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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-25

! LONDON, Feb. 2f.-In the HoaaDe a
Commons this aftefno00 Sir Stafford
N0rthcote announced that he would Op'
pose the introduction Of Gladst0ne's
resolution, and that inquiry into the
working Of land would be injurious to
the interest of good government in Ire.
LAID.
Labouchere, Liberal member from
Northampton, moved that new writ
be issued for an election in Bradlaugh' =
constituency, as the latter was disquali-
fled by . resolution Of the House.
This motion is supposed to be a trap
to draw declaration from the govern
n,ent in favor Of Bradlaugh.
Lord Randolph Churchill, COnserva-
tive, moved an amendment that Brad
laugh was legally disqualified
The Attorney General advised the
House to vote neither for the amend
nent or the motion. but permit Brad
laugh to swear subject 10 subsequent le-
gal liabilities.
Both motion and anne ndment were re-
jectctl, the former by vote nf 3D. 10 Is.
Bradiaugh then walked up to the
table, took the oath, signe,! lis name
without waiting for the clerk, and de-
claretl that now having taken the oath
he would take his seat.
The Speaker told him to withdraw
below the bar. Mr.. Bra,liaugh said he
would obey, but would claim his seat.
Lord Randolph Churchill moved that
4 writ for a new election, Bradlaugl,
having by his action vacated his seat.
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SUMMONS.

IN THEICSTICE'S COURT az SILVER
Row Township, Silver Bow County. Mc't~ua
Territory.
Before John ONeara. Justice Of the Peace
Im,,iel J. WEIGH, rs Treasurer OF Silver EOw
County. Montana Territory, Plaintiff, vs..
Ga -slner BrOa, defendant.
The people 81 the Territory nj Montana te.ri
rr citing to Gardner Bros defendants.
YN! are hereby required 10 a?ucAr In an NC
ton brought against you by The at,a!''' nnIn1t
plaintiff in the Justics. Court OF silver Bow
4 wnship. Silver bow COunlv. 1iOpaHa Terri.
tory. and to answer The complaint Md there IL
within ten days exclusive q. ihe cav q! T. T.
vice, af'cr IT,. service G,:i v,,il a. this SUM
mons. If seyN =. within This county; Or. II
e.s' vel ont of t''i> c'u,ty. hut in ihs district,
~ iihtn twenty u;Ayx. Otherwise, within for.y
days. or Judgment hy ne,ault will h.. taken
against YOU acc ur!ing to the pr.ycr OF sal.
complaint.
The said action is trs,u.:.t to recover the SUM
of ninety three 47-Ihe dollars lawful money
Of tho United States. alleg,ri to be due from
III f'nd 'n;s to plaintiff tor tn xes Oh musical in
st una elfs for tho year A. D. 1881 NJ vii. more.
fully appear ny reference 10 the complaint on
NE herein. and far costs.
And you are H. rcby natili.tl that II you fail
to appear and answer tn. ~ i'll cs,rn p'aint. IN
above required, the said plai tin will take
Judgment against you for said sum OF ninety
three 47-1OO dollars AMI costs.
Given un)er my hand this eel, day OF Fch:u-
airy, A. D. 1sSo.
JOHN O'MEARA
Justice of the Peace.
in and for Silver Bow Township and county.
Montana Territory. 2N.bw5t
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S.DC DISr.ES

i..e i".i.:.,:, ;p.i, !::r>..;..;.. say- :1,,
Der villa" IL, ~ .,:,.n,,;:, i.,.,,,.,
IT. .r.rls a"G $i'i'.".,i:;s :,->. =. ,,,!."l,
:::..-r.
Toe s';Ii'"r q! the hiinN....r Fore: IL
,'',:r ~ :';,n.c: why j. :, :,.rtf .:,,-
'';"I liz" ';,ral,a.!i' l:c,.,,.c he j. ;, ill.,
&. /. 1ltf.
III" :,tss- :,;!.eti" .,I.,n4, tx. !,,;i., U.s..
WHtn rep!nvi'@ their :..!lu:.i..s ..cn,lc-
:'.ci :r."i'''s il I'.u ,:ut;r: too :>,..,.l,.
perfectly ,Hu.!..''
N'"'f u ,:;i:vii re- i,e'in!.i'i;:' is .r:;,;
ii'.r l" nara, n:tn. Once. t'!,y have at
..i:Is.: i: 'l:ctr"n ,Hu in Il liz where. i,
Will i" the MOS; good
Why is It t,s..: whenever y"ua;;. lock-
III" Tor "nvtli:." Su, ALWAYS lind il in
t!,c hast place you :,;ot,.. The REASON is
''e'':'':~' !Eni always st";' lu,k:,,r when
you lind it.
\ New York .'%,rr >:,vs that in that
city bracelets rfn!I! co,. are all til. r:,.,.,
in Cli:;"::'n Inc RAGS. is furnished nv ,i,.
iran VIII" receives y bill for the i,y,c.-
i.t-.
:, Wei. ~ 'd;tr" ry...iy:s! :, i,1..r
from Il >s!''>sli;,cG :,-i:in.; lam t, Publish
:, cure ';'' .:,,'-trV, worms. lie rypIiyl
'!';'t icc",iid no. sug..tst il car. until
h. "hrW what allied IKE WORMS.
:. lady purchased nice new door
!',::i ." other morning with the word
Nv r!coh,r st;,l.il".;: thereon il glow
I'M: letter, and the frs; man that came !
and planted hi, number cievcns on II
was tramp.
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never could enough wonder or 11n..s
how closely all was packed, wltno9'
seeming to ioetle or painfully cfowa.
Aleo that the children lived 90 hsppny
and contentedly In space no greater
fhan q large sized Saratoga trunk! IL
n probably fact that there are many
ten-year-old children on Bangkok rver
who have never walked over twenty
feet in a straight line, in short, who new
er have been on land. But then, when
they come in proximity o. boats whose
little inmates they knew, they would
bows and girls, from five to twelve-
lump out If their bOat-hOuse, and ave
and swim, away to visit and gamOol
around together: now free in the water,
now hanging to the boats sides or sit,
ting astride the scuil oar. And friend
tells me that he has seen them in their
visits take with them baby, to whose
shoulders mothers has pr1ldentIy at
tacl,e,l \ hollow y''llrd Or other light
float to insure its safety.
In minor excursion upa side canal
I found myself ut the city residence OF
the prime minisser-wllose name nave
moi now time IL write out in full. ran
nv boa: all around through his pleas
ure GROUNDS and wondered whether the
worthy old gent :eulan considered whcfh-
er lie was living Oh land or in the river
In one part Of his aquatic ciysi'lm l saw
magnificent specimens Oi the victoria
regia. whose leaves. round like plat
We're over two yards III diameter. Their
rim was sharply turned up in ledge
an inch high, ana on the raft thus FORM
ed We're settled, quite at home like, Il
family OF frogs. They, too, seem to TAIL
in with the hun,Ors of the country
I',rf. Hnry \. Ward IN tie Ro'hf~tFf'
U;n,Dc,ut u,:a CHrrnictC.
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noRAID I9Ox10R.

- .nnnfv. Mo0lono Territory.
anson i. Smith snt !.
Lon =. smith. Plaip(ins.
Administrator Of the ese.o
~ James Hasten ana A0em
Rmsnsrfnr(l llec's'd derd. }
Wo,ice is hereby ven that the eoove u.nseu
riSintifHs nav lied their petition ooly ve!.s
HI in said Probate C0ort OF sam QUIZ =!
silver Bow. Montans Territory, praying 10! III
arier and decree Of aid e0ort req 1rlne en. u
reosinx the anove named defendant, admtni.::
frator Of the estates Of James Ha.Iem NV
Adam Rutherfort, decea~cd, to execu1e a''s " =.
liver to said PLAINTIFF = deed of eO.vcs""ce ~
iI,e un.1iv idetl one thiri interest or III a'm ~
the st In wrcnca Quartz Mining claim l"caINn
in summit Valley Mining District, SILVER Row
County. VI ontans Tes rtOry, under AMI IN pul
snance Of q conIrac: ma ie ~ said ~ &c leht, IN
their life time. snd notice !: hereby ia.tnsr
9iver that 6Itu:nay. the c5ih day OF M1rcn,
A. H. 1882 At 10 o'clock q m, at the court Iof'ln
III said court III Butte city. in said C:N'nt" q.
silver Row has i,ren fixed for TIE heaJ:ng OF
said petition, when AMI where any perso IN
fercsied in said estates may appear and s"oe
cause why the prayer o. sal! petiti"" should
CALEB T.. IRVINE,
Probate .Ju~ge and FIX oi':c:o t'le-k
Dated February 10th, A. -. 's:. .-'p""'
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A Canard Set at Rest.

WASHISGTOx, Feb. 3l.-A Western
press reporter this morning interviewed
several leading Democrats in regard tn
the reported scheme to run Blaine and
Voorhees, Il. candidates in 1854. Voor-
f'ce: cha r,ctcriztd the story u, too alb
suri to he noticed. senator Morgan
pronounced the whole thing u fiction,
saying: II don't think Blaine would
ever trust his political fortunes to s,,cl,
Democrats as Voorhees,. .Jcre Black and
myself. ! like Mr.. Blaine very much,
personally, but J believe the straight,
unatlu!terstesl Democracy would rather
lose with Il simon pure Democratic cam
'lidatc than win 10y coalition and "A mix
ture Of principles Among Democrats
generally the story il laughed ut, hut a
few, however, were inclined to shake
their heads AMI say things are drifting
that way.
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The Floating Homes OF Bangkok.

Isoa,~ ATv The universal l.,e:.ns ~ CON
vs'yantc ami coInlil.,E:. alton. am; :,
; boat thus ';es"mt> !. Necessary a;;uucr
; ~ every PERSONS household: to its a,x-
r'u~ rs" every child;s:r.ine.l: men. N,,-
men an'l children are e..ualiyac,~,u,ns,.
sd. Perhaps Tie most common fern, is
stout ski:; about twenty five f,..r long.
turning up very s!iapciy and hi-:, be-
hin''. ike q ErMitian ynl,.lo'a. |, j.
''r":': in The beam, and two-,.,ir,i, q. il,
'cn-'h is housed over. leaving a li;,I.
il't deck in front. and Il still smaller
one behind. Behind stands tn. nus
band and >cnl!s: in front stand; ,l..
vie. rowing and using a hott-hm,,1 To-
il.lp their way through the crowds.
!'.r fro;it OF the boat is used Coy bust;
mss passengers or cargo. II. r.,r
'h'r'i Is given npto family and d.l.,,. i.
furniture.
For, Incredible asst NAV seem. ". s,,,.,
SEE that each boa, j.. the home OF a f;,m;.
!;;'-:;lther. mother, girl, and bows: Who
are born there. live there ana die tI.rrr
In the day time the children and fhc
furniture are crowded into a space NOT
over TOUR feet square; at night thew c,,
spread out over great surface. looked
into these homes with attention. and
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Land Office Decisi II.

The case rr Mary MiJ,lcndcrI. con-
t. slant, w. John =. N.;.bert. applicant
which has been pending for some t:nit
fore the Helena Land Office, was yes
, /: r.lay decided in favor of the contest
ant. The ease involves forty acres o!
! lan.l in section Is. township y, norti,
vi range east, lying within few mile.
of the Benton tuwnsite. Neubert sought
to amend his homestead entry by
leaving out Il forty-acre tract formerly
included there and embracing the tract
III dispute. Miss Mi.ldentiort claimed the
disputed tract as a prescription, alleging
prior settlement, improvement: a,lt: cul-
tivatiOn thereon. Neul,erl claimed that
Miss Mi.l.lenlort vas not Il years o: age
ut the time OF her alleged settlement,
that the improvements claimed by her
belonged 70 her uncle, W. :. Stocking,
and were merely turned over by him to
the contestant FOR the purpose OF enabling
her to enter the land Tor Stockings bell-
eft, because Stocking had improved and
cultivated more ianu than he could hold
under the law, and that the contestant
had not in GOOD faith male her continu-
GUS residence upon the land embraced in
her claim, ON ali these questions the Reg
lister and Receiver found in favor OF Miss
MiCldtntlOrt and held that Neul~rt' = ap-
plication to amend his homestead entry
should not be allowed. The case has
been warmly contested and attracted
attention partly, from the
iacl, no doubt, that young ladies SO sell i
dom seek to avail themselves, OF the ben
efits ,: the .,r'-cinpti"n or homestead |
laws. The testimony taken before |
} Judge Tatsan, q! Benton, covered about |!
'aW pages o: legal cap. Hiss Mildcn.lorf,
he contestant, wa, REPRESENTED by Jno. !
Donnelly an; Max Waterman, Il: |
tornc-.s OF BENTON, assisted by M;.ssc,la !
i:ullarl, OF Helena, and Mr.. Neubert !
mad as coursc! NluSsrs. W. u. Settle and |!
II. L. Role, OF Benton, assisted by f..
Z. STERLING, o.! Helena. We understand !!
hat the upp!i All; intend. to appeal 10
ne Commissioner O.. the General Land
';:icr.--Ik',..r Init. ,cn'|cnf, Ilh. u.
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The Chinese Sill.

NEW York, Feb. Ex-senator Miller.
o: California. will m,sl.v or Tomorrow
call up from the calendar the bill r.
gar,i'ng the Chinese inn.iyration treaty
and press it after il has i,ccn lis..,<s.pl i,
r,:'s' nable length If time. Several SEN
:at"r> desire I" speak Oh it. Representa-
,'v':> Page and ;'Mhrn ;,,tcn! to press
u ~ the House als.' III a lew days. The
Pacific coast people are not as rail-
~; III this matter ~ they have. been.
They a" not 'lci,an.! tina, I'll" Chine -.
must 20, hE, they want white I:,lnr
protected from Monaghan ~ re- tri"tivc
legislation. There j. no passion cxi,iI.-
i'td III HE matter thia year Il. Washing
ton: but, on the contrary. Ill" Taciti,
coast people now talk plain .r.n,unn
sense i'll their arguments.
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Mis- co!laccDur.

l.f*>'i.::lR,: Feb. -! The town %:
i.:'"r;N. '""n!.v nii'r~ ir"u, acre. is re-
i"''it'. f'irl''.%. There :.rr 40 ;,ar!icu-
lars.
ClrI ~ M!:X,', re-. ....-Thr VA
10" Il h"rs: "in:,"', To-day. !',,rr were
'a' rp'-E~. .It government nE;,i,'
- deposit '""ly'~ paving t,.c american
Nt"i.
~. l"t;~, Vel. ~ :. call t,r 81 ,,n-
i:"!;ii convention III thr I'nion-yr.,.u.
h"S 'a'"r iar!.,, To h. i,cid ut 1t. Louis
March :. W. ISSUED here to-day.
''rr-El H,, Frn. 1!.-.An euployr Of
The Caryi-.:n rn!!in" M.!!!. while cya,,in-
!n= the electric light machine, placed
MS mans! on on" -, the wires and r.
rrived Il ~hM.:l that killed him il,si Ant!y.
OTTAWA. T.,;,. GA f!izzari struck
lli'"!ty today. Tnr>,,":; is = 700. deer.
The r":-d~ :tr. i,,,;oa sihi..
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l., the District Cuur. OF ::,e Socou, ,!,r,icia,
lbs o, the re- rsir,t"r, Of M"':::s in and for
and Tmothy Kennedy. plaintiffs, W. Reuben
|. Davis. a. the adm illustrator o. the estate oi
James Kennedy. Ka;c k-nnedr. John Kenn:s..'
n.y.. Anne Kennedy ana Mary Kennedy, .s.
The people Of the Territory of Moptsn. send
g't'eti:'x To Reuben !. Davis Il, the administers
:or 81 the eStat" Of F.dbuni Hcnuedy deceased
M!enae! Men"S;iy, James Kennedy. Kate K~r-
Mary Kennedy. defendants.
t"u ere hereby required To appear in an ac-
rl " snt ; nssinx. 70" ny Tie n:vc an*
!rd1cnl district OF the Territory * Montana
IN "hd Tor The COUNT Of Silver Bow, and To- IN.
:wer the complaint flied therein. Within ten
stay: exclusive OF the day cf str,cej after The
service on you III this summons. If serve.
: w,t;n this county, or i: serve, ont OF ti,i.
otnerwse within f":ty day.: or jad2:icn, TX,
:raut VIZ he taken against you. accsr,li. e.
The PRAYER -: said comb: w.
I:i'' s;i! action Is brought Ia t,Lia;, . ,..r.,
.! u.'s Cart .i'.cree!ns and dec'ari,4. ~. ...>
-; r. - ,: 8: 49, )" a II in BLOCK MOI nj
,', No - ia ia DECK 10 =, in Butte city, NJ l..
aeath. ai.i ny his estate s,lc: AZ i,,l:v,ur',1
;i:reI!y' 10 ne property b. !,nyi,. to par!,."r-
mun 4. ncv % a s,!" pn,i,,s AID :.a "a
an Eai'''id ~ ,'e:l" AID his heir, s;, :,,.
70 lai& such property il, ,vua, far
s:,,,:., - on n =, 80 t"1 raint.ls are ea,a
. n"o INA, sut.h n'":''tJ. by the o-acc ana Or.
~, Il! us eur. Obi and SAT-; par,nrrshio
r. =; 't''' 'ull accounting nc hal are! tnat
n:: re IS,'ces"s ..!"n= from sa,r of s,:..i,
sF":':'y III! costs court ana y,,e In >; @
-, p.1 ~ %; d l., :trii-s aceolI
a',,a !or O1:i'.r and :lTiicr l.l.I ~, 49,: .
An v;" ". "f nd r"s:"nc. ~ ID ',a:.lsin:.
acpr :s,:,! answer III: c..,,p. ',. -. ah ~. o.
; n'., .f;n s'id ylai:'':' w,I ;.,,,ly -, ~.
~, '"i me relief pra;ei i,r in said co,,'
"''ti Under by hard a'.s, t:, sea, Of tho ~,
'.lr1 '"lrs "i .:,r Sero..l D,slr;c, =,
~! INC i".iit:'ry ct >;,n:;a,,.. in ;,.,. nv.
'''N'" ane county III Silver Bow nm, az
-Sm ''c.r: :"c:. .n :!.r vcar ., wv,
''.'! or" 40 and eight '..tnirp,,:. -,
eighty one.
~ ;, :, r. GiO'sG!' W. IRWIN. y, ,"e,.,
-: w. =. icn'gI, i:;,l:.y .l.lk
"aEs x fo"i:.s, :. ';.,r!..,s :n;. :i,....;e.
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SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court of Silver Row Town
ship. silver Bow County. Montana Territory
Before John O'Menra, Justice 1T the Pes..e
=, Nicholas h: Connolly, plaintiff. W.. phi:ia
Eva. .. defendant.
The people OF the Territory Of Montana send
Er*eting Ia Philip Evans, defendant. You ara
eieby r'Hulre1 To appea" in an elton b ought
aeainS! you by the above named plaintiff In ,he
Justice court Of Silver Bow township. Silver
Bow county, Montana Territory, To answer
the complaint alcd therein within ten days,
exclusive OF tn" day of service. after the ser
vice on YOU Of this summons. II ..rvc,: on you
IN mis- county, o. II go we'd out of this county,
but In this district. with n twenty davs other.
wtse Within forty days or Judgment by de-
fault will he taken against you, according to
the prayer Of said compliant.
The soi'i action Is bTOu ht to recover the sum
Of TO- ty two 81 100 do ars. alleged to be due
from defendant to plaintiff for abli,y and
feed OF one horse from d. ce,nl,cr .t,, 1881 to
January 18th. 1852 at your request. AZ will
more fully appear by reference 10 the com plain:
Ille1 herein. aud for costs.
And you are hereby notified thst if YOU fail
TO appear and answer the said complaint ~
above required. the aai.l r!aints'v will rake
Judgment against you FOR snid sum Of f0rty-two
10 40 dollars, and costs.
Given under my hand this ~ !. day Of rebru
ary. A. 1ss.. JOHN U'Mk:AKA.
Justice Of the Pesce OF Silver Bow Township
sid county, Montana Territory. feb'5sln5w
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The Sprague Divorce Suit.

PROVIDENCE, r. J., Feb. .l.-In the
superior court at Kingston this after.
noon, Il formal hearing Of Ihas. T..
Sprague for divorce WAS had. Byayree.
n'ent ri counsel Spragu.''s petition was
Withdrawn and al. charges oi adultery
were eliminated from Mrs. Sprague's pc
tition and the hearing was had on Mon
day on the question Of non-support by
Mrs. > prague. The petition was practic-
ally granted but the license Of divorce is
not yet entered. The mother retains the
custody OF the three girls and the Icy re-
mains with his father.
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Star Reuters Indicted.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.-The grand
jury indicted A. G.. SoteldO for an assault
with intent to kill Oh Clarence Barton
and Of Inanslaughter in killing A. NJ.
SoteldO. 1t also brought the following
additional star route indictments Nj.
T.. lrretlell, private secretary to ex-:>em-
ator Dorsey for sulpOrtlinatiOn and nav
ing Jno, w. Dorsey. brother Of the ex-
senator, for PERJURY in connection with
!. route in Colorado: J. X. Peek, J. X.
Miner, and J. {. Sindcp~n for perjury
IN connection with the routes III the ter
ritOrieS.
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The Weather.

New York. Feb. :l.-Thc.r wis :,
thunder storm here tonight with lirh;-
ming and u high wind. REPORTS from
various sections Of the middle states saw
rrnlarkally stormy weather has prevail
I'll the last II hours.
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NOTICE: TO CREDITORS

rS,aic q On srlc. F. Npnda,,,.h
,,:,n;, ., ~ h-r""y given ~ ;.n u,,.:-r.'
,.:;ir., ,,s ct The estate 1T .a... r VIM
rs'ns .,:;vi- l:,n> a..,,s IT,. ~ :s,,' ~
v.,nc;,:v. cnh!'., i.s:,, Will. the ncc,.s'-,,
raIica.i;on Of ;hx "a, :on:S after ,' ,.r;
nv, =. n's pi'"~ cf ,">:nr.. o., ,,sr "'i:.I' ~
:" NE county Of SILVER j,.,,. '''|'"S Creek.
Alipj,fS,rat fh.'>H y. "i~r.rI,,t
werlich >:""aas.: ~ ''":E: T. y I'll
y. - UTE City ills ;a:a day of .;a.,,r,.
I'll iM>Wl,y
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The Snow Storm East

OMAHA, Feb. 3l.-A heavy snow
storm, commenced this morning and
continued III noon. The fall extends
over the northern and western portions
OF the State, and west to Ogden, I tain,
and north into Idaho. so far us report
ei there is Il slight drifting west, hut
trains are not interrupted.
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Congressional Procaediucs.

NASHl>"rUN, Feb. Filth. House.
Committee on Territories this morning
agreed IL the hi;! to '!ivi,l. Dakot.. and
make 4 Territory q: EoI,h Dakota.
The Ways and Means Cn.n,ni,tc. this
n'"r:,l''" dlr'"t' III ~, !" report the
laE'''t "ln'n~>."n "a. urst!:.y.
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Jews to Remain Undisturled.

LONDON, Feb. 2i.-'rhc .N,,.7,,,trtl
>a!>: 'radl.,4;i : conduct demand, cx-
pui>i"n.
The N'rs' II. Petersburg correspond
cnt says: Gen. !.n..,icr states the GOV
eminent has taken measures 1" prevent
anli-JcWi>ll movements. and disorder,
will not Ic repeated.
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Mutilated Silver.

WAsiIINGrON, Feb. 2l.-Thc Director
at the Mint has just decided that coin
once punched or n,ltilatr,! can only he
considered as bullion thereafter, even
though tho holes arc filed with tie
same quality Of metal.
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High Waters.

CHrAGo. Feb. 3l.-Report, from
various points slow the Ohio and MS
>'>>ippi rivers still rising. The weather
generally is colder.
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An American has won in til. Paris
billiard match, thus demonstrating the
superiority Of our republican insti:u-
t'"ns. amt vindicatiIig the national
hcnOr.
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The Spragus Divorce Case Sc
ted.

PE"vinr>rH, Feb. :l.-Mrs. Si,ras;:.'>
divorce. petition ii is said will bs sci
tied. TIL" three daughters viii! remain
with their mother and the hoy with his
fafher
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-05-11
THE SEA.

She was rich and of high degree,
A poor and unknown artist he:
"Paint me-" said she, "a view of the sea-"
So he painted the sea as it looked the day
That Aphrodite arose from its spray;
And it broke as sine azed on its face the while
Into its countless dfmpled SMILE.
s'What poky, stupid picture ]" said she;
81 don't believe he eau paint the sea-"
Then he painted raging, tossing sea,
Storming, with fierce and sudden shock,
Wild cries, and writing tongues of foam,
A towering, mighty fastness rock.
In its sides, above those leaping crests,
The thronging sea birds built their nests.
''What disagreeable daub," said she;
"Why, it isn't anything like the sea"
The he painted stretch of hot, brown sand,
With big hotel on either hand,
And handsome pavilion for the band
Not sign of water to be seen
Except one little faint streak of green.
"What a perfectly exquisite picture" said
she;
'sIt's the very image of the sea !"
Tho Century.