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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-17
STEAMBOATs.

STEAMBOAfs
SPECIAL. NOTICE,
Fer Cairo. Ssensvi,se. Louisville mad
CineinnaIE--SteeIaef
d as. ID. Parker. -
". c. Tiehenor.. master,
Leaves as above SATURDAY, Feb. 18Th. at o m.
r. W. IIGEInCRNE. AGENT: Monroe g;
FOB vICKsBURG.
ST. Louis and Vicksburg Anchor Line
Us. MaiI-FOR VICKSBURG.
Belle Memphis, .%e
Isaac II. Mckee. master szS@k
VIII leave Anchor Line wharfbost FRIDAY.
c. L HAL. Fass'I Azt. Ap sToRA. sUr.i.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
siaa. Little RocE and through 70 Fort smith
Marlin Speed, Essg@E
J. J. DRragh 800 master Chss. Musselnan. clerk
Leaves as above SATURDAY, Feb. 18th, at pm.
J6HS =. H1RBI2. ssuP,t. $50 Main st.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For New Orleans and all Way and Plan
tatiOn Landings-Stesmer
Id. Ii. Powell, 81
Whitledge-... master, sk
Leaves as above SATURDAY. Feb. Ism al 10 am.
f E Pa Pfssaa apply Os STORM asd0
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
81. Louis and yIeksourx Anchor Line
o. s. MafI-FoR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
City of Providence, 81
Lenox--... master. <Hk
Sin Lea Leave Anchor Line x whaEfboet THIS DAY,
G. l. HALL, Pass'r Agt. AID STORM. Sup't
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-17
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

LEE LINE STEAMERS.
For Glendale, HeKcna aud Friars Point.
g anes lee. ,
Stack Lee, master Whitlow, clerk sessxsA
VIII leave as above or every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, st Pm.
Office. No Z Madison street.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01
Winning a Bride.

CAR1n,xDALE, Pa, Jan. :...-.jamcs
tIunlap, OF New Haven. Conn.,, applied
.,,r !. - sitiun as farm hand 1T beacon
Ei.lriuye's farm, in La,,s'lal.', twelve
wears ago, anil w:,s put ut work. El!-
ridge had u ,lalis alter fifteen years old.
who became fascinated with Dunlap,
and, after all acquaintance of two years,
he asked tine Dt:.con's consent tor the
daughters hand in marriage. The
Deacon objected because of Duniap's
,enniless condition. The girl promised
Ia gain her fathers consent or put an
end to her unhappy existence: Dunlap
left the farm, declaring that lie would
some day return man ri wealth and
influence. He went to Wyoming Ter
ritOry. where he obtained = situation AS
driver on stage line, and Ut the end OF
five years he purchased II half interest
in the business. by shrcwd financier-
ing and successful spcculations he
cleafe.l >:O,OOO, which, with the profit
from his business, gives him the title Of
lpinn one If the wealthicst residents Of
Wyoming. He H. also one Of the heav-
lest stockholders in y new railroad en-
terprise. He returned here on Thuns-
day after an absence Of ten years, and
was yesterday married to Miss Eldridge.
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"A Funny Bill for an Artist.
&c. G." in Land and Wat RI


I came across copy OF Il funny old
hill from painter sent to noble lord,
= pr,,ft.<S,al ,vnno;SScur and large COLLEGE
tor ur pictures. give the items vcr-
lHtim for the amusement Of your read
ers from the copy, which reads more
like Il comic ei:ts!Hn than Il poor mans
claim for artistic work:
TO filling up the chink in Che Red
Sea, and repairing the 'lan'a::;'> of Pl'a-
r;,oh's host.
TO c!.:anin. six "f the Apostles and
a,!dim" an entirely new Judas l>tariM.
To Il lsair Dt new hands for ID mel in
the lions .lcn, and u set Of teeth Tor the
Iione>s.
To an alteration in the Belief. mend
in" the Commandments. and making u
new I."r!'s Prayer.
70 new Var,,iSl,in: Moss rod.
TO re,mirin" Ne!nlcl,:,tl:I..ZzHr's beard.
70 lucnding the pitcher -: R"lnsr:,.
Tna pair Of ears for BALKAN, and
making: !, new tongue for the ass.
10 rnewin. the picture Of Sampson
in the character Of IL fox-i,unt:r, and
substituting whip for the fire-''r,md.
TO !, new broom and bonnet for the
Witch OF Entl"r.
TO Il Sl'cet-lncll"r, u jury-llnlst and Il
lu,,:.-ln;,t for Noah. Ark.
+" painting twcmty-"nc new steps t"
jacobs ladder.
70 nc,l'limg the pillow-stomc.
To adding some Scotch cattle to Plia-
ruall's lean king.
70 making New head for HOl0f~rncs
and cleansing Ju.lith's hands.
To giving II blush to the checks of
Eve on presenting the apple to -A"an'.
To painting Jczelel in the character
Of Il huntSIllan taking Il flying leap from
the walls If Jericho.
TO planting new city in the land Of
Nod.
To painting Il shoulder Of mutton and
u shin Of beef in the mouths Of two Of
the ravens feeding Elijah.
To an exact representation of Noah
in the character Of . general reviewing
his troops, preparatory to tlei: march,
with the dove dressed US an aide-slc-
camp.
TO painting Noah dressed in an a.l-
miral's uniform.
TO painting Samson making q present
Of his jaw-bOne to the prOprietOrs Of the
British Museum.
To making the Congress Of America,
rs in 1884. and the Tower Of Babel colIl-
panion prints.
To repairing Sol0mon's nose and maxi
ing new nail to his middle finger.
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!. Feminine tiydraac.

there ia iy.lrant on West Park
street, m;r the scene Of the late fire,
Which is characterized l'y Il true fen'i-
n''n AMI ~li.psry Scsiuctiv.nt~. There
sa 'rM' .,Iar. Of ice leading from the
"4;t. Hi.N'i it. alm".a foot a!Mve the place
S'""r .:.st"a ak on it tU !c. tiOwn 1"
''' nii'.ir az The street. The unwary
".'If d"::Ny.', ;.Elm or maid, generally
rs III 0n The ice. ~ often AZ not the
'"''sr. Is ST under iii" spout, and when
'"ut i:'!!. g,i'l,~ ::rmtly down the I'M
'ihr" ICE. and rn,pii.~ itself On the
".'r >:sr M HE street. Then tho man
''".'S swearing around the hy'lr:,nt,
'"': Starts Tor til. bucket, only to sit
"'*i' on the cold, cold ice. ami jar the
,'''-l''"r N''i;"m> "f his SYSTEM. AS the
w.: :'''"f travel Pulses on the other
''e" Inc street. where there Is not but
"''-hl i" !" another sidewalk, Il gentle
"'I'' >ti.;i.l:,,- the water drawer IL
''''"'" "N"ri"n The air gets warm
'"'' ;'!' a., l.:an gets rcd in the face,
"''' me sc ';"S MOI melt.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01
Police News.

"a'an. charged with M attempt ut
".%H' vii! p.,:.s.ly have Il hearing to-
49, "'":' .!."!"t Wilcox in the police
''"". The nniticn If tie baby,
"'"h Wis W>rurl from the flames last
, .''' hight WAS quite dangerous yes
.''' AMI til" ease has l'ecn postponed
some time +" await the result. Ma
"''' 'i;'nis entire innocence Of the
"h''!" affair.
'"''''''' Il. stevenson wits tried yes
IVA! III the police court on the charge
larceny. Ilr is accused Of having
'a a Wolf robe from u tr.,n.fer wagon
T. s'':: I" Ow<lry 4 Walton, ut the
s.,' e ~ depot last Sunday night. This
. "' and I,"'xr,s l. Co. have missed
~, 'a' articles o. the sort recently. On
,,. e''s'"n y search warrant was
d, "" out against Stevenson. Yester-
,I;.. ne was convicted and sentenced to
r.. = Jays imprisonment, twenty dol
~'' Inc and Gusts.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01
A Wa9gish Hackman.

4 man stepMsl up t" one "fthc hack
men ut the Onion depot yesterday, and
wanted to know where he could pro-
cure bottle Of whisky. 'Jump right in,
sir, jump right in, and will take YOU
where YOU can get the finest Kind at
whisky very rI.cap.' The unsll~pcct-
ing individual in response to the invita-
ton Jumped int" the hack, and was ''c-
ing tlriveti down the street ut lightning
speed iefIr: he had time to collect his
thoughts. The nIcrvcnary hickman
drove out t" Grand avenue, md north
on that thOrUuyhtare until II" reached
Washington avenue, when he turned
cast. and directed his course towards the
river, finally hating in front &; \ s:l's'l
on Sixt:, street. Here hc Jumped from
his ln,x an opened the '!'"'rHl his coach.
when tn. stranger asked him why the
''m;ss.ilic:'' H. lad taken linn $" far.
"Weil.' rrtortcd the ilacisnlan, ''y"u
wanted me t. take you out i" %r; IL ::,""t
bottle "f whisky, anil you can't get that
cveryw!lerc.'
Seeing it was useless to Marley with
tie hacln,an. the stranger t';rn pro-
cured the whisky, ami asked t" /" tat
ken back IL the train.
The i,ack.,,an said he had other ell
ga:.cnlcnts, ana ta'l,it!n' afford I" do II
unless II. received dollar for his trO,-
bic.
Ast,,e stranger imagined it was five
or six mile. I" the depot, l,e paid the
the dollar and said: 'Well, then, 20
ahead. presume l must stand it,
In a',;it four minutes, to tn" hian'S as
lum!shn,cmt, the hack halted III front 81
The depot. He couldn't un, lcr:;tand how
it took him <ucl, Il long time t" reach
the wIicky shop. and "n!y IL few hrici
moments to return. But that Ji'tn Ill
ter tic case any, as the :acknan hat
the .lolla, while the stranger had Moth
ing to show for his Trouble hut little
experience and Il imttl: OF whisIH.-'%.
L,,uix h./uLiicxlu.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01

AZ announced by IN advertisement I'm
another column of thu lr1xr. IN. ~
GO oell Tor the benefit OF Butte Fir
or'esde No. will take place on the
evening OF Tuesday, February II, In
henshaw's hall. Tickets at $500 each
are for s"le by H. Jacobs 4 Co., Sands
q Boyce and the members Of the Fire
br'gade. The bravery and energy of
our firemen Mt the recent fires in thia
city have appealed SO strongly to the
admiration Of the citizens that there ia
no doubt in the world Of a large atten-
dance at this entertainment for their
benefit. The company need hose and
engine house just now especially.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01

The Butte branch Of the Irish Land
League are considering the question Of
inviting Messrs. He,ley, O'Connor and
Power, members Of Parliament from,
Ireland, tn visit Butte and address the
League here. These gentlemen are now
visiting in California and Nevada. Mr..
Peter Brcen. Pres. Of the Eureka Land
League, Friday evening received the
following telegram "You may expect
Mr.O'COnnOr ut the end Of February.
Will give you ample notice by letter.
r. Flanagan"
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Answers to Correspondents.


Chicago. Jan.-tlI, 1SS:.
It,,j; <a.. W,m;~h, Butte, ~ i.
Ny DEAR SIE-I srr your name in a
number If the Holiday MINER which u
friend Of mine gave me recently. had
no lc:. that Butte was such al enter
pri.ing city, and SIC you are stopping
here ami teaching. l imagine can
g. your t,ir, fresh face with its sweet.
inwrent look yet: Still. I doubt if you
rv,,.cmi~r Tie. l met you last summer
rn t,:r corner o: Wabash Avenue, and
Flr;a!inn Alley. Would that could
hear thee. sing again! Can>t MARBLE ~
ol y"r,!. Writ. 10 NE, and tell me il
you iov. me- still the same. but oh, deal
Gently Will, me, else this too too tender
:.'a:: vii! III RAKE. Ever as of old,
SEH.APIIINE.
N"TH. It is fearful to think Of the
ravu..s iInmtanians commit OH their
ravcls east. 1t is evident that there
ia thrilling" romance of the hear: con-
rnai somewhere about Icraphine'~
r':>;l,. The letter l., genuine hut Of
r,''r>c the real names arr omitted. 1t is
pahlsi,.ri !or the benefit Of lovers who
a. the same in all ages. climates and
'i!;ni,>. We can not attempt to all
,T,r il, iu! Suggest that some ri our
;'.li,:.i contributors. the last occupant
II lhr "PnelS Corner" for instance,
.i'"uhl reply in Verse. We are not
wrS-i IN sur;, matters, indeed are de-
'!"liy :vri>y il ill"hl.-lLD. ''PtMts'
Corner"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01
xrooD OHOPP1R'5 GUN
TONS.
latter From Highland Park.


t;n,~ Miner:
.,v.-I vii. hired by Joe Haines to
:. wood for the Bell Company, we
90. 70 rct $50 per corl, and eight
". w,s to count as two cords. Six
w. w;,. to be Il cord and half and
w.. tt one cord. ! WAS to chop 80
.rl. this way, thirty-three Of each
,,.",,. Haincs said VIC were to b. paid
CON ,t Christmas as the Company was q
;;,,;, short of money and were to get
H.. ;, 4 of our money on March LIST. I
~, no, yr"wlins ut the company, but
: seam, +, know why Haines treated us
y. .av he did. l cannot find him
.vwhc... anal some If the Butte MGR
.h,,,s SLY .r Ia, left the country. He
=; ,ot oct us orr SD ut the h. lillays
.rl t'un he told us We were
:, ;r pail half OF all that
..,. con,;n. to US about January Il.
Well ..,.i ti:nr is past, and we ain t got
,,r money yet. IIaints took the money
,n,, MA to come to u~ and paid Off ten
r;,n,,,. !. tina! We're working for him.
"a 81, vc.v lett without amy money ut
N and l,:,, to sell our wood tn Mr.. Will
r,u,, Of the Colorado Smelter, ut u
heavy loss. We only got sl.:5 from
Williams. and would have gotten $3.50
from, ,;.r Bell Company il Hais.ts Ina,i
cone up 10 the mark. \ wr'r man
can't afford to lose money this way, g.
,.ria'ly all on a'tNuE: of them blasted
r,!ow-skinnutl :icatl,en-. The sweet
.ceu;,rl Cinnamon go: all the mOEey
,na. WAS coming to thea. bat the white
,ra .t.h l..ii out in tie cold.
4 CHOPPER.
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Attention, New Chicago!

a subscriber of the MINER in New
Chicago writes this Office requesting u
change If address for the paper and that
it bc sent to- Ealw:r.lsvile. No name is
attached I" the request. and compliance
il Of course impossible.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01

Ians saiIsasss s0ss 10 a ssstirsst And
Ana iAss h Why IL mates - ed 70 bsvs =
Gossy eosi,
1oset ~ o0oo stovo agIow. and naee The kee-
~ ang,
And garner a,n he ashes Win an ancient .ur-
keys wing.
Boeh day I have 70 sweep he noos, aud beat
the dusty mat,
And run about and pay tia checks IN curry
comb the cat,
And fetch the noonday oon of besS, and trim
the Greasy lamps,
Address the yellow envelopes, and lick the
postage stamps.
The man who pays me sliies around with high
nslutan pomp.
to romp,
or speak,
And all the srekels receive IL dollars two per
week.
Ny driver 10 hossey swell and wears dia-
mnnd pin.
An ulater checked, aud he Is up in all the ways
OF sin:
man who At Manhattan Bach will purchase
pools. ~latc.
And 10y his utu ost ducat on . stva<ldle or
straight
II have nothing on my hands. that man will
quickly yell:
600 forth and no. my lady love ard ask her II
Or else have to fold my arms and sit upon a
xtnOl,
And lo''k Just like the little boy who loves his
Sunday school.
have tn brush his overcoet ere thought of home
he woos,
And with feather dusier bang his pantaloons
and shoes:
And with his daily marketing have to home
war.l hop,
While foam the cabbage and the beet above the
'saaket-top.
Oh. give mo hack the happy days. the days 1
useh "a know,
When wn beside old skinnsr's mill 1 used to
fishing 90;
When pirs. asroitiy Blended, made the teacher
start and jump,
A,ri soaked the silkin tomcat in the spirt,e Of
the pump.
Id like to stone the hornets nest, and club the
taurus frog,
And sing like sweet Theocritus, and own nsht-
ing dog;
And walk the woed where sleepy winds sent
flower scents aa0at,
And thrOw tho subtle b9ickhat 1T the unsus-
peeting goat.
I'd wander by the brookles In the daisy sprin-
Killed. deli,
I'd lug the bucket :or my little playmate
N'n;
And onst her In the branches long before the
psil was full.
TO dodge the uninistrati of the brlM!led Dur
ham bull.
what bliss once more to hockey play and loaf
:'r0.ls"i the town,
And think how fine TO run away ard be cir
Gus clown.
A piIat~ or . burglar; these professions were
my joy
Before evoluted to wofui Office hoy.
Oh. take me hack. Oh, take me hack unto my
bOyhond home,
And from its fragrant precincts let me never.
never roam:
But stay there. where the pine trees on the hill
top weirily moan.
Where the small Toys hunt the muskrat and
the broke. IL unknown.
-(R. X. Mrnkittriek, in Puck.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01

We find Il writer in the Hour speak
ing If '.l,antalOOns::" and We beg to i'm
form, the editor of that journal that no
suci. thing is known in the English lar
.,,age. The garment in question Is
PROPERLY called trousers.
WlxoxA, MIMI, Jan. 3l.-Rohcrt
ami John Carroll brutally murdered
with pitchf0rk Titus HOyt, respect
I'd farmer, with whom their father was
I'm a DISPUTE. The three CAROLS are .
hard loi and have been arrested.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01

DUBLIN. Jan. 31.-In the land court
here u conditional order Was granted in
behalf vi II land lady named Stacklnn,le
for an attachment against T.. Dwyer
Gray for contempt of cm..:i in COM
menting in E;rcMstl.s's ./Durmu' on c,.se.,
pending the decision in the Limerick
Land Court,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01
Weakness Of the Superlatlve in
Speech.

4 characteristic essay, hy Ralph Wal
do Emerson, on 1.-The Superlative.'
forms Il leading feature Of the .Wiei'cin-
ter (.,nfury, and contains the following:
There il u supcrlative temperament
which has no medium range, which
swiftly Oscillatcs from, the freezing t.
the boiling point, and which affects the
man" ers Of THOSE. who share it with Il
certain desperation. Their aspect is
gri,nace. They go tearing. convulssd
through lite-wailing, praying, cxclatnl-
i,w. swearing. We talk. sometimes
with im.orle whose conversation would
lead YOU to suppose that they had
lived IN a mus cum. where all the objects
were monsters and extremes. Their
good people arc pl,OnniXc$: their
naughty are like the prophets figs.
They use the sulerlativc Of grammar:
''n,.~t perfect" ''most exquisite y ''most
horrible" Like the French, they are
enchanted. they are dGsOlate, because
yo,, have got ar have not got shoe
string or wafer you happen IT, want
not l,.rc"jvin" that >l,lmrlalivts are lii
minuiives. and weaken: that the posi-
ton l.: the >inew Of speech, til:
surcrla,ivc the iai. II the tak"r
l...., a tooth, lie thinks the univcr-
sd, tlMw and dissolution Of things
has GENE. (ontrovcrt his opinion ami
i,c cries 'Icrsc,ution!" and rcckOl>
himself with Saint I,:,rna',,.$, vino was
S:,wn in two.
Especially We note this tendency t"
extremes III the pleasant excitement of
l!orru;-,,l,,,"rr,. Is there something so
.l.li.im,S in disasters, anil pain: Bad
news l. always exaggerated. and We
may challenge Providence to send Il fact
50 tr:,gi,,i that We cannot cOntrivc to
make it II little worse in oar gossip.
All this cone. If poverty. We are
un~kil!Ful .|el;ncrS. From, want of
skill 70 convey quality We hol"
to move admiration hy quantity.
Language should aim to describe the
fact. It j. not enough, to suggest it and
magnify it. sharper sight would in'ti-
cate the true line. 'Tis very wearis"n'c,
this str:,ining talk, these experiences.
all exquisite, intense, and tremendous
..'rhc ixst ever saw" II never in my
life!" One wishes terms gazettetl and
forbidden. Every f.vorite is rot a
cherub, nor every cat Il griffin; nor each
unp'casing person II dark, dial'olical in
trirucr: nor ayo,ics, excruciatinn. nor
cs..tacies our daily bread.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01
Library Club.

There will H. II special meeting Of this
club ut the Caplice Hall, this (Wetlnes-
day. evening, February LIST, ut 7::s0 pms,
for the transaction Of important bust
ness. All members art requested to at
tend promptly. The meeting il called
Ivy order Of the President, and the call
issued hy James W. Forbis: Esq.,, Sec
rotary.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01
A Utah Murder.

'Caii!"rmi. Bill" real name William
Nugcnt. from sacramento, Cal, was
shot and instantly killed by William
Duffy, ut Blake City, Utah, Sunday,
January -.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01

The wedding was . grand affair. The
bridal couple 90 to New Haven, ind
thence to Wyoming. The bride has Ne
jected many Offers In the past ten years.
She n the belle Of LackaWanna county.
Inter Ocean.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01
Comments Of the English Press on
tho Verdict.


Guitcam trial is unanimously approved,
but cIicits from the Time. the most Of
fcllSive article it has published since the
rebellion. 1t declares that the AMcri-
can people are satisfi. Il with the conduct
of the trial, which was a broad farce ell-
acted in court without one symptom
Ut popular di>sappr'lsaliOn. 1t doubts
whether Inc nation which has turned
the Suiirrings If Garfield to iinsd FIR SEN
sution, the crime into u jest, and the
trial into prolonged farce has right
to hang Guitc:,u. 1t insists that English
symIn,thics expressed ut the time ri the
Presidents death are now proved To
have i,een unnecessary, and it attirnis
that all A,ncrics,ns-csiutatls people OK
ccnt..i-s..t Ivy t:ariicld's bedside, not :,s
syn,,xsthizing friends, but as 'l:.bb!srs in
the mysteries Of pilysiOligics, special
ut!nrs on the chances TOR u man threat
cned with py.en,ia. The whole article
is Il series OF studied insults.
saturdays R.rirW follows suit in re-
marking that Guiteau is u typical Amer
lean, urging that not merely the l~vul-
Jar OfftnsivrlleSS al the criminal. but
,i,v regularity OF the crime Itself are di-
rr.tlv I! accx!,lc tn DcE:O .r:,cy scandals
Of trials. 1t is directly traccs!,ic to
Democratic politics .: :.sk'icty AMI su::-
..st. ira. t;uit&:,u's Wltburs!s III Couit
proceeded from generous indignation al
finding his liberty restrained, his mo-
tivcS questioned a,n! lii, character AZ
Jailed. Ii points t" the shooting ri tn.
President AZ the result ri En years "l
unbritllrl Democracy. and concludes
that the i,rl,ln.ratic llr,M may at 's;:st
!,c thank Cd for an instructive lesson.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-01
Frelinghuysen Takes Eand in the
Ch;li-Peru Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, Jan. :S.-1E til" ir.s-
ih'nj: il, further response to the
resolution. Of the senate q! the
18TH III! calling TOR correspondence
to,rhinv Affairs in and between Chill
and Peru. the Secretary OF State has the
honor To law before I lie President the pur-
mort Of IL cipher telegram from I'll" sl"cl;'i
envoy lately sent to those countries.
Prescott. liz these tel..yr.,nls he reports
Ia had ,..> rrai confidential conferences
with tie minister Of foreign ;,:!:.ir< "i
chilli. that the Chi!ian government dts
claims any intention III Offending: the
united States, in the arrest Ot i'rv~i'!cn!
t,:,l,icron and his removal to Chii':sn
Territory: that the good Offices of the
Knitted states will In accepted ny Chm,
.n! that the Ci:iliian authorities Will
f.,i;.t,t n conference i3twcen the nj
tel STATES special convoy ami the pro
viu,.:: al government Oi Peru, with Tie
:x"..,ninn Of senior Caltlcr,",. The
term. "f ,x:,cc presented Ivy tnin el.'-
brace. the following points: Ao>oi"!e
.....;pn at the I.sr.ls.c:l district. ANA III
addition thereto the payment "' an 'n-
,L.u,nity Of $!,ksI,tsD payable III te.'
v..a;s. tiurim" all which time the lNs'-
live occupation Of africa ny th'n - re-
"Iir..d. and should the INDEMNIFY ne
,in,s,i.i, Africa Is Also I" ~ ces.e'' ~
Chilli: and, besides this, Ci.lli - - ~.
w the g,,ano deposits Of l"(*'''
Island.
In the event of Peru refusing the con.
d;tions named. the ('hiltan g"Sernn'cn.
wm,li respectfully decline any f''r ri .'s'
nr,ff.r of the friendly interference (" TIC
The remainder If the te'esra i,d IS o. T'
scurc, and it il uncertain w''e t.s.n.,.t t
Department "f St.te ~ an'I ,. :" or
from the cipher the exac. | th4. Gender.
even eve tS tG o 1sson, as veil a: on with
:: avoid disclosing the cipher o. tn. the LIZ:
r,rtn,ent. the substance only Oh tn: u.
! !'st'h + cent. Respectfully submitted
's,rpea) FsED,k i. Fss1lS'A''S""'
DErAsrHExT OF ST. STAT = 1872 -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-05-12
Pastoral Item.
Texas Siftings.

"A young man, named Folsom Bow
ser, applied to a wealthy Austin stock.
man tor a position ON bis staff-to &c
west and herd sheep at ten dollars a
month, but the stockman said he was
not hiring anybody to herd sheep.
Have yon all the shepherds you re
qnlreY" asked Folsom Bowser.
mo, ! am needing several, but
am going to wait till the President has
made his appointments"
whats that got to do with herd
ing sheep?"
1T has great deal to do with it.
AS soon as Arthur has made his ap-
polntments, can have my pick of dis
appointed applicants who will be will
ing to hirs f'r nothing but their grub,
just to get out into the country
The sheep industry of western Tex
as is suffering from the tardiness of
the President.