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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-08

81. PETERSBURG, March An en-.
isoary started for Beglin Tuesday With
an important letter from the Car "a
Emperor William. IL = believed the
Car wrote the letter Immediately after
the receptiongiven to 6cObeloG
TROY, March 3.-The land slide neaI
the steel works delayed the trains and
moved houses. A land slide 1t COhoea
covered the track Of the New York Cen.
trail road for several hundred feet and
erected blockade.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The House
Committee on Public Lands to-day re-
ported bill to return the military res
ervatiOn ut Fort Abercombie, Mimi, to
the public domain and open it for actual
settlers.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-Dallas
Sanders. ex-assistant District Attorney
Of this city. has been appointed special
assistant attorney general of the district
in the prsseeu ion of the star route
cases.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-The Con-
g1essional Naval committee inspected to-
day ut Wilmington and Chester the un-
finished monitors. Chairman Harris
says he will report to Congress fully in
a few days.
WAYNE, Ind, March AT Stone,
Randolph county, this state, boiler in
Western l. Barnes handle factory ex-
plOded with terrible force, instantly kill
ing five men and. fatally injurlng the
sixth. who has since died.
WASHINGTON. March 3.-The bill to
make Denver post of delivery passed
the Senate to-day, having already passed
the House and having the endorsement
Of the Treasury department.. The an
prevail Of the President is only needed to
become q law.
EAsTON, Pa, March Jos. r. Sur
fass, lawyer and prominent politi
clan, was arrested this forenoon charged
with having unlawfully procured the
vote of cOlOred man in the last Presi-
Dental election. The arrest causes much
excitement.
New YORK, March 3.-Stephen HI.
COndict, one of the directors of the Me-
chanics' National bank was arrested on
the charge Of aiding and abetting
Cash er Baldwin in mfsappropriating
the funds Of the bank and making false
entries.
COLUMBIA, March 3.-The Republi.
can conference adjourned last night. 1t
Is understood no state ticket will be put
up but the Republicans will coalesce
with disaffected members and make a
sharp struggle for seats in the legisla-
fure and county offices.
New YORK, March Sat the final
Of the executive committee on
managers to-day it wa. agreed
70 advance rates in the following pro-
portion, taking effect May LIST: East
bound rates to he advanced from thirty
rents up to forty cents. Chicago to
New York rates on base bullion ore and
other ores, thirty cents per 1OO lbs. in
crease.
NEW ORLEANS. Narrh 3.-The Plea
y"ne has special from Greenville,
Miss, which says: The water from the
Bolivar breaks is rapidly encroaching
On the town limits. and the overflow Of
the town is by no means imprOb..b le.
The water is higher than ever before.
Many Inhabitants are reported in the
:rees in Deer Crock county. Boats
Iava been sent to their rescue to-day.
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Star Route Indictments.

WASHINGTON. March 3-The grand
Jury indicted James b. Henderson,
jaime. W. Dona.Iue, VIM. W. Jackson,
Albert f.. Boone. Samuel &. Cahill, Ed
win J. sweet, VIM. :. Barringer and
Alvin C.. Buck for conspiracy In tine
Star Route ease concerning certain
routes in the southern states.
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MoCollan0o1aa.

MADRID, March 3.-All the neWspsl.
pers express repr0batiOn Of the ATTEMPT
upop the life Of Queen Victoria.
WASHINGTON. March 3.-The Prsi.
'lent nominated Jno. NJ. Wilson If Ohio
consul to Bremen.
WASHINGTON. March A House
bill passed providing for the holding oi
the United States district court at
Wichita, Kansas.
OTTAWA, Canada, March 3.-The SEN
ate and house Of commons passed an adj
dress to the Queen expressing gratifica-
tion at her escape.
New YORK. March :,.-.At /: u'cln h
p. M. the score stood: Hazael, III: sui
Ivan, ~: Noremac, 496; Hughes: 40;
Fitzgerald 5l3; Hart, 4SS.
ST. JOHNS, X. H., March :,.-The
House assembly adopted resolutions ex-
pressing thankfulness for the Queen :
ESCAPE.
MEMPHIS, March "A fight between
two young cOlOred bOOtblack. resulted
in Henry Craig, aged IA, being stabbed
to the heart, dying instantly.
TOLEDO, a., March "A serious fire
Is raging here. The Western Union
telegraph Office is destroyed aud th.
particulars cannot liz telegraphcd.
NEVADA. n. j., March 4.-Director
C"ndict Of the a!echanics' National
iMnk Is hailed in $II,WW to appear h.
fore the United States grand jury in
April.
Gov. ClitteEticn, Of Missouri. telt.-
graphs the Secretary Of War to increase
the ratiOns already ordered for the sui.
ferers Of the Hood. The misery is wOr<..
than represented.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-Durinx u
gale on December 3:>3rd, five men Of the
crew ut the lark Mary J-awtOn, from
Aiverpoo! tor baltimore, were swept
('ONsTANTlNOPLE, March 3.-The
Sultan sent Hobart Pasha to the British
embassy to enquire the latest intelli-
gence and csDnvey expressions Ut his
sympathy.
CHICAGO, March, 1.-THE Wabash
has issued :. circular announc,-
Ing ITS Withdrawal from the commission
agreement concerning the payment Of
to ticket agents:
PHILADELPHIA March ga num-
her Ut Russian refugees whom employ.
n'ent has been found left the old depot
In West Philadelphia to-day for their
homes in the west.
WAsHlN0T0N, March 3.-The Chinese
bill did not reach the l,oiHt Of action
this afternoon hut indications are Al
most certain It will be PASSED next
Monday.
PORTSMOUTH, \. H., March 3.-The
ice swept out Of the rivers has piled up
10 large jam for miles, covering large
tracts Of land. 1t Is the worst known
|0r years.
NEW York, March 4.-Dispatches
concerning y points in the spring wheat !
districts In Minnesota, Iowa and NeLra.-
~ give the prospects for seeding as fol-
ows: favorable, -; unfayoraLle, IL
,eeding done s.
ROME, March 3.-The Pope telegraph-
I'd bis regret at the attempt upOn the |
Queen and congratulations upon her e.
ape.
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Irish Notes.

LONDON, March 4. = Forster, Chief
Secretary for Ireland, telegraphed Lord
Cairne, chairman Of the committee to
inquire into the working Of the Land
act, declining to give evidence before
the committee.
4 reward Of IL, MD Is offered for infor-
nation leading to the discovery of the
murderer Of Il constable nametl kava-
naugl ut Letter Frrk, County NAL
evOv.
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Police After Chicago Gamlingb
Houses.

CHICAGO, March 3.-The police at IL
=. M. raided the gambling house of JnO.
bowling. one of the largest in the city
on q search warrant and carried of the
appurtenances. No gambling was in
progress at the time. The gamblers are
still defiant but the police are evidently
In earnest.
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San Francisco, March ga Port
land, Oregon, dispatch says: This after
noon Ann Murray, . noted courtesan,
shot and killed Henry T.. Prang, her
lover, and then shot herself. 1t Is
thought the woman cannot recover.
Jealousy was the cause.
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The Chinese Alarmed.

san FRANCISCO, March 3.-rhe Chi
nese residents in the city are much ex-
erciseti about the mass meeting to he
held Tomorrow. They feel alarmed
Iest some excited persons should sug-
gest and offer to lead a raid through
Chinatown. Nothing Of the Kind is
probable, nor is it feared. or in any
measure anticipated by the parties in
stigating the meeting, nor by the police
autllOritita.
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|evada to be Heard on the Chinese
Question.

REQ. New, March3.-Gov. Kinkaid,
Of Nevada, issued a proclamation. in
which he expresses an earnest hope that
all citizens Of that State will unite with
California and Oregon in giving tO-mor-
row . full expression oftheir views upon
the subject ri Chinese immigration. and
~ill urge upon Congress the importance
Of speedy and favorable action upon the
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Apaches Attack q Town.

San Francisco. March "A Tucson,
dispatch says: Reports from Sonor,
state that the town Of Nacoria, contain
ing several hundred inhabitants, was at
tackled by Apaches. Thee were killed
OH each side. The courier who left for
assistance heard heavy firing shortly
after leaving.
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Tho Star Route Cases.

WASHINGrOS, March 3.-Assistant
Attorney Geoeral Kerr has completed
preparations for indictments in all the
star route cases Sd far considered by the
Grand Jury. There are seventeen Of
these indictments. fourteen Of which
are already endorsed by the Grand Jury
~ true bills. The remainder, which in
clutle those against General Brady. will
be presented in the Court to-day.
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A Gloomy Account.

New ORLEANS. March ! --Cam. Se,l-
mot, engaged in the Red River trade,
just returned from trip, Says he found
great distress everywhere and II" telling
what damage may yet result. The l,cs,-
pie are undergoing terrible hari<hips.
Those IF the people who could do 80 ran
their stock up the hills but the most "f
them are ruined entirely and "m the
verge Of starvation.
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The Pacific Slope Solid Against the
ChineSs.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Nation.
nj R@I,"Ll;can among Its editorial para
graphs has the following: almost the
entire population of the Pacific slope,
including the clergy, and churches and
every class OF people are hostile to Chi
nese emigration, this fact is sufficient to
out weigh the garrulous gush of senti-
nienta!ists who have no practical knowl-
edge Of the subject. Christians and phil
anthrophi,ts Of California are quite as
likely To be right on this matter as their
brethrcn 3,'HNI or 400 miles away. The
Chinese are the only class Of emigrants
who compete directly with the working
women Of the United States in the few
occupations by which the poorer and
unlearned women may earn bread for
herself and her children"
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CoRsICANA, Texas, March &-Thos.
Bradley last night murdered Mn. Leu-
n Hall, wife Of the school teacher, by
shooting her i've times. Jealousy Was
the cause. Bradley was . sutton Of the
lady before her marriage.
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True glory strikes root, and even cx.
tends itself; but false pretcnsions fall ~
90 flowers, nor can anything feignetl f,c
lasting.-[Ciceru. W
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Bacone1ield's Monument.

LONDON, March 3.-The Queens mon
ument to the late Lord Beaconsfield has
Just been erected in Hughentlen church.
1t has the following inscription:
This memorial is placed here by an
affectionate and grateful sovereign. Vic
tOria, II. /. Kings love him that speak
eth right
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Serious Railroad Accident.

SYRACUSE, March IA passenger
and freight train "f the Syracuse, Chi
ragO 4 New York railroad cOllidetl near
Earlville: Ees. Collins, engineer, and
John Sullivan, fireman. If the north
hound tmin. AMI John b. kerOw, fire.
imam Of the south bOand train were
killed. Il. Atwood, baggage master,
WAS injured seriously. The accident
Was caused Ivy the misinterpretation IL
an order.
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The Score.

NEW YORK. March 4.-Haz:el. :,7s,;
Sullivan. Isl; Nor,,,,ac, j:s;: Hughes,
SIN: Fitzgerald. 81: Hart, :l:.
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Bradlaugh to the Front Again.
LONDON, March 3.-Bradlaugh ar
rived in the house of commons. He IL
seated below the bar.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

S~O4AOS ~ S4Vx2AA4 NxtN0s
Estate Of Oh aries F. Wunderlich deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the underyi9n. d
administration CT the estate OF Charles F. Wun.
derlich, deceased. to the creditors of and eli
persons having claims against the said de.
ceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the first
publication Of this notice. t. the said admins.
tor D. his place Of le*ldence, on Divide Greek,
In the county Of Silver Bow.
FRANK f.. WCNDRRLlCH.
Administrators Of the estate OF Charles F. Wu,,-
derllch. deceased.
dated at Butte city this 10Th day of January,
1882. ImarswIw'
q! c'R7o'' HOUSE,
QUITE o,Tv, MONT,
MILO FRENcH PaorRixro
Good Accommodations for Lodgers.
No Bar in nor Saloon neal tho House.
0ssesGs viii Recssrs Gosd Attention.
boaro per Week. %
6oero per DAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Lodging per Day.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
The travling public will find this q pleasant
motel, and their patronage IL respectfully s0iic-
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LEGAL BLANKS

The MINER has In stock the following BLANKS.
me terms have been carefully prepared, are in
conformity with the statutes Of tue Terriforv.
ana AZ applicable 70 any oouSty in Montana !:
Justice Court.
writ OF Attachment. UNDERTAKING ON At.
tScnment. A0davjt IN Attachment. Suhnocna
execution. Summons.- Warrant.
Deede.
.W!arrarty, Bargain and sale, Quit Claim and
Jurose' and Witness Certificates. Acknov,.
G9meots, Mortgages Real Eotate), NoTriare
D18tl.ict Court.
. UndertakinG i0r Attachment. Af7tia vi. sor
Minf0& Bla AXIS.
Notice Of Location, long and short form,
N0tice 81 Intention to apply for patent.
application for Patent.
agreement Of Publisher
Appl1cotI0 for SURVEY
froo( OF Posting.
statement Of Fees and (,harsex
Mining Claim.
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SIDE DISHES.

1t is needless to swing down the aisle
of the larluet with the air of one who
has just alighted from the fancy carriage
when there are several long straWs At
tacllsd to the trail 0f her dress.-/'0sfo"
Times.
A man who .letetted piece Of bark
in his sausage VISITED the butcher
shop to know what had become Of the
rest Of the dog. The butcher was 80 A.
fected that he could give him only y
part Of the tale.
According to the Danish paper, TIE
~ LUmme, Mr.. Bjorn Bjornstjernc
Bjornson, the novelist, has . fine bj-
house in the bjsautiful (;a.,stlal, keeps
it wilde Open in summer for byjisjitOrs
to wjome njc gives In" en'lj Of ':j"ffec
and cjakes.
'You have no ruins. no natural curl
.sities in this country dmwIett Mr..
Oscar Wilde to Mrs. Senator Pcndletol!
nj u reception recently. ''<",' replied
the uuick-witted lady. "bnt our ruins
will come soon enough, and rs I" our
ruriositics, we import them.
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SUNDAY READING.

Tic flies Of youth lDetOne the vices
of n.anoul and the disgrace OF old age.
No wonder the cyclists find the world
90 ugly. They only sec themselves
nit.
The world may make q man unf0rtwn-
ate. but not miserable; that IL from him.
.ylf.
The intellect III the wise is like glass;
it admits the light Of heaven and re
ists it.-IENre
The history Of oil the world tells us
that immoral means will ever intercept
good en.ls-NDleridgc
No man ever offended his own con-
arienrc. but first or last It was revenged
upon him for it.-S0utA.
Concc;t is to nature what plant Is to
leauty! It is not only needless, hut I'M
lair what it would improve.-Pope.
Whatever people may think Of you,
10 that which you believe tn be right
lie alike Indifferent to censure or praise
--Pwhagoras.
The reciprocal respect due from man
to man ought always to appear In com.
lany, anil curb all the irregularities o.
our fancies and humOr.
Ite!l you that manliness is profitable,
tell you there is no nlanltness w1tnOu'
truth, fidelity, integrity. purity. These
arr real. and he that disbelieves Their
dees 80 at his pcril.-Beechcr.
Leisure and solitude are the best Or
.ct Of riches. bccaus mother Of thought
i'Mh are avoided by most rich men
VIII" seek company and business, whicI
are signs Of i@ing weary OF themselves
Mr. William Temple.
Only those who make clean none!
and do clean things win success. IN
honest man who dies poor Is rich II n
only holds his own. Sleep eight hour
out Of III. twenty-four, eat three meals
lay. and walk on the sunny sideOf way
i!avra rr>"rye force that will come gu
wher you need it.-Rdk>crf CAIIyer.
HI that opposes his own judgme!l
against the current Of the times oue,l
'c IT, hacked with unanswerabie trsltn
and he that has truth on his side, -
IDOL as well AZ coward, II he n atfal
'oown it, because of the multitude
'ffer mems opiniOns. IT'S hard Tor
man to say, all the world is mistaker
nut lift bc so, who can help it:-LeFo'
There are men who could facea ten
est all day. who would die II ntsI
"ratt should come through . windo'
mack and strike them on the head. A
'er all. little things are our only re-
enemies. Great Issues, on which III
!lonal existence ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wn'c!, affect the destiny OF niiISons-
scarcely give us an additional hea'
,ea!. while the trifiing breezee OF on
nome, churr., or neighborhoOd almo'
'a'i<r us give up the ghost.--N Z
ErrIncI.
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- al the deeply intessttiAG -.
BIT On I;n,scenceso a The scenes Il
seoal xc~nfall Of the ConfedssAGy,
iag the lawrence lovos 20 Ie3ato. 61
1bicn ~ -hich l close this Netef 6les1l
spe witS .. most striking. Win GsGko
% liable changes In exP.ee1loa e ]
49, mo- precise notes o. n1s convefso' :
seok ~ related It - follows: . .,'',.'
dc1l "a . very efficient assistant e my
d. Appropriations, In Major 1orfh
dstte;Su :. 1 of Buffalo. After the a.
Il. A,o s1 occurred I learned that On
III " Ouartermastef, or eome60dy
AdjuIa..,S ~. staff Of General and ex-0Ov-
tlse on ,r VIZ; had been to Major Alberger
efnol Wv" transportation; that In the
topf' ~ the business the 0f1cef lad in
cufst,o; 81 some language which Waa
dug" nsr,onally insolent or olee gave
1itnea "a the Majors sense Of what Wa
oden;se ,ssrsct to the nag and the Gov
due III that he served; and, In short,
esnrI,er "r,eretl him out and refused 70
A'oe' snvthing to- do with him. The
nIs; ,. morning. and while VA
fo on ~ ignorance Of this occurrence, l
81" sitting in my ONCE, very busy my
"s S. s surrounded BY half dozen clerks
. .e:.. a.: ~.rapid pens, when man entered,
ns'.c,a;nv right up to my desk began
ana. ,. r. ME without introducing him
70 ;a AZ giving me theleest clew - to HE
'eh ~ He was little old man, ap-
Nien."iE ali broken down, both physi-
Iade at. .:l mentally, with almost W0e-bo.
'aI'! "sncct. and lie almost cried - he
scse He said that he had nothing to
'aH s",,c with: that one Of my officers
:ct nr " the request of one Of his staff
INSTRUMENTATION, and that If I would
'M 's'rrish it he did not know what he
u na,iI do. listened with some sur
,' I". to the Yuerulous eomplatnjnRs OF
H =. otl man, and when he came to .
,..,,se inquired:
With whom have l tho honor Of
''' ci.m &. Governor Wise, Of Virginia,
VS. , the edp, " him in .mazement the
a.rts stopped their pens and looked at
s;.n MAS ever such an example OF the
n "''". of time? Not six years before,
'.covernor If Virginia, he had COM
sss.nJ.d ali the militia in the State and
nn..,.ha!..l them up. to Charlestown to
S.ns ciJ John Brown, exulting in the
. ,'ars now poor, forsaken, broken In
18th NV. and spirits, he was begging OF z
%."Iee Ouartermaster the means 70 get
,,ome The scene was orange enough,
.rd sugeestive enough to stop riight
h.,e. hut the fates were relentless that
warming. ;uard-mOunting had just BE-
.,,n outside and precisely 1t this me
mont nor Willie the guard were being IN
. s a brass hand burst forth with
The stir ing strains Of John Brown" \
~. too much. Every clerk got up and
cent out, not daring to trust himself t.
,ook Al me ar the petitioner. And the
LITER took in the situation perfectly
everv feature Of his face showed 1t! !
,on,i,li.d with his request; and some
where in the dusty files Of the Quarter
nsster Generals DEPARTMENT ct Wash
i,gton may he found the official voueb'
~ for one ambulance, one see OF harnesl
md two mules, furnished to Gen. Henry
A. Wise. to transport himself and bib
baggage home from AppOmattox."
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The London Bobby"

The LIT If the London policeman
'aght not to b. an unhappy one. ne
n'es at the Station houses and has COM
n'ail"'is apartments. The kitchen -
vel! supplied, and there are baths ana
'e;'d:ny looms and libraries. He mas
',e,s ami c:lccker-bOartls and billiarn
'an:e+. There is police fund that
maintain. two orphan schools, one for
' y, ana! one for girls, the children "f
a'''".s,'! .sem:mr- Of the iurcc.--fro-
Hf>s
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J0ro9 0G1e tes0 01seftot court 80.
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witness ooeoTe osoud jury 0opt
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Trial Juror, Nay Term DIS
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