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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-04-29
Tho Hawaiian Reciprocity Treaty,

Tho Hawaiian Reciprocity treaty.
CHICAGO, April 9s.-A special from
New York says the Hawaiian sugar
question Is assuming such proportions
in the markets Of tine country that de-
term,inesl and united effort il to be made
By the commercial bodies Of this city to
seek r. lief from Congress. 1t will BE-
demanded that so much Of the treaty
between the Sandwich Islands and the
United States that permits Hawaiian su-
gar free Of duty shall he abrogated.
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GRAND LODGE I. Q. o. =.
Synopsis Of Tirst Days Proceeding

0y4OPDSO " 3AOt NY 31OC00U4QB0s
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
met in Odd Fellows Hall In this city
Wednesday morning, Officers werepres-
ent ~ follows:
Grand Master-W. II. Dickinson.
Grand Warden-Massena Billiard.
Grand Secretary aud Representative
Jacob Loeb.
Grand TresSarcr4 Charles M. Jefferis.
Grand Guartl-Chas. Rouleau.
Grand HerAhl-W. A. Means.
Past Grand Mastcr-A. u. McPher-
son.
Pro tenn appointments were made as
follows:
Deputy Grand Master-A. H. Mitch
ell.
Grand Marshal-John q. Keith.
Grand COnductOr-J. III. Il. Foster.
The other members present wers: Jos.
p. g.; Henry McMurpi,ey, p. g.; jacob
J. J. York and William Ramsey, Rep
rescntatives.
The reports Of officers were elaborate
documents, reviewing at length the work
Of the past year, and:;showed the cordi-
ton vi the Ortler to he prosperous. The
number Of members was reported at
rs, Icing net increase Of ~, aud dis
tributed among ten working lodges.
The total revenue Of subordinate lodges
during the past year was S74OS. Forty
five members were relieved, the total
SUM paid for relief being 81, 2Ss.50. the
Grand Lodge treasury has on hand u
cash balance Of $8S7.A.
The following committees for the
work Of the present session were APP
pointed:
Rules-Hyde, Loeb and Bullard.
Credentials ~ Williams, McPhersOn
AMI Jeficris.
Elections and Returns-Loeb, Rou-
leau, H0cpfner.
State Of the Order-Dullard, Mitch
ell, Foster.
Finance-Kenck, Mitchell, York.
Petitions-Hyde, Williams, Bullard.
Laws Subordinate Lodges - Keith,
Warren, Barret.
Mileage and PerDiem-Metlin, Bull
lard, Ramsey.
Appeals and Grievances Jefferis, Rou-
leau, McPherson.
The session will be continued 1t
O'Clock this morning, when the election
III. officers will occur.
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Boston. April 26.-John L. Sullivan,
the pugilist, was sentenced to-day to
three months in the House OfCOrrectjOn
for assault on Charles Robbins in . bar
room, on Elliott street Sunday night.
sullivan appealed.
The ReardOn Star Route case came up
to-day. Ex-PtAtu,aster General James
and McVeagh were present.
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WASHINGTON, April e6.-The debate
on the Chinese bill was continued BY
slater, Of Oregon, who sharply criticised
Hears speech and cont Txsted the records
Of the Republican and Demncratic par
ties on the Chinese question to the ad-
vantage Of the latter.
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LoNDoN, April = Bndlaugh ha6
brought suit sgzinst IT, Assistant Ser
9eant-at-A1ms Of the Commons t0S
ejecting him from the lobby 1t the Jaee
session, and also against Newgate, u.
p far nlnlntenanCe.
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A New Political Turn in Indian,

ALBANY. Apri' o. The anti-mo-
n",Miy convention to-day had four hum
sirtsl delegates present. l.. T.. Chttten-
den was temporary chairman.
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Congressional.


WASHINGTON, Apr. 9.-Calkins called
up the contested election case of Lynch
vs.. Cl,alners. Randall raised the u,les.
ton q: consideration. and the House
dctititsi hy yeas lis to nays 80 to con.
slider. The report was then read.
The discussion went on In the usual
form and Cox y. ~ Offered the fOll.,w.
ing resolution NJ substitute for Robin
sons resolution:
That the President Of the United
States liz requested to communicate to
this House any additional correspond
cncr with the British Government on
file ~ the State Department in refer
ence I" the alleged imprisonment Of cit
iZc,,x OF tic United States in Ireland
and that the President be requested tn
continue his ctlurtx for the prompt re.
lease or prompt trial Of any citizen who
may now l'e uniu>tiy imprisoned in Ire
land hy the G"vvrnnient Of Great Brit
ain.
The debate continued and was closed
by Robinson y. V, who withdrew hrs
resolution. ami the substitute offered hy
ti,rcs.nnittce Was adopted without Ill
vision.
Adjourned.
A New Political Turn in Indiana.
TERRE HATE, April .6.-The Ga
=fftr Says: by the alteration Of the con-
ktltutiOiIal amendment changing the.
date Of the State election from October
I" November fifty members Of the State
senate, the whole numt'er, will tc elect
al this fall instead Of only twenty-five
~ heretofore. The term Of Office Of y
Of II en-. however will not begin until
the exp! ration OF the terms Of their pre-
dec s.ors. which, occurs few days be-
fore the November elections in 1854.
This is deemed cruel. ~ U. =. Senator
t. succeed VNrhtes is to he elected in
the winter 5flSS4-5, and this respected
c;,tcl, in the law prrcipitates that con-
test in part this fail. Democrats claim
this is IN advantage for them.
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g.: ] :s
uadoa
. q. cADlE, .~r>..- cnprcte end r..> ..n .
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lR& j. J. BARNQM, = 80
f,,li,a,h, b,s c|.A 4, Il.
rz,uv an, yrs1zres1 sescz4A7
e.e.,uoDss,ss. -. eaq1aas. -. =,
e. E Mt Z u NAL
HO.U SD
Butte Citn xontan.
G.. W. BEAL. Pro'r
y. q. 9I1a oER,
|UPHOLrST E II T
FURNITURE,
(East end Of fark stree, Brtdge.)
1CT1I, MONTANA.
r Ak0E asaortmsnt of Parlor and Beirvs,E
i! suits: Of The --latest .nd no. ~ss,. se =: ~
10. Feethers in bulk Hair Moss: Wool, e.
cei:ior spriog ana i iTs Nov. Mattre:ses
= "'sss'' s.s :d Soo. Il: Be-: i
market, ~ Low P5Ioea. oscou
Saddle Rock
RESTAURANT.
Meals, Is Gents,
Served at al hours Of the day. One deos
east Of The Miner ONCE. West Broadway. Butte.
81 any place in the city. esjanltf
ROBERTS d. CO.'S,
New Auction & Commission
HOUSES.
Il now open and ready flor business. VIII
by and sell all kinds of goods-
HORSES,
HARNESS,
WAGONS, dc.
n~Also Second Haml GOMls. Give us q call
IL YOU want 70 raise money on truck.
ROBERTS & co.
Yves Broadway, I3martf1 BUTTS CITY
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mineral finid In any desired shafAs that is
rapidly, and with reason, supercediug paint
>for dwellings,. Offices &c This Il a sampe
of the quaAruplex twisted galvanizei and
laminated lightning roti; this is;s But here
I stopped him, and approaching one step
closer said in husky voice aHave you
any samples Of SAND? He seemed alarmed
by nv manner but quickly recovered him~
self. and smiling superiority produced from
his wallet a msll tin box which. when
opened, he exhibited filed with 4 brown
rowder. "My friend" he said, sand Is no
longer used by our progressive architects
| This is sample Of our patent hydraulic ce-
nent which, In the majesty Of my wrath
7 reached for hi= collar, ana fastening my
| claw in his neckc'oth, held him as in
vice ''yon are my man " / shrieked. "Yon
are the double extract and quinteonce OF
all the vuiturea who have knawed atmy vi
tails this weary day. The burning desire
that felt two hOurs ago TO be able with one
fell swoop 10 annihilate my tormentors can
be grati6ed on yonr carcass Yes, ] VIII
spare thee on one condition. Here is seard,
grid up thy Ioins and tell this man that red
sand, az, or grey sand is a mockerv. Here
is another; call at this address and convince
the mndsill whose name you see that brick
are a clelusion. Here is another, sear into
his heart with red hot words that painting
il n snare Convince these men that theirs
are lost arts. and will spare thee" And
lifted him up, hung him out to dry % the
side walk. In the calm Silly night, aid re-
! tired to my virtuous couch
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AIi.,,in Gu,teau.

A visit TO the Jail shows that Gairnu
has lost much o. his loaaaciousEss ana
has become almost taciturn- -tfs sAAss
very little interest ia Visitsrs, <ses Pr 70
sell them photographs aud a~'o1rsFhs
tie is not taking -ahscrip'ions5 10 has
hooks. He has CARED aesh sincs The tri-
Al aud his color hss greatly I'uFr wed
rhe Warden says he spends no Tine III
religious exercises. rarely reAh hg the
Bible, ami he has never been seen pray :
ing At the same time he does not seem
o be depressed aud # questioned sssrts
that he was aud is inspired. lie has
shown no sxuitation over The severn sen
t-noe in AasOns case. lie sPsnds a
greater part Of day light read'hg the
pr 1ofs Of his new edition OF Truth
Warde Cracker SAYS that his ptisonsi
exhibits no sign OF insanity Al Toe OH
eers ut Jail walsh Gui eau carefully, Az
none OF them see any signs OF Incfeasin4
mental disorder In conversation h. neV
er ailudes 10 his dea'h buf says TO ia
stead, / suppose | We cot to go Dug
frequent phrase with hIm- NaFdeh rock
er does not think he will nun tuic he
and is sure the prisoner hs'iti All IN, 20
lsnce will remain unimpalred 10 ia
L.
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oscar Turner -
gIRTlSFff.

Special 20 the LOuufllle Z Gal
HAsHIEGroS, March 9.-RspreEentatiVe
Horr, OF Michigan. efsated = ripple TODAY
in the House by annuncing that he had
discovered the Hon Oscar Turner's speech
on the tariff, INTRODUCED into the spsect
Of the latter nn Tuesisy on the Agricul
tursl Appropriation bill, in the Congress
sional Resort OF l57l II vas delivered
ia the House hen byihs Hon Sam. MAJ
shall OF Illinois AL hal been oopis1
verbatim ct liteTs,iu by Mr.. Turner.
tsPsciAi Louisville Courier JournAll
wA-HIB5roH, Mach 9.--Soms Of
papers are after COnfressnsn Turner toi
the charge or plagiarism made against him
by Herr, ef MichigaH hut il is generally
conceded thai free trade facts are the same
without regard to the or grouping.
TAG editor Of thu Frankfort Yscmdr
claims to have read Mr.. Turner's spseet
carefully and 10 satisfied that the eharg'
is false There is apor,ion Of the speech
that portion giving shs per cent. numeroui
articles are taxed, that is taken from thu
Marshall speech Of 1870. This extrac
has been used by hundreds Of speaker
without giving Asrshal credit.
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Rrnihrr Aarmea

PARIs KT March lO-Geo. .. Barnes.
the famous revivalist. arrived here yestsr
day evening and prescbet last night, this
evening and Tonight 10 large aaiisncss.
Brother Barnes probably has not got his
hearers thoroughly stirrea up vet. a. there
has been no confessions He has so far
made 8 very fsvorshis impression, aud
~ ~ 40 doubt bring some Of the many STA
ners Of Paris to the foot Of the Cro-s.
While soIn what eccentric, lie seemingly
Is EARNEST u hi e"ieaSor- 10 con vert stn
nsrs. TIE material is here for him .
work on.
1t il known thai several society bsii>s
OF Nashville are suffering the mos in
tense tortur, from thsiuse Of . preparation
made 10 blondine hair. II reported that
one young lady has lost, or - about 20 lose
all her teeth from the eject Of The poison
received into the system. Another il is
said has bean unable to leave her room
fer months on the same account
Gen sherman il on = tour Of inspection
ia T-Ias and will exieud his vi-i' q
CaiirorhiH, visiting nsariv aii % lie niIi
tsry uosts wet Of th- ftis-i-stpri hefo-,
he rrfUrr- -.- shineton.
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f0R CoUNTY ASSESS0R

Ne are ausnorsse.tfv ANNOUNCE II
rHoaAs chHd date Ter As $50. ~
futiou county Election III Augusr
We are authorized u announce Mar
ADAMS ia, ~ - candidate for the office
of Assessor. Election next August.
We are authorized 20 announce J y \
CoDPER pre>sn' ineum'.-ug a c.t-iidl'
FOR fhe on of ssses-or H.:eetI1n lex
Angus
We are alihoriLs - ann aac1 z. @
DAVIS a. II cap,'.i,t fas rae oifi:- ef
SCISSOR Election Ia Aagas' next,
We are authorized to .nn,rncr I :
fINcH ~ csnii.iate tor th.. sffic. ~ A.
ses-ur oil Fuitou ooao5 Eiec;ion IN IA
gust
We are authorized . aaa1uuce Q. VI.
SALMON, as "a cauiIia,e for the oihce OF
Assessor vi FuIton comfy Election IL
August.
We are authorized TO announce A. u.
McfApDEN, as a Candidate for the office
OF Assessor Of Futon county. Election IN
August
We are authorized 10 announce j d.
COOK. as "a candldsts for 0ifice OF A.
sssur. EiecIiOn next August.
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reuue..ee,s Debt.

Ths New York Herald rays the Tonnes
zee bondholdsrs have decided to take the
new bonds without the tax receivable
coupon feature, or they will agree 10 take
. six per cent. bond FOR q sixty per osnO
Of the debt
The Legislature will soon DO gathered
tsgsther 10 decide. and the bendholders
eaght to have some proposition to submit
~ that time, or else be prepared to await
ths conclusion Of = long and bitter poiiti-
eel contest, which may disorganiEs both
yelitieal parties and dissolve all existing
party rsfatfsns.
II the Tennessee Legislature, at the
callsd session, should agree on Sill
which viii meet the objections Of the Su-
prsns Court and which is, at the same
tine. scceptab3s to the bondholaers grave
disastsr 10 the STATE. which must re-
sult from continued agitation, win be re
nevsd.
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Or. Lous. No., March Io.-J. W. Booth,
Of THE city, says in regard to the land
stssi BY hfm. Laramors and others that
the story. told By the negroes and trans
miitsd from st. Paul 10 false in every
pariienlsr. He says N. G. and Green
Laramore, 0scsr Town and myself form
Che Elk Valley Farming Company. We
own four thousand scrss in Dskota. apd
have invested SI25000 in the enterprise.
The land vas bought by actual settlers
and have template statement o. Il from
thsss vhen Ne bought the lands and what
ws paid Last winner our Supsrinien
dsnt. Mr.. ehsrsriass, forsseeIng thai wa-
ess would b hihasr in that region this
spring. advised NJ "a send sonas negroes
from tAis section. and ~s bred gang Of
aegrsss and sent them mp from Macon.
No. and ssarsed ssheut February 9th. |
lave Aasrdssf 40 srouhis about tbs ne
ersss. A1s suppose the psopis UP there
ere snvieus Of eur large designs, and 50
D,&rtsd The steYy.
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FIR EE COLU Mn

Advertisements Under the HealsOf
WANTED, FOR 81 LB, FOR KENT&C.
or an acceptable nature, aud not "a ex.
coed fonr lines, are free TO all
Here Business AGUs, tisements No, Jasetsed an
These Columns Without Pan.
II answers fail to come the 6rstiime,
we invite second third, or as manr re-
petitions as are necessary to secnre what
you advertise for. We wish the adssrtis
ers TO feel that they are not imno.iug or
as, but are doing " favor BY usiug our
free columns, rs we are determ,nel To
make
THE HICKMAN COURIER THe " gDIUM
Through which the general pnb,;s mry
always have their wants supplied.
FoH SALE.-A dwelling honse centrally
located. Apply at Courier Office.
FoR REsr--Fsrm-about 80 ae,,,s!ear-
ed land. For partiular apply To-
II. II. Wilson.
Pos SALE.-A small, comfortsh,. dwell
ing house, in East Hickman. anoiv 10
THOS. KIRKPATRICK.
WANTED. Persons wanting to.an rent.
or lease land. wanting farm hands or
those wanting situations, can u.a 4 lines
in this column free.
IN ACRES OF No. LAND FOR RENT.
sJO Apply TO
NJ. a. MonAsIEL.
'e'o >" Hickman KY
FoR sALE.-A house. lot, stah,s. and
81 acres of ground. Appl, 10
JAMES u. SAUNDERS.
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obies,ien- 20 iine Ro,i.

The McHenry- jacobs bolt will cut
considerable squire in the next August
election; and but for The fact that the "bOlt'
has split the Republican party worse
than ii has the Democratic, 1t might prove
formidable.
The "bolt' 10 founded on the failure of
the McFenryitss TO get their favorite,
Col. Wolfori. nomina,si for Clerk of the
Court Of Appeals ifwolford hal besn
the nominee land came very near be-
ingl then there would have besn no bot.
This fact Fsdrces the movement, simply
and plainly, TO . dissfeetion of Once essex
srs. The McHenryitss say 10 the $50,
Democrats Of ksntwky, you nominate
our man, or we'll rama candidate against
ysur regular nomins.
The McHenryitss Do not Aitsge TIKI the
Democracy Of the State advocate any Prin-
eipls to which they object; they do not a.
isge. that the Democracy has made or en-
forced any laws or policies TO which they
object; and neither do they allege that the
regular NOMINEES, Capt. Henry. whom
they wish to defeat. is incompetent, inca.
psble,, or unworthy il any respect.
These boilers do shSrgs that, the old
Confederate element in the State consti-
tutsa .sAisrity OF the part, and exercise
their strength to prescribe Federal Sol
der Democrats. Col wolfori whsm the
McHsnryftss desired TO be the nominse.
was . Federal soldier, aud rsfaiss the
shsree. in published letter, in which he
states thxt = majority Of bis sirongest
friends and supporters in the nventiOn,
were sx -rehsl soIdisrs, and also declares
his purpose to suppor. the regular nomi-
nee. This bsing the facts OF the siius-
ton, We can not view the bolt as nythinE
else than the grori Of disaasctsd efiss-
seekers.
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Mo. 10.4C2-In Chansery a. Naaville,
State Of Tennessee, 06ct CLERK
and Master Chancery Court Nahviiie,
February the 18th lss2.-isaac Luton.
executor OF Samuel Watkins, decd Co
piaiuant vs.. Samuel J. Walks aud
others, Defendsnts-ir appearing from
the bill; filed in this cause, which iswOrn
To-, thar Samuel Watkins die2i ~ Dsidson
Co. Tenn, on The 10Th day of etober.
1880; that by his last will ani teanent
h. bsquesthed his residuary esiai "a the
desce adants of his sisters. SAL, wha
married Solomon Clark; Polly wi IN
ried Samuel Nicely; Jane. who fsrriri
Ambrose Lewis aud of HIS br0'h-i J az.
and Isaac. said descendants o. -hctof ii
three sister. and two brothers 10 fSe one
fifth of -aid residue. moi a. IN u-xot = "a
Of said tesfaiOr. but ~ the mex o-Htn .
the brother or sister from whom ley are
descended, said brothers and sistes 20 be
considered As having lied on ihedSy OF
said testaior'- death. aud each beng the
owner of one fifth part Of sails reiduary
estate that the hbiecf Of slfi NIL RIO = =
certain " no said residuary legaies are
and TO settle said estate; mat AL clsma
80 such residuary leQat=es are mde t.
PENDANTS. but that the names Of rany 81
tIrtuf SHpbNNtil ~ ftrAftF - NV -
Tennessee Kentucky. Ms ssipp ArkAn
sas and T-xas are unSasvn r. cDgp al
ant; it is therefor ordered tiat All FrsOn
reside ut and nOn-re>sleni ei1iml = 10 b.
residuary lsgaters If the stfi Hs'a'ar
not made defendants hereto rs nnae. h
cause unknown. enter their apparape
herein before or Within the hrst ire.
days OF the next term Of said conrff1 ~
held on the first Monday in April. Us
and pi a 1, answer or demur 10 cnHpiaIh
ants bill, or the same will ne taken fw con-
fessed as t. them and set fsr hearhg ex-
parte, and that copy of Ibis orirr be
publIshe for four consecutive weeks III
the Nashville kmeric,tn; aud ia saew--
paper published in each Of The foiliw :
places. VIZ Hickman Ky. Afetleea.
Miss. L.iiie Rock, Ark and Dal Nsa
ROBERT EWING, Clerk AMI Mnser
Demos q Malone aud Robert 3 Lrs
Solicitors for Complainant. ASA
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IPF.srs ehs GoarScI -J1nTSsft
The n'aiter about On al.ereation ce'"eeh
ne Governor ana \ newspaper correspoA
On, sepgna 20 us considerably disPr opot
,ioned. The Governor let his isrpsr es'
he better OF him, not nnf ~ Z ia 80
ms. and doubtless regrets u, IS nost
ne 40 who give way 10 the impulses u
passion. Bat the eorr.spondent had oeen
very provoking in his letter OF tao' ll0
iu0 and. after all. even Governors arc
Inn, men. ins general way, Ne
,t,nvht The Governor disposed 20 yieia
over much 20 he kindness OF BIS near
and he sympathy of his nature ia '.e
matter of pardoas aud have called TINS 10
tis own AID The pablis sttertion. Ia
deed. no. only rhe present. hnt al pFsce
ing Governors have erred II TVS teRSiu
A.to ths business OF the Executive oinSei
il appears 10 he vii con lucted, snd I'M
secretary of Ststs acted " hin The strlc'
usage Of precedent in refdsios 10 perm
anewspaper correspondent 10 institute
a drag net over tue archives OF bis de-
pRrtment-
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FOR J4ILOR.

Sc are authorized TO announce NEwrOs
BtsHART ns candiii.te for the Office
81 JalIer Of Full GU ceuRry Election oext
August.
We are authorized to announce Nj.
JACOB SILvEKroorH as candidate for the
office of JAil.'r OF Fulton County. ut the
-asuinz August election.
" arr aothsriz.I 10 announce Mr.. K.
r. TBcaAssOS present ihcrnbent, AS "A
candidate Ter The Office Of Jaiior, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized 70 anaOrnce fHoA-
"a Z HAWKINS "a * ctn ,Idate for ihe Of
due of Jalior OF Ful'su County Augus.
us1t
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Coua .erk ~ Fulton coua -.
OF the eusmng August election.
We are authorized 10 announce A. ~
DEBDw "a n candidate for the ONCE %
County Court Clerk Election Aug st
next.
We are authorized to announce p" =.
Taylor u. candidate for Clerk Of the
Fulton County Cour' AT the ehsnlng Ao-
gust election.
We are authorize t0Aupsnp>r NsFs'iAh
\. McDANsEL, as caniidaie to Cierh -
sac Fulton County Court At che ensuing
AtxI$t election
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A xeu nenarrmenr.

Ths bill to establish new department
aud q new Cabinet position was intrsduc-
ed in Congress by Mr. Ksnns, of West
Virgins, aud will be likely 10 hnd favor
with tho majority, as it opens the way TO
= largo number Of appointments. The new
Secretsry is to be called Secretary OF In
dusiries. He viii have under charge the
Agricultural Bureau, the Geological Bu
r-au, the bureau OF Lands, and NIL the
odds and ends Of Government that do no,
properly belong to other established de-
partment.
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The court martial which tried Sergeant
u..on who fred at Guitsau while be was
guarding him, has found him guilty. me
huding and sentence has been approved
by Gen. Hancock. The sentence Is e. FOL
lows:
80 be dishonorably discharged from
the service of the Unitsd States. wiz the
loss Of all pay aud allowances now due OF
10 becom. due 10 him, anu then 10 os con
fined at hard labor IN sach Penlienhary
as tue proper authority ma direct Ter
eikht Years
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-03-17

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