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New-York tribune., 1882-08-13
THE SARATOGA RACES.

SARATOGA, Aug. I2.-This was the fifteenth
regular day and enty-cghth racing day The AZ
tendance was large and the track last
First race-The tennessee Stakes, for twOyear olds
S25 each play pay with 800 added tho second 10
receive % third $50 out OF tho stakes horses
not having won a swoepst..kes allowed pounds
fhree-quarters OF a mile. starters-A Burnham's b. g.
Tocsn, 1O2 pounds; Dwyer Brothers b. George Ken
ney no; Oden Bowie's br. f. Empress, 102; and
George W. Bowen & Co.'s b. G. Barnes. ITO. George
Kenpey won by four lengths, Barnes second IocsIn
thlrd ana Empres. last Tune, ll5 The e.treHch pools
paid - 30
Second r,oo-Free handicap s~ecpsiakes for all ages,
s25 eacn If declared out. with $1,000 added, of
which $3.50 TO second horse the third to receive S75
ont of the stakes; one mile and half stsTtersW. X.
Benders b. C stanton, years, % pounds DAVIS &
HALLS b. H. Ella warfeld 8, % Churchill Il Johnson's
D. c Bend or L. 1873 Charles BOyle's Oh. IL. Ada Glenn,
g. los; Vs. r. Burch's On. Jim Nelson 4, 80 AMI j.
McElmeeps b. C. General Monroe, 4, Io3. Bend or won
by len 9Th hand before General Monroe second ana
Ellen Wardeld third stanton finished NTH and jim
Nelson last Time, 236S. Tho French pools paid " 80
Third race-Purse 500. for maiden throe-yea oids
entrance $l5; oos 10 carry ITO pounds gcdinSs lO7
pounds. Niles l05 pounds those not having ran socoud
for OF the value .; $1,000 this allowed i've
pounds; mile tarters-JOhn RebeTs ch c. North
land, 105 pounds; q. B. Bryson's b. s. Kite, lO2;
W. r. Hawkinss b. T. Lutestrins I02; OdeD
Bowe's oh. (. Colonel Watson, 1O2; the Freak
ness Stables blk Z. Virginia Bush lOI; d. J.
CIouses ch. c. Gath, lO5 and J. A. Grinstoad's
3D. A. ElociOr l02 pounds An exciting finish between
Lutsst.ng and Colonel Watson terminated ia 4 dead
heat lime I:44la Colonel .tsOn the ruu-oh ~
o neck. Time, E4J4 The Fronch pools paid 80 80 on
the race and $40 10 ON the run-oL
F1urCh race-Parse $780, OF which $50 to second
horse aud tie entrance money $40 each 10 he divided
between the and third, the winner 10 nc sold al
auction for 5000 horses entered 10 oe sold for less
sIoXed u,unds for eacb 500 boON Pl,2OO; beaten
korses no, liable claimed Il oil mile. st@rers-
john Forboss b. e. Amazon, years, 90 pounds r. H.
+ b' Z Alta b.. 3, 100; G. " Dar-en 4 Co.'S
ch. &. Martinique, 4, lOl ana W, r.
Burcii's b. c IOta, 6, log. Amazon won AT
the post uy length before Martinique second, he
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CORNELIUS MINER.

Cornelius Miner, for many years chief clerk
#, the surrotes Office died yesterday at his house at
No IL Last One-hnndred-and-twenty-s y-seventbs st.
Mr. Miner wac born III Greenwich. Conn, In ls22
After being graduated lae academy IN tnat place, no
came 10 NewYorA and studied law in tne Office OF Jud
Hilton lilo was admitted To the bar AZ the age OF twen
~ one He obtained position clerk IN the surrO-
gates once uDder surrogate Bradf ri Under the slc'
ceeing surrogates bo lost and gained his position
sey eral times Surrogate Van sehalck appointed hl'n
chief clerk which posgon ne continued hold uudor
salrog.tes Calvin and L lns until his death. lie had
apparently enjoy cd good health until about Ion.n
ago. he bog an To complain OF Hiigh l"''PoHV~
Iir 4, said Li have died ol Brights oise"sY. - ,o,
Mr. Miner was very efficient Ob.or. ,,o M, sfness
only thoroughly acquainted Win ai lno - m tna branch
of the aW when is usually involved ~ , an Tn,.i,y
rogates court. TIE aneral VIII az M pru Pc Tue SUI
al the Shnrh ui .u9 ne Chased at an early hour on the H.
..,l AZ. l.N.
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o, o,ood y, ro, third with Baby fourth and Alta B.
bSsIen aft Time I:i5ia The French pools paid 10 5o
THE RACES AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

THE RACES Al Dhipiii NN D''-AO@''
The usual large crowd witnessed the racing
,os..rdav at the Brighton Beach track Light shower
of rain foil in the early part of the afternoon but only
anongb IN lay tho dust The winners were Hostage
Tona, anda Faith, Hickory Jim and jim VandtrVeef'
Four of the Ave races by favortes inc hrS'
race WAS for purse OF $780, 500 TO second for al ages
IA mile There were seven starters. Pools sold-ostaRe
ESQ MaIise $40 Odctte $l0 and field Si5. Hostage leu
from start TO finish, and by two engths MaIire
eecond four lengths before Odeste. inc une
was l:31la French pools pad SO 80 Eiector ana L'o
Pat followed as named The second race Wac for
$500 $50 to second, selling allowances, mne. ~
we're five starters. Pools sold-TOnaWanna ~ "a
guard $40. Traveller $40, and held Sl0 IOhAw wsnu IN
all the way and won H. "a gallOp by elght hEEHa Tha
guard and Bill 1ird lied for second piaoc vas
time was I:4I French pools pad 80 %. Maggie n'
fourth a1d Traveller broke down ana ulu NV
The wianer sold ior 81 70. 1000 oro 60 secnud
The third race was o purse OF $780, SoO 70 o,b'
for horses that have run and not Won al 5fls
Celter veights I h miles. There were HIC sI"' s30
Pools sOiHC@rolus $40, Moscow Sto m start and
and field Sl5 ]. o. Nay got the Dess Ol ~ teai,b
held the lead 10 iurOpG from tue Wire NnGd The
drew up and won by neck MOSCOW vac carnIus was
time 2:O3. French pools pau @0o A''
fourth and o. dale last. .oooo eo- oil ayae 3,
The fourh race was for purse OF S%VV Ioi o.
mile There were three starters f00Is sUiu tito-yy
Tim sIoO Iute Fogle $40, ana Churohlll 4oO ttNV.s
a epgth IN 'front.' Of LltS Fogle. The tine was LOO,
Freneh pools paid SS 90 The laat race was lot P9O
Of 5000 selling allowances welter Welghts, hl h
over n We hurdles were four starters foOS soo
Jim Vanderyeer $S5 SmOothwatef Ss5O anu uclu IT,, ~
Smoothwater held the lead to the last jump wheIe jim
Vanderyeer forged ahead and won 10y four lchgtns'
Smoothwater second, mol Pros third, ana kng Hn'S en
II an last Tho time 219 French pools pald ~ oo
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Il DESPhK1TE THIEE

PKoymENcE, Il. l., Aug. I2.-Stephen X.
Rnthburn. ago twenty-five years. formerly clerk in
the onice OF tue Geneva Woollen MIL ami Who Was dis
charged Oh The suspicion OF sea ng. appeared at the
ONCE this morning disguised, aud applied Tor work.
Willie The clerk was absent, b made bis way into The
oiice where there Was $1,000 ready to pay the hello
lac seized pile consisting OF e3051, and attempted 10
run aw4y A milkman tried to stop aim, but he drew
revolver llthbura was nuay ctugnt by the liry
nnd Treasurer the uii after rng tWO shots al hiM.
Ilo Wa arinieued ana pleaded guts OF larceny and
Was hold ia al 900 bail 10. appearance at the epscniDer
tSIIu Vi The LvuIt VI Soa4InOA Picas.
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sCORE BY INNINGS.

Troy........... ................... 900 %
Metropolitan. ..,................ . U o o IS
i,ims searaed-Mctropotan Troy Frstbase by
Metropolitan Troy IotI lcu OG bases Metropolitan
Troy D. To,a baso- hits-MeIr0pOntan - IrOy truck
NeuOpolia1 ], lrOf . Umpire dl. Ducnau Thine OF
< mel hour and 40 minutes.
only q Ic.gCe games were played YESTERDAY
Boston, Providence ana Buffalo the contests. \
good game was played at Providence between the
Chicago Providence mines. Much interest felt
in the match aud large crowd witnessed tho contest
eld the bat, and won HE game Oy the following
PROVIDENCE -----------------' u " IA
ts 6sProyience 6 Chicago L. Observation-Disclosures =
Chicago A. Umpire, nj. Pcarce
The Boston team " chiCagOcd the Cleveland repre-
Boston yoStc8, IHC Boston nine dd some
good work a. bat and also II the h"d, not being
charged with an error The CleYealds NUS were
sfrae ling aud they retired from the Held without
run 10 thciI credit. The scoro by innings was fol
lows;
Ceve and ......... -..-.......-.. q o 0 90
Base hits-B 20, Cleveland g. Error5-Boston o.
Cleveland q. Umpire, Mt kcDy.
The Worces er team was d.fcitcd as usual Yesterday
the game was Buffalo and Worcester teams
al Worcester. The Buffalo team had htiiC difficulty III
winning the game WOrcester's errors exceeded
their Oast-hits. -ulJOined Is the score 10y innings
Worcester. ....... .-.--------.. o o %
Ta,D,lit.-Worccster g. Buffalo T. Errors Worcester
Buffalo d. Umpire, mr Mclean
a close and exciting game played at Plt.sburg
Yesterday between the baltimore ana Allegheny teams
ne core WIS ne mp the seventh inning when the
Baltimore cub scored four runs and won the game The
acvrc by innings was as follows:
Baltimore U U y u-o
AAeg ----.------.---- : " : ~ " -
iis II contest Tor the League pounanl. Chicago las
been iIay inS poorly OF late
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William =. Dodge H. H. Bonner,
!. lame slcy, Jules i.eynal,
William l.inelander, Mortimer Brooks,
Judge T.. +. Fancler, a. g. Gurhan,
Ex-senator Wallace r. : liig'lna'
IA senator Thurman, J: q. Wa@neT,
Dr. NanGcrpOe W. > Hawk
II. B. Claim, T. A. Kent,
If. H. Breyoort, {. II. Mciss
Ex-Governor Holman, Ex-Mayor Wckham,
II. c. Haycmcycr, me icV. Dt Mallory,
Hamilton Harris. Tie Rev. DR.. Bright,
Commodore Van oantvoord, L. II. Bisseu,
The Rev. Dr Morgan DM, W. IL oonttor
Ham Allen Butler, john l. Enot
samuel Ward, e. W Ely
oscar Wilde, j. g. Metcaf
=. ". j. Hurst, H. L. Ciipp,
General George Magee, j. J.. Normiye,
William (iraydon, ". IA. Lee.
The mention Of ex-MayOr William G. Wickham's
name reminds mo of story which IS told At his oA
pcusc and which he therefore insists shall he tod
correctly There is a little church on the beach
here which serves for All denominations. Father
kcarnry said early morning mass ana The Hey. Dr.
DIX preached there last SUNDAY. Mis-. " ickLaIn
runs" the church, 30 60 speak, lhVlJing the Vari-
Gus ministers who iii the pulpit; ana sho has made
tho eX-liayO what year ago he might have called
foreman Oi dc machine but what he now calls
vesfryInau. ln that capacity ne passes around the
plato with much OF the ar IL Is SAID, vi broNef CIV
Ing notice 10 his customers to make tiieir MAJ gs
GOOD. snort time ago the kew Dr. SmNely
of Grace Church Brook H. preached, and. ~ was OBJ
served that 5lr. Nlckdm, presumably in dsicIehce
10 the High Church IDEAS OF the genLioihan OhIcl-
@tiug, iui oult OF niack bIOadcloth Oh pro-
nouncrd u, real cut. The next sunday the hey
Dr. Gallaudet Low church,, Ol Ne"-l "rh
preached, when the eX-MayOr wore Prince Albert
suit subsequently Df. ' All, Ol StAHiloIo, 10
byteri1n preached, and II was observed wlLl some
concern OY the PresDy trTauS present that F"'uy-
nln Nickham handed around the plate III SUIT ot
II ht-blue flannel. " bcn, Therefore thc IIcN.
Dr. Brdgmdu, a B@pIst minister, was 10
discourse, some anxiety was eA ssed 10 sec
nat st, ie Of aabIt Mr. Nickham would appear IN.
In some way Dr BrIdgman heard of The ieStIy-
mans changed suits lnd 5oagh, 10 Know III auFace
WhA, Ar. " Ickham proposed 10 wear me next day
at church 4 nrst ne could gci only tue ASSURANCE
1 hat his custu,Ae would De ap rrOprdtej DuJ the
good Baptisis Attending The church hhliih9 with
Inc minister m A rran,st lor "A more definite reply,
were told b. Mr. Mlckham That III dclelence 10 the
views usiail, entertained and ds Octtsd Dy DaptIst
ne should wear a bathing saIL.
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i TRAIN rnAoWN FRon rHE TRACK

WAsECA, Mnn., Aug. ia construction
tram on the minneapolis and ST. Louis Railroad Win
hfy-se,cn laborcrs ON board was yesterday thrown
from The track near hcre turned completely over ahd
want down ua ,Inbankment into the water VI the slough
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rprnERIC GAILLARDET.

A cable dispatch was received vs. mere from III
r a" as9.e G4rdo Nj GAsro. came to TINS country ,s
m 1889 and became interested IN Lac CoHT,s' naS
,is lie returned 10 France after ne'ry 'hlry years
r,.id.nce in this conuuy. lie h"' Always O'Sn 'ue
''''u ~ -, tvoc,te Of America Ia the political
warm rchu @ ani - ',' wSnieh he moved NJ. Gailtr.et
S %n. bor II Ia tas Depi%1a' m S ., 'Ss Sni
Apfh 4 looo, Cn1 waller OF aU Legion OF NOoog, nav
year. 1 II. " me decoration IA November, lsi3.
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cARRETr j. BLAUYELT.

Garrett J. Blauyelt' an old and promiiiens
go, a, paterson, died ON Friday night after long
,'ss He WAS born in Rockland County, New-NorA' IN
Isv7. His parents removed to Paterson three years
lster Mr. Blauyelt engaged III farming intne SUD-
,rh, until 1888. lie was an extensive properly o~her
m Paterson. Hc was one OF the fOuader7 Oh the ra'
snn Orphan Asylum and tor years was It's president W
was a,o a member OF The Board Ot Foreign Missions %
tne Reformed Church aud of the Passac County DIV
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BASEBALL GAMES.

The Metropolitan and Troy mines played a
game of baseball the Polo Grounds yesterday af.er
noon About 5000 people witnessed the match, which
was finely ed the winning being scored
until The eighth inning. Ewing made run IN that
in ing on hit Dy himself ana two base hit b. liar
bridge The Me,ropoitans Cd not nave 4 strong
the eld lIankns0n and Mansel being on the sick
list Yesterdays game the eighth played between
these two niucS and tn third ctOry for the Troy
Clapu, NesOn, Clinton and Ewing did The hest work at
the bat A summary Of the game Is as follows:
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below The conductor ~ the train WA not seriou.
~ Injured, came here Immediately for assistance ard
relief train was sent 70 the wreck. Thrytw0 Of the
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OTHER SPORTING NEWS.
SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR.

The shooting in the competition for adInis-
eion to the American team in the International M"tch
was continued yesterday at Croedmoor The ranges
wore POO 500 &C., 500, 300 and 1000 yards Those
who made points and over he score necessary to
enable them to enter the final competiton) were as fol-
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three WIIHtIn HVI''' HI''VI
and bronze medals, respectively, offered by General
Oyphant 70 the three best aggregate scores during the
lice whjoh when authenticated Will be received by the
National Rife Association qualifying scores Among
these are thOee made by n. II. Hnds o. ~ Morris and
d. II Ogden OF tine 9Oth separate company from Bing
hamton n. Y: Ncssrs. Pollard Johnston aud Launts
zen of Washington Hlnman, OF BostOn; hayne, OF
Georgia Lowry OF Colorado, and Burns, OF Caforna,
be- les other local rifle The full returns are not
in however and il 10 sti matter OF conjecture "a TO
how many will present themselves before the butts AZ
the final selection. 1900
In the Amateur Rife Club's champion match at 500
900 and 200 yards, 10 shots each distance, dr Do
Forrest was first with Z17; j. W. Todd, ZIG H. Ratn
bone 2l1 J. H. Brown 2l0, and +. III. HOlOn, 2O2.
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litter ACY.

TIE. CENSUS l,:ss kuan.kesl one Re-
la'l'licnn fal>el,snxi higher than :,
kite. II las lssrm asserted time ami
again that the illilerasy of tie nat,n,,
j. s.'mti".s' I" inrilaIly In the S.''tI,
a',l"''g III" l.x'v whites. LIT ~ s.-.
how much truth there !. in thu. ~.
serti.'n. Accounting II tl,e e..,,s,,,.
there ar. Il, ~ ,:kiS lnsl'Ie of ten years
NJ sgs' AMI upward who canln write.
Half II the lsr'pIc are negroes. all
slaim"s, ':y tl'c Republican leaders ~
Republicans, and nearly half of the.
remainder are white Republicans NJ
the NUrtl.ern and Southern states ::
~ II appears that thu vast majority
II tl'sssc unable to write arc leepubli
cams. There arr .:s.:,l7U people in
Maine VIII" s.,n not write, and Is, 1871
wh" cannot rc:,,). In Massachusetts,
there are 7:',sI:i l*r'l'le VIII" cannot
read, ami :'::..!s>a' who cannot write.
In lshssle Island 1856 people can
not read, aud -, 7:s: cannot write.
In ("mm cticut :sI,.ss; people cannot
read, ::$.l:A cannot write, and 10 it
runs In nearly every Northern state.
When balance IL struck It will be
found that, leaving the negrs,es out,
there Is more illisrra..y In the RcpuL-
lican States than il found in the
lk.nsU:ratic southern States.
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REPORT OF TIN TARIFF CON-
MISSION.

THIS rrp,rt which WAS recently
laid before the House III Represents
tive says that the Commission sos'gl't
~ r resent = scheme NJ tariff duties. In
which u substantial reduction should
be the distinguishing feature. The
average reduction In rates, including
llsat from, the enlargement IL the free
list and the abolition Of duties o.,
change aud the communication ut
which Tue comluissiOu lsas aimed, Is
MT lgss an average than - PR cent,
and It h the opinion II the commits
sion that the reduction will reach -
per cent. The reduction In many
cases n from u to 80 PR cent.
r. the reduction reaches the amount
ut which, the commission aimed ;
II there h any truth In the allegation
Of the opponents VI the present ecu
monte system that the GUY on arti-
Glen such ~ are produced ~ til.
country, whether In manufactures ~
agriculture, enhances the price IL
consumer, not only Ut what h i'm
ported, hut 0f the whole domestic
production 10 the as,,Dunt 0f which,
duty h . measure, then the reduction
props,setl by the commission would
benefit the consumers to the extent
Of . hundred million dollars IN the
snlN
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The Inter Nvwwt0iM had another
attack last evening II the standard
silver dollar on the brain. That
journal h as unfair ~ II h iguorant
In the treatment Of the silver aiues.
ton. It misrepresents the positio,,
taken l,y the A;xiwV Kt.Ortl and the
Salt Lake 7+iI~"e upon silver, and
9uibbles where esntlor h demanded.
The Letter 4No"nfu;N h the only pa
per In the silver producing States aud
Territories that has taken \ l,ewitiO,.
Of decided hostility to the silver In
terests, hat it, circulation Is "a linz
tied, IT'S arguments 50 weak and il
influence 70 slight, that It il xl.orn Of
Ill power tO III mischief. II Is the
knowledge Of this fact alone that
rseonciles badly borcd l'ul'li.: I" ita
pre- ence.
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General Wasl'bur,,, of Minnesota.
has invented trap to catch th..
Presidency In 1854, and he wants the
Republican majority in Congress Il,
ret It. He would have Congress
. Rrst to complete the pending l.gi.-
Iatton far aH'lisl,img all internal
taxation except that on toL:at..,. Leer
and spirits; ses'on.l. revise the pre,.-
ent out-of-tl:ste war tariff by cnl.rr-
Ing the FREE list, and reducing the
rate on many articles without knl-
Ing with free trade or depriyinx
American industry Of that reasonable
protection which h necessary to On.
able Amlerican manufacturer Il, ,nx
living Wages to American vorkins.
men," BY doing this the Geners,
thinks there will Le no diflicnlfv IN
!eadtng the people again IT, the ,,ti r.
70 vote for = Republican candiSsss
But the General reck0ny William m.
host. A long line Of broken Ilennh.
Ilcen Promises-the unmasketl ,.or.
ruption Of bis party and the desire ~
tne people klr an honest adminisfrs"
t1on u the alIaln or the (;overn,":..t
wall render bib trap Ut NO avaiR
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The San Francisco (NrUw;,x. Ut tit.
I'd says: The way in which
American war vessels are ,uilt VA.
illustrated by y l,,dicrous scene which
took place n John Roach's yards In
Chester, ~, on Thursday. The
monitor Puritan has been lying on
the stocks there for seven years,
awaiting Orsles 10 Re launched. Will,
. wtse discretion Ro0esOm and his
suc''essors have postponed this doubt
full experiment. At last It was de-
cidesj 10 tent l'er seags'inx qualities,
now that she l'as l'een seasoned ~
the storms II seven winters. The .le-
tails are nat given, but We arr told
that sue still rests On the stocks, n"w
''tcOnse almost historical. ~ xus.l,
ARE the navy II our coumtry."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

Attorney-Genesal Brewstee he's ~
i minded Congress q the Inadequate
: compensation which united States
grand aud trial jurors and witnesses
receive In the Western states and
Territories. aud su&gsDts that . law
be passed providing for the payment
Of their actual expenses while At
|. tending court In lieu u the present
one paying then, mileage and per
d;es. The s,,kgestion u . good Que
- far ~ 1t goes, but It would BE- more
In harmony with the fitness Of things
+, pay them also for their time. The
laborer h worthy of his hire y neither
be n working In the interest Of the
Government or for private parties.
Why United States jurors and wit
nesses sl,oukl be compelled 10 attend
Court Ut i sacrifice N time and
money hes not besn made clear. A
law psoviding fsr such l'aymeat
would be In the dirsct line ofjustjcs 70
. very larxe number Of people who sre
annually required l,y United States
Narshals to serve In the capa"ity
named.
Another suggestion made by the
Attorney-(ieneral is worthy tue IT.
tentiou Of Congress, and that Is e0n-
eesning the formation III . fosrtl,
district in Territories-and the mp
pointment Of . District Judge there
for. Under our present judicial
system cases appealed from our dis
trlct court are passed upon BY the
Territorial supreme Count, the men,
bess # which have already decided
the cases in the courts below. This
requirement not only places the
judges In an embarrassing position,
hut Is the cause III more ar leans dis
trust on the part III liligamls. The
remedy lays in tl'c appointment al
the fourth judge, all of whom shall
compose the Supreme Court, hut no
one Of whom shall ut In Court ulnsn
cases tried before him In the district
cocr. With y Supreme C,urt thus
s,rganixed no cause 6r complaint
can exist.
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II h more than pr,'l'aLle that the
people VIII" are getting rraaly IA al-
tack the United States Treasury Il,
the shape II . Government guaran-
ter al 3 pr cent. interest on 81, 'nN,-
OOO II stock with which To l,.liltl the
Nicaragua canal will lie sadly ,lisal,.
pointed. The late elect IONS have
placed the Republican members III
Congresss "n their g,nnl behavior
and any scheme lDoking IL u raid a.,
the public funds will meet with l,ut
little favor. The Republican ma
jOrity b nOw working Ia redeem, its
party In the eyes of the people, aud
retreslchn,ent aud reform, will l,e its
for the remainder " this
annsfOn
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Cold Weather Fir.

CmlcAGn. II~:. :. The cr...w, ar
irving yesterday il III" l:,,akw wafer
werr BADLY fr.'-tl'iltcm. 1w" VESSEL,
came into tlla. lIarior conn ,i"tcly .,.,
crt.i With ias', crews nc.:rl; ,cri>Ir,!
their ears, hands AMI i,-! being
frozen. Most Of the trains due here
yesterday and las, night were from
half aM hour IL twelve Euur,
late, and many freight trains we're
abandoned on account If snow. y"
inilses)inient an III. r...lS, hut they
had difficulty IL make >lt,ll cn",,..
and having water free ling in tie
tanks. No accidents are ", m;or,-
al. h"wevcr.
An Elgim special >ays: Henry
WaternIaM's largt. rl..v>. factory,
-:.~t "f here. burned yesterday. i.,.,-
7O,InnI; quarter insured.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-12-09

During the lat As.al year SECOND
Assistant Postmaster Elmer reduced
the Star route service cost @8;9, NM.
In addition ID the large previous ~
duclion. The mails In the Pacific
section are carried under the mew'
contracts for over s., 'n>o, an' less thai"
they were carried under Brady"
"exl~. !ited" service. AL the malls
in Washington Territory ARE far ltss''
than the t~st IT one rs,utc under Bra
dy's syslem of siralage. Vet Bot In
gers.,ll l,rs,fes.<:s to ln.lieve that Ira
dy aud his gang are AMI wcr" ~:
fectly honest.