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l6lehoel Davitt delivsssd - 81
tIsa bsRsse 1880 peosle g Try.
New Yeti, % Tie Fourth. u ~
- sleq~eae tsibats efpsaise - Anee'
Ia spi Anseseass ssd - IL ~
i.stieutises q ssr eosstEy. Not
vithseaodIag . dsissling saio w
ihlliag ~ vat eoscossss a peopSe
W. held - 90 nsaa, asd Ssve sndt-
vjded stssoeioa - the besnins
wscds Of ~ Silssd speaker. He de-
nounesd - s1aadess ~ rspests 10
eiseulneioa thae divjslses sxlsoed b.
tvesa NJ. RAsDsll asd hiass)f.
Dusisg IL delivery q the ssaai"s
NJ. Dsvist NJ ftequestly interrupt
q b. ssehssiastie ehsssing. wesse
soesy ~ have not space lor IN a bib
adoisnble a6drsss, bat make room
6or The eesejodlng pestioe a bib ~
.naslIs. II alludiag - the sesesos-
IT. a Amesies ID Supporting lselaod
ID hsr struggles for liberty, the
speaker said:
II know, - does every man ut
home, that he Land League stru9y)e
has boeo carried % By the sjd Of t'se
fvnAs seoe fInm heTe. We re 6ef0re
% success, bot ID seei1g it w are
oooecjoas tlst e be- 6ee1 won -
naueh b. TIE ISish II America ~ BY
The Irish 10 Ireland. (Applaase.)
Wnea thae sucosss eo0es, when the
haGed lnndDoCdiom has been drive0
fsu0 TIE soll, vhss Ireland hae inde-
pesdeaes, then / believe, l Know,
iha1 0pQgoss1no and 0isesy ID I1e-
NOD vi)l ooose. Tho long yean
thsoagh which tue sesuGEls 6ae been
enssjeo On viii soe1n % 1Dbot . dream
a. TIE Dight, disl,eoDed, With oil the
dayk hoGTons which The igbt b ,nght
with e, BY TIE soa q sgss0esn. Thea
The eo0ptaine that he l1isA e;ti5ens
u Amefics aso Dsss Amefjesa tlaa0
tlse shouDd b Will eease. The very
love u countgy which shows itself 10
stroagiy BOW towards lre3asd Will tn
twru s. dlreeted towards The country
al their adoption. They will be-
come A0es3eaa e.tls<6s - fect
- veil asin name they will heatify
themselvss with tie destiny At this
xJtot a00 g3ogiUuD gepo6o1c, and they
viii help 6oild Up Anesjca until she
setaiss de pos0tjoe 70 which she b
- Sapjdly travelling, that Of the
theaght-9istssa of tue world! ZAP
p.asse.) No hanger digtsaeted BY the
tnDeD q wrong aSd injustice which
now 1T their blnod - IRE, lrishnsen
win pay . postioa a The Debt they
ovo . . psFt q yoor people. Ny
race Will teeo0e = loyal and - true,
- 6rm ID boetllng Tor the right and
- int0)esate q wrong, - ago your
native torn. Then acros the wide
stseteh a Tie haghlng SO there will
Be . ftee people booking 70 America
with eyes ot 10ve. A I1ce with lib
city q least Win teaeh their ohiDdsea
that % thib Sysst = poblie they owe
the pgjco1e1 boo0 ~ which their
latses su0eged 20 lang. Then, walk
ing hand % hand down the centuries,
Amesjea and lTelsnd viii 30, joined
II that uDjOn Of love which God him
self has b)esDed. What power shall
doeseo dlvoeoo between those two"
(LsUd md eo0tiuued spp)auSe.)
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Star Route Gases.

WAsIiINoTOX, July lO.-Bra,ly
made IN order wherein he SAYS that
In view of the unsatisfactory and ir.
regular service rendered upon this
route, he believes 1t should ". re.lnc.
ri lie therefore puts the contract
hack IL the original figures. S33.!H22,
ami dcslucts = 1885, frUin the cont r:ict-
Or'x pay without allowing the usual
extra months compensation. Six
days later the order WAS reScimd.sl and
another made giving u tri-week!y
coupon route AMI raisins the cOntr;,c-
TORS pay S:9.71. The important
railiuss.l connection made by this
route is assigned ~ the re.ls0n for
the last action. A few more dOc,l-
Inemts will complete the record wi
dence on this route. Adjourned.
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TEN CENTS A SHOT.
A Story Of u Fat man, q Darkte
and q Carolina Alligatore.

About thirty miles out Of Charles .
ton We sitle-trackcsl to let the express
~ ~, and the train had hardly come
to n xt..nCi.still when some one raised
the cry Of alligator" There he was
sure enough. Just over the .ence was
u pond of stagnant water ut the edge
IT u corn-iield, and reptile about six
feet long was resting on log aud talk
ing taimgs powerful easy. a score Of
passengers jumped down, and {" d"H-
en- revOlvcrs came into view. but l*-
fOrc u hammer was raised Tut AMI
puffy man who hailed from WiscOn-
sin a.4d who was making u trip for
his asthma cried out: "HOld on! hold
on, everybody: Give me a shot nj
that gator and Ill buy the drinks
far half the State of South Carolina"
We fell back to- give him a show. H..
had u revolver x(,out ~ long ~ your
thumb, and lie crcpt to the fence.
rested i, on u rail and after u great
deal of wriSgliny and twisting and
coughing aud wherzing he hlazcd
away. The alligator i'"plsd of the
log and Disappeared. AMI the fat man
threw down his pistol and jumped ~
and down and ycllesl out:
"Pi:n,b.ccnter, or I'm g.nt:
H,mray: HMray!!"
We were lrtting him Oh the back
and telling him that Wisconsin WAS
the greatest State In the Union, when
u cOlore<l man came down through
the corn to the cd. Z Of the pond AMI
called across:
(which Of you all ana dom da,
.!,ootim'"
"Mc: Me! / killed him." am.
swcr.-l fatty.
"Who was you >iloo:im' ut HE or
lie '::ator::"
AT the gator"
"Ol,, you was, ch:' Well, dat'- on
~ ten cents u shot. Tut | can't hat
sou I,O,icrin' me for |, - than fifteen!
Il you want to put IN the either five
uilet> III call il h.iA cents
Aud Us he started to come around
The pond the obi reptile cnwic,l out
Ia the first row vi corr. and pilt"wrd
ais l,pa.l "n II s.xl. ~ ii weary Of Ii!r>
:riLulations. The tat man looked
If u, the iarky IL the alligator, ami
hack ut the crowd and all that lie said
was:
"Boys, march in by TOURS AMI we'll
.,,:srvl, in and swailer barrel and all. '
Detroit Free Press.
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Cepodose 0ho1e3dt - 6ones Wy
NDellsh thing fos which he Win b
enlls6 70 aeeoupt. II win b Teasea,.
bsred that the 'Cosumo1aee cruised II
China waters loe sevessl months Co.
ing which time be became somewhat
intiapate with . nsnl,er Of persoes1
high IL authority In that country.
He Impressed them % isvosably tha(
the Chinese government Tequeseed
Tie admlnis tr.stson to slta"h him Ia
The American legation In China In
oeder that the authorities there Nigh
have the brne6t q hk experience and
isseruetins 10 naval ydence and
The equalization as navy. The re.
quest w.s complied with and the
Commodore took up his residence In
China. His position was Oneof hon
Of and inauence with little or M n.
sponsibility q Labor attached to It. II
would seem that the Commodore
should have been satisfied with the
honor bestowed upon him BY the Chi
ne.e government and would have
carefully aostained from naeddliug
with matters which did not concern
him. But 1t appears that be b neith-
er grateful for the lavors shown him
nor possessed OF ordinary discretion.
This b apparent In the letters which
hs has wristen home for publication:
In one Of them, which Wa publish
In . San Francisco paper, h. made
changes ag~inst the chastity Of the
Chinese E,npress. OF course the g.
leseials became angry and demanded
bis immediate recall, couI led with
the threat that II he were not recall
I'd hs would w driven from the couis-
try. The demand hes been complied
With and the Commodore b now on
the anxious seat awaiting the pun
ishment that Is certainly in store for
him. What it will b. Is not yet de-
tesmined but Secretary Chandler
should see to It that = full measure we'll
shaken down he nseted out 10 him.
There b no lack Of persons who can
bear witness to the immortality Of the
Chinese q . people, but 1t Is ungrsts-
fhi and out Of place on the part Of
Commodore Shufeldt to n,align those
who have shown him 70 much con-
sidesatiou aud conferred unusual
hunOry up0n him. Herein lies his
Olfense.
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Miscellaneous.

TORONTO, July 1.-THE Grand
Trunk Railway will take possession
0f the Great Western Railway Au.
gust u.
LONDON, July 1.-THE second
l'atallion Of the Royal Irish regiment
has lxcn ordered to proceed to Egypt
within n hours.
ALEXANDRIA, July ia Fort
Ada magazine which was blown up
was located close 10 the vice royal
palace outside Of the harbOr.
COSsTANTINoI'LE, July ll.-Said
Iasha, formerly Prime Minister has
been reaplr'inted to that Office in sue
cessiOn to Abdurral,am Pxsl,a.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE National
Archery tournament began this
morning at Lincoln Park. Forty
eight ladies aud a large number oil
gentlemen participated. Miss Nor.
rison Ut Cottage Hill, Cincinnati,
won the highest honor. ut the sixty
yard range.
LONDON, July lin the House OF
Lords this afternoon Granville said
the commandment of Alexandria
does not constitute q declaration Of
war against the allied tower ~ the
Government h an alliance with a
military despotisnl how dejacto
ruler Of Egypt. Tie repression hill
to-day passed through the Commons
and its third reading In the Lords
without division.
WASHINGTON. July lO.-A caucu 9
Of House Republicans was beld on
Saturday for The purpose Ut discus
sing the advisal'ilIty Of atte,n uting
to dispose Of the remaining con-, Est eti
election Gases aud to tle..i.le u,x.n
slljOurnment; about fifty meml,e,,
were present. This number WAS
,leeinesl insufficient. y" action waS
taken. 1t waS decided to ascertain,
how long il would take to secure. :,
quorum II it should l'e required. The
question Ut adjournment Was d,scus-
*<tl. hut the OI'lmi',l,S were sO varies!
It WAS impossible. to give any indica-
ton Ut the prevalent sentiment.
WAsHINGTOS. July 10. TIE House
cs'lnlnittte on public buildings and
grounds have agreed t. r-cnnam.e
the appropriation Of 81 900 for the
complexion IT u monument ut Fred.
eri!xlMarg, Va. In honor Of the moth
or Ut Washington.
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Tho Statement Of Their origin
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Histo. ical Facts.

AT recent meeting Of the Anieri.
can AntiYurian Society Hamilton Is.
Shapes read paper concerning the
origin Of the names Of tie States o;
the Union. Fom among other facts
are taken the following:
The name Of California hrst Ori j.
mated in the imagination Of the au-
thor Of u Spanish ro'nance, "I.ss Ser
e. lie E.pplamtl,an." Here the 'is-
land vi Cali .ornia where great alum
dance OF gold and precious stones Is
iound," was described. The name
VA. probably given to the territory
now embraced iu thi. State by some
of the SIaniartls with COrtex, who no
doubt had read the sensational ro-
nance.
Oregon was the name formerly
given to an imaginary river Of the
West, Carver, Nh American Traveller,
mentions 1t in 1868. In describing
the river he evidently COMPOUNDED it
with the Missouri, but the name wa.
finally applied 10 the present state
Of tliat name.
New Hampshire was named from
Hampshire county, Of England. by
John Mason of the Plymouth COM
pany, u whom the territory was
originally grauled by tile English
government.
Tie State Of Massachusetts, was
named from the buy Ut that name.
TIE origin VI the word Massachusett,
II from the Indian ''niassa,'' great,
''wa.l..il,lasil," mountains or hills,
suiilx ''ct," meaning ut Or near.
There are many conflicting opin-
ions concerning the origin Of
the haiuc Rhode leland. Some
believe il to have been named from
the ancient Isle vi Rhodes; others.
from the Dutch. kOOde Eylaudt,
sigmifyimg rel island. 1t might Mls'
lave been called lthOGc Island or
K.n..l>tcs,d Island, being near tic
lIariA,r.
Connecticut spelled In M Indian
alect, Quln.ncI'tukqut, signiIying,
''lail<i-.,ll. a.it',.g -lidai-river."
New York is named from the Duke
ri York, tile original grantee. In
the charter he Was given all the iand
''irOni the west side vi the Cui.liecli-
CT liver ID the Gust side vi Delaware
Bay"
The Territory Of New Jersey was
given by royal charter u Dir George
Carteret and L"rd Berkeley. Car
ierel, in Eugla,,L's great civil war,
had Dravely defended the ls.e Of
Jersey, IN the British Channel, ami
his new possessions In America
we're named in cUii.l,I~lnOrutiOm Oi
this iact.
Pennsylvania WIS founded by VIII
liam Penn, amt ii - tue only State
named from its !uuii..vr. The suilix
".yivania," sigmi!yIn,; forest land,'
il U.>cri .hive III the gene raj character
q. TIC country.
Th,rc counties lying sOUthOl Penn
sylvan,a were formerly territories Of
lk., STATE. IL i7''l they Wei, grant
c,l IL separate chatter anti named
Delaware, alter Lo:d Ibc l.awar. VIII"
iir,; explored the bay into which the
river tinihics.
Maryland was named from, Queen
Elizabeth. who Was known Ne the
virgin Queen.
The Territory Of the Carol'ans WIS
granted to- the French settlers In lOtIs,
and WIZ tanned after Charles ., vi
France.
King &, orye H., Of England, was
the s,n,,,sor for the Southern state Of
Georgia.
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The Sultan Objects.

CoxsTA:Tlx0PLE, July ll.-I.ortl
DufIerin, British Ambassador. nOti-
6ed the Porte Monday of Admiral
SEYMOUR intention to lombard the
Alexamdrian forts II Arab PAsha re-
mained obdurate. The Porte the
same evening telegnphed to Masaras
Paaha, the Ambassador at London,
that such an act would constitute u
grave inftaction Of the sovereign
rights at the Sultan, and It b expect
ed the British Government viii
order Admiral seymour to abstain.
ALEXANDRIA, July 1.-THE fire
fleet commands the railway to Cairo.
Up to noon four forts In I'LL were
blown up. No casualties to the fleet
OBSERVABLE.
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OON0RE 99lONAL
SENATE.

WARRINGTON, July l!.-Morrill,
from the finance committee reported
Eavorably the Senate bill repeating NJ
much of section 1885 Of the revised
statutes ~ imposes . charge upon ex-
port stamps ON tobacco placed on
the calendar. Groome, from the
committee on pensions bill reported
q bill to prevent the payment Of
double pensions. The Senate finance
committee adopted an amendment
to the internal revenue bill changing
the date frsm May 8 to October s.,
when the prisoners Of the bill relating
to stamp taxes on hank checks,
drafts, orders, vouchers, matches and
other articles embraced In the SEIZED.
ule shalt 90 into effect. The report
of the conference On the lunk char
ter exteusion bill was agreed to.
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CHICAGO, Jsly 1l.-Comu'tasS"ne'
llldgiey, Of the southwestern Rail-
way Association, announces that
commencing Augusa let fright 5ates
Tor svsiu fr"m Missouri river potnts
win Be- advanced I've cents per hum
dred p0undt.
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Star Route Trials killing Of
Blair.

01o1f.
CHICAGO, July ia Washington
special says: It Is charged In con.
nection with the Star route trials
that senator Kellogg, Of Louisiana,
was connected with the payment Of
certain postolIice drafts agxrrgating
In amount to about SGO.OoO Indict-
ments were found sOnie time ago
against General Brady, and J. b.
Price. contractor on this route, who
states bis case to the public. His
friends say he will make q good ex-
PLANTATION - to the origin Of the ru-
n,or, and that there Is no legitimate
basis for The charge, and that per
soual animosity growing out Of LOU
isiana politics is 1t the root Of the
matter.
g. n. TAFT, Of Charleston, arrived
to-day from S.uth Carolina. He
say& the evidence h overwhelming to
show the killing Of Blair at Camden
last Tuesday was apolitical assassina-
tiou. A. soon - Blair was killed
the friends Of Halle, the murderer,
tOok possession Of Blair's body, q
post nlortem was held and Halle was
brought before . judge aud liberated
on $500 bail. The law requires the
prosecuting attorney to be notified
and he present whenever application
h made fDr bail under such circum-
stances. In this case he was not no
titled. Judge Kesshaw, who admit
ted Halle to hail, Il a relative o. the
0>tfs.P
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A Duel-Flxht With 8anditta.

4 Od6I-l1Xnt VIII 6a6o1tt6.
ST. Louis, July ia Fost- Dis
patch Matan,osas special says: Cap
tain AlverO and Major COrtlOva,
officers Of the Second regiment,
fought a duel at San Luis POt0sl.
The former was killed on the spot,
the latter died soon after.
A part Of the Second corps Of
Gems d'Ar,nes fought the 6anditta
under Manuel Gomez near La Cida
Una, In JaIesca, yesterday. Manuel
and jose Comes, leaders, and seven
others Ut the banditta were killed.
The balance scattered.
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ALEXANDRIA, July ll.-Shortly
after nuon oil the English guns In
the forts were dismounted aud only
those In . sheltered position were
able tn return the British nre. Fort
Marsa Elkauat, which was blown ny
Was only completed q week ago Sun
day last. The momiereff battery AID
Ptarns fort have teen silenced by
the guns az the Seileraire aud In.
flexible. 1t Is reported the Khet1ivea
yacht has been sunk In the llarbOr.
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CLINTON, n. g., July lI.-Phi)lip
Hansen was hanged here this after
noon for the murder Of Henry Sell
en-. A great crowd was present 1t
the scans,ld, which had been placed
IN the mindle Of . field. Hansen
never 0iuched. The drop was i've
feet.
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Protest Of The Sues Canal Agent.

pfoeeot Of The Sues Canal Agent.
PARIS, JuEe 1.-THE agent Of the
suez canal teIegraps to he Lessers
that he had written to the naval
commanders protesting against the
action Of the British consul Ut that
port In preventing vessels h om enter
ing the canal, ~ . violation Of its
neutrality, and declaring that be
would hold the company responsible.
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The New Yoak Tribune b authori-
q TT The statemeat that the syndi-
cate q bankess which boaght from
Northern Pacific Railway Company
In November 1850, $sO,Ooo, 400 worth
q boods received 1t that time the op-
tjoa 70 call - mueh more BY the nrst
Il The psesest month and that when
the syndicate made . demand for
$780, 900 worth of bonds o. this op-
tioo - he Day specified The emu
pany wss uaable to deliver them.
The reasea given for it, inability to
comply With Tie contract b that the
company has not proved the hand
grant paaeats from the Government,
which pToof must accompany the
boads - called for BY the syndic .te
contract. The same paper observes
that The title q The Northern Pacific
Company 10 further land grants h .
matter sot Ut dellnitely settled ~
the IstesiHs Department recently de-
eided th.e 10 patent Sor lands should
be iassed until Tie expenses Of the
susvey BY The 0ovesnment II lands
already patented, were paid BY the
company. What the syndicate prO-
poses 70 do under the circumstances
has not yet tsasspired. It b said the
Northern PAciae Company regards
TIE order for q, 600, OoO In bands ~
The commitment u the syndicate to
taking ~. 100 0O0 worth when the
company b able to deliver them.
Il b 70 Be hoped that no serious de.
by IL the procuring of funds to prus-
seute The work through Montana
win follow the eempany's inability
70 meet 10 eostsact With the syndi-
cate.
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A Discouraging Outlook for Bea-

a Oi0C00f88l0& OQtlOO8 1oS 00oe
CHICAGO, July ia Philadel-
phia special says the apathy Of
the Union League h another snag In
the Beaver campaign. The members
have been offended by Cameron
suubbing them relative to an ap-
pointn,ent in the city, aud President
Arthur h giving more weight t"
Cameron than to them. They have
dropped their activity and refuse to
give money. A. there are !, aO in
fluential men and many other in
tiuences Ut work against Beaver, he
is not likely to have . smooth can't
paign.
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Star Route Gases.

WASHINGTON, July lin the
Star route case, WIN. X. Rider,
Postmaster ut Mineral Park, Ariz0.
M, testified to the names signed to
petitions were those of persons liv-
ing o64he route petitioned for. The
service was ordered and begun In
July, but the frst mail came on
Christmas day. On this route there
was only IN occasional letter or par.
Gel In the pouch.
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LONDON, July ia private tele-
gram from Port Said states the
French Consul there ordered the EN-.
barcation Of Frtnci, subjects. The
occupation Of Port Said b expected
to take ploco oday.
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NJ. Loahat, who was expelled
ftpo The Unios Club, New York on
aeeoant a the part be took IL . r.
cent seasdsl, ~ APPEALED b The
eoovts - Eei1slals hin. Mr.. Lou
hat's Aeas u what constitutes . gen.
tlesnao ase ~ sasily e.npseheod.d
- ~ avssa0s Mid.
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A0kion 1ininh0d far Yesterday.
ALEXANDRIA, 0:30P. H., July H.
The action u .lInished for the day.
The casualties on the Euglish are
forty wounded; none killed.
In feet Irwin cible, had four men
wounded. Iu1exible was bit 6ve
times.
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That money loves . WARM nest"
b shown In the lact that L be- aceu-
muIated ID The handD of the follow.
Ing named pessoss - hesein staaed:
To Wm. H. Vandesbilt, @sDoy 400 100;
Jay Gosld, 80 80 co. c. p. Hunt-
ingtos, 80 60 Char3es Checker,
~ 49, Nm. Hopkins, eaeveoo.-
90; Eslaie e(Thos. 6eott, "a, go go;
Cyrus w. Fldd, el6, 0ooy Ooos John w.
Garnet, 90. eooy oo9 Resell sage,
1so.No, ~ Canned J. Tildea, >ls..
co. -; Teal, >s7o. oeeveeo A quar-
tes oga esotsry ego, with one o. twe
exeeptioas, neither q these indivjd
uals veee 9ill1oasirxs q approached
being ooe. Railroads 1un tie money
IL t6oiI co0eso.
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Dombordmont 10 b 4o0oW00 tbS9
Moeui09.

ALEXANDRIA, July 1l.-Adnstss'
Seymour commenced the attack on
FIT Cudurrie and the hsrbOr forts
In the snoruing. The smaRl effect 81
the 81 TN aud other guns In the
earth works caused disappointment.
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The Bsidgepost Farmer very sen.
sibly observes that the New York
nseschaDts who are moving agains,
the railroads foe damages isflictcd BY
The recent fright blockade have nos
probably counted the cost u their
action. It says: "Assun,iag that
the courts award them damages, II
follows that hereafter when railrnsl
employees ssk Increased wages the
demand viii Be granted ~ the only
method u escaping successful suits
toe damages BY neschaI it. The
amount u the Increase will be added
to the freight Mates aud In the end
eosne out q the pockets q the mer.
chants aud their customer. Really.
therefore, the present legal proceed
inGs against the railroads are eouiv..
kent to . demand ~ the merchanta
for IN inesease Of freight r~tes."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-12

Says tue Boston Journal: "Noth'
ing SO thoroughly exasperates per-
SON Of intelligence - to meet one Of
those sn,iable and well-meaning idi-
OTIS who always accost one whe'' be
h melting from heat with the remark,
Hot, amt it, Very warm weather
we're having or something Of that
sort. But just think what world
this would be II all these creatures
had Intelligence and talked nothing
hut sense. How would you like 1t II
every man who stopped you In the
sun to speak to you should say,
What are your opinions regarding
the comparative merits Of the Kan
tsinand Helyelisn philosophical DO
you not think the constructive
thoughts Of Emerson are Of more ad-
vantage to the literary and social
world than the destructive utterances
Of Carlyle:' 'Is 1t not your opinion
that . judicious application Of subsi-
dies Of the general government would
be desirable, to the end that the
United States might regain her prop
per position In the ocean carrying
trade: or other such couundrums::
BY Hercules: In less than . week you
would be ready tn embrace the man
who should remark, 10 this hot
enough for you:'"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-12

Train Ool1oioo and Loos OF Ii6h.
VIxcENxEs, July 1.-two men
stealing ride near PARCEL station
were killed by . collision between
two sections Of . freight train: A
third victim b expected to die. His
name b Andrew Mcintyre. One OF
the dead men b Jas. Comfy, the other
buntde0ti6ed. The wreck b . bad