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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15

The New York .S"M in comment
ing upon the meaning Of the p"liti-
cal revolution which struck its first
blow In Ohio In October and swept
through Pennsylvania, New YORK
and half dozen more Northern
States en- the sth inst, says: ut
means these four things: Reduce the
expenses Of every branch Of the Fesl-
eral Government to = Lasis Of sim
plicity, economy and honesty; abol-
ish the Internal Revenue aLOmina-
ton; make the tariff simple and n
tional and just sufficient to provide
for the wants Of an honest and econ
omical administration in time Of
peace: no subsidies, no jobe, and
above all no stealing, either by the
Administration and It's agents Or by
Congress and IT, employees. This is
the meaning aud purpose Of this
mighty Overturn. IL Democracy
wise enough and hixh-n,inded
enough to execute this peremptory
mandate with fidelity and courage:
We shalt zee. The reaction b great,
and We are happy to sdd that the fa-
ture Is hopeful.
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Congratulations "A Desperate
Mob.

DlELIN Nov. l::.-Tllc Queen =
bench and tx,r have expressed t..D Judge
Lawson congratulations nc his e.
cape from, the n,uralcrou. assault
made upon him saturday. The trial
Of the ten men charged with the
Maanlstran.l murders las com.
Nicncesi.
Particulars arc received from Cal-
way. where there has tnen s,,..', lad
blond between peasants and proprie-
tors and magistrates recently, gives
III account Ut al attack hy Il mob
Saturday Oh huntsi,lei,. = hey stoned
the riders. struck the resident ,,,:,gi>
trate with rocks, cheered for l'arns.i!.
Dillon aud the Land League, AMI
finally succeeded In driving police.
huntsnen aud soldiers in u lsnly
from the end of cover. E:iyh: ar
rests were effected. None are killed,
but many arr bruised BADLY.
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Produce Market Report

BUTTE, NJ. r., Nov. II, lss::.
T,e following are the wholesale
nri.,es Maid Nv merchants and hotel
kccrers for the commodities enumer-
ate.I. delivered from the wag"h'
Price list carefully corrected every
Flour; Ruby Valley, NNNN, s4."'
=" Iili creek, XXXX. s4.@
lercwt.
Mill Creek, New Process. wa.
(;allatin, S::.1Sj IH'r cwt.
VIniO,, Mills, New Process, Cream.
of the Valley, Si.'W
Ruby Valley, new prs.">s' H;i'
Union Mills ENNN SNOW Take.
ei.W.
Utah Common. $3.15
Utah Choice, $50.
Graham, sion.
Wheat ya'r H., =! cts, fairde'''"n"
Oats. S!.335.
Butter, PER H., - cts.
Eggs, per dozen, !" cts.
Corn Meal, *.
Beef, CARCASS, ) cts.
Bcets, 3! cts. l1rlb.
HAY lnr ton, So. an" 80.
Rallied Hay, per ton, $50" :'.:".
Cheese, :3.22t" - cts.
Barley, $32.:tN" 30 l"rrWt.
Dried beans, Montana, cts.
Mutton, 5 cts.
Pork, dressed, IL cts. per IL.
Veal, ~ cts. peg li,.
Chickens, Sc "a" S7.:h' irr d"ZtE.
Wood, 81 e. s.. In dr,,'aEo
Rut:sls,y:,s, J.. els. per d..
pOtat,xs, Sl.:Im l.0 F''w,.
Sausage, -. cts. yer III.
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SUMMONS.

In the Probate Court In an! TOR the :-"un.
~ of silver Bow. T rsilnry 81 Montana. .,
smitn. Jr john Murphy AID William
W Htgzi. =. Plaintiffs, VI. EdwIri /. FL
l<ry. defendant.
The people "f III" Territory Of Montana
send greeting I" Edward T.. ~ eIy '"i'Id-
You arc II -rsby required II appear III . y
action brought against y.u by the alb ~.
alne,i plan. tits IN the Probate urt ih and
:Or the County Of silver R,,w. MO.,taHH Ter
ritHry, ana IL answer the com; liant hi,d
therein, within tea days (cxcI.;>iv"" OF the
lay Ut scTvitc) a:t,r :he service on You q:
:hlx xumsnO =. II served within this c''lnty:
~. " served out eli ;h;S eau Ity. but IN this
district, within Iwr:.ty 'tass: Otherwise
within f0liy days: or judgment by 'icfhI!,
will he taken u. ainSt sou. according ia I!:r
prayer Of said complaint.
The said action j. brought to- recover rom
y6u IN . SUM ni ave hUn.!r Il (ss,, dollars. "a.
,e.e1 TO BE- due aud q wing from yOu T.. Plain
tilt for money collected Nh received BY you
OE ,.iatntiit's account. fro various persons
all III which will mOrc inliy pear ny ref
erence to El"inti.i. complaint ii!cs! her, i'll.
The properly attached In ihi, c2a-e AM
which Ii is sought 8, subject Ia eX"cu;.Un
herein. is ie -cr:b- III as follows, 10 vii:
Que ~ Dire >:u. bureau, t,:r q, wash
stand one u, cei't!c table. one ~ bed tss /
wnsl Sp5tn. =. one . wardrobe. two i.l chairs
Hne ~ lot carpets, wash howl Az! picture,
me ~ val;s.. and shirt woe, waite; bura.
.,he ~ cOlNi,,r one I, couaterDu:n, two =,
large pictures. Inc !, PAL: '.v"r>lIves. one l
par otsO.s. three, 80 suits q! clothes on" '
rubber coat. two -, ruspa,i"res. OH" ~ h"
bath tub. lot toilet articles. Ia, -, under
wear. one ~ bolster. two -, pillow r,.cs,
four white shifts.
AMI yOu are hereby nUtif'|i that ii yn1
TAIL to n.,"'ar an: answer said conf !aiu.
a> above required. III" said piaiu!i.; viii
take = default ana judgment against yea
pursuant to the prayer al sail g .nlpiaiHi in
The sun, 0i i've hundred ;7as', 90 lar, a,:l
costs Of suit.
Given ur.i.r my i.a.,d and The
seal Of Che Probate Cucrl in and
49,, TOR the County Of silver Row. M,n.-
~EAL tana T~.ri!urvthiS iiih 'iay OF Nov.
- ~ emucr in Inc year OF our I.,:t' one
Thousand T.! INT Eu"dfc,; and
Eighty two.
CALEB f.. IRVINE,
Probate judge aaiEx-Ufiiriu., l,rk.
KNOWLES 4 FOHh:%. Atiy'S for piI,uiin.
i'.ON ~ 1
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ae>iv,lla.a Testimony.

w.eu,xcroN. Nov. II. Melville.
...st;n,onv h..fore the Jcsnneste o'Hsro
this morninx vas . continuation o.
IL. .ccos,nt Of the trip after leaving
the I'M, ves.el and included the aa'tS,lIn.
of the separation on the 49, n'k" J"
they were together. HIS oo1t " ~ s. =
fnster sailer than the others, OUT IT,
was ordered to keep astern o. ~
i.0ue's boat. On this occasion, now
ever. he had In running Win TIE
storm and sea gut. n ahead. he saw
hi .On9 made Signals to them 10
ston and he attempted to do m. low
erinr the sails Of the (nat. Thss,
however. caused the waves to dash
I'm. belong made another gesture
which, ne understood 10 mean ''G0 on
and NOT risk the swasn,'iag Ut the
hunt by stOpling." He, 'ers'fOre.
hoiste.i saii. and went on aud sDon
passrtl out of sight Of the other '"''ts'
aud never seeing amy o: the "c's'
pants again until he found Belong = J:
narty dead an the Lena Delta, aud
sftef sailing tor y .meli.'e out III sight
of the other. he remarked IL llane,'-
hower. Who mt beside him. hv
Thought they ought IL heave.t" and
wait tDr the others to come. Jlane''"
hover replied yes, Melville, W.
ought to have l,een heave-iO b. fore
this" Thsy made = drug. and after
much trouble. I.eave-tO ana lriitcu
until the storm ended, the next day.
when again they ret sail for the coast.
This IL the first statement from any
l,erpon that DanenhOwer Thought
they ought to have stopped the boat
sooner after the separation occurred.
A letter from Minister Hunt ut ~
Petersburg to the SECRETARY "f the
navy. dated lk.t. 9TH, rays: "Cask-
cts for the remains Of De1 org. party
arrived there aud admitted free at
the custom house and they have i"ct'n
forwarded"
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\ late Washington dispatch says
the resignation Of Chief Clerk Multi
ken, Of the Department Of Justice.
reyives the story concerning the gen
eral weed ng out that 10 found nee
essary In that office. Since the Star
route trials and the bribery cases, an
investigation was Instituted In the
Department Of Justice which has de-
yeloped the serious facts that the Star
route ring stoo(l higher with some Of
Brewster's subordinates than the In.
terest Of the government. There
have been distinct charges made that
the susordinates were giving the
government cases away. Several
have been invited to resign, It IL
said, and several have bsen peremp-
torily removed. 1t h not known
that the chief clerk had any eommu-
nication with Doney 4 Co., hut his
bead was wanted In order to secure
IN entirely new outfit There are
several Others to follow. The clean
ing oat will be thorough after the az
piration Of the lease Of power Of the
Republican party. Not until then.
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Col. bob Ingersoll nominate. Gen.
eral sherman ~ Republican cantli-
date for the Presidency IN 1854. The
salt Lake Zt;iw"r moves. rs nm
amendment, that the name Of Cen
eral Sheridan he substituted IN place
Of sherman. While ii Is in the non'-
mating business the 7;ih""' non'i'
mates Thurman, Of Ohio, ~ the DEM
Ocratic nominee. Thurman would
make strong candidate, hut ;as Ohio
has been controlling Presidential
nominees during the past few year~,
it may strike the aveiage voter that,
for u change, the sou Of some other
State should he named. The MINER,
taking this view Of the case, would
suggest the name Of Grover Cleve-
land, Governor elect Of New York,
~ the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency in 1854.
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Sf..erlh' s Sale.

w. AIRY u. Haus.r, plaintiff. W. Jew! A.
N'>$ '"H.y Moss. Boa Tie Mr.> and An
dtW !. j icksOt. defendants.
II. t." >ol.' al Ss,erin s"iecn the N !as
-: November. \ . 49,. III mort III t!c
S''..' : office. ~ hattie ely. u. T.. l.: !:
Orls;cE. l.. M. the lui:nwi,r. u,>"!!'t. pso'
p.riy. 10 sit ALI The ri; .ht, i!l"aist sntsr-
e.! 4" II" defendants III AMI 'liN t'!in
piece or pS'ct! wi laid al! H!I., III" .!>!h~'.
h"'>" %! y" : \. Moss. Henry \. Ms. ~
Si!''' ! 'r. ia WA. ,.:."..; III" >..in '"'i'ik
SIX; .-*s Yea ir.t frO'.i Oh I'arx >:i",'!. anu
eS'''inli:. back Will! MAJ width almost q"
south from said premises. i..iI. "t' t.' an
M'riion "i M" H.!,.w j'ts t'"." MINI ~
claim. :: So: :s"d i"vrs:.rr: >i.i i''!'r'!
nrlh. east u! thu town >i'r III Hutir c't..
silver Tow county, NJ. r.. and >'n'h OK ="
extension Of Park stree! OF sa. ely. ras'
'r''': the east lire -! all .wn.''' A'S,;
all buildings and appu::"n:nc''> uPoi >h"
premises and all Improvements ''''"'ii' ~
SAD !'c nI situate III Sil.r' low '''h'!,
~. I. Ais" An uniiy. i,,l ..:9,' ny 81
thai certain quartz ini.. n,iiiri. lain >'."
at'"i east OF the Rut'r inw">; ''.'' H'r'"
as ;'ie yellow Jari. Ai>r ~ itiiEh.
one tenth H. n,0'. ii and :, - '''
cot" mintn. claim kn,%" ari H. .'f.
as Tue MiO. said ltn!. n't\i.l: b. l,"'
on III 18th day April. :. H., = ~; w.
nor. thompson and Others. - '''
whiri! appear on Dag I'll .r.< !. III ~
records OF dee: I.'k!.c '",'.ty.N' VA"
EItCfy. Also. ~ u.nt.E"!"t az" 49,.
Oh vi :hit certain uulrtG i'!'' NINA
claim known as the Payer rh''.'l.-'"i *
u ie discovery shat on >aii l"! Hf!''wl -.
mat name ann rXter,i:n. "t>' 80 NJ l.,
E'intrt"t feet AiOn. III III" O. .tt y,
ALSO. AN undivided ,r'->'\ ''r''h ''r -"
that certain quartz Mt. hiniH- s'si
knOwI an 'l.>!s vat. ~ ~ T. '''l ,;,s
commencing at tn" ,l;>eN Y; i. ~. ,,,v
Lode OF mat ,:;INe ami cxt"ntl w'.' -" ..f
sad Claim abnu 81 ven hun'r.t ~ ar.
more or lees. The >1tl Iho." ..itiM> ga.
sow comm III, Kn"wna> 'h' Ftt,' h..n
ma III" !'nvrr Wr>i ,".rriiiN'ii me.
'ias;n- h.,.n lrt,"i :,y \ i>''' ~: ~ L.,
Eth aye: '.'"ii. 4. ~. !. an fr ..,,.. IT
re>,eri've'y ~ il:- I'll: iut'!.' va" ..
NrE ~ al loi.> rec 'r':- ri yer .;yhIh
roua'y ~ r. Also an un'! VIZ" one ore, /, ie
&. Ut ~ al.'i tn ii,,t "".' III ,i''I.. i,c
~ Ing Calm krOw'i a Ia ~'I"' %!
cam. com ""nc"i,s Il; Il '''r' ,;,.'. w..I
Tie. Irt III i.at Eaf.'- So: . " ~. iyc
alO 4 TIL /! u. SAL - ''"" 49,. 10
HUM RI. ;r., i,-t .h. 81 -. I.v III
It'd by An>n; Fn-i III, - n Il.
April. \ H.. Isl. nt"i re-" '..i - s. =.
ri lmlr- ! ''Orl~ ~ p':,.> :. !. '". -. re
cla! ~ beng now g.n Ti!'E =" ,,ia-
Siukic Ae>' All sail ala ,"'' g., >i,.
Ted IN summit VA. Mlai'i! it>'
Yer Now ro,: l., " I. .. 4. y.
DAtel tal. 1T day - y ~ "-;...r,,.
lsS.. Tt -. v. LOWE
By \. SMALL. Under s'"r.h'
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Ex.serresary IIlaine wi.h%s II .lis-
tiuctly understood be b MOI 4 candi.
date for the Presidency or Tor any
other political ofIIcs. and thst moth
Ing can induce him . bes-on,e ssc,,.
Mr.. Blaine has, to use svule.risn,. =
level head. The New is>k e)eetion
has forever Destroyed the eA9ce, Of
every prominent lsalf-"reed t. the
Presidency and he knows It. 1T
year the l,alf.lseeas controlled ths
state Republican Convention and
nominated their candidates. whon
the stalwarts did their bes4 70 defeat
This scar the slalwarts controlled
The State Convention and nominated
Anhur's sealw~rt ffiesd and I'D
wiser, Judge Folger, whom the halt
breed, have aided in Debating b!
The unprecedented majority q nearly
cocoon. The accounts q ha)foseed'
and stalwasts are now sYsaEeo, bo
in the settling . bitterness has bee1
enee.dseed which win require yean
TO remove.
NJ. Blaine b right. He knows b
cannot be e3ected President without
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Although Il h known aud conceded
BY an that Major Maginnis b excited
delegate, the Esturns from the several
counties are too indefinite 1t this
tiuse to determine his exact ma
josity. Mr.. Bolkim h reported
to have received sl'oat 1850
majority In sewn counties, and
Major Naginnis 200 In the remain
Ing 6ve. When the exact figures
ase Known We think Il viii b found
that Nj. Naginnis hes l,o0o or l,700
majority. OF course We hear the
usual apount Of talk about fFand,
etc., bue It he's become such . habit
with Republicans Whe1 they are
beaten to charge fraud against the
Democrats that little or no attention
viii be paid to their chatter. Major
Maginnis was fairly elected and -
The result shows by the very vote
which the Republicans said be would
receive aud which they asserted
would eject him, II he were excited
1t Ill In view Of this fact the cont
plants and threatenings Of Repsat-
licans Journals seem much out Of
place, and will be ascribe(l to their
deep chragrin and disappointment At
the result rather than I" reason.
a6le cause.
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The naming Of General Sherman
by Col. 1ngersoll as Republican
candidate far the Pr sitency In ISL,
Is an evidence III the superior p0!iti-
cal acumen Of that gentleman. liza
clearly dixcerns the fact that there Is
no prominent man in the civil walks
Of life who can unite the Republic
can party In the next Presidential
contest. hence he looks ~ the mill
tary service for candidate. How
ever, it makes but little difference t.
the Democratic party whom the Re
pul,licans nominate. The people
have become thoroughly disgustetl
with the party in power, and neither
Sherman nor sheridan can save IL
from defeat II In 81. With the name
IT either ut the head III its ticket 1t
would still lie the same old shop with
q mew sign.
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aEoased passion alnong them. A. q
daily witneD a al that has hap
Psned h the years gone, We can beal
testimony, - every eitisea and every
man In the Union Pacific can beas
testimony, that NO man was eves
denied Q kind and conSidoGato hear.
Ing ct the hands Of this ahje and
model manager, and no man ever
saw hin, ct . time when be was not
aoxioass and determined to do right
upon every Yuestioo which coaeesn-
ed the Interests q the great railway
and the peopse.
No special aitentioo need - called
10 the interview with Mr.. &. H. H.
Clark, which We print thls morn
Ing, upon . subject that b seriously
akitating The minds Of tens u thou-
sands of men In this state. The
time had come when II was believed
BY ~ that The elalms 70 freely made
that the Uaion Pacific railroad Com
pony and IL esmissaries were using
the inAussee and power q The cor
pos.tisa to carry the electian sor Mr..
Valentine 10 The Third district and
e|eet the eandjdates Of the Republi-
can party In this and other counties
Of the state, should b met and le-
fnted. Mr.. Clark, by his manly and
outspokes statement, he's shut tho
mouths q . whole army Of under
Dlsappess, who have been nsing the
name of the road upon hlse pre-
lences to grin their own petty ends
10 politics,"
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II seems the current report that the
bones III John. Howard Payne, the
author "f "HOme, Sweet Home
will Ike removed from their lonely
resting place at Tunis to America is
true. The person who has interested
himself in this humane Object. and
wfO proposes I" accomplish it. Is
Mr.. W. ". COrcoran. one Of the fUrc-
most citizens " Washington. Mr..
COrcOran intends ~ have the re-
mains exhumed and transferred 50 ~
to reach this country next spring
The place scles'te.l for their final rest
ny place Is Oakhill Cemetery. West
Washington. Over them he proposes
to erect a simple monument with u
suitable inscription to the memory Of
the poet. In doing this Mr.. Cor
coran will receive the thanks Of all
those who love the most beautiful
verses in the English language.
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The editor Of our able contempor.
airy, the Xstael'css'ewf, b the best ad-
vert!sed man In the West. Nearly
every Republican newspaper In the
territory has, during the pest month.
printed column after column Of mo-
tis,es u him, anil though In some In
staScss not very complimentary.
they have served the purpose Of in
citing inquiry which he's developed
the fact that the Colonel stands ~
fair In the territory ~ any Of his
tyaducen.
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The complaint is made that the
Superintendent Ut the census is need
lessly prolonging the job Of getting
out that work. There Is, 1t is said,
to liz a preconcertesl movement this
winter to have the Census Oftice
created into y permanent bureau,
with y regular heal and corps "'
clerks and inspectors. By the time
the present CENSUS IL finished. which
will not lie until 1854, It Is urgesl til.
arrangements must then soon lie l'c'
gun far the next. This one will cost
between Si,MN', 0N ard SI.W",@N,
The claim Is that permanent ''u'
rcau will lie saving of money.
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II Is not generally known that
General Batter came near icing
drowned . few days before the exec
ton. a dispatch from Lawrence,
Mass, under date Of the 18th inst,
say. that tie General came up On q
steamer, and just at the upper edge OF
the rapids. four miles below that
place, the steamer ran upon rock
and stuck there. 1t WAS jndispensa-
be that General Butler should be ut
Lawrence at an early hour, and .
small boat carried By the steamer
was brought alongside and Genesal
Butler and several Others took places
in 1t. The water was running ewiltly
and ~ soon ~ the boat WAS loaded
the current began to suck It under
the counter Of the steamer. In en-
deavoring TO push it clear the boat
was partially swaml'etl, and each ef-
fort to right matters only made them
worse. The current was ~ swift
that only an extraordinarily strong
swimmer could escape being drawn
into the raplds and whirled down
the river . mile or two before still
water could be reached. Fortunate.
~ the deck hands, after much effort,
succeeded In hauling each man ON
hoard, the GENERAL escaping with
banged mp hat and . thorough vet.
ting.
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the vote At New York and Po0n4yt-
wanna, and be we'll knews That b
eannot get the vote q either. The
de(eat q Folges and Beaver means
TIE defeat Of any halfbsoed eandi-
date Tor the Presideaey IN ~, and
no ess comprehend that het bsttes
than Mr.. BlAine. StalWost and ha)f.
bseed lie barred 10 TIE same ruins.
The great leaders q the two factions
q The Republican party have met
their political deaths. Conkling and
Blaine will be known hereafter -
private citizens. Their career -
psllic men h ended, and Mr.. Blaine
did we'll to noeity bis friends that
be b nat . candidate for The Presi-
ajency 10 lisa. Il b now In order tor
M. Ccnkling IL make the same an
nOuncenlent.
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SheriH's Sale.

INFLATED Stout, plaintiff, ". I"l.n W. Clan
ton Defendant.
To y" said At SiIerin-s sale ,s,1 the ,s.h dav
at November. A -. lsx:, 1t u 0'ciHrk m,
-n the premises. tn" following dsycrjhet
property. u Wit: All the defendant.
right. tile, interest. amt aleu,land in mi
!" mat ceriai" pisc. or plot NJ g:ound
uirly-nv" 81 feet Ia width by one huniroi
Clan! feet j." length, lying OH the xouis
side aud fronting ON caktetn cvtsnsios
al Park street, just east Of The t0wn M
Nii:e and opposite the bavis founiry. 10
g..il,.r with the fra ne blacksmith Ah0u a,si
w"I house there',"t" attached thereon
p".c'. j" front. and smid property iy in snj
being IN Silver Bow csIln,y, N. r.
lIa!.-i this list day IT November. AID lss.
TH.sMAS NJ. LOWRY, Hheria,
BY q. \. Sr 80. Cnde. sheriff
u-iW!
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A Russian Murdered.

ALEXANDRIA,, Nov. 1:;.-On Mon
day the l'0tly Of Russian sui ject
was found lying in the street. where
he had been murdered. As the ixly
,illprit was native watc!,lll,i,, who
has lecm arrested. In his lxsst--ssi.,ll
was found u blood covered blu,lgeou.
which has pieces 0f the hair am':
brain> If the victim upnn it. T:r
native denies his guilt. and his ex-
plantation Of the pr..e nee Of til. YEA.
non il llis.wlicvexi.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAL Sc.

IT, the Probate Court IN :.ini i..r silver
matter Of the estate III .Atwe.l Mowry. &c
ceased. Edwin Il. Wafer ,ry. s,imlislr,-
tor Of The estate Of Atwcll Mnwry, decea>-
Cd, having filed hts petition herein. pray.
ing TOR an ORDER "f sale Of the TEAL .>..:" ni
said deceased i"r i.c purposes lh,:r!.. So,
forth.
l: IL therefore ordered BY the judge of Sale,
court, thu all persons interested u, the cs-
probate court Oh "Wednesday. the I'D .iav -:
November. i>s!. at2 O'Clock in the xit.r,ot. n
VI satd day. Ut th. c'r:rt room, IT sail pro-
bat, court. At the City Of Butte. in the
county at silver low. to show cause why
an order should not I've granted to the Aail
adnI'ltSiraiOr tO sell much OF tho r.nI rs
tate Of the said deceased ~ shall be .c:cs
cary. CALEE r.. IRVINE.
Oci.ijWsw PROB aie Iu,...
Dated this ruth cay ri October, ls>...
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In the probate court IN for silver H.,w
county: Territory Of , 0ntana. In the u.at-
Ter u the estMte Of John 4. S.rcichrr de-
ceased: Edwin B. water lury. adminis,ra.
t0r ~ TIE estat" Of John T.. Sirei her. de-.
ceaSesl,. having filei his petition h.rcin
praying for AL Grslcr Of sale OF the real Is.
!ate OF said .tesce'ient i0r the purposes
II y therefore "ri' rel hy The iudg. If sarl
sate Q! said deceased app .ar D"f,rr The .a,d
St0Oate court on "Wednesday. III" . IL ,,my ..l
November. 1S>:, al i"u',iock o. the .ur, nn..
81 o.! ssid isy. u the court room ~ .ani r,n
~ OF silver Boz, To- show csl.c nv nv
osaer should not b. granted to The said nj.
m!nrtratOr To- sell 80 mach OF IN. rel -.
tste OF tne sati deceased u. shall l.. deem. 4
"ecsssS1y. CALEbE IRVINE,
n..,, Probate Judge.
Ds!e. This 18th Gay a. October, \. il. i.S..
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-15
The SUNS" Comment on Ben
nett'o Cable Scheme.

New York, Nov. 1::.-- hc Mir, in
:. weekly review OfWalls;trec. affairs.
has the following concerning James
Gordon Ilennett's new cable scheme.
The making and laying vi a cable I"
cost s., 9M, O0I, of which Bennett subj
sc,ibes 81, nm, am, and promises an
other 81 mn, I'M, If a second cable Is
necessary. The total capital will |"
raise.l to five million dollars. The
new cable will ie worked in tnn!,ec-
ton with til" Baltimore and Ohio
tplegraphic system, and TIE Hf"i'"
a,ivi.es the Western newspapers not
tn make any contracts with the
Western Union until BENNETT Is
ready to serve on philanthropic prin-
ciples with his new toy. hut II Is
hard 10 see l,ow BENNETT can offer
anything like the facilities which the
Western Union now gives to it, GUS
toners all over The continent. Apart
from that, there are gra e doubts IN
the minds Of conservative business
men whether he will persist in his
new ''f:ui," and whether his pre- sent
passion for cabling rnay not evapr
rate a. did his love tor polo, soup kit
cI,rn~. yachting and Arctic expl"r'-
tlOllS.