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CURE YOURSELF!

VI Iehhnnans vteetAhie Crra,ys iswarran.cd 10 rcr
Msahne,~ d,ncrai lsby, Inpocnsy. rtc and restore,
,t fsver" and bruyi back the "Souihti yssr q
those who have destroyed thy sexual oxcessts or ey rfne
tees, IN smiyo 70 seven weeks time This remedy ,hh
has bvn u' by DE-. Bohannan In his ivatN practice in
over Thirty yegts, wa iyycr known to fall In crna SVEN
w MOlSi etsi> II gives vitality and lnpars energy
WIN wonderful eject 70 those nitdcngcd men who fSet
Meaks beyond their years Its inylgoraunr propcftes
Me w ~ 9re. Young men aufitflng nom The consc-
Qutnrst o. mat ncady destructive habit OF self Abusc
.nn We ths melti.e With the assurance OF spcc,ly md
hhbaNhNI sate. The patient gains strength and elias.
ugv OF sprts Of once acts directly The parts Affect
~ toolhiug aud healing tonic and nnodyic 10 The ne
ah,u wmm Ne,iclS and irraird ducts impsrnr power
enq ohc and restoring them 10 their natural itac thc Same
s " We hanciu habit had never been iniurcd In Tho
,nglcutnu simple productions Of na,uIc-harks roots,
hvips sls ana arg ,nccihc for tho above diseases.
itlee, fls Dollars sent With full directions, etc ia
my ni,l,e,s Tor sale only At Dr. q A. Bohafnans ofcei
no n North liih street between Washington ayrnue am
Uret0 strcrt, 81 Louie, Mo. Ea,shlthcd IN iS1 -
,ug nr H. "fr,as, on Special bsesses" which viycr
sSrS ,s az ~ ,i n,ar sa', ympom' mean. q
fithE 70 rny addrss upon receipt ofonc stamp. -
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COTTON.

THfRR Is nothing of interest to Lotto In cotton
To-day, The markets are quiet and steady
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On cotton from Dallas are Il follows
LETTER LIST.

The following is list of letters remaining in
the Post.olce At Dallas, Dallas county. Texas for
tho week ending July 18th, 1882 which. II not
called for in four weeks will be sent To the dead
letter office Parties calling for these letters will
please say advertised" giving the date OF the
list Parties living in the city will please have
their mail addressed 70 their Street and number.
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The Macon, Georgia Telegraph has tho fol.
lowing:
Our attention has been called to new cotton,
which, II what is claimed for 1t by the original
producer is true, will paraly2e the cotton gin
business and make our planters bonanza kings
This new cotton Is the result of long and
careful experimenting by Mr. Amos A. subers,
merchant of East Macon, q gentleman whose
yeracity we cannot call into question, who
assures us is all that is claimed FOR it Mr.
Subers says II was produced by naturalization Of
the wild cotton, which grows along the low
lands and banks of the Caloosahatchie river in
Florida, with the common okra of our vegetable
gardens.
This result Of LIBERALIZATION is u wonderful
stride OF progress In appearance, the plant re.
tains the stalk OF the familiar .okra, and In
foliage the leaves Of the common cotton plant:
but III It's fruiting resembles neither. Ii grows
10 the height of two feet and has one beautiful
bloom on the top, which resembles the magno.
In Hover III appearance sizo and odor. The
blooms remain white for two days, and then
beginning with n, delicate pink, gradually
change to dark red, when they drop OH and
then appears a mQN wonderful boil For a
week this boil resembles that Of the ordinary
cotton, and then continues to grow until 1
reaches the size OF gallon tin bucket
me INT then begins to grow, but Is hello II
place by the long, okra-like points When fully
matured more Of it can be picked by Il common
hand in one day than six hands Can pick of or
binary cotton.
The lint has no seed, and hence tho ginning Il
dispensed with. The bolls produce from on,
ana half To two pounds of fine, lOng-stapl,
cotton, In the bottom Of the boil from -four /,
six seed, resembling peTsimmon seed, are found
The many advantages of such cotton are :,
numerous and manifest that wo do not enumer
ate them, Mr. Subers will give any information
concerning his wonderful plant upon applica
ton containing stamp for reply
The name is derived from the magnolia flow
or; which its bloom resembles, aud Mr. Disstpn
who has recently purchased four millions o
acres of lands In Florida, and on part OF whicl
the wild cotton grows.
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leased and operated by the Missouri Pa.
pany, with Mr.. Jay Gould as president no
than 5.eiS miles.
The mania for building narroe- gauge roads IA
the west says the Indianapolis Journal Is
gradually subsidiug, ana within the last two
years 50 per cent OF the narrow gauge roads
west have been converted into standard.gspge
roads. either by laying third rail or widening
the track 10 sandard-gauge. Notwithstanding
this fact IN several eastern states the harrow
gauge fever is Just taking foothold, but II is no.
uceable 10 all cases they are only short lines.
simply for local business Within sixty days
charters have been granted at Harrisburg, Penn
sylvania for railroads OF three-iOot gauge with
an aggregate mileage Of l69 miles, the entire
capital stock Of all the roads being sl,370t01
The New Albany * St Louis Airline rail-
road starts out from New Albany on a trestle
seventeen hundred feet long and at the highest
point forty feet high, and has dozen Others va.
rying from fourteen hundred to FIVE hundred
feet in length, and some as high as ninety feet
above Water. II has one cut iity-six feet deer
and n thousand feet In length, besides many
smaller ones. Ii has five tunnels one of which
is 1910 iiom portal To portal Most of the tun
nels have 10 be Underlined on account Of The
lack OF cohesion In the rock strata
IN M
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Noises In the Head, the vital fluid passing unob.
served In the urine. and many other diseases
that lend to insanity and death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree TO forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
q case OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
(under their special advice and treatment) will
not cure, or for anything impure or Injurious
found In u THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN
STiTUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury, Consultation Free Thor.
sis Of urine, So 90 Price of Vital Restorative,
$50 bottle, or -four times the quantity, $40 Oe;
sent toany address on receipt of price, or G. o. D.,
(no 9, o. d. sent without 81 enclosed as a guar.
name II desired by ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, 7iS Olive street. st Louis, Missouri,
Wholesale Agents, W, II. HOWELL 4 BRO
Dallas, Tcxaa
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THE GREAT ENGIISHREMEDY
Have never handled anything which gave

Is a never.iajtpg euro
for Nervous DEBILITY,
exhausted vitality, stsp
inal Weakness, spefs'
matorrhna l. O'S +
MANHOOD, impo.en.
cy. Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects OF
Self Abuse, youthful
folhes, and excuses In
mat',rer years-such as
Loss of Memory, Las.
situde, Nocturnal Ennis.
sion. Aversion 10 Socie.
ty, Dimncss Of Vision.
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A newly arrived and siu9uIsrly ~
sorted couple at the FiIth Az niue Hotel,
cou~istiuE of = LonsjOne1 and IN ssat-
and-s,ut Western lssan, seOssd Watching
the thF0nk OF people coming aud g',s"y
ut the marble counter the Ol her evening,
and listening with surpri''e t.. the end
less number Of quick quest lions nsssEjc to
the hotel clerk n!n'ut lrsilD~. rsH'osss ana
individuals, and his instantaneous ~
plies. when the EngDishnlsu broke out
with:
Most extraordinary man, seems to
know eveFylnniv and everything -w''n-
der IL there b. any QUESTION a(nlut rail.
way train or any perso" '''st ''e can't
an~wer."
..I'Il bet halt ds'zrn champagne III
put him . Yu siiOll aO VI train he
can't answer sm,d the We~trrs'cr.
..lk,n.! III stand six I" .te him 4"
(" grass" said Her Majesty subject.
well. here g''e1s. ill.n." amt WEBSTER"
stepped up +" the marble counter.
.Say! You APPEAR :" know every
thing and every lnHly; whOis there that
START"
''Charles J. Guitesu; starts 3l'th June.
SIR" ~aid tine clerk, kn,tinx the qllcr-
rist right in the eye with.,ut moving y
muscle.
"\Nell. I reckon you are about right.
but You can't tell me where can ~
and yet = ticket, can your
Go tn the dew. II" said the clerk, turn
ing away.
"Mister," said the Western gl,ttt,
hooking over {" Parker, the blonde lnn'k-
keeper, after the 'auxhter had subsidized
"Yiai can charge xix bottles Of 'Fix' In
my bill for t',e use Of them gentlemen
k,r mu>t weaken o. this l,et tits agin
me-" He Withdrew and the clerk kept
answering questions about other and
more familiar routes with perfect equa-
uiulity.
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In r.. District Court ~ the Se 'ond judicial
J)latri.t q the u r,t.ry IT No tana, in Il nd
Cn1 the Ca,umty ~ Silver bDw.
Le~ W F.A or, ~;~t h--n a. Estes and Albert
Klei".chn'tdi, plst"tths '" Jos''ph e Hsi"'
Tue ,.e,,ple IT t,,- + .rrit ~ Mon ana send
sr.-.t;x =. J.'se 1, f. 'ein. defendant.
YOu are her ny r QuiIt,i 10 Hps'ear I" ~ &c
iant.6: the ,.i>tri., ;:ur' ~ u, S,'ro..d
Judicial Js~lrict " the ':rtt'rv 0f II "'ia.'s.
10, 4mi Tor tn. County ~ Silver Ow. and to
as'~Wer the cOn,plsi. Hk1l t''er-in. tiht' t.'
Tags xriu*'r. ri III aN .: >'tvt q atler the
se' vie y"u ~ nj. summons, II served
s,unty, Int ~ this ais r,ct. within tw" ~
ayx; 9th rw'Se within u ~ days; II judy
m.,NI by .ie.au'i will n, "a en- ~ ii 1t you, 80
T. .rii x to the D. yer Of ntl 80 p.al {.
If .7s5 ~ a'ke ell I" =. due At, owing fr you
Il, ~ int fix q t"la Co.. # .crOnI for goo u.
wares ant U,eJctsa Il. 81 sod ,!-iiv,r Il ny
s.lainsj;fs 20 you tween ill.,. 18Th hay at No
We her lSxi. AMI the 6tl. TIA III nnuaIy. I~-2.
inclusive TIE tn''''w' * ir'i+rty has zen
.e*i-, u,"'n j.. Iii. acti y h. vIru- Of writ
.Dr attachment htr tO"ii: Is T.. RI #
tAst ~. , Yar'i*l!. q u. t''.' IA u: wi tie,
viii in"S sup .rll.Le' dent t'O!.'ra % S'n"l!cr.
Butte. w.
%,ni ,"u ar. h.r ny rotitic' that il you fa,l
10 ar,ass, ~ d answer sail v'',rr!";t ~ at'vt
20, :tr Il. the salt Iai..t IT. wall 'ak.' default
and ] Ill. ag"i - y'"' or SAID um 1T
-735 -. i"trr.xl a.: 80 t. II III ,ct on.
iric' Court ~ the ~r.n i Ills riot II
the t.. r'iur Oi Montana. III :.'m tor
II. 81 tue Court! "f silver Hnw III l1,h
day. way. j" IT," year Of our Lori
O.e Th'u~a' II light Hu:Grs.' ard
.,EO W. IRWIN, H., C ERIK.
ROBINSON 4 $TAPLtTO~.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs 2am. w5w
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~ he e,,ent :. 8 'vrr BY. ..
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g.s:s - u wi liam :. '.~~snl .,~i ma :.
u :. nys.s,s.s .xsi...t S.ns " the shov~ named
1T; ll IN the sD>irSce sSsnTe ssC The Ss,s's,'s
jud ct.l Dj>,strt az H. Tsrrts'r~ ~ NO t.!'a.
sm.s-s lhe ss.npla,mt nl-I lse. -i". ~ ~" e:s'
4 ~ (~x~lu..v~ .l,e dag NJ sUrv're) ~ r. the
As.svise o.. ys'a of tbs .Mm''ss''.. !! srved
..: IT,; ~. ~: .,s: t s',s' "' 49, NY
.say. lib rests. = ,ihi' .:.r'y days; o. Ju' ::
n" !: b. Il. :r =. ~. @ :::: - y' No
T,sr s.sl sctss' I h .a..lst :: '.b NJ" Judx
m-.I ~ b ~. ~ - s3s7l and i"srre.t ia.sre-
o. o.; s. "a: ~. ,:: Il " -" ii. ran ~
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@ ~. ~ 'y :" .:i ::' ~ :. .: ~ 1 s.sr ..e
fr'sm .sh' aa e; s"I =. f're.''''se The .sid
"'.'r,x *. ami To- ~''i' IN .rct<rty ! SAID
t.. IN. mpIsi'" ~ plat tin 'w' NIL my '.diee.
e.. ~ .i.+s RI tis" ~ with ref're''s:s' M r.
- u h~r.' nat an t. apply t'e ur ces.is
~sIt~Isciww' 'h''. Of: s'"' "l.'' ter ''' allow
49, IL rtsss"'Al,t. Htisr..r3'x fee ANT .ts
jujxrse"t axsI"ss 1T slsI ~ ~ f0r any 10
a.''e"cy u" r. ~ b. 1T e. the tate II ssid de-
AID y..a r. "~rrhy nssine., that I, a All
IN A. " d, as> YER SstD s.O,Upl lnl ~ aim e
'eqmir i. tie ~. d III i"tin wi.i tax. . Dc au't
u u Hsxsssss'll M.AI ~ yOs CT al x"n ~
- g.. u. win TIT. PIT ~ tie rate 1T * p+r
cent. :. r ~ Ush tr.'ss. Aug .t3I~t, ISsl II 'Or
l,O,auui r. = ssssi> hersin.
Given u,hie my M 4 ant the seal 81 the lI!a
t't.:t ssurt 81 he >a'srr d d. trjcs al
the r. r tory at MsN,tana /" AID z
IT, 81 TIE CGI.,.ly IL >tlvtP Ow. tins 18th
s.y TbS;<: FL E;s,' yI aa u; s r., ~ sa
Eixht va
Is: -. W. IRWIN. H., Clerk.
Robinson SpAP bTON
Attorneys Pal tn. 2om w5w
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Sherif's Sale.

John Downs, pIRi,,'ih. w. Joseph V. SUI r.
nant, e. Oline Suprenm"t, A"ts'tn M.rcesu.
Lee W. F0ster ANT ALBEIT k(-ln~chmi,it, .le-
PENDANTS
10 BE SOLD At &HERlFF'S SALE. on
The 10th day OF May, 4. ID lxs2. H. lr.,,l ~ ~
sheriff O1icn IL lutte City. ". r. "t2Uct OK
y m. the following described properly. t-wit
The ArA*tra ~LOWn ~ SuprrIlant 4 Marc aus
Aras'ra. .itns'e' o" hr cr. ek below the ''outh
IT iacxiail canyon aid about ri hit (s) mil
>Guth~a~ter'y from Kut.e CT y. ~ + with al
the n.cht er. = or. appliances; &C. t., 10 Ut
r,gnS on xssd Blsckiall cr~e~ AID the fitch
q, veytns waie To said AIa>tra AIS the
..iere Or tract ~ la"H. c,',sl>tinE + one hun.
ired aud sixty (1tO) a"r =. Situated, OH AID ear
said creek and u.r'O which = iii I'd TT >ta'"s.
with all tn insprs'v enri.t* Oh Aaid land, an
also lots No. four a, ard i've ~ IN bloc. a.
MY three ,53). said 'ot* :yinx AMI heinx xitua.
ted In Butte CITY. ami NJ. Of said tracts al .ces
and parcels II laid herein alb We Inscribed ar
situstei H. the County II silver s5Ow, Territory
OF Montana.
Da.ed this ID day OF May, A. D. I&2
ThO>. NJ. LUWRY.
Sheri Of Silver .:OW s,u,ty. NJ. T.
BY G A. SMALL. Under Sheriff 6'nswlw
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Regulations to Govern Intercourse
With the Jews.

ST. PETERSBURG, May :A.-The rex-
ulations agreed upon ny the committee
of:m.ini<t, rs and approved by the En-
peror pr.'vide that the Jews he:'ceforth
Ike ur.,l,il,itetl from setting outside
towns and villages. except where jew
hiLi,rl from trading On Sundays and
Christian holidays. These regulations
only apply I" governmt nts where Jews
arr. permanently settled. All contracts
Of purchase or tenancy with Jews are
prov isionally suspended.
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CAIRO, May 24.-The Ministry con-
tinue hostile I" the preparation Of y line
Of torpttl.,s being lai.i along the coast.
Native c.rlHnt: r. and smiths are SUM
m,nl,cd to the citadel to-day. All off,
GERS were summoned t" AIxlin Brooks
yesterday aud required to swear to de-
frn.l the government against tntervell-
ton. An attempt has i'een made to ex-
net u similar undertaking from the
B.alM,in SI,ciks, but they refused to
tervcntiOn.
TIL" united squadron contracts for 3
months provisions.
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6T. PAUL, May "a Galveston spe-
cial says ut BelOn, between one and two
o'clock sunday morning, IN 0Teanised
strung rsot,, took fi,'n, Jail S"'n Halton:
white, and jim, Keys, es'loresl. carried
then, three-q uarters of Il mile from the
public ,quare and hanged them to nm
eek tree. Hx)tOn was charged with rev.
emil crimes. hut never has been convict.
ed. Keys was 4 Nv negrD and charged
with IN aggravated assault.
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A Pooling Proposition.

Chicago, May 24.--The officers of
the Gulf, Colorado am,l santa Fe Rail
way Company. operating five hundred
miles in Texas, are he comforting with
the Chicago and Alton road officials,
and nave submitted proposal that the
latter extend their lines from Kansas
City to the northern boundary Of In
iii Territory, and that the former ex-
tend it, lines from Fort Worth to the
southern boundary "fthe Territory. and
the two form third company and build
y line across one hundred miles west tn
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas II. r.,
each rs,sl to lear "ne-haIf the expense
of the Gulf rm.l and to send 400. OHI
bales yearly over the Alton. The latter
have very little encouragement for the
plan.
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Relics Of the Mound Builders-A
Doeperado Killed.

S,r. PAUL, May PA skull of heroic
size and singular formation was just dis
covered among the relics Of the mound
builders In the Red river valley. The
mound was 60 feet i'm diameter and Ii
feet high. Near the centre were found
the h'nes Of about dOzen males and f.
males. The skull in question was the
only perfect one and near it were found
some nbn0rn,al:y large holy bones. The
man was evidently giant. A thorough
examination Of the mound and contents
will be made by the historical stciety.
An Iudian Territory special saye
Moses Tilk, notorious 'rufIian, aud
m,ur,ierer. was ri&l(lled with bullets
by sheriff Taylor ut Fort Skunk.
Tilk was drunk and uuarrelsome and
resisted arrest making desperate fight.
He il crt.iitetl with billing five men
and being accessory tO l,saIiy muders.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In The Probate C.,ur, in and for silver SOW
County, Montana Ter, i.Ory.
In the m StteF Ut the es"1ie Ol James 8a> Ian.
htc~A<oi:
h. b. W ,terbury. the admimt>trsi"r oi the
estate IL James Haslaln. dec~ .xesl. havi,.
fled hts peal ilNs herein p, ~ ing lNf order al
Asle III I'll he real ATE al . ID decesient for
the IpOeo .heCoim ut IssPIh.
If 10 TaEKED0kE ORDERED BY the Judge al
said Court, that Ill PERSONS M crested IN the
g. tate q sad deceased xt.ps&l bsl .e the sx.i
Plobat. Court on IT. ursd~, the 18th d., Of
June, 1852, ~ 2O'c'0ok II. tho MI rs.lh,n vi sx
siH3, Ut The cO0rs TOOm o. hSEt PROBATE Court
Ut the ci'y Of 6ulte, IN AID Ct,uhty u Silver
BOW, u show cause Why M s,r. .er should n. 30
&. ante, u the sad a.imtm txlrulOf To .ell 10
mn. OF the real estate Ut the kHiu dec. aS<.d N
Ah~ll b. LecopvsTy.
CALEB E. IRVINE.
Pr y u Ju.xe.
II xw4W
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NEW 70, X, May :,3.-Jan'es G.. Hues-
ton. General Agent Of the New York
Associated Prp~s, has received through,
the Department Of State from the Ger
man Government the ''nIeslaI for saving
fr.,,m imminent danger" Mr.. HuestHn
reviewed it for r.-c,,ing Theresa Enke
from death by drowning while s9journ-
inx ut Ems, Germany. The medal has
on one side u wreath surrounding the
avur,ls, "Fur Rettung Aus Gefahr." On
tn. rrven.&. side IL the head Of the En-
DerOr Will aM."
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Parnell's Opponents.

LONDON, May A.-All the papers
comment upon the significant diver
genre among Irish nleInl,ers In the d.
vision last evening in the Commons ON
GDaalstone's motions. Besides ODOn-
nell and Arthur U Conner. thtsse refns-
ing tn follow Parnell include
Thomas Power, O'COnnOr. Redmond,
Finnigau. Richard Power, sexton. Nc
Carthy, Bixxar, O'SulItvan:. Moore:
Hraiy, sullivan, Lean,i ~, Callan and
SbipI.
Sir John HOlker is dead.
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CURRENT NEWS MOTIFS.

"Arthur has swallowed vt, pig-tai'
and all," il the way the Wheeling Reg
ixttr describes the Presidents action Oh
the Chinese bill.
The Rochester Democrat. which keeps
pt,stetl On the ss'Ots Of the sun. says the
great sp<,t on that Orb's surface has
again cs,.n~ into view. and that 1t is
now circular and Of enormous extent.
The Arctic cr,anks are again before
COngress, asking Tor more money AMI
ex lm.'iitiOns. The reply Of C"nyr,<s
ought tn le like that Of Rome tn Var,,s,
'l;ive ia hack our ships and our he
rMs "-'Sprinyfcttl Republican.
The Vaults in the Chicago Sub-Trea<
ury arr now loaded down Will, such an
accumulation Of the precious metals thai
II is feared the walls will settle. TIE.
bullion vault now contains LIS tons a.!
silver and two tons Of gold, valued at
s.. 5AD. (HW in addition to the more vaIu-
able and higher paper.-7ribMnc.
The great iron ruling mills ut Cleve-
land. Ohio, have b4'en cl''s.-d up by their
owners, because Of the strike Of the Ell,
pIoyes. The comp nv claims that II
can better afford to shut down entirely
than to lnay the increased wages de-
n,anded. Between THREE and four thou
sand men were thus left out in the
c.,ld.'
The investigation into the construc-
ton Of the new Capitol ut Albany raises
very grave doubts Of the safety Of the
ceiling IF the Assembly chamber, and II
is u fi,ct that the members OF the Hnusp
are more or less alarmed in regard to 1t.
There seems to be the hest Of reaM,ns for
entertaining the gravest approximations.
The last exhibition Of brutality ln-
tween Legislatures Is thus characteristics
ally reported from New Orleans: Early
in the day slight unpleasamtn.s occur
red, in which State Senator Robinson,
the lately del"ses' President If that
Indy, was knocked down Ivy Senator
Lucas. A. gentlemen Of honor, the
former subsequently alNlOgixed and the
latter withdrew the blow.
The New York Eccniny FOst points
out that. with the issue Of certificates of
identity, to lie given to Cinnamon now
under the Chinese prOscril ,tIOn law,
1--WE shall have among us u considerable
number Of cOlOred persons with lns>s-
ports, like the free niggers' at the South
In old times, whO-tO complete the re-
ssDmhlance- cannot be naturalixed nor
become citizens" Ignorance again
The ''colored persons with passports''
can only use that document in China,
to show their right to return to Califor-
mia.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-27

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Brevet Ma
jOr-(;eneral Geo. d. Ramsey, Of the u.
=. A., retired, Is dead.
CHICAGO, May 2.-An Abba, Iowa,
special Says: A fire yesterday destroyed
several business buildings. L.ss, $34,-
OU'; insurance, $4,000.
SH ENAKDoAH, Pa. May PA ter
rible explosion occurred this afternoon
ut Il. Hackshcer & 20. . KOhinoOr COLI.
cry. Six miners have been taken out
dead.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-27
Administrators Sale of Real Ektate.

No'i . Is hereby give" that in pur<usnos Of
an or .er Of the Plv'b e Court at the county oi
18th DAY 81 March, l'se, in The mater Of the
a. ate 81 william Watkin ThUma~. deoesaei,
the un!easig'sed, administering of said estate.
Dor ftv cash IN hand. nd subject to connrma-
ton BY sajd Probate Court, on Wesines ,ay, The
3lst day Of Nay. lss2. IT. Two O'Clock p. m, ut
Par. streets, in 0utte City. Silver Nv Coon
~. M0nt.'s Territory al the right, u r.. in
tere~t and state ei the sad william waakin
right ti,is and i":rrest that The sad estate ha:,
since the .'eath Of sati dereHse,i. in and 10 MI
being in tie county Il silver So. al T.rr o
tory Of Montana. t".wtt: Tho har,oi Lnle
Claim" In Jnsl"penLe' &c Min TX District. And
sna extending along saii lode oce ret s:ssr;y
e,:very s6.n: which !. aoca, Gao ses 'ossh -. Of
e. ter,y II sc..Ser city sro =" Srdi iieS
enc thtrs interest In the Plymouth Lode Win
ing lain. IN Summit Valley Minirg i~trict,
il v'dtn AMI extending ~ is~I eax'eriy snd
20 feet wes.erls along SAID IN 10 frnsn center II
discavery shait, which II about 20 feet rom
AVERY from he su@@it Of the Biz BIZ Butte Butte
Alsn IN divilhd ss.s-t eliih tniers, in .
. rtsin tunne! IN tunnel right being the sam
Harris. IT,, on April 20. is:7. aid ~ or,isd Ms
I. ~, o" pages |35 ard <se Of nook + III Mia
cellsn Gus z cords o. h, Dapr L1sjgeC univ.
and situated N summit Valley MI:.tng Dis
trt.t Also IN undivided ene-tw~l'th Interest
IN the Pen"sylva' u Lole Mining claim, In
Sum It Val y Mining District. and a;iu:tei
aos'ut M half mie east r!y 1rnm the r .Tk
shalt On the PArr0t 1nlie. asrV about three hun
dresl feet nc rib ~ the Esc~ Of the Hsrris tunnel
leo IN uadivkiel one ,weifth interest in tie
JOh''stown GA t. L1de Mining claim, in
Summit VI ley Mining District. ana situated
q HINT threA hundred feet w, III ~ the Pos,nsyl.
va0jS lode. THON A. G. P,RTrR.
HOW'LL u. THOMAS.
Admin tr~oOrs.
Do1eo April y, a. d.. l062. Nay lO-s-W-iW