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THAT LITTLE LDTTER.

The squIrmings, twistings and
n,sltltudipess explanations of the
Repsp,teaD newspapen q the Ter
rito!y, over as1 aboot MAMMAL Bot
kia's attempt 70 inesgurate again .
system of prosecutions and persecu-
tjo0s aOAaose tbeoo who cot timber
upoa ths pohlie la1ds, sre ludicsous
II TIE extssDe. Thsy say bic letter
% Commissiooef llcFarland don't
amount 70 nseA at ths best, and vas
. )ittlo AMIR any way. These e.
p)soations Te0ind 90 Il The CIR; IN
''Tsisesan shasdy," Who applied for
~ peslajss a VT nusse. Isqsisy
developed The faet that the girl he'd
bsesosa nsthes vitheot bsing made
VIII. Wbso eooftosted With this
fast y ~ lady % whom she bed ap-
pljsd ibe ths situetiea, TIE girl In.
ueeestly pleaded shs shosld b
)s0ieaely dealt with, because The b.
- was sosh litals one. The Re-
po6oicoaD oeo0 % thiDk The Narshal
shooh - lsaleetly dealt With, Be.
eanse ~ leeee9 W. . shoet ooe, and
eal-ed ehs aeosatjoa q Tie Inlesior
DepastDest soly % 90 solitary little
Nov any one who bas sense
enoagh % - under shelter when ic
Iaios, kDevs tnot II The Masshal's
Dsetse esuld have - the ipteoded
NJ desirsd e0bee, thess wosDd have
beeo - cd - the prosecutions
lDainse Wood ehOpposs and Lumber
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- vhieh vsuld hsve beso1sssi1ue
Dspsty llaasl.sag - 49,
vould have bsso ae hlo1eo; Vol4
asd luobes voul1 ha6D 80 ssioD.
and . essesal asss1t EN- tabss1t-
olng vould have eunssl 0ta0ive
vouDd hevo beeo e8sseo6, aoo ~
mest enSueeed. IA1Us vsold hsv0
bees bot ose Eesolk Weed aod
lun,ber would hsvo beeo 1alood
ID psiee, and tbs ee0ssansaD
eompslled 10 tbet ~ ~.
Cd tax. TIE NaEshal ood ~
United states Distriet Attorney
would have been enrjehed BY - ~
~ pssqslsiess . ~ ssppees ~
aonoyases q voodeAsPPsss, hnbes.
men and Consumes a WOOD and
lumber gssscally. But % ever vfC
liant and ah.sdslsgassfbo0 Messaae
was at Washingtsa 70 seop ~ ntsls
eame. A fsw words By him 70 u
peopss authoeitjss ssat ~ 1asVhal's
LITTLE lseter 70 . piCsoa-hoae h tbs
Intesioe Department, and relieved
or hard working veod0sa ffo0 ~
lad a troeble whish thssatsood
them. The peopls Il IL TsssjbsCy
appeeoiate The services a Ds)aga1o
Naginnis In their behaH Thy aso
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The Inter Aos~aois, In ID lasl
evenings issue, hes something tony
about the MorsnMD vote, and, - e
always does when discussing unattess
about which II has bat . limjoesl
knowledge, falls into error. II says
that HE lAaginuis) owed BIZ sSse.
tion two years agO to the solid Nor
MON vote" Our cote0poeaey, e
seems, ha< no knowledge Of ths vote
two years ago, nor where Major M
Rinnb' majority was oasa. II Il
would take the troob)e % ro6es 70 the
Auditor and Treasures's report Tor
the fiscal year 1850 It would leasn
that his majority, excludiag the vote
N Deer Lodge COUNTY. which then
ineludrd within lie Unit thb opuu-
y, which vUess were ~ Gpoaeed b
the Territorial b.,arl Of canvsssess,
WIS l.33l. Counting Dees ,Lodgs
county It was AIS. The Mormon
v.'tes that were ont that year vege
on The line q lhs y. 4 n. Nd 70
Braverhead and Deer Lodge eoon-
ties. C0l. Sanders received Q respect
able number Of them, and Major Ma
rinnls reviewed about nfty, d ssv-
emly Ave 1t the most. There were
nat enough Of them to cut any figure
either way In the general resak.
A. We have stated, the majority Soe
Maj"r Maginnis two years ago. ex-
The vots u Deer LoAgs coon-
y, was Ism. II there were aay
Mormon vO.es cast for the Major In
that county It that election they do
MT help to swell this majority. It b
not claimed BY any one thse there vs.
, singls Mormon vote case fosaeieeate
In Beave' head county 10 1878. The
Mormon .rsders bad not reached
that county 1t that date. Nov .
Of uajorities received BY !
Aaj'r M.gianis In thaG esusty at
|iSs two kse AelAgneesial e0eee1e0s
will throw soaDe llghe upea he
y Mormos vses" ..vhjea ~ Major
erceivsd two yeans asp. In 1873 hk
int BGavssbsAd W. ~. It
will b reossnbWed this ma1osiay
was received when thoso was not .
Normon vote In thu es,anty. II 1850
'is majority In that county w. "a
ifty.four less Dajosity thas - ~
,eived II the eleesioa to yeass -.
t,re. Here, thea, ~ &c theso NJ .
alling OF Of hin majority In the year |
vhsn Il = assssted NE ovod - |
'lectiOn to the aolid losmoa vote"
rhe )eg3eal inGessoee = that hlD r.
'aolIcaa oPpoaene an1hesed - ~
uppost Of the Republican patty moee
4 the Mormon e|eapeat than he's
zen generally ssppased. II easDee
e charged that thsss NE asy esesid-
sabie number u the follower AZ
brigham IN The osbes ceuodes u ~
territory. Any 90 who b g ~
With tho ehasaeee9 q our
opulation knows bstses. THIS e)ee-
oneering fslsehood that Major Ma
innis lowed bib e3eeeioa two yeaso
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Mn. a<,cv,lle in Canada.

I.ONDOX, Ont, Oct. ;l.-Ars. ~ ~.
willie. the insane sister III Gu''eau' 49,.
rived here Sunday night. ami tss she
tered under an assumed name ~ ~
Tecunsseh House. Her ''aus"Nh,
Bertha, IL with her. She sa!s
came here l,y the advice "f li't' csn
and will remain till new '''"' ~
bae secured tor her,
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4 Failure and Assignment.

San FRANclsCO. Oct. DE-
Tombstone, A. r., dcsl a''i' says; 49, :.
w. Smith l. Co., coi'.idtre" .I
most substantial merchants in >''", !,
Arizona. made an asslI''i'n" .,.
Lionel W. Jacobs to-day '"i -"
benefit OF their crt diiCis. LII; nil'' ..,
$ll2,NO. A&&ets nluhd u$i"'"
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llrs. scoville DECLARED 'ns'''

CHICAGO. Oct. "a se t '.''.. VI.
dict i'm the Srvyille insanity cas ~. mi.
read by the clerk ut l'':'e, o , ~" Mr..
morning. The verdict dtt. '", nUrI.
Sc0vilie insane. The ts'"!. .... moi
wss crowded. Mrs. Sr"''ils ".",,d.
in the cs,urt room. amt IAN l ~ s... il,ty
Her lawyer and ~" ''st' AIT.
know nothing Of her herr
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Condition OF Ex-Governor
Hendricks.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3l.-An In'lianaIS'
lis special says: The condition ri n,
Governor Hendricks is not improves!
this morning, and excites increased
alarm. There are grave fears t'ia!
dyamiic poisoning in. set in. Ever!
effort II l,einx made L" prevent 10
spread 10 the entire system. ren.
oultati0n Of sur econ, decided tha'
immediate am,put, iion j. not netts'
sary, unless the diseased lIat*'
slough OH, then the knife must H
used. Que OF the attending l'l'y:'.
clans says there II not one cl'anrx ~
. hundred for his recovery. lug
patients lMind il clear. nr j. awaF
Of the nature Of his awful .'tll"l'"h.
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Arrival of Patti.

New YORK, Oct. 3l.-:A""n1s ',;na
passengers lny the Servi. Is Ar
Patti aud Henry +. (;illlg. "'a.E u.
Of the American Exchange !"
rope.
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/ 30D OO1Y " OO0OC8bAx0s
The Repabliean pasty b sapidly
0l1lotet tneine. An The Old issoeo
tlDot ealosa Is into existeoee, and
vhjeh nade Il . powerful and $40
asalasl oey,nisatioa; have passed
svAy, and new sscupy only . page
upea tbe hislssy q ~ pase. The
"es:,ssivs power q public plsnder,
which hsjd Il Together during the
last decade - 0see, b, uDdes he -.
cent searching invcstigations and ex-
pos0rss By the Democsaiic party,
Lp11g - virt1A an6 can no longer
FsDiDd 0poo - s:peime Aastoe to
passesve The lnosgsity Of The party.
DisDeaeio0o aro rife n it, ranks.
Faetioos ass warning against nc
tioos. Bosses ars lighting bosses.
Cesruptios y pitted aGainst eorEup-
tioa, ed the young men Of the oouu-
Try, aud The better element Of the
6oee powerful Republican oeyanisa-
tiao, ~ t9ssing away from ne sick
sG1a6 ~ md joisiag slbsir peliti.
al destlriss with those Of the Grand
cd De0oesatic Marty.
At tAls Isssesrs IL dot pof Demo
esses b clear. They shosll call the
Foll, e3ese their ranks, and renew
thsir fsalty - theie party. It hes .
gssnt vosk - psslhsm-aa Angsiaa
seabls 10 CLEANSE. Every department
q The 0eves.msnt hrs been delIIei
mill sosh - Esekiag Dass a polie
ieal easroptieo. The psopls ass CALI
ing upsa IL Ds0oesatic party to
parity then. Il should hse' the call
odd prove iesslf equal 70 the demand
neas upos T. TO this ed Ill local
dlAesooce. should b heaIed and Ill
pstty jee)ousieo pat away and foegot-
tea. Al uabeokes line and . solid
hoot sboslA b presented to the
enemy, aDd whss The grand advance
b 0ade a the It'll q Novs0ber let
oot Q dDestes 10 found Eetracing bic
steps, q . tsaitor b ssea seabbiWg . |
leader IN The hack.
vleessy b now with!n The grasp Of
~ Dsoeesatie party. The most solid
stsonsholds q Republication are
yielding % IT'D persistent attacks.
Ohie has saees0bed 20 IL proves.
New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana, !
Csliibsnia, and Nevada will surreu-
6ss 70 - onslaught. The South b !
Do)id, and when The smoke Of the bat !
~ shall have cleared away o. The 9Th |
q November Il will b found that !
~ oees great and psoal, but now
corrupt Republican party, hes met
with . defeat % decisive and humili-
Ming that IT. scattered forces can
never again b successfully arrayed
lgainst the victorious and strenGth
eued Dsmoesaey. In view II these
Dertain contingencies Montana Dem !
'crats should 90 into this canvass to
win. They have The power to elect
very man upoa the Democratic tick
4 from delegate to constable, ans: 1t
b their duty tosleet them. The party
bas suffered defeat after defeat. Its
,anpeS hae traiDed n the duat year
llte1 year. Il be- heard The shouts
4 the victorious enemy until It, san
nave become accustomed to the SQUAD.
he tide = nov turning In it, favor.
he loag-wishsd for-long.p rayed-for
Day q - snaneipatI"a has arrived,
Nd - deserves not the name Of .
)emocEat who does net do his duty,
~ whole duty, ssd nothirs but hts
|uty to BIZ party, to the pe,ple and to
b eaaos u jsstiee aud Of liberty BY
'oti1g . stsaight Democrstic ticket
y the eighth Of Novembor.
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t,sa q . Dsncs'eoe E
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~ hss6 seehs Os
.. 49,.
New Yea w n.I
hevjag peoessy 'e.' -. n.
osaes q nv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ..-.....,..
S''ss, ssee 'ne'1 o's :~:.....,...,,
- eees SAMMY %. ' .s
thsse $50 see ~' ~ r....
nss q New To-: :. ' -.,,..,
n9o - Aoeg .o: -. r..."~..
e9ecssc:''S % 'sv's.:s -. ...-I
49, ID ~. <.y"..-.,
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eeeos@y s
neoe soo " c ~
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O"v 49,. ~. S,.n.t,...,
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49, r.. 49, ..e,..si,. I'd
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~ s... ..,S 49,. ,..e :. the
"....-. .S,... M. .1o.,..h reouirrs
:-.,....~..a.o..r. 1tlook. IKE
~ !. 49,. =. M. tn II .r.ell.
M. -, 49,. me- ~ in ~ Il h
-. I.s..d- K.neo. i,ee wonder.
~, ....,a,sl,es.. vr.nned nm within
~. k.-.s.,s..w
~ n..,,. u.,rs,a In ooanment-
nshaiean Journal. that ''the Repab-
tan uarty would sstl.cr b right
than eleet The next President Of the
unlted etatee." pestineutly says:
..This = sluply simpesing suivei.
The Republlean pasty h to-day rent
n twain IN rnany e(ates and diserices
n IN oosnuised hot-houss Of moral
a>d politjeal pollution and crime.
Il stoie oes Pyesideney by concerted
erina, that ought to have sent every
~. eaan.efed With them % the
na>itantiarv. and bouGbt another
9TH money notoejoaaly stolsn ftom
The peoo)e. and ueed by the million
IN Ohio. Iudiana, New Yssk aud
other States, to bsibs III WY 70 .
leese Of powes. And this b ''ths Re-
publican pa,ty" tbat vould ''ratbes
b right than eleet the next President
q The United otates."
~. ..&.a .,..-h..> CHAT III.
M.r.,A.aeo.,e v,ev. On thu tariff
Orr evenin9 eontempor.rv answer,
~. ....1io. !. ,rs iee,,e ~ l..t even.
i.~ hv ...,,i.~ afk.r,, N. >,ecr~&.rv
Nm a vim and IN a n,annsr that
MIN snrnrioc th.t eenflema,. The
~ dosbela. leerned by
thia tiue theG the Reuab,io>n Marty
NJ. An .,ra.~ hrnHh.r In tn .o.ealled
R.nnh,ie.n o,..n a. thie eitv. Rst
NJ ~ - ~ n.rtv en- do NJ hi.
n...,.....- th,,,.. :. .,.,r
~. .,o..H.l. Az .,ll II I. har<, n
er6 a Rennhie.. ~. vho ~ not
. -. - $500 IL, n..,oer.H,o
...,s ,...,.. .h....h hin H.r,l.
n -. - ~. -o..lA ~. r,,,.4e,
-. ~, ...A.,te..H.a ~
l1,.hi..,
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...r..S. -, Ia,..h r. Harpee.
~. n....,.1,e .s,i.ee - an,eeiu.
s~s..1.
eovssod thet Jane @. Blaine ~
becD sesvingas Meotaaa's DsleOaae ID
Ceaessn 6ueiag ~ pest ~ yeass.
VIII Hrald. 0eoeeo0 DlalDe.
Rseest advie0 received item Co.
tes county b. d. A. II. Mitchell.
Chaisunen q ~ Teesileeial Demo
esaeie Ceotsal Ceooilbee. s1n6o that
ut eesnty Win east Q lneDe n9jesjty
~ Major llaginnis.
b . stsoae ose. Il i composed ef
eeiDlDansa VIE, u o)eeeod, viii city
sspssseat tbis county at Hslsss next
winter. he eouaty Deeds itD best
talent In ths next Legislative Assem-
~. asd - sessss kthe pssqiss heald
eleot NeGsgA Do Woll6, Legal, For.
s. and Oe0sndy.
~~......a.e. n.
an.~..C ..~ss.. 49, ~. ES.a,.h
49,. ,,he.asls 4. rr.l.ad :" -.
s..-....~ IN. a. ~ vo.aer ~
= r = NV dine.lf for the Ene.
a. 800 n.,kv v,eh . h.,Ia,.ed
~ -. ,.~.rk.d ..n.r ai.,t "a
n,--.h a. ~ n. a. an k,reG,o.
vhst II. 49, a hvmn "a n.t a.
.e.r a. a ~. NM NJ d -
si-."
- n ,eaHaa,.,l c.n,.i,-,a> AZ
- 49, 1n..acr>aaa C,.tr>l
Connilfae = the Denosr,f,e s,,ai.
a1,-ef-Deer -, eoa.tv fpr the
Con.eal ~. l1lAeSell ~ ,e,erna.t.
"a t6et easntv m ~ rJnoer Her. a
aait fr,tiHoeiel I.eea,l.inr, spe .eve,.l
800. 80 ~. eerrea a r,..A,Aao. a
....a- ~. - m. c-a.e.e -
~. 4. honeafn1 H. oe..Hv a,. d.Iv
=. ~. ...,..,.,s.... ..a
I'm $3.50 - .a..e,.. ~ .,.,.
.,.,,,,tv
A-.. p.... . ,...,.. ..-.
~. S,.,..... .,..o... n. .....s .
e.,,.~ =. .-...., 49,. 49,
...,..>. ~. .c..,..;,.av 49,,
~ ....,.@l,, ....,.s., M a..
a,.,e.. :. ~. ~. ,...,,,,. ~ ~
.....-.I,. =. .--...~ ~. ~ 49,.
r..t. -~.-,,. =, ~. A,,,.a..a 10
lh.t ,.s..t... 49, h.,.~ n. -:
~ .Ss,s4-...l.a.. ~.-.<
p. H.. :. n ,,.v h. I. ,.n,l1Iv .,i..
n. .v-,.thv 49, S.v v,as = e,l,
,-o.r.c4 M h.,r- r...r,s:a al. -,,.H
I'm I'M ~ (so.tir..t
-
New York World. "0e.. Beaver.
y p.n,evlv.ni. NO. .nhl,elv aon.
m. ~ .torv vhich ~ ~ ~.
N o. .earak ut he - on.e,d
~ eeeood pl,ce ON the Reunhlieo.
rational tieket In laso .,d dee,,nea |
n. ~ 0eneeal h n = AZ 49, a. |
minA n an.r.saaAe fhllv -. a,mili.r
,noH.t,ooa non whittie, ..A ~.
av,vn. He a. siv. von a sa,ht tn
$3.50 a. AN - vo,ta. ~ to..n>
nd pen., Ard vhan a vo.ne ~
Sso,r.w,h.v,~h n. - A,a.N.alv
>Asaoo.,s1vehes,,e.Ha ~ shekroC
- Il = him..lf,"
Tp,.-,~,.,u,.., .,.Hs>.. a.. .h.
,- 1l..,s.i,.. I. H.. 49, .1,,.r
~ ~ R...,h,s...,.- I'm, -. ~
,,.,..1 ..,c.- ~. 1,..h~e., as....
1-,.- - ~. ...,.. .s.r" ns..Sn
IN. 40 :, s,s-1l.. . ,,,s,s,...-
..,,s.e ~. n. 49,. n. ~.
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49,, .....s.... .,1 .o.. ..- :. -.
r.~...-.,. ~.-~ 49, n-I.~r
rsss..." h...t.s,.: . -. , p.~
~ ...., ~ 49,, S
-. .,...- .....I- =
No.. Arr.
;. .h... ~..~....~.. .. ~. ~.
.-... ..-s. 49,.
o.,...,s........ .....a..,.u
en.-.,,,....> .......s.,--~~.
~. ~. =. ...-..s- 80. ..r,.s
....:.-,, ~ - n..s.. :..Ss |
= .s..S... 80 :-e..S"
a. n.--a,s1.-.|
,.,s,..,. .o.. 49, ~ ~....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
: ~. 49,, !. ..r."...~~ ~.
- .m-~- ..s.... - .
=. 49,. n. ..Se-s. .
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We understaud that Mr.. 1eCuto6-
en- and NJ. Dus,sigh, bsth Go0 ~
east side, will deliver . me- lecture
to tho citizens a Butte to0asTow
night. .ssbjest Boikls asd llagis-
mis-; Peroration Naginsh and Bot
kin. It b hoped . lev Ds0eesals
will attend, that the meeting may
not prove . fhilure.
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The Curtis case, which 10 beea
slowly dragging along, has finally
rsaehed ths 1uPcsnas Quart q ths
United States. A hearing Of aFga-
n,ent W. continued on The 18Th insk,
1t which NJ. Edwin b. Smith, Il
counsel for the pstitioase, rsplied at
some length to the argument Il tbe
Soli.itor- General. He was ftequeat-
" interrupted By Tie Beech, - The
following excerpt fbe@ ths psressd-
ings of tbe court will show. II his
aryumsst b. said:
1.-THE law for the psoeeetjo0 q %
eurolling o0s-es protects him Only u
the disu6arye 0f hix duty. Is n1nk0
biz psiv1ts life. Ii be eesD Into tsou-
be over = gsme Of card DO b not %.
der Tie pGUeeetio0 u Tie lAW."
Justtce Ailler-l'hae h true. The
law psUeects an odlcsr only while In
The dischsrse OF bis duty, but . cle1k
In one OF the departnseDts b always
On official duty ~ far - biz need Of
pFvtecal0n h concerned. He 1eeds Is
- nsWch 1t one time - aooeher:
Such protection may b exerelood
upon him In tho 0eeooe ~ V6u -
when he b % bib o0DsG .
Smilh-But, your Hoacs, The ~
says he shall net give any Il hls
means foe political porpooso, even
Whs0 10 desires to giv0 a0d y ~.
i0sss 70 give. That y not pgUteeaju0.
Justice Niller-The lsv dnD sse%
say he <hall not give, bat that he
shall not give % another ollooe q
the 0ovesnment. He en- give .
any body else u he 3hO0ses. Ian ~
PARTICULARLY . q Ill SERVES go9us1nes,
but We Ill know how these voluntary
ous are nsadA The 0&jeos
Of the statute evfde0tly wav 70 pro
tect . subordinate from the exact5ons
Of biz supesios. ~ making It . mis-
for the former TO give The
latter any money for political p9r-
poses. That was undoubeedly The
policy Of COnyress. The question h
whether It WaS competent for Con-
Iress 70 adopt that policy a0d s0aee .
law to enforce Il.
Su,ith-It h. . singular way % pgo.
lect y subOcdinato to punio6 him Go9
xiving, even when the ct = vo)un.
iary, and let bis superior 20 unpun-
|sled, even when 10 exacts pay
nsent.
Everett p. Wheeler, - . repeesen-
Iative Of the Civil service Reform A..
be- Submitted . beisf ~
lhe Government, In which The oon-
,titutionality Of the statute - main
|ained upon . somewhat BROADER
ground than taken by the Solicitor.
and in which an attempt b
made to show that the practice Of |
n,litical assessments b not ouly iile-
sal, but h injurious to the public ses-
vice, oppressive TO the 00vernme0t
and demOralislnE 10 ill
Who have ANYTHING TO do with It.
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Presidset ASthar = aslng y vs1e
ID New Yoek whether toG
breeds like it a noG. Bssvo, ~
Arthur. J:
q
The Csmeroes el.in Psiasyltisis
for the Repsblieaos. So did Feoese
cisim Ohio fos his panty. BIT tbs
esleulaGiooe q Rspsblleaa besss ~
short aow-a-dayA ..t4
Rasvell z. Y)oW<s -pso)l1vsly ~
fnsss - aesspe . gsooaAi9nl1eo -
Ceugre.a. bet ~ OsmoegaA q Utw
Yosk havs oslspspAs6 ~ Aaeo4
to run him anyhow.
The wedding u M. D. J. Ws)eh
to the second term q the Treasury
ship Of Silver Bow Sosaty win take
piscs on Tuesday. The 7th q !~ove0.
Der ensuing. Friends q ~ Westby
bstlsgrooo ~ alsse1 thstn1gek
Ing ssrsnsay . aassa
Omaha Herald: NM. Fe)eoe =
getting desperate. He writes . )ettef
to scare the moaied msa by soying
that values IL the stock market have
shruuk 20. 900 sinos the Ohio
eleetion. leading Wall stssst hank.
ers laugh at the hlsehood, bot d.
uounoe Il - ~ Insult b their i1ta))i-
geoce. NJ. Folgef b . flssd ID Doee
senses than ose."
The A1minlstsulie0 b'Ae)ag ssos
aall slesalsoeesiDg. Il b kseeking
The heads out Of Hubbsll's baT1s With
anasise vieoe, ard Tie asoess0satS
u The scrub-woassa, poetss, paOoe
and female clerks q The several -
paStments are scattered bsoadsast
with lavish haod. eelll Nv Yd91
r. put down ~ Some - god toe ~
600 Democratic majority.
The q. g. CommiDsioass efA6Ii,1
cslsurs sepasts thagthers esS 100 81
ooo persons engaged in &rnisG
in this county; that Tie total
clue Of farms and farm i0ple.
n,rnts Is els. Asl 10, ~, aboae two
thirds of ths lre6astive wealth q
the nation. A majeeity n ~ adolt
p,rtion Of the listed 6eates , e.
ragged In agriculture, and moro than
half the wealth II the Unios y H.
vested In that industry. There ase
ZOO, UO prssons esgagod h 0IoinU
md manufacturing, whose Interests
~ clssely allied with thoss II the
axricsslturist. -"
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NIX HA12.
A 1aaeing Political Dsmoosae'
v,svs q Dt1rsut Fo'isso'e"s
Publicly 1xpressed.
ri, vvoaSoak,s 0poach 1Ddoesed
BIZ to Dnsiro Wood OhoD-
ing Oommunity.
lrasinnie 10 The Coming Man.
a,s 0eev1oeo AFo Appeooseseo
ana 1ndouod BY WOOD
0hoppses and Lam
Hoaey Jones. IN Old TmaeS'
l(iaolng Und0e Strange
circumstances.
nls.oellanioao lGateoeU Materially
lli100.
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A Chicago jury has pssosunesd
Mn. Sc0ville Insane. Il west even
further, and said her Insanity w.
heFeditary. What Pr soDptjeo =
shown by that jury, when . l4sUe
army Of distinguished Insanity shasps
declared at 0uioeoo'o tlial tha9 Tie
family was free ftom The leost taiot
II Insanity; simply dignity eeees-
trio. Only thb and notbi1g noee.
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How does the La6p koeegp1Qi0 Ike
Mr.. NcCutcheoa's high protective
tariff views?

Mr.. AcCutcheoa's high protective
tariff views?
Vote the Democratic ticket without
! a scratch. The people eauoot afford
to Ioss man upon It.
When one hears . Republican
journal preaching civil service ~.
form he involuntaSily asls II the
devil h turning monk.
All that Wa wanting to make Tie
Republican meeting ct Renshsw Hall
night before last . success were more
Republicans aud.leD apothy.
A Democratic majority In Silver
Bow county means that the people
do not endorse Republican views and
Republican action on the silver and
Chinese questions.
Trcquois, the neet-looted American
racer that captured Ill The ho0osD Of
the Engllsh tsst, viii b bseaObe-
back 70 his native landtmmediately.
The Republicans think Of running
him foe Congress.
Old Ben Butler prd 'ets The demies
Il The Republican pasty il ths ~
lowing tesss hngssees ''Relitjeal
parties are born about once IN . quar-
ter Of . century. They de q eossup.
ton, and new ones take their pl.ee.
The Chicago xaser.Oeeas thioks
there should b . change q venue In
The 6tar Rosie eases. Il viii b az.
ncult, II not inpessibls, II says. 70
ct . jury In Washisgtoa that con
eompetently and inpartially ~
them.
BY the way. what hAD become q |
the Young Men's Republican Club u
asleoa9 Have thsss festive youag
KID, lGr. John w. Eddy, Masshal
Weee)ss, John Klnna and ftieod Deb
Fbk, who are ils he'd aud ftu0t,
wearied and fallen BY The waysidse
The Inter AownSaia b hilasious u |
Dot sensible. It be- found ooe jeus.
nj ID the United 6entss whiehagEses
with Il spoa so0s point that was
'aised between that jousnal and the
AlxER abost year ~. asd paraAs
10 ahet II lengthy editorial WELL
L b impossible 70 make . pint cup
hold . quart, and % ~ will 1t cor
peighbor slop over and treasure the
beae1t q hlo own drippinGA ]
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Presideot Arthur = aslaG y ~
d New Yoek VhotbeS t0os ~
breeds IKE Il a noG Bsove. 80
Arthur.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-01

Rsl'ab)Ieaa Journals IN tie Enst
~ dseesaeang thess peo0lneat and
Influential eoseesd gsntlsmen who,
eeesootjnG H. best inlesssts q their
nee, aRe dessstiag the coerupt Re-
psbSbeas party, and Joining the
Ds0oesaeie phalanx0. The Repub.
ueoo party has made Q tool a The
DegTo, and used him 10 further its
evn sel1sh ends daring the pase A.
tea q tweoty yeass, and In Tie
0eaatimo Withheld Ntpu him nm N.
mssssaeivs positions. The eoIoe,d
psepss ass becoming tired Il this
eUooe0o0t q tho hands q their nm.
esodsd ftieads. and ~ intsllissnt
eese ass now joining thsir political
deeejotes with thooo At their be.k
It3eodD - the Dsuoesatje uartv.
Hence Tie outesy fto0 The joarneh
70.