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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-29

Good day. gentleplen."

! "Good day, gentlemen"
! A very nice looking young man
f., stood IN the doorway OF the editorial
room and gased In . benign way at
! the occupents OF the apartment.
+" Would |. BE- possible Tor me to
cell the Tribune story :"
"What kind Of . tale have you
ground OUT asked the horse re-
. porter.
1.-The story" said tire visitor, lis
one 10 which the triumph Of love IL
depicted, and"
! Il isn't one q those and - Ethel
stood there In the soft moonlight,
her 1.-THE figure sharply outlined
against the western sky. there W.
loud craeh In Coastcliff Castle, and
the girl knew that her mother had
dropped the dOugnut jar kind Of
| stories, 10 it-becallse they wont d."
said the h0sse reporter.
"There n nothing ut oil about
dough0uts In this story" replied the
visitor, rather haughtily, " but ify0u
like, ! can Rad = portion Of It."
An right"
"Where shall I begin 49,
Anywhere" replied the horse
I r.: ::s;.os s 81 you give me the
II should hardly think"
''Oh, never mind a6Out that. We
do all the thinking for young au-
thOIs that come up here"
The visitor seated himself, and
read ~ follows:
Fur answer Gladys beautiful eyes
dropped, but she gave him both her
l,ands, and there, under the heavy
ftuited trees, the golden bees flying
all xlOut them, aud the air iilletl
with their dreamy monotone, he
drew her upon his breast, aud, rais-
Ing her long rimxIsts to his lips,
kissed them reverent0y.
''That's the last sentence, h It ~
asked the horse reporter.
"Yea, SIR"
II should hope it was. II makes
me tired to read alx'ut such ducks"
"Why, ! don't see" began the
auth0r.~
were the hero Of the novel. l)ii you
ever hear Of Thompson's colt:"'
The visitor admitted his Ignorance
concerning that historical animal.
"Well, Tho,npson's COLT" continu-
ed the horse reporter, twas such an
eternal idiot that he swan acrOss the
river to get . drink Now that fel-
low in your story isa dead match for
himl.''
IL don't undentau.l-"
"Prol,ably not. 1t IL not expected
Of literary people. But l will tell
you. This young fell.,w In your
story b out under an apple tree hold
ing : girls hand, isn't he:::''
"Yeo."
"And, according to the story, h.
raised her long ringleta to his llps
and kiased them reverently. That
right
''Certainly."
"Now, what do you think of .
young man that would 70 nibbling
around . girls hack hair when she
had her face with her: such stories
do not possess the tiielity to nature
that should ever characterize the
work Of genius. No, my gentle iin.
beetle, you cannot get the weight Ut
this powerful journal on the side Of
any such young man ~ your story
depicts. We were once young and
up to the apple tree racket ouf-
selvcs."
''(iood-day," said the author, start
ing for the door"
"So long" was the response.
"Make George act like y white Is'all
In your story, and come around
again."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-29
How the Engineer Bounced HIM

While General Malone was Presi-
dent Ut the East Tennessee r0ad, one
of tue engineert had q fireman put
on him that he did not like, 10 he
resolved TO get rid Of him. Que day.
just after the lirst trip, the fireman
aud engineer were discussing Oener-
al Malone, and the fireman remarked
that he felt like giving the General .
good ''c,,ssinx."
Why don't you do 1t, then ~
remarked the engineer.
Yes, and get fred" scntcntiOus-
" said tie fireman.
No: ,nuch," replied the engi-
neer.
You can never get along on this
ruad until you cuss Malone. l
e,,Sseti hin, out for every blsnkety
blank thing that has happened since
he wss IN charge, and have gct
along ail right"
Tile fireman concluded he would
do the ssu,e thing. ~ the next trip
to Richmond he went ~ MahOne's
Office ansi healnsl IN him such tor
rpnt Of abuse that II nearly took his
breath away. MahOmc heard him
through and then told the iire,nen to
come and get his money after the
next trip. There seemed tn he .
hitch somewhere. Things seemed
10 he different from what he ex-
pectesl, ~ he went tO consult bis
friend, the engineer.
You darn TOOL" sl,nu'"l the lat
ter. "v.a diim't GUS him to Ibis
face. did you ~
"Of cs,ur.. ! did," the fireman
said " didn't y",, tell n,e that yUu
did the same thing:"
No. not by blamed sight," al
ding some words that cOntaine
MT very conn. linlcntary allusiOn tn
the heated flames "f the lower re-
giol,s; why, when cusst.d Ma
hone he wasA. in Richmond and l
was In Bristol, aud ! gave him y
gOn>l ,.,lssim:s tsO."
Well. the fireman was bounced
aud the engineer WA made suddenly
aud strangely halpy.-Nssh'iNc
.ln''ri."'".
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ROCHESTER,, Nov. "a led dis
astcr was narr'wly escaped 1t
where some most horrible accidents
In the history "f railroads have been
witnessed. The engine on the New
York Express ran intO draw bridge
through slDn,e .0rt Of ca1eleSsne0s
that characterized the management
Uf this bridge before. The forward
p0rt III the engine rests on the deck
Ut q canal b6at In the draw. No
live, We're lost.
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II b reported that short distance
west of the Missouri River, ut Indian
Creek. where the Northern Pacific
cruises the L. 4 n. track, the latter
company has erected . building on
the N. p. grade. At this point the
VA y. runs along the river side,
while the N. p. survey crosses the
river. che u. 4 n. c]alm priority Of
right Of way, which, II made good,
viii make It necessary for the North
ern Pacific to build It, bridge some
twenty to twenty-five feet htsher, 40
that Utah 4 Northern trains may
uaas underneath IT. west end, and
this would necessstate gredtpg On
ench aide at the bridge.
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The Pacific Railway Improvement
Oolnpany'o SUIT.

NEw York, Nov. oS.-In the &C.
ton of Louis 4. Van Hoffman aud
others, against the Pacific Railway
Improvement Company In the Cir
cult Court. Judge Wallace to-day ar.
dered Judgment for plaintiffs In $l5,-
:k4. Admitted to lie done. Plaintiff
claimed u large amount - interest,
and the present judgment does not
bar the right at an action to recover
what they claim.
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About halfpast four O'Clock yeetes-
day afternoon the residents On All.
soes Street, In The vicinity a the
bridge, wese startled By he shasp r.
port eta Dastea shek, bst - eolS az
shot'vas Assd, and when ~ eu1tsm.
ary esewd was gathered neehiag w
to b seon out u the usual order a
thinUh the eanss a IL Arsing win
remain . mystery until ths story h
read In thb mcrnl1g's NINIR. A
A1Hsa ssposter hsasisg q Tie shoot
Ing determined b invsseiCate The
matter. Upon whiting Tie spot b
foond . paTty who he'd seso . naa
Standing uPoo The bEidgs, take dslib-
crate aim with . revolvss. and fire at
another man, who nan rapidly into .
neighbosing honse. Upon calling at
the designated house the reporter
found no psssoa who knew anything
about the shooting, but from various
evidences known only 70 detectives
and newspapes repostess, be was
convinced that the man shot Il VA
In the house. Punuing the search
further, . neighbor was found
who had not seen the shoot
Ing, but knew all The circumstances
and from this party It was learned
that two men named San Pstsle and
Archie had been paying marked IT.
tention to . blooming widow who re-
sided IN the house used - . refuge
BY TIE shootee, that for sometime
past jealoasly has ranked In the
breasts Of both, caused BY the even
handed favor with which the widow
bad dealt out her favon. Yesterday
morning San Pstrie upbsaidsd the
widow, charging her with deoeptioa
and psr6dy; . war d words
Wa wagsd and u report b
be true, harder blows than words can
give were dealt. until Petsie beat .
retreat, swearing he would shoot his
within twenty-toar houn.
Not many houss aiterwaEd the rivals
met near The Arisons street bridge.
Without . word Petrie's drew hls
revolver aud nresl; the hall missing
Archie and grazing the cheek a.
|it&le hey named Dsake, who stood
within range. Archie best . hasty
retreat and remained under eover In
The house mentioned above, during
The remainder Of the day. Omeess
we're searching Tor San Petries last
night, bat although he h said to Be
veil known, hal mt sucreei1ed In
hiding him.
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A Shocking Case OF Death.

EvAxsvILLE, Nov. 8.-Last sat-
ur.lay the family Of Thomas Haglle,
living near Su,ttsviile, KY, Is miles
from here, went to church, to be
gone all day. leaving their infant in
charge 1T r,lOred girl. The girl
went To u neighbour, leaving the
child In = pallet on the floor, and
was also gone al day. When the
family returned thew found the child
dead and most horribly eaten by ratx.
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It is reported that rich gold and
silver bearing quarts hes been struck
In the Kicking Hotse Pan. II TIL
9elkirk range. Specimens have -
aged 80 to the ton. Great excite
ment prevails In Kootenai.
The Bismarck and Won Armiu
mines that have laid dosment since
the demise Of the Peoples National
Bank are to be opened up again.
These mines contain rich ores, and
will prove . valuable addition 70 the
Gordon Of rich mines In JelIessou
mining district.
The Alder Gulch Consolidated
Mining Company finished itsseason's
work on it, claims lest week. Most
of the work done this year has been
In getting the ground open for opsrar
lions, and only the latter part Of the
season he's teen employed In work
ing the mine.
A new mill h under contract for
the Providence Mining Company ON
their gold lead near Lincoln, Deer
Lodge county. Part Of the PeOobe-
cot mill has been purchased for this
purpose, aud It b expected that the
mill will he In operation February
LIT, 1853. The Providence lead prus-
p<cts we'll, showing six fsct q gold
bearing quarts, and is owned BY
Helena capitalists.
Maiden expects . l'oom next Sea-
von. The Hauser L Co. mill b now
In operation, and work In the mines
h going right ahead. Having BE-
come the owner Of . number Of other
leads In different localities, In ok
time this company will
have done . great deal In the wav Of
the camp. Work on the
Collar mine h progressing favorably.
The tunnel, which b nearing conf
will tap the vein nearly 700
feet below the surface. Mill ma
for working the ores will be
erected early In the spring. There b
NO question but that the mines are
rood, and now that capitalists are
(aking hold 70 work them, Maiden
cannot fail to enjoy . business pros
perity equal to any other camp AZ ito
Ne In the Territory.
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Donnis Fields Case.

D,.nI.Ix, Nov. 8.-Dennis Field,
who was stabbed In Frederick street
yesterday, when acting ~ juror 10
the Agnes case, handed . note from
the box to Goddard, Of the Finer
gency Committee notOriety. The
comments Of Freeman's Journal on
this incident made Field . marked
man, although he explained the note
was Of an innocent nature.
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chants Who patgo9ise them on ac-
count u Q d6ounelatoey article In
The popeD djgoete0 q unions.


WAsHlxoToN, Nov. . Rear Ad-
mllal JaG. II. Strong, retired, died q
Co)umbas, &. C., thu morning.
INV Yo1K, Nov. 8.-Sn0w IN
South Atlantic States. Cold only
elk above seso at Whitehall, New
York.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2e-By . de.
cislon q the 4upgo0e Court the no
tosious Vincsnnes lottery b abol-
iDhed.
NEW Y0RK, Nov. 2S.-Stocks az
strong and higher On the report that
The railroad war will be settled b.
fore night.
BATON ROUoR, Nov. 98.-0eneral
Andrew Heron, Copgreeeman-elect
from the sjxth district. died very sud-
denly laat night OF heart disease.
DETROIT, Nov. 9o.-The robbery At
the WabaGh ticket olIlce at Adrian =
Just discovered. $500 were stolen
By . former employe named e. r.
Roswell.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 38.-Fort
Point, Gan Frsncisco, will hereafter
b KNOWN - Winfield H. 6cott and
Fort San jose, on the same harbor,
- Fort Mason.
MADISON, Nov. A-Omcial State
vote on Congressnlen Democrats,
la, SIS; Republicans, 04,65:; Pro.
hibili0n. II, lis; Democratic plural
ity, 8,694; Republican plurality last
yeaf, H. 67.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9S.-A Lincoln
special says the count 0f the vote t0r
Regent Of the State University shows
. majority for Gere, Rep, Of -.
Democrats have claimed their candi-
date Was elected.
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1oreiRn News.

PARIS, Nov. :8.-Gambetta has .
violent fever from q revolver wound
self-inhictel by accident.
BERLIN, Nov. 8.-Two letter bays
containing official correspondence
from Bismarck, have been stolen
while s:n the way to Bes1in.
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Aahono's New Dodge.

CHICAGO, Nov. ga Richmond
special says: Tue Readjuslers have
prepared . COW, d'etat for Democrat
by securing . special Grand Jury Ia
consider the allegations freely made
by the Bourbons that the Nationalist
committed election frauds. They
urge everybody having . know
le.ige Of frauds to appear before
the grand jury. A number Of demo
Gratis who have been making charges
will he summoned and compelled to
furnish evidences Ur convict Them
selves Of uNtrutllfillne.x.
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A Woman Puts On War Paint.

CHICAGO, Nov. 38.-A st. Louis
special says: Mn Nash, who conlesees
she has . small streak Of Indian
blood In her veins, and b of French
descent, b having trouble with the
authorities q Blair school, because
they insist that her two sons are Of
negro birth. They certainly are OF
dark complexion, but their psdigree
IL eSear, and the supercjlious school
teachers and pupils viii undoubtedly
have to come down, - the free born
Nrs. Nash has put her war paint on,
and will 20 into the courts II neces-
sary to secure her rightA
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jay Gould and the Rate War.

CHICAGO, Nov. H.-Tho zsases this
morning publbhes the correspond
ence between Jay Gould and the
Presidents Of the roads in the
Northwest nov engaged In . rate
war which shows that Mr.. Gould
proposed and Nj. Riddle and Mr..
Mitchell favored Q meeting for the
arbitration aud restoration Of yates,
which established the genuinenees Of
the dispatch which had beea denied.
II also gives reason to believe that .
plan Of adjustment viii he agreed
up0n within q hour..
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\ new encampment I. O. d. ;.
was instituted Saturday night by
VIM. +. STANLEY, ID. ID. Il. ~ onoef
the name of summit Encampmcn'
No. !. Some lifty members were en-
ruled, and the following officers were
elected and duly Installed: J. II. h
Foster, G. r.; Robert Ye'de'', H. r.;
George PAscs'e. 8. w.; Ernest Lang
l. W.: II. s. Clark, treasurer;
Moore, scribe. The minor o"ce''
will be appointed at the next meet
,nv 10 lie held on Saturday night.
The Northern Pacific surveyors
have ,,esn In the field oil summer,
and are now ut work locating the
line from Billing to the Mussesnei'
and Judith Gap. A halfa dozen dit
f;.rent lines have been RON. anu 1Toss'
the reports forwarded the exact route
vill W. determined At the head'i"ar-
ter, Of the company.
ship
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Southern State who has Just been -
elected will b very careful when b.
goes hack 70 WaehinGton not TO ge|
other mems letten into his pocket
He was In his es,n,lmittee-roon on
day when there was . call for him ID
the House TO vote. He grabbed up 4
pile Of lettees be saW on the table
which unfortunately had been leil
there by another member Of the COM
mites, . bachelor Of vapid habits,
by the way, and thrust them into
hls coat pocket. When he went
home that night he gave his wife biz
cat to mead, and In the pocket she
discovered some communications Of
. strictly personal aud confidential
character written In Q lady's hand,
and addrssoed to Ny Dear Ben,'
my Darling Ben," aud containing
mysterious references which not
only excited the wils's curiosity but
endangered her peace Of mind. He
We out for the evening, and came
In late. A. be entered his lo0m at
the hotel his wife observed m . Gig
uincant tone:
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couldn't bear % look ~ the'n. !
0'0n't leat-ot'o, noo-Out Que: @nG
It made me w !liaei-b00, llot'-that !
thought l should ourst-lx'o. n.H,--
0ut tney AL commenced DsTilnK
Ben''-Ioo, hoo--or something IKE ,,I
dear"
"burns:l 'e'n w., did you,' re.
marked Zen, ref'eet've'y. burned
'em up, en-! That leaves ~ ~ nice
hx, don't IT, 49,.
And they were In the Tx" until
morning, ana when tue statesman
went to the Capitol with gloomy
iace ana ioaG ON nls nlln1: w',n0er-
ing who under the sun Ethel was,
aud what fellow naa oeen putting Up
. job on him. As ne entered the
co'nmittee-room he met MS collesE@e
named ben' wearing ~ e4uaiIS
troubled race, VINO " once lea MN
over Into the corner, aud 10 . heslt'-
ting. einnarraseea way whispered
"YOu haven't seen some letter. of
milne around here. have you: I've
lost some papers that are OF NO nm
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DoyCoeE,nG.

JOLIET, H., Nov. 8.-The Trade
and Labor Council beycotted two
nswspapers ef this city, and all mer-
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Read the PArlor Eating Hoaae's
Thanksxiving Pyoelamatjo0.
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Fresh quail ut the Parlor Eating
House.
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The 4Ar0mf ("Mrirr says: A teIe-
gram was resolved from the Northern
Pacific headquarters Tuesday even
Ing, inst ucting the contractors to
''pu.h work ON the road to B0seman,
aud make that place the terminal
point this winter, regardless Of ex-
pei,se."
8. l.. bonner 4 Co., . few days
since received the contract to cut and
deliver g, 400 cords Of woods on the
line Of the Northern Pacific. between
Nullan tunnel aud Jock0. This
wood ~ for use BY construction trains
next spring and summer.
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A Boys Essay on statssmou.

Thar wus Il statesman. His collar
was lG and hat was ). lie went to
nletin to crate. He said: LAX me
question II you want to no." SO
when he wux = xwetin under his
shirt man hOllerssl unal he said:
"Wot IL tariff anywsy:" And the
statesman he larlesl kinder short ,and
he said: ~ want no tix'lin arollud
n,e. ! anl Il had ll,an and carry
kane" 10 i.e gave his KANE n whirl
aud laid 1t on the table. Then this
awful man down among the spitoo!,s
said again: "'Iiow much IL tariff y
pick any way" And the statesman
said, real hot; ~ ANA free man and
I won't hc adjourned, 10 ! demand
the law" And then the law, drvssed
- u Poli>h,nan. gut the Orful man ny
the hack hold and took him to the
kal,Oxe. And when In the kaboze he
did not xx any more tariff questions.
hut fOt the c,,k r.ml,es all night. An
the statesman went home with his
kane.
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Homicide 1t Pony.

On Thursday OF last week Frank
Hayes, 6amiliarly known ~ "Alaska
Frank" was shot and killed by
Frank Reynolds ut Poney, Madison,
county. Mr.. s. 4. 6imonson, who
was in Pony at the time Of the
shooting, arrived In Butte last night
aud gives Us the following larticu-
lars: Hayes was popular fellow
in the camp. but had been drinking,
and was very q,iarrelsOn,e when I'M
der the influence 0f liquor. He took
ofTense ut something said by Rey-
nol.ls, and at once began the denloli-
ton the bar and fixtures. He
threw n stool through . mirror, and
smashed glasses.
He also ran amuck around the bar
room, knocking the hats from the
heads Of mem at the card tables and
breaking up the games. Reynolds
was proprietor Of the saloon. and IN.
dertook to stop Hayes, who showed
iixht. Reynolds drew . pistol ana
fred without effect. Nothing
.launtetl, Hayes still endsavored to
get At Reynolds, who again fred, the
bullet striking Hayes just over the
left eye. The bullet divided, . l''r-
ton III coming out just over tl.e ear,
anil the remainder entering the brain
and coming out on tip Of hts head.
HAYES Immediately fell, and died In
about Nh hour.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-29

The hosts Of friends Of Jimmie
Reillev and Mjesllinnie Branscombe
will be pleased to Dsasn that benen'
will be rendered 10 these mesitosto01
performers 1t the CONTINUE on Friday
evening, December let. Jimmie and
MI. Minnie have added much 70 the
.ntertainuneut Of Butte theatre goess
during the pest few months. and
their many admirers will zee to II
that ro,,sipg house greets them on
their bene0t night.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-29

1,cn.hlesable tsack iron h being
..v.rded'' at the Thompson crossing
Il Cl.rke's Fork, where the Iron
verd viii Be during the baisdtng OF
80 next tveaty-Ave miles.