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hight DISPATCHES.
Notes from the Orient.


sax Francisco, Nov. H. Ar.
rived: steamer ('Optic, fts,sm llOUe
Kong. via Yokohama.
HONG kONl;, INT. 1.-THE ex-
Regent Of l'orea Kun was carried
October iiith 10 perpetual captivity
IN the city II PM'lfng. Provinee 81
Chill.
Captain Lang. Ut he British Navy,
has commenced bis duties - Oman
ixer and director Of the Chlnese
Navy. Hh position. Il h under.
stood. will lie the sanse ~ that Of.
tered Commodore $huieldt.
Work IN the Canton llOw Lam
Telegraph, Lime IL brOkeu up. owing
:" the smperslitios,s fears Of chinese
lalOrers.
Tie American Munster, YOuux,
receives praise frOsa the foreign coal-
'nunity for his prosMptues~ Ia caus.
ing the improper claim az Chinese
interference with American manu-.
featuring enterprises 1t Shanghai to
IL: set aside i,v the authorities In
I'eking.
\ ridi..uls,ux statement IL circuDa.
latimg In the English papers Of Asia
IN alleged authentic authority"
that the japanese and American
Governments have formed u Secrpt
friendly alliance against COrra.
\ member ii the Hawaiian rOyal
family !. expected shortly to Visit
Japan. Extnvagent prelaraiicnA
for l,is enterta inn,ent are In pTogresa.
=. N. BRYAN. Foreign Sulseriutensl-
ent Of the JalsaneSe Posl.ol]icc Is
als'ut t. return to Amlerjl1. Sew
eral REASONS arr sel forth for Lbs de-
parturc. The truth Il that bin viii
ful Observation-Disclosures Ut the ln,st-
Office has gone to such y J,0int that
no foreigner IT reputation care" to
continue In It's service.
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Bierstadt'o Mansion Burned.

New YORK. Nov. Ia. THE Bier.
stadt place at Irvin9tOn on the Hsd-
sou. owned by Albert Biesxls1t. the
artist. was destroyed by ttre this
morning. The origin "f the Are n
unknown. Int the theory N that It
started ~ the chimney nsles. Henry
I. Chapman. Jr.. msenll,er Of the New
York stock exchange, Nr'upied The
MANSION the last season, aud ye,sler-
day mS'rning returned to their hOOM'
in Brooklyn. 1t war errr' Ell l8years
ago nj q ct,st Of $lkl,'nhl. The studio,
77'xJ' feet. with ceilings - feet high,
Was situated IN the rear Of the s<cOna)
story. All the rs'O,lss we're s.Ss'iOals
with interior finished In llsri w00.l.
Large Turkis), rugs took the placs. IT
carpets. The furniture was e.'Stly.
Nearly every r'Onl contained from
three t. ten valuable pictures " f.
NOUS artists. In the library wtrc
two pictures Of the famous Iln,c0Mitc
Valley, valued ut ~, UkO exclI. The
house y ~ tlllesl with many valuable
trophies aud cui i..>itiey which Bier.
.,adt collected IN Yosemite Valley
and el.cwhere, and ~ far ~ KNOWN
,l..-~. valuable relics aud furniture
are t.,lally destroyed. The furniture
i,>c was probably worth $l".UCO.
Picture. and curi0ei(ie* are estimated
worth nearly $1Ca'.'nhl.
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Bold Attempt at Robbery =.

Just before .lny-hrr.:x yesterday
morning Fred Plotting. proprietor g.!
the Metropolitan mcat mHrS,! Oh
West Park street, was aHaktdt't TIE
ringing Of the alarm lock OF the
money drawer III the :ia,hr:. He
jumped out Of led and selling |: IT.
vUlver hurried I'M" the ~ .rSrt,
wherc he found the front do" wide
open, and heard the sound u: rapidly
retreatins footsteps. lie ru~:'ed 4"
the sidewalk anil >:,w :; man running
at u "a gait down the street. wi."
kept on till lie l:s,Sc'i Il. n-l.;" Hall.
where l,c disappeared '.e:wts''' the
building. and wa lost sight "f The
man WAS within cas-: i'n.c w:""
Mr.. Plotting first >.,w !.:':.. s.,:: lit
did nM shoe. Oh M..n;nt T va!
p.r~o,> being "m the sidewalk ~"
nigh. lave been ,nsl:s:!:::r'.:. TIE,
rubln.r secured AN entraNr - ii''
market through the front door ssh.
the glass having l,cen taken Git &"
a1i:.r.i ventilation. He did no; size
cpcd in getting the money draw:
open and nothing was missed from
the market.
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The Indications are that the Ma.
einnis mines are coming Ia the fsonl
a. ore producers. Large capital l'as
Ics.m interested IL the district, and
another season will probably rank
: llarkes among thu. iu,ls',iHnt mining
regioUs Of Montana.
=. The Bismarck 7riLs~' says: The
. drst National Bank Of Helena have
in Maiden (;ulc:, within three miles
M Fort Mag;mni-. u two stamp oscil.
a.iDg mill, with \. NJ. t:>slvr, n
mining exiEri. as superintendent.
, His knowledge. III ere permits him t.
guarantee the ro,upally IT, repre-
SCENTS. $jO,(AIj Ter dividends ~ the
expiration Of :, three months run.
The Judith 4: Iii AID Silver Min.
ing company have about four hun.
drctl tons III ore on the dump, and
ready for milling when their n,a-
ci,nery arrives. Parties are now cas-,
purchasing machinery tor this cOID:.
pany.
The C"l,nt. Nevada, Florence.
Helen. Golden i:Iglr and Silver star
con.pamir, ar. all taking out ore.
The Consolidated Silver Mining
Company lave Interests in eight at
the richest lo'ir> now opened, and all
0: their ORES as-,vc'l are found to run
from one hun i.,.l dollaJs to eighteen
hundred dollars per tom. Il j. i'e-
lieved n" .i"t: rest will develop as
richly ~ that -: this company.
One half Interest in the Collar lead
was lately sold I" the On,ai,1 Sn,elt.
ing works tor lightly thousand dol
lars, (;cO. Mcad the purchaser. ras.
sing tir'ugh bismarck east, Thurs.
day last. This will i~ the nucleus
to general TRANSACTIONS. NJ loom
interests exist. Only ere in sight
talks and nos the people WHO went
into silver mining are Jll'ilant over
their daily discovering.
The zriL"M: has ever been All essrn-
Est advocate OF tls.. virtues III the Ma
Rinnis region, 'x.c:,l,>t., over one year
ago il had positive assurances from
practical cxrer,-. That there were
immensely r,c:, mines in that section
vi Montana. Now that the>.. i,ii.s
ARE l'cing opened the world will ..n'n
~ee the correctness III the T.';i'"""'~
statement.
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To- Demaesoe5c county ticket Il
believed 10 b elected.
vULL VOTE o. BOULDER PRECINCT
observation-disclosures, 50: John
son. District Attorney, 81; Gard
we'll. Council, %; Allen, Rep. II :
Mills, Rep, -; NcDeslhott, sheriff,
q; AeSosiey, Trsasarer. s.; Tay.
loe, C)esk and Recorder, 3: Fast
esly, Assessor, 81: Warner, Probate
Judge. g.; Powell, County Coroner.
g.; Elder, schools, 50; Elder, Jus
tSee of Peace Is: sweet, Justice OF
Pseee. 2; Thompson, Constable. 20 !;
Dunks, Road superintendent. 10 ;
RsiDey, Il.
Repu6)iean-Botkin, -; Water
man, District Attorney, b; Fisk,
Council, .; Reps, Cook, Is; Pattcr-
son. Is; johnson, sheriff, - D.r-
lingtom, Trrasurer, ~; Mcdowell,
Clerk and Recorder, -; Raymond,
Assessor, B; Mckay. Probate Judge.
II; Dean, County Co:nm'r, ~; Cook.
schools, ~; Denb,w. croner. ~;
Elder. Justice Of Peace, -: Tionnr.
son, Constable, ~; Evans. Super
visor, -.
WHITEHALL PRECINLT.
Observation-Disclosures, Ii; Jolim-
son, Dlssriet Attorney, IL; CarslwelI.
Council, n; Rels., Allen, /; Mills.
-; MeDer,uott. sheriff, .; McSor-
Icy, Treasurer, .; Taylor. Clerk
and Recorder, q; Exsterly, Asses
cor, IL; Warner. Probate Judge. IL:
Powell, County Comm'r, IL; Elder.
schools, 10.
Republican -Isosk n. Is; Water.
man, District Attorney. IL; Fisk,
Council. 8; Reps, Cook. =: Patter.
son, =; johnson, Sheriff, q; Dar-
lington, Treas. 3; Mcdowell, Clerk
and Recorder, 5; Raymond. Asses.
s"r, 3; Mckay, Pr'bate Judge. Il:
Dean, County Coroner. IL; C.".k.
Schoo ., Is; Dentrow. Coroner, -.
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DrBLIX, No.. N-Dulllm Free
mans Lo"'""i says PREMIER Glad
sto!le never l,elorc yesterday l)e,.lare.l
- distinctly am.l clearly hix opinion
Of the neseseity NJ home rule. a,r lh..
extent to which II should h. con.
cedesl. 1t r. impo~eeDr toexaggeratr
the Significance Of his mtleraucex.
Gladstone would mn dare 1" Use the
words he did unlsas there was some
real meaning behind them. Thr
proposition that England will re.nx-
Mise home ruiz. h distinctly admitted
end IL brought M Ne clearly int" the
domain IT practical politics H. Glad
stolle In his speech.
The Irish 7SWs'x commenting ~
IT, points says etlitorially. Gladstone
made . remarkable aud emphatic
bid for ~ Irish vote.
The ed6rt granted slivnr,'~ I" Mn.
Wel)esley againxl Cs,l. Wellesley ,ss,i,
Of Earl CowIey, on the ground ii
adultery committed rs Wellesley
with Kate Vaughn the artr~-.
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AFRICAN GIRLS AHEAD.
The Prettiest Girls in the World
ARE Our Society Bellies.

English wO,,,cm arr Ivy consent the
most beautiful IN the world. Tut
American girls arr tl.c prctticst. II
Is all IN the family ~ doubt, AMI
very proud W. should II. ri the rv.la-
tiO0ship, Int We must acknowledge
that \ g,M.l ,,,Si,y agencies have l'e~,,
nj work IL r.hnl,leic that most lx'i-
fts.l ~ created ls'inxs--Iu American,
girl. .>h" l,a> IN her vriI.> the l,ltnnl
Of the l'eli AMI III" primitive (;cr-
,usi.: -l,e j. | arti.,Il. Er. nell. butch.
Scotch. Irish. Welsh: there II the
v"l,,li,,..,.. z a.e III the italian
women IL her gli,iim. walk, and al
ways. except IN America .!y"u don't
often SOC such feet Mn'' ankles out 81
spain. Fixed IN your ~" remains
the picture. vi n very iyl'I,ai .Am"ri-
csm young lady. ~ W. saw her, not
M.amv weeks ag.', maxim. Tier l,s~t
cuurtr-v Epr the st:,~6sll ~ London
,aD.isty. The. rn',,s are Among tie
prcttiexi IN town, AMI many "f
our l,rtttitxt w"lNCM are grazing the
x4.esle with their l'r,1cndr.. j:ml eur
gaxs. has r.'stesl Ull u" ono 1T them
with such u0all"ya1! satisfaction NJ
ON certain figure. standing fer the
moment solitary -h.r partner lia~
lust D,s<u seat away ~, >s'IIlt thrilling
erraE.l.-- fran,esi IN a ~1,rt "f lnwer "
N.Ossse. aud ferns Hnd i'sslhrry
grass.~, l,er l.&ss'l j. gently inclined
~ tl,oi,gl, in contemplation ri l'er
lx,;l.,,,et, with which tlI: fingers II
her right l,a,,,l arr toying in seeming
un..nslss,.iD..sn.-ss Ncr fSrsi j. slight
aud wiIlowy, bat It's flowing aud ls'r-
iect proportions IcIs;Ovr amy saa>li-
ci.,,. III sicklinc.~ o. Wr:knc~<. The
arms, guiltlrss " ''r.,..'lr'. are $!rI'-
,ler, Int beautifully Rounded and
,li,slv,l.1l: the cOr.S,ss. y! the Ir.h.k "a
vpriiaLIe tram,-slrt->+. soft. cream
like. .i-li'.a!c, in':riin'''" il iiht-
and irxsu,c satisfactorily filled.
The line 0f ft.atWr.S from forehead Ia
chin i. cl,,-si...lly t;r.'rian: the COIN.
pl.x;"E ue.r white. say" FIR Il
single spot IL IL" n'i'l'ile.
III each. r;u,.k, =" even anil
regular that they Ia. TIT IL. Ml',"'."i
To- have Is.,,. iai.i on i.y art, w."
they not "f il,at liquid tra.'>l:,rris.
carjuine MlIi,.l, art l,a> never yet
conn asst Il. W. m'.i.s. particularly
the el.xant .l,a)s. "f The head. and
the grac~fnI manner III its setting "m
the long throat, M,"t softly slipping
shoulders. Tie hair. y. li'a,cly fine
anil silky, and wanting i'u' "'." ray
more Of sunlight I" In. the cO!"r "f
,.,,rv x0lsl, II ns.'rc hns.e.Iy arranged
than present ias j.'n dictates: ami u
few ss.,.l.ls.l> Mrc scattered ANON. the
ln--es with exquisite abandon. IS
ti..w,.i, s'',,." r''"l'"" ''''' 4" '':''t lett
tl,rssi " ~. "'.l they iH't remained
IT, .ln'rftlu""I mt"",",. 81. j. u
picture drawn VIA a 60. :. hand,
III the >:' 'i.:.n T.. '.,''"h''' 1t this
yeNr-i". ':'l'>. We all 81 the sui
Irux..~ fairy Ia,. -. - !i.' ellie I'"''
i. ~. H. .... III the >...,:,.'i.
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4 New Enterprise Which Affects
Montana.

Albany, E"v. H. ~. {. Eastman
-: New York. W. II. Monroe ~ A.
i.::ny, ". ~. Wander. lit Of New
York. and ". .trmsl.l III &:hissgo.
i,av" t"r:nrs. u company with IT,.
ported capital W >i.,hhH.Ws' I" Opp'ss.
the thit:,y, Dir>st.rx IT Iss.ef Enter
prise. The! will ":~.m .lclx'ls IN
every ,i,y wl,cr" other finn. have
as",ric. now. and will sell beef
hr",,gh, from Chicago on the An,eri.
can Refrigerator Company. 'ars Al -
price v l.irh will just .-'vcr TX l,~,ix%.s.
Thi> j, cs.n-i.lclr,i u move tn crowd
out the dressed beet trade in tin. IN.
tcr&x!- Of l;v+. stock business aud Ken.
lucky com, aante~.
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I.ONlsoN, Nov. 0.-Tl.e Queen will
review the lnsllnn trOoI,s ut Wimdassr
Castle. and decorate some Of the
clnaem II the f,rcr fNr conspicuous
bravery In the Egyptian war.
A dispatch t. the Times frMA l'airU
rays the Egyptian authorities arrsxl-
I'd servant sent l,y ss,Illc One vi the
rebt'l prisoners tn the English cs',,n-
ri, who N acting for Arali and hi.
fellows. Sir Edward MalilCti. Brit
ixh ('Nnsul% '~neral ut C,irs,. there.
upon demanded Ie liz released.
Ara(si ~ prison il y greater culse tI'
the pt-Of'le az this country than Arsii
FREE.
The cvlll,s:,l thunder Of the trial Of
Arab h universally admitted.
(;r~cr and Turksy signed u prUlO-
cv'l looking IL the evacuation II the
disputed point. on the fr"mtier.
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I" Newer 1(ioo tue W1ter Till the
Well Runs Dry"

TIE little community living On the
n,uuntaiu ride n"rth Of Butte osar
the Nnuutaiu Consolidated Mine are
dependant up',n . single we'll f"s
their water supply. Recently there
lbss b<~n considerable neighborbo''d
ouasresing abs,ut the we'll, and the
nses mate Ut the water. Wednesday,
morning It vs. S;'uud that s''','c mis-
esxs"t had, during the previous
nixht, n,najs . wreck Of the ''n16'ng
ar,uud the we'll, throwing ttn'bess
And rocks iuto the water, and other
wine d.~,s,ilimg The veil ~ ~ 70 Ten-
der il useless. 5,ssl'ici.'n fell upon J..
n. Russell. Stephen Hughes IN" a.
II. Keith ~ the perpslrstn'" u the
.,,a, rsxe. aud they we're arrested o1 =
..s.nrxs. II malicious ..sisci'set. ""
trial yrssessisy before Justice Irvine
there vas M evidence to sustain the
chance. aud the ca~e was dismt"sed''
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Eaurood Racket.

The platform Is now W and the
temporary depot ut Deer I.Mlge in
process II construction. The I.'r-
nsanent depo: will rp commenced in
about five weeks.
One hundred and fifty Thousand
pounds III freight far Pi'iIi,s,l'nrgl,,
Missoula and FrenciltOwn, including
cargo Of salt for PhilipsLurg. are at
the present terminus vt the Utah 4
Northern.
Ninety toi.s o: Northern Pacific
bridge iron have already arrived nj
Deer Lodge. Russ Bros. have the
contract for delivering the two hun
dred tons Of II bet ween Gold Greek
aud MissOula.
The Ogden Pho, rcls'rts the arrival
1t Ogden Of the tirs' consignment, Of
4+lb. steel rails f'r r.lay;ug the track
Of the Utah l. Northern railway.
The entire tine is to lie r..la;.l and l",
in first class order.
\ general sn.a-l'-ur az ur,,d ".
the Northern Pacific. Ias; week, i..
tween Billings and canyon. i'l.v."
freight ears beaded with limit. -.
among tl,r wreck. y" one vs. l'"l..
and The Track WIS tOon ci.:r.i, Il"
that Their: VA, ~, MIri: dr.a.-.
Cause a br,ksn c"lc!;.. :'iU.
The question 81 Ics.ati"n for the
Northern Pacific depot 1T I:,,z~inan
has lwcn decided in favor ut the east
end. r. w. Meadow E:.- inrn"'i
Owe. MS FN arr"- to W." \n:;;nr.
l'a.'ii:. .r''npa".: I" !" DID ''n <i:"rc-
an.i this property is :, l." ."n-"'i..ai-'i
with the additions II Eou-.. an!
A,l,*w"rtl,. under the n:,..r q; The
Northern i',r:.:c addition ~ the .,,l :,
uf i.mc,.nn. Tic :a,:ii,:on consists
of 81, r.i.,s an.l will ". v.Hiy frr sab,
IT, two. or three h:o:''.-.
IN i;:. ,r,lr-.' If :. :,.w y...:- ~
Northern i'.u.i!i. I':,'trud will -
fE:nU.' :,r :.vCnu' ~ si;.lc i!i,.,.S
Eun.;,,,.. -: mile ~ i.'i::,i: I'M
cxten.i,, tree ..;al;i:. : i :wir- s..;:,.
I" l.rs.:..., the rv...i f'..:!l ,,"r.., ATE;
SHOW .!.il.. In addition IL Lari.,.:
u in:.... /. rug "t nNr'I Il: this w",k 't-
tween Fargo anil Bismarck il, D,-
ko;.:. tlIr officers T. ~ dist ::;:t,t
Immense quantities 4: >..s!!:ng. aa.:
cuttings IL the farmers settled on the
lal.l grant AMI "il;.:.. ri pri:.'s :',r skill,
In FOTestry.
The .New .Nr,'|k"t~: say: After
November 10Th the through, lc.~.":!-
ger train 10 and from Ogden vii! run
direct to Deer Lodge, arriving a!~u:
l q. m. aud departing about: J.. ~.
\ mixed train will als" M put o', hc.
tween Deer l.o,lge and Bate, leaving
Drer Lodge alw"it Il i. ~. and arriv-
ing about -: cr y D. ~. This train will
connect with the through train ~
Silver Bow Junction. thus :s:E'r.:i,s
rassenger travel each way daily.
The time tween Deer I.n!: - and
Butte will IN. three ar tire: and Il
half h"un~. II j. n"t anticipated tina;
the Oregon short Live will !" "r-r-
ateGl until the middle nf l).rr,E;wr
after which the time will lr >!'":'-
cneti up several hours.
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EuReiau Notes.

-. i'i.iEIS,:v i.:. N":. l".--lt is
believed HE Minister nf War favOrs
the Introduction Of the ten. kOtexe-
h,,, territorial system int" the 1su*-
sian army. .
The ls.iicc this morning rc'.:anded
:: ,.u1II" III inilau,EIatOry llataisas
tina: .~rr.' posted on Neve>ky palace
XXI. r.in. traders I" Join the st"'ial
r,..., .:tjO.listS
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se'''' u q -. yeneegday u
above. cd q Q ?. -. - sbovs.
4 slsse 10 Aseaesvil Q csreAea On.
Siderable sxniee.nest q midusshe
's"e Night. The bright sr0-cs,,,a In.
d. s''ss t''aa . ass ~ soss.,ss.,. .
~ 's"',"'oe wa- 10 pr'sxrs~. a..l shr
dire '''s ~ the light, eas>sd uasy
|" y 'slieve thae the Ns,Aksviii,.
-c'' al '''''ssr was ''srsiss.
Fsswk & Hyde. ~ho ~ e,u,h.o
""'I' 2" 's'~vs ls'jles. while uwl.ss)
'"x u ~ TIN. si+pa. ~" w.~k. s....
''""' r'ss ~ III ,ssi.s 1t ,I.~ Hlssrs.
s'-.' u IN the ~ lot. He vup /.
'a'ir' ~ Ls'~.I.. -; aesd =
- ~ r.-".sisss NIL ~ oskrs.
= !. 81 ~ IN VI, where his reis-
w. s-.s.ls.
Nv - 10. xjes.ti.s:s ~ ever .o,sj
( = >'.".kr ~ lu,,lr lssvisx elsuse.,
'w": ~ iIs..' is~'ps can NO IT,.
" .''se'- IN X. Il assy IN ~ we..
=" Z. s.W.l ajsrsss lOssO Osxsv ngu nssw
4" ssl 4" y sisssi tmr.~ weeks r..
-. Ill., ." vi.seI' 1" lsy lssssss. u
.''a .'s'sl y t.,re th. ns.l ~ Dx.exsssla,
ID l"T c~Mi. will t,e s6ded. CalD
w." NJ. We.css. settle with sh.
ss'sssssy, Asssl r csivs the bse.uiu IL
'Iss ssss'sa popular tsensseer ID Mo-.
OanA,
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C1.:s.ID about Wand. rbjlt.

\i.w iu,;i:. Nov. ~. Information
~ ,!,aHArtcr not I" l." questioned
roN"c> 10 u> I" the "tjtt'. !!Iat Van.
Icr'.;l, privately soil ten million ii
:.i- h,.r i~r ....mt. '~",'l-, and ut u
;.ri~ Il. :,'.'ut w." iser .s'n;. i'el"w
TIA, ..r:::rm. in the market: that tl,.
iniN.r> were several savings tssnk =.
vi" |"I kinks t!,i. Indicate. Van.
G..:Ii,'> r,ni;!"nrc in raiir,:s'l ST.
su.i;.,>
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Bcadlnugh'3 Case.

i.".u".N. Sov. ~ I'll" action VI
l,u.r,.ry ". Brad a;,xl,. raising tile
uue>:i;n whether Krxdlaugh in AL
,ilin,-tcring I" himself the oath ~ a
,,lc,M:n'r ".' Parliament was legally
sworn. was argued to-day, am'l the
Judge dismissed the silt on the
ground Of collision. Bradlau9|s leing
both plaintiff and defendant.
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l1ci0h News Note,s.

DCnl.Ix. Nov. v.--Ri..l,ar,l l.al,r.
Home Rule member III the Commons
from Queens county, Ireland. lIxx
announced hia resignation.
II h reported the I nder.s Secretary.
sl,ip has been 0tlertrl u O'(Unn,'r.
Fr'vhm,"'x .J'w.ws,i. in an artis.l..
protesting against the c'nferring the
freedom at the city II Dublin to lien.
eral Wolseley OH his return to this
city, asserts WOlseley. when :.lns,i I"
start t0r Egypt, delivered M address.
10 which lie said the only alloy I"
his pleasure over the prn<r.s't vi his
expedition was the fear that The ir,.i,
people might take advantage ri hi>
absence To rise, amd l,~ w"u'.i not II.
there IL suppress them. During the
tendency III the dix'l,>si"u III the
cOeFciom Till, the .Ioxrn"i s'.ys l.~ rx-
pressed the hope that ii the lrixl,
slIouls) revolt he might " sent I"
Ireland tn suppre,ss them and teach,
them what war meant.
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Fa:s.l Powder Explosion.

WHITEHALL, n. u, Nov. TO-
-Four tons ri powder exploded ut the
ii~cnan lime works, >uiitli's l'asin,
To-day. Tw" incn. Dennis Golden
ami Zoe Cameron. . no had charge ii
TIA. powder h",,<e. were blown To
at"i',. Snne parts Of their PERSONS
were .pun.i half u mile distant. 1t j.
SURPASSED the n,"., were smoking.
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~
Our ROOSTER 10 HoARs1
AND WI Ply our
1Ael1
dave Vns Hsasa Prem Wlsdsr'a
Landing,
AAA YSo0 DsWooo aaA 1glsDoala
0ountseo9
Aag,naio Got Thero Dy . Rous-
Ing Majority.
Three Oheees and . Tiger
0pesisi % the Nlxss.
vssrEL, Nov. S.-Boakin, 5; Ma
xlisnis, ;.
Special 70 the M'xsx
0LExDIvE, Nov. O.-The vote Of
OAws''n covnty stands, Maginnis,
SS3; B0akin. lU6.
Special u The NINeR.
vVvss s>ssmsm 1A~~s~n Nn,, a.
Rs'cky PUNT, Choteau coumty, gives
AAginnk . majority Of 7l3.
Special - ~ NlnEs.
HgLBxA, N0v. cit b said here
tonight that the Des.soesats Of Lewis
and CLARKE cosn'y have elected 0il-
patrick. Sheriff, BY 3 majority.
Special . ~ MisrR.
BgxT0x. NV. e.-Naginnis, ~
majority, with s precincts to hear
from. Thr Democr~ts claim the
county By $40 majority. The Dem.
cratic county Ticket b I'll elected.
Special - the Nl1KR
FOxr NAaINxIs, Nov. 9.-Total
majority tor Maginnis ut Asiden and
Stuart precineas, III; At Rocky Point
M.ginnis' majority, Is; Carr'll gives
Bolkin = small majority, hut do not
know what Il h.
Special = the NlsEs:
BOxEMAN Nov. 0.-Botkin's Olli-
cial majority ID the county b III.
The Republicans elect one Council
man, two Representatives and one
Commissioner. Tie Democrats will
carry the ret Of their ticket for
county o0eesA
0eeeial = ~ NiskR.
HOR.E PLAsks, via NissouIa, Nov.
., 80, = ~ ~, tar ~ heard from
Maginuis h running ahead Of biz
ticket. Hone Plains gives Nagin-
Ms 90 majority; Thompson River,
20 majority; Tbompsou Fslls, l5O
mejori y. The eounty will prUbab'y
give 100 majority.
Special - ~ NIHsn.
HELENA, Nov. Give lsecincts
In Meagh<r county, Deep Creek, Dia-
mond, Chestnut, Maiden and Stuar's,
are reportetl TO have given Msgtnnis
an aggregate majority VI 143. Re-
..... - k..,.XI 2...ls<.se, that fhs. n..ss,.
Goats have. elected part. II nat all, o:
their county ticket. Oar Judgment
IL that complete returns will show
l.4s thar lOO majority in the county.
Lin.x.ln Precinct. Deer I.'dxc cOun.
~, FtMkin. II: AayiMmis, =; Stuck
ln,ie. for Council, gets Is majority.
aud other candidates about the same.
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Detective Miiler's Memory jog.
god.

W>-uiN..r"~. Nov. IN. The at
:.u,ion M Directive Miller having
,r.:, c,ii.ri I" the charges preferred
a"aih.; hin. by General
!:rw>,": accusing him of l'etrayiIlg
tie interest Jf the government IN the
.:,T "p:'l- .',-,<. says that lsc j. en.
Tilted ga :ria! i,"!.:e The. l"mrsl a)es-
;yna:r:i i.r the :G.:r;c, 'O,mnliSsiOiI-
rs. ~. Tiled 'ha! Il" is prepared
~" .,;,..! :i:.,:.
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Heavy IudQn.eut.

l'.yyiDEHCi. Nov. H. The I'll.
rre,ne Court, in the .:asc of VIM. J.
King Il Sons W. tluidiirk C"n,I'an
Nm. >prayu,.. President. declined IL
.:rar further arguments. hut instruct.
I'd the jury IL had u verdict for plain
tif! for the full amount. sem SOS.