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AN EXTENSIVE FIRE.
The Badness Portion or CoifHx. w. r, 4.
Ruins.

WALLA WALLA, July 14.-Early this
morning fire, supposed TO be incendiary,
broke out In Colfax, Whitman county, w.
T., and swept away the entire business por-
ton Of the place. The following 10 list Of
the business houses burned:
Boons livery stable, Ryeraft's restaurant,
Rices blacksmith shop, Davis's livery stable,
Tarnbull's saloon, Dowing's dry goods store,
Bsldwins house, Hsiris's merchandise store,
McEnnery's confectionery, Heatherly q
Brackets saloon. Lovedale 4 Brackett's
merchandise store, Sutherlsnd's drug store,
the postofice, Bogarduss jswelry store, Howe
& Fathers hardware store, Burgunder d
Schwabachers merchandise store, Kuhn's
confectionery store, McLaine, Wade & Co.,
bankers, J. A. Perkins, banker, U. S. Land
Office, Hover & Burke, bankers, Democrat
Office, Priyetts barbershop, Grostein, Bin
nard Il Co.'S merchandise store, DelsnO's
meat market, Hamilton Il Co.'S drug store,
Yarmouth Il Golden, Dryers furniture
store, Madonze's harness shop, Kennedy's
bookstore, Palace Restaurant, Bakers mest
market, French's saloon, and Lippitt Bros
merchandise store. The loss will probably
reach 100000. The property is we'll insur-
ed. Schwabacher Bros. are the heaviest
losers. ...... r......... ..-.
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tNo. 1881
Application for Patent

UMrxD 6rATxs LAND oyyIcx,
HELENA, \. r. June 3 1850.
pany, IN Incorporation existing under the laws Of
the State OF Missouri by Frank L Perkins, their at
torncy In fact whose p0et0ce address 10 Philipshnrg,
Deer Lodge county, M. r, have this day aled their
No. 2iode. mine, or vein, with y3 acres OF surface
ground known m the Potosi mil site. situated In
klint Creek mining district. Deer Lodec county.
Montana Territory, and de.ignstsd by me omciai
beers 30 and B. In township north, range IL west,
said lots numbers being deecribed - followr towf:
Beginning 1t sandstone lsx6x4 inches, marked
G. 50 A, Tor corner No. !. which IL also corner No.
on the east boundary Of section Is. 7. ~, law .
besrs north 20 degrees - minutes west 39s.ll feet
roo - chainr distant aHd running theme south three
degrees east TUG feet thence ~ s7e w ~ feet. thence
N 80 W. 100 feet thence N va e. az feet to corner
No. and plnce Of beginning. 4s .
Beginning u quarts stone 1exloxs inches married.
n O. 81 B. for corner No !, this ie also corner No.
on the esst boundary OF Sc. Is, TIN. r. nw,
3eas n 50 degrees 81 minutes w. 0S feet Isl 96
chanel distant, and corner No of Lot 81 bear.
So 4 i3s feet distant and runniaR thence 3.
degrees 81 minutes z. iol fest, thence 3. ~ Oa
fest, thence degrees Is minutes w 70 fest. theme.
b. 81 des rccs minutes w. 4i7k feet thence N. %
degrees 10 minutes W. $50 feet tsnce y. S7s 3. 65
. 2 No .1S pssc q sesnnes
As acre. In Lot 10 B, making total Of 56i acres
The location NO q ills claim b recorded in the Re-
Is. Tor the lode. and hook H. page 4ss for the Mil
The adjoining ciaimants 10 the lode are the Hope
Minpg company to the cliG No. > lcd sot ~ a. ON
west and to The mill site the Hope MIningi ompany
70 the Bay Horse mil 'iss ios = =, c1 sst wet;
y. 3. RIssElEs. Attorney for ciaiPantA
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A Clock that winds Itself UP.
Journal of the Society of Arts.

Journal Of the Society Of Arts. .M
In September last new perpetual clock
was put up 1t the Care du Nord, Brussels, In
such position Is to be fully exposed 70 tho
influence of wind and weather; and, al
though it has not since been. touched, 1t has
continued to keep good time. The weight
Is kept constantly wound up by fan placed
in chimney. As soon - 1t approaches the
extreme height Of Its course 1t actuates .
brake, which stops the fan; and the greater
the tendency Of the fan to revolve, 30 much
the more strongly does the brake act to pre-.
vent II. A simple pawi arrangement pre-
vents down drsught from exertiug any ef-
feet. There Is no necessity for . fire, Is the
natural draught OF chimney or pipe Is sum
cient; and II the clock Is placed out ofdoou
al that is required Is to place 1t above pipe
sixteen or twenty feet high. The clock Is
usually made 10 work for twenty four hours
after being wound up, so rs to provide for
any temporary stoppage, but by the addition
Of . wheel or two Il may be made to go for
eight days after cessation Of winding. The
inventor, NJ. Auguste Dardenne, q native Of
Belgium, showed his original model at the
Paris Exposition Of 1878, but has since con-
siderably improved upon II. .... ....-.
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Servant Girls.
Philadelphia Record.


The Chicago Times takes up the cudgel
for domestic servants, and thinks that II they
were praised more In the newspapers they
would do better work, and that II the cali
Ing were elevated . better class Of women
who are obliged to work for their living
would gladly choose domestic service. The
Springfield Union concurs with the Times and
suggests that IL the women who are 50 anx-
ious to Improve the condition Of their ser
would inaugurate movement Of some sort
to make house service more respectable, the
benefits would be vastly more appnciable
and practical than those expected to result
from woman suffrage. The benevolent sug-
eestions Of the Times and the Union are very
good In their way, NO doubt; but, do we
need any reform that eau not be instituted
In every household by the keeper Of the
house herself, unaided by conventions or
outside movements Of any sort? Women
are VIGOROUSLY tyrannical TO their less-fav-
ored sisters, and few girls Of the better class
will stand the torrent Of abuse beaped upon
them for slight mistakes or error Of any kind.
No business could prosper should men treat
their employees with so little consideration.
BY all means, show domestics - much hu-
manity Is man shows his horse, at least,
and II you can persuade yourself 10 treat
them Is though they were living souls, the
victory will be half won. This Is . subject
for women to think Of In put-yourself-in-
his place sort Of way.
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SheTiH's Sale.


Edward G. Marley and danes H sherrefd. sur
viving truste,s. plalntirs, 20. The Algonaain Com
pany. drf.bdabt. # f.s
To be cold nc sherAs sale. ON sr- 81, ..
SATURDAY. AUGUST 5rH. A, ID. 1854.
st O'Clock p M, In front II the Court honse door,
In the town and county Of Deer Lodge, In M0ntans
Territory. under and By virtue OF an execution IN
the above eniite csuse issuea out Of the Disricl
Court OF the second Judicial Drtrct Of the Terri
tory Of Montana In aud Tor the county Of Deer Lodge
the following described property, to-wit: -
That certain qrsrtz mining claim situated 10 Flint
Creek mining district In the county Of Deer Lodge
and Territory OF Montana known ~ the Bell lode
Designated the United States Land Once At Hrcna
No seven ri nonh. OF range No thirteen tl8l .e-t,
said mining claim being bounded by lines ss follows,
t0-wit:
Beginning ut post marked No. I, and running
from thence east US feet to corner No marked nv
stone 1sxsxs inches thence north We east MN eef
to corner no marked oy post, thence north S9k o
west 1900 feet to corner No4 marked by limestone
16xi0x5 inches from which the quarter section
west boundary line Of section 30 IN township
north. OF rsnve ID weet bears north 70 deg and 8
mn west 43os. feet thence south No west ST. feet
to corner No s, marked by ,uestone 1sx6x6 incnes
thence south 8aks degrees east T02 fest to the race
of beginning, end containing area Of 17.6o acres
Also the Ertill lode mining claim, situated In
the mining district county. and Territory Aforesaid.
aud comprising the discovery claim and claims mum.
bered l. O. g. 4, and southeastern. and claims num-
hered !. 2, 3 4, and n0rthw.s erly from discovery
claim On said lode, and being the same mining ciain
described on page "3fS" Of Book D" ct Lode
Records in the once OF the Recorder Of said county
Dated this lsth day Of July, 4. d 1859 a.
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UNrTED STATES LAND OvYscH,
HELENA. n. +. June q 1ef.

j. a
Notice IL hereby given that the Hope Mining Con-
pany an Incorporation exciting under tbs laws Of
the State OF Missouri. by Frank l. Perkns, their n.
taspey In fact WHOSE postozce address Ii PHILIPPE
hurg Deer Lodge county, u. r., have this day alod
their application Tor va emf 70 fsos linear feet Of
the Silver Chief lode, mine. VEN, With <yo acres Of
surface ground known the Durango mill eta, alta
sted In FLINT Creek mining district. Deer Ledge
county, Montana Territory, and desgnatcd BY the Of
Acial lot aud 6cd nosss IN In this % c q lofr
uembcrs u A AID B. IN township perth, range Is
west said lts NUMBERS being drseriled - tollowss
to-wit:
Reysnninv 1t granite sose soxi txs Inches marked
NC ~ A and y G. y for corner 70 7. chicA
h allen eoricf No ot %; u A. frnm which The quar-
k~r p~rEton come: an the a<t boundary ok SIC 81 n.
TN. ". law scar-s n scgrse- 81 minutes w.,
Si7r.06 ir~t rs % shsin>l diaant. snd runnIng
tn ~ y &'!rgress m nuls y. oo7 feck. th14ee
s. ~ 90 iss' .sesss ., ,s dx,sr, M Miaas<s
Hsuia,ias y os, " s..s ,ors sneAs. s,,ass,
ns M, y 2. 4 7 r er.ss =. z the Daaso
the ea-t '~,nnfasy II - =, TIN, n i3W.. kaar1
n - dry - min W. sssl. n tst ~ v cAsiis ldls.
tsgt, snd cavn.r No II luf n hss- n. = a.. q
n,nc ihr,,cs. D dsx. Il pip, = - d I ,ks1ps 4
", - /. u. ihsssr n y dsc q niu Z - "a =
Coassininw IN area - Ii = A u ~ - acrss
eainrd an1 ~ sfsr. i,clud N LII - ~ cl1insd
snd - acrss IN q = q makine . tidal q 81 ~
~ laeattea Il thta ciala y rscosaea = ~ n
essdsss o. 10 & D~w iodes cvoass, - hoak 4,
- 90 ~ 90 ~ ~ 49, 4 1asss - a =.
~ ssIoisiss s,si.a.ss -, = ~ - ~ -
- - A91aqen MiuoaR Ceupnny - - -
- = =: = - ~ q, - e - y. - e.
". non lis =, -
=. Annsnna. Al.sssZ - cl1l11llh
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Monotony Of Egyptian Character.

Year by year the waters subside, and the
dry land once more appears-first to grow
green with vegetation, and then TO laugh
with ripping fields Of corn. The people are
- interchangeable as the process by which
their land IL fertilized. Glad In much The
same way, aud subject to similar habits Of
life, they still carry on the work Of hus-
bandry, and discharge the duties Of the
household In the manner Of their forefathers
In the days Of the patriarcts, insomuch that
on opening an Egyptian tomb which has lain
closed during five thousand years, the pic
lures therein found represent, In all but the
indications they give Of wealth and power,
the scenes which the traveller In Egypt may
see around him in modern times. Not less
interesting are the animal an vegetable life
Of the land, while the general conformation
Of the country, especially along the course Of
the Nile, and rs seen under rainless sky and
the clesrest Of atmospberes, 10 full Of charms
for the lover Of nature.
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THE suEz CANAL.
The Reason for Ensiand's Interest In Esyp-
tian Affairs.

The whole civilized world ID interested In
the maintenance VI the Suez canal, through
which more than half the steam vessels and
more than two-thirds of the steam tonnage
Of the world passes annually. The records
show that in 1881, 2,727 vessels, with ton
mage Of 8, 794, 900, availed themselves Of this
short route between Europe and Asia. The
receipts OF, tolls were sio,254,sO0. While
England furnishes about four-ifths Of the
tonnage using this colossal Improvement, its
importance TO those who supply the remain
der 10 90 great that no nation will seriously
object TO any means which England may
find necessary TO adopt to prevent Arab Bey
from destroying 1t. F l..ss
England, under the ministry Of Beacons-
field, bought l76,702 out Of 400, 900 shares Of
GO each, which make up the total capital.
For these she paid f4,0S0, 900, and further
agreed TO receive but dvo per cent. interest
on the investment until July !, 1894, after
which she 10 to receive apro rata dividend
on the earnings. Out Of this five per cent.
interest one aud half per cent. on the in
vestment 10 annually set aside as sinking
fund TO meet the debt raised to purchase the
shares. The receipts In 1881 represented
more than twenty five per cent. ON the total
capital Of so ,0o0, 900, and these are increas-
Ing at the rate Of more than $4,000, 900 .
year. The income to England from this in
vestmert after 1894 will be very large, but,
however great IL may be, 1t will be trihing
In comparison with the incalculable benefit
to English commerce Of this great artery Of
communication with India.
This 10 sufficient to explain the excite
ment in England over the threat Of Arab
Bey to destroy the canal. The claims Of the
Sultan and the Khediye might well have
been allowed to await settlement BY diplo-,
macy, but when the turmoil threatened
the commercial relations Of oil Europe, 1t
was conceded that the time for action had
come and the canal must be preserved at any
cost
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On the day Of the execution Mrs. Gar
fields home was closed 10 all but Immediate
friends. From IN intimate acquaintance Of
the family 1t Is learned that for several days
Mrs. Garfield had refrained from reading
daily papers, In order to evade recitals Of the
events leading up 10 the concluding scenes
Of the great national tragedy, and in the
meantime occupied herself with matters
that would lead her mind away from the sub
ject. Her friends have studicusly avoided
al reference to the approaching execution In
the presence Of herself and household. Fri
day she had every hour crowded full Of little
duties and diversions for heseK and chill
dren, and inthe company Of few chosen
friends occupied her time with matters -
remote - possible fran even . suggestion Of
the execution, and to oil outward appear
aucssawas oblivious or indifferent to the anal
act q Warrington. at
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New Orleans 10 about to erect the first
monument to the memory of . woman In tho
United States. At recent meeting Of the
Margaret Monument Association, the con-
tract was let for the erection Of monument
to the memory Of Margaret Houghery, the
recently deceased benefactress Of the orphan
asylums Of that city. She was the widow Of
an Irish sailor, and could neither read or
write, but by industry and economy she
accumulated q vast fortune In the bakery
business. She expended this TO the amount
of hundreds of thousands Of dollars In
building and endowing asylums for Orphans,
regardless Of faith. She herself was Cath
Ole, although she was not member Of any
church. Her pall-bearers were the Cover
nor and Mayor, and the most distinguished
Of the citizens, and hers was the grsndest
funeral ever known In New Orleans, the
streets through which 1t moved being crowd
Cd and rendered impossible.
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A Double Team rros Mile In a,is la 10
wagon.

NEW York, July A.-Turfmcn and oth-
On owning fast horses were interested yes
tsrday In the unparalleled trotting Of Frank
Works team, Dick Swlveler and Edward, at
the Genllemens Driving Park. Every day
the owners OF fest horses meet and discuss
the speed Of their stock there. About four
o'clock p. m. Works team logged By. Many
men have professed doubt that his team
trottsd last season mile In harness, with
out . break, In 2:l9t. he was repeatedly
urged 10 speed them again, but refused 70
do 90. Shepherd r. Knapp offered TO wager
Work 1000 that the team could not trot In
400. Mr.. Work accepted the wager and put
John Murphy behind the team In . road
wagon. The judges were Messrs. Bush, Al
Icy, and Morgan, and over one hundred gen.
tlemen prepared to time the trot. The
horses were in tiptop condition, and every
thing was favorable for fast time, but few
we're willing 70 bet that the team would trot
In EGO. When everything was In readiness
Murphy let them out, and they whlzzed BY
the wire at rafting pace. Murphy carried
1884 pounds, which was overweight. The
a,t Quarter was made In 0:33i; the half In
Los; the three.quarters in lao and the full
mile in 2:le., BY long odds the fastest In the
world by team. Great excitement pre-
vailed among the spectators many Of them
insisting that the team did better than 2:l6s
Ben Mace insisted tonight that the team
trotted In 2:l5 3.b. ..-.-
"a prettier trot never saw" said Ben
Mace. "Thsy started evenly and went
through without break. Nothing could
have been more evenly and cleanly DONE"
When the same team trotted In 2:l93 last
season they were driven BY Dan Mace, and
then their time was half second faster than
tina. OF william II. vanderbilts team, Will
liam II. and Lysander, made on the same
season. 8. Forster Dewey's team, William
II. and Boston, trotted . mile in 2:22s, and
y. G. Eastman has driven his team, Captain
Jack and Glendale, in 2:24. Dick swiveler
Il . bay ssldlng and has single record Of
2:ls. Edward Is . chestnut gelding; his
record IL 2:19. ~ t.
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on Cur Derrick.

OH GUY DERRICK.
A poor man stood before the OIL City tenn
psrance rooms Thursday night and listened
to tho sound u the pleasure within for .
short time. Then he slowly ascended the
steps and sccosted young man
'sSsy, mister, do you think they'd give .
man suthIu' 70 drink In there?"
'CeFtaiuly; walk right In"
He reached the door and inquired In which
psrt Of the room the freedmen counter was
erected. 81
"ThIs h . temperance meeting, SIR" said
IN attendant.
sOh! This Is where they keep ice-water
and call strawberries and chilled milk for
poor iuebrIstes who don't drink ?"
aYes, this IL for reformed drunksrds. Are
Jon one9"
aEo,r he ssid, ~ he went sadly out, I'm
misinfcrmed drunkard.
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Notice OF Final Entry.


HELENA. NJ. r., June ~, 1881.
Notice 10 hereby given thai the following named
rstler has I'll notice Of his intention To make Ana
OF In swppnf Of ms ciain and recurr nnal entry
theref. ard that .,d proof I'D he made before thp
Probate Judge of Drr Lodge eoupfv. N r AT his OF
&c. IN the town Of Deer Lodge on Saturday. the 10Th
DAP of July, A. D. 1854; to-wit: Marion J OveTtuvf
Who died Pre-empfiJn Dtcisratory statement No
4s7S. for Lat- ms. and ., Ut Section No 80 IN
Township No North. Of Rtnge No. y Vest, and
be names the following witnessss 70 prove his con
tinnous residac upon and cultivation Of said tract
to-wit; :. William Cline. Nathan Smith, Rufus A
Whiisell. and Neis Hansen, all of Deer Lodge Poet
Once, Deer Lodge EQUITY, N r. s u.
J. II. MOE, Register,
o. B. o'BAkSos, iu'y for Claimant.
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- -tFT
The Rev. George D. Barnss, the Ksntucky
rsvivalist, has gore 20 Dsyten, Ohio, where
10 10 holding religious nsstIngs daily. Ar.
Barnes was asked BY . reporter u the Day
ton Democrat what was meant By the ex.
pressions which are somstimes used In re-
porss OF bin msstines, . confession = the
soul /" and confession 70 the BODY" he
replied: a Confession 70 the body refen 70
my healing By means Of snointing with oil.
About year ago began this In connection
With my work In The mountains 81 Ken
tucky, ~ Ne Lord has blssssd my work
wonderfully. never ask man what ala
MIN. The Lord u The doctor, not I. Ihsvs
nothing % 10 IL the matter but oct = God
blds mo. bsss my action on the fourteenth
end aftsensh venss Of James. do NOT
know Whist gosd the oil does. ! % mot stor
U inquire anything about thai. The Lord
bid me 70 anoInt with oil and do L.
cary small vial Of oil In my pocket and
just touch n slightly upon the forshsad q
the afiictsd. Itben pray With them earnest
y In W simple way y best know how and
lsuve II eli with The Lord, trusting Him foi
His word. And = my faith becomes simpler
end stronger my success becomes moro
nasksd. The devil tempted me very strong
y whom God nrt put Il In my mind 70 d
fhis. The devil aid would fail and that 4
would ruIn ny preaching, but, thanks y 70
God, I began Il with the assistance Of my
dsuehtsr, N shess mountain distriets, and
havs sincs conilnnsd II whsrsvsrI havsbesn,
"a / have nsvsr had fallars whsFs unbe-
NJ aid not infaners. ] - - thouaan61
y sassa, ~ I Know ~ thrse = tonr Inn
Ard nspelf pho havo eene y - = tsD -
~ thsy ~ usll. The enro ~ ~ =
1870 i1.oflaen. n $500 eoeoo they - -
GloS6anoou0 - = sthow ~ ~ nes.s
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED SrATrs LAkD OYricK,
HSx Aa. z ~ r..t~ - fSAn

~ UNITED SrATrs LAND UFFiCk,
HELENA. N. T., July II fse2 4
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof In support OF HE claim aud that eaid
proof vii! be made before tha Register and Receiver
1t Helena, Montana, On Monday. August ~. 1854,
viz: Ab-slgm r iIays, Homestead Application No.
l4s5, for IN. NJ ~ the SEX md the u Of the SWh
Of S-e No ~. r. No 10 N X. No. NV.
II. nance IN following vi mares TO prove HE con-
tinnous 'esdence upon anG cultivation - rad land,
viz: John Sanl, Fred s1n! WIN Moore. ,be Tbos
L. Blrney. oil III Hirhels sta'ion. Deer Lodge coun-
~, hontsns.
.. II. MOE, Register.
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General Merchandise
Sold. a. usual. CHEAP FOR CASH.
KSs Nm
LEGAL ADVERTIsEMENTs
Notice of Final I'm try.
y. s. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. n. T.. June u, lAHY.

HELENA, N. T.. June Is, 1889.
Notice 10 hereb- given that the following
named settler has died notice Of his intention 70
6nal entry thereof and that said proof will be made
before the Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge county. N
T, at his once the town Of Deer Ledge on Satur-
day, the 29t hday Of July. A 1854. to-wita Claus
Stenge who dlsd Homestead Application No 1887 for
the NJ OF SEX. swh Of SRk and SEX Of SWk.
Of Section No 81 In Township No . North, OF Range
No 10 Wet. aud he the following witnesses Ia
prove his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
OF said tract 10 wit; William Wier franklin Th-e-
keld, Brazil Lynch, and Edward Colson. all of Warm
Springs Postoiice. Deer Lodge county MT. N..
Ell. ...-.. J. II. MOE LEICESTER.
Bo'BAsSos. Atty for Claimant.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
,. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HEIRxA M r. .lnne n 1880

HELESA, N. r., June u, 1889.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has died motto. OF his intention 70 make hnal
proof In support OF his claim and that said prooi
will be made before the r glrter and Receiver at
Helena, N. r.. on Tuesday. August l. 1854 viz |:
William n. Wilson,. Home stead Application No.
1890 for the en- II NWA and M sWh, Sec. 10 It.
. N r. i3w. He names the following witnesses TO
prve his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said laud. viz: Daniel ". Gruwell Frank John
aon. and James B. Fearherman, Of New Chicsgo,
and Edward Hcmsn. Ut Stone Station. all Of "on-
tana Territory. -.,.- . 1.. - .--.-...
J.H. MOE,
J. E-T 81 r... Re0tster.
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rA.rsy..Ar.. C..vlss. s.p.l..a.

FrankJort Dispstch % Conrier-Joursai.
Had Charles Dickens been here yesterday
he would have Witnessed most extraordin-
AIRY scene In the life Of convicss worthy bis
graphic and ameliorating pen. At eleven
o'clock this morning thirty-thrss convicts,
convened BY Evangelist Barnes, with the
requisite number o. guards armed with
Spencer rides, passed out Of the psnitentisry
eale in two large wagons, destinsd for the
wharf. Arriving thers Rev, Ar. Thorp.
chaplsio Of he prison, sdministsred y The
convicts tbs rites Of baptism. II Wa truly
m a6ectlne scene to see these prisonen Of
stses accepting the outward Inanifestation Of
the Divine grace while under the eye Of the
guards carrying their deadly weapons,
Nearly III are serving ont long sentences,
while several Of them ara sentenced for life.