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Religious.

Rev. 5. B. Demarest preached yesterday
morning from Luke 8ch chapter, 18th
verse.
s"Ehe seed is the word Of God.''
These words occur in the explanation of
the parable Of the sower. To make known
Gods word is like the work Of sowing
seed, and the work is followed by q blessed
fruitage. The word Of God is the instru-
ment Of the Spirit in bringing one into q
new life. Through this word men are
changed In character, and secure peace
and hope. This word blesses nations as
well as individuals. By its influence ma
tions are lifted up. righteousness ex-
atcth q nation; but sin is y reproach to
any people :
Our great need us 4 nation is not wealth,
nor education, nor more immigration, but
character, righteousness, and the prevail
ence of Divine truth.
ChIist was II soWer of the word, SO were
His disciples, and such is every gospel
minister. Also II belongs toeyery dis
eIple Of Christ to do something towards
scattering the word.
Attention was then called to tile Ameri-
can Honr Missionary Society, a. one o.
the agencies IN sowing the word. This
society was organized IN 1896, and duriue
Sc years Of its history has been the means
Of organizing over 100 churches n ON
country. Some Of the different districts
into which the field is divided were point-
| ed out On i map Of the United states
There IS call for men and naoney for thu
work &c This society.
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HELENA NE w s.
From the Helena indepenpent.


Two weddings will be celebrated in
Helena to-day.
K. S. Hale contemplates building Sec
ond story on his two Main street buildings
and work will soon begin. 5n-
B.,tte brags of enjoying luxuries conn
mon to New York and San Francisco, such
as fresh sea fish, Holsters, crabs, and
shrimps.
The case of the United States VS. Morri-
son, the defendant being charged with
having stolen u government boat some
months since, was concluded yesterday.
The jury brought in :: verdict of not gull
ty.
It was stated the other day that y lucky
individual presented q check for $4,000 to
Butte bank and was paid by mistake
s., 300. The statement is now denied i'll
time to prevent stampede to the silver
city.
4 letter received yesterday from Rev.
VIM. B. Reed, who is in Pictsburg, says:
II am very busy with the university busi-
ness. | ann going to raise the $4,000 for
the university endowment, | hope within
the next three weeks
Mr.. Dodge, of the military telegraph
office, who was SO badly bruised by falling
through an open trap door iii the hall OF
Browns building last Friday night, has
| now about recovered,
The well known Montana race horse,
Joe Howell, won the second and third
/ heats in three-quarter mile and repeat
race at Bay View course, California, on
Wednesday, 18th inst. Premium was in
the same race, winning the first heat. Tie
time made was :14la, :l41s, and l:15.
III court yesterday in the case OF Roman
Kuhn vs. J. W. IIaregrove ct al .iudg-
ment was rendered for plaintiff for $5l2.-
93 andcosts. In the case of john W.
Eddy VS.. Francis Il. Harvey, the case was
tried and Judgment rendered for defend
ant and costs of suit.
The first number Of Iissoula's new pa
per, the Missomlo County Times, has
reached rs. It is a four-page weekly with
eight columns to the page, and presents -
handsome appearance It is neWsy and
shows signs of q prosperous beginning.
Harrison spaulding is its editor and pro-
prietor.
The celebrated case of Murphy versus
Rousch-involving the ownership Of a eer-
n tain hciter calf which, since the COM
mencement Of suit two or three years ago,
has grownup to the condition Of eowhood
was yesterday concluded in the district
court in favor Of the plaintiff. Litigation
about this animal, which is at the outside
not worth more than $2a, has cost the
Iparties 10 the suit several hundred dollars.
The railroad grading is progressing rap
idly between Missonla and the Wesfesn ter
minus, and the roadbed Is substantially
finished with the exception oftlae heavy
rock work.
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UBET. NJ. T., November II, 1882.

UBET, NJ. T., November II, 1882.
sMessrs. Murphy, Nee1 d Co., Ft, Benton:
will you please see Mr.. Healy, and tell
him that the Indians are killing cattle
on this range and we wish to have il
stopped AS 500. as possible. We know 1t
is Indians us We caught them in the act.
[ wish, he, (Mr. Healy) would write me
what course TO pursue, and oblige,
n. s. TRUE.
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Ia.ADHEs, AND CHaLDRRgN,s SHOES
j. Ga Baker &c Co. Sell eaae Best FiatiRaa
Shoe tm BemGOsa.

q. GEe Baker G 60. SELL gMe Besa FITTING
Shoe tsa BeEGOaa.
How often have We heard men complain
ing Of Uncomfortable, bad fitting shoes,
anu many is the time We have approached
men on business and their countellanees
presented the appearance ot persons be-
ing in the greatest agony Oh account Of
their shoes. The same IS applicable to
ladies and children, but the shoe we sell
you is free from al these imperfections,
for they are made Of the best material that
can be had, and 4 sure tit. You may fall
down. roll over, stand Oh you head # you
viii, but the tit Of that shoe will De with
YOU STILL Husbands, if yon love your
wives, and we know you do, give them
money to buy a pair of those shoes for
themselves and their children, for there
will be no more eorns IN the family They
cap the climax.
noy7dtf I.G. BsKEfs & Go.
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NOTICE 40 ALL.

rbe RECORD has duly contracted under
printing law to do all the legal adyer-
ng and public printing for which Cho-
Il county is chargeable, and has filed
bond required bV law.
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ar =. nemarest, undcr the auspices Of the
ggsr, g..con o. home Missionary Society, is holding
'a eL,o@' At Ihe Court House twice each alternate
1nefh cf9 NJ II am and pm. Sabbath School at
The public generally arc invited to attend.
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l541 fsss.y f5tEi54ls 81 n y
BRof1 e u ass.

HELENA, Nov. 29.--Geo. Montague,
about feet ~ inches high, black eyes,
heavy black eye broWs, large mouth,
coalse voice. weight about 16o pounds,
black nloustache about 3 weeks old
johnny Miles, about 5 feet 5 inches high,
complexion smooth, dark blue eyes,
weighs about 155 pounds, short dark
brown hair, pimple from, boil on right
Jaw. A liberal reward will be paid for
ther arrest.
GHAs. JEFFREs, Sheriff.
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EAssss sssissssssaA
1 aSpR1
ESbs}5
C%eoS %slg
Church services >
EPISCOPAL CHURC

EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
.,,.aa giIl be held every Sunday at the Epis-
81 a, 'ttIInrch, at II &. m, and at 7 p II. Sunday
p, POI At l2:36 p. M A cordial invitation is e1-
te !" ave REV. s. G. BLACKISTON,
Resident Pastor.
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NOE az O

Tue subscription price Of the DAILY
CORD hereafter will be % cents per
lex.
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KNIGHTS o. PYTEHEAS.
CresccnntEOdge No. 4.

pets every Monday night at $3.50, at Castle
IA in Masonic hall) L. +: COhhlNo' Co.
S40, W. CRANE. X. of Il. and S.
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indians KhllinRg CATTLE

j J.. BOWLEs
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The railroad grading is progressing rap
idly between Missonla and the Westesn ter
minus, and the roadbed Is substantially
finished with the exception Of the heavy
rock work.
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~ ~ ~ Is esa11e thssegh
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eow0 1axo 80 - 4 - u.,..ssss
s..sss@ yS =. ~cS ~ ~.
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- h 49, g u eooogoeo
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~ oo0oje1ioa q ~ tjtle ~
uo1anf - ~ eoepoGat300 0oeo0g1eo0
sets - eeseey {sdss . 49, = = p
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Condition Of lGioo Bond.

81. LOUIS, August 2o.-A special
nom Taylorville, llls., says Emma
Bond was resting quietly ct midnight,
but the attending physicians agree
that she has . poor chance to recover.
Her death 10 expected within . few
days. 1t wss thought once yesterday
that she Was dead, respiration having
ceased (0r awhile. She hes been at
times conscious and once or twice
found to be having. On one Of these
occasions her father says she went
over the former statement about the
Outrage made to the prosecuting 1t.
torney, and detailed every circum.
stance without varying in the lesst
from the written statement. While
In this condition she made some ~
marks that reflect very seriously up
on one q the prisoner.
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A Ariotocrotic un,1

NEwroRT. B: l., August A.
dent Arthur attended = fox I'm. \.
afternoon M company Win NJ.
0f d. w. Ast0r. Thu hrr"S WI
awarded Nrs. E. d. Morgan !,
York, and the pats to Allen x::1ses
the Presidents son, and Fr.s"s
Appleton. Of New York. Thsss
several falls. one of which resnit
serious injury to Lloyd u ~
whose hip IL believed to In h..S.
He Was taken home In Nm uncr~.s;A
condition. The start WAS w;tnss
BY . large number Of spectator ~
President tonight is the guest a. IL.
Wells, Of New York, who ~ =
elaborate dinner. The Prss;S..
breakfasted with w. w. Astor ~
lister TO Italy. The receptiuc ~.
largely attended.
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- ~; ~ a1hlDse ~ Deoses1ebe
pasty n thb ssssty hsvs beso aas-
aesi aAnis.bly. Ths vssa "uas-
aesd" = hsss ussd adviss6ly. 6ese'
tslbse ~ psoeaiss ~ bsss - al)sv
alhiw - manage tbeaso)vso. cd ~
. NV esDd6da1ee and istsssseed ~.
tiss - maize up . NJ q p,sd0od 6e3o'
g.tss, which thsy wosDd pssssot q
Tie primaries % - vo1sd ~. 0oeh
netbeds woulA nasilssely - neso
satisahetssy % pessoos intesss1ed -
Tie deGbae Of Tie DsDeegsGie tlskse.
A ticket gotaes ~ b sasdIdn1sa.
asd - ts.disg a1sag tbsassovs. b
~ the kiDd Il ooe - Win. Pr ~
god II ~ psblie; ~ ~ best istse-
ssAs q ~ party; ssd ~ ~ sesos0-
ieal adninlsesaGiso q psooie a@hin.
II b highly inpsstant thet eaDdh
datso ~ o0eo sheold reesive thsir
Do0inotie0s - - unsolicited a.
peossieo q publie seati0sot Tbo
ssoectioa a . Int a 6slagates . y
voted fse st Tie psinas3a, bya pasty
a gentlsass VIE vosh nst take
omee II any eostinessey, aod wbese
property inessss1D ard seaadlng II
the eo000nity ago . guasaniy thae
thsir sels 0stive b ~ psblie Ooed,
b . nsthsd u Political procedure
hat must oo00eod itDelf 70 every
hooest mind. Il T. net exPeslsd -
suit those who's iatsgssls aro ut
With thb psepls, VIE AZ aliens -
everything calculated - pse0ete
local psospssity-the disoegasisen II
society, TIE vuItures that psey q
pablie nistostuns, and The supsspss-
vicahle tools q blaeknailen asd
shaspess. Men, who's jntentjens
are honest, viii ge.esally b lbond
II honest company, and sndess1nG
hoaese actioo. Raseals, their aidsss
aad absttoGs, viii - foaDd with IL
othes esovd.
In spite Il dsts.etioa and nisssp-
resestatioa By parties whose pa1po-
80 ass slnistes, Il behooves TIE Do.
moessey TO % Straight forward 70
the compilation q ~ acceptable tiek-
q. The de3egnles selected d . Dan-
ner % satislAetssy 70 ~ na0 a Tie
peopje esvpet now aAbfd b tEa0e a.
about sPeib. They should
~ allow thsusslvss 70 - into CO.
vestjeo handicapped with pledges q
- paStisans. InteFested parties ap-
them nust b to)d that
their c]ainas Win b coosidesod, and
II they ars dssned The bsst and
utsoogest candidates belbge Tie CO.
ventioa, they viii - Deoinated.
The idIotie talk aboat ''bossss' = .
halt knaves make 40 Il b III 1oe
iools. Men hahjtually co ;ult
With these II whose intslligsoee and
hosssty they have eosAdssea.
They do MT feel themselves degrnded
By any soeh eeosa'tatjoa. Let
the novsmsat, then, foe the ~
Eeaesatjeo u silver Bow county -
and let the delegates, who.
h . measure, held the destiniessGthe
pablie welfare In thsir keeping, take
counsel q the Wioeut and best 0ftboir
party, and make 10 mistakes; and II
NY men q ut II men, attempt
10 prostitute Tie psblie sssvIes By
II N engine q oppssssios to
he community q - - cid 70 hv-
'uies q proposed lawsuits, o. los The |
a psiv.ts schemes, they |
win certainly feel Tie weight q
rightsses psh,ie Indignation 1t The |
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v.-.~AnA. Angust ll.-Abestt
oae)ook - ~ $780, ~ SS ~
m cs1aeiss1 eedy q InsosS ~ S -
sessssioa q ~ noie eeoeoeeSCs
n 1ooul. ~ sap1tal q Coes' -
soako1 d. royal Eeeeoeeee s@ a.s ~
Iaao0no lagnG3oe. Tne 49, 49,
iSVsa - q 0re. The 9oeeoes
Ivov "a Coaeul escaped v1sn eoaae
1Vscfx lpiloVegs aod nla6e their w
N ~ nolooo lbe ps6teet6oe, 0oe - ~
II siroIlv In posoooDioa q ebe S1oses.'
~" nm rets0otod 70 Jinsen post,
1nesa miles distant, being !ereseeoy
assonlted On tie way. foof wes9
@issine. The survlvoso, omoop
1hem vsee tie Hnvoy and ConscI,
reached TIE British sorveysee .o . :"
~ nsiahboehood. Arriving o ~
a1seki, : japanese ship q W ~
0e6ese6 10 C0Ceo 20 reocoe Sne ny
illed Jspaneoe and 0beatn 1nSoemes.0u
n 70 The coueo Of the 0utogeak. oos 70
sveid diuoUssioa or dispute. The w.
"A rsturned August Ath, announcing
fhaf M Japane0ea q Ze0ul had prooe.
~ Nm Slaughtered, and the capital
wss IN state q ea9Ieny:. ~ xs w.
royal inmates q !ne SS.. W. 1. @.s
al00e w. seeTea: le ~.
murdered. 10 n1 ne:i ,s :.s1 ca.sr
~ forcibly administered. Thirteen
0iniefen 81 STATE and other high dig
nitariee were ole'n. Inc s"Sss ~ ... ~
80 saSd @ nave 80 e,ses4 ~ ~
Regent ~ ~ Aon. ~, 49, =.
no0noed To- msner, u O sLs ~ W.
Gle 0! the ASne. - ;..es
. vSo1ens op9onent " Iea I. ."s
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a Murderer Oonfanas.

BR0CKvILLE, Ont, August a..
man who gives the name Of jsns.
NcAinnis, aged II. delivered him,.ii
70 tho police to-day. He ssys n.
years ago while waiter in the Grorr"s
nor Hotel, L0nslsDn. England. be- =
company with two others whom :.
did not know, murdered three ~
also unknown. lie was induced +:
do % through fear Ut his own liz
He came ~ Canada q few days -
from Winnipeg. The crime weieSsS
on his mind 20 that he could neithss
est nor sleep. He has bten commit.
ted TO Jail and inquiries will BE- 4
once made to ascertain the truth Il
his statement.
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LONDON, August eo.-Telegrams
rom Coreo state that the uncle Of the
King has seized the throne.
WILKsBARRE, August 9..Ths
sock minsrs Of the Empire 4 HOIlen..
oock mines struck for an advance o.
ten pr cent.
LONDON, August 20.-The ply
oactans Of the Archbishop Of Canter'
oury announce the mitigation Of the
wosst symptons Of his illness.
PARIS, August 2o.-At Cac'nes
Cooncil meeting Duclerc. President
read . dispatch from Syria report.
ing . more satisfactory state Of ai's'''
there.
81. PETERSBURG, August ::9.-Tns
siberian plague b appearing to %
Alarming extent 10 the most widely
eeparated quartefs Of Europe 49,
Ruoota. One death from the disees'
ooooIyoo at OdAooa.
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Ahe semoUhoE 0ooeo1Boooeys
~ I Nv - dssbt ~, b ~
nain, ~ ~ sssssse
n, aty sssvs,a visA v.s'es..
AZ naey q ~ sp'%sws hseen.
-. a.. aaenme6olod With 0oDeoo
shaks.dswns II thspaslsas......A en-
tleuan sepssssolipg hlassk - nee
lfahals amused hiuself ard deolgheea
Q crowd Il eanias II Bla0ksr eersse'
yesterday, b ssaaassiags ~ hsn'
dsva dellass vesth efso'd s.A silver
coens asDea9 thso. He was nse ~
IeaAed.....Je6n II. Chew, Oysassosd.
q uamber a ~ se0ioe cloas o( Coa-
unhis Csllegs, . candidate tbe hely
oedes, and . so II Y. &. Chsw,
Sbsnsely 1na,sial agest ssr TIE seae'
q TEXAS, by q . bench, hes
dewn, at Cs9ts.l Park, wsfno'
day ahesnsos, ,ntently stsdy'
ine ths unovs0ests. q . colo
" q asta 4 policeman, aitss nseo
abuse, arrested The yoong seodent,
md. . ths eosrls vers elssed, 10
W. licked up I'll night In . ell.
Yestse1ay young Chew was disoharg-
"a, bat not until thu omees. Dflseoll,
by name, had psovsd himself . pa.
juroe. Chew senior intends % make
Il warm isr Driseoll Students q
natusal history, IL whiting Cestsal
Park sbould remember that The ~
vioed editieo ofthe Scriptures accord
INC 10 The pslies contains some START
ling impgovsmsnts upoa the original
KIM Jamss'A '0o 10 the ant, Thea
sluegard," now rsAds, keep away
ftp0 ths ant Of IN slsg yoa.". .....A
bsieade e1the salvation army va ~
rss1sd ysstsrdAy for banding with
out . permit Also tor making The
day hideoos With their noise. Like.
wise for attracting . crowd and gen
ssally Sor making thsmsslvss ridieu-
lous 1.-The mystery surrounding
TIE many escapes from Riveshead
jill be- besa solved By The ABIDING q
two fhlse ksys IN the ell occupied By
James Cash, IN old and vsFy ploos
psisoser. II has bsea proved that
Cnsh made The ksys, and that whea-
ever 10 wanted to sajey . sensation,
he released . psisoaer. He never
tried 70 rs3sass himself, 10 doube en-
tsrtaining . conscientious sefupls
against thus Debating justioe......An-
ether lbol W. advestised 70 jump
fto0 The Bsooklyn Bsidge yesterday,
but b bed moro seose than his ftieas
Ravo him credit 1og. He did not
jump, bat took . seat q . ersss.
beam and ''loa6ed and invited biz
soal" until sun down and then went
home. 1900. Msses, Who, BY the unfair
ruling Of The jury has Just missed
Winning the 6gst prise In The inter-
national chess tournament In Vie1-
~, b Q New YorkeI. The bet check
q playsr = . young man In Wash-
ingtoa Market, and the man who
can play the eosnet le0gest without
taking breath and without nstjcing
the unkind remarks Of his neiGh-
Ion, lives In 18th street. He b deaf,
bat toots like . trumpeter.
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The Michigan Ring Viii Renor.
inAtO Themselves,

KALAMAZOO, August 28.-The RE-.
publican state convention meets herr
on Wednesday. 1t Is supposed ~.
erxlly that Governor Jerome, Lien.
tenant Governor Crosby, Attorney
General Van Ripper. and Superintend.
ent Of Public Instruction Cochin.
win be ren0mlnated without oppooi.
ton. The remainder Of the state
0llcess serve four years and win
probably b surrendered to new ma
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ALEXANDRIA, August @.-Ths
enemy h still STRENGTHENING their
LETT. They sent out an armoresl train
o@atn last evening. The man-Of.wsr
4enatosr shifted her position to
about 1000 yards nearer Ab0ukir.
General Wood has gone to recouoitrs
Aeks.
LONDON, August c9.-Ths report
nom Alexandria that Gen. WOlselsy
bad arrived at 6esgazlg 10 doubtless
untrue.
ALEXANDRIA, August l::.-Zou'
0IS Pasha Wa poisoned.
LONDON, August ga dispatch
nom 1shmalis states firing bexan
Monday evening between the ad'
xanced pests Of the enemy and the
Other advices received in London
coonrm the report of = battle with
the repulse Of the enemy at Kassas-
go; %, The night took place by noon'
PoRT SAID, August 9.-I.ast eve
ming Arabs attacked the British posi-.
uoa at Kassaesin and were repulsed
with heavy losses. Eleven Of the
enemies GUNS were captured.
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CHICAGO, August pa Mon.
mouth special says: The Greenback-
eFo OF the Eleventh district n0mina-
ted Rev. Dick Harvey for Congress.
An Indian Territory special says
thirteen prisoner, taken during the
rebellion in the Greek Nation, are
just found guilty and punished with
lOO )asbes on the bare hack. Chief
Chicote refused to pardon the rebels,
although there were large petitions
for clemency. Two or three Of the
Gull .rits almost tainted. The MAORI
ty exhibited iron nerve.
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SAN FaANCIsCo, August 9.-Bo.
die declares Q dividend Of . cents.
PITTsBUR0, August 9.-Anton
Strouse, Of Nin1in township and bic
next neighbor, Mn. 6trous1er, quar-.
reled about their children last even
Ing. Mn. 0troosser struck Strouse
In the mouth, when the latter pulled
. rovolvef and shot hls asseillant
through the head. The murders
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0urdorod and 1obb0d-Lynching
DENVER, August 2o.-Jacob Daub,
IN cid German butcher, Wa f0ulIy
murdered and robbed On the Platte
river bridge last night. He formerly
lived In Erie, Pa. There 10 absolute.
~ 10 clue to the murderer.
A Tucson dispatch says 1t Demins
yesterday, . desperad0, name un-
known, assaulted . Frenchman and
deliberately cut his throat. Ohlcess
took the murderer to Jail. Shortly
Afterwards the citizens took him out
and hung him to telegraph pole.
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ATHENA, August 3. - Yesterday
morning the Turkish troops attacked
the Greeks oil along the front from
Zarbas to DeGani. Fighting Va
continued today. The Greeks
loot four killed aud ten wounded.
The government dispatched lV,O0e
troops and artillery and General
DpArneo to the frontier.
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The political eooplszioa q The
next CoagTeD b . matter that b now
receiving the sttent,oa q lolitibians
Throughout the eosntry. The next
Ho0se win centain 396 membess,
bsing thirty-two nsss than The
membership Of the present Hosse.
All the States bat three Osegss,
which has already sleeted 10 oss
representative, and Maine, which
elects next spsing and Mississippi.
which elects IL the 1hll a Swim
choose their representatives o. the
7th q next November. The ineseass
under The last apPostIsamsst has
been mainly In Tie Mississippi val-
ley. The important questions that
have been before this Cosgreo win
have to b deferred foe tho eoosides.
alton Of the next Coagrsss. The n6s
q The pseseut Coasren runs only
from the Arst Mosday IL December
until March Nh, following. The
tariff commissien viii thea have
completed IT, hbon. bst definite
action theseoo eanDot b had until Q
Subsequent Cosgress. The Bsrean
ofstatistics st Washingtoa b now
engaged upon The t3eet q ths COM
parstivs wages paid IN this eountsy
and Europe, but it, valee viii not
probably b Of nueh accoant, except
- N auxiliary to the doctrine q
protection. The ffee tIade localities
are growing II political influence.
In Iooklng over the whole Aeld
and psognisticating for ths future,
the ehaneesseem extrsmely favorable
Tor The Democracy. IT. ranks In
former yeaD have bsen dseimated By
deSectiens 70 the Greeahaek move.
meat, and they have beea every.
wheFe weakened By IL v,sioss
worklngmea's organisalioos. At Thu
time the party appeas3 to b leD d.
tsrbed; its ranks ars closed up, and
Il b In . position Soe both o0ensivo
and deS6nsive actioo. The Republi
cans are not now % haEUooious,
The Halfbseeds srs IN aetuol and
opsa revolt sgaisst tbe 6talvasta II
Penneylvania, The Eebsllio0 aGninst
:::bso" rule = Il . quality not 70 b
pat down. In New Yesk ths
beethes1 are IL hon dvollln9 %.
getbes i4 unity. Ne0bsss q diDbs-
ent win-s q The same party tbess
hate each otheS noeo intensely than
they d. the oppositiea. Anothee
peoo1o0 that b SOW es0ftuotiuG The
very existence q tho RspuhIieon
Ierty b the PEohihitiee qssstioo.
Never In TIE history q To eountry
No. The te0pesaoee question assumed
ooeA Pgopes1gio0aL it, adheseaNs age
recruits 1,ainly ftoo ths RspablIean
patty, aod . v0gy respeetahoo VIM
% thae posty-t6e 0eG0aao-aso ..
i1G 6nve0 . seek Political aDllo.
eieoe G1aewhoso. Tho hiseoey oEpole
bl5eD ~ been ooo q sorpgiooa. I'd the
results q tho e)oeejooo thiD In Vill
- doo6t y - a6dle6eoal ehaple9 n
ooo0g11oljo0 q ~ unlloGU exnoek
- Ofm0nkiDl
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-30

SAN FRANcIsco, August 9.-A
Red Bluff dispatch says the Sisen
Lumber CompaDy's planeing mill,
sash and door factory burned 1t 81.
m; also the dry house aud . large
amount Of lumber. Loss very heavy.