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Gable Clicks

st. Petersburg, 1.-THE minister of
the Interior suthorises the publication Of
an English newspaper here
The liabilities of Zabeikcf, Russian
millionaire, are several millions.
Berlin, 1.-THE statement Of theiIm-
perial Bank Sef Germany shows an in
crease of specie, of 100, 1000 marks.
London, lO.--The Daily NetOS under
stands that Earl Derby will Immediately
enter the cabinet. No othor change than
is necessary there will occur at present,
at any rate BEIGE the meeting Of Parlia-
ment.
LondopF 11.-LoEd Houghton has had
two strokes of paralysis in the past few
days
Paris. lit is stated that China is
making great preparations to resist the
French designs on Tonquin. The French
government is consequently urged to
take active measures.
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Another Raphael.

New York. 11.-H. w. A. VAIL, a
SAM Francisco artist, denies in the Herald
the statement of the New York papers
that the only painting by Raphael owned
in America is possessed by Munro Butler
Johnston. VAIL says his Raphael now
on exhibition in San francisco will pro-
baby be on exhibition in eastern cities
next spring.
T. Martin Bohlkin, Of San francisco.
vas married here yesterday, to Dora
Bruning Of Charleston.
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New Complication.

Washington, D. c., 1O.-A new COM
between Manning and Chalmers. Word
comes from the governor Of Mississippi
that he will consider the refusal of the
certificate by Manning as multiplying the
election and will order q new election,
and disregard the contest that may be
pending in Congress.
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Robber officials.

Pesth, 10.-There was q heated debate
on the diet yesterday, concerning alleged
abuses in connection with contracts for
engineering work on the River Thesis.
The president offs the Hungarian council
declared that opportunity would be
taken to protest against officers Of gov.
ernment being described as 3 band of
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RI.
mn IB TRULY WGNDERRUL

LIZ Lib TRULY WONDERFUL
TO see what fproY ementnOW exiA
Is c0mpeed With railway tIaya
only a few years ago. 10 become
convinced Of this, one has only 20
select for hiS route East, the popular
and wei known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Re
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad In the Union Depot al
Council Bluffs, where stands the G.
& NV. Palace Train, composed of
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cam, etc.
ready to convey ifs passengers
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago Gliding smoothly along
over the sUpe rb track OF steel rail
through thriyi ng cities and villages,
comfortably sea ted in this train, one
scarcely discover the high rate OF
speed which he is riding. Trains OF
Chls road are always on time, con
n!ecaons sure, and passengers seek
ing pleasure, com fort, safety and
easy In travelling, win find the
North Western" in excess Of their
expectations, and the greatest Of ell
routes TO Chicago and The East In.
sist upon Ticket Agents selling Won
Tickets 0tG this Road; all agents selJ
them. Examine your Tickets and n.
fuse to buy if they do not read over
This Road. If you wish the Bel
travelling Accommodations, VOC
Riil buy your Tickets by this Route.
wAND WILL TAKE No
OTHER
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New Mining Onmnanx.

New York, 1.-THE Yaqui River
Mining Company, incorporated recently
mere, il about placing the stock on the
market. The property ia said to be To-
Gated in Guaymss district, Sonora, kno Rn
rs the San Francisco Slow Mine.
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Potter "a Martyr.

New York, l1.-General Alfred N
Terry writes General Grant saying he has
carefully examined the testimony and
that Fitz John Porter, instead of being
criminal, was martyr.
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Northward Station Southwark

A Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Butte at 1000 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives daily at Ogden q
30 q. ID. from Butte.
W. B. DoDDRIDGE. supt.
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New York, 11.-James F. Mslley. Of
Edgefeld, S. c., got verdict of $780, GOO
for libel against the Herald. An appeal
was taken.
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DISEASES OF DOGS, A PRATIC AL
guide for every dog owner on cart
dogs and prevention and treatment Of the
diseases, 25c. Deg Training, 25c. Huntln
Tsxidermist 80. OF booksellers or BY ma
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K NASAL INJECTOR free with
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Fare to Garfield and Return, IS ANas
DAY, s1.25,
". W, BITTER, Sup't.
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Being Great Central travellers
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The Utah and Nevada Rsilway Com.
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-25

IN the JUSTICES COURT Of SILVER
Bow Township. Silver Bow County, Aontsns
BEFORE John O'Meara. Justice Of the Peace:
daniel !. WEIGH, ~ Treasurer OF silver 80W
County. MOntafIa Territory, platnttn, w.
Gardner Bros, defendants
The peOple sf the Territory Of Montana senu
gr ettnx to <3arslnef Bros ,delelHisHte.
You are hereby required 70 appear IN m 70.
tlOn brought against you ~ the a6ove nameu
plainti6 in the Juatice Court Of Silver how
r Wrship, silver Bow COuaty, 1on;S4e IeIt''
tory. anu 10 answer the complaint died toe5eia
within ten days exclusive OF the DAY OF oeI-
vice. after the xervic- Oh you y: this sum
mons. II served within this county or, II
Ne we'd out Of this county. but In thi. plstr:c!,
within twenty days. otherwise, within Ietty
days. or Judgment by default will 0e taxec
against you according to the prayer OF sSld
complaint.
The SAID action is brnnyht to recover the sum
If ninety three 47-lNo dollars lawful money
III the United States, alleged to be due from
def nd nts to plaintiff tor taxes OH musical Ia
st um eniS for the year 4. d. 1881, as will mere
fully appear hy reference to the complaint On
ale herein, and for costs. .
And you arc Il. rcby notified that II you taiI
to appcar and answer the said complaint. -
above required. the said plat TIFF will take
julgnSent against yt,u for said sum OF ninety
three H. 10 dollars and costs.
Given uI,er my h and this 10Th day Of Feolu-
JOHN O'MEARA,
Justice of the Peace,
In ard for silver Eow Township ARK, County,
MO0lAna Territory. ?5le0w0t
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In the Justices Court Of silver Bow Town.
ship. silver Bow Count, Montana Territory.
Before John O M~a,a, Justice Of the Pace
Nicholas n. Connolly, plaintiff, w. Philip
Eva, .. defendant.
The people Of the Territory OF Montana send
gre ting 10 PHILIP Evans, defendant. You are
he' eby + quired 70 appea in ~ ctton ought
aYains, you ~ the above named plaintiff IN the
justice court Of silver Bew township, Silver
Bow County, Montana Territory, to answer
the complaint fled t-er.in within ten days.
exclusive Of th"dy OF service. after the SER
vic+ you Of this summons. II erved Oh you
In this cs,unty, o. IL q" we'd cut Of this county,
bat In this district, with n twenty DAYS other
wise Within forty day: cr Judgment BY d.
fault will I've taken ayalnst you. aCc0rding 70
the prayer Of laid complaint.
The salI action is brOu- hit to recover the nm
Of Eorty.two 50 no DO ars, alleged 70 DO due
from defendant to plaintiff for ablimg and
feed OF one horse from d. cembef 7th. 1851, to
January 18th. 1852. 81 your request. ~ Will
more fully appear by reference TO tue complaint
hle1 herein, aiMl for costs.
And you are hereby notified that IL yen fail
= appear and answer the said comp Amt -
abovs required. the said plaintiff will take
judgment against ya,u for said sum Of f05ty.tWo
j;~lN0 dollars, and costs.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Febru :
Juxtice OF the Peace Of silver Bow Township
AMI County, Montana Territory. febitsn,sw
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Accident on tho n. p

BISMARCK, u. r.. March 2l.--News
reached here ut II o'clock tonight Of a
terrible wreck at Sweet Briar, about 40
miles west Of here on the Northern Px-
ciiic. An engine came here from Man.
dan for physicians and assistance to At
tend the sufferers by the wreck, The
wires are down between Bismarck and
Manilan, hut it is stated by the engineer
from Munllan that Black Jacks work
train bound west went through bridge
and the passenger train but little behind
followed. Thirty persons are reported
killed and many more injured. All the
pllysici:.ns in this Mace started on q epe-
cial train for the wreck. Full particu-
lars of tho accident ut this writing are
impossible.
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A Mysterious Murder.

SAN FnANcIs,U. March 2l.--A Tue
son dispatch, says: The ,x~ly Ct Frank
Stiliwcli WAS found beside the Railroad
track not TAR from the depot this u. NJ.
rii.lle<l with rifle bullets and buckshOt.
He was seen at the depot last night ON
the arrival Of the west bound train in
company with Ike ClantOn, one of the
cow 10y gang with whom the Earp
brothers had Il desperate fight last fall at
Tombstone. by the train there ar
rived heavily armed party escorting
the lnnly Of Morgan carp recently a.
<assinated ut Tombstone. Four Of the
PARTY were seen to follow Stillwell down
the track and shots were heard soon
after and the quartette did not return.
This q. M. four armed men Tagged and
boarded freight train . miles east Of
town. The deceased was y brother Of
the famous scout Texas Jack.
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pnonAm NOTCH.

p00DASD 0O1YOA
m TaB P1OBAI4 OOU1f o. o1Lv6S
Dov C60nty, 000oooo Territory.
S0s0n.I. Smith ant
lno p. 0aDieh. P)o10ll1k.
AdmtniaeIatO1 Of The esSote 70 s
Of James 0ooso0 ard Adam
RuIherlord 6eo'sa decd. J
Notice u hereby gwen that ne ooove no1 oS:.
plaintiffs nav d led their petition onIy vn ~
6ot In said Probate Coort Of sas0 OOns. ~
silver Bov, Montana Territory, PseyIne ~ ~
order sld decree Of said court req irioe Snc ~
f0olinx the aoUve named deNendent, o0m'u.s
traitor Of the Estates Of James dee1em s KY
Adam Rutherford, deoeosed. - execute en" " se
liver 70 said PLAINTIFF deed Of :oSvsye"css 20 20
Tie u,rai. tde1 one third interest o.: IN sn1 ~
the st Lawrence Quarts Mining claim. Mc 49,
In summit Valley Mining District, onveI 00w
County, MOnCana Tei 1itOsy, under Suu w Pu.s
euance 1T contract MAZE ny said u sents J.
their lite time, and notice ts hereby uft0er
gwen that Saturday. the 2osh DAY % HeSc0,
4. u. 1852, 1t 10 O'Clock o. NJ. ut the court !0o1
OF said court In Butte ltty: In *atd County o. t
silver Bow. has Oeen nxed for the hearing OF
said petition, when AID where any percon In-
iercsiesl in said estates may appear and snCc
cause why the prayer Of said petition snoo'o
not be granted. ..vrwr
Probate Judge and Elk olnci0 C!e.k:
Dated February 18th. 4. D. 1Ss2. X1eo~os
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Tho Overlooked District.

BATON ROUGE, March Ex-Governor
York tclegapls the Governor from
Troy Landing that lie IL distributing
forage on Black river. The country is
in u fearful Distress. There are 80 head
Of stock on Black Kansas and Little
The corn and oats shipped by the steam
or st. John will liz distributed tO-nsOr-
row on the Tans,ls river. Gen. York
advises the shipment Of forage for stock
on all the streams aforementioned.
The BayO;,s Macon and Bartholomew
rivers are rising rapidly. He chartered
n steamer to remove the stock.
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Cutting Railroad Rates.

KANSAS CRY, March H. Passenger
rates from Missouri points were demon
allied yesterday. Tickets are selling to
New York for $l6 to SIS direct, a cut Of
SO To ST.. Fare to Chicago went as low
~ 3, anil s. vas the general rate except
ut the Il ie.sgO and Union Office, which
under orders, maintained the rate at 81.
The Wabash aud lsOek Island lead the
cutting. The existence Of :sO Of the
Wabash and Chicago unlimited tickets
In the hands If sealpers 10 the cause Of
the difficulty.
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WASHINGTON, March M.-Tbe Hose
committee On Way0 and means a00peed
ak to I'VE, the foil wing resolution:
Resolved, That the sab committee on
changes On internal revenue b :nstruct-
ed to report . bill aboli hing all internal
revenue except the tax on distilled u.
quors, malt liquors, and manufactured
tobacco and taxes ON hank circulation,
alcohol and medicines; leaving for their
discretion q reduction Of tax on sugars
and special taxes on dealers, manufac-
turers etc.
In reply to . question by Cox. Of n:
v. Page, of Gala, stated he would call
the previous question on the Chinese bill
tomorrow at 3 O'Clock.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-Hale pre-.
sented . protest against the admi sion OF
Dakota ~ q State until her record Is
purged Of repudiation.
Mcmillan attributed the complaint to
the fact that eastern linanciers have been
subject to some delay In returns upon
some Of their western investments.
The Senate took up the military acad-
envy bill.
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BosroN, Marc, M.-The House bas
passed bin permitting women to prae-
tiee 1t Law.
ALBION, n. Y, March N.-The Curtis
manufacturing compeny's works burned
this morning. Loss $lOO, 100. Insured.
NEW YORK, March 2l.-The Alder
men have adopted . resolution petition
ing the President to pardon Sergeant
Mason.
NEW YORK, March 21.-2p inlay
Gould denies that Russell Sage and him
self had y quarrel regarding the conduct
of the Chilli campaign.
VlCKsBURG, March 2.-The basin of
Sunfiower river, aNx4O miles, and en-
! bracing six navigable streams, Is entire
~ submerged.
CARL1xGv1LLE, Ills, March a.
Peter Bauchmann's'w wife and daughter
were drowned from the capsizing OF
skiff:
MlDDLEPORT, n. Y, March d.
The opera house and dwelling adjoining
burned this morning; loss 80, goo; part
~ insured.
HALIFAX, March IA fishing
schooner from Georges hank reports
seeing two fishing vessels 60 down, with
all hands, in a gale Saturday last.
CHICAGO. March 2l.-Fifty-one officers
and teachers in the Chinese Sunday
School here united to-day IN q petition
to the President to veto the Chinese
bill.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-(:ommO-
dOre Edmund r. Calhoun was detached
from duty as inspector of vessels In Call
fornia on the 10Th Of April and placed
under waiting orders.
LONDON, March o1.-Last evening q
canister of powder was dropped into the
house where several detectives were 1iv-
ing. Much damage was done to the
praperty by the explosion. but nobody
was hurt.
MEMPHIS, March 2l.-The river Is
stationary at = point about IL inches be-
low the Highest water mark of the sea-
son. 1t has rained steadily this even
ing, but it is thought this will not affect
the river.
Sr. PETERSBURG, March 2l.-The
general stall have made report rec0g-
niziny the i,npossibility Of Russia way
ing an offensive war, and recommend
ing that the Warsaw and Western fort
re<scs be strengthened against q possible
INVASION.
NEW 1ORK, Marcn 2J.-Ine F0bmet-
to Con. Mining and Milling Co. prop
erty, situated in Hillsdale. county, Co..,
was sold to-day at public auction to pay
= Judgment obtained against it by VIM.
McAIartin. 1t brought only $4,000
DALLAS, Texas, March 2l.-Rumor
says the AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa
Fe r. II. will build to Dallas and San
Antonio. Arrangements previously
made to reach Dallas by the Gulf and
the Pacific are to be constructed from
Sinking Pass.
MISEorA, Texas, March IA fire
yesterday destroyed q block Of nlcrchan-
tile buildings; loss, $SO. OO0.
CONsTANTINOPLE, March 2l.-Three
strong shocks of an earthquake were
fel; in Chior. The people have taken
re uge in tents.
LONDON, March 2l.-Rourke, the
partner Of Egan, has been taken to
Dublin from Mans Jail that he may be
able to attend to business.
WASHINGTON, March 3l-In the So
tellO case counsel argued the indict-
ment should be quasheti ~ being irregu- !
larly procured.
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Chicago Notes.

CHICAGO, March 2l.-The skeleton Of
q mastCdOn was unearthed Sat,' r1Ay, ct
Gencsee, Ills, but was % badly decayed
that it fell to pieces on being taken out.
One tooth measured three inces across.
Tomorrow morning go, 900 more bush-
els of corn W II be posted a. heated. 1t
is in the Danville elevator.
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A Fast Mail Line.

WASHINGTON, March Ex-senator
Frye to-day introduced bill to build .
railroad between New York and Wash
ingtOn, the work tn begin soon, which
shall carry mails between the cities in
6. hours; rates Of fare not exceed y and
the road to Lc first-ciass in every par
ticular.
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LONDON, March 21.-In the House OF
Commons this evening Gladstone sub
mitted y message from the Queen ask
ing that provision be made for Prince
Leopold upon hisappr0aching marriage.
Gladstone announced that ne would on
Thursday move to consider the same.
Labouchere announced that he would
oppose the motion.
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WASHINGTON, March 2I.-Ata Cabi-
net meeting to-day the case of cadet
Whitaker was dist sosed Of by disapprOv-
ing of the sentence Of dismissal from
the service imposed by the cOurt mar
tiai ON the ground that technical evil
dence taken at tile trial was Improperly
introduced.
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wind mfk and ain " Storm prevailed n is:t
night and strong wind to-day. which
causes swells in the river and will cause
new freaks in the levees.
A steamer from Deer Creek brings
$50 head Of stock from In Campbell,
and reports the water from seven to ten
inches deep on the plantations around
La Campbell.
All the boats bring a large number Of
refugees. mostly colored, ut liyersville.
They will be ready to 80 to work a. soon
as the water falls.
Ducksp0rt il still above water.
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Swsetbriar Railroad Disaster.

CHICAGO, March IA Bismarck
special to the Tribune, via train just ar.
rived, says: nine men were instantly
killed and eleven others injured. The
cars caught fire and two men burned.
The accident happened two miles east
If the Sweetbriar, ut a place known as
SoapstOae Cut, ut the crushing Of Hart
river. A few bents of the bridge gave
way. Only the work train was wreck
ed, Jack Simon in charge. The latter is
known - Black Jack. The snow pillow,
which was ahead Of the wrecked train,
is now bringing in the dead and wound
ed tn Mandan. No names attainable
vet
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N,sroN, March 2l.-Postlnaster Cen
cral How. III i conference Friday with
,ncrcl,ants and others regarding mail
transportation promised t" give atten-
ton to the In!,laint that the AUSTRIA
liam mail bound east was delayed by
st"playc ut Chicago. lie expected to
save twenty-:rur hours time IN the SER
vice between New York and Chicago.
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Killed by a Brlckbat.

CulcAGo, March u. - The Inter
D,~o"'s Sn'rner. ILL.,, special says Thos:
Davis Of Petty township. aged u. died
to-day from fracture Of the skull pro
du"cd Ly hricp:Ls,ts thrown by Capt. Il.
&. Davis. u veteran ofthe war. The lat
ter is held in $35,HW ball. Both men are
we'll known and respectable. Captain
Davis married niece O: speaker Keifer.
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The Flood of Waters.

NEW ORLEANS, March 2l.-Thcre is
jblne abatement Of water on the Ana
ctita river at Trenton hut It is rising in
the Tennessee river and Bayou Macon.
this being the first to receive the crew
asse waters from Carroll and Madison
parishes. The crevasses reported to day
In tie Alabama will add greatly to the
flood. The waters are already dsluging
the country between Bayou Macon and
the Mississippi river and from South
Red river to the Arkansas line.