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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-19
WoMntN Yrcasurcr.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Wv the name Of n X GROVE as Treasurer
Dallas county. Election November Z, lSs2
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" MIR. HENRY BOIL rs candidate for
County Treasurer at the ensuing November
election,
ME ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w Il, NJ, ONERLEESE as Il candidate for
County Treasurer of Dallae County. Election,
Tuesday, November 9TH, 1852.
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of WILL +. DOUGHERTY as a
Candidate for County Treasurer Of Dallas county.
Election Tuesday, November eth, 1852.
WEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE J. a..
WILLIAMSON as candidate for County
reasurcr. Election, November, 1882.
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Der OF cotton seed-oil mills In the entire coun
| try.
| A Chlnamsn has Just harvested crop Of OK
cellont ginger ON MERGED river In California,
| Virginia has l72 tobacco factories, which con
| sumo Is, 100000 pounds Of the weed annually
An Oneida county hop-grower expects to real
iEo $1,000 from his ninety.tye acre crop this
| year.
The Duluth brick and tito company have
added n now machine to their works that Will
| mako a. 100 bricks n DAY.
| An Arkansas farmer has demons tratcd that a
nno quality of rice can he grown In that state.
farmer ut Naldosta Georgia has made two
crops of corn on the same piece OF land this
year
A party ofChicago capitalists are arranging to
ship refrigerator beef from Texas to New York
| They have a capital Of 81, ,O0O00
The production of salt IN Michigan during
August was 3il sos barrels. During the year to
date the production was 2Og yIb barrels, against
l,g76, 562 barrels last year.
The New orleans Timos-Democrat says 1t Is
quite probable that the amount paid by the
south TO the west for fOOdsurs this year will be
500 O0, 200 lo,s than that paid In 1881,
The charcoal iron-t furnace Mt Elk Rapids Is
said to be the largest of tho Kind IN the world
From tiIy to sixty tons Of pig.lron AFRO manu-.
featured each day.
Seven hundred barrels Of mullcts were 10.
comfy taken In one catch near the mouth of Now
riyeL C. II Is the largest single catch ever
known
cleared from New York. laden with 6,5sg,27l
bushels Of grain OF these IS were English, 10
uerman, 10 Italian, ~ Belgian 10 French, 10
Austrian and the remainder lying almost every
ilng but the stars and stripes
The MaripOsa Gazette says that water In the
MERGED river California, has become so hot That
II has caused all the salmon to die Tons upon
tons of dead fish arc daily drifting down the
river which are creating terrible stencil, and
the Ike was never known before.
PrOhSsOr pOHiick of breglAu has been Cpar-
ing up some Of the popular doubts concerning
mushrooms. llo says that all the common ones
are poisonous, but that cooking depriyCs them
of much Of their poison, though the water In
which they are boiled should be carefully
thrown away, and the 0SCulcut washed in two
or three waters. Dried mushrooms arc only safe
after four months Keeping
At Fish Creek New York, Is driven we'll
nincty.eight feet deep When 1t was driven 1t
first threw water ana gravel forty feet high or
more aud stu 1t has very heavy pressure aud
never freezes Tho water contains mhgucsia
salt and sulphur, and has u very peculiar taste
This well emlts a gas which burns equal To any
manufactured Illuminating gas giving "A brill.
liant clear flame, without smoke or offensive
udur
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.

To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
BBlCK-At the kllns to $40 kiln run.
STONE--At the Dallas quarrles, 30 per cubic
loot II for Foundations lG for wall and % for
dressed front
LUABEE-YelOw pine, rough. CO IS per 100
Get over "a feet IN length: 81 So Matched and
dressed Eoorng and finishing o. 20; u ceiling
Rh a. ceiling @ so; -. yellow pine
siding 81 white pine ceiling, g rs FIRST
common; white pine siding, first common So 50
ash and walnut flooring, 500 per thousand;
poplar dressed both sides, S55 rough walnut
sl25 TO 80 Common doora, 81 so 20 s3 SASH 81 IS
To % as 10 size,
Posrs--Cedar sl2 So Boise dare, sl5.
La HS-S3 50N9i per thCEeGud.
p. ASrER IARls-PeT barrel GiGI So
HAtE-ler pound, Ike
sHtNGLEs--Yellow pine, SO % 10 25 white
pine, ~ SO to 9 10. Cypress No, |, IS; No q,
81 50 NO3, % y.
CnENr = RosendOle, 80 -; Louisville 80 50
Portland, &C. So
DRAIN PIfE-3 inch, Ice per foot inch, To
inch, SIZE; inch, iOC; S inch 5UC
CEMENT rLuES-G inch, 371r inch lOc; 6inch
ceiling loiut Gil inch cap, Soc inch cling
Joint ~ 25 inch cap do, Coo.
MfxFp PAIErs-keady for use and al c0lOrs
81 lO@l S. per gal All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LEAp-StliCty pare, ~ 90.
LlME-COOporcd Austin 3! per barrel bulk
81 6G DemsOn car lots, 9Oc; per barrel 81 Is;
Dallas in lots. zoe per bushal 25c
TCRrENTlNE-57C
Inns END OIl.-G2@6i.
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FRUITS AND NUTS
ro.pAy's QUOTATIONS..

To.nAN's QUOTATIONS.,
RAIsiss-iondon layer new, per boz, cy "a
layer g. ~
apESS ArrLrs--Ecw, s,Soo0LSO per hbL
CuRRANts-Sto StC
pRAcnys--iiO W per huShCl
CALIFORNIA pgAns-Nonc on the market
Observation-Disclosures. none In market
LraoSs-rcr box. Sicily, $500 to GuG McsSiua
t,N
Nurs-Almonds, go per pound, Brazil lOsig;
nlbttis, lSc. Naples walnuus, l5c. ID b, cheStnn,S
imported, mono on the market peanuts, Ten.
nescc rod lNc choicc white lsNo c,soaauls,
none In market.
pArks--ln trails, &c per ID
Fios-kcgs, lSc. layers ~ to'lTc per pound
uRAfks-voncor,l, lah, California; 40 rcr III.
pLuNs-Now, none In market.
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3Sor Uoltntp Wlerh.

NTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE w.
w A, HARDWOOD as II candidate for County
Clerk,
w. II, THACKER is Il candidate for County
w Clerk. Has had thirteen years experience
las deputy in Texas For the past six years has
had charge OF the County Court of this county,
as Deputy County Clerk, under Captain Alex
HarwOod.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoU nee
w the name Cf CHAS. WO0DSON, of SeagO.
vile, ~ al independent candidate for County
CLERK.
7 hereby announce to the citizens OF Dallas
L cJputy that am candidate for the Office OF
iouDly Clerk II my reputation as a man and
ny qualifications for the position are such Is TO
commend me 10 your confidence. ask your
hearty support plcdging myself that no effort
IrOn Ny part will be spared to make all efficient
and faithful servant OF the public.
Apr1l l6, 1882. g. N. WHEAT.
hTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w w. NJ. G.. HILL rs q Candidate for County
Clerk. Election, November next
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sApDltRyANp LEATHER.

tO-pAI's QUOTATIONS..
Sois LsArBsn OAK No. /, S,Spt0 No. 4 S7 a
~
HssLocx-Best huf,slo slaughter, ST. good ~,
best MNtamcrsS ~ No, = 2S good damage, "a.
OAK hARssrs LnArnta-Nc /. s6slSSCs No 2
Nasiock--tr,iue ~ DO good, So DO No. 3 800
lRxsoH CAtrsRiS--st ~ " | "a according 10
quality.
rubAplLrHiA CALrsgiS-No. l. o. 10 to 1 Is,
do No. 2 u AZ 10 / 10.
PniLApKLrnlA Hrs-No. 1. SIC to 81 % no
cordlng TO weight,
snssr sKiss-Topplng XXxx per ion $40 q
Innings white, xXXx, d SS Russets, 6 " 4
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DRY GOODS.
TO.DAY's QUOTATIONS..

pp,srs- Lrao,,,,,L. - III r 'rIro,,oo,, T.
Itar,non,, H. Cn"haoo 'V, ~ AZ. w.
,,"h ~ tio, ~ ~, VI; utuvii,
sni,I 81 ~ 49, pno N,n,",' '|u""' a. =, iVnpo'l
AZ smmson m,omyning a. ,n ""Tn'
is,, al 'PSo" i'o"'"''s' VA uIouccs'SI hou'h-
III s,tt,, u,o,,, no,,,,s,,cs.- ,,.,,s,o ,,,o,
milan IInoI u. ~, ~, Sroot ~ ~
IL "a EIa.Goiij ~ Ntn''"i igh" ,",ti',
ne,hy nj hSN Gioni,i, 81 ~ SS"pWSn 81
az thar,cr ool ~ at" az, y y, :
Grcat Wes,arn - Intt,,,n n"Ho ~ ''H'
FiSr pnn,y~ nn,, ",soro 1,r
vest ~, ToeNbonins q Crrat FHIlS ~ ~ r %
loss y (. bin, isi.n, tTo nTi'' -" . vv,
hrrr ''"''' '''"''i' q "''"'''' 90 "'''"'
HIrtcurn poNrsr,cs-soci,l ~, surr,, si1c g.
unlmrsynIn ~ En,oy, H., n W. au,,,'S o.
anhmrn ~ atnsJnI, M 'Is oneIn'n ,,oi NJ
la WNmsntta. igi,, Nav VorL mills ~, niamnn6
lin "amhr" o kni,h,,, "swhri"' o iInr,
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LIQUORS


ALCohoL--S2 SO per gaL rs per high wines.
WhlsEy--RectiAed, 81 1901 So Ms ser pr0Ji
sour mash one year old. 81 GO; two years old
" OO@s2 Is; three years old. 81 50Q9s2 rs. fancy
extra oldwhlsky. siGJ5. as per age.
WINEs-Claret In case, tSd5, per quality; Ca
per gal, IL 206GS Madeira, per gal 81 coos white
wine. III cases, 81 0O6sl0
CHAMPAGNE-Jules Mum Il Co., s25@29; Held.
sick. in basket SCOOPS; Krus. In basket E2G692S
Domestic champagne, a79l4
ALR-Stock Ale, per doz, e. 00G92 IS; Porter
per doE, 81 o002 %.
BOTTLE BERR--St Loulsquer,s, $40; piuts Sl2 80
Rudweiser. own size el2 81; pints. sli co. Er.
anger beer, quarts SIS; pints, sl3,50.
Hub Punch, el3 o.
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BuGGuIs. SPRING WAGONS, ErU.

THIS is the great central dcpo, for all kinds OF
wagons bugEics, carriages etc, from which
country dealers get their supplies, Tho follow.
INK arc ruling prices here
To-pAN's QUOTATIONS..
aNArts-si6ye poles. eg0llb per doE
Bu0aiEs-Gradc II and spring, top, svoeol0G DO
open S7osaSO; do Side springs, top, sloO6olS5; do
slide bar, sl0O@lSU do pheu.ons si2ScelSO; A grade
side spring, sls0GSe do pfaetons, eiS0CDgul;
bump scat buggiOs, Sl7hes2,0 platform Sprlpg
SYNONYM Mreo ST fing MagonR epoSlllb.
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Yas Collector.

MiF ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE P.
w r. STEPHENSON, better known as Uncle
Pete, as candidate NJ Tax Collector OF Dallas
county, at the coming November election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w CHAS, y, GILLESPIE (for the past six
years deputy in the Office as candidate for
The office of Tax Collector of Dallas county, NJ
the November election.
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE ],
w Il, BLEWETT as candidate for Tax
Collector OF Dallas county sttho November cleo.
on.
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WOOL AND HIDES.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
Fine spring per III, - 10 25c; medium spring
per H.. ~ 10 Do; Mexican improved per 10 i!
TO l6c.: bury of all grades. to Sc. OF.
liides-Dry flint, sound and heavy, II to lie;
ditto light 10 TO lie; dry salt heavy, lie ditto
light IL To lee wet salt, to 7l.2c; green
butchers, 3 II loGc; all damaged wet or dry,
half price, Decrskins, 20 IN III; sheepskius, "a
SUc shearlings, ~ l6C
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-19
WAGON woop WORK.

DALLAS supplies nearly all north Texas with
wagon wood work. and the sales In this line ar,
steady and continuous Prices are AZ follows
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
cot o. Xxx. q rs
SAVED Fiii.oS-ix 70 az. q rs per sst,
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ROOTS AND SiiOES.

ANovElry In slippers and low dress shoes Is
found IN the use of patent leather Hitherto
this has been reserved almost exclusively for
gontlemen's use, but now the daiuticst slippers
Nte iashioucd from it, and some new dress and
walking boots show toes tipped with the glossy
and fashionable leather
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GRAIN AND nRRApsrurFs

The markets In this city were well supplI,d 10.
day with both wheat aud oats. There WA.
slight decline In wheat aud the best grades will
no, bring over 10 cents This decline is owing
In d measure to the action OF the railroad mag
na,os who have reduced the price OF freight on
wheat from Kansas tn Texas ten cents u hun.
dtcl IL IL thought that tho cotton shipments
north will hc heavy, aud the railroads, in their
own interests, have reduced the freight coming
south, In order In have business both wnys
Had they givona corresponding rate for north
bound freight; lt would have proyun IA benefit
To the shippers In this state There were two
cars OF corn shipped To Eastern Texas
and n ear of oats at Abilene, and numerous
small orders were tillcd Tor grain Tor seeding
purposes 70 iilercnt localities south aud west
ceiplS
To.pAys QuorsrIoss
wHrAr-Choicc Qhc; medium. gNs low grade
$50; Nicaragua Is To 100.
RyE-Flrm al 10 To 7ba
BAn.sy-G0 10 Csc,
MIIIEr sKEp-,Q 10 CN German mlllet rs to "a
OATs-gS 10 &c for spring; 81 10 iOc for fall; IN
sacks, \ cents additional
CokS--Old IN ear Gee; Kansas, In sacks, Soc.
10 pN now. rs IN iSc
pNAs-Wo auole al mills 10. In store sacks.
NON
FiopR-wo quote City Mills m follows; Xxx.
Fancy S ,E@sS * cholce 81 nse' IA as.
KIM ~ Sc.tSScs XXX. b. "a. XX, 81 90 WV
Corn meal, pcr bushei, 81 30
Graham nonr, pcr hundred. 400
A cotrsponJent Of tho CHICAGO irIhune sa,,.
"It mu,t bs nnnar,nt In nny onc nj ,li rarcR,i
IN ohsoryntlon or vrfs"l In rton ms,t.rs thS,
none of mo wcSictn statcs a. M show AZ inc,,,aSo
over the yield OF iSSi' except Missouri, Kansas
and Nc6raska. MS roneelsL hr cycry one m Al
bcl,Sr than last wear hut when No ara, asked IA
believe that these three states will have a WELD
OF iSS, OONOOO bushels la lisa against A prn,luri
OF g.SOO1O'O In ISL, Il is unreasonable, An
- "A "A. a..
year IN not to bc expected The agricultural do
parlmcnt Vt the .taic-which has this reputation
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WoMntN NudNe.

NNTE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w l., WILLIAMS as Il candidate for County
Judge. Election, November 7, 49,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
" r. T. BURKE MS candidate FOR reelection
20 the Office of County Judge of Dallas county,
At the ensuing November election.
NTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w H. Ii, WEST for the office Ct County Judge,
ttc ensuing election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-19
rRAuE Iruna

virsiniss grape crop IL ssriou,iy sr.c.ed BY
GsavAi. Ma 0asssssrsAV VI Tic uho,, aua'
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For ilusticc OF the @eacr.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W !. &. 7. KENDALL as Il candidate for
Justice of the Peace, precinct No. / klec.
ton November 7, 1882.
ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
W. PEAkERs n Candidate for Justice OF the
Peace, Precinct No, l, Election November lSS1
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
" II. PRICE us u candidate for Justice of the
Peace Precinct No. l.
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w s, n, BRASWELL rs a candidate for
Justice OF the Peace In Precinct No, !, Dallas
county, Election, November Z, lSS2. 4
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. NJ EDWARDS as candidate for
lustcc or the Peace for Precinct No, |. Election,
November :, 1852
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mn, JOHN Il, KuNH as u candidate for
Justice of the Peace in Precinct No. !. Election
November
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Eoc Shcritt.

WE ARE REQUESTED no ANNurNCr
MARK ElllsroN for sheriff of Dallas
Cosny Election, November, isSl. ''''"'
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCES
w W II W, SMITH for the of,jcc M shsfir
OF Dallas County, Election, Nov. 7th. iSSs.
WE. ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
NATE CHAPMAN M candidate Or
sheriff OF Dallas County Election, No-cmbcr5
WE Arm REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w BEN. JONES rs q candidate for sheriff
Election, November 2, lSS2
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TIIE BEST
KlDMEYANDL LIVER MEDICINE
NEvER KNOWN TO FAIL.

Cures when all other Medicines Fail, rs II acts
directly on the Kidneys, Liver aud Bowls, M.
storing thom ~ once to healthy action.
HUNTS REMEDY Is u safe, sure and Spccdy
cure, and hundreds have testified 10 having
boon cured by H. when physicians and friends
had given them up 10 die, Do not delay lint try
at once Hunts Remedy,
HUNTS REMEDY cures all Diseases of tho
Kidneys, bladder Urinary Organs nnnSy.
Gravel Diabetes, and lncontncuoc and Rotcn.
HUNTS. REMEDY cures pain In tho side.
Back, or Loins, General Debility, Female his.
cases, Distureed Sleep loSSof Appctts, Rights
Disease. and MI Complaints OF the urlno.Gcnital
Organs
HUNTS REMEDY quickly induces the Iiyer
" healthy action, removing the causes that pto.
ducc bilious Headache, Dyspepsia, Sour S,nn.
nch, tosuNcneSe, Piles, ctC
ny the use cl HUNTS REMEDY the stomach
anu Bowels VIII speedily regain their strength
NJ ihe Blood will be perfectly purified.
HUNTS REMEDY Is pronounced by tho bcs
doctors 70 be tho ONLY cum for ali Minds %
Kidney Diseases '
HUNTS REMEDY is PURIFY vrevrAmr and
| ha surg curc for Heart Disease and Rhcumat,sr,
| whcn all pther Medicine fails
HUNTS REMEDY is prepared expressly 10,
,he seoue Diseases, and has never been Known
One trial will convince you. For sa,e sv Al,
nruggists Send for Pamphlet TO
Hunts Remedy Co., Providence, R, |,
! = Prices, rs cents and eliza
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s'oc Commissioners.

ATTHe REQufsr or MANY FRtpSps
"A QEoRGE JACKSON horribly ANNOUNCES
himself es n candidate for the Office NJ County
vonmu, Toner At tho ensuing November ei, q.
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Announcements.

AVIAN Announcements for ONCE must be
Paid for In Advance
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asoc the Legislature.
Nstrict 0,lcvlt.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w CoL'J W. LANE aS a candidate for pls
trict Clerk nj the ensuing November election. ~
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the nsme Of HENRY W. JONES. the pres.
snt incumbent rs u candidate for reelection 10
HE office OF Clerk to the District Court OF Dallas
County, at the ensuing November election.
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Tn.Ru "a on exhibition on the Exchange IN
this city .lslt 81 cotton ralscd ty Mr. Ncnt.
gomefy who resides near seyonc which IL a
reflex of whA, the cotton Weld will DO In This
TAKEN from the neld, and rivrs evidence OF a
yield which excceds abalc 10 the sce j.
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TnR grain market In st Louis to-day. rs re-.
ported to the Exchange In this city. was rs FOL.
lows September wheat NSS; October wheat
Vs@gir; September corn, @A bid; october
corn, ca; September oats, WN, bid; October
oats, S0A. cents
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FEou aud after Wednesday next the daily re-
cepis VI cotton In this city will he posted on the
boards Of the Merchants Exchange, as well as
the prices IN all the principal cotton ports of the
country, The amount OF grain In store In this
city as well as tho weekly receipts OF cotton will
be given on every Friday The newspaper re-
poflers win In the future obtain their data at
tho Merchants Exchange
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THE prices for grain on the Exchange to-day
Wore rs follows Wheat gImaimsi0,' rs per
quality. Oats, for spring, 2se3Si fall, for feed,
&@l9 choice red rust proof itte50 New corn,
In Ahuck, 3ielil shellcd, 49, old, IN ear, GO; old
shelled, In sacks, l5GSo harley in sacks, 10,
Rye, Texas In sacks. S5@90 northern. sLOO
Millct seed little GOoGj, German. S90Ig5. In
store In small lots higher price is asked.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-17
POLICE NEWS.
Two AmazOns i'll a Prize Fight.

About six o'clock yesterday morning
4 man was arrested in the Tiv"la beer
hall by Officer Carroll for having II piss
tOl and making threats against another
inmate Of the hall. who it is said was
scared very badly. An examination
will take place to-day, the accused rest
ing last night IN Jail.
The Police Court records showed yes
tcrday the issuance OF warrants against
MARY Roe, alias Madame Mm'st"c!'",'
and "Josephinc Gomlcl'eaHx," on The
charge Of figl.tin. and using proiane
and abusive lan"uage I" each other.
The row took place Oh Park sire about
three o'clock yesterday morning, OIL
Ger Carroll making the arrests. 1t is
said by the officer that the fight tx.
tween the women Wa< Il regular stand
up anil knock down atl:.ir,and that they
used their fists will, case. precision and
celebrity. The blows fell i"rcii'ly on
their massive FORMS AMI faces. and the
spectacle seemed much enjoyed 10y tn
bv>tandcIs, quite Il number Of whom
will appear t"-'la; rs witnesses before
Judge Wilcox.
One Of the audiences who was evident
~ quite proud "f the pn:iI;s'ic display
made by Mrs. l;"m'cl'c,ux suggested to
Officer Carroll that she would bc II great
card for Harry Hill, whose New York
boards seldom saw Il finer woman fight.
Yesterday one Of the ,r''l'mtant> sent
money up to the Police Court, without
even taking the trouble to put in al al'-
p;:.ral,cc, AMI paid her fine anal costs.
The other will !'av: a hearing to-day.
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From Maiden.

A letter from Maiden, the now pro,ni-
nent mining caInpof the Maginnis Dis
trict, was shown Us yesterday. 1t Was
written about May LIST, and says, EVERY
thing lovely here after storm Of six
days, aud u snow about six inches on
u level, but light. Had the first ball In
the guich on the it'll, eight couple COM
ing from the Post and four from town.
The supper at Van Ess' would have
rut the Miles City hotels to shame. The
Town asa general thing has been dull,
bv reason of the weather. Trout tish-
Ing has commenced. I had dne mess
yesterday from . friend who caught
forty.thfee this side Of the mill. A halt
interest Of the Collar mine WAS sold
Friday for 500. New leads are being
struck every day. No out door build
in9 for tho IoGt week."
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ANGUS Macd0nald's Farm.

Angus Macdonald was Il large farmer
from Cl,arl.,tteb,.rg, County GlenSarrx
who arrived in Winnelxg few days
ago. Angus, in his own estimation and
in the est nlatiO.l Of his friends, was Il
shrewd man. He WAS hardly in the
place before an old acquaintance vt his
ran up against him, slapped him Oh the
back in u friendly way, and said:
lin glad you've come up. l was
lust guin. to send tor you" After their
greetings, he continued: "By the way,
Angus, YOU own Il farm out near Min-
llcsCta:"'
"Yes.'
GLOW much will you take for it,"
II don't know" said Angus. II had
thought of settling Ola 1t myself"
"Well. III tell you what, I'll give
Angus thought before leaving Glen
garry that ii he got y, ono for it lie would
he doing we'll, hut now he was In the
land of i,oOllls, and 50 he asked for 1t
ST, 5aN.
"Well, here's SO on the bargain, and
we'll sign the n.pers tomorrow" Ana
the purchaser rushed of.
Before two hours had passed, Angus
ran against another old acquaintance.
"Giad to see you Angus; glad you
came up. BY the way, see you reEis-
tered ~ owning farm near Minnesota:
How much do you want for that farm?''
1--WE lust cold It," said Angus:
elbow much did he give you:" -.
"Six thousand i've hundred dollars. :"
"The dickens he did. Why, I'll give
YOU SIS QUO for It. You 90 to the pur-
CHASER and get him to release you, ANA
m give you the @15, O00."
Angn wished that he was back IN St:
Raphoels Of anywhere e'se, since he had
unado such . fool q himself. 6oweves,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-17
Enforcing the Chinese Law

New York, May l6.-The Telegram
has the following special from LAREDO,
Texas Information has just been re-
ceived here that II III Irsssd mob has IT,
ken forcibl possession Oi the railroad
at Critten,len, New Mexico. he cause
Of the riot being he presence OF q num-
l,er of Chinese lalNrer.. They drove ali
the Cinnamon from the camp and then
seized Scott, superintendent Of con-
structi"n, hung him to u telegraph pole
until he promised he would hire no
more Cinnamon.