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THE SHEPHERD INQUIRY.

Blaine Tells What He Knows OF the
-Shinherd's Testimony Torn TO
shreds-His Letters GnIy Fit for The
Waste BRsket-''A lie OF large Proper
lions Out sOmewhere"-The Ex.seere.
iary Gives the Committee Sly Poke
In the Efbs.
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Sudden Death.

PETALUMA, April 24th.-A man named E.
Elliot, residing about five miles east of Peta.
luna, came into town to-day for the purpose
of transacting some business. He complained
of nausea and o confusion of noises in his
head, and soon after fell to the sidewalk in
an unconscious condition, in which state he
remained until he died. The cause of death
is supposed to be apoplexy. Deceased was
about 60 wears of age.
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.
REWARD cEfeRsp.

Advertisements Of FIVE lines In this department
Inserted for 70 Cents for one time; three times for 30
cents or rs cents per week.
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Taber, HaTker & CO.--Importers and Wholesale
Srocers, Nos. los and lilo California street.
WelimaR, Peck & Co.-Importers and Whole.
sale Grocers and Dealers In Tobacco and Cigars,
Nos l26 to 1872 Mar xet, and No. % California
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Tax Suits Transferred.

OAKLAND, April 24th.-The railroad tax
suits have been transferred to the United
States Circuit Court from the Superior Court
Of Alameda county
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General sherman and Party.

MERGED, April 24tb.-General Sherman
and party returned here this afternoon from
Yosemite Valley and the Big Trees. The
road is open. and tourists are going in every
day
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IN. N. PIyBsOy.

nENTISr, Ais STREET, BETWEEN AEs,
IL Fourth aud Fifth, Sacramento Arti- -1ASY6
6ciai Teeth Inserted Gold, Vucante and all bsses
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction of Teeth. m14-lm
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MILLINERY
RESTAURANTS.

The Randbox-T The popular Milllnetf Estabiisa.
mont. B. S. Hirsch Co., No. 7iS Market street.
Strict attention TO orders from the interior
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Pacific Business College ana TelegrapEllc
Institute-(I4fe Scholarship, fc7 full Business
Course, 500 W. L. Chamberlain, Jr., and I A.
Robinson. PIoprietors, No. 800 Post sirnet eppo.
site Union Square, S. r, Cal. Send q Cireulars.
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SAN Francisco, April 24sh.-At meeting
Of the Board of Health this evening the
State Board of Health was requested TO in-
vestigate the sanitary condition OF the city,
particularly that of Chinatown, and make
such suggestions 20 the City Board of Health
as they may deem proper.
A meeting of the First Ward Republican
Club was held this evening, at which officers
were electsd.
Tae An:i-Chinesc Convention.
SAN Francisco, April 24th-The Anti.
Chinese Convention, which was called some
time ago by the Trsdes' Assembly, met this
evening 10 Verein EintracAt Hall. The
nesting was both large and representative,
oyer 100 delegates being in attendance. Sew
eral Miners Unions, from Ruby Hill, Vir.
ginia City, Gold Hill and other points, were
duly represented by delegates The various
labor organizations of San Francisco were
also represented. Among the trades repre-
sented In the city were the painters, cigar
maker, tailers. saddlers, BARRIERS, shipwrights,
carpenters, butchers, pressmen, granger,
bricklayers, c0opeFs, expressmen, molders,
boekbinGers, printers and other callings.
There were representatives from San Jose,
Nevada county ard other sections of the
State. The meeting was called to order by
S. r. Wilson, who stated in his opening ad-
dress that the object Of the Convention was
to devise some measures to stop the Chinese
invasion and obviate, if possible, the evil eff
fects' of cheap labor. A committee of twenty
seven on credentials was appointed. one dele
gate from each organization represented. a
long address from the Knights of Labor was
read, after which the Convention was ad-
dressed by several speakers on the Chinese
question. The Committee on Credentials
submitted & report, which ccoasioned much
discussion, as it excluded from the Conyen.
ton certain delegates. After long discus
sion that portion CT the report was tabled
It was finally agreed to admit temporarily
all delegates until the question be thoroughly
examined. Pending this the Convention adj
iOurned until tomorrow.
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METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC

Marcus q. Eaviey q Co.-ImpOrtsrs OF Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos. 30l, sOs,
sos, Go7 and 800 Market street, San Francisco.
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RUBBER AND OIL GOODS,

Davis & Keliogg-Pioneer Manufacturers Of CAPS
Ann Oiled Clothing, Hats, Covers, etc importers
and Dealers Ia Rubber Boots and Weoien Goocs.
No. "a California street.
The Gutta Percha and Rubber MaDutact'
uring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Rubber Goods
Of every description Patentees OF the celebrate d
Maltese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose Corner
First and Market streets. ]. w. Taylor, Manager.
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w, w. Montague & Co.-Irporters Of Stoves
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Mareleized Mantels
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers OF Plain,
Japanned and Stamped Tinware. Nos 11o 12
u I1e and IIs Battery stree.
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DPUcs. cHgLIICALs,
EDUCATIONAL,

TrstT- Sates.-Pioneer Druggist, removed 70 .g2
Montgomery St, s. F. Country orders collected
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Business Difficulty Fire - Democratic
Club Meetings Bay District Eaces-
land Lrn-ur Meeting.

SAN Francisco, April 24.h-Johnson &
VeaseY, ccmmission merchants, have peLi-
toned Judge Halsey TO be declared insol-
vents. Their liabilities are plsoed at S17,-
73S So; assets, IS, 146 rs
Tie thre5-story building az 7415 Market
street was burned tonight. The loss will
probably reach 81 600. The upper stories of
the building were occupied as hotel, and
the lower story as q store.
a meeting Of Democratic Club No. was
held this evening, and 50 additional NAMES
added to the roll, making the total member
ship of the club 100, and d mocsatic Club
No. ~ also met and received 40 new mem
bers.
TIE Bay District races, which win open to-
morrow, promise to be a prominent event in
the history of the tutf of California. All
the horses which will take part in the races
are now assembled at the stables, and the
track promises to be in excsllent order for the
flyers tomorrow.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
this evening by Branch No. l OF the Irish
National Land League at Irish. American
Hall.
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1T has wonderful power on bowels, liver
and kidneys. Whstf Kidney Wort.
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SECOND pIsPATCH.1

Tucson. ApIit 24th.-The Citizcn's special
from Thomas says Nothing has been re-
csived from Stevens party, nor from Eagle
creek, up to noon. The White Mouutsia IL
dams at the sub-agency wished permission to
60 north to plant, which, under the present
circumstances, was very properly refused. It
is thought, however, that they may SO, and
the acting Agent has notified them, through
sub-Agent Heag, that if they do 20 they will
be considered hostile and treated accordingly.
Five more horses were stolen frem the cattle
camp last night. Three were recovered to-
day. The San Carlos Indisus were the
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Shooting Array in stanislaus County.

HILL's FERRY, April 24th.-A shooting
affray occurred here to-day, which resulted
in the death of one of the participants,
named Hubbell. The following are the par
ticulars: W. M. Miles came into town to do
some trading, and while at the store of Simon
Newman, Hubbsll entered, and without any
provocation or words struck Mr.. Miles iu the
face with pistol. MIR. Miles, by the way,
has but one leg, and at the time of the
assault was sitting on the counter. Hubbell
was seized and ordered out of the store. AS
Mr.. Miles was leaving, about fifteen minutes
later, Huhbell met him later on the porch.
Hubbell jumped down on the ground, went
around 20 the team and drew his revolver,
when Miles fred hitting him in the neck,
and killing him instantly. TIE deceased was
living with the widow OF William Walker,
who was murdered on the Garcias some time
ago. The Coroner's jury are now holding an
examination.
LATER The Coroner's jury have just
brought 10 verdict of justih bic homicide.
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sTATIoNERs. PRINTERS ETC.
WHOLESALE GRocERs

II. 8. Crocker q Co.-Importing and Manuftct.
uring Statoners, Printers and Lithographers, Nos.
2lb, III and 2l9 Bush street, above Sansome.
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San Francisco Grain Exchange.

SAN Francisco, April 24:h.-The Board
of Directors of the San Francisco Grain Ex-
change have selected the Nevada Bank, Bank
of California, London and San Francisco
Bank (Limited), the Anglo California Bank,
Lazard Freres. the First National Bank and
the Grangers' Bank, as PLACES of deposit for
margins on time contracts made on Exchange.
The Committee on Classification have re-
ported the standards of classification for
articles as yet placed upon the trade list by
the Board of Directors. Wheat, barley and
grain sacks only will be called. Tie Board
of Directors have secured for open sessions
an Office in the Stock Exchange build
lag. These rooms will be kept open
from $50 in the morning to 4 o'clock
in the afternoon, and are intended as place
of general rendezvous for members of the
Exchange and their customers, and where all
persons having business and orders to fill in
the commodities dealt in at the Exchange
may meet and trade throu5 bout the day. Ia
this room will also be displayed special ts.e
grams from London AMI Liverpool, ard from
cities of the Eastern States, that the Com
mittee on Information and Statistics is max
ing preparations to have received by the Ex-
change for the benefit of its members. AS
soon as these preliminary preparations are
completed, formal calls in the Exchange will
be inaugurated about the 18Th proximo.
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ROLLER SKATES
A ND OTHER NEW INvEN- ~W "a
"A aons WEBSTER d co., A.52
No. IL New Montgomery street, ~ SfA
San Francisco, Cal. f4ptj27 @ wy
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SACRAMENTO REoORD-UNlON.
san Francisco Office, No. 53i California
street,. II. Sharpe, Agent.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
Tle Apache Outbreak-suics,ie at Marys.
yilie-RaiIrOad Tax Suits TranSgerreti-
Jusfifiable Homicide IN stantsiaus
County-lnif.CbiEese Conven;ion-Etc.

lspsoal DISPATCHES 70 rus RroosD-uMos.l
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ARTISTS.

Observation-Disclosures and Photographer, No. u
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
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sUaIp's Faulily Bakery and Dining
salooa-No. CSC Market street Wedding csSos,
ice cream, oysters iellies etc. constantly on hand.
Families supplied.
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Dry GOODS.

studebaHer Bros. 5ynBusactuFtna Gore.
posit5ry, 81 Market street, A. Il. Isham, Manager
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@. e. ADAMS,

nRALER IN HAY AND GRAIN-GooD HAY
~ at S12 so per ton a24Sts
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The Grass valley shootinc Anair.

GRASS VALLEY. April 24th.-The examin.
alton of E. A. Roberts, for shooting A d.
Mason, was postponed to-day until IL o'clock
on Thursday next, and he was ordered to be
delivered over to the Sheriff of Nevada
cnnntv.
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W. II. HARE, ID. ID. S.,

n ENLIST, NO. 6c5 STREET. Be esgaN
tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento
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Camprs original italian Restaurant has
reopened under the management Of n. Giamb0ni,
Campi's former partner. Nos. bSl and 5SS Clay
st.. near Montgomery. Everything first class.
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GOOD PAsTURAGE

NOR HORSES AND CATTLE CAN BEn
had ON the San Juan Grsnt, north Of I'm
the American River from Folsom ThereTA
is an abundance Of good water, ard premises are IN
closed with new board fence. Terms reasonable
Apply ts JOHN 7. CARDwELL, Folsom, Sacra.
mento county, CD att
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DRs. BREWER & sOUTHWORTH,
~ ENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER oFSpR
~ Seventh and streets, in Bryte's newe4stffi<zs
Building up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use u improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
mlS-Iplm
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MONEY TO LOAN
ON REAL ESTATE. AT A LOW RATE OF IN
" forest, by PETER BOIL, S25 J street ml7 II
DENTISTRY.
w woap.

n nEETIsr.-(REMovED TO QUINNSE EHe
~ Building, corner Fourth and streetsl eeYsfYfff
Artificial Teeth inserted on sll bases. Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas. for the Painless Extrac.
Cn of Teeth. a2s-d
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7zs :, -s-.sEON

Published in se-n;-weekly partsl
IL issued on Wednesday and Saturday of each week.
comprising Eight Pages in each issue or Sixteen PAGES
Home, News and Literary Journal published the
Pacic Goa {.
1e1fss.s "
sar.,i.rNnnrrlv r,,snr, Adynraisirr pntes
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WANTEo.
TO LET 0R FOB SALE.

Advertisements Of five lines in this department
Inserted foE 20 cents for one time; three times tor 80
cents o. . osnts rer week
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ARIZONA.
military Onrrnticrs.

Tucson, April 24th. h.-GoveTnor Tritle has
received the following from General Wilcox {:
Colonel Forsythe struck trsil leading south
from poiat six miles east of San Simon of
about ten IGdisns, and is following i back to
strike the main tody coming down STEMS
Peak range. 1 Will soon have two ccrnpa-
MES Of Infantry at Dragon psss and Harris
troop of cavalry a. Bisbee. to intercept any
hostiles passing that way. a troop of cavalry
is marching by Strawberry valley TO Globe.
The railroad is well pstrolled.
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A Bad Egg.

IMUA';u. Feb. Il.-Nevin, the may
"rO' Adrian, VIII" is implicated in the
in,,,d fraud, has lad face and events
which are just made known t" y'"Ir cor
respondent show that his private life ton
VIA. mmI"vc'y. SOM" years ago he ruin
I'd an c>tiI,..ile and highly connected
young girl IN IL Detroit seminary, but
was eventually married to her. He
! ,riyht her I" Chicago, where slI. leads
= secluded lie, he coming over
from Adrian occasionally, and passing
~ her husband, but under an assumed
name. Last month, Il Child being horn
I" them. Navin intrsnlIc.ai her L" some
friends here as his wife, ac&n"wl,sl- img
&" her friends :.l-., his identity. The
yuIn. woman was very unhappy here
under i.cr bondage. ami has within II
few days :asm in Adrian. From u con-
vcr-.,t!"n which she had recently it il
believed that they have gone I" Virgin
ia City, Nevada, and will turn up tlier;:
in - Jew days. He WAS Il .rmr.:.. l'n,king
man "f thirty and she II pretty and in
"r-'i''g y",'n" wo'i'ah ~: about twenty.
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In the district COur, OF III >,r,..., Jr,,r,
District OF the Te,rit''ry'f M"na, a in s,i',
the County Of silver Bow. Ir:,n;> h k,..
and Tim"'hy kennet:y: plaintiffs. Va. Rrr
Edmund Kennedy. ,:rCeasr'i. irlIa K4nry
James Kennedy, Kate r. "n'te,,y. John Ers
dy. Anne Kennedy and Mary Kennedy. J.
The people Of the Territory of Montana
greeting tO Reuben !. Davis n IN" :uin,ira
tor nj the estate Of Edmund K:'.-shy .,ie,ea-,
Michael Kennedy. James Kennedy. Kal.H
nedy, Jehn Kennedy. Annie kenAeiy w
NJ ary Kennedy, defendants.
You are hereby required {" appear in ana
plaintiffs, IL the District Court Of tn SCI.
Judicial District Of the Territory If MG.ia..
in anu fOl the County 1T Silver bow. ant icsr
xWcr the complaint fled therri. within l..
days exclusive Of the day ri srrvicr) after Il,
service on sou OF this summons. /! sr-
county, but IL this district within twenty da..
otherwise within forty days: or Judgment b.
default will he taken against you, xccordu: /,
the prayer q sail compliant.
The said actiOn II brought to obtain .-t.-
Of this CO1rt (lecrcs ing and declaring lois ".
l. 2.3. !. 5, d, I. x, y. ~ and u IL block NsHx.
lot No. y, In block No. -, in Butte city. ~
and held BY Edmund Kennedy prior 10 /,
death, and by his estate S.nc,. ~ i,rvhr.
property. Tn be property belonging ,Oa patti
ship consisting Of said plaintiffs and said T..
mund Ke metlv. and Il, declare and s;H'.
said Edmund Kennel: AMI his heirs Az, nj:
sentativcs To hold sUci, property in isG. :;
said partner>hip, and that plaintiffs a'r CE-
entitled to one undivided th;r: interest It'-.-
And that such property. by the orIr and t.
cree Of this Court. b. s)'l amt SAID rarlwI.l
settled and full accounting b. ia,!. an lii.
from the prOcecs:s arisin= from ">"k'oi 81!
property all costs Of court :,:d s;lr n :ada:
the Su' plus b.. distributed 10 I:.,' ar'i'>""
Ing IL the interest -. each in >aln l..r.'.''a.
and jOr Other anu iIrii"y r'irl ~ vi! NJ
FULLY appear by reference - sal. compliant
And YOU are hereby ":i..u .i.ai u !"u'a''
APPEAR AMI ~nAwer ala rH:.l !a."' ~ a"At -.
4uirexl, the >aii plaintiff vi! "pi'! 70
C"nr: for the relief prayed for Il: .ai' co
plant
Given under my hand ala; III" seal u Er
trict Court OF tn. Sr.":,' .'l'''M
the Territory Of Mu't:I.a irn'.'
lSEAL. the county q! Silver i:'". ''i'
day OF lIrC.'i.,t;'l. ~ '''.' yea: a.
l.t,l,! one :hnu ~. nj t,g.t la! '7" e
"iGh'!-"ne.
If:Ols;t. W. .E\ IN. y; ''riS
BY II. &. bodily. E"pUt: !'...
KNOWLES 4 FORMS. .i;lOrl,!. "a. ! ~.
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WAsHlx0r0x, Feb. 1O.-P. n. Gen
rraI Howe has written the following let
ter to Postm,astess I'm the United 6(etes:
The Society Of the Army a the CumbeF'
land appeals to you for aid h procure
contributions to . fund for the erection
IT y monument ut the national capital
IL thu memory Of James A. Garfield. !
ana sure no word h needed from me to
enlist YOUR hest efforts in 0eha1f Of such
n cause. BY noble aspirations and By q
tirp.le.,s endeavOr to pFOm0te the public
gsunl President Garfield hadachieved the
highest horrors Of the Republic:
When he had but little passed
the NOON Of life he fell q
victim to malice 80 wantOn ~ to he
lemOniac. 4 monument to him will
test the nations regard for his victories
and the nations adherence for that in
>trutable depravity which slew him.
Such a structure should not he stinted
for lack If means. The nation Is very
rich; let art exhaust itself on invention,
let n,s,nem leap tn execute her design. /
have hut lately assumed official rela-
tiODs with your corps; this IL my first
communication t" you; you are numer-
Gus widespread and influential you will
respond to thi. appeal vi the society Of
the army If the Cumberland anil your
r.>Dn,l,<t. will show, trust, that those
who administer public affairs are yatri-
otto. The postal service for the United
states are not the least patriotic. and
capable IF those who work for the Re
,M,i,Ijc.
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Dying Declarations.

NEw ALBANY, Ind, Feb. ll.-Ti"r'
j. great excitement here over
the announcement that al
old German named Peter Hoffman,
wl,, died in Harrison county yesterday,
had made sa'ss,e startling disclosures r..
gar,iiMg two mysterious and brutal
murders that had l,etn NrMtratcsl ne, Z
his home. 1t appears that Hoffman was
taken sick u short time ago. and ~ he
grew wOr<t. he cvinced great mental
suffering. On IHiny informed hs was
alnylt to die hc cried TOR pri' 1t, and il,
'lt<IMiring tones confessed that he had
urleresl three men. One IT the crimes
H. had committed In Germany to ~
r,sln punishment, ar which he fled tn
I" this country. The other two murders
IT, ~ai.l hc committed In Harrison, and
since H.. was taken sick he had lMrI,
Ovcrr,IllC with rl'lnOrs&'. His mental
torture. lNr1lllIc ~ unlmnr,.l,le that he
WAS compelled to confess his guilt. Hi.
STATEMENTS about the murder ar. fully
u'rr''"'rul.sl Ivy evidence IN the hands
-; tl,c :,lltl,nritit~.
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Literature for Irish Prisoners.

NEW YORK, Feb. W.-Fannie PArncll
writes to the .>wn: II have received an
appeal from the ladies Of the Land
League in Dublin requesting me to ask
for contributions vi magazines. both
popular and scientific, and pamphlets.
weekly and daily newspapers, novels,
bound in paper which must not, how
ever, I" Emglis', works. published in
America and anything else that the
Of to w. sent to Ireland for tic use of
political prisoners, in order to beguile
the weary eighteen hours that they are
every day condemned t. pass in solitary
confinement in cells. Any parcels of
this kind sent tn me ut lsartlentOwn will
liz thankfully received and transmitted
ut once. to Ireland. The expressage need
not TX. prepaid as have funds for these
minor expenses.
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DR.. Mary Walkers Luck.

, DR.. Mary Walker has secured an uD-
p"intn'cht ms clerk "f the Special Com
! ,Eitttc on Woman Suffrage, of which
Senator I.ap!,am is chairman. The an
| pOintlllcnt Was brought about through u
series Of diplomatic tactics to which the
Strong-D,,;,I.lttl will be likely hereafter
I" ''ln,int with pritlc' as demonstrating
! the superiority Of the female intellect i'm
matters of tintssc. DIR. Mary is an old
! >taycr ut the Capitol. Her liminutivc
figure in Il lul Z frtrk coat and other I'M
''ilin,ents, affected by gross ma ,,lWnl.
may le seen almost any day in the lob
''it.s. She g'n.s about usually lu,rel,es.tletl
/ and carrying II shining silk hat in her
hand ami over her arm, light uvcr..u,t.
Lately 1t has been understood that she
| asrirtrl tOa committee clerk.hiD. and
the clcrkship "f the new suffrage COM
! n'ittcc has been mentioned in connss.-
ton with ncr aspirations, presumably
chiefly her:l,.sc Of the boon, that civil
service reform would get by such an ar
l"intnlcnt. This consideration G: re-
form was evidently II II lost u,,on Srna-
tor I.aPilain. VIII: proceeded to max.
application thereof" DR.. Mary's cas-,
when she sought the appointment, bv
Suggesting tina; she submit herself to u
VA sStt'lt. liz SN1jItIt Was H(Hl.-
c~s:'ri:y approached witt, warinr>s and
tact, and when logic WI, needed 10 c;,-
force his l"'>iti"n l'c reminded her ;la;
in his !uh";n"i! her figure wo,,l.: Sow
t" Letter advantage ii she would ,iiscur,
lE.il;:,.o'',> an'! substitute i: .kir:. She
Is "rte'it:sl with having met this init;
nation with the reply that tie aesthetic.
>r'3.pr had rrnn.i'ly I>cn deceived by
;:"i..''utWar! appearances. lut that In.
could discover upon close INSPECTION
that she i''G fewer physical al,yuiayiii,~
than he surpassed. She expressed her
self willing. however, to CRAFTY his t;.:,.
tor sIapsli!,c>s. should he desire il liz
ti!!:n" out her PANTHEON, t. u.:ry<:,n!,.
proportions with Il small cargo of t,,t-
t"n-wa;ding. The clash nr intellect
seems I" have been suspended ut this
.;unc;urc. doubtless to bc resumed Iatrr
on. pending which DR.. Mary is to draw
IN. c'''rkship per diem OF 81. Her a,I-
n'irc'< regard the concession If TN. a,..
r'int,'i"nt as virtually Il retreat Ly th..
senator from which they are confident
hc will not venture tO rally.-Nc,r
li"rk World, Fth. ,.
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1l.--The Prrsi-
dent signed the commissions Of Fred.
\. TuttIe tO TX. Governor Of Arizona !;
lien. i. Durham to tx collector of in
ternal revenue for the Sixth District Of
Ohio; VIM. II. Armstrong, III Pennsyl-
vania. to- le Commissioner If Railroad
Accounts.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-15
Miscellaneous.

VIENNA. Feb. lit is "fli.,a:iv an.
n"unc.I that il j. untrue that tue I'm.
!" rial family sustained l,<....> hy tn.
failure Oftlc Union General. or the vi.
emma Land Bank.
~. PETER>I.i re-, Fel,. 1.-THE mi.
HrrSity ut Charkoti has closed in tOns&..
TA"nce M disturbance an,Cllg the
pupils.
L"Nh'S. Feb. 1.-THE Canada globe
foundry. on i:'r corner q; lIunt!as and
Adelaide streets, was damaged by fire
t"the extent If $'':i,NHE; insured for
$:.5,tNHI.