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Avertisements 1t the head of this columa, .
exceeding four lines, s per annual
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23
Political Notes.

New YORK Sept. 2l.-The Coun-
ty Committee Of the National Green
lack Labor party has selected join,
w. Franklin. President Of the Brick
layers Union, for Mayor.
~AN FRANCl>Ct. Sept. 2l-A S;,-
lem dispatch says: "On joint ballot
to-day Mitchell received III votes;
Prim, (1leln.) ~: Geo. II. Williams
Ii. scattering H.
MlNNEAPOLls. Sept. 2l.-Ju.'ge
Thomas Wilson. Of Winu,,;,, has
written lette: declining to stand us
4 Democratic candidate for Congress
III the first district. lie was nomin-
ated weeks ago.
:. DOVER. y. II. Sept. 2l.-!'he Re
pu|'!ic;lns Of the first district have
nominated Martin \. lIaines for
Congress.
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4 Washington dispatch of recent
date says the Public Printer is likely
to have an interesting time of it ut
the next session Of Congress. 1t ap
pcars that, under direct instructions
from ex-Secretary Blaine, through a
member Of Congress devoted to his
interests, the Public Printer has been
induced to distribute the type Of the
official documents laid before the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs,
together with all the testimony show
ing the unquestiona''le completely Of
Blaine with the I.andreau claims on
Chill and Peru. and that he was in
ducetl to do this not much more than
fortnight before the election in
Maine. the express and obvious pur-
pt'se Of the transaction beiu. to stop
the circulation among the voters in
Maine Of the facts and evidence which
80 to show that Blaine used his OH.
sial position ~ Secretary Of State to
serve not only his political but his
personal and pecuniary objects. As
the documents and the evidence in
question are part of the current hist0.
~ Of the times, this attempt to sup
press them In the interest of q reck-
less and di<credited political specula.
tor will not only Inevitably attract
the serious attention of the next
House but provoke inquiry from the
Executive, and It will probably lead
to the republication Of the whole sto-
~ In all Its details under the sanction
Of the DEPARTMENT Of State.
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cratic State Cunvcn, NJ, v
order by Daniel M'.rnins,' 81 eaii'td~
IF the State (rnt'as co.. ."'.ihs'F'a,A
Rufus w. PcckI.,n Il. :, n.*::ali
temporary pre,id",.; VIII, Mn'n,ei
ing the chair, thanked ti,s "i"h TAX.
ton for the honor Les,,w..i eoa:t..
among other thing, ll,a, F" J''o aid
not ''cen nominated on a,, 'ser 1t,
his personal !"w.r, hut he i v''.'' ii
sentative Of Federal power a letn.
eral patronage. Within , ""a fel
from, the dealt, Of Garfield WV "1s Year
Federal administration cnr,;.."nd III.
didate on the Republicans ILL., I q ean.
Of New York. Til, is a Ih..s> 'ai-
opportunity. We want to n ""ara'ie
one who will draw in a,l,ii,;'%
Democratic vote the vote Of ,;'. +" 'l-
breed or independent Ec,.,..l;;,ssh mar
the State. Appiau-rI. TIN. ,,t
delegates was called. Luke c ''''
presented the crciential, Of i.':'''
hall cOntcstiny delegates, E,nd.;l;
Il. Martin followed ami Sent =, %
JCSN tuC VSNSsNuAluJS WI the Ill1i.k.n
Taninlany delegation. Then .-.
q. :. Long VIII" presented IL. ' '
test Of TanlnIany. This action pre-
ated u breeze in the c,,nvcn,inn ~ I''
three cases vii! be sent /, IN. 49,, ..t
,uittee on cretlcmiial, when a,,,,., '','
Resolutions We're adopted nm, ~
q INVENTION az JOurn"i. Jacob, ,,s.. %
ed u resolution that the chair a,m.i,,
u committee Of one from ,acI r."
gressiOlnl district t. nominal. 4
gates from such district 10 is. a r,,.'
mittee ON credentials /, which ~
stssl,alI bc referred witho,. J
bate. Ex-senator i.,,lc>tinc on,,..s,
he admission OF any New Yor,
delegate. He char,,;
Tanln.any with treason and tr,.rA
cry and denounced its past :,,i,.
jacobs urged I,ar.nony. Ia.
rs'l,s' remarks were wildly aprlaud,.l
al.l Iii, resolution Was adopted.
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Egyptian Notes.

PORr SAID. Sept. 2l.-Nearly all Q
the garrison of Fort Ghemileh fled
before the surrender. The gum
boats have gone to Damietta. The
garrison have resolved to Law down
their arms. Abdallah l';ssha and
AbOulata Pasl,a, with = small escort,
haye gone III the direction Of Cairo.
MALTA, Sept. 11.-COmmaLder
ROwsOn, specially promoted for
bravery ut Tel I'll Kebir, has died Of
his wounds.
ROME, Sept "A court marti''
has condemned Lieutenant PssOluc,
who deserted to serve with Ara:
Paslia, to two years Imprisonment.
and dismissal from the service.
CAIRO, SEPT. 2l.-AbOut 100000
sterling WAS taken from the Treas
ury by Arab l.sha. fiS.O0O has lDecn
discovered ut the War Office. he
licits are probable also in the Depart
ment Of the Interior.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23

Mn. Melville. wife Ut Engineer
Melville Of Arctic fame, las been
prosouncrtl insane and bccn placed
In the HarristOwn Insane Asylum.
Pennsylvania The unfortunate lady
hes labors,l under severe mental
strain during several months past
indueel BY the perilous situation in
which her husband has been placed.
That her reason give way under the
circumstances h not . matter Of much
surprise. Another victim Is added
% the list Of the unfOrtuI,aics Of the
unfortunate Jeanette.
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GEORGES Letters.

WASHINGTON. Sept. sO!-Henry
George has written a letter to Presl.
dent Arthur, formally calling his at
tentiOn to the recent experience OF
George in Ireland. The letter was
fled ut the White House to-day, by
J. Hale CIPHER. along with a COM
municati0n from CIPHER himself, In
which he, us the representative Of
Georges friends, bespeaks an early
consideration ),y the Executive OF
the history of Georges wrongs. The
letter recOunts the story Of the recent
arrest Of George and the annoyances
he was subjected to, in spite Of his
statement that he was an American
citizen Of reputable character. travel
ing upon lawful business. The
charge was "associating with sus-
piciOus persons" George claims that
his case is not an isolated one, and
that many Americans have been sub
jected to similar and worse indig-
mites merely because they were
Americans.
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WIN llnenM on.

P1rrspuRe, Sept A.-The Con-.
-.rraoi 6asefte viii say tomorrow:
:There d good authority Tor tne
.tatement TIT there - IN attempt to
CORNER oil on . big scale. Operations
have already commenced neTe ano
elsewhere, and about 1aUOOGV wv,
rels have already been bought ana
fsken out OF market. Heavy buyers
outside have . pool to hold several
million barrels, and It 10 said the
present break u for the purpose OF
shakina out weak holders.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23
Nebraska Republican Nomiua-
lions and Platform.

o.: AHA. Sept. 2l.-The State Repul,.
lican convention nominated Loren
Clark for State Treasurer, Isaac Pow
ers .Jr.. for Attorney General and &.
II. Gere for Regent Of the University.
OMAHA. Sept. 2l.-1he platform
adopted by the State Republican con-
venlion reaflirms the party doctrin.
IN regard tn free labor, free speech.
free schools, currency OH Il specie In.
sis. protective tariff, legislative con-
troll VI corporations and maintains
that leg slation should prevent unjust
discrimination on the part Of RAILWAYS.
Convention adjourned sine die.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23
Naturalization of the Suez Canal.

N0ULx 6bSbE8OlO0O III lilo 0USE NSb0&8Is
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-The Times on
the Suez canal declares in an age
when the control Ut nations over arms
of the sea coming through or cOl,l-
mandel by neutral territory is being
everywhere abolished. it is impossible
to allow directors Of Il canal company
to arrOgate powers as extensive rs
ever We're claimed Ly Denmark over
the Sound. The neutra izatiOn of. the
S,,eZ canal III its reasonable sense is
understood t. mean that it shall I've
regarded us Ill arm vi the sea The
question If Tie enlargement Of tie
canal, or the construction If Il new
one, is Il practical question just now;
and how to secure ourselves, in the
case Of complications which may pos
sibly arise. against being thwartesl by
Delesseps will, we believe, seriously
engage the attention Of government.
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Nsw York Democratic Conven-
ton.

SYRACUSE, Sept. u. 20 il. m.-The
committee on contested seats has Just
finished its labors. and has decided to
report to the convention to admit the
New York contesting delegations on
the following basis: The county de-
mocracy. -; Tamm.ny, u: Irving
Hall, III!
President Galloway, Of the Man.
haitian Elevated railroad, Is in town.
He is credited with being in the in
terest OF Congressman Flower for
Governor.
Lester u. Faulkner is selected for
permanent chairman. The commit. ee
OH resolutions voted IS TOO in favor
of free canals.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23

TORONTO. Sept. Il.-The Dominion
Government will investigate the loss
Of the Asa.
WASHINGTON, eept. sl.-Two hun
dred appointments were made In the
Pension Office to-day.
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Karl Blind. JUS
tim Mccarthy, Childers and Forster
have joined the Longfell0w memo
rial committee.
NEW York, Sept. 21.-The North
ern Pacific railroad directors today
reelected the old officers and added
J. Pierrepomt Morgan and August
Belmont to the list Ut directors.
Moscow, Sept. 2l.-The visit OF the
Emperor was owing to his desire to
view tho exhibition. The Emperor
expressed his thanks for the cordial
welcome given him aud the many as
surances Of loyalty.
BOSTON, Sept. 21.-Beac0n Park
races are postponed on account Of the
The ss,Qoo0oo Northern Pacific
railroad loan IL over subscribed.
rIrTsBURG, Sept. 21.-rhe difficult
ties between the manufacturers and
iron workers having been settled, q
large number of mills started up with
u full complement to lay, aud the
rest will lie in operation by next
Monday.
SAN FRANCIsCO, Sept. 2l.-Assist-
an. Chief Engineer II. Brady, of the
fire department, while running to u
tire this afternoon, was thrown from
the carriage and sustained u fracture
Of the skull. lie is now diving.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-The managers
Of four roads between Chicago and
St. Paul meet tomorrow to consider
! new plan for the settlement of diff.
ierences. In formal consultations to-
lay they practically agreed upon an
RICHMOND, Sept. 2l.-The body of
Green, q well-known and
wealthy Englishman. was found in
he woods near his late residence In
Chesterfield county. His dog in a
starving condition was guarding the
,ody. Green IL supposed to have
wandered of IN a deliriuml.
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1oooaution0 Of the Territorial
Domocratio Convention.

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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23
A SCANDALOUS SYSTEM OF
TAXATION.

Some few honest, and so-called
Republican journals unite in declar-
ing that: The present protective tariff
70 the most scantlalouS system Of tax
alton which has ever been imposed
on any free people," No one who
has observed to workings Of the
system can doubt the truth Of the
declaration. 1t Is an outgrowth Of
Republican policy aud has been
fastened upon the American people
in spite of all their Efforts to shake
1t OIL: The only concession that .
Republican Congress has made to
the demands Of an over-taxcd people
was the exacting Of law authoriz.
ing the appointment Of a strolling
commission to listen to the pIeadings
Of those who desire u still heavier
tariff placed upon certain goods. The
benefits to he derived from this CONF
mission are involved In
too much doubt to af-
ford hope Of relief. The prospects
are the people will continue to labor
under this "scandalous system Of
taxation until the aggrieved and
oppressed taxpayers Of the nation
hurl the Republicans from, power.
Notwithstanding this gla ring wrong
is an outgrowth ofand owes its con-
tinued existence to the policy of the
party In power, tho Republican com
vention which recently met in this
city took occasion to say that the
faction Of their party for its entire
existence Of more than quarter of a
century has commended it to the
considerate approval Of all civiliza-
ton as beneficent, moral and intel
lectual force inspired by lofty aims
ami heroic endeavors." Brave words
are these, but in view Of this "scau-
dalOus system Of taxation" they
imply more than isgood for the Re
publican marty.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23

OXFORD. Sept. 2l.-Glalstone was
2 pall-Oearer at the funeral of DR..
Pusey, and Cardinal Newman walked
beside the coffin. The Bishop Of LON
don, Dean Lidieil. and Canon Liidon
otliciated at the services. The fIacs
Of the city were at half mast. AiI
dlgnltaries Of the University were
present.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23
TIN TWO oU1D1I0NA.

Our pro Chimes, snti-silver even
ing cotemposary Of the slst inst, in
it, review Of the platform adopted BY
the Territorial Convention, congratu'
lates itself and the Republican party
upon the subject matter Of the reso'
buttons In the following language
1.-THE issues It presents ars al vital
Il u free from the demagoU Of the
Democratic structure which deals
with the Chinese question and bi,
metallism; and b instiet with life
progression and patriotism" These
are the words Of . journal which
claims to reflect the NEWS Of the Re
publican party Of this county and Of
the Territory upon questions Of the
most vital Interest to them. The
Republican platform ignores their
existence and simply Sormulates
tame gensralities, or deals IN ques-
tious upon which there can scarcely
exist Two opinions.
The Chinese question and the ques-
ton Of bi-naetallism prevent them
selves to the serious consideration Of
every man in this Territory, who pro-
poses to identify himself with it, in
terests. They cannot be whistled
away; pooh, poohed down or ignored
by either Of the political parties. They
have been considered Of sufficient
Importance to engage the attention
Of National Conventions, sud resolu-
lions defining the proper policy to be
pursued concerning them have been
adopted. But since Republican Con-
gress and . REPUBLICAN administration
have shown such decided inclina-
ton to lsgislate upon them In spirit
adverse to the interests Of the great
West, Republican conventions since
held On the Pacific slope have been
- silent a. = clam. Their reason for
this Is apparent. In the first place
they dare net place themselves In
opposition to the policy Of the Ad-
miuistrati0n and in the second place
they are wanting In manliness and
independence to reflect truly the
views Of those whom they assume to
Hence silence 10 their
,nly recourse. But 1t Is LEFT to jour- |
nails without character or influence
o characterize ~ "dem agoyy" full
air and intelligent expression Of
opinion upon these two vital ques- |
ions.
But, Notwithstanding the Repub-
leans Of this Territory have seen fit
o remain silent upon these ques-
ions and their organ here to refer to
hem In y spirit OF hostility We
rel assured the intelligent voters Of
his county and Of the Territory will
ote ~ they think and withhold
heir sufftages from y party which
eeks to flood our fair land with Chi.
ese coolies and to cripple or destroy
n industry in our midst which IL the
fe and being Of this community.
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Rsuubdcan Machine Tactics.

SARATOGA, Sept. 2l.-A great ex-
element IL caused by the discovery
Of . fOrEed dispatch authorizing 70
lice Commissioner French, Of New
York, 10 act - proxy for Collector
Roberts0n ut q meeting OF the state
Committee. The forged message has
been photographed, and copies CIR
culated among the delegates, with 9
view to the Identification OF the hand
writing.
New YORK, Sept 2l.-The Ece's-
ina Post has q despatch from Sara
toaa which says: Gen. Husted re-
ceived the following despatch from
Robertson: White Plains, Sept. u
General Hustled, Care 5. W. Vr0Oman
Stephen d. French has no authority
and never had to represent mo In the
State. His unauthorized appearance
there was an insult to the Westches-
er delegates and y fra nd upon me.
Machine tactics over again.
(signedD w. II. R0BERTsoN.
The above was received vt Congress
Hall about / o'clock yesterday: but
as Hustled was at the Grand Union
hotel. it did not come into his hands
till II to-day. At the close Of tue
convention French was sought out
and asked with reference to this
Husted dispatch. He made . state
ment that he was authorized to act
as proxy ,by telegraph, and added.
The bottom facts Of this case are
these: Robertson all along declared
to me and to other Of FOlger's friends
that he intended to support the can
didate OF the Administration; and,
on the other hand. he persistentlv de-
clared to A. l.. Dagget that he was
for Cornell" At the Western Union
the receiver of dispatches says no
such dispatch ever went out Of the
office. On seeing the blank he said:
III such y dispatch is alleged to have
l,een received by any one, it il a
l,riMo .fscie fraud" The manager
Of the Western Union Office says, II
the French despatch was on One Ut
The company's counter blanks" it Is
fraudulent. He never
delivers messages on such blanks.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23

Kiln,ainham Jail no longer holds a
suspect. The last ones were allowed
their liberty yesterday. Many will
ask why they were imprisoned Ut oil,
to which question but one answer can
can be given: They were suspected.
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The party which has no opinions
upon tive Chinese md silver QUESTION:
OF having them, dare not incorporate
them In it, platform. IL no: the party
with whom tho mass Of the voters of
Montana vill vote.
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6onle interesting reading may be
found In the files Of our Republican
cstemroraries In their f'attcring no
tices Of the invaluable services rem
deFesi Montana by Delegate Ma.innis.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23

Arkansas elected the Democratic
candidate for Governor, Berry, by
about n, nm majority. Maine elected
the Republican candidate, Robbie, by
marty 9,M0 plurality.
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At present the preference 10 for
plain goods for new dresses, but there
will lie many combination dresses
that will be partly made Of striped
gsno(ls or Of large figured fabrics.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23

General Wolseley will not talk
with Arab Pas!'a. The Egyptian
rebel has requested an interview but
the victor will not crafty him,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23

President Arthur Is reported US bc-
Ing quite sick. He 10 ordered by his
physicians not to return to the
White House for sOme time tn come.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-23

Chiscic vrlvct-. viii: ii.i:st> u H., :. f.,
relief, arc made into dr-> $40. :',,;.
wear with vclve, p'l"na''',' ,,:n.I,
lst lace, l'a.srnirHttr'r. Al" -, Tx
fringe trim the "vcr''.,'>. -" sin,
skirt is rich enough I" d!-ir''-'., i,
trimmings. and even ,h, !:'i''"
aycusc finish will lr uu::"''
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the commissioners, nor The COM
nlan.ler ut the post has asked for this
addition to the present military force
in that Territory, and the news that
such addition would he made was re-
ceivetl with considerable surprise by
the quiet, orderly and law-alidi,g
Gentiles Of the sanity city. There
will probably Ike no call made for their
services. Utah Is not u warlike Ter
ri!ory, and their presence there will
add quite As much to the interest Of
the Mormon farmers ~ to the pros
poets Of continued peace.
The Board created by act Of Con-
grcss to api'ortion Montana, will, it
Is said. meet ut Helena to-day. While
our sorely disappointed Republican
friends are splitting their venom ut
Mai or Maginnis, the people will re
,ne,nl'er that 1t is through his efforts
that silver Bow County will have a
represem :ation in the Legislative
Assembly Hfthe Territory next win
ter. The litter Mountain declared
that Major Maginnis could not effect
the passage Of Il bill to Lriug about
an apportionmeat Of the Territory
and INDUCED In much silly twaidle
against Governor Potts tor
not calling an extra session Of
the Legislature to effect 1t.
But it has not word Of
praise for the man who exerted hin,-
self in the face Of almost insurmount-
able obstacles to accomplish what 1t
declared could not be done. For nm
Of candor, true manliuess
and maenanin.ity direct u to any
other quarter than to q narrOw-mlnd-
ri, preju.liessl, hraimlc-s Republican
spnrnal.