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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17
u.r.. Thieves Hsused.

ST. LsrIs. April I5.-Mail sdvices from
Kirbysville. in one OF the southern coun.
ties, this State, says good deal of horss
stealing has been done In that section late
", and that few days ago three msn, nng
leaders in the depredations. were huntsA
down and hanged by . party OF citizens.
The names OF the men are not known. but
they are believed 10 have came from Green's
county.
Another Account.
C,ucAco, ILrs, April Is. "A special from
Kirbyville, Missouri, says: An exciting
tragedy has Just occurred in this nsishbor-
hood. For some time past the people have
beer. troubled by depredssions OF hor>s
thieves. At length three men were discov'
cred to lie the ring leaders They we're
hunted down, taken 10 the piney some
distance from town, and hung. The deed
was performed swiftly. and the visilan1
dispersed the moment the men were swung
up There IL much sxcitsinent This is
the first triple hanging in this section oi
Missouri for several years. Tie names Of
the thieves are unknown, but they came
| from Greene county, Missouri.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17

Mr.. Armor Smith thought that the Pond
bill would loose Hamilton county 10 the
Republicans. He did not believe il would
work well in Cincinnati, and thought it
should be amended in several particulars.
The next Speaker was Townsend, Secre-
tary of State, who was received by the large
crowd with the best OF feeling His speech
was lame effort at defending the present
Legislature, and the laws that have been
passed by it. He believed that the Repub-
lican party would win this fall, and he had
faith in the Pond law and all other meas
ures which have been passed by the General
Assembly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17
Take The Back Track.

The following extract from Governor
Fosters speech was the text around which
the brethren rallied, and he wants the As
sembIy to remain HI session until his views
are carried:
II am thorough believer in the wisdom
OF the principles of this bill, and now that
the General Assembly has seen fit to pass
it, for one propose to stand by it, but in
the light OF discussion and examination
am just as frank in saying that if l had
the power | would amend il before the
General Assembly sdjourns. 1t is not
cowardice, but it is courage to make such
amendments as are right and proper-such
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17

Denver dispatch states that nearly
100000 in drafts and money have
hon stolen from the mails in Colorado
since December.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17

~x, AEr., Arpii D.-J. K. nss.
- :, u.,,;.or -s bitten by msd-dos
"wednesday last He esus- hs dos ~hss
the animal began biting his left Sm' ne
then called for help. and y. HOLLOWAY. huf'
red 10 his assistance with . knife. A
struggle ensued. during which the knifs
was plunged TO the hiit tn AAggafds bip.
inficting dangerous wound: ne oS
arm bad sbeen terribly lsos1sted. Eyev
prccauiion has been taken sgsinst hyof0
phoba.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17
historical "Reminiscences

are brought up that are very interesting
Thus, it was in 1904 that the first goods
were brought overland from kaskaskia, Ill,
BY Baptiste Ia Lande. In 1922 was the viz
tual commencement of overland trade from
tie Missouri river by the RobideauE
Brothers. the extent being about $1,000.
In 1896 noted structure was the Adobe
Palace, so called from being the only build
ing in New Mexico having glass windows.
In this year Gen. Kearney took peaeeable
possession OF Santa Fe, and commenced the
construction of Fort Marcy. and soon after,
the frst English Newspaper, the Santa Pe
Rrpsgicoa. was established. The popula-
ton OF TIE territory, including Pueblo In
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17
They Want the Loayes and Fishes

The Republicans OF the South claim that
they are entitled to the good offices OF the
President, which means that they want the
good offices in these States: that they have
borne the heat and burden of the fray, and
that consequently when the spoils OF victory
are almost in their grlsp,to see them handed
over 70 a man like Malone, makes them
desperately mad, and they don't hesitate 10
speak their minds freely. IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17

The Columbus, o., Journal advocates
the nomination, by the Republicans, OF
ez.Pvesident Hayes, as Congressman at
large, and says the time is opportuAe
-t6r Hayes once more to lead the Repu6-
Tcau host 10 victory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17

The drift of all the speakers was that a
mistake had been made and that such
measures as appeared most objectionable
to the people ought to be repealed, and that
the legislature ought not to adjourn on the
18th inst, bat that such resolution to
adjOtlrn should be rescinded, that is TO say,
that every measure general in its nature
ought TO be repealed. Foster and Sissy
Nash did not indOrse that species OF articles,
but majority OF speakers were Of the con-
trary opinion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17

Two members Of the Ohio Legislature
ar, in iail. under indictment Of having
an,epted bribes, and the bribing lobby
:, ::.,t1,xcsthenA 5oapaftys@
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17

The New York Bank Statement Is as
follows: Loans, decrease, Sl,T5I6";
specie. increase, S&,59l 400; legal ten
der. increase, 81, ,S25, 100; deposits, in
crease, 5000, 900; circulation, decrease,
st0qgO: reserve, increase, S,l+l,3oO.
The banks now hold 81, $50 $50 in excess
of legal requirements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17

The Texas-Mexican narrOw-gauge
rad has reached Lampasas, Texas.
Frederick D. Grant has been elected
President. J. X. McIlhaney, Vice PreSl-
dent. Jesse Il. Grant, Treasurer, andJ.
&. Tmrey, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17

Ex-Governor Franklin J. Moses has
rs.r indicted in New York for obtain
inc ,r75 from Freeborn J. Smith, under
Nh, rr,,cnse that he was the brother OF
nv Cnlnuitt, Of Georgia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-17

II ought not be charged either that
Howgate. late Of the Signal Service,
gave his keeper, the bailitl, the slip, or
that the bailifTwas blinded by a bit Of
the Signal Service money in HOwgate's
possession, and so lost sight Of his pris-
Oner. Mr.. HOwgate has long had a con-
suming desire to visit the north pole,
and will probably be discovered there
abouts. In the enthusiasm of the mo-
mcnt he forgot to mention to the bailitf'
that he was about TO depart.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09
ron TIN COUNCIL.

Our Democratic friends ol Beaver
heed eoontv made ~ sxcellent selec
tteo In placing The name u NJ. Jo.
seph E. Browne upon their ticket d
. candidate for the Council. Nr.
Browne 10 one efths pionesrs Of Mon.
taua, and durisg bic residencs here
he has made private and uublic ~
cord that sntitles him to the highest
coasideration Of bis neighbour and Of
the pes,pls at large. lie has been
called upon several times to reprssrnt
this Ceuncil district In the legislati. .
assembly. asd - aeeepeably did he
discharge the trusts conllded to his
keeping that his neighbors and
ffie0ds In Beaveshead have called
upon him fer another lease Of bic val.
liable services. Having large mining,
agricultural aud stock intesesls il his
eounty, bs has, in The pursuit Of
them, gained that expsrience in the
leading industriss punusd In the
esantry which qualities him 70 ct
intelligeutly upon all lesislat:oa a.
fectiug them. Added to bic expert
eoee NJ. Browne possesses Q suavity At
manner; . command Of language
and y knowledge of the wants q the
e"untry which peculiarly nt him to
represent ably and ssccessfully hi.
eoastttuents IN the legislative assem-
bly, n the Territory. The people al
Beaveshead oounty cansot we'll al.
ford to dispense with the services Of
their popular Democratic nominee
for the Council.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09

pesfectjoo. I d9o't k1ow whea !
have noetred any slslde IN lhe aljeirs
sf state Whlcss - thorsnghly i'ss-
psss~ed me With jis Wisd0sss. Now
ilsst we are o. work~ss 10 The ssssse
department, truse that y.'0 wjoo
nst frel shy o. laeA ward tn eoe-
saslting lss st any tinse sslstive Z"
nsatiess rosceSni1G pa'sa"@ee depart
ssssat affair. Hs leFtxealy frank
With nse, aud feel perfectly tree T..
just bring anything of that kisd
right ~ NE. Do n01 fosl gsloetant
betsssse may aresas st times eol.t
aud rs<esved. Perhaps you think I
d > nat kn0W the dintseoce Letwee0
= geneesl delivery wiudow and .
thTPeem qusd, but that b . mistake:
Ny goneyal jnfoemaiio0 b GaI heyoss0
thnse q my years. With prolo0ndl.
ct regard. / lvsasain sjufese9y yours,
BILL NYE, p. n.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09

A Washington dispatch to the Boo.
TIN Herald, undes date Il the nh
ult., says: Acting l'0~tmasaer.&3en-
rrsal H.ttou has recsived The lvllvv.
ing ebaractesissic Ississ u aeeepeasee
frOan 6iil Nys u the Laramie Booss.
era"g. appsisted pustn,.stsr ol
Laramie BY the Prrsident ard ceus-
missiOsed to-day:
THE DAILY B0ONERAso
LARAMIE CITY, Wy..Aug. Q, 'S:S
Ny DEAR 0EXERAL.-I have re.
ceivesl the news BY tel<xra;.h Of my
lsa,sssinaeis,n aud cs,ode,isaiiOn ~
postmaster at Larsmie. and wish t0
extend my thanks ls'e the salDe. I
have OrglsTed IN eneirely ne~ set of
0oxoo aod pntDlllee 0utut, jneludimg
nsw corrugated eu~pidOn, f,1 the
use of the female clerks. IoOk up.
- the sPp0iatneWt myself - Q tn
uuaph ~ eternal truth over error and
wrSHg. 1t b oue u the epoel,s, y I
nay ny, 10 the naejo0's 0ovaSd
uAseA towards polieseal pusity cd
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09
toreign Grain Market,

LIvERPt)oL, Sept. S.-Ending' =
weekly grain circular says tine con-
ttuued decline IN American Quots-
ti''ss has further justified tire exist
ing dullness Of the grain trade. In
il,'st markets prices arr two sl,illinxs
lower. Carg'Ns Off cs,sast are QUE
shilling lower. THE demand l,a.
been slow and the auppIy large. To-
day wheat was iu lllsnlerale alrll,a nj
vt Ida al l'wer. Flour steady NJ UNI
changed Rates. Corn tu limited in.
quiry; prices unchanged.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09
@nn nrerRiOT ATToRNDY.
9aIP.

There b psoha''ly 10 once 10 'ne
sift oe the people. the discharge o.
The duties Of which b % ffu'ttu' o.
good or evil t0 the community ~
large - that Of District Attorney
The kuswledGe Of the fbct thst ev''-
doess ars vtgorously prosecuted at
the bar Of justice issa inportant 'ac-
tor In curling the incltnation Of
many men % cs,snmit crime. Ex'
pssieneed criminals generally meas
urs the mental capacity Of the prose
cuting oalcer bs(ore they engage Il"
extensive Violations q the law, and
bio ensetiveness - . prosecutor b
added to the sum Of the chances they
take In settinx the law ct defiance.
II he h . successful onlcer, stock b
taken Of the fact, BY would-bs viola"
tom q the law and the community ].
beneattod In the decrease ofcrime.
The neeessity b thus seen of confer
ring this odlcs upon = man whose rec
ord - . lawyer justi6es . belief IN
bio ability to prosecute suceessfaIly
The criminal elemeut In biz district
II NJ. w. 7. Pe0beston the Demo
es~tic CoovestIon tound gontlemau
wbo will inspire that belief. M.
Pemhostou b one a the "Old-timers"
n Noatasa haying come to the Ter
ritory In -, and though he has been
lhsent from Il several yeass, there
Ne hundrede heeo now who Tecog-
Dised The sminest ability Of the gen.
lleman when he Wao Q nnemLer OF
he suecessfal b p nrm Of Voolfolk,
Psmbestoa 4 Tools. HE practice
~ been varied aud extensive which
'ddell to biz eloquence - . speaker,
make him peculiarly qualified to dis |
'harge the duties Of tho position for !
Which be h named. Furthes intro
luctiOn Of the gentleman to the puO.
~ u hanily nee ssary now - the
'eople will undoubtedly hear ffUln
|iM kuriug the campaign.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09

TIE Republicans of Silver Bow
''oonty are sadly In need Of ~ orkau
that will reflect their views. They
are serioosly considering the psopri-
ETY. q establishing one that will ~.
swer The demands a. their party aud
maintain . dig"ilIed position In the
diseussion ofths is.ues of The day.
The Inter Mountain Gal)s far slort of
their requirements, and ~ IN avOw-
ID non-paStisau journal will not r.
eeive their support. There b . wide
0e3d opesed here Sor ~ out asd out
1epobliean noVoooDee.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09

Says the 6. Louis Repxb!icaS !
The Southern States have done
% we'll In the experiment Of grain
growing this year that 1t may 10 safe'
" predicted they will largely iscrsass
toeie acEeags Of corn and wheat next
year. It has taken many yesrs' ury-
Ing to convince the planters that 1t
was mistake t. give their atteuti y
exclusively to cotton and tobacco, but
It will take 10 urging to induce the
abandonment OF that mistaken pol
ICY hereafter"
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09

The County Republican Cosven.
tiea meets In thiseity to-day. It has
. very simple dsty to perform and
that b to rati(y - speedily and quiz
etly - pessible the slate which haa
heen made up BY the Republican
bossr" In this city. We have already
pu'Aished the ticket, which with
possibly ose exception, will Be RITZ
6ed to-day. The Republiean bnssss
prop"se the party shall take the
medteipe whether Il likeo It or MT.
There will b . s'uall army Of kick
ers" In the county that desires to
nave something to ssy about the
make-ap u the ticket. But their
wial,e" will b ignored and the slate
will b carried out despite their Sse-
he opposition. The "bosses" will
manage the Convention to-day.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09

The Republics no Of the Eleventh
C''ugressi"ea( District, Michigau.
'urued the cold shoulder to s.>s.
assessor" Jay A. Hubbell, and
son'inated . man by the name
II Brestsng In his plsee. Hub
oeiI's assesssnent circulars to the
pages, posters, sorub-Womeu and
other federal employee. have bern
% severely criticised BY Dsnsocc.tic
ns~spspen, that out q disgust for
The naa bic hs'me political fris,d.
threw him overheard.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09
Border Di@CnltiO0.

CErrINJE, August S.-A large par
tv Of AlbanjaDO collected on the
frontier to-day with the object Of
provoking = conflict with General
FerxusOll, but hsmttlities were avoid.
ID thrDuxh the l.l.nlerAtiOn Of the lat
ter. The feeling between tile bOrsjer
populations Of Albania and MOnteue-
gro 10 very strained.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09

A late Washingtea Dispatch says
that Mr.. Biselow, Sesgeaut Gaeon's
counsel, intends soon to apply Sor Q
writ of habeas corpus in the United
States District Court for the Northern
District Of New. York. Il his eiiest b
not released upon Judge Advocate
General swaim's opinion, recently
Submitted 10 the Secretary Of War.
General Swain. In this opinion, holds
In brief that the court marital he'd no
Jurisdiction to try Mason, and that
there b no evidence In the case tend
ing to show that Mason committed
the o6ense charged against him.
Ose Of the points In Bigelow's petit
li~n tos writ will be that the Gecre-
lary ofWar has D" judicial authority
10 override the opinion Of the Judge
Advocate General.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09
The Earthquake ct Panama.

PANAMA, Sept. 8.-The damage
done by the earthquake turus out
greater than wxs first Thought. The
cathedral and many Of the large.t
buildings are l'adly injurrd. The
loss In the city II Estimated at several
hundred th0usapd dollars. Several
lives were lost. There 10 no cs,sunnu.
uication with Asi,in wall, either by
rail "r Telegraph, and many bridges
on the line Ut the raiir,nd are brukeu.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09
Arkansas DlectiOu0.

CHicAG", Sept. S.-A Little Rock
al~cial ~ay. the returns come in slow.
~. Not over h;ia of the State !.
I,esrst trs'in. The final result will
show the Republicans Increased heir
vote 1" l.er cent. over amy previous
vote. They have doubled their nu,l-
''ers tn the Legislature Smd " sup.
porting independents and Green
''''ck.'rs have almost IL not quite &C.
cured an "p!nHition nlxj"ritv. The,
aI~" have one am'l l,eri,ai, tive Cu,,-
xre.>i"naI elistric, Reports Of bull.
.'oxihg and frauds continue u come
in.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09
The Pistol.

CINCINNATI, O., 3rl't. 8.-A Har:
risburg, KY, special says. ~ .es!
Taylor, magistrate. shot snd KILLED.
J.n,es Brown, ut COrnisi.vtIIe, Mer'
,,xr county, Wedlmersiay might. Con-
flictin9 aiOries are told 0f tie Occur
renee. THE friends Of each larty
claim that the other was drunk and
threatening to kill.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09

It b claimed BY thoee who profess
to know that within ten years the
w0ollen interest Of Texas will BE-
greater aud more profitable than the
rest NJ the United States combined.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09
Trying 70 Got Beaver OF the
Ticket.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. SAN i'm.
lportant political meeting IL held here
with c)slsed .i00Ts, attended Oy lesd-
iug nl~mbeD aud independent Re
publicxns and several prominent
stslwarts. Its purpose 10 to have u
.r,sMrrUniise effected by the with
drawal Of Beaver aud the substitution
0f Republican like Edward U. Stest
Ol this city.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09
The Talk IT Tariff Man.

CHICAGO, Sept. S-The Thrift .o,n
lniosioi' heard this morning rrl,rrsen
tatives al American nansr n'aksr.
association. They said they aske.
no 'avors except the retention of tI,1
!r:~ent tariff whicl, vas very lm.ne
ncisl to the l'al'er inter&.>ts. The ,,r,
te:'t "n xrsntest was slight er.ulnre,
WIN the growth Of the bu. inexs and
WIN o'her Interests. Wages paid
paper nlakers are aAD 10 3asI ,er c..,,,
larger than a,,rs,aal. Onlv a G.x
newslMpers have asked 4 feducfin.
" duties on paper TOR yean. in..
l'"r's are insignificant. News,m,...,
pal.er II nut shade higher her. ~. ;,
~ Eor.l*. The outcry against l,a.
pr maker" 10 uncalIed for and IN.
Iust. Competition ut home y~cur-s
newspaper men cheaper prices th.n
Iney would have II they t.n,k tl,..ir
"vn way: Z. U. ThO,nps.m. nf
springfield. Massachusetts. .aii h.
we ~ ecti"nist from prjnci,,le IN
paper =" IN other matter PrDiec,i.,"
Ils1 given wOrki:lxm,en herc fi..
most rsspectable homes on r.r,.'
ISe 0uty "n wOsnl pulp was n am,a II
sI'l. New:.lal'er* ought above sv.
e. l.aiy l.e thankful f,,r wo II ,,.,.'-
3: w. French, of THREE K;yI.r'.
:n.s x,c'.:: q n'a:ufart"r~r of wusi Dull,
;": :":. laPrr also arg''esi IL e. .v"r of ex-
..'. .mS uutle". S'x ill'a,s..nd toms ,,t
Sco,. l"'!p werr prsiuc.1l in the n
-. s.urn els0ney was juyeste,l i,
stent. I"r making II whi..l, wc.,I;
,e =, I:st u thu pulp were .,lm,ii,.'i % fr'...
Parker Earle, IT Colsjrn. In f.'.;:
E'ower; presented = resolutj.,m E,r th..
:.I, :"''t',c,'l,u'a! s.r'iety of the Mi..i.:. s
!l'pi Valley IN favor IT aiss,ln,. 'I:r Sr..'.
!ts:'e ''rtwecn the l.. =. and a:.n"'s..
VI nt,rt'''uitural l'rssi,lct. Of ,l.,.,,..",;..
growth. Il. kalk~mh,e ecl,t uf 1T';
,.g" argued In '.v"r II ,I,.. n,s,,,,,.', ~ ~,
.n d"ty -" raw nax sn.i t,w IT,.
- s..',. y. :,. .x '.'ul' ;. pro.iutri ch.."e me-
u !" Tue Western States ii,.n !" Ei,
."l~. aud gave figure, N s,,,,..r, 80 1'..< u
;!:.'. he claim: Tie Same. va. !r"e IT IT
.inen: .,n'. Otto Young. IT CEir.r"" "i ic,.' :"
r'er. tav"re.l an iIcr,,ss.si ' G.,,:: :e" W..
~.tchts. eases and m.ov~,,,..,,,. % y =" y"
a.. !;. CENT; ad val'r~n,. The c,,,.n,,. IN ~
''''n : ~ WI visit Pullman this .ft"."".... ''s-
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09
Hubbard Left out In the Gold.

TT. I0NAcE, Mi.:h.. Sept. 8.-The
Republican Congressional C0uven-
ljOn of the Eleventh district ysster-
tlsy nominated by acclansxtion Ed
vsrxl Brestung Of Neg~uHee to xuc-
ceed Jay A. Hul'l'ell In Conxreas:
Mr.. Brsntung has been . resident Of
the upper peninsula for nearly thirty
YenfD,
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09
D1nfo0RATIC 0Al6DmAm1


For this very Important olIlee the
County Democsaije Convention pre-
sented The name of Mr. Joseph H.
Harper. It made ~ sxcelDene se3ee.
tioe. BY taste and sdseatioa Mt.
Harper b emissstly qsaliAed 70 al
The position. Being . surveyor By
pgoSeas6oo he ha0 mastered all thooo
bsaneises u study taaght IN our eom.
asoa sehools, . thoeoagh ksowIedge
a which b % esseatial 70 The sotio.
betoey disehazgs et 'hs dstiss II The
omee. The iatssssts ef or pahlie
schools eannot b eatrusted b meee
eo0pstent hands, and parsnts and
othess who desire The eeecttou q .
high standard Of excsllsose IN teach.
80 will I'D II accomplishing that
s0d By eeaessing tue o@ee u Super.
satesdest Of Publie 6cheols upon M.
Joseph H. Harper.
F0R sURvGY0R.
Fog this ollee the eouventioo
named Ar. y. b. Ringslinx. This
3. ntIemnan b . practical surveyoe Of
acknowledged ability, who b too Veil
aDd hvorably known throughout the
county to need further introdution.
The Office cannot we'll Be plaeed In
safer hands, and the vseens of Silver
Bsw csonty will advance their inte-
rests bv passing II to the eentrol Of
the Deu0cratic uon,in {.
CORONER.
Dr. James Thompson, the present
ioc0mbeat, has been resomiaated foe !
this positien. Dr. Thsmpsoa's high |
stas'ing In his preeession, and bic
rocagnised worth - . citiseu, unite |
II placing biz eIeetion beyosd .
doubt. The duties Of the Office will
b in the future, - Il has been 10 TIE
past, faithfully discharged BY the
noasinee Of the co0venti0n.
JUSTICES OF the PEACE.
NJ. E. n. Nichols aud John Eddy
Who are named for this oGlce are
geMtlemen whose ability to sAiisiso-
lorily disehaFye ito duties b unques.
They cOsmmand the respect
am.l confidence Of the cOmn,uuiiy,
aud by their personal popularity aud
ntnes for the 10
'itt'a they will command votes
snOugh to insure their election.
COxsrABLEs.
Captain Owens anil Mr. Elias
Lytle are the Den,ocratic nominees
0r Csnstables. The records which
h~se gentlemen have made - peace
'lncen will draw to their support oil
:lasses Of our lsw-ahiding citizens
Without resari to political prefer
'nces. Their election may he con-
'idsred beyond pesadventure. |,
noAD SUPERVISOR.
Tnero h no 0lIl,'e of . local clar.
'cter the faithful dischrrgs Of which
. Of s0ch moment the travellinx 4
'ublic - that Of Rnad Supervisor.
10 selecting NJ. T. 8. Kileallan - .
andidate 1or the position the town. I
hip delegates tn the Convention he'd
. eye to the pG blic Interests and I
llade . choice which the vOtess will I
'eartily ratifv 1t the polls. NJ, Kill {
allan b young man Of energy and 4
i,aracter and II elected will do - he
'rosuised: ''Keep the roads in goed {
sdir," The psople will take him at
ID word and plaes the highways Of
b district under his cootrol foe the o
ext two oyears. y
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09

It 10 sald that Mr.. Blaine bas
pledged bis support to the straight
out Republican revolt against Ma
h0neism In Virginia.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09
m. oorea Trouble Settled.

auAxomAI, Sept. 8.-The 'iflicuI'
tvI.tw,~,, JalAn aud Cores. hts ''eeI'
arranged. CDrea )sms agreed ~ 10y
ejO. .WN ~ compensation to japan
And fjO. .OOD to the relatives Of MUIR
deresl Jspauese subjects.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09

MAx,rA, Sept. a.-On" hundr'.d
md seventy ier>oils died here M
cI,olera % Thursday. amt 1:s' de"t''S
o.s.arred In the meixlIbortny Villages
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-09-09
California 0roenbackers' Noni.
nations.

California 0reenbackers' Nou:i.
nations.
NAN FnANcIs<W. Sept. S..--The
Grtxnt'as'k Convention last night
made the following nomination. !:
Secretary Of state, Robert Summer. ::
Treasurer, II. r. Buell. Controller.
y. +. Orse; AttOrmey-Gemerxl, Mr..
Marian r's'sl; SurveyOr.(;..meral, ".
}. Cutl'lIcrts0n Surt. If Public In.
structt.n. +. J. kclielll,o,,.e; Justice
1T the Supreme Court. W. G. stat
ton aud John Clark Clerk Of the
Supreme Court, J. r. O'TOule: : Con-
gre:sn!en at.l-arxe, Stephen Mayl,~ll
and Warren Chase kailrned i;,,,,-
missioner. first district, q. r. Elliot ::
.:sDnd. J. H. R@tist.,,se; tl,iri. e. H.
Holloway; Congressman, first di.-
'rict: Il. z. Irwin F.; sec"utl. +. Wunl.
warIs; thir'i, w. U. Howe: fourth.
iease kinley Board Of Equaiix..
tiD'', fr.t district Leonar.l W. Kidd.
:econd. Thomas MsCUnnell : fourth
}: y. Lovel. After cl,nwine . state
Centrsl Committee the c0nyenti..n
adjourned siNe dic.