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The Jeanne,,e Crew Search.

WASHINGTON, February 2. Secretary
Hunt has designated 1t. Giles B. HARDER and
Master w. Fl. Scheutze of the navy as officers
to assist Lieut.. Danenhauer In his search for
Lieut.. Chip and his crew, and they will take
passage on the steamship Germania, which
leaves New York on Saturday, with the ex-
pectation Of reaching Irkousk about the mid
die of March. Their instructions are not
quite completed, but will include orders to
spare neither pains nor expense on the pros
ecusion of work assigned to them. Lieut..
HARDER Is new in command of the torpedo
boat Alarm in the navy yard at Washington.
Master Scheutze Is on leave in st. Louis.
He has been ordered to proceed to New
York without delay.
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Happy Reds.

CARLISLE, Pc, February 3.-An Indian
delegation from Fort Washakie, Wyoming,
in charge of the Arapahoe chiefs, Black Coal,
Sharp Nose, Little Wolf, White Horse, and
Iron, who. after visit to their children at
the Indian training school here, started for
Washington. They wept for 10y on meet
ing their children, embracing and kissing
repeatedly. There are now 276 Indian stu
dents, from twenty-eight different tribes, at
the Carlisle school.
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mo. 1045 /
Application for Pauent.
UNITED STATES LAND Orr,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFIGE
HELENA, M. IT,, December 27th 1881.
Notice lis hereby given that Lewis Davis aud I'D.
ward Mason, whose postotiice address lie Backfoot
City, Deer Lodge County, Montana, have this day
f!ed their application for patent under the mining
laws of Congress for 1876 Sol00 acres OF Placer Min
ing ground, designated rs Lot No. ~.
situated In unorganized Mining District,
Deer Lodge County, Territory of Montana, In secs
10, IA, %. and "a Tp 10 ~. H. W., which claim Id
not OF record and described follows Beginning at
granite stone l6x1ox7 inches marked I'm C62 from
which the cor. 70 secs y, Ia, %. andA, TIP 10 N,
r. SW bears N. Hks II. T. 80 chains distant and
running thence =. s98o E. 90 chains, thence s2aks
w. tao chains, thence s. 65sa e. 800 chains thence
y. 1919 Il. $50 chains. thence N.e7do L. 90 chaiHs
thence g. 60ks 4. - 10 chains. thence NJ 2aa ~ SO
chains hence north 10. 90 CHAINS, thence N. 5Se w.
29S chains, thence s. AM w. IL 90 chains thence
5. 13ss w. 81 90 chains To the place of beginning
embracing 1876 50 acres, upon which notice of said
application was posted the 10Th day OF December
1881. The adjoining claimants to these premises are
Lot No. 43 on the east and Mineral Entry No. l9s ON
the south. claimed Geo. d. u Hlbbs Ct al. :
b6l-l0t j. III. MOE, Register.
Geo. w. Stafford, Attorney tor Claimants.
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hitherto greatly neglected, and which has
been practically monopolized by our COM
merc!al rivals In Europe. As the Freling-
huysen dispatch foreshadowing abandon
ment of the peace congress has been made
public by your direction, deem II matter
of propriety and justice to give this letter to
the press. am, Mr.. President, with great
respect, your ever obedient servant,
JAMES G. BLAINE
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TUE East has a method of gambling not
yet In vogue In the West, and hardly as credit
able as three card monte. 1t Is denominated
graveyard insurance." in which risks are
placed on the lives of persons likely to die
soon, and the insurers pay heavy rates in
proportion to the prospect of quick returns.
The party insured may be in total ignorance
of the transaction. The latest develop
ments have been that these gamblers have
taken a $50 000-risk on the life Of President
Garfeld's mother, and 1t has caused much
indignation among her friends. We hope 1t
will run as long as one we are told was taken
nearly twenty years ago on the life of Mr..
John Howe, of st. Louis.
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Delinquent Tax List for 1891.
TsEAsuaER's orrIcE.

DEER LODGE, M. It., January a. 1HS2
Notice IN hereby given that the treasurer OF Deer
Lodge county. Montasa win offer ut public sale st
the Court house Of said county, In Dscr Lodge City
on MONDAY, the Goth day of February 1881, ali the
lands, or Improvement or lands. ON which the taxes
remain unpaid for the year 1881. The sale to take
place at the hour OF O'Clock p m. of said day. and
TO be adjourned II necessary from day 10 day until
the property 10 sold.
The following lisa description Of the property and
costs thereon: Amount.
mill, consisting OF 10 stamps, Blake
crushcrr Howell furnace, 0 cal. comb.
pans. cal. comb. settlers, SD horse
power engine 40-horse power boil
ers. / steam pump lathe, ret0rt
house and assay Office. also hosting
works, consisting Of engine, boilers.
a. the algonquin Mil and Hosting
Works, located at Hasmark, Deer
: Ledge sss,n.y. Montana, !, - sa,Iss 90
block IS, Deer Lodge. 217
Hong, Ysck, Tong q co.-Tmproye-
ments on placer mines At Cable one
water ditch known a. the Cable Ditch az 0a
Mayhem, a. E--Lot n, blocs IL Deer
Lodge. the undivided one-half of lots #ss
z, SO, II. 10. and II. block 70. Dear
Morrison, a. N. = improvements on
land near Phihpsburg ltof the years
leeu and leSil ..............e.......... 90 81
oI land. Upper Deer Lodge VALLEY. 800. 81 81
land near New Chicago. ............. ~ ~
Smith, George H.-lmprovemenls on
lind - vs'''' '-'':''''..' Inv COLEMAN %
Treeaursr and Tax Collector Deer Lodge county.
Montana IexEitotys 90 ~
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In the Probate Court OF the County of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana.
In the matter ofthe estate of George r. Hale,
deceased.
Notice Ia hereby given that william Hudnel
ard Oliver II. p. Thoroughman, administrators
OF the estate of George Il. Hale, deceased,
have rendered and presented for settlement
and filed In this Court their final account OF their ad
minisration OF said estate; also petition for the
distribution thereof; and that SATURDAY. the
fourth day of Marcn, A. ID. 1852, being
day OF the March term of this Court,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the Court room of said
Court, ut the Court House, In the town and county
OF Deer Lodge has been fixed by said Court for the
hearing of the final account and settlement of said
administrators, and their petition tor the dsrribu-
ton of said estate, at which time and place any per-
son interested In said estate may appear and file his
exceptions In writing TO the sald account and to the
distribution OF said estate and contest the same.
0RREN EMERSON, clerk.
Dated Deer Lodge, January 81, 1882. 6bs st
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Guiteau Well Guarded .

WASHINGTON, February 4.-When Gui-
teau arrived at the Jail he was at once taken
to his cell and guard placed over him. This
precaution is always observed In cases of
prisoners under sentence of death, and will
be rigidly adhered to in Guiteau's case, both
by night and day. There is no foundation
for the report that Guiteau committed sui
cida
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The n. r. and c. p.

CHICAGO, February 4.-The president Of
one Of the roads connecting with the Union
Pacific received message to-day from IN
official Of the latter road, now In New York,
saying: "Do not be surprised At any time to
hear Ut the consolidation Of the Union and
Central Pacific roads," Other private In
formation, we'll authenticated, points very
strongly In the same direction.
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Dako,a's Chances Of s.asehood.

WASHINGTON, January Silt Is stated
with much positiveness that President Davis,
Of the Senate, favors the admission Of Da-
kola into the Union. He holds, It Is said,
that the southern portion Of Dakota Is en-
titled, BY reason Of population and other
considerations, to admission, and that II Ii
not for partisan consideration. Judge
Davis's vote, combined with the Republi-
cans, would give the bill ! majority, and =
ne Republicans control the House, Il wonld
appesr the measure has good prospect of
becoming ! law TIE present session.
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a County Sect Wac.

CHICAGO, February o.--St. Paul specials
says that Grant county, Dakota, Is embroil-
ed In county seat war. The county records
are at Bgstone City In defiance Of m al
legged judicial decision that MillbAnk was
the county seat in November. Lately two
county commissioners tried to remove the
records 10 Millbauk, backed BY 200 or 300
armed men, but similar party from Big
stone prevented them. Four hundred men
are Il BIgstonc threatening 70 shoot whoever
tries to take tho safe. They have ! barri-
cade, have Indians to help tbem, and defy
dIsIodgment.
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IF YOU have secret to keep tell it TO
Keely-Keely the motor man. Several years
since he discovered the method of generating
enough power from cup of water TO run
trair from New York TO Philadelphia. His
discovery was immense. 4 Keely-motor
stock company was organized. Kelly was
allowed $500 per year while perfecting his
invention. lie has kept up perfecting 1t
eight years, but has not yetreached the point
of practical perfection. He keeps his secret.
His stockholders now ask that he impart his
secret TO some one so that in case he dies
they may have the benefit of his knowledge.
But Kelly kicks stronger than his motor and
refuses to impart the great principle. III
ever he gets where 1t In hot and his stock
holders land where Lazarus did they will
see their motor Dives bowed before they
will yield up to him the coveted drop Of
water.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of William Watkin Thomas, deceased, no
tice la hereby gwen by the undersigned admiustra
tors of the estate of William Watkn Thomas, de-
ceased, to the creditors Of and all persons havipg
claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within four months after the
fret publication of this notice. 10 the said admins
traitors at Butte City, In the county OF Silver Bow M.
r. THOMAS G. PORTER and
HOWELL M. THOMAS,
Administrators OF the estate of William WatkiE
Thomas, deceased.
Dated Sth day of February, 1881 6575t
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The recent term Of the Supreme Court of
Montana was In session thirty days, during
which time twenty-three cases were submit
ted for consideration. Thirteen opinion,
were rendered by Chief Justice Wade, FIVE
by Associate Justice Conger, and two by As
sociate Justice Galbraith, leaving only three
cases undetermined, and these three are in
the hands Of Judge Galbraith, who win write
the opinions
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In the Probate Court of the County of Deer
Lodge, Territory Of Montana.
In the matter of the Estate of Siivain vitano,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Marcelin Vitano. adj
ministratrix OF the estate of Slvan Vtano deceased
has rendered and presented for settlement and iled
In said court her final account of her administration
Of said estate and that SATURDAY, the 18th day Of
March, A. ID. 1852. the same being day of term of
this court, to wit; OF the March Term, A. ID 1882 at
ten O'Clock a. m. ut the court OF said court, at
the court house In the town and county aforesaid has
been fixed by said court foi the hearing of the final
account and sett ement at which time and place any
person interested In said estate may appear and file
his exceptions In writing to the said account and con-
test the same, ORREN EMERSON Clerk.
Dated February 8, 1889, G57bt
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The Land Grant.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The ex-com-
missioner Of Patents, Marble, now Land
Commissioner Of the Northern Pacific rail-
road, Is here and has been In conference
with Congressman. He is here, Il II said,
to watch the Cobb bill and kindred measures
In relation to the forfeiture of land grants.
He said the Northern Pacific Company was
not apprehensive Of losing III lands, and
chat the company and its officers ware en-
t,rely satisfied with the reference 81 The
Cobb bill e Tho judiciary Cmomittse.
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The Interior Secretaryship.

WASHINGTON, February 4.-Secretary
Kirkwoods friends say that he absolutely
has no knowledge as to the Presidents In
tentions regarding the appointment of his
successor. One Of the Iowa Senators said
he did not believe Mr.. Kirkwood was to be
superseded at all. He has no assurance that
such would be the case, but was strongly Of
that opinion for reasons he did not care to
mention. On the other hand, the Pacific
Slope members are confident that Sargent
will get the place.
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SOME Of the Eastern papers are disposed
TO Joke about General Grant being elected a
director of life insurance company, and
say his war record is not strong on that
point. 1t is true he was in the "Fire v
branch of the business at that time and took
some extraordinary risks but "the cruel
war is over," and Grant is the American
peoples choice for "Life."
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According to the Pioneer Press, there were
unloaded, from Montana, at the transfer
yards in st. Paul, last season, rs cars, con-
tanning 1850 sheep, and 463 cars containing
s,797 head of cattle. OF the Montana stocks
20 cars containing 800 sheep were sold at the
transfer. The rest, IS cars of sheep and all
the cattle, were shipped through to Chicago.
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RUSSIA has a custom house defalcation al
Tagenrog amounting to 100000 rouples--
about s55,00O,O00. Our little American
scoundrels can now hide their diminished
heads If they do not
Fold mp their tents like the Arabs,
And as silently steal away"
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DISPATCHES have been sent by General
Terry to Colonel Hatch at Fort Custer, di.
recting the removal from the Crow reserva-
ton of men engaged in cutting railroad ties
The Crows are so uneasy at the presence OF
these lawless men that rebellion against
rich lands and many mineral deposits
efforts will be made in the spring to drive
them out.
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Mrs. Sarah A. Doris, an old lady sixty
eight years of age, was murdered at her
home in St. Louis, on the night of the 18th
ult, by her grandson, Russell Brown and an
accomphce. The murdered woman was the
wife Of Gen. George p. Doris, who will be
remembered by many old citizens Of Mon
tana.-Herdld.
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Tha ora.nfaur min ftha Ghar,,,,ao,r, $50,

The onestamp mill tthe Sharpneck) opera
ted by Mr.. d. B. McKillican on ore from the
Albion, IL = "daisy." Ithas been working on
second grade ore from the above mine, and
inseventeen days work performed last month
IL crushed about 100 tons Of ore, from which
1t saved the handsome sum Of q, 400 In gold.
1t saves from - to ~ per ton moro out Of
this ore than any min that has ever worked
upon 1t. The Albion IL owned b. Messs.
Chuma1ero, Chadwick and Tatem. - Inds-
Deudenf
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A row in the Anaconda mine, Butte, last
Monday, between Michael Carroll, the fore.
man, and VIM. Bosancho, one of the miners
resulted in the latter going to the hospital
with asevere cut in his head from crowbar
in the hands of Carroll.
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In the Probate Court of the County of Dee
Lodge, Territory of Montana.

IN the Probate Court OF the County OF Deer
Lodge, Territory Of Montana.
In the matter Of the estate Of Hugh Bratton,
deceased.
Eliza Bratton. the Administrative of the estate
Of Hugh Bratton, deceased, hsving died her
petition herein, duly verified, praying for an Or
der OF sale of the whole of the real property belong
Ing to the estte of sad deceased tor the purposes
set forth In said petition.
II s therefore ordered by said Court that all per-
sons Interested In the estate OF said deceased appear
before the Probate Court on SATURDAY, the foul III
day of March, 1882 az 10 O'Clock a. m, of said day,
Mt the Court room Of said Court at the Court House
In the town and county OF Deer Lodge. to show
canse why said order should not be granted to the
said to sell the whole of the real prop-
erty belonging to the estate of said deceased for the
purposes set forth In said petition public auction.
$50 st ORREy EMERSUN Clerk
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Danenhauer Ord cred Honne.

WASHINGTON, February 4.--Secretary
Hunt to-day telegraphed Lieutenant Danen-
hauer, at Irktoush, Russia, as follows:
Owing to the condition of your health, the
order to remain and search for the survivors
of the Jeanette Is revoked. Return home
bringing the invalids with you.
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WASHINGTON Republican Sold.

WASHINGTON, February 4.-The National
Republican was sold to-day to w. A. Patton,
of New York, who represents an Admins
tration syndicate. The Brady party turned
the whole thing over at noon to-day. 1t
will hereafter be anti.star route.
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IT IS stated the House Committee on Terri.
tories will, in all probability, report favor
bly, OH the bill for the admission of Wash.
ington Territory as a State.
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THE Newspaper Row fire ia New York
was less fatal TO life than had been appre-
hended. 1t is thought now the deaths will
not exceed six or seven.
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TnE Chicago Times says: "The firm Of
Me and Deity has been dissolved" On the
contrary it looks as though they were about
10. enter into closer relations.
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Che Aleu- aorth-Nest.
AMES II. MILLS, PUBLISHER

In is stated that Guiteau's health Is fail
Ing. We trust that it will fall beyond recov-
cry June 30th.
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DURING the month Of January the nation
al Indebtedness was decreased 10 the amount
of nearly Sl3,000,00o.
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Kentucky has concluded TO not establish
the whipping post. But the bill was de-
feated In the Legislature by only one vote.
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Treasurer and TAX Collector Deer Lodge county.
Montana TsxritosYs d61 IL
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In the Probate Court of the County of Deer
Lodge, Territory Of Montana.
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Notice Of Final Account and
Settlement.

In the Probate Court or the County of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-27
Electric Light,

Electric Light.
We have made our arrangements to start op-
erationS at once. Our present capacity is forty
lights. ALI persons desiring the light for part
or all night will leave their orders at once with
SAMUEL p, HAMILTON,
Prest. Brush Electric Light and Power Co.
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Matters and Things LacOnieally

NOheUs
Cotton futures declined eight points yes
terdsY.
Hon. A. o. Bacon, Of Macon, was in the
city yesterday.
Spirits turpentine declined one cent per
gallon In this market yesterday.
The CITY Court met yesterday, but with
out transacting anv business adjourned until
Monday next at 10 8. m.
Joe Brown, eolored, for disorderly con.
duct. drunkenness and lying in the street,
was fined s. or ten days in the Police Court
yesterday.
A white boy was arrested yesterday by
Policeman Davis for throwing stones in
the street. He viii be brought before the
Police Court this morning.
The Spanish brig Rasehe, was on yester-
day cleared for Corunna, by Mr.. Charles
Green's Son, with = cargo OF 100 SO4 feet OF
lumber, valued at s., 81 o..
A colored man, for violating city ordi-
nance in driving through Bay lane, and
| colored woman for cursing and abusing 8
/ colored man, we're the latest arrests recorded
at the barracks last night.
A white man who was before the Police
Court Yesterday morning, charged with dis
/ orderly conduct, and abusing q Congress
/ street clothing merchant in his store the
preceding evening, was fined three dollars
or ten days
Prof. J. J. CORES, formerly OF Savannah,
! but at present located in Rochester, \. T.,
arrived In the CITY Yesterday and received
warm greeting from his many friends. lie
viii make s. short stay here for the purpose
| OF recruiting his health.
The Washington Post of Thursday says:
CDR. HerudOn, uncle of the late Mrs.
Chester A. Arthur, and bis daughter, Mrs.
Mercer, OF Savannah, Georgia, arrived at
the White House yesterday. They viii be
| the Presidents guests for some days"
About half past six O'Clock last evening a
spirited horse, ridden by white boy, was
attacked by dogs near the corner Of East
Broad and Bay streets. In his efforts to get
away from tie ours. the horse, on account
OF loose shoe, stumbled and fell, rolling
| over on his rider and bruising him severely,
but fortunately breaking no bones.
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The Macon Telegraph, of Yesterday, says:
yesterday morning at ten O'Clock the gem
tlemen representing the Georgia Railroad
and the Railroad Commission met in Judge
Simmons room st the court house. Judge
Lawson stated that be had just thought OF
the fact that as Treasurer of the Eatonton
branch of the Central Railroad, he fell q
delicacy In presiding in the case, and being
thus disqualified submitted the question to
the meeting. Attorney General Anderson
replied that he had full faith in the
honor and the integrity of Judge Lawson,
still he felt it incumbent on him to
sustain the point raised by Judge Lawson
himself. 1t was therefore decided that the
case should be tried before Judge Simmons.
The bill Of complaint of the Georgia Rail-
road and the answer of the Commissioners
were then read, and the meeting adjourned
until 3 o'clock. In the afternoon an argu-
ment was made by Col. J. B. Cummings, of
Augusta, In behalf of the Georgia Railroad,
and Col. Mynatt In behalf OF the Commits
sioners. The argument will be resumed
this morning when Gen. Lswton, and per-
haps Governor Smith will speak"
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The market for stocks and bonds was
comparatively quiet yesterday. Contra
common opened at 9911 bid, 100 asked, and
declined two and quarter points, closing
at q bid, 973< asked; about 400 shares were
sod at from 81 to go. Georgia common
opened at 149 bid, $50 asked. and advanced
= point, closing at 149 bid, 80 asked.
Southwestern opened at 116 bid, III asked,
and declined a half point, closing at
lis bid, 1867 asked. New Savannah bonds
opened at 81 bid, s211 asked, aud declined
three quarters Of q point, closing at 81 u
bid, S21[ asked. Central consolidated seven
per cent. mortgage bonds opend at 1l417
bid, lis asked, and declined two points,
closing at 112 bid, lis asked. Augusta and
Savannah opened at 40 bid, 12l asked, and
closed unchanged. Central Railroad six
per cent. certidcates.Of Indebtedness opened
and closed at 90 bid, 9216 asked.