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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27

\ WESTERN preacher, whose congre-
cation had begun to fall Off somewhat,
had it intimated that he would discuss
a family scandal the following Sunday.
As a consequence the church was
crowded. The minister's subject was
Adam W. Eve.
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Geography and History.

Above the wharves some of the old ware
houses still tower waiting for the rich car
goes that wilt never come again, aud to the
left the harbor opens into a little inland
sea that extends nearly i've miles to Wan
winet where n narrow ledge barely keeps
the surf from breaking into the bay. Across
the island and about thu sane distance
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A,t.r,sy.Gsssvai Sssh,

chairman OF the Republican s,ap 49,
tive Committee, skipped into tbs Gv,
terdsy, and ont again ,a,,, a. An ,nd esga
with Q beer-keg mallet. Nam "a y
political business, but he ~on,p ~ -
what IL was. He met few PoIinInls ~. "a,
having no passport returned 70 v." r.
hurry Nash has no business h'r -
Rsnublican State organization hs 4
Hamilton county out In the - IA
issues. BEFORE the change oi hen' 80
used to come down 70 Cincinn,a w ~, .
,Ioneer cover the Rhine" where
nbesrsr than water.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-27
Nantucket.

Nantucket. which is in easy reach Of BoS-
ton, lies off the coast of Massachusetts,,
about thirty miles from the main land.
You can take the Fall River line to New
Bedford and cross over, or by way OF Bos-
ton, going down the cape, which somebody
has described as gang plank thrust out in
the Atlantic ocean, you can strike the New
Bedford boat which connects at Woods
Hall and reaches Nantucket two hours
later. The boat touches at Oak Bluffs and
Martha'S Vineyard on the way over, but
these are only modern creations for temper
ing the exurberance of a picnic with the
solemnity OF 4 campmeeting, and the trail
of newness is over them all. 1t is not until
you sight the harbor entrance, and the old
windmill on the heights of Nantucket
that you realize you are getting into a
neighborhood that is out of the common
way and has history and individuality Of
its own. The mill might be shown as the
one at which Don QuiXote tilted and at
which Sancho Panza looked askance, for
like most of the buildings on the island, its
material was brought from the mainland
and il belongs now to a couutryman of
the knight Grant, who now only pushes
round its beam and puts its sails in motion
for the amusement OF visitors.
The harbor channel is narrow and the
Committee on Commerce has overlooked it
in the annual appropriation. The approach
is safe enough ordinarily. for beside light
houses at Long Point and Sankatz, there
are lights at the h arbor mouth and below
il, and bell buOys for dark and foggy
weather, but the bar, which old NantucE-
eters declare first drove the whaling bust
ness TO New Bedford, still remains, and be.
low the entrance there are points more
dangerous than the Goodwin Sands, where
the carcaSses of many tall ship be buried.
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Fear Of Disease.

It is said that while the plague was
raging in Buonos Ayrcs, the gravc.dig.
gers bore charmed lives. OF the three
hundred men 50 employed not one died
Ut the disease.
1t ha, often been noticed that during
the prevalence Of pes,iIentaI diseases,
physicians, undcrtakcrs, nurses and
grayc-djggors, whose bushes, compelled
constant liability to infection, have
usually escaped in Il far greater ratio
than their numbers would warrant
The "charm' from this immunity from
the prevailing scourgc is very simple.
They are not ,cocd. They are posit'cc
to the disease, and ropcl its attacks.
Fear is great ally of death, Whoever
iSniraid Of disease is in II Uegpiire con
dition, and really invites its approach.
And thus it is the world over The
brave die but once, while towards die
many times
Much unnecessary alarm exists in
every community in regard to many dis
eases We are, it is true, all liable to
sickness and death. But if we are all
sober, clearly and brave Of heart, we
need have no fear Of disease Of body or
mind. - Tx.
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ECa&i,.

From the realm Of shadows no vote,
come. back to the land Of hereafter II,
ray ut light can penetrate. What is nat
ural cannot be evil; What is inevitable
must tend to good. Death is but a SPOT
on the brightness Of a limitlcss sphere ,
beyond the spot the brightness is not
dImmcd. We all admit there are pos.
sessions far more precious than life, and
yet we appear to think that which ends
human life must he calamitous. Death
is a violation ofnothing; it is simply A
from The lower to the higLcr
from the partial to the universal, from
the line to the sphere.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-23

Tho iollowins is a SYNOPSIS Of liz

The following is synopsis Of the
pau.rm enunc.atcd by Mr.. Louis
Blackburn. o.; shelby county, the color
Cd candidate for Governor:
II will advocate more perfect
union, and will lend h.- influence to e,
aJ,.>a Justice, insure domestic tran
4ujI.,y and provide for the common de-
tense. - promote the general welfare
and secure the blessings Of liberty to
ourselves and po.tcrity were the ongi-
nal idea, upon which the American
government wa, founded, but when a
long train Of abuses and usurpatiOns,
pursuing invariably the same objects,
Else, up to confront u-, it bchooyc, u,
as patriot, to cy.ucc Il desire to reduce
them t. asAc. under the burning iudg,
nation ~ an outraged sovereignty. 10
throw Of ,ach a Government as wcuow
have, and to establish another wherein
shall be provided ncw guards for the
future security Of the people, should be
the aim VI every patriot, and | am a
candidate va that ticket,
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French / aneuaee.

ifof' a. JoHrdan is prepared to give French
'e','nF 70 lew more pupils IIi- CLASSES are
,,'ting me Progress. References: Governor
:. and lady, Dr. Murrcll and lady, ]. l..
= and lady, W, j. SHUTTER and LADY, NJ.
T. P,i'y and lady, T., 8. Henderson and lady,
~. ~. Baird and lady, NIcssrs. Embrey and
.,n@ and Misses Maggie March Ida Icieber
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ECONOMY

If dres. j. insured by neat and inexpensive
aa.'o1H.
Books and stationery can be bought q,
Nashville prices. 40 combinations formed
Jy which any teacher j. to receive profit in
Mnni.. .leNt i.r pupi!..
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,IrIENTs OT IN. COLLEGE,

a...gv.rer. -.'iou- Il honor throughout the
.auI. and a.0. ty the education here receiy'
ed. are mad, blessings t9thou.anG- Of south
rrn hUm--. and o. the cDmmpni,i,- in which
they re.id, al, Ntu,g r'Ha... u the thorough
w..k done g., the Mag Sharp in educating
mind aud heart.
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For the LegieIa sure.

We arc authorized g. am...e. lIa i".-
N.;aa.ie % candid -e o. r.lG...r, lrHE..a
county iu ila loser house u rar u,Z. Creme
r.l A-emb,y II Tenno-,g Election la'
IN lay 10 November.
UuSI- STATION, Franklin CI~ Team.
II. WI. Slater. Ll.ior Hon. journal:
vs.. many voters, autro-iz. ynutoanu.Guc,
81. s. La.Elu aeau4.la,rt1 r,pn-ntfrans
D.. county IN tie inasr l..., 0. theu.Xt Cen
.ra. A--,mb. QiI,une.ee.
MANY N.GFH-.
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Blacksmithing and Repairing
AMnEEM ilNApnEn

In the shop formerly occupied BY 4 Ease.
nacht, on High ST., Winchester Tenn n rss
pared to do all manner Of BIack.mtLr,,r. p p,
repairing OF machinery plows maJo '"u
pointed and horses shod promptly, md ro VI
iect satisfaction guaranteed Eigbtec' n per-
Uhe odd
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j. W. CRiSAHp.

Physician 555 Surgeon.
Offers his professional services to the ci,i.
zens OF Winchester and surrounding countrv
BS3' Ollicc-ln the building occ,pieJ ty
judge j. W. Williams, west side Of Square.
Residence, The Cochran house near Can't
Tom. Gregory. riunc " ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-23

An exchange prints lengthy article
On Science at Breakfast" Valuable
space wasted. Science at Breakfast is
Getting away with four slices of ham
ana Il haIt,do2en eggs while your Wis a
VIZ Is unfolding his napkin.
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TILE pRn.pElTS

Of the Institution were never better; roquc,t'
t.r Catalogue and information received dai.
.y. not only from the Southern State but
from point. north Of the Ohio river.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-23
TIE TEACHING

IN THE C9!.eg. is fully zap 20 the progressive
demands Of the present. Both the instruction
and example such that even the sluggish ard
Indifferent soon become interested, aud 'tudy
become, o I-o-iliye pleasure
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TIIIETY YEARS

doe Mary Sharp ha. stood firm amid the des'
ala,iou II nas and the prosecutions 81 envy
and jealousy aud thi, long record Il faithful
and ,uc.e.-.al ;lii should le sufficient guar
au..e forth, future.
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o. the " Republican Tr'cI.'

The N@''.'!e banner '..''. .
h.' become %. i,- '.".s "'-- .'
49, a.s " J. p''''ca" .'.-"' "'
B-aDef "' A,' '.h.. ''".
Bears !.- ~. u ,'.'" u l'' " '"'''." wi
aE "'... ...- '' o. ..'' .'.
i.''. VICE. 81. .'''- ..'-, ".'
ar"-.-a l !, ..'N '. .'
del. IS ...ae A~1' 'h .a.. ."". 4t'
Ap.", ~ P.'i b. " ""."" ..' .''.
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"iiD-."A4."- ID ."at D. .'-- D. ''''. ...
shape 'n '"e i''" vi " '...-'''' '.i
-e" l'''. To p. '.''."2 .'..'..' j.. '.'. .-''''
II was penang "...' ID.
! ID. e"''-s "". '''..'. .'"' d. '''-' ..
'.' - "'.'-.' ''''' '''''' D.
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VI Oh. cIu'1oa. .an.. ou .".. .
cumee "as mad. u 90 not ''-'..a .
certain numb. VI Democratic l-.ie'.
fI|#. .
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MARY SHARP COLLEGE,
Il: ':-:I: g:.'G:i d Ii @':'
At Winchester, Tenn

rr-ssga-.sair variety and beauty scene.
rs. ana entirely Exemption al. ma.a.ial ana
.r... diseases.
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1t u asserted that Russell will not get
above 400 votes in his own county.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-08-23

The cXpcudituro- Of the late Con-
gross exceeded those Of the prayion,
Congress by upwards Of sixty million
dolIars
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Postal Matters.

. 's>"'N':r"H. Feb. G.-Undcr exist.
I. = .'":. .nii i printed in Canada
81 !'''"' ':'' rir.I,.rr iOr about one
" i l"aini wi,;..r :;,c same class Of
'"T AE.i.": IL '!r United States pay
-, -. 8 "a every !No os:;,cvS. Many
,'i'"rs '"n,i'i;:::, .: this condition
~" -. r'>t.!! authorities propose
,,':, t!t' any second class ,,i.;' mat
't.."'; :" ':'n;.'!a and puri.,rt.sl 10
''!",; IA '.lr t'ni,.-i :>ia,t- terri
,t~ ."' '',i''';!n! "H; ;,c:-o;,> or firms
""''i"''; II !nr United States
a. ,l':: ';'i {. :. postal r;.ie.
,.,'' - ''': r"ra'i,, t. adopt any reg
" = : "'';','I ::!' evit. T.v Sc'y.
~ !, .'>'rE ;'-i.nr.nw is-,,cS the
."'''I "''''' '.f M III redemption .i those
NV h*"> 50 IL. :.ninlnt If S.I,.-
=. ,"n' 49,. "n'. Interest. luva;!,
\ =" '>s "t' .t;,ri!.
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London Notes.

LONDON, Feb. 4.-Threc organized
Irish efforts within ten days, to break
up liberal meetings in London, have
reused u fresh general indignation. Sir
Chas. Diike's audience at C;,e!se;. be-
i'aved disgracefully-l,:5N people flying
before less than hundred rioters. only
the police restoring orsler. Bryce's SUI
porters at the second meeting Organized
themselves in American fashion. and
secured Bryce's hearing by tiinging the
intruders out of the door. Coupled
with the discovery of the tough mass.
murders and other fresh Outrages, these
events have revived English ex:,spera-
ton, and strengthened the Government
by :, renewed demand for stern meas
ures in dealing with Irish rufiianism.
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WAsHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Thc House
Committee to-day y received i commune
cation from Dr. Bliss regarding sur
ge"n's fees ami attendance Oh the Pres;-
dent. 1t makes no suggestion Us to the
amount that ought to le allowed. bat
leaves the matter 10 the decision Of the
Committee.
\ hill has been introduced in the House
by Delegate Post. OF Wyoming, making
1t unlawful for any person to kill or
destroy any elk, deer, antelope, bu iiaiO,
or mountain sheep. under any prctext
whatever. except fi,r fool. and then only
when necessary for human subsist e,cc {;
being governed in amount and quantity
by the reasonable necessity Of the per
son or persons killing the same.
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CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 4.-Yc>ter.lay
Joseph Malholm removed with his FAM
i'y into the rear Of his house en- Buck
eye street. In the evening he found q
Handsome powder horn hanging on the
knob OF the hack door. He piuyfully
hung it about his neck. His tLree-year-
old 10y who, with another son six years
old, took the horn aud went into the
next room to play. Presently an explo-
sion was heard and the children were
found horribly nlutilatetl, perhaps fatal
ly wounded. They are alive to-day.
but the eycsight of both is DESTROYED and
they have simply chance to recover.
1t is suspected the horn was an internal
nlichinc hung on the knob by some
enemy.
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!esentation In the South American ,,ns;.

Delegate Cannon, the Mormon .no..
nc: nas asked the House Judiciary Com
,n,ttee to delay action on Shellahs r0pr,e
III. o,aI 10 suppress p0lygamy, one resson
wnncn ne gives being his own great rrief
~ the news Of the death of one of his
wives. lie desires to be heard bv the
Tomnlittee before the bill is acted ;,nDn
IL mas been decided to postpone the htar.
ing until Wednesday.
In the House, Burrows. of Michipnn
moved to suspend the rules. and noss
the DILL defining the qualification of
territorial Delegates IN the House of
Representatives. 1t provides that no
person who is guilty Of bjvamv or noiv.
gamy shall I've eligible 10 a sent in f:nn.
Eress S, us Delegate from any Territory.
Inc House was in a very inattentive
....Fnl: ana when the Speaker put the
quest10n there were few res,Nn-
seS. he. however, declared the motion
carried, and the bill passed. 1t va,
only then that a burst nf laughter an-
pr'stHi many members Of the measure.
which had keen adopted.
Brevet Major General Mei9. "uarter-
master General and Brig. General La
Inanl W. Brown. payInastcr were placed
upon the r,iiresl list to-.lay.
The President sent the following
nominations tO the Senate: Col. Daniel
II. Bucker assistant Quarterinaster
l'cneral to be Qu:srtcrmaster General
vice General Me;gs. retired; Major VIM.
s. ls0cIlester PayHlaster vice Geneal
Brown retired.
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- BUTTE. MONTANA WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY g. 1882

overflow Of the whole country seems in
evitable. The lakes above here are
| higher than for six years. Many plan
| tatiOas above and below are already uus
der water and the fences giving away.
NRw YORK, Feb. j.-At this hour q
, tremendous fire is burning in jersey
/ City that lights up the whole city vivid-
y. No details are obtainab!e this morn
An officer of the Pucific road said yes
tcr'lay: ''Oh, Of course, We have made
compromise with the Pacific mail.
All the officers Of that company are
gH'd fellows"
LONDON, Feb. 4.-Harris, one Of the
tresasurero Of the state trials was uncOn-
ditiOnaily released from the Ludway
Jail.
H. NJ. sullivan definitely resigned
his seat in the House Of Commons for
Meath.
The police Of Liverpool seized the
stereotype plates and = copies of the
Cnitcd ireland.
New YORK, Feb. 4,-One million six
hundred and fOrty-twO thousand dollars
Of gqad were shipped to-day, making
S3. 46 900 this week.
Three bodies were recovered from the
World building.
Some ftars are apprehen.led a. to the
safety Of the City OF Limerick, which is
seven days overdue.
1t has hten showing and blowing all
day.
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4 Row Over a County Saat.

'n'cAGa. Feb. G..-St. Paul specials
" that TIA II county, Dakota, is cm,-
'r"ti in arrHint.y scat war. The county
''''''!s are ut lIig*t"ne City, in defiance
y IN alleged judicial decision that
N'''ank was t!,.. county seat in No
'eu'*r. Lately two County COlnmis-
,'N't!s tr:t.i tp remove the records to
A','s;l!'. lacked by two or three hum
s''' ARMED citizens, hut a similar num-
~ ~ n'n Ei-St'ne prevented them. Four
a'''f''! men a' l;iystOne threaten to
y ,"' wh'evs. .r;,.< to remove the safe.
M lave n imrricai... and have Inli-
.%.l" help t.":.. anl defy iis!olsc-
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Anticipated Trouble with the
Crows.

New YuHK. February 1.-The Gjr,-
yh;c'* Washington speciil SAYS the War
Depart nent is formed unO;licial)y Y iiu::.
Forts kcOtlg', and Ellis that it is quite
probable there will be an outbreak Ot
the Crows in the spring. The Grows
have been friendly I" the whites eve:
since 1886. 'rhcy ::ui.;:H Lewis an'!
Clark arr'~s Montana. cfhcy have been
broken up and no white mans scalp
hangs in any o. there lodges. IL Sc:,:,s
from the narrative li::r." to the War
Department !:y army o,lie'tr< that s'n.'er
an arranye,,i>n. made with the Grows
bv the interior Department: ."r the
Northern P:,ciiic railroad that CORPORA
tiOn Is entitled! 10 take ties ;.r is ro..!
from the Cow reservation. The Crow
reservation is covered with parties OI
men, all ostcnsihiv cutting ties for the
;Ailr,al. hut many ~ them prospecting
il is believed by t!ci Grows and about
to settle. I!,c Grows :,i;va;'y imagine
ii ;,:~eives s:i.l .lH'~se~-r;i "f their lands
;n.i threaten t. extrrhlinate the intrud-
cr, in the spring. 1t is said by. Sccre-
tar: kirkWowl, friends That I've ai,>,,-
l,ltcly ha. 10 kno ow,ulyc as 10 the l're-i-
dents intentions regarding the appoint
ment oi his succcs~t'r.
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. uS -:.::r,O:. Notes.

=. i ). E"H. .'c". G.-';'I:c House.
.u,., ''''.I!- .r::,:.i:ti"r authorized IL
n, ,.'A ~, '.ii:- for the com
!, ' -. '','".' n'iiilin" in Dem
"'". ;" '.;ij i,lii,:iuy, .:rl
y. 80" -" ::,.,':.. :nr Peoria from
~. u.
Ids, +, 80. -" r,>nl,:.io:' liz the
..,n, 81. ~. .;,,nu lie state
:ls,I ~, :" >:..'..'.t he '..,.lic& omit
'a.,r ''> ~ : ;'!'i';., t. the de-
4.,.rv ~ "'At,,i - the l'eruyi:.
xiii, :, IS >:.il vii. bring TO light
r....,. '"n' 'r three Senators were
=. &c.! !''' 'N'i"',,,:. .a. senator Blair
-. II; " ''ih',r personal Explains
~. i =, ''''''''''S in the matter in
III ..r. rrr''>.':.. Il he wis informed!
IA aa,,.,, 49," ~ ~!..r Department ie-
,.,.i " MS ain"r. that the sui,-
:. :. ST.. ' ""srF ""n" before Congress
a. r''"i' u private enterprise.
.>, -, ,,"'' W, Hpu'.';;cnu c,litoria!ly
'r:,i.,, " '.;', ~. Undergone a change Sf
"A snr r; H., '' i'""c paid was $::::j, ,MN
,q,l, ,;., !, c,,''r,!l;!,. interest. al
.."'a:u +, .'';'y 1T first asIzet, So, 600.
~ Is r,i;,.' H.. .'m g pres mt 1T least re-
"a, !, i:.., "s. .,.' The paper has two etli-
Ila;,e .,.,' n'"S. which are severe
" charge him with ,nis-ep-
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BENEFITS Dispatch to Hunt.

WASHINGTON, February 81. :>cci,.-
tary Hunt received the following cable
dispatch from James Gordon Bennett, ut
Paris. this morning "iour dispatci,
received. Since you have decided to
send officers, / defer to your Judgment.
Will you kindly let nle know their
names and whether .ju,,icr or
senior to DanenllOwcr in rank,
and by what steamer they have
sailed and when they will arrive in
Paris, as 1 may le Of service in for
wariing them to their destination. The
steamer Lena which hy Sil,er,skoiI:.,
kindness has been tendersHl to me is of
course at their disposal. My curreslml,-
dent who is aim.kst ut Irkutsk will now
that the expedition is to in' in charge
Of the officers Of the United States Navy
and will go simply as the Hcrttht cor
respondent Secretary Hunt also re-
ccivtsi the following cable dispatch from
Acting Minister Hoffman 1T st. Peters
bur-, this morning, ''Il,nenhower ac-
knowlcdg<:. orders and will proceed"
Tie latter is u reply to u dispatch order
ing Dancnfcwer to proceed home Will.
,!.v iiivxlials.
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HOUSE..

! w WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Belmont Of.
| lere'l II resolution for the transcript Of
Jacob II. Shepherds letters and re-
! plies Oh file in the State Depart
ment and copies of any other
! letter. not already communicated from
! which the names Df persons and firms
! have been omitted and requesting th,.
President to state what measures must
y" taken to recover the letters declared
to he missing from the files Uf the de-
parslncnt. Adopted.
Springer introduced resolution ask
ing the President for information ~ to-
the right or authority under which the
Republics of North and SoutI,
America were invited to send Conlnis-
siONcT3 Of Peace to the Congress in
Washington Nov. 1st, lss2. ADOPTED.
by Cobb I: resolution asking the Sec
r:ary Of the Interior for all Information
concerning land grant. roads, names,
numbers Of acres, and companies wlliri,
failed to complete their road within
the legal time.
by Willis authorizing the withdrawal
from warehouses without tax Of aicoho!
and other spirits to he ustxl in the man.
u:acturc or manipulation Of toi,acsD.
by Robinson. Of New York, directing
the Acknowledgement to communicate
to tie House his opini"n in writing on
the following question:: If James War
rem Keicer, Speaker Of the House, or
AlonZO Il. Cornell, or Charles Carroll, Il
la!,orsr, under the Department Of Pui-
lie Works iu the city Of New York,
each being q citizen Of the United
States, should visit any part of the
British empire and should there he ar-l
rested without having committed any
crime definitely alleged against him,
could the English Government, by the
suspension Of the hosbcas corpus or 9TH
erwise lawfully dctain hin, on All in
definite suspicion without trial, and
without any right in our i;over''cut t"
demand his release: Al>o, his opinion
ON the application Of the law Of July -,
1868, to such eases, and the Presidents
duty under it. Also calling on the
Secretary of the Treasury for the terms
Of the contract for printing reyenue
stamps on bank checks. an,l for infUr-
nation ~ to whether the parties hold
in. the contract are citizens Of the
United States, or titled subjects "f a
foreign government.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-08
Dreao;ng War.

p::,:E>.:uM.. Fi.l. G.-T'w E:i;u~
Il, article ",, the political situation
.msa,i;,r war says Kis.;ian soeiety
,si, wsr a,.'i those who seek it i:ll,Del
, INTO if. This dread is all the more
t:,ory ..r ,.i. 20 son Ot the necessity
l,,I:u .,.pnr .it. wounds.