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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03

NN""hAa'i Wy ~'ONShOCA -
Ror. d. B. Gull:
You are cordially invited to meet with
us in lecture on the Bible aud its con-
tents. You will please meet with us at
your earliest convenience. [Signed Aaron
Ramsay, Sr.; Hofer & Bro, and Stephen
Day.
The foregoing explains itself. The
signers are among the wealthiest and most
respectable people OF PoWhatan. The
trustees of the Methodist Church of Pow
hantan have placed their Church edifice to
the use of the reverend ge tleman, who has
accepted the invitation, and named Friday,
November 10, ut $50 p. NJ, as the date and
hour.
Whilst Father Gull is thoroughly CItho.
lie in all his utterance, he Is q genial gen.
tleman, who, in slI his fields Of labor, has
had as many and as warm friends among
outsiders rs in his own church.
Mr.. Samuel MARRIED., himself Protes.
tsnt, the postmaster, and editor of the
Herald-unioA OF Circleyille, Ohio, in his
paper Of October 90 speaks thus OF the lee
lures: The editor Of the Union-Herald
enjoyed a very pleasant ride from Colum-
bus to Cincinnati the other day with Father
Gull, who few years ago was stationed in
this city. He is now at Bellaire. Ohio. and
doing excellent work. He is a most worthy
and sensible gentleman, was one of the best
priests ever in charge Of the church in this
city.
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PROMPT DENIAL
To the RumOr hilarious TO Thoburu
Posi-. G. A. X.
In tbr E,ii,or of The REGISTER.

10 The Editor Of the Register.
MARTINS FERRY, o., November 2, 1882
As there are some persons OF this place who
are taking the trouble to spread story to
the effect that the money which was Oh.
tanned for the purpose of setting the hea l,
stones for the soldiers graves in Walnut
Grove Cemetery, and for the relief tund oil
ThOburu Post, G. A. r, has been used for
camp fires, suppers, &c, and as the same
is calculated to have an injurious effect,
we would ask you to give this place
in your columns as our emphatic de-
NAL of the same. The fund raised at
the last festival has been used for the
purpose indicated, and the money for camp
fires, suppers, etc, has been paid by the
members of the Post The festival to be
given by the Post on the Sd and 4th of No.
vember is for the purpose of raising money
to enable us to pay for the furnishing of our
new hall. Hoping you may be able to find
space for this, am
Yours respectfully.
q l. TpwTH Post Commander
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03

In these times Of quack medicine ad-
vertisements everywhere, it is truly graft.
flying to find one remedy that is worthy OF
praise, and which really does as recon.
mended. Electric BItters We can vouch for
as being a true and reliable remedy, and
and one that will do as recommended.
They invariably cure Stomach aud Liver
Complaints Diseases of the Kidneys and
Urinary difficulties. We know whereof
Trial. Sold at fifty cents bottle by Logan
q Co
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF n PERSON.
Clearwater.

The Most Recent News OF Personal
Character.
Brooks Tumstale, the Baltimorean, is in
town.
Major Tom Norton has returned to Colo.
RADIO.
Frank Frayne and company stopped at
the Mcclure.
Major w. p Hix is in the city after an
extended visit in the East.
Mrs. Bishop Penick, nee Miss Mary Hogue,
arrived in the city. YESTERDAY. from Africa.
Lee Croft, merchant of Braxton county,
is in the city, the guest of NJ. T. Frame,
Esq.
Misses Della Schrodes and Jennie Hutch
inson, OF Cameron, arc the guests OF Miss
Helan Hhilips, of the First ward.
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rrnafn Her rrnsr-

Too much cannot be said of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly watch
ing and caring for her dear ones, never Reg-
lecting a single duty in their behalf. When
they are assaulted by disease, and the sys-
TEN should have a thorough cleansing. the
stomach and bowels regulated, blood puri-
fed, and malsrial poison exterminated, she
must know that Electric Bitters are the
only sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world, and only
cost so cents. Sold by Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03

s.s"Help yourself and Others will help
you But don't fail to use Kidney. Wort
for all liver, kidney, and bowel complaints,
piles, costiyeness, etc. The demand OF the
people for an easier method of preparing
Kidney-Wort has induced the proprietors,
the well known wholesale druggists, Wells,
Richardson & Co. OF Burlington. VT. TO
prepare it for sale in liquid form as well rs
in dry form.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03

Mr.. F. W. PLUMMER. the Main street
photographer, desires the REGISTER to state
that he was not the artist referred to in the
SUNDAY REeIsTER's article entitled The
Nine Muses." which has attracted so much
attention. The REGISTER also adds its own
statement to the above in saying that Mr..
Plummer was not the photographer med
toned in the article.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03

L.YrAYErrr, I'm, Noyember .-List
n;eht the Lafayette public library. the
Gift of James ;. Perrin, treasurer OF the
school board, was thrown open TO the pub
jic The board purchased what Is known
AZ the .eWhitehousc" property, the most
suitable and centrally located in the city;
and MI. Perrin donated the interest earned
nv the school funds while in bank. aggre-
eating about $l0,500. The library starts
ont with over ten thousand volumes OF
carefully selected books
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HaRRlkle.

LITTLE Rock, AK, November Last
NIGHT. in the vicinity OF Hot Springs, while
A PARTY of drunken hoodiums were sitting
u up Iamp was upset and exploded.
Ebs Srsnerv of the couch containing the
boSv ienitcd. and before the flames were
eStinguished the corpse was burned to
crisp.
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The Daily Regl

Isa 6-column folio, IA p'ihiS
nInion and nonparril typ, AZ
cylinder prt<s. In poliiis - siss
AID progressively Dcmoc1ot /.
local aud STA. Dewspapsf ns
cedcnce. =
The proprietor Of the Ep.s,n
mined that IL shall naihiAi -
the leading psper OF NE 80
Indcy (Den.I ,-l
IL In really the only daily r
StAte.-lt1rEsbVrg J'lrgTdH W
The RE8isTEK d'sefyes ef'eL
prise. - JFhs,iirD I,rDy ir.As-
let our great Dcmorshs
hearty support. II 10 m h"bS
dhr,i,n InfTprD Dtm.l
n IA excelitd by no p.IN
ability and enterpriSf.'-N'3
srrceT. ,,-I,t,ar
the PEOPLE Of Vest Nirihps
be pTrs.d Of the wheeling -
ahead OF any paper Publisbs
m .pid,n H'raLt -
The Wheeling REGisrn -
news with o tbOruughnr.
with the large dsili.s Of ms
proves With age, and grow
syery yesT.-nayfinb Fdry
Iie Wheeling RESfsrrf
ddered The leading neS'IAla,
A. 10. proprietor spare o. ~ ".
ifs resders each day All w. ~,
nevs Of the country AMI
MeSDl,
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So. Creekedness.

JERSEY CRY, N. J.. November John
]. McKaylor, Clerk of the Board OF Finance
and notary public, was arrested today,
charged with signing number OF blank
affidsvits to be used In swearing IN persons
which we're in the hands of Q member OF
The Board OF Registry, were seized by che
Chief Supervisor.
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Yours respectfully,
C. +. IRWIN, Post Commander.

In connection with the above l would
say since our festival we have disbursed for
relief the sum of Sl63.60; for setting grave
stones $40 80, for five new stones $3.50,
making the cost of the grave stones 1892;
total, S240 40; amount received from festi-
val. S3TS92; leaving balance Of relief fund
on hand Sl3S.52.
J. NJ. I.YTLB, Adjutant.
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@breIins Resistsr
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ,, Iss2.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to View Advertisements.

EStray-CattlR.
The Grand" Pa-lor Fire Heater -NesDitt
< Bro.
Matresses-G. Mendel & Co.
Silysrware-Miller & Franzhsim.
Vslley Star Cook Stoye-B. Fisher < Son.
New Crop New Orleans MolsSSes-Edward
Reid.
wagons, Buggies and Phaetons-J. w.
Ferrsl.
Best Brands Of Lead-w. A. Wilson.
Granite ware-G. w. JOhnsOn's Sens.
M Goods Misrepresentsd-J. T. Stone.
Muth's Sausage. II. Diehl & Co.
d lmatiOn Insect Powder-R. II. List.
n tice-TSomas Davis Local Page.
Dazzling for Sale Cheap-Harry Ca!d-
WELT Local Page
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LEWIS BAKER
PuBLrsHEs
WHEELING, W."

IVEsT yIRgISlA; y, -
w Clerks onoo o.
Appeals, ,..,.,c-Is
Jarob Lynch, adr,pI .ln. ~
deceased, pisin''n ~'''
-. H " and o.b-r, ~
Iusepe Henry sgisA.ssA a
I'm en- appeal from :, = "A
~. m ,bs Circuit Cysrsls -
aecies S y, "a ON Ire nni Ss a
n Appearing from ,s.ns 0sSe
Cie,E once u The soo,is.s
,bst DAVID GoSorn, ons zoe, Q, !, ~
". y no, . re.Ide1' a.: D :
enos. 4, /, ont.ret ~ 80
Gnsorn 6 besor. ths 80 ~
o ,s,na Court Of Appess-lS
R,e ss uoudsy 10 DccetnS.ss9
10 have sIs,.Id eor tsiDed -
&C., es,a o,ssr Be forthwith IiiSyEss1
tn,s ..sk, in The yseL, 20
ee,ns, ,usli,hsd In the ~,
sitE;; ,,.... louI 20; ,,.s
w. Coat ~ Apyesr,
Ber. ia, and in the''es'~
Aoyy. 1e"ts: ""
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F10ahlnR n

Mrs. Frances Bethel, a very estimable
lady OF this place, died last Friday of con
sumption. She was 81 years OF age and
was for some time previous to her death
quite sufferer. Her death was mourned
by all who knew her, and had learned to
admire her MANY good qualities. She was
the mother Of ]. C. Bethel, Esq, of this
town
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RIcHLASD CLxrak, Via, November g.
Immense excitement was created here
yesterday over the arrest OF four we'll.
known young men OF this place, win Lis
cum, Frank Walfoth, George McPhetsfa
and Al. Hamilton. for setting FIRE 70 and
plundering the Chicago, MiisAnkss q Sc.
Paul railroad depot here. which vas bara.
ed bere few weeks ago. A'souta week
ago tickets from this OIL were found se
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N Rnrf,s WnmenIs /
rhn RnnIherrn.nar-

WASHINGTON, November 3 1 A. N.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio valley warmer
and fair weather, northeast veering to
southeast winds, stationary or lower pres
sure.
For the Lower Lake region warmer and
fair weather. easterly shifting TO southsrly
winds and lower pressure
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03

FAIL RIVER, MASS, November 2-The
spinners Of the PacSsset m,ii struck sur u thus
n ost Of the spinning being done on ring
frames. The mules are old and shorter
than those in other mills, and the spinners
claim they have to work harder for less
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03

The Brsr SALyE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by Logan
& Co.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

NoTICE-NoTICE Is HEREBY SI ',
~ 10 ali persons that my wife and children
Rave deserted and abandoned me, without
fault on my part, and have gone 70 Lowei,s.
willie, Ohio. will pay no bills contracted oy
them. or either Of them. and all persons are
cautioned against trusting them on my credit
THOMAS q. DAVIS
RxII.AIRR O., November 2, 1851. moss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03

LADIES who want q perfect fitting shoe
should call early aud see the most eTten-
sive stock Of fine shoes ever shown in tn,
city. l desire to call particular attention
TO the latest arrival of hand seved sho 3
made on common sense lasts. L Y. Blon L
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As THE season 10 now here when every
person is in need of good foot wear, I de-
sire TO inform The public that my fall and
winter stock. which IS large and well g.
lected. is now in and ready for your In
spection. Prices made to suit the times.
/. V. Blond
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A Mansfer Towel.

S275 will buy dozen Satin Towels,
which are cheap at $3.50. Boarding house
and hotel keepers should see them at
Emsheimer's, Eleventh street.
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sir is impossible to disguise the fact that
the Vegetable Compound, prepared under
the personal direction of Mrs. Lydia &.
Pinkham, with the superior science aud
art OF modern pharmacy, is the most sue
cessful medicine for female debility, and
diseases hitherto known.
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CARE-woRS persons, students, weak aud
over-worked mothers will find in Brosn's
Iron Bltters complete tonic, which gives
strength and tone to the whole system.
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DO not be Deceived.

SILK and Cloth Dolmans, English Jackets
and Ulsterettes, listers and Coats at
Emshcimer's, Eleventh street.
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MORNING Glory Baking Powder. Sold BY
all leading dealers. Buy it and you will
nse no other. G. s Feeney. proprietor.
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Russian CireularN

Have received . sample line OF these new
wraps Call and see them at Emshimers.
Eleventh street, between Main and Market.
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CoNsrASTIsoPLE, November 1t IL
rumored that in consequence OF the fact
that Dufferin is to replace Malet In Egypt.
the Porte is considering the advisability OF
dispatching high commission TO Cairo.
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Prices and Styles Tell.
w..,eru Union Triekery.

A complete stock Of Dress Goods, Glmps,
Braids, Satins, Pushes and Buttons al low
prices at Emsheimer's Eleventh street.
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MoESrSe Glory Baking Powder. Pare
snd wholesome. Ask your grocer FOE ID.
g. s. Feeney, proprietor.
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Our Indigo Blue Prints and Plaids are
very popular. A new lot this day at
Emsheimer's Eleventh street.
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Quit shiVering and feeling
cross against yourself and your
neighbOrS. Buy yourself a warm
Suit OF Under-clOthing for but
little m8Dey. The Star Is the
place to steer to; yOu will find
all you want and ID. Gundling Il
Co. will be happy to do you good.
f. G. Burt's WOmen's Fine
Button Shoes. Also Cox, Young
and Gardeners Mems shoes, all
guaranteed, and n large line OF
medium grade shoes at bottom
prices at j. w. AMICK'S,
1I42 Main ST
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A Revelation Impending.

ST. PETERSBURG, November "A revival
OF Nihilist activity has been observable
lately. Last night the police broke up q
meeting Of two hundred members of a Sc
cret society that was being held al Poltowa
A number OF those present were arrested,
but many escaped through the windows
The object OF the society appears to be un-
known to the authorities, although il is
suspected of being revolutionary. as the
organ Of the Nihilists has declared q reyo-
luton to be imminent
Frances Internal Troubles.
PARIS, November "A secret dynamite
factory has been discovered at Charalles.
Henri Rochfort hes gone to Montceau Les
Mines for the purpose of relieving prisoners
awaiting trial IN connection with the
recent riots. Rochfort regards the exist
ence Of permanent garrison at Montceau
Les Mines, as q dangerous provication to
further rioting.
PARIS, November 2.-Louise Michel was
TO have delivered q lecture at Client last
evening. Upon entering the hall, which
was crowded. she was Kissed and hooted at,
and was also struck on the head with the
leg Of q table. She was taken away by
friends and the meeting dispersed.
Heavy Losses 10 Insurance Compaaie!
ST.. PETERSBURG, November 2.-The great
increase in the number OF large fires in
Russia are causing nearly all the insurance
companies to fall back on their reserve
funds. Insurance premiums have just
been raised by 40 per cent, on the advice
Of delegates from English companies pres.
ent at the Insurance Congress recently held
here.
To Offset Dunerin.
CossrASTIsoPLE, November LIT IL
rnrnnraH hat in ~, r.
that Dufferin is TO replace Malet In Egypt,
the Porte is considering the advissbility OF
dispatching high commission TO Cairo.
The Socialist Programme.
PARIS, November 2-Ledroit, the organ
OF the Socialists, in leading article indi-
Gates what the tactics Of the Anarchists
will be in the future. 1t says they propose
to install the squalid outcasts ia the houses
Of the burgeoise, thus insuriag the co-ope-
ration of the former. seize food and cloth
ing from large establishments, and ct the
same time destroying the books and docu-
mepts in order TO prevent the owners from
making claims for compensation. They
will also burn all title deeds OF property,
bonds. bills, &c, this leaving no records of
any personal or State property.
IDeesdiasy Pssearda
PARIS, November 2.-Incendiar plscards.
signed by the Executive Committees Of the
International Revolution. French Section,
were found posted 10 the Louvre and Lux
embury to night One bill.poster was ar
rested. Some persons consider the placards
practical joke.
A great meeting OF working men Is sum-
moned for Sunday NEXT.
BePtsos Rist.
vienna, November IA riotous demon.
stration Of q serious character occurred
here to-day. Three hundred members of
the shoemakers' union, which the author
High street, shouting ave must have
blood" The police were badly used. and
several wounded. The troops dispersed
the mob.
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Threatens n Ravage-Heaith Rspor'
for Last Month.

The report for the month OF October %
the mortality statistics of Wheeling pre-
sents some interesting phases. For some
time past the city papers have contained
fr.ouent notices of deaths from scarlet
fever. and the following report will show
its prevalence:
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The nearest infalliablc remedy is PkRUNA.

GREAr bargains in Boots and Shoes, for
males and females, at L. V. Bonds, 1lSS
Main street
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FOREIGN.

Silk and Fur lined, for best quality SIS.
at Emsheimer's, Eleventh street.
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Go 90 the MeLure House cigar stand
for the hnesI Imported Cigars.
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MESs Fine Hand sewed Shoes, hest makes
and correct styles, at L. v. Bonds.
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THE
Weekly RegI

Contains G-oolumns OF ns', 80
nearly two feet in lenF,h' -
In each issus 10 de'o.,l Md
.,n,s 1in siss 1IU inche.
scr,bsr OF The Weekly kD.I
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BrfEhf's Disease, Diabetes, Kidney
Liver or Urfnaru nIaAaaea

Have no fear of any of these diseases il
you use Hop Bitters, as they will prevent
and cure the worst cases, even when you
have been made worse by some great pulled
up pretended cure.
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On nIf
BuekIen's Arnic. saive.

that Emsheimer's $3.50 Pushes are as good
"a any at $3.50 in the city.
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A New Lectsre by Rev. CuiI.

GS~Explicit directions for every use are
given with the Diamond Dyes. For dyeing
Moses, Grasses Eggs Ivory, Hair g..
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-11
Pr. EONAL.

Hon. Samuel Word left for Helena
this morning.
Mr.. HI. Lightcap, who visited Butte
in December, representing the Chicago
house oi 4. A. Dcvcre & Son, merchant
tailors, arrived in Butte last night.
=. Il. and William Lamour are ex-
pccted back from California this month.
Dir. l.. w. Knight Of the First Ma
tional Bank. expects to De in Butte a
day or two longer.
Anon, the latest arri. ais ut the st.
Nicholas Hotel are: VIM. Garrett, Chi
cage; o. :. Hoffman, indianapolis ;
T. H. Gordon, Benton. I. II. Robert
son, Deer Lodge: John NJ. Plummc:',
ST., Silver Star; J. J. Kennedy, Deer
Lodge; NJ. Fox, Leallvi;le.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-11
Stop Thief.

Yesterday morning two horse; yc;n
missed from tie Lexington coral
Alex iia,Stnn IS vel: k.!t:wn L., :; road
commissioning, and :E:ny people vii! re-
m'in''cr the little black horse v:,:c,,
:n'',"s"dE. Else i, now riding ava; from
justice. ~: "'l'c: !4o:Sc w.,Sa lay !,c-
""St: to C'i:s.aI,!" .:,c:: Rowan. Two
''cn WI" !i:!a been working in Con-
n"l'!s SETTLE are suspected of having
. wa With the mi>sin. animals.
Thursday nigh; the SUSPECTS, yUl.,,l ,In
tnc'' blankets carefully and sail ,h:!.
they w.c, going away. ANIL t,,a+ ' 49,. "
IN quick time. Tie Si c;i:; inrc,li,t. i,,
!!c!e$r'phed to all points in tl.i: and MI
Joining territories for the f,,,;t;r.,
C'aranc" Earl am! J>:.nnv Tuci;cr,r.,,
are suppose! t" be the guilty narti"s
me, have bot: been privatcs in th.
United States army. u" VIC
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-11
Sc. Patrick'S Day.

One week FROM: to-day comes the an
niversary o. st. Iatrick's Day in the
Morning. The evening Of this day will
hc celebrated MI over the United States
and i'll III: Territories hy balls for tie
benefit OF thc Land League, and the
c;,usc which is now REPRESENTED by that
OI:l:r al over the civilized world.
IN Helena :;;tive preparations are b.
ing made 10y Tie va.'io:;' committees.
The Battle hrarrl, ri TIE LEAGUE inten!
to nake The bal! 10 he given in Rem
s!,aw's Hall next Friday night IL COM
Pete success, and invite the cordial CO.
Operation o. all citizens, OF al crvcs:.,
pu!iti..s ANA na::ona!itics to make the
occasion an event in the cnteriainmvn;
annals OF Butte.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-11

The whole civilized world is outraged
by the treatment Of the Hebrew citizens
Of Southern Russia. Subscriptions for
the succor of these unfortunates have
been raised literally in all the large
cities Of the United States and in En-
gland. Butte docs not propose to be be-
hind in the good work, whic', is already
extensively discussed here. Monday or
Tuesday committees viii! visit our l,si-
ness men and ask their aid in providing
means to secure ocean passage and
homes for the mum, ro,!S INNOCENT VIC
Tins Of Russian fanatici.n,.
The citizens Of Butte contribute lilcr-
ally, rs !: rule, to all deserving Requests
for pecuniary assistance. They have u
right t" rr'I' against un.lc.:vvinw dr.
mands. b1r they can :,ur:.:v find no mere.
nieT1tnri"'lS use for their contributions:
than this now offered them. to provide
homes ;,T the Homeless aud bread for
those who have been reduced witlor,
'"'l't o Their own FROM, comfort. ans:
even luxury, :" absolute ,irs;it;:,iun.