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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-04
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

! James Dwire, the man 10 ii:,~ nc. Il
; in the Salt Lake hospital for some time
and who ha. been breathing through
bullet holes under his arni>, has rerov-
, cred.
Mike Duv.l brings to the Benton H. -
! D,d from Rocky Point the news Of :.
horrible ana equally mysterious shoot
ing affray which lately occurred on
Warm spring creek ut the base OF til.
Little Rockies. six buffalo hunters.
whose names Duva! il unable to state.
We're c:.nlped ut the locality mentioned.
One OF the party became angry at the
rest and threatened to kill the five. He
ran t" the tent of the cook, who was
away ut Rocky Point. and commenced
loading u revolver. Two brothers fol-
lowed him to the door and shot without
warning. The halls shattered IL, & am.
and shoulder and did terrible work. The
wounded man commenced begging fer
his life, hut the two brothers relentlessly
fired shot after shot ard completely ri.l-
died him with bullets from their rifles
During October \. &. White "f
Hinckley, Ills, purchased in Helena
1870 sheep on ranch ut the Snowy
MOUNTAINS, scventy-tivc miles the other
side If Helena. -A;tera two days trip
over the mountains he, with the assis-
lance OF one man and dog, mustered
the sheep and started for Glendivc. The
flock started OH the 23'l day Of October
and reached Glcndive, distance of 90
miles, on the 18th Of November, where
they were loaded on the Northern ~
citic cars. In consequence Of the stop
page Of the ferry by Zee a: Miles City,
Mr.. White was Obliged to drive his
flock along the north hank Of the Vel
lowstonc river, reaching Glcnl,vc with
out accident, and the sheep actually fat
tening ~ the way. On counting h;.
flock in Minneapolis Mr.. White founi
that he had only lost twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rodgers who re-
side near Boulder, entertained their
friends and neighbours in royal fashion
last Friday.
A MYSTRRv
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THE HHCLA CONSOLIDATED.
Recent Operations III Trapper
Mines

Mr.. John NJ. Iarf'.!, Superintendent;
Of the .u:ncS owned Wy the Hc,la Con-
s"li';..ttd Mimi. tom;.auy. near GLEN
dale. has i,ecl, IN lutte ;Gr several days.
IL lays he has heard mu"!, oi the Silver
City. whose fame has gone cut in the
world, hut has hot is.:"re haG an opi:or
tunity Of Judging it for himself.
Mr.. P:.rict reports that Ers. OF the
co:l;'ary'< force. has been taken from
the Fisher. IT," Atlantis. aud the Give.
AMI set to work in the Cleopatra. From
the latter SOME sixty tons Of ore are cx-
trac,ed daily, ::n'; as from forty to forty
five tons will run tn. furnaces u han.l-
some reserve i, thus being laid up for
future Resort.
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n,...erona Collision on the oo'o''
Pacific.

n, tn. last night OF the old year . dis
..tro,,. collision took place near 1'~"'
nns IN the Union Pacific roed'
From private letter rece'Seu .y. se.-
day in this city it Is learneo ."". ~"
nertieulars had been ascertained u TUG
date of its writing. but those were sur
Ncert tn convey the information tna'
.evrr.l lives were lost. The letter states
that a train with the pay car ateacneo
was beiu. pulled by Engineer Rose
and ran into freight train No. g. IL Is
alleged that Roses fireman, s;:ld 70
have been smith, was caught in the oe-
bris. and instantly scalded t" death ny
steam from the boiler Of hisow engine.
Conductor Hobart was 50 severely III
;unxl that at that date, February Isl, nc
was not expected to live. A w"n""
ri,lin. i'm the cabo,se OF the train h"V-
ing the pay car attached was sc''lded 10
death in the wreck. Two braks'''en'
one named Seeley, were injured so badly
that recovery seemed Impossible. f"'i
particulars have not yet been receiver
ut this end If the line.
The Ogden Pilot If the lst inst. gives
the following ,neagre particulars: 'An
accident o,..urrv.l Oh the Union facl'ic
ut Fort Steele yesterday, whereby Com
.luctor Hobart, brakeman Serley ahd
fireman smith received injuries result
inc in their death. We are unable t"
learn ut this writing who was to blame y
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Scottish Rite.

Hon. Harry II. t'":Elcy. Deputy of the
Supreme Council, assisted! by ". \
Baldwin ~, constituted BETA T.u'y. o.:
Perfection No. ,, Yesterday afternoon.
and installed til: officers rs follows:
Joseph \. Hyde, Ven. Master:
William \. Clark, ~. Warden
DR.. jas. Thompson. Jr. Warden:
Hiram Knowles, Orator;
Harry \. ID Ac:,rul, Almon.r:
Anthony II. Harret, Secretary
John ID. Thomas, Trca. urcr;
Robert &. Knox, Master Clerk:
Oliver +. Blair. Expert:
Win. Thompson, Asst. Expert:
Herman Barnett. Capt. Host:
J. ". Merrill, Til"r.
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Many rare and curious specimens are
to be found In the mineral cabinets Of
Butte. There is, for instance, piece Of
esthetic chewing gum in the MINERS
!, cabinet. No assay has yet been made Of
it, but 1t IL supposed that it has gone the
rounds In the Aesthetic Souchong Art
Club, which holds weekly meetings.
In Helena they have different way
Of doing these things at least, 50 the
veracious journals Of that city would
have US believe. In Helena, they say,
when mans friends learn that he is
making collection Of curiosities, one 1T
them gets Ratchet and chops the col
lector in the head. He the chopper
then gives him the collector the bloody
Ratchet to put in his cabinet. Sonic
times it lands in some otter cabinet, rs
in the Patenaude case.
The Independent of the LIST inst. says:
The tonlahawk with which Julius Horst
was attacked has been presented to him
by Mr.. Patenaude with compliments.
This is the second time Pa:ensude has
given that tOniahawk to Horst. It is
>:'i', to ''ea j.. rri pattern OF e head
openers used 10y ne festive aboriyines
some years since. ! has been placed in
the Cosmopolitan c.l,:net OF curioSi.ies.
The HcrUld OK the ::l>t ul1. says: An
addition Was made to the Cosmopolitan
Hotel cabinet Yesterday which attracts
considerable attention. Ii is the hatr:let
with which Ambrose Patcnai,>.e attack
ed Julius Horst. 1t is All ugly looking
weapon. sharp :s Il razor. and resembles
a tonlahawS. It is neatly labeled and
hung up beside the specimens. "f which
mine host Zimmerman is justly proud.
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Hm0 G1ona00 Do1ly.
TN OooGUSo aD06DoN
9th Dietrict Court IN Butte.

The next term Of the District Court,
Judge Galbsaith presiding, viii Be held
T, in this city ct the new court rooms In
! the Caplise building, beginning Mon
day, February II. Five days before that
time, 1t latest, the venires for the petit
and grand juriss will be returned and
filed with the clerk Of the District Court.
II 10 said there is IN unusual number
OF criminal cases on the docket and that
it il doubtful whether the court can fin
ish all the business which will come be-
fore it. The session in this city may last
until the first Monday in April, As that
is the time fixed by law for the begin
ming of the next session in Deer Lodge.
During these seven weeks it would seem
however that IN active and energetic
management Of business ought to he
able to clear the docket. There is much
criminal business to be disposed OF.
Readers OF the MINER will remember
the large number Of cases in which men
accused Of crimes In the last few months
have. after q preliminary examination.
been bound over to appear before tie
grand jury. Many of these men are now
in Jail and many If them out under
bonds.
Among other III ;ers vi inter
est the Canipbell-Roi Christmas trag-
e.ly will be exanin 4 into by the next
term Of Court, a. well rs the recent Ill
legged attempt at arson with which Ma
han IL charged.
Although the District Court docket
would seem comparatively crowded,
Many Of the lawyers here say that Lu>i-
ness ha. teen unusually dull in Butte
this winter. Several member. Of the
bar who came to the city in the early
fall soon sOugh, more profitable Local
ti"n-. Among these are Major Kirk
patrick and Benz. Shocks. Esq. Among
the most recent accessiOns to the bar.
since the departure Of the gentlemen
Just named, are M.s>r-. J. 4. Savage
and ". y. Pemberton.
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JURY SHIRK Fps.
A Fire Company That Won .iaya
It.

The practice Of j";ni,'::: .iT '':;.;''
or Il p.ilitia company t" avoid Jury -'T.
vice is 80 common Us to l.. Il SUBJECT d
comment in every community al',
court. y" fire brigade can with .i,':li~
to itself permit it's rolls To I've tncunl'"r
ell Ivy >,lci, members. They are ~, only
useless, but they are not even "'n,'
mental.
The Helena fire company. NJ. !. ''a'
issued the following on the SUBJECT: 1t
Butte follow her example: "'"n'lrmca
who joined the company t" a>".: Icing
summoned on the jury. and VII" >;'irs
every duty prescribed hy he '.t-i;"'
are hereby notified nat unl..>~ ll,,y come
forward and perform their duties r. :ri'
i've and efficient fircmcn their ".f'""
will hc dropped from the roll.
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' Fighting Mon:aaisns"

The Black Hills y;m.s o: TIC 9TH nj,
says: "EilIy Ma!lcr~, who came to- the
Hills during the stormy days of '7;. and
belonged t" the ''tightin.; crowd from
Montana VIII" stood or Indians AMI
other obstacles to get here. left th;.
morning for his old stamping ground
Hc will probably locate in Butte. IT,.
mas the good wishes Of everybody in Tho.
Let him come.
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PERSONAL.

The ";ic and child Of Nj. i. !;o,'
Clark. VII" have been vi~iiin% n iowa
and Missouri during tn, v!:.., =, " ;. ~
rive home Tonight.
Among The lat.s: :.rriva III III, i''
tcnn::,l hoe, are: ii. =. ;l.,.. i, *:
g:nia City: Anie.i;c Gur-ri'!. i,::..N''!:.
4. E">s, Philadelphia.
Anon. III" iatvs, :.r,>>'. ~ -
Nicholas axe: ". IL. Car,"r.t >tA''
J. Il. Dune!s"n. Denver. 4. '.':''';h
san Francisco: =. III. ..in.,"i' '..''f:
(. T.. Fink. :.,.t Lake.
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proaraas Of the Utah d Northern

In spite Of the many unfounded ru-
m0rs work along the whole line OF tne
Utah & Northern continues active.
A Helena paper has again given birth
to an utterly unfounded statement IN
regard to the alleged disagreement be-
tween the L. =. and \. p. companies.
which statement il now noticed in the
MINER for the reason that it has been
repeated and affirmed in this city.
In the Independent 1T the lst inst. APP
pear.sl the following: 1t was rumored
on the streets yesterday. but with what
truth We are unable to say, that the
terms Of peace recently agreed upon be-
tween the Northern Pacific and the
Utah & Northern, were to the effect
that the Northern rarilic should con-
struct the grade between Silver Bow
and the mouth al Little BiackfOW. ana
that the Utah X Northern should put
down the ties aud iron the ROAD with
three rails, aS before stated. In ai.li-
ton to this it WAS stated tina, the arti-
ele> oi peace included an agreement
that Tor u certain length Of time the
Utah l. Northern should have the priv
ilege vi r,,nnin. its trains from Little
BlacS;oot to Helena over the Northern
Pacific by means oi third rail, in the
same manner Us OH the Silver Bow and
Little Blackfoot branch. This runlor is
is given t" the public for What it is
worth. which may Le much or little;
and the public must judge a. to the
probability of its truth. President Dill
lon is said to still be reticenl as to the
conlpanv's intentions, and while uu-
willing to assert tina, the Utah X North:
ern will continue to push on toward
Helena, he l. equally unwilling to 10y
that it will not
Now in regard to this runlor it may
oe simply but positively stated that
there j, TO earthly foundation for ii.
The officials oi the Union Pacific road
who would most naturally he the very
first to learn amy such state OF affairs.
know nothing: O.: it. AS We nave b.
fore s,l: rested to the Helena railroad
editors, the only Way they will ever g.t
ANY light OH railroad matters will he by
the use OF the Mullan Tunnel 4. nlics,:-
scope sometime about the year !;N2.
In regard to matters in the south it is
now affirmed that the L. y. Company
own threc-iUur,hs of the Utah Central.
The stockholders in the former con,pa-
ny will therefore liz interested in the
news that the I tab Central has granted
rates for its whole length to
Nornlon> who want to go to the temple
at st. George 40 o:iiciase for their dead
whatever that may :ie:,u.
The Salt Lake 7riIwne of the 3lst says {: /!
"A Mormon, therefore, who wants to 80
to st. George to I've baptized for some
IOdy else, gets reduced rates oil travel |
On this road mainly owned by the L. y. |
But if aCongregationalist wanted to 80 |
to Brooklyn I" be baptized tor him: e:f
in Beccher'.: Church, would he get the
same favor:
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GOSSIP.
What They Said at tho Stock board
Last Night.

That the Alice never looked better
than i, does now. That anybody might
have known there wO,ll,! ic Il fall in
.\';"s stock ifth"y stopped sinking.
That the Orr ,inai Butte would have n
long way IT, rv.>>c:si before reaching
their Inain vein.
That London is NOW the hest stcrx
market in the world.
That broadway stock is selling for So
l,cr share in London.
That members Of the Stuck BOarl who
did not take enough interest in the pro-
evenings {" come IL the meetings might,
could, would ar should 20 to the d..
That tive gent len,e:, who went through
the Aloui,om Yesterday were delighted
with IT, app aramr.
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A MYSTERY.
No Farther Light on the Busch
Tragedy.

Little C!.arley Busch, sent prcrnatuTtIy
out IF the world I.y his own father, was
quietly buried Yesterday mornin At ten
O'Clock. The services were performed
by Rev. {. q. Tillottson. the interlnent
taking place in Mount Moral, ct me-
terry.
Nothing definite can bc said yet in re-
gar'l to the r,'nu"r> of another inquest on
the nlsn.letl trunk Of William, Busch.
II was probably inferred in suci, Il way
thai; !, :. cond inquest can II, easily Ed
WHEN ordered. The mystery of his end,
a. we'll as "f the motives which inspired
him !" !irc his house. shoot his sleeping
hey and then kill himself, may nrvev!::.
brought to light. 1t is indeed still! i
matter 81 doubt whether lie lid
q" these three things. That he
put himself out Of the world
seems under all The circumstances
iuos,t probable. The m.:.ns by which
he did 40 are, however. as found by the
c"roncr's jury. still unknown. \ criti-
cal examination q! the ru~ted dirk knife
found III the ruins, fails to produce any
certain evidence as to whether or not
the brOwnisll substance clotte<l on the
blade is or is not blood. 1t i. most like
~, however, considering the fact that
only two cartridges in his six-shooter
were found to have been discharged by
the hammer, and that the little boy was
shot twice, it is under these circun,-
stances most likely that William Buscl,
cut his own throat.
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The Eank Club 70 !:

i!i" new c,::b ROOFS u>. e l.. gas
bank were "pcnr,! !:> h,.L. :"''
are lifted up n:a"!itir.l:. y. a., 'i..'''
e'l large crowd. n IT,: = :''''''.-
ate:y began I" yaw;' il, cn' ''':.''
III" rent room. t'r"i w;l.,'i / f.'.'''
was only obliged /" :.r., :, ..'.' '''
c'r"lnlnavigatin: an r.v,.ai.. ~''
board, t. reach "A ;at,!n.: .:'n':'. '''''
tom in ali :"';"inin" r.'..:,. IT.. 49,.
says there. is room for ri il, ;.:., - a.
vii! i've welcome.
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The 4. & A.

ipl I" last evening - .lr-rvS Of thu
\. X \. Scottish Rite had been confer
rr:l.in this city ';urin: the sessions held
III tie residence of j. \. Hyde, Esq.
Mr.. ". y. baldwin. at Helena, l.; as
>i,tin" the Deputy "ftl'r Supreme Coun-
Gil. II. IL. C"lni.y. mtl, from Helena.
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me tab and Northern carried sm,t,,
IT.: rom MeIro;e, Wednesday, accorlin" +"
NC V;;s.'em 1's.t' Two cars Of bullion for
c ~. ~ y; ', S.,t Omala; from Butte, two
t ts %. n fs% 'Tr Pope. Cole & Co., BAL
tor +. i. '! a%.m Logan, two cars Of wheat
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I,oila,.

The beautiful oleretta, "I.;.iIa,' will
be given In the city about March lst.
Meetings are held daily for practice.
Mies Fanny Mcintyre will take the title
role. Some fifty odd young ladies will
relIearse under the direction of T.. CA.
Earle, and the proceeds Of the perf0snl-
ances will he for the benefit of the Meth
Otlist Church. 1.aa-wk-tf
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Mosques

One hundred of the finest Costume.
selected from San Francisco wacdrOi,es
will be for rent in this city ten days be-
fore the carnival, by the Lieslerkranz
S.eie:.. jan3ltf.
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The consolidated Occidental"

This is the name Of . mining stock
company recently formed to work the
hummer, hummer Spur and Occidental
mines in this district.
The shaft in the hummer Is now stat
ell 10 t'e down about lOO feet. In 4 level
run east about ~ feet two foot body Of
good ore has been discovered assayiny
from - to l,xD ounces.
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MARRIED.

NcDONALn-ALLISON I'm Hastings, Min
nes1'ta. January p, les2. BY Rev. ]. h.
city, 70 Mr.. Wn. +. Allison OF fhiliD :.
burg, Moiitsna.
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Mr.. John M. Par:et, Of the Hecla
Consolidated Co.'s MelrOse mines.
9 He'd Ut The MINER Office yesterday.
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A 6ar2Gi.

\ furnished i",i.e an. 4; ";' y O.,
Broadway, i5xl41 .rr,, for sab. ''> -
Mc;'t.On, and everything. .s''h '!,,'' ~,
housekeeping. Wafer. w:,"'-:.r''. g.:
lar and r.Mt-hO,,~e. tM.: t.,'.. Af'''
IT, l.. T.. NA>>i\.'
Real Estate Agent anil Er"i.''r. in'''''
A. Building, Up Stair, L".n.'' ~"
Park street.
For coed business ALI; ;,.i'.cnr,' ~
call upon It's. >at-s;.'
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Ladies' fine French Kid lla" '~ W."
Shoes for Dancing just received T.! =,
4-feb-lw WAHEiHl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-02-08

BEATIFIC LODGE. NO. =. X. OF p.
Ar EET6 EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
Ul month, at 7:s0 O'Clock r. NJ, ct its Castle
Hall, in the Richard Foler building.
All Brother Knights, III good standing, sre
raternAlly invited 70 attend such meetinQs.
W. II. DAVENPORT, O. O.
O. II. CApx. K. OF b. and @.
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ALPHA LODGE NO. 1, A. o. q. w.
NEETs AT THE FOLEY AND RICHARD
Nl building every Tuesday evening at 7
O'clock. Sojourning brethren IN good standing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physician DIR. q. H. Thoma.
o. L. SCOTT, N. ".
I. O. O. wHrrNoRz, Recorder.
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OIL D, ,

become wealthy. while those who do not re-
main in poverty. We want many men. women.
boys and gi-is TO work for us right In their
own localities Any one can do the work
properly from the first start. The business
will pay m re than ten times ordinary wages.
Expensive OUTFIT furnished free. No one who
engages fails to make money rapidly. You
can devote your whole time to the work or
only your spare moments. Full information
and all that is needed sent free. Address
sTINsON CO., Portland, Maine. nletf
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SOCIETIES.

EUREKA LODGE. NO. le. r. d A. N.
THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF EU.
l. reka Lodge. No. 10. r. d A. NJ, will be
held in ODD Feilews' Hall Saturday, on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members Of sister lodges, and sojousnine
brethren In good standing, are cordially inviE
ed d. A. L. FITZGERALD, W. NJ.
JOHN Z. jones, Secretary.
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PIONEER LODGING HOUSE

VNHIS OLD LANDMARK HAS RECENTLY
l. been removed to Monroe street, two doors
so tn from Bateman. 1t has been thoroughly
renovated and refurnished, and is now one of
she cosiest lodging-houses in Eureka. Rooms
by the day. week or month. at the lowest rates
No stairs to climb. Good beds so cents
night. ldlstfl MRS. q. G0YNE.
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just Received 4!

EREsH EGGs-TwO AND A QUARTER
dozen for 81, or $is per case. Also. fresh
Oysters, reduced TO 81 per can, at BERd's. do
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Personals .ud Briefs

Congressman w. ?. Hsteh. Of M-ssp,.ri.
ard j. Bs@ir fKo-r, Of y -. YrTiE;a. verr
in tie c:sy sEnd3y n s.ten<iaaee upon :5e
funeral osssqsics Of Judge OGl6.
Gensrzl Rgzdley 7. johnson and Hon =.
Ezr- Tucker were IN tae eisy sunday 20
attend she funsrzi oi Jude Ousd.
Mr.. l. 3. GitSons xas arTesss,a yssser-
day BY TIE Un.t-d ~S-e- authorizes on
TIE -3Ie ch1r-es - several ctA-rs have
been II co1E~CtsCn With TIE s--e~ sIren, 0s
voters. He give bail, win N-. Y. A. q.
Cole a. surety.
Major ". p. Randolph. @; ID Fifth Pc
-i-rsl; Uasssa States sT,Iiiery, pog str
toned - FcE5ros- &cnros. y - ~ t-e sity
ye-'eriay siSi.ing iFi-a1-. Re ~ for his
post in the afternoon.
On ihc nights oi December ss-A arG C1sh
tac Charlotte TboEop~on Cor1rcuv XII 80
rezr g; TIE RirA8ond Theatre IN e.. plsys
8 The View Jane Eyrer and "Siik zEl,
Cotton" f0- the b@ns1t q the - Vim
csui DE- Pzzl Society q =. sos.rh's Or
phan Asylum.
ning deliver. q Uui0r-SIztioB Methodist
church. his terli;re ca - Thc kr, 81 Court
ship Tie proceeds wiz bs applied =
tse leBsft of toe abrary fGzd.
HsliiI1 II. Nsr,l, ESQ, i0-m.riy g..
inspector o. tAe sisy. and Tor two YEAR.
president os the IRISH NationAl Land
Ls7Eue. 1T Bsrhrsc nd Sturdy FOR San
F'TS1e so. v.srr= - VIII Become connected
with the y bOlessse hOgse of d. J. Ward 4
90
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4 Ere=f m.ay young nsn studied i1w
o. spent t0eir e-riy cays in Mr. Lyons
oz.ct-s1eng them Edmund Ezniolph
ffybo died in TIE south or West. Williams
{. Wirkhzm. TE1rsas p. Angus. spi 4.
4. Cannon, sud in lzier days Jo. Lane
stern aud Gardner Tyser.
He VS. in e=sly life : nr-7ber of tie Cifv
Cornell and vzs one q the founders q
=. Jane c5Errb, nf which b va $50 for
u.=uE yesrs yes-ryrlan-
LAST sTCESEss.
Nr. Lyons lad leeR in dee}nir- healih
for I've er six Wars. His tr1ui h. rhcu-h
b would never admit T.. Wa gradual
paralysis. wli~h Erst affected lis lir3hS. and
finally touched his throat 70 such wsy A.
to Eazke i impossible for him % speak with
-ry elcarncsS. IIis mind re-siled T.
S-rsr-th 20 Z wonderful decree and by
written argument. he attended % biz c5ses
IN ecurt Up = three yea-s 40. Every
sumuer, including the hs-. BE- went % he
Springs, and only q week or two go. On a
Inc cay. ke was OF, in = carriage.
Thursday night i-s. u Wis Affected with
n@uses, ard from that tine gradually sank.
lie was conscious alEucS- r. the lSst. and
died in the midst o. vfe, children. and
gTznichildrrr.
TIE funeral va take place tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock from his residence.
on Main stre,. between sixth and seventh
Strle--