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The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22
Sker1H's Sale.

Henry u. Hanscr, plaintiff. ". Joel \.
moss. Henry Mos. Bea'ie Moss a''d Az
dew ]. J"cas0ss. e'es.iMnt..
IT, be -old NJ sheriTx safe on tue ~ g! =.
o. Norsmts.r, - u i,>::. in .r.1t ~ Wy
S'.:'riil's Office. I" Butte cay. ~. =. Ms
O'Clock. p. M. ill.. tO!:nSiHE "e>cri'eu Psv
p"rsy. {" cit All the ,:hi. title and tnls!.
'>t o. IL" DESCENDANTS IN and that ces!s.s .!..s
hcNs'. oi JU 4. Moss. Henry \. Moss. aSe
samuel dryden Was placed 'l,s' same 'e'"f
sixt' seven icet lr''s:. Oh !'Arx street. s.s ,s
extending bacx with that w.'!ti, a!in'St ".
hundred a'M twenty feet Ais" ths -. ="
Sosl'h from said premises. bling "cAts. ~ ="
y portion q! ,h. Yellow Jack i..ls u.ini.s
c'm'in. dexc' i6oti hertalt-s: >n:J pro- s,. S,v
nelug east Oi the town >itr u: butte s.v
Ailver low county. n. T.. s.'t S''1!o " ~: =.
extc..s Ion Of Park street HI .'hi r'!'
al buiisls"ss and appurirri"c"s l'on .; ,rs
psemixes ard ALI i"pr;'rrl.'sI'. ths'So ...,,.Sv
so'n~ 0e Nk situate ! in kilvrs far~ eOe,'y =,
y. !. AIN, an uNl'vi.te. one nan c,,n.
mat certNIn quartz j(s!c Hl,h!nE cam M,".n ~.
aoesi eea' Of the isi;t:a iOwn>:t- ANA i..',I- ."I
- the Yellow jack. Al.p AT undivM:,.
Que .ienii, ti-N6,Of. ~ a,ii 10 ',ia! ..."siSd
IoAe niluinx claim known and d"s!s",.i
~ The D.iO. said hae nav in: 's...: :. 1.x Il.
on IN" 18th day D april. \. d.. 'r's.; NJ
nor: Ihompson and Others. NE , IeSii 81 ioiss
WHich apptar Oh page Ill. h:,k J: ~. .. rsr.
records Of Deer J~xjse county MO 'r..".ssnth
FltOry. AlsO. an u,siIvuls,i '.ue s'!.s..is !.V.,"ins
tl.l6, Of that certain quartz t'de n.i IT, n
claim known rs IN. rlUve: rnH'nr':s.""s H'." br
tho discovery shaft ssn sail h':e sh".n ~ ssu
that name ami eAtelNi:Dg cas. 80" "icde.
hundred feet aiaD:,s the IT," ~ s"'. M
Also. uN undivided OH.sIxfcr'tn sisin
That crrtain quartz :.!r :n;n,rk AMI
known 1u,i deaf .,ia:;i rs III" fi". The
commencing NJ the discovery s;'"I. al. w w.,,rs
lode Oe that name ami ext"Iidi = ,..,, frei
xA'd csAim abJu el~veii hun,:re" ~ w xrv
mOte ~ les. Ihe said above s'@" .!sr Eas.
nov cnmnIOul, KNOWN ~ the t!',s.' hna
and the Flower West r..spr' .., me
h1viE. been locate by !s'.n'' o''. ..,.",rlet
1Slh day Of April, \. H.. ~. az 400 u
respectively as the 18th a:'a sin. iNbts
Book u. Of lCAlrx rvr"F.i> III i'v v,...;sh;h
county. MT. Also 81 u"'ivni' " OUT, lois
~ OF in 8iu! iO that certain l'.ts iois
aAjHlns claim KNOWN az th' ~n"nSf 'Saft o.
c'ain,. communicating At discover :"r vtst
the lU,s.' CS that EAIue. and eS! iwrlVs
along tisss line Ci said lsstc a.s".. ,ras "
hundred lA., i..ct The >ad '''ai .iny 81
cssed By Arson Ford "n H., ~ u n ns,E y:
April. 4. D., 1878, an.i recOrtssi w. :s,n. ssN
0t lsAisS rsrOr!S ON peses .''h NV, ',u ~ the
claim bclnE now xen"raliy Ar"y A;ius'
0aukic West All said claims ,.,.,r,. ~. ST.
ted IN summit vx.t.y Mining ''>
yer Bow county. ~. +. A. D.
Dated thiS 1T day o! S!ve:s,ri, ri,sr!r
l062. THUH. u. I.OWHf'
Bye. A. SMALL. vn1e, Shsr'E'
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

The ex.Empress Eugene Is thin,
s:':ii. ses:i.hy. nervous rheumatic and
Mn. "Stonewall" jackson has fall.
en- heir to $1yOO0 left by . Memphis
admirer Of the (ieueral.
Count Won M0ltke, the oldest Field
Nassl,xl in the service, lately ceie-
bsated his eighty.third birthday.
President Arthur has been elected
an honorary mclnber OF Boston's An
cient and Honorable Artillery.
The wife Of the Chinese Ninistes
at Washington h seventeen yeass ol
age. She does not receive visitors.
Prince Victor, . son Of Jerome M
p0leon, hes commenced Q years ses-
vice In an artillery school In Francs.
Z. D. Morgan Of New York has Q
fortune of 81, ,O00, 100. It h aid ho
has only one grand-child to leave It
In.
Laura 3. keyser, F0repaugh's $lO,-
0C0 heaaty, who now lives In Philo-
do3Qhla, b trying to ct . divorce
from her husband on the ground ol
deoe1tjou.
Sir Garnet WolDeley has chsneed
hb mind, and will enter the British
peesaee - Baro0 Wolseley Of Cairo,
instead of Egypt, - was nrst in
tended.
Dnn Carlos will always after this
pess . part Of the year In Venice.
where he caD live - unreDtrainedly
- he wishes without interference
from the moral auth0rities.
Professor Swing Of Chicago char.
aetefises the Salvation Army In Ene.
land - ''bslc-a-bgac In relixion-e
haTmonious blending Of the clefxy-
man and Oscar Wilde."
Senator Norzill's private fortune
he's been largely taxed to pay for .
poblic library which be proposes to
oeoeoW upon hi0 native town Of 6toE.
ford, VT, ~ . Christmas gift.
Assuming, nys the Beston T+a~-
script, that Nm. LAngtEy writes her
own autographs, Il nay b said Of
hee that tie hand che writes = not %
pretty - the hand shs writes with,
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

The pse0est high price Of pctro-
Dessm sxcites considerable isquiry -
to the pgobaL)s exha0stiea Of TIE oil
ne3sls. Il co0mansls BOW double
The average psiee during 1861, when
It wss f6sty-nine cenls per gsllon.
ID esmnsenting upon II the -N.'H os.l
EEpr'as Ays: "Aeeording to:eensus
hWlletin No. en-, The amount q rruale
oil consumed by. the eighty-slx man.
ufacturing establishments ia 1880
W. II, ,ll7, 456 barsels, ths total value
of the manufactured products being
~, ,7oS, ,2lA But TIE total peoduetjoa
il 1854 vas ss,s6o,Sls barre3s. Of
which =, ,2es, 80 barrels was coasum-
ed, asd Tie discovery a new wells
of i0aeaGo valoe n,ust have iDcrsao-
q he psodssliea q the iollowing
yen. Ths pslsslsso sop9ly ~
not ~ - lsag - ~ Wss]d ssdugss,
but Il = nksly - eestinUe until ~
wee3d = better ah)e 10 ct aleagvith-
ait It."
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22
ORDER TO SHOW cA,,.,

In the probate court In for Si,,..
county: Territory o' . ontana. IN ~ u
e :<1 lot: .. "a. xi. ct:'f 4 o. W. vssD e. =
tor o. the eststs OF John G strsi rsiI.aisa!a Ii
csase.s.. having Aied his petiiios 2 T.
praying for M order Of HAle 1f III ~ Iesee'>Ia
tats Of said desesdsnt for The e",I. ~! =
II n therefore RE red by the iud.. -.
cou1t Qbot ILL parx0ns iutse1xled n ~ ~ eai(
tate Of ssiti oecee.ed APPEAR bsf.t ~ T. Z.
probate court on "Wednesday. lbe ~; y; 4. at
Noveoees. les!' - 70 O'Clock oI he 10y ~ 6
bato o0slrt at the ity 0g sutfe In ~ ~
" of .ilver D0v. u Ii,ow cau.e ~ sss
Osder ehosId not Be- granted u The ~ u =
mlnls trat01 10 Ee'il % much Of The n y
tsts 0f the s4i1 drccs..esl aS shall b -
neeeAary. CALEB L IRWIN NE
Deted this 18th day Of October. 4 : r.,
sWocl2lw6 ~
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

LMter-l/srNN: "liovefnos-elect Pat
tisou b. starting out pretty well. He
has selected for his psivate secretary
clergy man, and . Republican. In
the person of the Rev. Thomas +.
Everett, pastor Of st. Stephens NJ. +.
Church 1T Germantown, OF which the
Governor-elect h . member. The ~
lection of bis pastor for the most con.
fidenlial position on his staff shows
that Pattison IL determined to b Q
good Governor, ifspiritua: advice can
make hmm one. Hut We fear that the
astute and sanctim0nious Mcclure,
of the Philadelphia Tines, who
''wears the livery Of heaven to serve
the devil in," and claims to be the
discoverer CT Pxttison, will appear on
the scene ~ . wicked partner before
the administration b very old. II
the Governor would obtain his spirit
mi consolation from AcC Clurc and his
political advice frosu the Rev. Mr..
Everett, 1t might be better for him
and for the State.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22
Sherins Sale.

Wiliism II. Young. p!xin:iR. ". DsvidA
SPr"krr ssAe sarah l. Sbrsker. deltndSnis
To 10 >Gld ~ Hheriii'S sale, on the .;jn NJ :
0f NovcMhr, A. H.. ISs2. vi 2 Oci0ck n. NJ
IN front 6Di ,l.e $hrr'i' Office, In butte CHv
n. r., tue following d. scribeti prOpefty. T.
wit: All the defendants s right. title mi n.
of land. 0fty t5Dl feet In width by one hSs.
dred 't1' feet ~ length. AID heins psfiiSs
Of the Spfin. Valley lode claim. a:1 g -
ssnso premises upon which deiyi,da an:s Isys
said prem ises. ard wcxt Of said dvSliies
house jx = spring OF running water. ~
property N about One-i0urih txi OF mia
wesler'y from the Lexington Q.sIts mil
and about Osle fourth 4! Of . mile ren Il.
westerly from the MoullOn mill, and on iLs
wet SIDE OF Atsxos,la 0ulch. snd in Siivos
HvW cOunty, -. +.
Dated THIS ixt Giay Of November A u. ian.
THOMAS n: LOWkY. Shest6
By =. A. SMALL, Under elheriH.
SWIl.4W4
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

Salt Lake AywAI:: "'Rangs' do not
seem ~ Plsase one eastern editor at
least-asd W coalsss sons sympathy
with bis vessioa-for b pablishes
the following advestisemsnt: Want
ed, . 0odesn yosng lady's forehead;
the editor not having seen enc for
several yeass, b willing - pay fair
psies foe . glimpse at the genuine o3d
artiele'."
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Ut Charles r. Johnson. deceased.
Noaice il hereby given by the underatxua.l.
the sdminiStrwtCr Of the estate Of Charles
r. Jehuson. deceased, n the creditors Of
ssid decsased, to oxhi6it them with The nee
sssasy vouchers, Within four months after
the 6rxt publication Nf this notice, t. the
oaid administrator IT Rutte city, In the
county Ct Silver Bow.
kDWlN 3. WATERBURY,.
Almtnixirat0e OF tho estate NJ Charles r.
JChnoon, deeeaSel. sw5t
Daled ihisSlJeh day CT November, isa..
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22
SheriHs Sale.

Aillaud Stout. p'ainiis7. vs.. John ". c,.,
To b. sold al 4herilr's sale on th. ~. 4.
Ot N0venher. A u lssl, II " V'ciocs ~ ~.
en- the premises. til. M.iiO~ Inn NS.ss.Ss: ~
property. IT, Wit: All the d+isnS.s:.e!
right. title. interest. And d+lnand m s.S
u.Irty-6ve (35I feet ~ width by ONE h:"sSIese hSee
(l"o) test I" length. lying ca ise se.:s
side and fe0sstinx On eaAtesn exf.~sss.
~ Park stsect, Juse east II he I'M =
Butte and 0ppr site the tsavls loundrv - "
gether with the fra "e BLACKSMITH .hoss I; ~ ~
70 d hoa.s 70. e,s.r.";" 3.; attached ih:ssss
pO:ch J. front, and aaid pr0perty iyin ~
being In Silver Row county, ~. '
Dated this 1se d., II November. A. n ~.
TE''MA9 ". Lowry, She,iS'
Bv &. a. SxALL, Under Hi,er!n
lr3Wl
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

And now comes the quick silves
miners Of California With . memorial
to the Tariff Commi0jon, IN which
they request that . specific duty d
twenty or twenty-five cents per
pound he imposed On foreign impor.
tatioos of that metal. They claim
that the presest duty Of fifteen cents
per pound does not ct - . psoteetivs
measure against the productions Of
Spain and Austria, which countsies
are supplying our markets. with
Quicksilver at . lower price than 1t
can be psoatably mined inCaliSorn,a.
The request Of the California 0iness
b In . Lire with thoss made by nearly
al other parties who have apPeased
boGbse the Comminsi0n. They all
want an increase ef duty on Soseign
importations cf goods which eooh
manufacture. The sugar cane plant
en- Of the South, the iron workess cf
Pennsylvania, the cotton spinner
and woollen manufactures of the
North, and those engaged In other
leading industries desire no abato-
meut of the tariff 0n jmpostations Of
gs,ods In the manufacture of which
each b directly interested. but, IKE
Artemus Ward, WHO wss willing to
saeriAce oil his wite's relations In hls
countsy's cause, each manufacturer
h willing, II not anxious, that the
duty on all articles but those he
nnanufactures shaft he taken 06
II the Commissions consult the
wishes Of all the petitiouers aud ID
vocstes who appear hef"re It, there
will be NO revision Of the present
oaerosw and unjust tariff. That
body has heard but one side Of the
case, II the public l. correctly inform
ed. The voice 0r the ffee-trader has
been hushed before it,snd the tongue
AZ the advocate for tariff Tor revenue
only" 10 silent In it, presence. In
The lace Of these facts the lab0ss Of
the Commission cannet possibly ~
sull In accomplishing the object for
which the body was formed. II win
doubtlees be able to present to Con-
gre0 q mass Of statistics already
known, but from which no know
ledge can l'c drawn upon which to
base intelligent action. The n,ern-
besS Of the Commission should resign
and n home.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

New York Wos1tl: "Hooest l:epub-
licans will unite with honest Demo
esats In the hope that oseoe the Con-
gEeasional seats in New Hampshire
may Be contested, II only in order
that some adequate Investigation may
b a.aGle into TIE n,ethods employed
by the politicians In The eossuptest
6tate IN the Union. Nowhere else is
bribery % genesally and openly psac-
tised, and nowhess elae does the taiut
Il venality infect votes - ''respect-
abIe'' In point Of social psetensions.
Furthermore, the evil h growing
steadily. Altogether, Republican
New Hampshire = worthy of sweet
william f. Chandler, and II will be
doing . publie service to expose the
methods Of it, politicians before the
GD4e Of the whoDe UniOa."
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22
SheriTs = Sale.

Henry. b. Hausor, plaintiff, " Josl 4.
Mos. Henry Moss. beadie MOas, HamuN
Dryden al'L Andrew J. jackson, delood.
Pendants.
To be sold At Ah' riff 3 sale On the ssh day
of November. A. u. iss2. ut O'Clock p. a..
IN front Of the Sheriff ol1ice. In Butte CiIy.
z following described real estate. 70 VII:
The undivided one. twelfth tl-i2.h) VI, In
AMI 10 that certain quarts l0ie mining claim
KNOWN ~ the Minnie irvine L0 e, u some
being \ calm about nflsen hundrei feet
Ions by tx hulsnrcd feet wide and he same
Icing o6nut eighteen hundred feet nOrih
from IL" Alice Mining Company Quarts
Mil. Also. III undivided One-tenih ,i.loeh)
interest In aud TO that certain lode mininG
claim known a. lh1 Ohio Loie. the kame
having sNvn rec0sslcd on the 6Olh sud eisi
pages Of book I OF the county rocoris Of Ies
101lgo county. M.Mtsna. Of l0ie mining
elsiIna. together with all and singular, lhs
hered dttAnlents. .appurtenancexa and improve.
nonts On asiA preimises, said mining claims
being altuated lying aud being IN summit
Valley Aiming District. silver ROw county.
dated this 3lst day of October, A. D. iss..
THOMAS N. LOWRY, Sheriff.
BY G. a. SMALL, Unsicr Sheriff.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

4 writer in the New Yoek Wosfd,
speaking Of the oceasisoal salaD a
Confederate boai1s, thlaks 10 one
bays them with the expselatioo q
sseovssing evea the smallest pr
ceotage Of their lace value lto0 the
Oovesnmest, and that their purehase
r. made BY Republicans to defeat The
Deneosats II 1854. He says: "The
sajes and TIE purchases ars esidently
nothlng e3se than . part a NJ.
Blaise's gsand scAe0s % secure TIE
Presidesey tar hinnslf o. lse biz 10.
tioa ID 1854 The Rspsb)lcaas ass
bayias the boeds Themselves. In .
1ght ~ pei0cipses, sacA - thcss a
Pso1setioa and Atse-tsaAs, Mr.. Blaine
knows be woa)d BE- swept out o(sight
bat - . waves u IL hDoody shirt he
thinks - slsods without . Pees. He
ean puIchase these bondb lbe little
nose than TIE psies a tbe paper a.
which they are printed. Inagise,
thea. sltsr cootinaing his pssehases
6oe asoeher year With what e0eet 10
eou)d Are Tie Nosthesn heart and
Tighten the Doslhesn ssx-payer b.
tho Old howl that . Desnoeratjc
Govssn0e0t win pay Tie beads. In
proof a hls assertion viii be nst
point 70 TIE lAct that the nearer The
Denoesats eoaps % pewer the more
saSidly ~ salss a ~ bonds iseseas-
Cd: WIN - net sxplaia this by The
nsoogtjoa tlhat hepeNhl Denoesats are
~ pasehasen: With What Q wealth
u legie snd what . sasnis1ing a H.
e3deat WI he not narsate that In
medialely after the Deanoesatie ttaal
wsvs of 1sae TIE following dssratch
~ psinted in TIE paper:
San PeAxclsco, Nov. lA-At the
8eoek Beard today sa)es wese n,e6e
u zy0O COn!adosoto boode q 1e6O
.aeh ard 10.0eo At &25o; seller ninety
aays."
The writer admits That thls b all
'apposltsoo and perhaps . nosseasi.
~ eue, bet holds that Il The Rspsb-
lean 1eodess wish % make such q
zap ther - sothing In thsir way 70
psevent them. It seems like . wasts
u time 70 speak ahout this matter.
bat unsesuPaloas nea who believe
hat everything b ahir in politics
nay BE- found to engage ia the
Il cannot aupount 20 any.
hing. The eharye thot . Denoes,ijc
.d0inistratioa wosld pay .hess
beods at their fhce value hes been
nade before. It b bscoming Old and
tale, and but few are lsund who ass
% foolish ~ to believe Il. Tbose
who make Il and these who believo
Z must have overlooked The Ahet that
Deetion I o( article II of TIE amend.
msots 70 the eonslitutioo peoviiles
hat "nelther the United States nor
ny State shall assume o. ray any
1ebt o. obligation ioeurred In aid of
asuSTeetioo q rebellion aGainst The
Cnteed States, Or any clain fos the
os o. emancipation q any slave,
but all such tlebts, obligations and
slaim, shah be held illegal aud void"
she charge win No losgsr cut any !
aguse IN influencing the election Of . !
Democratic Presjdemt.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

Acting Secretary q the Interior
Joslyn reeeatly decided that where .
settler hes failed to comply with TIE
)aw In making Improvements, hut
has titled the land, and hs fsilare 10
hui1ll b shown 10 have been eausesl
by climatic influences, he shall BE-
allowed . further period ofsix n,onths
within which t0eotablloh q residence.
This decision win enable many pre-
emptors In Montana to perfect title
to lands.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

Texas heads The lit In sheep hos.
handsy. At the begiani1g of lasl
ysar there wesc g ~ 4l0l shssp anes.
ed In The STATE. Since thea lasxe
1ocks have boon Glyivoo into tho State
hu0 California and New Noxjeo,
which, with the inceeoeo, havo swell
"a The nunbes to over 10yeoaySoo.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

One Of the peculiarities of the late
election In some Of the Eastern states
was the running Of anti Masonic can
dillates, an effort being made to 70.
vive the Nosgon nti-Afasonic agita-
ton, but In oil cases such canditlates
pnlletl comparati rely few votes.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

Commissioner Mcfarland, in = re-
cent decislon, declares that where .
person has failed to make entry to .
tract of land, through being misin.
formed u his rights ty the local OIL
Gers, when otherwise entitled to
make such entry, will be protected
BY the department, and lose nothing,
unless required to do - by the actual
demands Of the law.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

The daughter AMI only child of A.
Renao b about to be married. to a
yoong man Of Greek parcntaee. nam
Cd II. fslchari. n. Psichsri ~
bo5n at Naneilles, and educated there
and In Germany.
The Warrington correspondent ef
!ne Louisville Cbwricr-y Journal savs
Washingtonians are anticinefi1~
With regret losing General Sherma n
and bib family, which st. Louis will
0ean IN November, 1858.
Fredeeick Cover. Of Maine. h.s
made q ,000, ,000 by formiu9 telenkons
eo0pantee In London, snd f.iiisn
No!ton, a the same State. = sin~;n.
10 Paris at 4ls, 100 . yecr. an.I fScv
ase going to b married.
Prince GortehakoG; bloou,inr q. .
roe and fresh - . daisy. ssSs ths
1ooooo World, b again e Nice Soe
too sceson, and by his side vsiEs
aga11 ths go1dsa, haired eouverrsnts
W. supeFlntended his nensss i.st
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

Late advices .hOw that the next
Hoaseof Representative win be oom-
posed Of 1s5 Ds0oesats, l:3 Repsbli-
eans, Ave Readjastess and two Inde.
pesdeots. This gives Tie DemoesaGs
. clear majority q o over all othess,
bat thb win dosblleD beincreased "a
s',as one Indepeat)ent member e3ect-
ID from Iowa hes declared hiu,self IN
sympathy with The Democrats. Aside
fto.n this there Win probably Be from
thirty 70 l6sty contests ioeseals elaina-
Cd BY Republicans, and II The De0o.
esals follow the precedent ct By The
Republicans a The last seagioo, they
may unseat . score o. moes nsembers,
and increase their majority to
ninety.
A careful revisjo0 of returns and Of
estimates of the probable results o(
elections in the nineteen States,
which Vill elect Seuatoe, - sooa -
their Legblatures meet, paint 70 .
Republican majority Of two II Tie
Senate, after the Ath Of next March.
This majority will Be increased 70
four II llahone and Rjddlsbeegsr aet
With Il. On ihe 4th Of March The
terms q fburteeo De0ocsats, eleven
Republicans and one Independent
david Davis' expire-twenty-six A.
together. Of the twenty-six new
senatos, three Des,oesais, three Re-
peblicans and one Reedjuster rid.
dIebesger' have already been electetl.
This loaves nineteen to be elected,
and 10 eontrol the Senate the Repub-
)iean* neesl ten Rpos~, whilc the
DenDocsats need thirteeu. Altcr the
elections In States which are sure to
eaect Repsblicau and Democratic
SENATOR, the two parties will be tied
st thtEty-sjx each. Colombo and Ne
braska are to settle the question.
Combinations may Be formed In the
Legislatures Of tbnDe States which
nay take the eoatrol Of the S,euate
f'oM the Republicans, but the pro-
liabilities are that both States win
eIect Republicans 10 the SENATE, thus
passing that boly over to the control
of the Republicans. It may prove
fortunate 10 the Democratjc party
that sneh win Be the ease, - In the
passage of all doubtful measures Tie
Fespos,sibi)itX for them win be equal
y divided between the two parties.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

An exchange says: I'm Nsssacllu-
sets smoking 1t the polk Il prohibit
ed by law" Another device to pro-
tect the purity Of the ballot box.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

AnA assd Ex1,cs~: III the f1apdu-
Iently appointed Tariff Co0mis-
stsoess' want 10 earn tie pub)ic re.
sPect, 1et them ct The help q . few
expsses and prepare . schease ol
practical tariff reform that can he
pat throaagh this Coagrsas."
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

Henry Ward Beeehee thin1Es tlsese
oevee wae 0 tine Who0 the churches
wese IN . nogs hsps0al state than
they on today. asd that tue reli-
gjoa b II 10 danger from the theories
II modern scjeDce.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

Ex-senator Dossey, secretary Of
Tie Natioaal RepablBeas Co0nittee,
laD lelt hio Iaoeh In New llexieo, and
= now atwashiag1sn lbe The parposs
a wit.ssing . hres satjtled, the
''6ecood Trial q The StnS Routess."
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

There b . corioas yunpor % Dublin
10 The eloct that Patrick Delaney.
who attempted to as.essinaas Judge
Lawson, oaly tsignsd 70 commit The
crime that after being arrested be
might turn infosnpes IN the ease a
the Phseuix Park marders. At this
distans'e the stosy soundls extremely
thin.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

6enatoe David Davis says he b not
aeandidats foe ~ sleetIoa, aad that
- intsnds to spead the rsuainder of
hls days q his home IN Bloo0lng.
toa, Illinois. after his tesn of olDce
shall expire next March. He win
likely enjoy The privilege. Mr..
Davis cannot agaia be elseled BY an
Il1inois Legielatuse.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

An osiliaasre b being prepared In
Louisville to prevent pedllass from
ps)ling door bslk Why pe<3dlan
sh0ad b exeusod from performing
ths Sne'nality b not easy to under
stand.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

when ths hst lgarss giving Cisvs-
1aad's naa)osity ia New York were
md ost - the esovd ln ear o@lce, %
apSgeciative individual q once n
MARKED: "l'ades tne circumstances I
move that Tie Domlnati ~ Be made
unaDl00oD." ~. LOmisri1Ie (Uas,ssrrrkul.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

The Springfield Rrp~6l;c"" does
not look for the success Of its party
through "Democrats lnakiag fools ~
Themselves" 1t seys it ~ n,elan-
choly 10 think how many more Re
pu6lisans arr planning their lhith on
the Deaaocsals making took oi
thcmselves," than on The Republi-
eans deserving 70 recover their lost
power. When e co0es % making
foob Of themselves, the Republicans
are rapidly losing all chance 10 twit
The olhes fellows. The Demoesats
ct majority In the Heuse and kept
Il for six yeass, even ''n,aking fools
Il themsslvss." They viii be fools,
indeed, il they cannot keep II six yeass
. second time, aod impgove some
what BY exPesisaee. II the Repab-
licsns ase wise they win not wait for
that fooling, for there b just . hare
possibility It may be unavoidably de-
taiDeGo.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

The later NEDsStH;H b disposed 70
he hypeTcsitjeal, and devotso . half
coos0D q nae of 10 spscs in . re-
visw a . NixER pasaGsaBh. A. our
spSsoslie .sighbos omitted biz usasal
pastseal qsotatisas In the body ofhis
article we can a1vbeh to overlook BIZ
d8iVel.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-11-22

NJ. Gsosgs Rsek, who receatly
killed Andssson at Eurs1Ea, Nevada,
has Instituted . suit fbe libel against
the 7errjbori0l Esterprise, In which
~ elai0s damages IN The sum ol
~. ono iosbeing called . poltrooa and
. nurdsres By that journal.