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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-02
NOMINATION OF LEolSLA
TIVE CANDIDATES.

Tie Democratic Convention which
meets to-day will be faced with mat.
ter which Is somewhat embarrassing.
We refer to the nomination Of ca1di.
ia.ss for e Council and House u
of Representatives for the next Leg
i.iative Assembly. 1t will be re.
membersd that . rider was attached
to the Executive. legislative and Ju-
dicisl appropriation Jill which pasee<i
the late .<-.icn Of Congress. and which
provided that the Governor. Chief
Justice Wade. President Of the las,
Council. Aid - saker OF the last House
ri Representative. OF the Territorial
Legislative Assembly. should eon.ti-
tute y board with full power to srIor-
ton the mentors Of the next Legis-
ia.iv< Assembly. aud perform other
.pevifie<i duties. We are no, advised
whether the Beard has discharged its
dutie. or not. 1t may be the geDtle-
men named lave 10, received official
notification Of their appointment. AT
al! events it seem. the Convention
sill! have no knowledge Of the num-
Der Of Legislative cm,ers 70 which
this county will he entitled under the
NV apportiopment. Hence. what
e:er action it may lake in the matter
cannot be arbitrary.
There are. though. three ways in
which the officially may Le met.
Fir>t. the convention can adjourn
without making any nominations OF
candidates for the Legislature. sub
ject to . call for rea<s~uIblinx By the
County GENITAL committee or BY It.
chairman when the number to which
the county l. entitled shall he known.
Second. the convention may by
ballot Or otherwise designate it.
chvice Of . sufficient number Of eau
didate>-say dive or six-and author
lie the Cen:rxl C"MMi,te 10 place
those upon the tiyket who have Ie-
eeived the highest number If votes
east: or third. it may leave the
whole matter of their selection to the
Genital Committee after the aPportiou-
n,ent shall have been made. There
may be other mean. by which the
matter may be satisfactorily met. but
the convention shoHli not adjourn
without making some provision
whereby tire proper number Of cam
didates for Legislative hencrs may
lie placed up"n the ticket.
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John Browns widow.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3l.-The reception
tothe Vidov Of John Brown the Lib
egatOr, It Fxrwell Hall tO-nigh'. in
connection with IN effort to raise
money to buy her . homestead IN
California, was attended BY about
100 persons. The address Of the
evening was delivered by United
states Attorney Luther 1atlin Mills.
The "reminiscences Of John Brown
were presented in person or BY letter
by Allan PinkertOn, H. B. Hurd: lie:
b,na Eastman. Dr.. Samue! Willard
aud other conductors on the under.
ground railway IN slavery days. The
exerciseo wefe protracted to . late
hour and closed with singing. John
Browns body" bv the assembled PEI
pie. 1t 10 impossible - yet to get
even an approximate estimate OF the
amount realized. but it IS probably
quite . handsome sum. The night
Vas rainy and many who bought
tickets were not present. One Of the
most interesting "reminiscences was
from 4 letter from Allan iinkertOn.
the we'll known detective. who told
how one morning John Brown. on
whose heada price had been set. Came
to his house in Chicago with body
OF nearly one hundred fugitive slaves
on their way to Canada Brown de-
manded help for them; Pinker."n
ENGAGED to get the use Of . car
on the Michigan Central railroad.
He then went into political meet
ing and collected over ESQ to help
them along. They were quietly hu%
tied into u car and landed safely In
the Dominion.
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The ticket nominated BY the DEM
oesatic convention to-sla: will have .
walk over.
No Chinese In ours cay the Demo
esats. Flood the country with
Chinese say the Republicans.
It begins to dawn upon The public
intellieesce that the commission for
the revisi0o Of the tariff 10 . mere
cham: that it, report wAs cut and
dried il advance: and that the pre-
tense Of taking testimony 10 only .
harmless delu>ion. ......
There il wailing aud crashing Of
teeth among the Republican hp>>e-
In this city. They have failed to f..
ment disseseicns in the ranks Of the
Democratic parry in thi. county. and
their vexstion ., their failure il un.
concealed.
An !ndigsaD; Republican wants to
kDow whether the names 0: the Dele
gates and Aiterna:es IL he selected ~
the bosses Of the dark-lautern caucus
tonight will be submitted to the rank
and die IT the party for ratification.
We don't know. They may he mere
y - . matte: Of form. bu, ask the
bosses.
With . great nour,sh Of trumpets
the Repcblieans claimed they carried
this county At the county election .
year and half ago. They held the
1ght was male upoa the .heri.fal y
and that in ~lectisg their nan they
showed they were in the majority in
the county. But they are afraid to
wesk in the lead. That position Of
hOsor they yielded {" til" fearless
Democracy and called their conven-
ten to meet after that Of the Demo-
crate. The Democracy il alwas.
found 1t the frcn,.
The littl. dark.!astern caucus COM
possd Of the few Republican bosee.
in this city will meet tonight ITO
select delegates and ate: mates to At
tend the county Republican conven-
ticn." We learn that our suggestion
that the names II these delegates and
alternatss he submitted to . primary
meeting Of their party. will 10 car
risd cut. Although no opposition to
the cut and dried delegate ticket will
Be made It will be in accordance with
the eternal ftness Of things to give
the few spiritle>s Rel ublican. in the
city An opportunity to use their
fabers upon the nance.
A general order "a. iseuei from the
Post Once Department on the 18th
Instant, directing . daily exchange
OF international mail. between the
d. Paul 4 Breckenridge. Nina. rail.
way pCss"fllce aud the Canadian pc.t-
o0lces Of Emerson and Winnelex.
Manitoba. The exchange will COM
mence tomorrow and include all in
tefuati"nal correspondence excer,
bock-pockets from Canada to the
Caited States. This arrangement
aforsls much needed iucrease II mai
facilities with or Northern neishl
bsns. and accommodates . large SO
ten Of country on either side Ut the
line which has intimate business and
pessonal relatious with the other.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. Light Brit.
ish and one German steamship clear.
ed from this port yesterday with full
cargos for France. Great Britain and
Germany. Among xports. were S1..
lO0 bushels Ut wheat, the largest
quantity ever shipped from this port
In one day.
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Fearful Flood.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sep. L.
About l5O psr.on. were drowned BY
the Conch0 Hood and 1850 sheep,
cattle an horses were lost. The los
to property will range from $5.OUO to
tlOO. 40. The river rose 81 feet.
Bodies are coming to the surface
daily.
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1IaHT DISPATCHES.
A-lnei0o PROPOSED.

ATKINS, Sept. LIT = stated ne
powen proposed - s1m1eesce oes"eS
Turkish aud Grsek tro0Pe, sno
(3frees = willing to agfee to the prop
ositiou, II the Greek troeps ale ~
lowed 20 eontinus to occupy the Pc
sitioma held before 1GblinG.
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Boes Malone, Boes Cameron. Bose
Cornell and Bos shepberd have .
few worthy Republican disciples in
Butte. Hone, Republicans should
look out EoF them.
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Gun tSS0B 0Ok0 JUG SOOSOs Vs'
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. l.-Fosty go.
men tom ~ iron-clad monitor and
. Company from the SD regiment
quietly approached the ene'ay's po-
sition opposite Ramleh last evening,
aud succeeded In blowing up with
gun Gotten . house on the bank of
the canal which had long been .
point II vantage to the enemy's
sharp-shooters.
PORT SAID, September l.-TranS.
ports from Alexandria, Highland
brigade on board. arrived here aud
prUceeded down the canal.
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It appear that the American eiti-
sen Of African descent, not 0ueh
given to choler. hes been getting mad
In Missouri. In some local election
In that State al the Republlcan
ticket w. elected with the exception
q one Of their race who w. o. the
ticket They held . convention In
Jeflersou City o. the 18Th ult, at
which they formulated ''ths nsw
Monroe doctrine Of the en- Of eman.
eipaaiOn" that the negro voter shall
not consider himself - suhjeet for
exclamation and apPserria.ioc y
any political panty" but that be
,l.All act for himself.
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There 10 harmony ill along the line
ofthe erand old Democratic parry Of
Silver Cow County.
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or otherwise say hnw it may or shall
De .l'< Mt. simply claiming it ~ day
Of re>t and recreation: that railroads
are Of ruhlic u>e and should be Under
government contract discrimination
asainst pereons and places should be
pr"hi .ite<i charges Of trans ortati"n
should be based on coet. expenses anu
repairs with reasonable rate Ofinterest
Oh the actual value Of the rnad. which
>hall cear the same proportion to the
assessed value ss ether property docs.
Railroad Commissioner are pledged
{, carry out this principle. The
railroad Contract system IL con.
tiemned and the party pledged to
break it up to the extent If necessary.
o: IA king it . public office Con.
grr>>i"lsal legislation regarding IN.
ter State traffic 10 demanded: further
subsidies to railroads opposed and
re>toration TO the puo.ic domain Of
forfeited land grants demanded.
Corporations ehould he compelled to
ply in iull without rebate or eomprO-
mise. The National highways
should be kept At the highest
efficiency. joint action should be
allowed against persons or corpora.
lions threatening or committing
nuisance hy injury to water courses
and adjacent lands. 1t congratulate
the people on the settlement Of the
Chinese immigration question by the
passage Of the restriction bill: de-
clares in favor Of civil service reform
ani economy Of administration.
New YORK. August Sl.-Little Liz
zie <~l,i.n. daughter Of VIM. e. Seldeu
>: Br~okly n. Sidnspped Monday last
by = NO nan in black. wae found this
morning aud restored to her parents.
Her abductre>s was arrested. The
woman j. young and rather good
locking. Her name is Margaret kap-
pei. and il =, years Of age. single. aud
reside> IN Us Park avenue. Brooklyn.
She work. in an envelope factory in
this city. She said she did not steal
the child but found her. The SCENE
Of the reunion with the lareuts was
very affec ing.
WASHINGTON. August sl.-The
Secretary OF War approved The record
OF the court martial In the case Of Col.
jos. H. SAVIOR. Assistant Adjutant
General. and forwarded it to the
President Tor his action. BY direc-
ton Q: the President the Military
Department Of West Point will he
tomorrow. from which
date the United States Academy will
be under the supervision and charge
of the general army.
The War DEPARTMENT i. informed
by General Pope that Oklahoma
Payne and six Of his follower are IN.
der arrest at Fort Reno.
MILWAUKEE,. August 81. The
Knights Of Labor concluded % enter
the ;allcampai.n and cast an undivid-
ei support for the platform and nomi.
nees Of the Trades Assembly. thus
giving the latter fully seven thousand
vo.es. The Trades Assembly odicers
announce that no candidate will be
~ them un!e>s be re-
nounces both Of the old parties. The
Democrat. are despohdeL,, having
upon At least a partial sup
PIT Of the labor organization.
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EMPoRIA. Kansas. August 3l.-The
Democratic Convention reaoseM0led.
The majority Of the committee on
resolutions declares while the Demo
crats Ut HAnsas are true to the tenn
p<raneecau>e. aud in favor Of just aud
vigorous laws impartfAlly entorced to
suppress intemperxnce, they favor
the repeal Of the prohibition law and
constitutional amendment on
which it b based. aud favor . well
regulated license Law which may be
enforced. aud which does not In.
fringe upon persoual right and does
not contravene the public judgment
Of mankind in it, logic and operation
- prohibition does. Prohibition
makes crimes Of those things that
are nowhere regarded - crimes. and
claims it, advocates are disappointed
It the result.
ATLANTA. August 3l.-Lieutsnant
Flipper. dismissed from the United
states Army. has been appointed to
the Mexican army.
san FRANCISCO. August 3l.-The
Republican State Convention met ct
IL y. m. The committee on pernla-
nent organization reported. The
venticu elected ex-senator Booth per.
manens President.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 3l.-The
report Of the Committee on Or-aniza-
ton was adopted with an amendment
yivin the State Genital Committee
tue right to select An Executive Com
nlittex instead OF the Chair. The re.
port 1T the Committee on Platform
was read. The plank favoring sun.
day law was r.-ceivei with prolonged
applause and cheers. also that on the
railroad and monopoly question.
The Convention took recess until
5 p. n.
san FRASCIsCo. August Sl.-The
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-24
500, 900 DEPOSIT.
Two Thousand Five Hundred shares of
Capital Stock Now On tho Market at SEQ
Per share

Two Thousand Five Hundred shares of
Capital Stock Now On tho Market at SEQ
Per Share.
To the Business Public:
Because OF the probability that our next
legislature will require our institution TO
make similar deposit to the amount
above named, we now being recognized by
the Encouragement and secretary of state
as regular insurance, and because of our
determination to make our corporation a
successful and permanent business enter
prise, we therefore deem it prudent TO take
immediate steps in this direction. 1t is
not our aim to initiate stock under the guise
OF speculation, nor simply to advertise our
business, but the sole object is to make
permanent deposit for the reasons given,
having thoroughly convinced ourselves and
all persons acquainted with our history
that the end will well justify the means.
The entire capital stock of the corpora
ton is divided into 5000 shares, valued al
$50 per share. II is the intention of the
| present stockholders to retain one-half of
TINS number OF shares, and to make the
necessary deposit of $50 for each share held
py them. Ii any or all of them be unable
TO raise the required amount, then they
will deposit the amount required for The
number of shares attained by them, aud
hold the remaining shares for sale ut the
price named. Each subscriber will be re.
CURED to pay in full for the
stock held, and hence there can
be no personal liability on subscriptions
taken, Each share entities its holder to
one vote in the regular management of the
corporation, and to that much of the reru.
lar monthly dividends which will be de.
clared from the profits of the business
whenever this stock is negotiated. None of
the proceeds of the sales of stock will 70 TO
the present managers and stockholders o,
the association; nor will any of the depos.
" probably ever be needed to meet labili.
ties OF the company. The holders OF these
shares VIII oicourse be stockholders of the
company and will share in
Al its dividends and profits.
The present management will control the
corporation until their successors are
elected at the annual meeting of the stock
holders.
Address all remittances in responsible
manner to I, $. Burnett, secretary Texas
Marriage Aid association, box 22l, Dallas,
Texas,
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PERSONAL.

]. IT. Swan left last evening for Austin.
R.'Uartman, of st. Louis, is at the Wind.
sor.
Tom Spear, Of the Vandalia line, is at
the Windsor.
Colonel J., II. Britton left yesterday for a
few days visit.
Colonel J. II. Elliot returned yesterday
morning from Austin.
A. p. Law, wife and child, of Marshall,
are guests at the Windsor.
O. T. Secrests and ID. II. Reeves, of Il mis-,
were In the city yesterday.
Shelton n. Leake, q prominent young
lawyer Of Terrell, Is in the city.
William 7. Hardie, Of New Orleans, and
president of the Dallas Compress company,
Is guest ut the Windsor.
Walter Gresham, attorney Of the Gull,
Colorado a. Santa Fe railroad, was In the
city yesterday en- route to Chicago.
n. II. Irvine, division superintendent Of
the Texas & Pacific, and wife, accompanied
by Miss Fannie Sexton, are at tho Wind.
sor.
Captain w. o. Conner and Captain s. ].
Adams left last evening Tor the San Rosario
mines, Mexico, In which they are inter.
ested.
Colonel Carey W. stiles, Editor Of the
Fort Worth Gazette, was In ibe city yes
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STREET NOTES.

Fancy goods at Bauman's.
Smoke Duke of Durham cross cut. Bes
in the world.
Get your fine dless-shirts made to order
at Clancy's.
Ladies', misses an d childrens hose cheap
at Bauman's.
Ladies' gold guard chains from $50 ia
SlOO ut Austins.
Fresh Llmberger cheese and dill. pickles
at Loeb u Freiburg's.
Go to the "Tea Palace" if YOU want pure
liquors and an csthetic drink.
For pure liquors and choicest cigars
always 20 to the Parlor saloon.
IT you want to buy family carriage,
end for Orr's catalogue and price list.
Pure, unadulteratcd Glen Lea and Cea
Lake WHISTLES at the Wichita saloon.
Chicken cock whiskcy, 1866, with stock
on hand stamp at the Office on Poydras
street
5000 untrmmed hats and bonnets from
70 cents to $500. Goto Bauman's, 706 Elm
street.
For steam, water and gas fitting call at
Hosmcr n Co.'S, the Old reliable shop, 4O6
Elm street.
New line of silk embroidered F,,hus,
Mrs. u. Chesnut's
No hot lunch or hot oysters, but the finest
and Oldest whiskey in the city-at The
Office on Poydras rtreet
Orr sells all styles of Concord side-spring
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-list.
Parties wanting a nice, quiet game of
billiards, patronize the Glen Lea saloon
opposite the HERALD office.
guarantee our Sl5 dinner sets to be the
best ever sold. See one ut the Crystal
Palace.
We have tried IL; we know whereof we
speak. Lemps new extra export Beer be-
longs to that class of goods Of the highest
orderl
All the new shades of velvet tlushes ann
ilks, in cadet blue and terra Gotta, plumes
and tips to match the goods, at Mrs. Il.
Chesnuts.
For gold, silver or steel spectacles and
jewelry. OF all kinds, you will save money
by bnyingat Austin's jewelry store, No.
6l2 Main street.
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terday, and paid the HERALD .sanctum 4

terday, and paid the HERALD .sanctum n
pleasant visit.
Mr.. Sidney Johnson, representing q Gal
weston firm, arrived in the city last night,
and is registered at the St.:George.
We mad pleasant call from State Sena-
tor John II. Traylor, of Granbury. Mr..
Traylor was an active member of the last
house, and is now sent to the senate. He
represents the counties.of Hood, Erath ,Palo
Pinto, Somerville and Bosque.
Messrs. W. G. Wells and bride and w. NJ.
Harrison and bride, of Greenville, are
guests at the Windsor hotel The happy
couples are en- route to New Orleans,
whittier they 80 on bridal tour. The
grooms are prominent and enterprising
business men of Grecnville, and are for
tunate in capturing for partners through
life two of that burg's most lovely and ac-
complished daughters. The HERALD con-
graduates the contracting parties.
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ELEGANT siLvERwA
y. w. Webb, Jewoler .

j. W. Webb, jeweIer corner of Main and
Lamar streets,is now in receipt OF the largest
handsomest and most complete stock
OF solid silver and silver plated ware ever
brought to the city. Novelties In the way
OF hand painted porcelain fitting pitchers
mounted in silver jewel cases and toilet
sets At specially low figures. Soup tureens,
pudding. dishes, solid silver salad forks and
spoons In cases, solid silver pickle stands
and forks In cases. New designs In solid
silver card cases, spoons, forks, ladies, cups,
napkin rings, epergnos, iardinieros, and, in
TACT, everything In the solid silver and
silver plated lines, and in designs varied 10
suit the most fastidious, and at prices
within the reach Of all. MIR. Webb has
also one OF the largest and best selected
stocks of watches and jewelry ever In the
city, and at prices lower than ever.
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"A Word to the Travelling Public

Nothing pleases the traveller more than
to know that he can obtain first.class &C
commodation from accommodating and
pleasant gentlemen who know how to cater
TO the public taste. To those desiring such,
no house in Marshall is as well prepared
and no hosts more genial the European
Restaurant, presided over by Messrs.
Geer Il lIodgkins, on Austin street, Mar.
shall. Elegantly furnished apartments
and the choicest cuisiene ever offered in the
city. A long felt want at last supplied.
One trial will cause you to give it your
future patronage. Remember the place,
on Austin street.
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Constipation is disease maker and leads
to indigestion. acid stomach, heartburn,
fevers, biliousness, sick headache, torpidity
otthe liver, collie, inilammatory diseases, ner.
vousncss, loss Of appetite. etc, These can
all be removed by the use Of Bailey's Sa.
line Apcrient.
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Whenever you prefer to go hungry rather
than suffer from Dyspepsia after eating,
use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets and enjoy
your dinner. In neat tin boxes, % and %
cents. Sold by W. II. Patterson, Il Co.,
Dallas Texas
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Dallas Confectionery Co. ~ Elm street
Manufacturers and wholesale dealers in
hne confectioneries, toys, fireworks. Have
also a large stock of assorted vases, cheaper
to the trade than anybody.
Il, REACH, Agent.
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A New Book

A New Book
entitled Tale Of Shirt" in six chapters
with illustrations and poetry, is now in
press and will be out in few days. Call
at Clancey's, No. 6l2 Main street, and get
one. Free TO all. Sent by mail to any ad.
dress.
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Mr., Phil Smith has recently reiitted this
elegant saloon, corner of Martin and Main
streets, and IL is now one of the most entic-
ing places in the city. Lunch served ut all
hours of the day ard at night.
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The Mohammedap is prohibited to In.
dulge In wine, but if their prophet was on
earth again he would recommend "Con.
healthy and invigorating stimulant.
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Those old Santa Cruz Rum Punches at
the Parlor are still the rage and beat n
norther in breaking the monotony OF sum.
mer heat,
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Wines, liquors, cigars and the coolest
beer, billiard tables and polite attention.
can always be found at the Glen Lea,
saloon, opposite the HERALD office.
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Texas Express Company's Sale of NIiscelIa.
neous Express Packages,

a large number of unclaimed packages
viii be sold at public auction on Wednes-
day, December 20, 1882, at 10 o'clock a. m =.
at the wareroom Of Henry Cohn, 7OS Main
street, Dallas, unless redeemed before day
OF sale. Terms cash.
ID. Il. FAwcETT, Agent.
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mo OLD SOLDIERS
But Clean Goods, NeW Stock, and Low Prices of
SCHOOL SUPPLIES. s-A; MAT; M E4s ss7i e TIsB,
A Stern Fact.

"A Stern Fact.
The winter has set in but il did not catch
Z. IL. Clancy, the famous shirt manufac.
turer, mapping, for he still manufactures
those famous drawers, double-lined in the
seat, and is making up ilannels and gents
winter underwear cheap. Flannels ofeyery
description and thickness are being turned
out at remarkably low figures. Go and see
his immense stock and be convinced of the
fact.