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Int leood - puniGhuDo0t and
Won ~ 11o0oY.

N6W 8V0A0 OONy -
o'eloek this eveoioG % tbo vicinity
a lCadisoa 6quass Garden . pssssee
ocean a humanity Gsthesed, attract
"a By the anneuneesUeot that wtthto
~ walls a ths Garden, Sullivan.
champion Ut America, and Tug VII
soe, ehampjea u England, woobd
have . glove Aght. IN the eeotre
bollding thsss was . 5osty-sbsr tot
ring I've leet shove Tie 1ooe. At
~, 80 psopls wsss 10 ths garden,
aud Q half a boar later The member
grew 10 1sysaa. At abeat els Harry
Hlll appeared In The ring. aeeo0po-
MED b. Harry Evaos and Johnny
Cook, two English boxsss, Who ssvs
. raEtllng sst.to a three Eoands. Two
loesl boxses then Engaged TIE
attsntiou a TIE esowd for . NV
u,osnents. At go Wilsoo and 6al-
livan, The Arst accompanied By
Arthur Chambeso and 0eefge Hol-
dss and The latter By BILLY Madden
and Joe Con, appeared In TIE ring.
A vast mas q people Toss and
eheesed and seemed Wild With d.
light. Betting u this time stood 100
70 Is IN hvor Of The American. Both
mss stripped 70 the waist. Harry
Hin was chosen referee. The oondt
tions Of the fight annoonoe0 that
these were four rsun1s 70 b fought
under Marquis q Qussasbary rules'
three ninutss saeh; one minute mt,
and tea seconds, In case Of . knock
down, :or the fallsa man to ct up.
II Wilsoa sboald Aght loar Eoands
Sullivan engagsd to pay him $500
and half a the sats money. Wilsoa
holding el,0oo In biz Sioved haad
stepped to Whese Sullivan at and
olJbeed 70 bet that aneant 10 Wou)d
not b knocked out of tinne. Sullivan
declined The o0es, saying tbese was
already enough money o. the match.
At 80 Harry HIN called time when
beth men came II lall view. 6ulli-
van seemed 20 tower above biz adves-
sary. Wileoa has the frame and per-
fect form ola fighter. Hi body b
stout; lees short and aimo powerful,
be = not high, - compared
to Sullivan's magnificent physjque.
Sulhvan's weight NJ 100 pounds aud
Wilson's loo! The Enylishn,sn a.
though n,anifeslly M match for his
powerful opponent Showed himself
full u pluck and made . game fight.
He stood the Punishment inflicted BY
and although, kn0"ked
down q times he fought sGainst oil
hopes aud although he was pun,-
n,elled and hammered In every con-
eeivable manner he managed to
stand out for the four rounds and
won the u 900 and biz share Of the
sate money. He showed great cum
ming In each round. He would try
70 catch Sullivan around the neck
and hold his arms 10 . lOck grip.
The object Was to prevent punish
ment during the continuance q the
round, and to hold biz antagonist
until time was up. When be found
himself unable to do this he would
clip down and then slowly rising
would wsrily watch Sullivan, who
W. a. the alert 70 catch him. He
was very quick to dodge aud thus
avoided several terrific blows such -
would have knocked . horse over.
Round oue:-Wiloou leadl n9
planted light blow on 6ullivan's
ice, the latter then went ct The
Englishman viciously and mise
times ID saceessjon Knocked him
down. He fought him ill over the
ring and o. the ropes planting sting
|n9 b lows o. nis 6hce and neck.
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PDoPlcD o. D9Yp3.
h lGoooly Ropulo1ao0 q IL
Xhodiyo'D OoQnin3o0.

eo
TbouGh the deminioa q ~ Khs.
dive extends over . ts.et q country
noee than tviee - lasy0 - FIoDee,
Il eoatains, q did eestain. esly .
populatioa q 8. SEQ, Ga. a which ness
than eoyooo az, o. wese toseigoess.
Apart from the toeeign s)easeot. The
population olEgypt = . motley ooe
Indeed. OF The deoen a. Dose e3e
w,eats which coostitate e, jbor-Anhs
q Tie whole aso ssttled Asahs q H.
asses, Who, physically, azs . Gsa.
nuseslar sst ot people; who, Dosally,
ire 10 beltes than they shouDd bes
who politieally ass TIE great tax pay
90 a Tie lan6, and WHO, rslisiossly,
ase - divssse ID ereed - they ~ II
tint. There ars about 4.sooy 600 q
thes (elyakeea. The Bedooias num-
be- 90, 90, and are nomadie. paseo-
nj, dlshoaest and lazy. The TURKS
sunoer lo,Ooo aud ass naainly asti-
sans, shopkeepess asd SMALL psepst
stoss. There ars % 900 Nubians, hon
ct, industrious and mostly slaves.
The Coptie element b slso . large
one, and numbess about half . mill
lion. The Copts c]aim to b the oaly
Egyptian raee, but they aEs mean
deseendests ofthe aneiest Egyptian,
beisg undessised, degraded, dishea-
ct. crafty, avsrle!oas and immesal.
Thea there are some 800 Abyssin-
iaas who nearly resemble TIE aboe-
iginal Iace; 1900 Rayah Greeks who,
pride Themselves % being desesod-
eats a the ancient gTesk eo)ooists;
1000 Armeaians, whoase, stsrnesly
enough, Christian ~ religion, but
Semitic In origin; and 5000 Jews,
who Sand socially lowest q the ESQ.,
sus-soll ofthe Khedivs's non osle@
subjects, ard WHO mostly oeeopy .
special quarter In Cairo - dirty and
isolated . The cd 6beth at Rome.
9th 5000 Or moro SoseigDess
domieiled In Esypt The large ma
josity are Roman Catholic and 0seeks
Of vhom Il b 10 libel 70 ny that .
misosity It least are the very drsgs
a the Levant. OF the gross totsa
about q, 900 live In Cairo and abost
Sc, 0O0 In Alexapdri., the rsanaining
standing usdeF the head d.
tributeil." Divided into nat'onal-
tiss, they may Be reckoned 1t 5000
Greeks, $1,000 Freneh, GOO Italians,
100 British, 1000 Austro- Hungarians,
1900 Germans and A00O indicated,
making appropriation - various ~
the castles Of India and engaged Il 90
equations - separate - the races
are distinct.
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d.. Lamb ssys: ''The pis unaese At
0ultoau's hcaia was s00mle aotesi-
oily; postesiosjy there was sDight
hypothesis, and that The right pasis-
tal booe q BIZ skull Wa0 natte0ed
jast heck q the ftonte.Pasietal." We
have always thought that that ~
what vae Tie ulatte1 With him.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-19

0DuBA1A 49, OSO~S
WAsHlNoT0x, July ls.-0enesal
BaSros, President Of the Republic Of
Guetamala, was received by Presi-
dent Arthur, Saturday.
In the Senate the petition Of the
0uiteaa trial jurors, asking Ter IN
allowance Of i've dollars per day, Wa
referred, and the Senate BY vote Of
yeas q to nays 10 went into exeeu-
tive session, the negative vote being
entirely east BY the Republicans
with the exception Of 0eosye.
The Republican 6enatoss held q
caucus this morning and agreed to
bring forward the appropriation bills
1t once With the view ola adjourn
meat Of Congress on the twenty
ninth inst.
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The psohibitjoa amendment q
Iowa takes Immediate effect and The
tippless u that slate ere compelled 10
shat or their usQol stj0oDaneD WITH
out further notice. II . few nD0Ce
states adopt prohibitosy measures 4
win become . matter II grave cor
Germ % % what will become q the
86,OW, aOO galIoas of whisky Dow
IN boud 10 United States waso
houses.
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NEW YoRK, July l8.-The move
10 the freight lnarket b very slow
ewing, In part, to the net that the
deliveries Of meschandise BY the
railways h slill for behind notwith-
stapding that considerable work hes
been done BY g,seu freight handlers.
This b illustrated by lat q freight
that was shipped 1t Cleveland June
18th and was Only delivered here on
the nth inst, . period q . days Or
moro a time occupied In sending the
freight from New York to Gan Fran.
cisco by rail.
The deliveries of railroad iron On
The Mainstay Of the Clipper line b 1t
present also very slow, aud the Pal
myra, although having ill Of her
cargo q ,aCsd, hes besn obliged to
wait ten days for her position q iron
which b now going "a hoard. The
Triumphant having got ill of her
iron will b landed By the I'd inst.
The rates are about ~ steady - at
last quotations.. The supply Of avail
able tonnage h light owing to the ini-
proved den,and for grain and petrol
cum Tor vessels for the California
trade thsre. no two lines having al
that they require In the present bull
atatc Of the market. Freights RIA
lslhn.,ss are bat moderately active
for California, but for China there n
moro inquiry, owing to possible
tJouble In the Suss canal. Overland
ffeights are kept more quiet than
they ought to Be By reason Of the
trouble In making shipments. How
ever there seems to Be good quaint
jty Of miscellaneous goods got or
each day.
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The "Betty and he baby" fsnd b
saPidly iscseasing. "Betty" thinks
she win sooo b sbje 70 sbtain .
uasDo0 fo9 her hushood. She ooght
~ b b IL . hurry aboat Il - the
indlsessst sefgeant = batter paying
card where be b thsn be would BE-
any where elDe.
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beauties.

CINCINNATI, July IA 1osans-
port, Indiana special says, It has
been discovered that Oscar Goodwin,
late cashier Of the Logansport Ma
tioual Bank, b delhulter 10 the
amount Of >ls, 400; the whole sum
being on account Of the 0erchanta
Rank of Chicago. Goodwin disaT-
peared some time ago. taking viii,
him biz bond - cashier and tearing
from the records ell -. esance to Il.
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The death a Nm. LIncoln - N.
sossced ID . recent pgess Sepeet.
Ths health Of this lsdy has beea n .
pescsrioas coaditjoa fos several yean.
II lact e b doabtfhl whether she
evsr recovered fro0 The great shock
80 reesived q The sudde0 taklag ~
u hee distinguished hushsnd.
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The crop prospects % The North
western states may - bsieAy
summed up - follows: Com, psos;;
wheat, better than last year bit not
- good - TIE year before; rye, oets.
potatoes and hay exceptionally COED.
High water % some Districts and late
cold rains In others have materially
affected cereals Throughout Tie
country, bat uPoa TIE whole, with
the exception q corn, the yield viii
Be- gool.
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New YonK, July la.-Arabi and
Tbplha Pasha have utterly lot pres.
tigs BY their gross eowardtce during
tho bombardment. The artillery
men were kept ct their guns on the
18th inst, BY Infantry passed under
cover. The Khe1jve states go
Europesus have bern killed ct KAT.
creldwsrt. Numerous executions ut
Alexandrie excite snme comment
among the libesal party and In tie
mas and in Parliament.
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Now York la]ies Indulge In loneh-
e that cost from Us 70 % . plate.
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NJ. John Blight did sot agree With
biz colleagues - . ~ coarse b Be
parsed b. the Enelish 0ovefnneot
toward The EgypGiass and rssigned
BIZ positisa In ths Cabinet NJ.
Bright thlnks Tie exigeaeies Of The
case did MT jssGily TIE bomhardmsst
II Alexasdria and that - lang -
Arabi Rasha did not menace The
Sues canal the Engiish Government
shoald have lelt The settlement q the
internal siIsi1 of the coontTy 70 The
Khedive and ASah Pasha. No ooe
doubts that NJ. Bright b governed
In bis actioa By bib honest eoavie-
lions, but Il b unfortunate he should
Be- found opposing The policy AZ biz
0overnmeut % this matter.
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ADothw great disapPointmeat b n
store foe . hungry world. Nm.
ChSisliancy has eo0e3Udrd noe %
lecture.
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Fine Satin Rhodamoo e3eGnntly
trimmed dropoeo % rich conbi4otjo9,
To6oeed fts0 @75 % %.
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Union cashmere salts reduced 10
$50 pr suit.

Alpaca and Linen Coats, ets1W
aaas, g.. !eeeesd 70 cost asd kss. 70
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FOURTH SEMI ANNUAL CLEARING SALE
White Shirts.

Elegant White Shirts (three-ply
boeoais), eafb or hands, reduced from,
$3.50 tO q.
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Satin sarah ard Metro eombinor
tion suits Iodoeod ltom % . ~.
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Ut. DI1Zs: asa ssssh smith -
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C|othiiIlg:

All wool cashmere suits reduced
from 90 to o1h.
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All wool cashmere suits reduced
item 8l2.60 70 o.
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Extsa quality Cheviot shirts re-
duced from q 70 91.8
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Beecher Disguised

New YORK, Oct. Mr.. Beecher
preached this evening on politics ard
came ont fair and square against the
Republican State ticket. lie said
Governor Cornell has l'een set aside
not because of his vices but because
of his virtues. Judge FOiger should be
sent home by the voters Of the State of
New York, and you will never see the
tricks played ut Saratoga repeated in
future convention Of the Republican
party. am also opposed TO the Cen
eral Government metlt!ling with the
local affairs 1T this or any other
State. The Federal Government
should kee,, its hands off the ID al
affairs of i State. New York, es-
pecially, when the Chief Magistrate
selects for his cOunselors Mien who
would he in the State prison If they
had their Just deserts. Ought u man
sit on the Board Of Police in the City
of New York who il !: notorious re-
ceiver of fees and brine taker::
Aud is it not shame when the
Chief Magistrate Of the ma
ton takes such men to his
home and makes them his Chief
cOunselNrs; men, who to say the
least Of them, are notorious for their
want VI reputation Ifthey ask what
are We going to do about it: ! an
swer they will lind Uut when the bal
lots IRE cas-. an,l counted.
To-day was the thirty-iiftl anni-
ycrs:lry Of Mr.. 3:eeclers connection
Will, plymouth c!:rri'. III the course
Of his mornings sermon. he said. IL
multitude OF statements are kein:.
:.',out me l.: the newspapers.
and Us the story j, apt to misis::sl yo:l
l think it proper to assure you have
not changed I'll; IN my belief during
these later years.
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The msnagers Of the Omaha road,
says the Sibley County ZndepcMGleat,
or that portion Of It traversing this
valley. have authorized, and pat into
operation system Of espionage over
the passenger conductors that 10 un.
digulfied ON the Tart Of the company,
humiliatiug to the conductors, and
ing public.
The method adopted il about ~
follows: After the conductor has
passed through the train. having
taken up the tickets Or collected the
fare. and given the passenger their
checks, . ''spotter' Or other mental
In the employ Of the company Who
having bearded the train 1t some
convenient point, and ostensibly
ut q time to surprise the conductor
proceeds TO duplicate the duties just
performed by the conductor, subject
Ing the passengers to the incOn-
venience and annoyance Of surrend-
ering their checks end receiving
others in their stead aud of submit
ting tn interrogatorles II any are
deemed necessary.
This annoyance Is repeated as often
- it may suit the inclination or
caprice Of the official In charge Of the
business.
1t 10 passingly strange that a rail-
road Company should have recourse
to such nietEe<ls In order to secure
efficiency or Integrity on the part OF
employees in the discharge Of their
duties. Ii goaM ground exists for
slspecting the integrity Ot con.luc-
tors why are they not perenatOrily
discharged and their places filled by
better men. and not subject them tn
such humiliation, and the passengers
to such annoyance ~ the method int
poses:
There lisa remedy for this evil 80 fur
as the travelling pu..llc Is concerned,
both the Milwaukee and the Chicago
& Northwest .rn road afford nll the
comforts aud luxuries the public re-
Q,,ircs, and by these routes the an-
neya,e'e alluded t., aid which ut
present exists on the Omaha rossa1,
IAN lie avoided.
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Produce Market Report.

H.t1;., VI. r., Oc.n!'e: 5, lss:2:.
The following are the wholesale
price. paid vs. merchants and hot' e
Keepers for the commodities: cnu'hcr-
ateJ, delivered from the wagon.
Price list carefully corrected "vry-
Saturday:
Flour, Ruby Valley, NNX.., :4.m
Ccr c"t.
Min Greek, XXXN, ::4.m
rercwt.
Mil! Creek. New Process, 40.
Gn;latin, 500 per cwt.
Union Mills. New Process, E:raE
o: tine Valley, $500
Rally Valley, tE"w process; Sl.l3.
Union Mills XNNX Snow flake,
S4W.
Uta, Common. $3.75
Utah Choice, $50.
Gral,a,1i, $500.
Wheat per H., .: cts, fair demand.
Oats. S2..75.
Butter, per H.. ~ cts.
Eggs, per dozen, ~ cts.
Corn Meal, *.
Beef, Oh foot, 3: cts.
Beets, 3! Cts. per,b.
Hay per ton, so.
Bailcd Hay, per ton: So.
Cheese, ~ cts.
Barley, $3.50, oo.75 per cwt.
Dried beans, Montana, Z cts.
Mutton, ) cts.
Pork, dressed, II cts. pc. H..
Veal, 6 cts. per IL.
Chickens, 50 a. 81: per do:.I.
Wood, s. ~ e. 81. In de',,a;d
lsuta!agas, : cts. per H..
Potatoes, 81 500. LIS = cwt.
Sausage, IL: cts. PER IL.
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Centerville Chapel.

Tie enterprising citizens Of Center
vile lave built and completed a
beautiful chapel, in which there will
Ike an old-ksshioned "tea-meeting'
held on Friday evening ut $50, Of
this week. The Rev. Dr. Fisher, all
Of the city passions and local preachers
are invited IL make short speeches
and participate in the festivities Of
the occasion. The excellent ladies
of Centrevil!c will have charge Of the
ten and cake, etc. with which, the
audience will lie treated, gratis. All
are cordially invited to enjoy the &C.
csssiOM.
The first service at the Chapel
will lie held on Sabbath, Oct. 8, ut
80 p. ~. The opening sermon will
te preached hy Rev. DR.. Fisher and
short addresses will be made by sew
eral If the Ministers of Butte. Here
after Sabbath School will I've held in
Ccntreville Chapel every Sabbath at
1890 y. M, and preaching every sab
BATH evening beginning at '::I'.
J. J. GAHv;N.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-04
Railroad Racket.

The President has accepted -
miles Of the Northern Pacific railroad,
reported upon by Messrs. scott, SAN
born and Jackson.
The headquarters Of the master
mechanic of tue Yellowstone division
Ut the E.rtl,err Pacific has been -
tablished at Billings.
The Oregon short Line has been
officially declared part Of the Utah
l. Northern, and Superintendent
Thatcher has taken charge.
The grading for depot grounds In
West Deer Lodge Is about completed
and 1t IL said the depot building IL all
ready for shipment, to be erected a.
soon 40 the track is completed.
An Ottawa dispatch states that +.
A. c. Pew has completed arrange
ments and signed contract with the
Souris l. Rocky Mountain hallway
Company to build a line from point
on the Canadian Pacific railway, 100
miles west q: Nlinnipeg,to the Rocky
mountains.
The Ncw NvrihWcst says: TIE
time Of arrival and departure oftrains
from silver Bow, Junction and
Warm Springs, as copied from the
Xntcs-lH0untuin was incorrect, and
proved a delusion. No regular
hours Ut arrival aud departure are
vet observed. The trains leave when
they get ready and return Ivy the
same schedule.
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Looking for O. Train Eobber.

CHICAGO. Oct. Capt. J. W. ees.
chief detective " sun Francisco. was
III the city yesterday. accompanying ky
Capt. Wall. rs sisLant c:Eri i Wells
Fargo, Police. IN search OF Charles
Dorsey, alias Moore. charged with
numbering az express messenger ii
E.!)or,Lo. CAL. and with ste:;iii:.. &;
large amount Of money. III. visiting
detectives supposed the criminal to
I've in jail in tlii:; city. nut not finding
him they lett l:,s: night for n'"n
City, Ind. This morning y telegram
wis raceived from them Stating that
had they arrested their mar. ilo,s.'y
served three terms in sam tlue;.tin Tor
highway robbery. burglary and rOl:-
berry. lie was discharged from pris-
on in November. 1>.A Abo'lt Il yc::r
ago lie killed al express htss:n,rr.
the crime Tor which lie is '.o" arrest
Ell. This man is regarded with IN"
most intense .;rs:,,i. I,cing on" of tie
most daring s;u!;e a:nl Express l"''-
Der: OF the iaciii: Coast. ILL.,, cap
tEre will lc hailed with EXPRESSIONS
Ut delight by express c"i.l).l.!''s and
police Oh The i':i,':;ic (" =. II Is
iOun., la has bac;i snL.:.:...si in rob
berry il. Kthtrcky. ii,;i!ar and Oh"
with y i:i:!y " safe b;"wtrs ans! also
engaged in ina,y masked hn;yl:rie>.
compelling people /" give .i:.n what
ever they h;a.