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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04
scIpIo. N. Y Dec \ Ie7o

ScIPIOi N. T., Dec. j, 1879.
I am The pastor Of the Baptist Church
here, and an educated physician. am
nos in practice, but am my sole family
physician, and advise in many chronic
cases. Over year ago recommended
your Hop Bitters to my invalid wife,
who has been under medical treatment
of six Of Albsny's best physicians sev.
eral years. She has become thorough.
1y cured of her various complicated
diseases by their use. We both recon-.
mend them TO our friends, many Of
whom have also been cured of their
various ailments by them.
REv. Z. Il. WARREN.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04
CENTRAL HOTEL.
- tprTasiis thr I.K.lrasd stafiou.1
AILEsHrEG, CENTRE COUNTY, PA.
4. A. KOHLBECKER, Proprietor.

THROUGH TRAVTLEEs oa ths railroad will hnd
ihts Hotel rHrrIIfHt place g. iunrh. procure a
meal ~ ALL TRAINS rop about Is minutes a.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

AN "oRoAS."-"Young subscriber"
wants to know what is an organ ?" It
is the opposition paper, my son the
vile and trucking sheet through whose
venomous NAV, fntid with vice and
fostering with the loathsome corruption
in which it daily wallows; the other
party, blistered with the plague spot of
political leprosy, sewers the noisome
filth OF its pestilential ideas. Gur.r.r I
That's what an orgsn is, my boy. Our
own paper Is Fearless and out spoken
Champion for the Truth. You may
have noticed that.-Hasokeys.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04
NeU Advertisement.
DR. MAzIER's ROOT BrrrEns.

H
Frazlefs HDyi Bttsrs are not 8 dram shop phsky
beverage, but strictly medicinal 10 sTsry ssnss
Thoy act strongly upon the liver and kidneyt kssp
The bYWsls gpen sBd regular, make TIE weak strong
heal the punks bulldIup the nerves and cleanse the
blood and systsul ~ esefy impuFity.
F0f DilIness Kus u blood 70 the Head. tending 10
Apgplefy, Dyspepsia Fevef and Agus DfoTay. Pimpes
end Bstchsa ksfofulDus fiumofs ard koTss TsfteT.
Ring Worn, White Swelling EfyslpslAs, sore Eyss
aud fDr young men tpEsfng from Weakness OF
Debility caused from imprndspea, aud g. females In
delicate health Ffazisfs Hygi Hlttefsa are especially
recommended.
Dr. Frazier ! have used two bottles II sour Root
Htirrs frr bgsepsia Dizziness, WeaLnaHs aud kidusy
biscAss, and they did god than the doctors
ard all The medicine ever used From the hTsi dosa
began - mend. and ana ngu iH perfect health, ssd
feel 90 we'll ss ever eid consider your medicine
II the greatest of blrsslugt
NIKE u MAHTtS Cleveland. o.
Fold ly al druggists everywhere at q ref bottle,
HENRY d. Co., Sole Props.
Hf-ly. ~ yessy st. Nsw fork
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

HAD great trouble with my lungs
until I used PERuSA. Am we'll. Mas.
A. BRIsKE, Pittsburg, Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04
WIN Contributions FROM rHE Pm oF
DISTINGUISHED MASONS.
Other Excellent Features.

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.. The Farmers Worid--d fIH page Of
horticultural and Farm NetHs.
3. The Literary Worid-A ftlit page Of
Long Stories and Short Stories, C5u,tc
Baiiads anil Serious Poems, Fairy Tales
and Sailors Yarns.
1. The Holsskeeper's Columns What Er-
cry Woman Wants 10 knoIo
8. The Veterinary Department. Win pre-.
seriptioHS fire. for all Subscribers, and
fHti Instructions for the treatment Of
iire stock.
9. The best Chess Column IN the ,rorid
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:. The best Checker Department in the
trorld for both imatctir and profess
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8. 4 Corner for tie Toung FoiEs- Riddles,
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sc.
Q. Complete MARKET Reports CHrrvailed
IN detail and accuracy.
10. Anurcrs 10 Inquiries.
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There hariHg been such az unsettled feeling
among importers aINi MaUtfaetivers Of
late arc hare be,n especially Eraeting in
The purchase Of o,G.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
A Too Common and Alarming
Expression.

The Yellowstone J0arM0! says that
.l,. ,.xurpss;,,n ''a:l"A ser dead NNIy
i: uud in the Ieilnw~ ONE IL l0ecOI'i-
i'm, t.r, ru,u,mOn aud alarming, Not
;, i..y rssSs.s nut VIVA; u 6'dy ar two
m. i-'..si OH: ut some place " Ot"er.
Many have been drowned, amt many
more s.e ti,s, victims ri tile tlerpera-
d.s.. who arr following up the rail-
r,u.l work with purlns+es 81 robbery
and murder. AL who seek to HIDE
their cri,,,es by throwing their VIE
inns into the ruthless YellOwst''ne.
whos,. current carries In It's rushing
c,,urse ever. thing before It, au''
when q projecting snag catches :!
m,"r unfortunate. the l*siy IL {. uni
wn,t hu.i.s! az y mystery. and III.
s.r,a.tr:.t..r x.x.< unlMnisNei.,i indeed
s;nr ,.!, IL ever II. dc for linn. hut II
,,a. ,.,.,r T.. Such n piss that ~O':'..-
fila. u.:,~: l." done to- vii" "si' :i:'.
stain on t!,t. name u! the valley. ant!
,;,,,. too. 1T once. Vigilantc* stlOu''
;n. organized a,,i these devils driven
,,,, .. the Country or hun. to- thu
,..,rrst tree. aud eft there ~ = warn
ms. 20 their i,rs,: her~ ~ crime. W hiie
-. :, rul.. lymcll law should not bt
:. .nu,cua ,,c..d. still thrr. ar c,se-
and these are lew g: them -wh u
the wh,c!~ ri Justice Grind to"s' vi!
for the We! are Ut he people. A land
..; organization vi r:lne.lsers along tht
riv. r. and the law-a!,i'iii,y citizens :"
The several towns. headed ny De
i.r,u;ncd men. will stop It Iu'ck"'
! than anything else.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
Chasing the Orees.

Last month a large party 81 CTe,es
and l,ulf.l,rees!s. belonging to the
British Possessions. came ncrtAs the
/ ne into Mix r yer valley to hunt
buffalo and steal lI"r>t's. Captain r..
X. kellogg and u detachment II tf'"'i''
iron, Eurt A.>ina(NDtne were sent O!'t
to- drive the Indians hack north.
WLii. the ,wrtv was in camp near
tie lake, eight miles eas, Ut tl'e upper
crossing Of the big i,s,it.. interpreter
Brown md AN Indian scout nance!
S;.anlbu E,un.I u party "f C;ec- and
h it-i,ree.ls killing buffalo north III
the river. and told them 10 4" tack
into British America. They refused
to 40 ~. were inss,lent, anil warneti
Bruwu and Si,an,t,O to Keep away
from them. Late In the aitcrn'"'h
the tr,Nl~ were started ONt I" force
the Indians. to Oirey. capt. kr'is'R%,
from whos&. report his account l. ia
ken, Gays; IA We reached the river
they raw Us and were saNn In flight.
We over;.n,k their main body four
or five miles north If the river. and
in = .,rir. time had gathered In twet-
~ one Cree. hal!."rvc.i-. sq'lAw'
anil w., boys. :,riy--even horses :,'ni
fourtx... carts, ali .s'Aai.si with utt:,!n
urn.. Ii.mk from them nine !".r-e-
whicl, hal evidently beer stolen and
all their arms mnd cartridges. The
arms ,Oi,>,s. ~ If eighteen NiOrtlt'.-
ter x,,rt,iu.- aud rifles, AMI one a'u'
;tw.x ,u,l.ket, after which We r..
turned to camp, which was reached
ut y u'cl,M.k in the evening. Two
Grippe "a Indians were captured the
next day. and they were di.ar'nest'
md horse which they had st"'en
taken away from them. These
Indian were all turned lO<,se. with
tie. warning that Ii found again on
thi- .i.,.. ut tive boundary line they
would I've more severely dealt with
Independent, l:th.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
Lea%! and Copper Market.

The E.,yajr;"g anH Mining Journal
Of ti.r :: y has the following: =
/; i. becoming more aud more aP-
parent i:,*', compared with former
times, copper enters the open market
i,,,,c:, Iess. The bulk u the trade u
,s.,w dome directly '!ptwecn produceSs
and large consumers, and the metal
IN many cases (l4s.s not even get to
the Great ccntcrs Of distribution. his
makes our market here 70 lifelees aI'-
rar..ntly over long periods, while in
reality luuci, copper may In . quiet
ws: 6c going from the hands Of pro-
ducers or sn,eltrvx into the p0sses~t Ion
oi CONSUMERS. The spot price rematns
firm vt 1SlMlS! for Lake. and LIZ
a>ke,l for Baltimore ind q: her brands
The latest cables from London are
f,;S for Chill Bars
The cad market drags along with
out any animation, and furnishes M
ju.,i..,;inn whatever ~ to what TINS
y,,...ui is really worth in large lines.
The impression sCenls 70 BE- that In
round lots ccrnr,On lead would ~!
f..tci, much more than &C., aud refined
:5;:. As it j. \ triiling j'hbtnE trade
IS cniug WI on the basis Of ). lOt'. t0l
com. ,,n:l and ). lie. for refined. Lon
don, according 10 cable to the New
YORK Exchange. on the LET instant
was ETA 1;is.G' "a lih. for ordinary
Snvui>h. w:.ici, il is stated can Ike LAID
down here. inr j.lN.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
Eu-ope q Thousand, Years Ago.

In the year $40 a ter Christ. What
wis the <!u:c {" Europe: The(i:ts's.
TIC Vm:"i"!>. the Franks. the Huns.
the <"ran::i... IT,. turks. and ";iler
L.: r,.ar;an s.ur..,.:. had invai-x: y Il
uvcYtiii"Hn it,. Human empire. ar"
lad established va;is'u~ kiu.,l"iIs u'r
ON its ruins. Tie h"r'i.s q. savage
i,a.! lies, r"y.I. mt "n!y ~. the works
ri civil .alin, hat civ iiZaiiOu i'>'.if.
J.l,,rant ~ NY were. o! every thin:
tia, Distinguishes mMI c!cva,c> hn.
man n.,:ur... They broke up the
s..l,..c!>, ruined tine monuments, ath''-
i.:,r.. ans m::u nEamu':r urer-, pre-,
vc,l Il com. ..cuv an.l rerlucet! the
COM, .,e,.%. m:;hHi~ I" their "~n con
di!i.,n. :n:,i,yur";iM% In the c''nipiet.
c,i manner the reign -: brute inrct
AMI mental .iarknp y. tfthey after
wur.l e-,r.,l>..,i Christianity, they
nm,,l!aletl it t. their own "a va;yc s,ll"I-
sii:inn, TIL ut last nas,:ht w.~ lett 81
,l.r .iivin. dis, ..n>a'i..n hut its name
10 .-,v-r tho most degrading i,!"latry
au,( .i...nnni>nl. Al the tine we To-
gan our specific rxs.nin:' ion We tin'
that, in the then s.'-a'al!va CHri--
tiun nations. ti.er. existed u" s"i.'n...'
wo.,hy ~ H.. na::.e MI schools what.
ever. R-aliny. writing and ci;'', r.
in: w.,. se:ara,c aud Ci~ inrt trades.
The ,.,as-c-, t:,e NOBILITY, the poor
ami the rich. were wholly u:Iac
q,lain,t.t with tl:c nsystcric. o! the III.
p..at,tl an.. the pen. \ fe": iien.
known us clerks, who generally be-
long.,; t. the priesthood. n:"',ow"
l.xt,i then, ~ !, special class Of artists
They taught their hu>in..s only e
i ,;:e;r srn,inaris,~. apprentices: am
! beyond themselves and their lew ~:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
Very Old People.

sidney Crawford. Of Bri,lgcwater,
VA. is lis years old.
Although R.sl"rt Weir. who IL
now ~ years "f age, T. u veteran "f
the war Of 1872. he has never had a
,v,,>iun. H. Is = resident Of Cecil
county. Md.
Aunt Dinal,, an Indian. living on
the Onunaaaga reservation. Is NS
years If n::e She has just been grant
Ell \ pension of IS y month, with Sun
u. h;.ck pension.
The graduating class IT the West
Newton. Mass, high sshts'l, were
entertained f'r Over an hour IateI;
with u lecture on astr"uo,l,, by Seth
Davis. VINO l. 81 years old.
Henry Gavn,ar. Of Lower Swata RI
Tow n.i.ip. Pa. /. - years ri age. He
va. working In his liarve-t nrl.! lust
week. JOHN r.wlsOn. Ut the same
place, was ~ years Old on the :lti' Of
May.
Henry johnson Was sold on the
auction block in Kin. and Queen
county. V;rIin'a, when Is years ri
age. lie served Gen. Dick Taylor
until l,e was transferred to Gen. An
sir. " Ja.k<On's household. lie was
will, General jackson ut the isaii!e Ut
New Orleans. He IL now liz ng ut
Oi'erlin. ut the age "f l'~ years.
The centennial anniversary q: Mrs.
Joseph Harris at Wheelcr-End. Eng
land. wa the m'ca-i"n of jubilee in
vi irh the whole village joined. 4
triun,pl,ai arch WAS ere, ted, under
which the Il lady rude in an "l<i!
carriage draw ly over go mel, aud
wor,en, all Of whom were her !i,iral
d.Trendants. She has bceh the moth
er ~ sixteen children. The eldest
now living I. II years old, and the
youngest 80.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
Igyptian War Notes.

ALEXANDRIA. August H. Last
evening some shots were exchanged
and several prisoners captured near
the canal. No casualties. Lake Mar
colts. near Mill:slla Junction, is fast
drying up. People are thus enabled
to 80 70 and from kafre-el-DOwxr te-
yOnd the reach Of the guns Of our
OutrUsts.
A captain in the Egyptian army.
supposed to he bearer Of dispatches
to Arab Pasha, is captured ut Suez.
4 number Ut Arabian documents,
suppl. e,l t" be- important, were found
on him. The Dittern has returned
from her mission to Jatfa. Some
Nhieks in the vicinity Of Jerusalem
are arrested. There is much excite
Ment at Port Said. and an outbreak is
thought possible At any moment. The
ships are ready for action. One hum
dretl rounds Of ammunition are served
nightly. The steamship Palmyra has
arrived with y H. FOUNDER battery.
A man cn trial before 4 native iri-
bunal for participation in the massa-
ere Of June ls.i. confessed his guilt
and declared he would DO 50 AGAIN if
an OppOrt unity afforded.
Lieut.. II. +. Smith Darien. II. NJ. :.
lnviucible. has umderi aiken remark
allie enterprise which is to he carriet!
ont tonight. the particulars of which
, are not yet given out.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
Denver Exp0Sit ton.

DENVER, August N-Ata meeting
ri the commissioners AMI tAAlGi;"lS
1T liz. Ma; iu,,ul Mining EAi"'>it'"n
tO.lly, Il .,siIn,:;ise Wits Hi'l"";lt'.i I"
,urf.r with the railroad u:liria!~ With
4 y;cw IL 81, uriny gre ter rt4l',c'n'ns
in excursion RATES. i: WAS a. - re-
solved 10 ask the Mahasrrs II the
c..,..sii:".: ~ .s.s..r .nC ssts'..ts.'..n
;,Y. !.un. ~ ~ ~ T.. iltS.
III! ti..,>.. .tsiir:c.!citi which married
the hc..ufy Of the exhibition as n
Whole a:..i icii.ctrd FROM lis c.i''-
p!.tc,...s, hay. been removed. lac
collection ci mineral, is ::c lrr.r:;.
finest. and most perfect ever gathered
together. 1t is i. grand index I" tho
i;cl.cs If Tie mountain: The "x!!.!'-
lis of mining m:.c;,iH'r, rs well rs
otter industries are Il, .:e aid excl
lieut., and III. departments embrace thu
usual n,:s;erly WORKS. The ,iru'a"Is
ups,n lin: hotel and iHigin: l.us!:a' :'c-
Communications Of Tie city ARE great.
hut extensive rral'a:a; i"'s h'rr .e.'.
n,:.,:. ant; visitors rs yet sai's: E'
Inconvenience.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
Another Railroad Conference.

CHICAGO. August Ia. - General
Manager Wheeler. General Superln-
teiulemt Miller. General Freight Agent
Goddard anl General Passenger
Agent White Of the AtcbisOn. !Ole-
Ii, and Santa Fe railroad. art here,
and are Very much elatea Ut the OUT
lnDk. Interviewed. they say: The
chief engineers of the company are
now directed IL put the rolling stock
IT the company in tirst-cl.sss condi-
ton rs its power promises to bc t:,x+d
To the utmost ~ move the crops II
the country through which the rss.tl
runs. They SAY more traffic il now
III sight than the road will l'e able 10
move in the next eight months.
Al".rt Keep. president and Marvin
IIuchett. vi:.t-rr si.lent and general
manager Of the Chicago and North.
western railroad. lt.f. this afternoon
f"r Saratoga to cnnfer with W. II.
Vanderbilt. tho holds the controlling
interest in the road. rh.. conference
will determine several important
Questions. one vi then, il understood
to liz the iss,lc Of Il stock dividend t.'
cover the present large surplus he'll!
by the c,,!Nlilliv.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
Irish News.

DUBLIN. August ,l.--A farmer
Wis shot dead to-day 1T Cr:u' " i..''.
Count, Clare. In the Commission
Court to-day Timothy lio,kc. John
CUn..Ur, Eichar! >avage and Mauric"
Costello were found guilty II having
m,rp.t.a:.ri, on the 18th II March
last. seyera. 0.;,rasrs in the leigh
;nr,"xxi Uf fai,y. County Kerr!
Rnr.e WIS sentenced t. fifteen. am!
-. il uf ia. o;ncro ~ :rh Years p:::';':
srrv;: u,l'.
Three tier mer were found guilty
-. Il savage assault ;;!%n !" !"is"'i
n..,.,ui sullivan. =: Shallow. and wrr"
:r.,trLct,l to srr\itW" Tor t"r"ty.
l;f.c:! and ten Years rrSlNH't'\e'!
.,iul. n,an w!,n fired ut a. srl.liei ~,
Mul:iny:.r WI, seE;"Nus to lie iOn:
serV.tWIc.
III. ,urv who convicted Francis
ll:. l,cs, a,.trm, Il 10 Ii: han:'L next
,u.,:iih Tor the murder If .sO::n Do
i..nyu,s. IL hcr,.cr "tar Ennis. - IT,"
weeks .,:''. have m"'lr application '"i
protection i'.u", :i:~ court.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
Theatre Oomi que.

4 new programme last evening In
trnl.,c.-d several attractive features II"
the Interest," < aud pleasing l~rf"rn''
an.,e- nightly given at the C"'n'9'e.
The s..ng. .nd .lsn"ing we're all ~
the nj. hest order vi neyi: and e''c'te''
,ountl after romr Il If sr"laus' when
called each performer In hi" or rrr
turn to the fCoilights. lie i's
Four were. simply in'ns "sr. AMI
kent tie house convu'~es' With 'a"R'',
ter. Ruth. the Lovely Flower Cir.
WA. ~ usual, well presented. AMI 'c
the audience in g'n'tl hu'n"r with
themselves and With the rest 81 'i'e
world.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
CARPENTERS Argument.

WAsI;lSGroN. August l4.-Carlell-
ter AMI Kcir gut into Il CON: rOver>y
about the Trinidad. Madison route.
which was finally cut short ny the
former with the remark. "'fhel:' are
80 mlany ;iSh in this sea, there - H..
Use quarreling about this sucker"
.An"iiwr rl;i.er heated controversy
::,,,e lar. Weem the same ge"i:t nel rs
- III. statement L.: N-Ir th.:t j. Il.
Miner represented tn. :myti,ic | ls'r-
sOnaxe known ~ j.. n. An'+:. Car
pe,,,er C.,n: en- ling that the tcst'is'',iy
was in direct contradiction t. the
stateu,ent. Branching "tf from his
rr,tic.sing K.rr's ar, ul,rnt, Cari"m'
TER aplA,r.! h n,>.':t /" the r'l,~";rr:'-
tiu,, III the Testimony IN which th.'
prosecution rc:.t.!. Car.~m'er hid
lot tiuis,.d his argument when the
court adjourned.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
signal Fires.

4 correspondent Of the Billings
II. ru,d writing irnn Guys Bluff,
under date OF August I, says: Last
night il monster fire vs.. lighted az
the huff mere i'he highest in u cir
c',i! "f many mniic-t 10y u Urge lrar;y
-; Cross Indians. .;urh u large tire
is .ra Remembered i,y The n!.it-.! is''
hah,tan,. Many :tar that 1t j. sig.
ma; ,ur tie scattered bands ~: Cr'ws
tu meet ..' IL genera! rendezvous. a"t'
.n:erppt the signal fire a~ the inten'
s;,.n ns I've. s:r..>> 10 ,a,i:,,ui: s,';!te t'!c
xc' q: hostility, in cs'nsert, agains;
the W',itvs.o
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16

Mr.. II. J. Burton is In the city from
st. Pail.
Mr.. William Hill, Of Helena, Is in
the city.
MI. +. e. Martinsdale, Of Ogden. Il
visiting butte.
Nj. b. +. White, the Dillon hank
er, il in the city.
MI. F. T.. Kicks arrived from Utah
few days since.
Mr.. &. d. Mercer is among the re-
cent arrival. from Omaha.
Mrs. Kate Sh'<iair, after several
days visit to the Bolder Hot Springs,
returned yesterday, much improved
IN health.
sir. t:srrge Tong and family leave
this morning f"r BOULDER h 1t Springs.
Ills family viii remain at Tire '"t'rr
place while Mr. Tong makes buzz
mes. trip to Hell. nn.
\. A. F.~s, NJ. f., superintendent
, of the Clcnslcnin Mining and Sn'e!:
, ing com pany, Gold Run, Barker dis
! trict. paid the MINER n pleasant 90:
yesterday. Mr.. F.~s II ls"k'ng 81
the mincs al this district.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
Miscellaneous.

D.Ml-. Texas, Angus: 1l-Cni.cd
STATES Deputy Marsi,.l Young ~.s
shot fatally hy .j.a".s and Rainfall IN
;hr Cl,w.t,w i,;,;i... wl"!:. -xt"'''i.'.
n warra;i, a. the itn"il OF ..ln.%.
Jones and X ,rdall areb ing pursued.
NEW y. LEANS. August little
National! 2rt.en'mc!; party has ad",-
ri Il RESTITUTION thankim. ::'.. S:rr'.-
tnry If Ike Nay: tor emf"ycin. Tire
eight hour law.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
Washington Gossip.

WASHINGTON. August li.-.iA:
Beard III Audit consisting Of IT,"
first aud second coup. rollers Of t''s
Treasury, and the Treasurer q: Tx"
United states. appointed l'y Congress
To consider all the claims growing at
Of the illness and burial If President
Garfield have. SD far received only
three claims viz: Milne 4 l'rs't rt"r
furniture, i.esis and bedding SILL 80:
J. Walsh. New York. for ein!s,:n,inI
I. slv, $500; and the claim 1T the EN-.
piuyees Of the executive MaE>i'';'.
whici, is tor t;,r"' months sal;:r. :.
Under this amp ,rt iOliil:-i:t there VIII
he paid $ll.lI3.
The N"r:i, RI Pacific company mas
COMPLETED Two ;;.l.li' nl.al section, I"
iis rs,tl, "ne il in Idaho and i',.' ~ 'rr
in Montana. lite tw., s.y,i"!!s cover
abrut 10 miles.
Ex-senator c0Mkling. counsel !"r
the Northern Pacific Company, ri'i,,!
ut TIE Department Of the Interior to-
day on .usiut>s in relation, 10 tN"'n-
jnimy the Completed sections.
The State department h = rrr"iv.u
information from Minister Lowe: ot
tho rr!rasr Vi Mcsn... ari,.>t".! IL
! IRELAND under the r-;'rvS:i.,n act.
T!x. 'n,i! ot B,g'-l"w. tn. .i-:a''',n.
teller q, the Sa;' "nai hank "f III" Re-
,ni,iw. is rs,:u,td fv"" 49, an I"
S.1!Nu i'::c Cover: ~. Il; has i,kr'.
the i.r-caU,i"n 1T issuing w:r am :
for several item, Of einnr2>!.nc'',
making - warrants. Bail is n"i
given.
The Secretary cf War has ISSUED
an order ter thu guidance Of qu'rter'
masters in The adjustment II rail
r.x,d transportation "r,',H"tS. IN m''
c,r.!auce with ;tcrn; Su: RENE. t'"airl
decisions. and thu. provisions ri IL"
army appropriation h.ii tor III" cur
tent year.
Major Mv;i!c f.. R,ls,"'k is az
F., painted Engineer at the Ih light
house District. and Major N.:i'".:
take. RI, ,r.e .; the improvement; III
the Potomac river in the nei.hhor
hood III Washington.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-16
From thu ally - Tuesuisy.
WHAT NEXT7
Tho Smo6ehouse Lode Jumped by
Peter f1ckAhan ana ".
B. Hull.
a Bit Of Tobacco for the
Nine Claimants to
Smoke.

Yesterday morning our citizens
were somewhat astonishcd ~ we'll ~
highly pleased t. learn that the
SmOkehOuse lode had been jumped,
and 'Or the benefit Of outsiders We
viii merely state that this b one Of
tie COM ?anies which has Instituted
suit against the lot owners of Butte,
for the recovery VI eertain surface
ground. That the Sn,OkehOuse has
BEEN jumIesi and that tao BY parties
Who are likely to "stay with II" b
beyond question, and there sec,ns to
be one " two technical points in
favor Of the Jumpers, and they pro-
posc to take advantage ofthem. The
patent tn tn: Sn,okel,suse was reject
ed sometime since because 1t con-
tanned . reservation cla,,so in regard
tathst PARTON covered by the town.
site If Butte. Now this patent was
not only rejected hut forward Il hack
with the demand that 1t contain
no reservation whatever. Having
voluntarily rejected the only patent
which The government had the
power or Gesi re to give, was II not
necessary to do their rtrular Sl0o
worth Of assessment work each year
the same rs though no patent HAD
ever hcen issued, for they really had
surrendered the patent, tn all iutents
anil purps~e-. Now should this be the
c:sse, and there Is certainly point In
its favor, why cannot 1tcMs',an and
Hull hold the Sn,okehouse lode, tor
no: a dollar has been expended upon
It for more than two years.
This II . sweet mOrsel for the
Sm"kehouse party to roll under
their tongues.
Would II not be the proper thing
for NcMahan AMI Hull IL notify the
citizens that they will not recognize
any settlement with other parties
than Themselves:
Thi. would indeed put another face
On the matter and We are constrained
10 ak "wl,at next?"