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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-18
Personals.

Mr.. T.. 4. Price h over from Silver
Star.
E. A. Hettinger, Esq.,, Of Misssoula,
10 In the city.
Charles LaraLie, ESQ.,, left this
morning for Chicago.
Geo. w. Odell returned Monday
night from a visit 10 the States.
Mr.. J. l.. Morris, Of Norris Bros.
Is building a fine residence on West
broadway.
Mrs. JOSEPH, Valley Is quite i'll at
the residence of Charles Palmer, from
the effects Of exposure III the tir.'
Monday night.
Mr.. Warren &. King, son Of
James King, Esq, Of this city. ar
rived from Chicago yesterday. Mr..
King will become resident Of Butte,
occupy ing a position In his fathers
Office.
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"Dennis Gaflnoy. railroad gra-
der, was brought up this week from
Thompson, - an accessory to muir
der Tor attempted murder), at that
point. 1t seems that Gaflhey Dwell q
saloon hill and disputed It, shipping
the saloon-keeper, r. E. Fristoe, In
the face. Result: Dennis was get
ting the worst of an encounter, when
Tom Gallagher, a friend Of Gallhey's,
came up and shot the saloon-kecper
twice, inllicting wounds from which
he will probably die. Both men got
away for the time being, but Gatfney
was arrested, examined rs Justice
Merritt At Horse Plains, and re-
manded to jail to await action Of
Grand Jury. Gaffhey has since ex-
pressed the opinion that the killing
OF Fristoe Was q good job and should
have been done long ag0.-xisso"'
Han.
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A Great Blu.

At the Theatre Comique on Fri.
day evening next testimonial ben.
eft will be rendered to the. popular
favorites, FHy and Thompson aud
Rosa Rowland aud Millie Thomas,
on which occasion, In addition to the
usual strength Of the company, will
appear ten volunteers, amateur and
professional. The aftcrriece will he
''The Mormon, or Life In salt
Lake, a side-srlitting comedy that
has had a prodigous run wherever
produced. The evenings entertain
ment will Ike the greatest bill ever
brought out at this popular place Of
amusement.
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VNKsRUEG, Oct. 16-Work is about
to commence on the broken !evies be-
tween here and Natchez.
BIDDErORD. Me. Oct. l;.-The men
in the shoe factory Of l.. H. bay l,e-
gan 4 fresh strike to-day.
PARIS, Oct. l6.-An appeal by VIC
tor Hugo del'res:sting the execution Of
Arab l':asha il published.
NEW York. Oct. I6.-. Henry George
was welcomed by :;n immense con-
course Of people ~, landing this MORN
ing. lie g0esto Philadelphia tonight
AMI will deliver NV address Il The
Cooper Institute on Friday.
MADISON. Wis, Oct. IL. Colonel
TI,,s. Reynolds ~ arrested, charged
with forging la,lsiOu papers AIT! de-
frauding the Government in S:5,MAJ
while pension agent. lie enters q
denial and cllargr' ia,liti'a! prrsecll-
ton.
KANSAS C,iI. NJ, Oct. li;.--(arres-
lDOnslence is in progress la,s ing to the
withdrawal Of 10th Ex-Governor
Robinson, Ereenbacker. and Col.
lick, the Democratic nominee for
Governor. and the Substitution Of
John Martin. Democratic, at the lead
Of the Greenls,ck state ticket.
READING. Pa. 3ct. lS.-.John
Brown. aged W, died in Marion town
ship to-day Ut ola age. When the
graveyard insurance business was Mt
its height Brown was insured h. out
side parties for &!15!(W. All the
policies, however. became void when
The companies were declared illegal.
A dispatch from th: Munticaules
mines reports that the gen.lar,nes
hsve discovered fifteen dynamite car
tri'ges with q lighted fuse attached.
hidden near Il school hO,lsc. 1t was
ex;ingu;shel without an explosion.
Two Thousand troops are stationed in
the neighbOrllOo<l oil 4he town.
New YORK. Oct. ia joint con.
ference ct the committees If the
De.nocra, e organizations in this cit :.
after a long consultation. divided the
ticket 50 that the naming Of the sher.
iff goes to Irving Hall, the county
clerkship TO the county Democracy.
and the two judges Of the Superior
Court and the three corOners to Tam
many.
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A Chinaman was killed at Ameri-
ca Falls, Idaho. last week, while
asls p In biz tent. On last Sunday
night the following incidents trans
pired there, - reported by the Ogden
Pilot q the 18th instant: 1.-TWO des-
peradoes, known - johnson and
Tex, had been loaAng around that
part Of the eou ntry during the sum-
mes and had incurred the enmity Of
the law-abidlng citisens, . number Of
whom resolved to run them out Of
the town. They were waited upon
and given until 8 O'Clock Sunday
night to leave. Suspicion rested up
on them Of having murdered the
Chinaman who was found dead In
his cabin Sunday morning. They
responded to the citizens demand to
leave BY saying that they would not;
that there were not men enough 1T
American Falls to make them leave,
and thereupon began to shoot into
the crowd. The citizens then pro-
cured guns and returned the are, and
the despefadoes fle1 across the Snake
river. threatening 70 return and clean
out the town. Returning, they met
the night Waterman who told them
that they would be hanged. They
then 1red three shots ct him without
effect. He replied with HE revolver
and wounded johnson three times,
once In the arm, once In the body
and once in the hand. Tex. then
ran up aud tried to kill the night
watchman, who having exhausted his
ammunition, srsppled with and
threw him down. At this juncture
the citisens arrived on the ground,
seised the two desperadoes and put
ting ropes around their necks, hanged
them from the Oregon Short Line
bridge over Snake river. The bodies
were cut down three hours afterwards
and buried by the citizens.
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Railroad Racket.

During the past year the Northern
Pacific has spent 81, 81 ,ao5 for con-
structiOn.
The strike on the west end of the
Northern Pacific has been amicably
settled, and the payn,aster h enroots
II the front with funds to ray the
men oil.
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Special DSsposeh 70 the NlDRE.
News has been received here OF q
serious and perhaps fatal mise dis
aster ut the Gregory mine, near jeff.
erkon City. Two men employed in
the 3o0-foot level not coming out at
noon, an examination showed they
had been cavet on. A many - can
work in the drift are now digging
them out. They can he heard work
Ing, but It - feared the cave 10 - ex-
tensive it will take some time to
reach them. Their names have not
been ascertained.
HELENA, Oct. Is.
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The Oregon Short Line.

The following telegram explains
POcArEI.L0, Idado, Oct. Is.
TO THE MINER: The hrst train over
the OREGON short Line reached this
point this evening from the East. A
Marty Of railroad people will srrtve
here tomorrow and proceed to the
end Of the track, and from there into
Wood River Ly private conveyance.
BROWN.
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Mineral Patents.

The following patents have been
recently issued I:
Patrick A. Largey, upon the sam
pie Ore lode, Madison county. Silver
Star mining district.
Joseph r. Walker, upon the Hawk
eye lode, Silver Bow county, summit
Valley mining district.
Erastus A. Nichols, upon the Hub
lode, Silver Bow county. Summit
Valley mining district.
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Thb years assessDent Il tAs mo.
pssty q Levin and Clarke eounty
sosts up q, III, 7oo.
The Flyen, Beuls and Jecko. have
bsea shipped from Helena to Salt
Lake City. where they win winter.
The saints Il The center sake had
better hook out for them q the spsinx
meeting.
Sheriff MeKsasie, q 0alfstin coun-
~, easss reward q >Gn0 for the ar
rest and conviction Il The murdessr
q 0eosyo King, who VA killed II
Brsdgef canyon On the 3lst q 1T Ju-
y.
Although the season WAS quite r.
verable . large number q farmers In
the valley were caught . week late
In harvesting their erops, and tie
lad weather has kept them back.
Unless good weather sueoseds there
will Be considerab1e crop lost.
Duean, the delaulting military tel
egraph operator, who vas recently
captured It 0lendivs, has made hs
escape from the guard house ct Font
Ellis. squads Of soldiers are ont,
searching for him and : reward b
odered, bat, . yet, no clue to his
wheroaoouts has been obtained.
The monument to the sojdien and
eitissns who fell ct the battle Of Big
Hole, where chief joseph vas 90
eallantly attn cked in 1877, rs been
shipped ifsm TIE east and b now O
the way 70 Montana. It h described
- . sahstantial and sisabls piece Of
work, e)aborately Inscribed with the
historical ibcts eonnocted with the
en1agenent with the Nes Psress, and
the roll q honor Of those who eell o.
the llsld.
The Cree Indians on the eastern
border Of the Territory have been
evincisg maTaudisg disposition.
Last Monday . party Of the Red
skins visited Rutherfords ranch 1t 8
mile creek and compelled the inmates
to cook for them. In talking to a.
Indian woman, who was employed
1t The ranch they said they were after
the Peigans for the purpose Of steal
ing their horses but added they
would take any horses they could
6nd. :
The following has besn sent to the
Hassbasdsaas by Nessrs. John Jacobs
and Avery Stought: "While tsavsl-
ing through from Fort Nagtnnis, We
came across . man lying dead cut o.
the prairie, and be must have been
dead day Or two from his appear
ance. On his person was found IN
envelope addressed to f. E. johnson,
and : letter postmark ed White Sui
phur SPRING.; Also 800, which we
took. We wrapped him up in blan-
ket and buried him - decently -
possible. II you know any Of his
friends please let them know, and
write to u ct Couls0n, on the Yellow
stone. He was man about six feet
high, dark complexion, aud very
stout built. We came across him be-
tween the Black Butte and Big Bend
Of the Musselshell. Please put his
name In your paper, 70 II he has any
friends they viii hear of It,"
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DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. VIM. ]. 0albeaith, Judge,
ProeldinG.

Upton ct n. W. Long Ct a.; eject.
ment. Decree for plaintiffs.
Casey e d. VI. Given; debt. Judg.
ment for plaintiff.
Casey -. Reed; debt. same entry.
Parchen ct d. ". Bell g. / O.; de.
fault catered against defendant.
Cause referred to commissioner.
First National Bank ~. Bowes Ct.
A.; debt. Judgment for plaintiff
Kinna ct u. ". Bell b. and e. Co;
debt. Default entered, cause referred
to commissioner.
8layman ". Bell =. and e. Co.;
debt. Same entry.
Casey Ct IL. w. Bell s. aud e. Co.;
debt. Defendants demurrer over
ruled.
Smith ct al. -. Bell Is. and C. Co.;
debt. Same entry.
Durand ". Bell 8. and G. Co.; dsbt.
Same entry.
Hartman ": Morrison replevin.
Case continued, leave granted to an
swer next term.
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Railroad Racket.

Octoper Ath, Northern Pacific stock
was quoted o. follows: Common,
40;; preferred, 95l.
1T takes 3O,1l6 locomotives, which
cost $l64, 450, 900, tn haul US around
on the railroads Of the United
States.
A. largo force Of men and teams are
ut work on the Northern Pacific
grade north Of Helena. The grade
b now nearly finished between Hell
ena and Bedford.
About the middle Of this month
the Bismarck railroad bridge over
the Missouri River will be formally
opened for traeIic. Ten engines will
be placed on the bridge rs a test At
its strength.
L. 4. Dakin, master mechanic Of
the Utah l. Northern railway CONF
pauy, has removed his residence from
Silver Bow to Deer Lodge. The
buildings was first pat up ut Black
foot, moved then to Eagle Rock,
then to Silver Bow and now to Deer
Lodge.
The Bozen,an tunnel Is in the
mountain ut the west end about forty
five feet, while the rock remains the
same, aud work Is being done to
much better advantage than hereto
fore. RAPID progress b being made
In the Ion & cut on the east side Of
the rsnge, and will soon be CONF
pleted tn the heading.
The Ncw North Urt sayx: The
Utah L Northern bridge builders,
having completed the work to and
from Deer Lodge, have started In on
the extension 10 Littlo Blackloot.
O'Neill l. Casey's track layers are
surfacing the road from Warm
Springs here, and will be occupied
ut that nearly q week lonycr, after
which they will resume track laying
to Little black foot. There il only .
little over = mile Of grading IL cont
plete between the lower crossing Of
the Deer Lodge and Little Black foot,
and 10 there are some thirty men and
teams still remaining on the work,
which u principally y light I'll, 1t
will not take long to complete the
grade.
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40 ~ Da1ly - 1ssooa9.
= Hare on PARK 14nDnR.
TIE Palace Asseauzant Q 1oeal
Loss-otAsr Properly DAM
04o0.

About nins e'eieek last night . Ar
broke out IN The Palace Restaur.u
o. West Park street. Kept By Joe
wadley. The building h . lirh
ssanss, and before the nrs briesd,
could reach The spot with their hos,
earss. The entire building was enivel
opsd IN flames. The MINER rspor
yer happened 70 - passing 1t u,
time the irs broke out and h
observed that from the time TN
alarm was given until the Are brio
ode had . stream playing upoa Ii,
names. Wa Just four minutes, and
another stream was started almoe(
Immediately after. The nre va
under control In % short . time thai
the damage BY nrs was entirely con
hsed to the building where the aru
originated. The building b owned
BY ]. Lavalle Who sustains . Ioes q
$3.50 to $1,000. Issuance not -
certained. joel Wadley loses hi,
entire stock and the furniture Of tn
Palace Restaurant. He estimator
hts loss at d, 800 Insurance, $50
The adjoining room On the west,
which b mart Of the Lavalls proper:
y. was occupied by "Helens bahies''
hall game. The babies were saie]y
removed, and the proprietor mesa
with but trining ]oss. Adjoining thu
burned building on the east was the
Once and apartments Of Dr.. Wm.
Todd. who meets with . slight losa
BY water damage, bat = likely IA
prove . heavy loser y thisvesy. Dr..
Todd and his wife lad retired fos
the night, and upsn hearing The
alarm and realising the close prog
unity q the danger, rushed out d
the house leaving . pestmonaie o.
the bureau, containing 80 in money,
and jewelry including . diamond
ring with twenty-five stones, the
whole valued ct 81. 500. Upon ~
turning to the room tn . portmonaie
and contents had disappeared.
Shsrwood's coffee and lunch stand
adjoining DR.. Todd's ONCE, on the
the east was fer . time the scene OF
great confusion. Soon after the
alarm, and when Mr.. Sherwood and
his friends were strajnipg every
nerve to get the furniture and stock
to . place Of safety, IN entire stran-
ger rushed In, and ssising . coal oil
lamp from one Of the tables, deliber-
ately threw 1t upsn the door. The
lamp broke into . thousand pieces,
the oil ignited and the flames from
the burning oil leaped nearly to the
ceiling. Mr.. Sherwood threw .
number q table cleths onto the
flames and BY dint Of vigorous stamp
ing slnothered the fire. His loss b
trifling, being about 500 BY damages
from water and brcakage. 1t 10 ex-
fortunate that It was .
calm night, had the high wind, which
has recently prevailed, been blowing,
nothing Gould have saved the entire
wooden row In which the lire origi.
mated.
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Ventilation 1T Re0oh0w Oporo
House.

The facilities provided Tor ventilat-
ing the Open House having been
brought into question, . MINER re-
porter yesterday made an examine
tion Of the building. It was found
that In building the Opera House
Mr.. Renshaw has paid special atten-
ton to the two most important fea-
lures al . place Of amusement, where
large audiences congregate; ventila-
ton and ready egress from the hall.
All the doors open from the inside,
50 that the exit Of . crowd, in case Of
panic could not bc obstructcd by the
closing OF any avenue Of escape. The
provision for ventilation seems to he
most complete. The building h en-
tircly isolated on the northern and
southern exposures. Taking advant-
are OF this fact Mr.. Renshaw has
provided six large windows on the
northern and four on the southern
sxpossre, which when open create q
strong current Of air through the en-
hail. In addition to this means Of
ventilation = trap sky.light window
= provided ut the apex q the dome
BY which . counter current Of air
may b obtained; and that the stage
may b supplied with pure air, an
other ventilator has been placed In
the roof, behind the procenium and
over the stage. Both Of these venti-
lators are 60 arranged that they may
be opened and closed at will, and 1t
Is claimed that in winter time the
temperature Of the hall can be raised
or lowered 30 degrees In ten minutes
time, by opening or closing the VEN
tilstoys.
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Conjecture Wa rife yesterday - 70
IL origin Of the Are On Park streek
The material evidences al coo6Iia
the Inst that The nre osiginated With
In the building occupied by the Pal
zee Restaurant, and from the flcl
that The hues were fosnd In good
condition after the ars, Il u ssse to
conclade that The Ore originatsd BE-
Iew the esiling Of the one stosy
Building. Many theories have oeen
advanced - to how the IRE could
start In this loeatioh; . match thrown
down and smeult ering in the rub
bib, . coal from the:stove, Or . lamp
lelt bsrninx and exploded after the
attendants had gone to bed, but the
most gsnssally accepted theory
among those who had opportunities
o. observation h that the nre was
started byaa ineepdiary. In sup
port Of this theory the facts are pre-
scented, that the presence Of . gang q
roaghs was evident from the fl.t
alarm. The policeman on the beat
AIRED two shots from his revolver, to
attract crowd to fight the fire, his
two shots were Immediately answer
ed BY half . dozen shots In the hume.
date vicinity Of the Palace restaur-
ant. When the second hose cart had
connected their hose and were about
to turn the water on ct the fire plug,
It WIS found that some miscreant
had disconnected the hose-aftesward
. man was prevented from cutting
the hose with a. axe. The attempt
to Dire Sherwood Chop House BY .
rualan who dashed . burning coal
oil lamp to the noes, and the rob
berry u Doctor Todd's Office, are faets
cited to prove that the 6re was the
work Of . gang Of ineentliariss whose
object was plumber. Where the orr
gin Of fire " shrouded In mystery
there b always more or less conject-
ure and Suspicion. The most plausi-
bic theory In this case seems to be
that = coal oil lamp, LEFT burning low,
in the kitchen exploded and the oil
ignitipg, set the paper lining Of the
wall on flre, which soon burst forth
In flames through the skylight.
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Rehshaw Opera House.

A good house and enthusiastic
greeting was given Miss Boyd in the
Partisan sensation, ''Coraiie," the
adventures. Tonight the company
will present the historic drama, ''I.u-
cletia Bergia.''
The Alice shipped five liars Of
bullion yesterday valued ut 1858.
The Hibernians at Walkervillc an
n0unce, in M advertisement pub
lished in to-tlay'.; MINER, 4 grand
ball to lie given ut their new hall In
Walkerville on November I'd, Witha
first-class supper at Mn. Stacks pop
ular caravansarie.
The A. q. L. W. announce an an
niversary ball on the 3lst inst. The
names Of gentlemen composing the
various committees, ~ published in
another column, give ample assur-
ancc that the ball will I've the event
Of the season.
by y notice published In to day
MINER, . meeting Of the Amy and
Silversmith trustees Is called for
Thursday evening. Business Of in,-
portance is expected to come before
the meeting and u full attendance Is
desired.
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Au2ustin Days great romantic
and historic play Leah the Forsak-
en-" was presented last night by the
Nellie Boyd Dramatic Company.
Miss Boyd, in the title role, displayed
the high order Of histrionic talent re
quisite for the i,npersonation Of thefor
saken Leah, and the delineatien ofthe
most intense emotions o: the human
heart, which the character calls out,
The crowded house evincctl q high
appreciation of the excellent rresen-
tatien Of the difficult drama, hy fire.
quent applause. Tonight the great
Partisan sensation "CPralle" the ad-
ventures, will lie presented.
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The true anti.
illIte The effects
Of miAsnlA 10
! bORaet 1.'r'S StO.
mach h - tern.
This medicine -
ds,.e ~ the Isi&'hI
popular 1enle'
dies AZ or age Of
Auccexaftil pro
prtctnry Apecif.
lea, ard II Il, Inn
1neia.e demand
wherever. a, uljo
s.sDsltlllene fever
nsssl M:.I" exists.
n wI;.e.l;sxS full
three times .
aiNy - the best
psI>S,b:c prepAr.
alive fir t.llcOu1
terri" y Is,al0ri-
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BORN.

LEVY-Im Butte. n. r., October -. i<s., to
me vito Of Juliuo Levy. son.
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Notice..

All parties having horses on Oakes
Runrh ar. requested tn pay charges and
take them u wMy ~ ssHDsl ~ possible, Tor the
business at hcr:inx will b. dtscOnlinued
after NOvesm,M.r l. All mares Aervel BY
Ec:tnxe Gold lust this season and proven
not III fOal. will I've attended u by Owsle1
4 (:,wan the following SEASON. All b:rs
due III, mares Er sci vices must NJ paid ~
gov. I. W. T.. CAKES.
Octkal2wS3.t
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regulating the liver, ard invigOyattng the
stomach. For sale BY all druggists and
dealers generally. Oceold4SwIy
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M1lsB D1sAsrm.
,aeanl lNaannHeh In ihA MlRRR.

Two Mem Oaved On at Gregory.
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INSURANCE..
Mantle 4 Marsh, Room ], Owsley Hall BIZ.
F. T.. W. patien, Room \. RenshaW Block,
Observation-Disclosures. Upper Main street.

Patent Right interest for Sale,
An Interest IN new patent just granted.
con ~ bought cheeply Only small work.
ing capital required. Thorough invexti9a-
ton Invited. Atl<irexS-P KINCIPAL.. Lock
box g., Butte, n. r. Cctisd2tawll&
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PlAIO AID OR0Au AGENCY.
Nm, z, r. Lincoln Talent, West Broadway

PHYHIOIAIS AID SURGEONS OCULlD3a
A. r. Thompson. ....... Over Int Nat. Hank.
y. b. Whitl0rd, e0r. lja!O and 0slsDa sts.
u. \. nae0U (Qcultst), over lse Nat. Bank.
q. B. Oarcheik. .....,.........0 sanilo street