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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
THE NORTHERN PAO1r1C.

A 81. Paul dislmtrl, under date Of
the 9Th inst. says: "rhc Govern.
n'ent commissioners appointed Ia
inspect = ,ertiOn VI the Northern IA
citic frs'm Glrn.livc IL Billings. f.
turned I" II. PAUL to-day. They re-
p''rt that In their ju.ign. u, the r.,.i
b csnstructesl in u most scientific
manner ami of the t~>t material.
They believe II IL In y y.n.l r.,a.il,.,i
and will r"cO,n,,,c,,d that il
t'e ac'rp'rd by the Government.
They were more particularly struck
on their trip over this rad Ly the
raPtsliiy If construction. i::.yh,
thousand men are III work an the
western division and seven
thousand on the nur,Lr:n. The
track h Oeiny Ibid nj the rite III; u
mile and = hall day west "f Billing.
Work Ii in rr.wrr-. "m the railr.xd
the whole di~tAn.r. The grading
will l'e completed this se:,snn ami "u.
" the trarklH.. ing will rr,,i:in Il, IL,
next year. ami ut the ct.l "f this sea-
son there will IL. only AN, miles .,
road from ls'rilaD I" ru:ci s.,unl 10
be cs''nrletesa. The w",k i. hin-
pushed 'apilly, anil ut the end Of
this year vii! In completed to Colun,.
bin river, fosty-five miles from Port.
|aaA."
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These arguments would have keen
used, and probably viii. considerable
riIet. The Republican War
it"rse" wwu!.l have ie.n tr,tiesl out.
well gr,n',lsrl fDr the lDel.,gat. rial
race; our republican friends would
have rl'urkipsi with ::lee nj the prsn,-
= cts "f an easy victory, AMI m.ahinx
w":shl have lx,cm said aiwut the
n 'ril,crm Pacific vote. but the nn,u;.
Ai'i'n " Mr.. M.ginmi. an,l his NJ.
cci''a''"~ ~ls'iIs,i all their anticipated
fun and destroyed their list hops. Of
Rrlu 'li.:,n. Hence they
harin'r hitter and vin,iictivc feelings
toward him, am,l improve every o,,-
is'r.uni!y to mis,rl'rc<rni his position,
'"':"r~ tn. lss':'Ie. They hav. their
'rs'ul'le for their !sai,,.. D,.,n,s.rs,.
rnj"y their ssIuir'mings and .untor-
lions anil .:,n afford to let then, in.
'ulSc In them without Comment.
They show they are hurt amd the
'''"rr they fr",i, aud Es,n,, aud c.,,,er
a's'ut n"w the -'n'ner they will sub
side. accept the situation in the end
and-vO'e f.'r Mayimni~.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
Bark Suspension.

KhIiH"<n. Va. Sept. 1:.-Yhe
Richmond EAhkin. aud Tu>.ranr.
Company this n'rniU. posted ut it,.
.'"'iatrr I'll" following: nr,.t: "rim
I're>i'cn' and i,arsl Of directors are
'"n'l"'''esi I" suspend business FIR the
"rt>'.n. Trustees will - appointed,
.'mi il j. believed L..:m-;;"r. will r..
&C.; - dollar for d"'lar.
sighed J"ii> u. DAVIS.
President.
The bank n;!i"rr> state III" .:,,,s.. Of
>u~l".n- Jon il s!u,. :" large .lp,n,>i,or.
Recently withdrawing their funds.
Which action =" materially contract
''i and uElm:r:l>>. Il hu- inc>s they
were :'r'v-l t" the .trl. taken. Iu,i-
mat" relations :", w.rn this i,u;
Davis b in; I'r. >i.lcn! q" both. J,as
'.rta'd an un'":.y feeling a,,,,,.y
't'l"'>i;"Is IL Withdraw luni.. Rust
ne-~ men. having large. .,..; "s;ts. arr.
r,i'ying I" its aid. Diuv,..rs If ,h,.
!''ahicr'< National Bank wee. IL, s,.s-
-'"n lat" last might examinin. its
rendition anil ut five "'...,rx TIN.
'h"rn:n.'. Gas. J.: Wh;t!nrk and
Jas. u. Pace. two nj the wca!ili,.>t
were c!e'""'i directors. john 4. ia.
:.~t ''cm r,'~;.-ur.l the i',r>,l.u.y and
hats. r. Whi,l"k w.:> v..:..rl i'r,.>;-
icn:.
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Tho T~o-Headsd Girls Hot., ~
Militia lshei.Ni. A,

Millie Christine. the two.h..,.
girl. VII" some years ago .,,~aaed
ct'i'>i'irrn''Ie attrmti"l, fr,,n, I n.
c'sa~t and other i.r,,,niurnt n. ran.
"f tine medical fraternity. i. ~
e,It II guest ftl,e Great w., p!ts.
tel, "iI Market street nl.,vs ~ TO.
trcntl,. On Saturday w,'.. ilir.
agent presented himself at ti,.. her
rr's desk I" settle the wr..k.. cash'
count. lir was surprised H. fna H.
the hill read: "rhc Mi>.... :.t '!'at
Tine" and that Inmri Wa, .h. "I'':
for tw" PERSONS. 's'd
"lI"w d." you make this ou,..,
ri iln' agent. US h. I.".kcd ut the I %;;,
ulI.l then vi the cashier. WV "''I
The lady has lw" heads h.s
not" raid the cashier. ' we
The agent admitted that such x,
the t7sxe. "aS
"And she has two mouths. +"
tinus4l the hotel ,,,am. '"n'
Again another affirmative. nod
"And SHE eats with both Of ,h.,,, :.
persisted the cashier. "'
eyes," said the agent, "but al. ~.
~ Mk:. half u meal in e,rS ,
n,Olth." cav"
THAT'S all very fine" resm,.,
the cashier. ''b,It you can't conn. ,%..
racket on ~. Shes got two h..%s $40.
and tw" nI"u ~. aud she ret, ,..'
meals served in her room. Nor !,
tls,t doesn't constitute her tw" ,..
SONS then I'D better ." out Of ~.
business.
The head waiter was called .,a
c"rrs'ln'r:aiast the statement cuncern.
ing the double feed. Then ,l,~ ,y.",
Iii..l him L" un upper apartment, and
demanded az explanation from Tho
headed lass, wl,i' !, ,j-yrlu.."j
the fact that Will. the tw" ~. ais wr,s
actually served. one Of then, WI. ,,..
vOureti l,y u v"ruci"us curiosity TIM,
'sr.uDicd an nj joining r'n,,m. SCENE.
what al: = similar affair Nwurlrl I'm
the Pennsylvania railroad = few
weeks ago, wi,rn n c"m'iu.,or, who
had not spark Of hum,or in his SIR.
lem, gravcly demanded two fares lar
Tie mo: st r''si'y. 1t was only with
r,i,-i.icr.l'lc difficulty that her agent
t. convince hin. that al.
llOuxli there were two heads, fmr
cg-. four arms aud two minds. il VA,
,nlv one woman. After some dr..
nur the cnl,.llrt"r agreed IL accent
lIc single ticket. but W I" the time
hat the train reached the le,.t h.
nal failed 10 solve the arithn,c,jcal
Il. t. how one and one
'"'i.l i~ si':,ply One.-IHiht," h.h;u
pc.n.ai.
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joe t.ar':. S;,"nkin farmer
.a'>e'' :" 'E'i bushels "i oats mi. -. =,
sou. frank ':,n, Of i.c <.,u. ...,..
'"'n' ra'>'" So '.".hr!s Of oats
Msn are New ~ work saving x,,c,,
"''rn''.rv as t:,"y ~,u from H..
wft';'.' Red Cloud. and Il i. ,l,nn'' I
l'r'''ab'e that they will save il .lI s"'
.n'- morning the Pacific Exnr,.ss
'.;.' forwarded Fast from ih;s
w." ' ""''i"n I" tue amount Of sax.
'.s.": a:'"~'"r ,nine, Sll.Sl:. I; :
assay o:hc>, $5', :'lS.67.-xi.rukI. ;th'
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0lLVDR BOW COUNTY DEMO
CRATIC PLATFORM.

HsDaie1. T 80 the democracy IT silv. !
J ~ I; amy ToseW it, pr siesstsWD- q MI
iS~ d. s,,scrs .c 'sriy. y. .xs ,.ri;G i H. I.
0sns-<SvAtS.Sss Assd = = upIl0ais rrxanl TIE
ems 4. .sli.sS ~ 1 sh- laws ,ns'is IL accOrt
oSSs'.' ter with.
Aesutco1 That ~ "sss" crate We i"siSt ~
On sass Q .109c..'I''s' 1T = stxlI system !
oessnHss I ~ the = ssssin xt1atn NJ sM.miy
A0ASS0. osN) sh' ST. tci Nrsr, sWt .bi IT'S -
0och tsS0nty s0 ~ l.. ~ Us-O r. Gsr /. e dts
p0s0sts. ~ : Mbt e 1l.ta ~. o.iesl tss b ,sss
keotce8. Tyal " view win ~ Tm thu.
Issue 's~ . es'1as rate y .W-1 ~ I =, triIx
osssl shaping sSe Daw. y - = iHi lit, HtHA..
u Tire .ve1 men. II the csSlsly. a'sI sie
Ds:h that al esDr,~w siss D. r.->'r rt.-i
osHl esNsts0l 81 ~ Law TnAt We are Op-
, ~ 10 class ki.I siOfs d" ev ~ cnar...-
Yer. oni asrinx H.. " ssss %: iHkr ssrI ( e
Do'sSrsng clo>s = aW' tav'br II up 'Oi.lI.k
Ne 11.ss'Iy AZ a 'ss.Sic ~ lrs,e lsn r. W..
oTslGe s0.y GptDO-cl u C,inese ImsIUigra
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THE WOUND sNARTs.

The Republican newspaper. IT the
Territory are boiling over with
wrath ri the nomination of Major Ma.
='nni-. AL the ".rl~~ words" in the
vocabulary If black guard. are being
exhausted to round the neriois 81;
-e'"rr'lity hrapcsi u.mm HIM. And
why: Not 'ns:.,sxe he has been der
"lirt in his duty ~ u Delegate. Mi
h.' :'use lie has forfeited the re.,"..t
"ft''e people hy n'i-r..pr...cntin: the
Interests ~: the Territory ut WASH
:ngt"n. Not l'&s...,-c he has stained
his public record hy I,etr:,ying trusts
c"nit'i.s, +, him i.v his constituents.
MT lWra.'-e lie i,as in any instance.
proved unfaitl'ful ar inefficient nx
N"ntanas representative. 80
changes "f the kind ar. brou-h,
against him. On the contrary every
Republican paper in the Territory
las. within tire last .i.s:,.le, ln,rue
wiiii''. testimony to his Zeal. fidelity
ANA ability ~ u representative.
Then why this rlan,rr:' Why this
low ahn-e aud vi,up.ra,icn directed
against him. simply l"va,,>r h~ is
again the nominee of the Democratic
PARTY for Delegate {" Congress. and
tR-:,u~s E' is u candidate when, they
':anm"t 's:at. Hal the cnmv. ntinn
placed SOME other man ut the heal IF
the tirkrt these ~an,r viliii r. would
have lan'p'"',esl the D..,,,n.ra,ir nar-
y f"r casting aside Mr.. Ma.inmis
,nd would have c..ntcn,lc,l lie il the
'ery man who should have lxeu
,",'l'nat.s': that he j. the only Nv il.
IDLE candidate the party has: tl,at he
vas proved himself worthy of its .
.'nttDupsl tr'ntisirnce and that n .
;itat mistake wxs made in druppiuv
lin.
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NEvADA's REPRESENTATIVE

No one WHO reals the Salt lake
5'1A"", doubts the stalwart Repul,-
iicasism Of that journal. hut It
seems it cannot swallow the truck
ling to- the Mormon vote displayed
~ the Nevada Republicans, and
hence it kicks clear out Of The traces.
Here IS what 1t says:
The Neva' Republicans have
nominated L. Z. PUwmiug. Of Reno.
i''r Representative in Congress-. We
presume the nomination is q R,xsl
one, and that Mr.. PUwni,g il q gem
tle's.xn wrli worthy Of the honor.
lie h. Of COllr-e ri eminent character
and high ability. ~ the same time
the aciIOn Oi tile con- invention :sr,ks ~
q It wers. ~ sell out Of l.riuci, IL :; il
lh'k. ~ IL the politicians co,.ce.i I'd
that Mr.. Cassidy would ~; the anti.
Morrison v.Ne any how, and that the
keput,lmaam~ must do something 10
l,!acate the MOrIllD:ls. Of course We
4" net identity Sir. P'wning with
'nything Of this SORT. Tut IN the ur.ii.
''xry way III lr'iiiic> it I.,,k. ~ il that
Is about what delegates to the eo,l-
v.nli',n might have planned il Gas.
''aJy Vas Hi'nOxt"us u The lr,iyg.- !
'''is's, and Nh. tasty n.t imri,c,, ,
larry .dru itiesl on that same side :
might get Il few votes from the Nor.
'"''Is. Whether THAT Was tile c,l,.u. !
nti"n ar NOT. that will liz the effect. 4;
We say, therefore. most cI,l,,h .ticajly. :
hat ."r his i,OnDIa,le amt straight. /,
"rwarsl Ca'ur>e u H.. M.r,lup,, .,;,,-s.
ion. Mr.. Cassidy ought t. triumph /.
u the fi'iit. amt i:.. i,x~ OH: cam. =.
.'"Ht wi~l's', I" that Z ii. Ill. has.
l-l'se from that eminent service. t.
! merriam k..l"ai,!i.1ani>,,l. l,a.ie u
me record ~ u representative: he haas
matte his mark as u man Uf bruin~
nat energy, AMI has s;,rI, official
t""ding ln'th W tn iis ass.n.iales in
'"''.rcss and in the Departments,
rat tie cs'lllsl IL. Of more Use IT, Ncva-
IL than AIRY other man the lns,plr
",'l'i send. 1t would, therefore, liz
"ly I" defeat him. Here's to the
.c"nd term for the lion. George ".
':ss.ieIv ~
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THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM

! The re',eDt County Republican
. Convention swallowed more that il
could we'll digest when it guIp-tl
down the platform which appears
aiming its proceedings. He Is = gen.
iu> that conceived and lrnned it
probably Stalwart Of the most pro-
n''uncerl type who take. secret de-
light in crOwdin. i .wn the tl,rUAt.
III his HaIfl,reed brethren lerssic
doses Of heroic medicine. The plat
form ssluarely plants the Republicans
of Silver B"w county upon the whole
past record II the Republican party.
1t Is piaiu, unesluiv.n'al endorse
meat of sll that 1t hxs done, gtsnl, had
and indifferent, during the l'a,t twen-
ty-tive years. 1t advocates no policy
- We that pursued by the Republican
party aud commits the party here to
no measure that Il not prepared Ly
the national b:,sses. 1t Is 80
broad In its n.eaning-so far
reaching in its embrace
that it takes IN and unqua ifle.li y al,-
proves Of every steal aud every swim
die In which the party has been ell
gagged since its existence. The swim
'li'ng. VI the whisky ring, the Indian
ring, the Roi,eson ring. the Star ruute
ring, the political asse >.,nent business.
the pro-Cninese and mouO-,netxl |
pulley ALL cor'llaries Of Republican
i'm are accepted by the p,eciou. i,,-
'trun'ent as the out-growth Of sound
political ethics aud endorsed. THIS !;
ID the logical Interpretation of The plat
orn. and will he 80 interpreted by
be unprecedented reader. In ac..ela-
ny the platform the Republican. "i
his cs'nnty will have I" carry more
ham they eau well stand under. !
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Resolutions Of tho Territorial
Democratic Convention.

kaotre6: That TIE llem0rrstic party Hf
Is'seA"e ~ e'nve" w., s"snh.~' .'sntr".
oeMcs D'l 81 !es wol y ~ u'e SO;'"'a-
Ssssn q ~. 9Dvrrmnr ~. ans'H:x ". 'cn are
eeosI tishes o. ~. special Ur'v l"k~x 4"
ns'sse. use ps"cctsOO ~ The weak against
-. ~ e',enncnm-,t- ~ IN. "t"''.x. :: a. "i'xs-
49,. -: sN" Sc7e' y, "a sh0ve all /"
Sseea Ht'csH1u"e'bI: TIT.
.. Hases. TaAt ~ lawn r..is'rn' In the civ.
y - We. Aass = n us,es' IT,. ex'sr.t'ss IL
ss'ey Insm oa1r. h.'Irr. c'r.uvi H.
s..s.s ., . sH :. Z" -. '... =: the s"t
tnWSt ns!sg - u ~ SSse nr~I 1'~t issssl% cA 4
8eS Usc' n~ess tss~ S''v' ris1ss<'si.
- sreS. INST ~ IT, Nn..r'. q" rcxkss
sxu vsxH"s~ N 's'.' H"pmir'h lar'v AM
~" 10y ~ . M.. ~ :'s s',!"ran ~ t'x> ."
sDe kswt~. nsosc. ~ ~ Ill s'':a" - III"
CsvV ~ ny - '"cs al u.s. .shiIx1'ts
@, I"ss ~. s,s~'i = -! t'"!ISiry
~: -. ~ ~ ns. "s. TO-" i";:ry ~ y o'":
~ ~ Ssssir etoy I'' Tire NJ ut sG ssil,..r>
mN ever. ue'rssstrNs ~ 1n.u>t.y ~. .iiii
s1. :! "a! ~: IT, Nv. ""'rii~; that ;I,r
ex.HssnS ccN" w" ~ ~ =" 'u'r .ru>
ss..s.. . =. ~ e,'s..' s"'l v"'at "r, rrin
~ a's~i Thst il'. ''s' IN. u'>i."I =, rvic..>
W. susw ~ ss". J. s''s' ''I'iat H.
Ss": sseeIt nm .e'''n"I r. r"ivc t:'r T.
Y.,v - 81 CUISINES ~ our rt!iZ.'s> It.S Il
skAns oc~Vy.H maj " W. ':gr him ,,tir
T.y s"tts"t ~ tIi'. - q" '"'I beer e" 'hr
'rD'srv -" rsot! ~" r''s" q. s"mt Six". .
49,. n. .M.' ."'. s.'""r'v'''s s'"r'y ~
W''o.I \. e'e~s ~. serve, ny III Owing the !
peapse ~ ~. T.rrli' r'ss Ia ns. =. ii,s'.
~. ~, 'o . ruo..s '"n =. f'r''f ~. ia sIl ,
That IN n 'hr sOv~si',,s.,'i has ii un munht- /
- eathss'ey To S"slss-t. x'.cI RUS A' lt.u I
Sss'o's ., IN 0rts rt.hts. ~, sn''tsv" u J
~. 0"Wss H. rxs'r:!s u u. any rx- .
Sene whatever. AMI We ~l~D s.Its.vc u ~,
~ o. give BY IN. CONVERSATIONAL e act. |
mee.So e)se right to TINT vmlislls ~ aas,ptrp y
slaI" ~ any sv.'skItr 'bi. I"r. ~, II r. ti,m !,
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What tho Campaign has Demon
Strat.d.

kAS-,s>i<. Sept. l:,--I'le cam.
!H,i:n ha> '!rnI".,>t rated thu vast ST.
p ri"r;ty"; >lmrapm'l over il"k rnpr
''"r''''>~i"n shells. Th English iir. u
without In .tr rs the CONSTITUTION, ~
ammunition by the rifles averaged
ci:ht rounds :x'r man. Tine British,
soldiers showed great Kindness t" tie.
wounded Egyptians. Many gave
away their wafer bottles. which. nv.
der sued, - sun were. II ..r, me u,s,x<i-
~ :er their own Use. The prisoners
all expected instant death.
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Miscellaneous.

NV i"HH. sept. !".--'i'hn"Inw
is ::ry i'll.
HA~>A>>:S. Sept. L.. General
""ls.lty has !:.t: ':,,.,t.i ia crl.r,, ar
range i"r IN a';:,:k. Al! Ia. l;,r,,s
:aVe M'W arrived.
BUFFALO. sept. 1.-The STATE. Ia
tor convention a.>ri,,.,.,l l., d,..i,;..
whether IL" Labor :i"k"t j, adj ~,
i."i H. tile iic:,!.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 1::.-Ti.rc,y to-
"sy 'c;rhratr- Tie completion -; ,ev.
rrl' railroad, With great ina. ,iijren,...
='',"D strangers ar. here.
PARIS, SEPT. l.. Tie Russian 40.
t,'>> rryghitc si.", herself in :h..
.'l'ar' incnt "f Due d. Morrey. SIN.
l. III Il Prec'ariOus cOu,ii,iuu.
MONTREAL. Sept. 1!.-Tl,c CITY
corr" 'r:.'i"n 'i"r:ine,l To- take ,.hnr,;:.
4. III" b'Iut>i o. Si.;;.NhD hv NI,;,,r
Wills 10: distribution in bread Il, i'm.
ln.r.
kASsAs-IN, Sept. l:.--The Iu,;un
'.'''rS horses ar" >u;E rim. fio,,
:i'''scr~. Owing t" the tall of t,".
flesh wa'ercai,:,!. launches ar. ..nai,i,.
Ia i'fswttsi.
ALEXANDRIA. sept. l.. -L;cu,eu.
AM Com ,,as"l"r "a, per r. t;.nnirir,,
"n American oi!i 'cr. detailed tn 49,
company the English army in ,i..
Egyptian ',:i,iri.:m. arrived and w;.I
'.'i"'rt I" S;rC trnct Wu!>ci.y n, ,;,..
hr>t """Ttuni y.
t"S>TA>rlS"rI.E. Sept. l..
t'r.'l Council Va. .unnm.n,,l W..
ter''y '"ii -..u-s III" r.!, i"u> bet wan
turkey AMI Enyla: Il. 1t WA. ,lc;.i.
''' tn" Military Convention n.n",
clearly in'ii':.tr the landjn.. ,,l..... ,f
'hc Turkish tr'"l'> in f::yyM.
CHICAGO, S.pt. IA bill: wa. ,..
Gently 'ii"i for AN injum.iinu -, ~.
S .' the ,i'aS'' city railway from
running cattle ears "r having ..,i,I..
tra''Ns. Judge l;arlmrr hi. I,,,,r"i".,
.;'''e Il sweeping decision il, fav,,r ~
. ..'e r:.:,.',''pany on all points raised Lv
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The latest a'ivi,'cs from, Virginia
indicate that Malone i, l.s.iMg ground
very fast in tina, State. The be~. au-
tlis'rities predict the election Of Mas.
sry. candidate COR C"ng:,~snla,,.at'
Large. AMI the general s..c,~.-- Of tito
De''''s'rs'!ic ticket. Tie s!rai.ht out
Republicans have put up tirk-t. Of
their own, and will not ms rule If.
h'ia!e with the Mahome rrl,,,diators.
Mal,"nc's career bids fair 10 I've a siior,
and Ing glorious one.
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Connection Of Iron and Steel Man
ufaCtureS.

CREsS"N SPRINGS Pa. Sept. H.
The National Convention III iron and
steel manufacturers and iron orr. pro-
'iucers. called to consider the duty on
iron and steel, nd I" adopt Il tariff {"
submit to the (,"il,n,i~si..n. met tl,i.
afternoon. There w"s y very large,
aud i,n,m,rtnnt meeting.
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Train Robbers Fooled.

CHICAGO. Sept. IA Parsons.
Kansas. s,x..ia! says: Reports are
received If an uN~,mr~'~stuD attempt
I" rDl, the north lx,unl Missouri 4
P'"itic passenger train in Indian
Territory about midnight. In the
l"niu"t"r Chick Warner
was shot: probably fatally. Warner
killed one Of tive robbers.
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patricido.

CHIcAt:O. Sept. IA Lewiston.
Illinois, special says James 4. Ar
nett. a p1oinineM, farmer, quarr+lIsri
with his wife and his ~.In Jacob.
and his. Arnett'., se..nsj.il.,us rela
tons with a young widow, and 49,
the scufiie was prM~'siimy, u young
so,,, Cyrus, rn~i,e<l in wit, u rev',lver
and shot Arnett fatally. Arnetl Is
still alive.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

There j. some tall kicking an,oI
the Republicans ri the county. They
don't relish the L...s..x ticket.
| Sts.wart .sn,thing syrup IL moi
t"ken I.y the intelligent, in.lepen'i.
cmt lr'rti"m Of the Republican party
III this county.
II may lie well for the s art Il
"f the late County republican Con.
, ve',ti'n, to re,a,eln''er that the ig-
nOr,d Halfbrre,l - are ''.till camp
Ing Oh the TRAIL"
The ignores, - and their friends
are being carsstd, E"ndled aud
taiiird al NN".ewM by the Stalwart..
1t Is doubtful whether all Of them
vii! take their medicine.
The n,oet cheering reports IRE re-
ceivetl concerning the election ri
Major Msginnis. His nomination l.
hailed ~ sure harbinxer of victory.
and Republicans throughout the Ter
rit"ry cOnt'ede lis election by an
overwhelming majority.
The most encouraging reports come
up from all quarters respect ng the
,.rs'spe,ts Of the s,,sress Of the County
Densss.ra'ic ti''ket. There exists n
strong determination among Demo-
Gratis tn make strung pull and pull
altogether, and sweep the county ty
decisi e majority.
Want II SPACE and the lateDees Of
the hour preclude comments on the |
Rel 'ublitan Ticket nominated yester- |
day. Its weakness II concetled and !,
ito defeat Is certain. The fact that
the Coaveuti''M ignored in it, no'mi-
nations, the strongest element il the
imrty. has sr,u>etl y feeling that
lnnies the ticket u" gs,osl. We shall
have something I" my ur'n this
subject In - & ture issue.
D..legaie Ma.is.mi- secured for
Montana nearly half million dol !
ary in a,'l'r''l .riati,ns within the last
'sar. Counting our present lr'l,ula-
ion ut :t',Ex'. 1t will t'e se~u that the
ll'l'r'p, iaii"n~ amount (" 81 for each
nan, woman, and child in the Ter
!tory. Montana has been very or-
innate In the choice If her delegate.
MI the people prolnse to extend his
\ risNl Of service.
With the exception Of one or two ;
a'''es the MINER published the Iss..
ul'iicam ticket ~ II came from the
an'is ri the h~ses, two or three
ays before the Republican Convci,- i
-" met, wi,ercui"m the Inter .."""- !
~" innGsrmtly remarked that it was :,
y OlHn secret two weeks before. /
hat i~--ilse ticket WAS made up lx.- y
're the primary inert n:ss were held. u
u unfortunate admission on the
srt Of that very in.!i-.'re 4 js,urnal. /.
Tho Territorial :srlnuh'hun C"nvc,,- '
~ meets in this city vt noon to-day. :.
has u vcrv si'"p:. duty 1" perform. /.
& last nf wl,i"i, ~ 70 name the vir- u
~ {" I've sacrificed an tie 9TH of next -
The xarritirial oi::.rimg, 4
l. understand, j. in the city, and il a
i':i"g :" cn'lurr the pains and ,sn- IL
lies which will i,"rvi:a',l. f"i!ox ~
> r:'~l, act. hut, S:.i"u-ly, one can g.,
1 Ml''irr tile courage Of the ,,.a., n
b" is will IS to s,c.. from tl:r i,ri- 4
t. ranks ri the REPUBLICAN party y. !"
Il i"ar its standard in ,i,c present =,
'n!.ai:m. The net Indicates u c,,,r- Il
Z. "">":p"'rt.s, Is h"ir. possessed q
few, and commands the rsxlnrt If ~ :.
: political en- niles "a. we'll u. the ad. 80. '
ration vi his friends. il.
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Observation-Disclosures in ('onveu-
ton,

CHCAGo, Sept. 1..-An Omaha
special says the State Anti.l'r"hihi-
'i"mi~ss met here y~>ter,i,y. There
WAX Il large Attendance. Resolutions
were "d"p t'i against voting for PRIV
candidates and requiring
al' WHO r'".ivr the su,,"or! Of the
on vrnti"n !" give p:.si:.r To- work
against prohibition.
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A Denver Fire.

DENVER. Sept. l3-The Crescent
Mills mn.l Elevator burned this morn
ing. Estim:wtesl lsss -. mn, fully In
sur,sl. They were the rge~t In the
State, aud full NJ grain. 1t il Thought
the tirp originated fr'lD y spark from
u lime kiln across the street, which
burned earlier In the evening.
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Crooked Vale.

INDEPENDENTS. M. Sept. 1:-Mr.
Fl. NJ. Vaile, wife "f Star Route
Vaile. has gone to-day to join her
husband In Washington. The rt'~l'
id~,,cp was conveyed I" her to-day
bv deed IN consideration Of -, ikHD;
about quarter Uf It's value.
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STATEN ISLAND. Sept. 1:.-Ilurg-
lar v.iS :, snnI in ,s,sl, and ln'O'1s from
Edward and Owen Mc(iOr'ien &
BrMl,cr. ly opening the safe while
ti,rv were absent. About tlO,UM IN
ln,n,ls were rpgirlercu.