who acted as the PrusSian financial agent dur
ing tho war. 1t declares that NJ. Bleichroier adj
vised exorbtant terms of indemnity for the war
and that he was n backlcg.
1t is stated that in The approaching elections VI.
Gambctta will stand for both the districts into which
Bclevillc is now divided. Ii Is expected iimt he
VIII advocate as regards home policy, "a reduction
Of The taxes articles of consumption which press
specially on the working classes and measures of
gradual reform.
LONDON, July 2S.-The Paris correspondent Of
The Times says
TIC true for hastonng the date OF the general
elections Is that General Sausscr the French Commander
IN Algeria, sent confidential report 10 Paris to tho
cHect tbat serious nslrrcciDn might be expected TO
break out In september. great effort would then have
10 ho made and formidable army sent to Africa Per
hapH the mobilization of the army would even be neces
In short ID would be ncedu to take raNid and de-
electors This report, OF course, made the Government
alter the date Of the elections, as IL in September tho
country Is confronted with a serious African campaign
the elections might be seriously compromised, and lor-
midable argument afforded to the opposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-29
DEMOCRATS GIpING ONO Up.

TOLEDO, Ohio, July 2S.--A conference Of
leading Democrats from pasls OF the srt.
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I'LL.

I'd. m-The President has passed pleasant day.
and has taken his nourshment with apparen - lish
HIS temperature continued normal until about .
o'clock. when moderate afterno N rise occurred
which, however, gives the patient but slight dis
comfort, and causes no anxiety. At present his
pulse is lOi; temperature, 1905; respiration 90
+. II. HAMILTON.
ID. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
Ia. REYBURN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-29
LAND BILL SKIRMISUTNG

LONDON, July 2S.-In the House of Commons YES
terday Lord Randolph Churchill (ConservatIve)
gave notice OF his intention to move on the third
reading of the Land bill resolution TO the effect
that the bill, being the result Of revolutionary agi-
tation, encourages the reputation of contracts is
opposed to individual liberty. is calculated to di-
mnsh the security of property and prosperity in Ire
land, aud to endangcr her union with Great Britain
1t is understood that the notice was given without
consultation with the Conservative leaders and
luton is pressed to a division the regular opposition
will abstain from voting.
The StandIrd says:
The resolution deserves to take high rank among the
mhstepcccs OF i1sr tactics and political recklcssness
There IN not n single argument In its favor.
The London correspondent of The Manchester
Guardian says:
IL IL understood that the Marquis OF Iansdownc Uih
ereD VIII carry IN the House of Lords the amendment
Jected III tne House OF Commons, restricting the benefit
OF Clause To tenancics valued at sIOO II is stated
however, that Mr.. Gladstone has resolved not give
way on the point IL IL prohabe that the Government
VIII accept the notifications OF N. Heueage's ulberaD
amendment excmpting estates ,scd the English
system from of the str pgent provisions OF
the bill.
The committee report on the LAM bill being again
clause 3D. providing that whenever within six
months after the passage OF the bill, action for
debt is brought or is pending against tenant before
should have power 10 stay sale I'M cr any writ of
execution, of q tenancy until the termination of the
proceedings on the application.
The Government asscntcd TO the amendment
which was carried by n vote of 209 to 76.
The committee report was finished and its third
reading was fixed tor Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-29

1890 p. m.-The President bore the dressing of
his wound this morning with less fatigue than hith-
erto. 1t appears well, and is dschargng sufficiently
Shortly afterward his bed was rolled into an adoin-
ing room while that occupied till n,w is being
thoroughly cleaned and put in order His pulse is
now "a; temperature, 9S.5 respiration, Is.
ID. w. BLISS.
j. K. BARNES.
j. J. WOODWARD
r. REYBURN
i. III. HAMILTON.
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 2s-S a. m-The
President rested well during the night and no reor
febrie disturbance has occurred since the bulle-
tin of yesterday evening. This morning the inn
prove;nent of his general condition is distinctly
perceptble. He appears refreshed by his nights
rest. and expresses himself cheerfully to his con
dition Pulse, 92 temperature, 9s.4 respiration
is. +. II. HAMILTON
ID. W. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
j. j.. WOODWARD.
RORERT RhYRI1RN
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SUuuOMS,

Territory of Montana, County Of Sn
In the Probate Court in for said cOunty
A. human, and Francis L. Carev, 4
VS. Patrick kiibride, defendant. The
Montana Territory send goeetlng 10
kilbride. defendant. You are hereby
TO appear in al action brought agains.
the above named plaintiffs, in The
Court In and for the County of Siv
Montana Territory, and TO answer /
plant hIed therein. within ten days I'd
OF the day OF s%ervice,) after the Vi
you of this summons, IL served wild
county, or if served out of this count
This judicial district, within twenty dali
wise within forty days, or judgmel
aul will be taken against you aeel
the prayer of said complaint. The said
brought 10 recover from you sum ofond
and thirty three dollars, with Interest
at h rate of ten per cent. per annum,
Goth day of September 1879; which sum
10 De Tue and owing from you to pls1
goods, wares and merchandise sold and
ed by plaintiffs to you at your instI
request, all of which will more iullyad
reference to plaintiffs complaint filed
And you are hereby notified, that If yoj
appear and answer said complaints d
CURED, the said plaintiffs will take d
and Judgment against you in accorial
the prayer of plaintiffs, complaint, iG|
al one hundred and thirty-three dollsd
terest n costs of suit.
Given under my hand and the seal of
bate Court in and for the County of sill
Montana Territory, this I'D
July, in the year OF our I
lsEAL.1 thousand eight hundred and
one.
CALEB E. IRWIN
Probate Judge an Elk Gifted
sPRATT & STAPLEToN, Att'ys for pj
aug2W4
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MONS.

Territory of Montana. County OF an
IS. In the Probate Court in and for mi
John Caplice. Charles II. Smifh'
Shields, John r. Murphy, samuel
William W. Higgins, plaintiffs, VS. d
Passage. defendant.
The People OF the Territory of Mon,
greeting to &c, rge L Passage, defends
You are hereby required to appear
o brought against you by the abOv
plaintiffs. In the Probate Court in an
County of SILVER Bow, Montana TerrIu
to answer the complaint filed THEREIN
ten days exclusive of the day OF servi,
the service on you of this summons, |
within this county, or If out of the ~
IN this district, within 20 DAYS; othary
In 40 days. or Judgment by default will
against you according to the praye|
The said action IN brought to rem
you the sum of eighty-seven and 69.I1
alleged to be due and owing from ya
said plaintiffs for goods. wares and )
disc sold and delivered by plaintifs
your instance and request. all of M
more fully appear BY reference to h
complaint filed herein. Il
And you are hereby notified thatjf n
appear and answer said complaint M
quired the said plaintiffs will a tas,
and judgment against you in accorlaj
the prayer of PLANTING complaint f,l
OF eighty-seven and 81 100 dollars AMI
suit.
Given under my hand and the seal al
bate Court in and for the County of SNI
Montana Territory, this M
July, in the year of our
lsEAL.i thousand eight hundred a12
one.
CALEB f.. IRWIN
Probate Judge and Ex- OfficbI
TALENT 4 BALDWIN, Att'ys fer m
26iuiyw5t
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-08-02
Produce Market Report.
BUTTE, August l, 1881

The following are the wholesale pr1ces
paid by merchants and hotel keepers for the
commodities enumerated, delivered from the
wagon. Price list carefully corrected every
Monday:
Flour, Ruby Valley, xxx, $500 per cwt.
Mill Creek, XXXX, $500"
Gallatin, $500 per cwt.
Union Mills New Process Cream of the
Valley, 5000.
Union Mills xxx Snowflake, a so.
Utah, choice, s4.00.
Graham, "a. so.
Wheat, per h., 3 cents, fair demand.
Oats, per To-, 81 cents.
Butter, per h., So to 40 cents.
Eggs, per dozen, 30 to 40 cents.
Corn meal, 5 10 q cents
Beef, on foot, sc
Beets, 5 cen s per tb.
Hay per ton, $23.0U To S24. 90; in demand
Fresh fish, trout, 35 cents per pound.
Cheese, 10 to Is cents.
Barley, So 90 to 2 IS per hundred.
Dried beans, Montana, Gets.
Mutton, 81 cents per pound.
I"fk1 dressed, IL cents par pound.
Veal, 7 cents per pound.
Chickens, 800 to sl2.OO Der dozen.
Wood, Sc per cord.
Rutaoagas, Il.
tpbHt-vs, A. new.
'"It1IS, = 10 tic,
'hol!"'u iced d .r"'ts per FoaGi,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-08-02

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF N
II Ond Judicial District OF the Te,s
Montana, in and for the County OF Hii
Amanda n. Brooks, plaintiff, VS. Ea
Brooks, defendant. The People OF N
tory Of Montana send greeting to n
BROOKS, defendant: You are hereby,
to appear in an action brought against
the above named plaintiff in the Distr
OF the Second judicial District of the !
of Montana, in and for the cOuntv .
Bow, and to answer the complaint fla
within ten days exclusive of the ds'
vice. after the service on you of this n
II served within this county; or ii serx
This county, but In this District, withu
days otherwise within forty days. \
ment by default will be taken against
cordtng to the prayer of said complaI
said action is brought to obtain the \
and decree of said court dissOlving tbsI
matrimony heretofore and now exi,
tween you and plaintiff, and forever N
plaintiff from you. The grounds upos
this action Is based is your having Bel
county of nOniphan, Kansas. In the N
convicted of an infamous crime, a felonsl
burglary and sentenced therefor fyr N
Of five years IN the penitentiary of the
Kansas. 'l
And you are hereby notified that. nj
to appear and answer said complaint
required, the sand plaintiff will take \
against you and apply to the court fo1
lief demanded in the prayer OF plaintla
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal al
trict Court of the Second judicial nj
the Territory of Montana, N
the county of Silver Bow /
lsEAL.l day of July, in the year of
one thousand eight huri
eighty-one.
GEORGE w. IRWIN, nj
KNOWLES u FoRBIS. Att'ys for Pin
2GjyW5t
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NOTICE TO
Estate of John H johnson, deceased;

Estate of John H johnson, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the az
Administrator OF The estate of John y
deceased, to the creditors OF, and
having claims against the said decea
hibit them with the airy vouchl
four months after the first publicat
noLi ce, 10 the said Administrator al
la the county OF Beaverhead, M. Il. =,
j. r. MAJ
Administrator OF the estate of JONI
son, deceased.
Dated at Glendale, July the 10th j.
jy19-w5t
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NOTICE TO CREDIT0s

Estate of Geo. B. Johnston, deceased
Is hereby given by the admins traitor 4
tate of George b. Johnston, deceasd
creditors OF and all prisons havi(
against said deceased, to exhibit theml
necessary vouchers within four mod
the H. vt publication of this notice. VI
administrator at the Probate Court
Butte City, Silver bow County. Mon1
ritory.
Dated July 30th 1881.
ARTHUR p. JOHNsI
Administrator of the estate of q
Johnston, deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITOR

Estate of Franklin Steel, deceased.
Is hereby given by the undersigned, ad|
tor or the estate of Franklin Steel, deg
The creditors of. and all persons haY1
against the said deceased, to exhibit Y
The necessary vouchers, within four mo-
the first publication of this ntoiee to|
administrator at Glendale, in the coua|
verhead. a. Shl
Administrator of the estate of Franz
deceased.
Dated at Glendale, NJ. T., July q, ~
aGg2w5t
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D TO SHOW CAUs

Territory of Montana. county of sin
SIS. In Probate Court in and for SAID
In the matter OF the estate OF John Baud
ed, E. Is. Waterbury, the adminfslrad
estate of John Bauer, deceased, havl
his petition herein praying for an ord
OF the mining property of said deceden1
purposes therein set forth.
1t Is therefore ordered by tl
or said court, that all persons Interest
estate Of said deceased appear before
Probate Court on Thursday. the |
OF August, 1881, at 10 O'Clock in the f04
aid DAY. at the court room of said
court at the city OF Butte lin said countyI
Bow, 70 show cause why an order shouI
granted to the said admin1stI ator toll
the mining property of the said deces3
CALEB. T.. IRVlI
26j lyw4 PrObatI
Dated this 22d day of July, A. ID. iS1
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$4,000 Reward.

Strayed from Butte, about the list
Der, 1880, one gray horse, pony bull
n Il on left thign-when last seen
Walkerville. Any one delivering I
Owsley & Nantes stables Ia BuUIe
the above r, ward. Or any inform
will lead To his recovery will be
warded. 2julyd&wtf Gil
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which afe being pursued in our midst, leay-
ing the deduction that may be leeitimately
made to the reader. Whatever they may be
the conclusion will be forced upon his mind
that the future of Butte is one full Of bright
hopes and promises.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-08-02

The Indian department has not yet ascer-
tanned whether young Pugh who was recent
ly killed in New Mexico, met bis death at the
hands OF Tue Apaches or Mexican m~araudeIs.
There is Il mystery concerning his murder
that should be unravelled.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-08-02

Is it not somewhat strange that all the
prominent Washington physicians, who are
not in attendance upon the President do not
hesitate to express unfavorable opinions con.
corning bus prospects Of re coyery
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-08-02
OUR L LETTER.

Mystery in a Graveyard-Exhum-
ing the Dead-The Head and Foot
Boards and the Paling Fence Be-
longing to One Grave Found Over
and Around Another-The Sur
prise and Confusion Of the Grave
Diggers-Who Did It PA Remi-
niscence.
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Sitting Bull aud his band were taken down
the river 10 Standing Rock ON the 10th inst.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-13
MADISON COUNT.


One Of our eligible young men says
the hand Of fate Is turned against him, Tor
last week he rode twenty miles TO see his
girl, When 10 she had the measles.
-MARRIp.-On the 9Th inst, at the
residence Of the brides father, Mr.. VIM.
Pnllins, Rev. NJ. Elliott officiating, Mr..
George SUNNY TO to Miss Minnie Pullins
-DKp.-On the 9th inst, after a pain.
ful and lingering Illness Of several months
Mrs. sallie Libral, wife Of james Libral
She was inferred in Gilead burying ground
Mr.. and Mrs. Birdvhistell Of Mercer
county, are visiting their son, NJ. b. Bird
whistell Mis- Emma Hutchinson, Of
Mercer, i visiting the family Of q. W
Burton.
On last saturday evening a fishing ex-
cursiOn ehsperoned by Miss Sallie oldham
made It's way to Silver Greek, and many Z
member Of the fnny tribe suffered. Two
very essential points to the enjoyment ol
the occasion we're the excellent goldman
aud the merry "Birdwhistell-ing."
AT a meeting Of the stockholder. OF
the Mill Grove and Paint Lick Turnpike
Co, the former officers were reelected II
A. Moran, President, and ~ T. Jones,
Secretary snd Treasurer. ..... Also the Kinks.
willie and Kentucky River Turnpike Co,
with G. c. ChrismAn, President, and ~
I. Jones' Secretary and Treasurer.
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eARRARD oOVXTi.


judge Owslsy has appointed II. G..
Kaufman Master Commissioner, ries Mat
Walton, resigned.
John Mahoney, sged twenty one, died
of Pnsumonia near Lancaster, MAY 10Th.
The remains we're taken TO lie Iington for
burial in Catholic cemetery.
&C. II. Lucas has bought considerable
wool in the county al Is cents. The farm
srs learned BY sad experience last season
that wool rings badly managed wsrs un-
profitable, snd They vill "go Il alone" this
year
Elder Wagner, who ministers 10 the
spiritual wants Of the Christian church at
Antioch, below Lancaster, announced from
bic pulpit lasI Sunday that he could net,
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Cincinnati millincr !. suing lot
reach If rromiac o. vhilom simiwr 81
III. who ri,ui D., objection ~ hi. rsr,ni-
10 The match
Commissioners ksum decide that d.
ullsri need not respect a Summons 10 IT,
Hiy in regard 10 The contents II bonded
warshoufes With q view to State TAXATION
The supreme Lodge Of knight. Of
Honor d. in session At Minneapolis The
report Of the Supreme Dictator shows the
number Of members be 10 7t,5sl, an In.
crease at the rate Of $500 per month. Bal
snce in Treasury, Sl2as52
The Albany argus says that Uoysrnor
Seymour has written an earnest letter 20
Democratic senator, urging the con6rma-
lion Of Judge Robertson, speaking highly
OF biz character and capabilities, and say.
ing he appointment will emancipate and
purity politics, "by breaking up tyrran-
nicsl machines misrule in this State"
A Georgia man Is sued by his neics
tot bresch Of promise OF marriage. lie
urges their blood relationship as evidence
against the probability that be woald Of
fer 10 make her his wife. She replies
that the proposed union was at first repug
nani 10 her, but, a. he was rich and persist
emit. she finally consented She wants
$4,000 damsgss
-Brady's organ, the Washington Re-
uutEcaa, edited by Gorham, has the impu-
dence to tell the President that the Star
Route scandal emsnstss from the same
men Who started the DeGolyer and the
Credit MobilieT stories about him This is
in the nature Of an intimation that he
should suppress the investigation, Il in.
clined to DO as he would be done By.
Ia regard to the Kentucky District
Attorneyship, : special to the Cincinnati
Eaqa.-.- says. ut il stated in q most
reputable quarter tonight tina; the Presi-
dent ooniemplates ap pointing Mr.. Thomas
Mr Thomas ran foT Congress on the Re
publican ticket in one Of the Kentucky
districts and vas defeated The selection
Of Thomas is in tie nature Of a comPro-
mise, as his appointment, i Is thought,
will raise less trouble among the ones who
will be left than the appointment Of any
Of the dozen who have made hot "a oe for
The place
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Spring chickens are beginning to bloom
out, anil = good prospect iof fair crop.
t'us medic,l student has received NJ.
dirloms, -iuct ~ hi- .hinels, aud gone 10
extracting teeth
- Mr. Zach. Blackberry, sitter battling
with Consumption for long while, died
At hls mothers lat THURSDAY, and Wa
inferred In the family burying ground.
The voters down this way are anxious
fo' Bobbiti and Hsnsford to come down
aud give them little chin.music. Of the
two evils they are willing to choose the
least.
A certain clerk At Dalton had sudden
attack Of Texas fever Saturday evening
and he y now dangerously 10. The dis
ease Is thought to have been "foich" in q
letter.
Miss JEANNE buchanan, Of Crab Or.
chard, snd Miss Ssllie Talbot, Of Bands.
town, made Mis- I,uellA Bright a aying
visii-..Miss Sallie Huffman, Of Lancaster.
spent a lev days with Mls CLARK Enels.
msn...~Miss lula Neager IL convalescins
mfr. ]. c. Gentry has been quite poorly
With hsmorrhage Of The lungs
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LINCOLN COUNTT.
Riohmond Juncfion.

HI. V. Hutchison has returned from
Florida, and says II know not what others
may say, but a. for me-givs me Kentucky
or give me death"
Mr. Isaac Hamilton has the most
wonderful COW in the country She has
produced three gallons Of milk per day for
eight years, without the loss OF a day,
making s,76O gallons, which valued at ten
cents per gallon is worth $50. Next
F. F. Bobbitt addressed the citizens Of
our town on the evening Of the 10Th, urg-
ing upon them the Importance Of sending
hin to Frankfort. but the jay (l2l hung.
They we're about equally divided, some
were for sending him two years; others
were for discharginR him. He had mott
tilted Hansford by telegram in the morn
ing, bat he failed to put in an appearance
and Bobhitt proceeded with the prosecution
He spoke ia his usually eloquent manner,
and was evidently sound on many impor-
tant subjects, such as opposition to high
tariff, fayoring retrenohment and reform,
and the revision OF the criminal code, &c.
Since he has submitted his claims to the
Democratic party there is better feeling
for him.
During last week We travelled over a
portion Of the work on the extension OF the
Knoxville branch. The contractors are
pushing their work, and before another
year dawns upon as, the L. and n. will
stretch her iron arms sixty miles further,
over which the ponderous locomotive, the
emblem Of civilization, will be seen wend-
ing her way along the rivers, up the deep
rayines. and under the lofty mountains, en-
changing with rapid flight the articles Of
commerce between the North and South.
Then, and not until then, will the true
wealth Of thar mountainous country be
fully known. In fact, they sho live there
are as wealthy as bluegrass farmers; not in
broad acres Of fertile lands and lowing
herds Of short.h orns, but in the neIhausti-
bic mineral resources and fine timber,
beneath the weight Of which the very hills
groan. The finger Of omniscience has thus
made an equal distribution of wealth, and
created a mutual dependence between
countries. That country looks to US for
vegetable productions, while We draw on il
for N neral productions.