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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18
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Sic Gommilliou Don cSn9enieurzS ffisiereit.
melCbe Don Der gultoeSregierulg ernault
mur6e, ltnt Gorid)ldge iiber 0o5 Frolett Su
MAIDEN, ben Calumet SliB NIT Dem Dt1ebt7
qaltz Gee St Derbiltpel, bat jest Der Hc9lerlln9
tire NorI6lGGe unterbreitet. S0r1oH lou
non benz Gee uad ben Wabeln beS Calumet
flutes ein Canal Don Is SUB Siefe llllO 200
S(11bB greite angele9t merben. Mtan bere6uete,
Ban b0At bic Mus1ebllng pom 900 900 Guz
b;fzyarDS Grbe not1nen0t9 lei, mas, 1pen1
Don Der GuhbeSregterllt9 aIs9etllbrt, 9c9eI
1925 600 fDltcn 1DilrDe.
Sic ltreuoe &dlte bat Die Sin telling Der
Mrbeiten al Der 53mei9tinte Der SuinpIs Genz
tra[ rad Giios0bicago notbig 9erl06t ltllo
es lit iebt lebr unpoDri0eill!0, ooB. bieSobn
Dor Gintritt be5 6risbio0rS i'll Setrieb gelest
werDel1 talln.
0ie Cjerpdller be5 Calumet GeStrfS, belonz
bers Qber Die f~leineren Gecn, meroen leuer
bic ergiebigite GtSerllte %Iie1er1, bic lelt plelen
Sabrelt St per5el6nelt mar,
hin ben lIferi beS Molfz 0poez 1lno
@jeoroe=GeeS un0 0eS Calumet Slul1eS llno
oerQumioc GiSbGuler gebOut Doroelt. GAS
GisidneIoen tit III potent @an9e.
Safe &ielp.
Gine einfa0e, ober elgreifenoe Sarntlienz
Sroo6bie lit bier bet0nnt 9emoroeiIr III mel=
der elm iuu9cS betrogeleS &etb Die 9lloerz
role lpielt. Sic llln1tQllbe liub 1peni9 per-
idlunoen, obcr nidbtSbeltomeni9er ebenlo
treuriS, ols penrl Die Serlaliele cine >rtns
seiliu ipdre. &or ungefaRr 10 Otonoten lernte
&ilbelm 2eui0te, eilt 1nn9er Wtourer, etlt
iruoes ltGbGel teallen, oereH 3ltnei9In9 er
oelpdlr1, 70 b0B Die 6elrdtD bdlo erfol9te. Nr
SSrii11bete nit leslllem 9liidliDen ju1tgen gSeibe
sirtcn 6alsltonD III elmer fleilell Cottage,
melde er lit6 Ourcb lerner @dltbe arbeit erz
worben bate. @ier Iebte 0as iun9e Faar
.lfrieoen unb borrllos, niGts i6ien oll ibrel1
beldeiSenen Slide ~ febIen. "a tIrOIgte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18
MRaemc.mer @aarem,marft.

@prit.- Sn Chicago 1.1G; in st. eonis
1.13; in Cincinnati l.12@-.-; i'll Beoria
1.13@-.-; in Baltimore 1.173@1.18.
sientlid CUTE bis quite 24@35c, r0airp",
CUTE bis BETTE 34@c36t 9erlH9ere GHalItdt
l3@1Sc.
Gier.-274@28c. firfriI6e.
@eftI9 Ell. = Sebeilbe &,trtens Ct,
eei9la6tete 10@13c.; 6iibner 5@6c., gez
l6la@tete 7@10c.; @nten So. 100000 bas
Gutcnb; sel9lobtete SOLO; Gdnle 5000
@6.50 bas Ou9euo; sei0la9tete 9@11c.
8ilb. FrGtrteblbner S6.O0@6.25.
Mallorbs 2.25@2.50, tleiIe Gnteu 1000
ooS GpO., gSa9telH $1.75@1.80 oas
9to., Salen 1.00@1.25 0as Dus. YGrtrioz
GEES 5.25@5.50
&ortoffe elm. - @arlp Sole 60@65c,
Gea9blopS 65@70c. D. Sub. beim p@ar";
bere6net.
Sroomcorn.- 6urI Carpet unb Sruib
6@64c., Self=Dortiug @reen 5@6c., Itlt7
teln10Bi9 lang uno Don gutter Uarbe 33S43c,
trlmnles 2@32.
9opt ell SEEM 0orfer0. 90@1.10. ISIS.
40@S0, GQlif. 0.95@1.10.
%nmpet. : $1.75 bas 100 BfHHo
fir sel1ttlcbte pom 2oroe-
S6mter EFT. = Sraunes Ill 49@oc.,
geIbes 5!@-c., neiBes 7@9c. oas HIo.
al g. -&u6en 71c., Jto. l SolIo @ouH@
TIN T4@-c. 9to. = 81 &C.
@itroneu Ell. - $3.O0@5.00 bas Stit6en,
QDnlg. 14@16c. tur &aben Ino 9@
10c., fir 0~l!sgelalicuen
Smiebeln. = $1.OO@1.5O bas SUB.
Aep el.-$2.50 @3.5 bas 6aB-
Guttteu, 50@75c.
@ont9, retner r2SDtte @Ioper" 15@17c.
bos ID.
Sweet got. 8oltimorer 2.00@2.5O
baS Sop, Seriep'er 3.50@4.O0 uno SutHolleF
$2.00@2.25.
SeIler ie.-25-35 bas Ous0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18
@O6enT6h,t.
(GdIuB pom eriter Seite.l

Die Sen Gerurt6eilten al She'll getpor7
6ene Mfilbe bat allf bic 2lra6er einen glten
@tnorud gema9t.
Gem 0ernebnten na6 ipir6 Sic brttti6e
gteoicruna Dert in ser @onferenS Dor benz
Gq0ptii6en &riege Dertreten 9etpelerlen
OtGdten Dori6lagen, Die SbttttaDrt alt
Dem Slte3 Gaual inter trternatloitdlen
Sdub 81 ~itcllet.
9er fali6e 8ropbet bat III Sara unO I'll
Q(eio Nieoerluge %erltttc1, &bartum 1T ge>
fi6ert. 8ettere Sruppen Iilo oortbill abb
geldnpt.
500 4erionen, pelde ii0 inter Der Nlt1
flaae Ser Gbeilna6me aI Der GinGl6erllllg
BON MeranDriclt NM oil Dent SlutbaDe Dd>
ielbit i'll 6aft beforDell, firlo iucgen Wtanz
oels an 8cipeiicn it SreiDeit gelebt ipproet.
Inter Der Grr1erelt eltrpp0tldcn Seu0ltc7
rlIng IN 2llcIdl6rtel Dcrrlbt 9rDBe JfDtb,
Da Bic ELECTROMAGNETIC nod tnInler
ni6t ouSgesoDlt iinb.
slmsIanoiI6es 9McrIei.
- Sn &ingIton, uuf Somaica BAT
elm furbt6arcr NSillO Die gSertten rllo Den
or0Bten She'll be5 0tl01ftSDtertclS S%cr1tort.
9er S0nbtlt iptr0 alf 10 Wtlltolct Doll
lars gelddbt.
= @laDitone, Scr 10 Diel SIR Sefretlt1Q
@riedenlanoS get9an, miro gum G6rellbllrz
Ger bon Qltben ernnnlt lperben. Nlt6 lOu
linn bort ein 0enfmul crrt6tet iperben.
-9ie v9(uitrolaiian Wtine" in Grestptd.
IN N~ultrdlicn, GictDrta, lit llberldipenlmi
noroelt, ulo % Otcnl6elt, ptclIetdt meDrY
Iiub babel ertrltnfet.
= Qaut 9taGri6tcn aus Siibafrtfa bat
&etidmGjo DaS 2l6fOmmen ilbcr Die Stret'
t~iqfeiten I'M S1lulanoe mnterSeidret 1llf
ipiro i'm 9lnfol9 Sanlor bDrtbin Slrilffeb@
rem. Sin brittidcr 9teiioent lt1O cine mill:
tGril6eS 1ubipade tpcrDcn i'm nad uluro
bealeiteu, I'D er ais &Dntg eilgeleBt iperDer
piro.
: Sc miro gentel6ct, bnB Sic Soere1 Der
&affern> SGuptling Ntanlpoer 9efan9en &C.
rpntn1el baben.
SIN 9anama Gaben in einen
Sample swii6en 9te9ierrngStruppel1 nm
Geuoluttondren Die ~eriteret 9eite9t
Seioe S0eile erIitten l6ipere SerllIte
9ur6 bn5 @tuffliegen etneS Yul:
Dermaga,inS in 0ltnDoquil ftID 60 Wtell:
i6en unt'S 9eben gefommcn. gSic Srteft
aus Gbiapa, IN Wiertfp, mCloen, iDittDet II
iener Wcgsno sic Cholera 10 fiir6tcrltd)
baB %cinSelne GfanSltngel DollltGltDt9 aus:
gcitorben iino. Sn GDnOla iDurben tG8ltd
ie63ig Wenihen Do1 Der Serd)e ipcgge:
raft, uno 2lucS fob, ipaS Die Stabt nm
Derlalleu fonnte.
= Der &anonifus 8crnar6, tpcI6cr ber
S@ab Der 0i0ceie IournaO na6 Nntertt(
9eflii6tet bat, bat Die 8riiilelcr 9oltSei /!
Sen StarO gciebt, $4,000 aus 8oltor
unb $4,000 aus Stem Sort tpieocr S1 crloll:
gen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18

@iber- $2.75@3.OO bos SdB6eu q IS
@alIonen. $4.5O@5.00 bas Sap. abse=
fodter 65c. Die @alone.
NpfeIi in en-. = gouiitona $3.50@4.50
bas &tIt9en, Somaica $7@8 bas Sap. Slo=
riba $4.00@5.00 bas &iit6en.
erries. Sell &Bu9le1 $3.50
@14.00, rlIuoe $11. 50@12. 80 OGs SoB.
gObnen.-gtapies So 5@2.5 CUTE bis
bette rMe6ilms@ 2.25@2.35.
e. GroBe 6idorp $4,000, tleine
1850 ben 8uldel; &altanien $500
400 ben &ui6el. QSaQnitiie $50 bas Sap.
graitliantl9e lie, @n9I. @allnitiie 14c. Rea=
nuts 5@9c, Yecans HOBO, Mtanoelrl, barte
16c, 6aieIniiiie lie.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18

Mm @9meinemarft belief ii6 Die
3utnbr alf ca. 250, 900 StiiG gegen 1858 600
GtiiG III Der Bormo9e. Wtartt belebt unb
Yreiie I'M 10000. niebriger.
ge;ablt mMroeu:
Sor. Gomitao: @om1tag:
2eibte S61petne. ..6.15M6.30 5.S5M6.O0
G6rpere gum N0feln 6.35@6.6 60 6.O5@6.6O
G6were I. Seriatot. .6,30W6.65 6,35@6.50
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18
Sretta9:
Somftas:

SIM 3ettgei9Gft i9loB SO ei5eu
gu 914 3eS., 90 San, 925 Teb,, 99S Wtot;
M q s 494 SSabr, 494 San, 49g Neb., 52ss
Wtai; SAFER 39 Sabr, 554 San, 56S
Stat.
Dim porberaebenben 9o,ntag i91oB Cont
merweisel 3i a., a8intcrrp, gu 9444, Mois
sos, Safer 375, &o99en 81.
&Iete. A Gars lin Sdden) 81 $12.75,
8 @ars su $10.25, 2 @ors SIT $11.123, s
@ors 5u $11, 2 @ars gu $11,25, 1 Gar 61 S11
per Some,
rMiboIinss," = Gars 3u $12.75, 2
Gars SIT $13, l Gar 5u $14.75 per Come.
,GbOrts."-1 Gar SIT $13 per Come:
0eu. : Gar uplan6 4Srairie gu $1,000,
/ Car gu $1O,25, 1 Gar gu $40, 2 Cars SIT
$3.50 per Come.
@amereien. 9imotbp gu $1.4O@1.70.
&lee aA $5.00@6.15. TlacbS LIDO,
WtiIet urlo ungarii9er 45@65c. g1I9rpet;e1
$3.50.
No. G:.P
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18
$50
NerfGufe.

WerfGufe.
g, so, II. ct g. d. g, 9ub,0iu. 6's-aoOo sn 1881.
0tntnaI lInion Sci. so. G's-2O00 gu Il, 1000 gu 70A-
e., SO. q ct. =. st. ST., &. & g .G's-5OO0s gu 1OS1s.
g. s. u. 2S. 9. SO. $4,000 Su 9Sh,
Gouora 7s-10,OO ait 105.
81. ct. g. II, *. 81. II, e. Din. $4,000 Su S05S.
81 :. II. .. fe 81. G.-1G0 5 SIT 88I.
81. g., Is. II. 5t, Y. 81. &,-1GO b 20 SIT 151.
9OrtberH Racific 81. N.-1O0 SUI z5A.
G~tebmdrfte.
Ser Rtn6piebmortt mar p~ergon9ene
N&o6e iiberfiilt uuo flou. Gie .3ufubr be-
trug ca. $1,000 Stitd gegen 10000 in Der
@or1po6e, 1nb Elm fG1t tGgli6er 1teti9er
4reiSriifSang I'M 5@10c. mar ju per3eidnen.
Die a1n GdntIta9 9eltenben Ereiie iiH0 aus
ben folQenbsn 0erfQnfen erlihtlih:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18
m0rftbert6t

Gbicoao, Wontog, IS. 8e5.
@m @etreiOemarft berri6te p%ergansene
ISOLDE cine entl6ieoen wei6enOe &enOen5.
Sin ben beiben lebteu 2o9en Der Wo6e waren
bic G6lMBpreile:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18

geidentlt6 9e9eben s1 baben, aber bieTreunbe
Der 8erltorbenen 9ruben mad uno fGn0en Die
nadte Qei9e i'm Sar9e lie9en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18

1tttfcr Saeiicmocr nttS Gn%rrci1otaz
Scmt SEER sol. 3ofctttDaI bcinOt
Dceeetu6rtt8 tt'tfcre @~Dpnncttc'1
III SniuN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18
StGOt WbltaQO.

Nn% SEER Gcors 8iGert, General
3sgeat unD Correspondent ocr Saiz
Mois Gtaatsscitmag, tcit!ajt ge9cta=
tu6rti9 oen Staat California.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18

Inter ben 2ei6en, bur6 pel6e Die 9ebensz
oeiIter riebergeDriidt meroeu, li1o perbdrtete
6dmorrboiben Die i6limmiten. @orum
1piQit Oh lte ni6t linbern, warum bic S6merz
scn nibt beleittgen, ba bod cine Erobe Der
Anakesis, all 9ebortger Stele an9epeuz
BET, l9on 9euii9t, ben boben Nerth biele5
0eilmittelS 5u betbdti9en! @s iibt leine
iflilbernbe 0irtullg, iobolo Der mebi5inil9e
Sc1balt OH benz Sis 0es 2eioenS lib eripei9t.
Sic Awake sis lit III allen glpotbefeu 5u
boben. Rreis $1.00. Hrobeu fret. Sronco,
syueei9idt 0ur9 P. Neustaedter & Coz
Box 3946, New York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18

@e16Io6tete S9reine brod)tcu wdbz
renb Der gSo0e 7.123@7.25 boS 100 Ii.
woren ober an Samita9 nlr SIT G.90@7.10
pertQuflie9.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-11
The Rotort Sarcastic.

Judge TarIGll tells the fUlInwi ing
joke on himself. A short time after his
retirement from the bcncl, he hap
l,el,etl to E,s~t Nv nlsi fti'm! u l,OnI lie
Lad not seen TOR some time. The
Judge, wii smiles AMI l.. mrtinexs,
ellerves.,,! over his firU.: IN such
4" way rs I" provoke the ir.lHiry:
"What Office are you 81 candidate
f"r now. judge"
The Judge mad. u G.pre..atOry
movement with MI outward turned
PALM. and said:
''E'"r none ut all, INV dear brsther;
I'm simply u candidate E'r the King
dom of Heaven"
His friend regarded hin, >orr"w-
:u!!,' IT,: al instant. and. then. will,
more wit than lr.'itc,c~-, and more
profanity than either. sai.i:
IN ;". you don't ":rry II d.
tOwn-hip!"
Doubtless tn. Judge lost sight of
til" mans IrcGrnity;m admiration IT
his su!,!i,nr'y fruitful! c,,.lor.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-11
MARKS.
Improvement on Dfy-Cfusher
8att0ei0e.

The dry-crusher battery used In
the majority Of quartz mills, has al
ways been defective In the fact that
the screens failed to pass ~ much
pulp Is the stamps could crush, re-
sulting in much Inconvenience
through the clogging Of the screens.
Messrs. Peter Kirkwood and Joseph
Wear, Of Butte, and James Muir
dock. Of Park City, Utah, all practi-
cal mill men, have perfected IN
Auxiliary screening apparatus"
which Is designed to obviate this Diff
Guilty. The apparatus Is an attach
ment in the nature Of q hammer,
which operates automatically, strik-
ing the screen ut the pulp line, the
effect Of the blow being Ia jar and
cause motion Of the pulp, which
forces It through the aperturcs more
rapidly and ut the same time cleans
the screen to receive the next blow
Of the battery stem. 1t Is claimed
that by this invention the capacity
Of the battery will le increased at
least one third.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-11
Not Guilty.

In the case Of Louis Hienbuckle in
the District Court yesterday, the Jury
found . verdict Of not guilty. Last
June Mr.. Hcinbuckle drove his brew
cry team to Silver Bow; arriving there
after dark, he proceeded to turn lis
horses into q corral belonging I" an
acquaintance. 1t happened that the
wife Of tile proprietor Of the corral
was at home alone, and becoming
alarmed, she ran to Some meigi,'"rs
and told them her place was invaded
By an unknown man, whose Object
probably was robbery. The neigh
bors, quick ~ the defence Of an UNI
protected woman, rushed upon Helm.
buckle, who fired of pistol. The
defence was that he fired into the
air to frighten his a>.ail:ntS. The
Jury seem to have accepted this thee
~, q they brought in verdict Of
not guilty, generating tl". defendant
from any criminal intent.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-11
Ronshaw Opera House.

A good house again greeted the
Nellie Boyd Company last night to
witness the beautiful play If Forget
Me Not" The character OF Stepha-
ME, MarchiOness D'Morivart, was
excellently sustained throughout by
Miss boyd, who threw into the part
~ much energy and dramatic ability
- We have ever seen. The last act
gave her a splendid opportunity I"
display her merits as an actress of
high rank, for We have never seen
terror and fear l'etter portrayed than
by her last night. Mr.. Emery as Sir
Horace well,y, played Inc noncialant
English gentleman and the man Of
the world with an easy gracefulness,
that deserved credit. 1l,e rest Of the
company acquitt d themselves cred
jtably. Tonight "a Case for Di.
vorce" will lie presented, which Is
said to i'e an intensely interesting
play.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-11
Railroad Notes.

Thompson . Crossing, Or Shannon
willie, b now headquarters for railroad
work on the Western Division If the
Northern Pacific.
Three men were injured Oh the
railroad grade near HALEY, Saturday,
by premature explosions Of powder.
This makes twelve men laain,ctl In
that vicinity on the Oregon Short
Line grade by accidental discharges
Of powder In the past two weeks.
One Of them had his eyes burned out,
while several others Lost limbs, hands
or fingers.
Quite . lively town has sprung up
at the Junction 0f the Bellevue branch
Of the Oregon Short Line railroad
with the main line, on Little WWnl
river, known ~ the Junction. or
Junction City. About 40 men are
emplos e.l there in construction work.
The .city" IL entirely composed "f
tents. The Government Is about to
establish u lsostol1ice there under tho
name Of Naples.
Secretary Teller says hr has not
leased the National Park, nor has lie
a right to 10 ~. What he had done
was to grant permission to a ccmra.
nv to build hotel In the park and
to occupy twenty acres Of ground.
with the prOvisO that the Secretary
Of the Interior would have the right
to regulate the price charged to visit
ors. No monopoly or exclusive right
had been granted, and II people
wanted to 30 there aud l"'ihl hotels
they could get permission on exactly
the same terms granted the former
company. The Secretary said 50
many tourists visited the National
Park every year that the building "f
hotels there would Ike ri great benefit,
and, therefore, lie Lad granted per-
mission to company t" occupy u
limited number Of acres 1T '...~"
nominal rent. Congress liz, set "i,nit
the Yellowstone Park as national
mark, aud It would never consent to
lease 1t for speculative purposes
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-11

A representative Of the NrNEn
while At Helena recently was shown
some specimens Of ore from the
Maiden Mining District, Neagher
County, which indicated the pres
encs Of great mineral wealth in that
young camp. The specimens ex-
hibitej were from mines owned by
the Consolidated silver Mining Com
pany, recently organized there.
Samples assayetl by Mr.. A. N. Essler
produced the following results:
Con. Kentucky; gold, $50; silver,
.. ounces.
Crazy Jane: gold trace: silver, ~
ounces.
Legal tender; silver, Ia ounces.
Great Eastern; silver, - ounces.
Monte Christie; silver. 50 ounces.
Mother Green; guild, $..sl; silver,
III ounces.
These assays were produced from
ore taken from across the full width
Of The lodes and not from specimens.
The company will carry on mining
extensively In the future.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-11
AstrOnornlc Phenomena.

The scientific world IL astir will,
preparations for the observation ri
the transit " Venus in December am.l
the total eclipse If the sun next May.
Every civilized government In. lent
willing hand in aid Of this enter
prise, AMI several expeditions lave
already started I" tile points Of their
destinations. When the transit Of
Esnus takes place the planet II
visible 10 the naked eye ~ u round,
black spot, assing on the luminous
ground Of the sun in direction from
east IN west. Though a telescope II
Is seen ~ round, sharply defined
and completely black Object. This,
Tor the determination or the suns
lmrallax occurs Cn!y sixteen times In
Il tl.."',and years, aud therefore eight
times rarer even then the transit Of
the "t!:"r planet. Mercury.
Th" eclipse Nf the sun will he
watchV, Ivy observers, all the primci.
Isai"I,Scrvat"ri..> in the world having
agree. I" send an expedition to the
Mar'.uc~es Island: for that purpose.
Partial tHiIi'<;:> ut tue SIN are ire.
vW': r;'"";: h. They generally ~.
eur every three year. ut u certain
ii zen point tut they are rarely ~.
com nic! hy amy peculiar pl,ci,om,.
c,a. 4 tO.a! eclipse takes place or
" ut t:h' m",:cu: when the run aud
the ::nn,n stand :iO:r the I,nrlZDn
and ,..>, H." same meridian stimuli.
tane':,,~ly. Considering the constant
n,s,veM,ri. I'll the lsi.n,M and Tic
rotation ri the earth, II Is ulviOl.x
that the duration Of the es.lilse can b
only Very i.:i,i ut any one point Of
observation. Where u total eclipse
occurs. there exists u peculiar dark
Me-<. resembling Mti:I,ct night NOR
twilight. The sky appears Oi u green
blu" tint, ard several of the brighter
stars become. plainly visible. The
black surface 0f the nnn,i, apl,ears
>ury"rn.l.-! ~ Il wide, wary, glitter.
ing ring. nn'ving v;"'cutly. from
wl,iri. rays -: 81 yc!!Owi>!. .r,!Or pro-
ctrd.
/! j. pleasant - know that with
every ..i,,y~~ivc year the country
takes ar increasing Interest in
scientific r>:"r:,. aud 1T the present
rate CT i'r":r - will -mm !" in tile
ix:,.I vi scientific. investigation. t;l,lR..
II our a>tr.nG,.rI- arr. :!".Ct IL sail
from >:.u I'raiWi<su :or tl:r southern
hemisphere. willie in The information.
III rilcun, polar u,loEi.s wl,i.l l,u.:.
ls~n established ,!i- year. and lcgam
~. ~:,t:"nS in September, two prOn,i-
men: paints are assigned to America,
one III charge Of Lieutenant Gteely,
ard the other Of Lieutenant ltay.-
tmrLu N.Hh|.
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Missoula County Solid.

Mr.. ". Y. l'emberton, who has
Just returned from q canvass Of Mis-
soula county, speaks enthusiastically
Of the political prospects in the Gar
den county. Major Maginnis and
Mr.. I'emberton spoke ut Stevensville
last Friday evening, and at Mi,soula
Saturday evening. Both meetings
were attended by the largest gather
lugs ever witnessed In that country.
A large number Of ladies graced the
meetings with their presence and
united with the sterner sex In ex-
pressing their approval Of the coune
pursued by our Delegate In Congress.
Nissoula cOunty may be put down at
$40 majority fDT MsGinnis.
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Produce Market Report

BITE, NJ. r., October =, 1s>..
The following are the wholesale
prices pail i.y merchants and I,ntce
keeper. for the commodities enuIncr-
atet?. delivered from the wagon.
Price list carefully corrected "vry-
saturday:
Flour, Ruby Valley, XNNX, :4.'s'
yer cwt.
" Mill Creek, XXXX, 81"
., l*rcwt.
Mill Creek. New 1'rtre~s. :'.2;;.
;alI,tin. ST. - per cwt.
Union Mills, New Process, Cream
Of the Valley, :GND
Rui,y Valley, new PROCESS; SAILS.
Union Mills NNXN Snow flake,
t4.W:.
Utah Common. s3..5
Utah Choice, $3.50.
Graham, S4.tU.
Wheat per IT,, =. cts, fair demand.
Oats, S.
Butter, per H., 10 cts.
Egg. lNr dozen, III ct..
Corn Meal. ~.
Beet, "n foot, g: cts.
Bcets, 3! cts. perth.
Hay lHr ton. so.
lsai!cd Hay, per ton, 50.
Cheese, ~ cts.
BARLEY, $:.JM" 3.1j per cwt.
Dried leans. Montana, : cts.
Mutton, ) cts.
Pork, dressed. II cts. per H..
YEA, q cts. pr IL.
Chickens. - H. 81: per .lozcn.
WO'nl. = ~ e.. 81. IN ,lc:::a,.u
Rutal.sgas, :. cts. lw,r ID.
Potatoes, 81 .:jfNo l.75 p cwt.
Sunsage, IL! cts. l..r H..
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The Bullion Club.

Those who rcc0llect the delightful
parties given last winter under the
auspices Of the Bullion Club, will be
gratiiIed to know that the club will
give another series Of their rechcrchs
heps during tie coming season. At
= meeting Of the club held at Capl'ce
Hall last evening. It was decided that
the first dance 10 given on the 9TH
instant. The following Officers were
elected for the ensuing year: I'Ses'"
dent, Mr.. George z. Randolph; Vice
President, Mr.. Il. d. Bardin: secre-
tary, Mr.. (Ieorke II. Penrose; Treas
urer, Mr.. w. l.. Hoge; Executive
Committee, Nessrs. George H. Casey,
J. V. Long and ID. Il. Beck. The
following new membeTs were elected:
W. l.. Hngc, ]. Schcron, John
VIsourke, James Il. Clark, jos. X.
Clark, II. ID. Sims, +. s. Richards,
John A. Fa: rell, w. n. Jack, N. B.
Br0wDlee, H. A. D'Acl,eul and John
Noyes.
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Over Work.

No woman shOnld have no much 10
DO that she can not enjoy her work,
which she certainly can not do II she
had to perform two days work In one
and then sec enough uud0ne for .
third days work. This keeps her IN
an anxious state Of mind, which
helps to wear out the already ever.
taxed bfdy. She should not have 90
much to do but that she can pel form
her legitimate days work Win eaae.
not being Obliged to leave loose ends
to he pick ed up at her leisure. which
time never comes, 70 that she u nj.
why's hurried, always w"rried. alwa n
a little bit or q good deal behind haiId
with something unless sue works far
into the night to make both euds
inset, and the result 10 the two enid
~ her life meet sooner than God
meant them to.
Every woman should have her
evenings Tor rest and recreation Just
u mach rs the men folks aud child
rem, feeling free to rest, write, read
play, or ii she choose, employ
her fingers IN some light knitting.
No woman should be Obliged to work
upon her feet all day and then sit
down Of an evening, or Oitener Of y
hight, to do her family sewing By
lamp.light.
The question should liz considered
whether more help can not he had
either outside the family or within.
1t is often found, when The case de-
n'and., that thc,e is reserved fore
In ones own family, perhaps in the
person Of strong, we'll daughter.
who i.r various reasons on the
mother part, has never l,aen Put to
hard WORK. Or the boys, who urc
oft. u setting in mothers way while
she h Juggling wOOtl an.l water eau
l'e utilized, and to their own benefit
~ we'll. Any well boy can betuught
to wash dishes. sweep, wash floor
help about the family washing, aud
even to cz'Ok. They can do these
heavy works even better than y girl
ar woman i,ecaise Of greater muscular
force. Especially on washing DAYS IN
such help invaluable In the moving
OF tubs, wringing, lifting of water.
tending the tire, even hanging out
the clothes. Perhaps they wont ,,e
hung hy Il thread. as you have been
accustomed to do, with the wind
blowing gale against your perslir-
ing lack Or delicate lungs. or stand.
ing ankle 'lee! in snow. just let the
wind give the contents Of the liue a
turn or two. ami who is To know
whether they are hung out BY u
thread or not lsut II you can't give
w your pet style, teach your 10y to
do II, and let hum get the benefit of
the wind and snow. What will per-
l,alss be death to you. will h. the
elixir uf life to him.
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BUTTE, Montana, Oct. 0, lsS::.
To the Democratic Central (DNlnliffCc
ct Niirer BOM CO"NIy:
GESTLENEx would respectful
" ask that my name he withdrawn
from the Democratic ticket for the
office Of Coroner. Ny professional
engagements are s::ch that I must
positively decline to accept another
term Of office. would therefore re-
quest that the name Of some one else,
who can attend to the duties Of the
Office, be placed on the ticket.
Very respectfully.
JAS. THOMPsON.