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A REMARKABLE SHOT.
A Hunter Knocks Down q 0riz-
Sly, IN Elk and Himseif
Santa Fe News.

Santa Fe News.
II. J. Sheldon left his camp, at
Cooper City, on the Petr,s, recently
in search Of game. About ! O'Clock
in the afternoon the burro. which had
wandered ahead, came running lack,
apparently in great terror, ears and
tail erect, eyes glaring, making that
peculiar, nlournful sound for which
its species is noted, and refusing to he
caught or cOn,fOrtetl. Not heing able
to make out from the report Of the
confused burro just what had hap
peneil, Mr.. Sheldon cooked his gun
and advanced slowly and cautiously
on the unknown enemy. Crawling
along on his hands and knees for
about u quarter Of q mile, he Mt lengtl,
doubled bend In the river. and
there, standing In full view in the
meadow, and not more than l5) yards
away. he saw . huge grizzly hear,
with three eut.s, and just beyond the
bear, and in direct range with her.
Nm animal that lie mt once recognized
~ che lOsg-sOught-:Or elk. Neither
Of the Maxts was aware Of his ap-
pro:,ch /: 70, quietly rising upon one
knee and resting Ills rifle across the
other, which Is Mr.. ShelaiOn's favor
ite position in shooting, lie took de-
lii,erate aim. Bang went the gun,
away sped the bullet. and down fell
two anfnlal.-in fac: three-the bear,
the elk aud Mr.. Sheldon himself.
The bullet had cut the hack bone Of
the Lcar completely in two. and pas
sing through. had lodged in the
heart Of the elk, and the extiaOrtlin-
ary task to which the rifle had besn
subjected produced such a violent re-
coil that the hunter himself was
stretched fiat upon the ground. Re-
covering himself as spe. dily as ,.os-
sible, MI. Sheldon advanced upon the
prey. hunting-kni!e In hand. Tut life
was extinct in both animals. The
little cul,~. on hearing the report OF
the gun. fled; hut. being only few
weeks old. were speedily captured.
ti.1! in Gags aud fastened on the back
Of the horse.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate o! +. rl!nand Ixcle, deceased.
Notice IL hereby given BY tho un.ierslxned
tlIe adiI.iuixtrAtOr OF the estate Of ferjl-
nxnd Ixcle. .ieceaSe.i. tn the cr,siitOss 0i and
al pefsOnx having clAinsS against tie said
deceasCL. tO exhibit them. with the neccx-
sary vouchers. Within tn months aftcf the
tlrSt publication Of this notice. t. the satd
,s.i,mii,ixt, nsOr, NJ the Probate room In Butto
Ci:y. in silver ls,w county. NJ r.
Data,i 1T Butte City, this .ctl, day Of July,
lS>.
r. b. WATERBURY.
Administrator Of the estate of ferdinand
Isele, ti.Nx'Rx<~l. 9!1w@W
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roRuaN AFFAIRS.

EnMEAv, August 9.-Two tfans.
,nrt~ with trH'ps smiled for E9ypt
Yesterday. seven more started To-
;!a,. General Sir Herbert NcPher-
son started to-day.
LONDON. August 0.-ThCs. Walch.
arrested ut the time Of the seizure III
arm nj Aerke aud convicted on the
charge Of treason aud felony, was
sentenced to seven years penal servi-
tU,ie.
SIMLA. August 0.-The sixty.
third regiment has leen ordered to
Immediately reinforce the lLdian
contingent for Egypt. Three more
batteries are ordered to he held ready
for >ervics.
LONDON, August 0.-The steamer
M,-cll from Bremen to New York h
aground under I.ezard Point. Her
ls,-iti.'n is preVariOals. She has hole
through her in'w. She struck ut $50
lhi- morning. Tugs are sent to her
assistance. The weather 10 calm and
hazy. All the Passengers landed at
Pci!ZanIe.
LIMERICK, August 0.-The police,
in consequence of nm interview be.
tween the county inspector and the
Cl"nn,cl deputstiOn In which the
former acknowledged their claims
were justietl but were recommended
I" keep within legal rules. On the
force Of teleg rams yesterday from all
over Ireland, they are resolved to
suspend agitation for the present,
n,rmt. II the derisiOn Of the govern
n,cnt In uniavOrable they have ~
solved to resign In botly. Replies to
t-le.ranls are arriving from all parts
"t the country to-day approving the
resolve and exl,Orting the men to
stand firm.
LONDON, March 0.-The MOeel had
the mails for New York. She had .
full complement Of passengers and =
full cargo. including French jewelry
to the value Of ~ ,:IU francs. She II
full cf water and will probably be .
total wreck. There was . dense fog
when the steamer went ashore.
CONSrANTINOPLE,A August 7,-Un.
pleasant feeling will he caused to the
Porte on account OF hoisling the Eng.
li~h flag ON the public building
wi,cn the British occupied 6ue1.
The Porte has been assured the rais-
ing of the flag has NO significance.
The ilax displayed ~ras that OF the
Consulate, aud WAS hO1stet1 In con-
junction with the Turkish dag. This
explanation IL not considered sails
factory.
LONDON. Augu.' lit Il runl0r-
I'd at 1t. Petersburg that Russia Is
making warlike preparations at
Odessa in view Of the possibility Of
com lisaii"ns l,e wpen Turkey and
England With reference to the I'M
expected acceptance by the pDrte Of u
military convention, d. nlamtlesl BY
England. the Port prints an unc0u-
iirM 4 rumor that Duf1erin, British
ambassador to COnxtuntin0ple, has
lx~n ordered In the event Of the
ln'r,e'~ Noncompliance, toquit Con-
stantinOple.
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POKER FOR HIGH STAKES.
Winning Many Thousands on u
Little Pair of DauCe0.

It was q pleasant fall night in Sal
vannab, Ga, when q party Of five
gentlemen met l,y agreement In one
III the private parlOrs Of the Screven
House 10 have little ''draw," which
by the aforesaid agreement was to be
no child's play, but game fer afi
that was In it. Three Of the gentle
men were large cotton merchants,
one was nm extensive manufacturer
of fertilizers, and the third WAS gcll-
i'll motel proprietor, who Was hle.sc.t
with q suM.r,sbundanc. Of wealth.
the whole five were ''s"!id men,
whose bunk checks were good for amy
amount, and Often during the game
these same check were piiel ~,
when all ready money and the iv0ries
were stakei ON hand.
One OF the players, generally u hard
man to beat on account Of his perfect
.sn,lness and unhounde.l pluck. seelii-
ed to he unusually unlucky on this
occasion, and l,eGOre the game had
become fairly 'hot" he was loser
something over SlO,Ms. 3i.lin hi>
time, the Major" waited until seyer
al stiff '.antes'' had been made. and
when it came hts turn to put up he
lauyhingly ren,arketl: ''(;ent!eii,en.
this g,ni. Is going little slow. IL!
make it $l.,sU to play" Three Of
the Others saw it. and when his turn
came the Major raised the blind
slam. This was also - en- by the
Others, and, on the draw for cards he
drew one card ior u .i,s!, and nl:de u
pairof deuces: the second man drew
three cards; the third. one card, and
the fourth two cards. E.acl, Of the
Others bet q ''chip," and the Major
bet s3Wn,. The second and third nlen
dropped. but the fourth, re'llarktng.
..Maj"r. you can't bluff me-" raised
him ;sJaO. Without moving a muscle
of his f:ce, the Major drew oa. his
book. and, writing a check for 81: :"r',
threw it on the pile. saying "lfyol
think I'm bluf!ing. come and SEE
that" This was too much for the
fertilizer gentleman. and he Laid
down three kings. while the Maj'.r
scocped In the S42,V!-C:rci"""f:
(;..,lnlErci0f.
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CUMBERLAND, NJ. ID. August o.
The miners Of tlle Cumberland regiOn
requested the companies to name the
place fNr n general meeting t. mr.
range the Lass for resumption.
Sr. Louis, August 0.-Chauncey
I. Filley Is opposed to the Republic
,.ans of Missouri putting . ticket In
The field. aud has issued . pamphlet
giving his reasons.
BLOOMINGTON, August 0th.-The
State Prohibition Convention met
this morning. e. Campbell Was
elected chairman. The usual conn
n,ittre weie appointed except ON
nomination, aud after . rUassing
speech fr,m John b. Finch, Of Ne
braska, adjourned till this afternoon.
SARATOGA, August 9.-The Demo-
an.l issued call for State o0nstitu-
ton caucus ON September 9TH.
DECATUR, Texas. August S.-The
Republican State Convention will as-
>..,i,i,ie In this city tomorrow. The
Present State officials will all he nOsni-
matted iOr re-eleetiOn. The adoption
OF u platform In REGARD to COnstttu-
ti"ral aiIlendnle It's, and the 'nOlmtna-
ti"n Of Judges fs,r thu. Supreme Court
will se the only matters Of special in
tcrr>t.
u,cA0O, August 0.-An Atlanta
>l~rial reports . riot at East
nlan on Sunda'. where . large
nu,niwr of negres from other places
were attending u camp meeting.
Marshal Buchanan aud his deputy
tried I" ar ext negro thief, but ~ he
wa. about to escape shot and killed
him. This excited the negroes. who
fought the officers. The military has
been called on. The citizens have
organized for emergencies.
WA>nIxGTuN. Auguss 9.-The fol-
l"wi order Is to he observed In cI"s-
ing the Star Route cssses: Kerr to
Open for the Government. He to l'e
followed l,v two replies from the de-
fence. l.iis. will then deliver his nd
dress tU which the defence will be al-
lowed three replies. The Attorney
q, neral or Merrick will next speak
followed by three replies from the
rihrr side and then the Attorney
General or Mcrrick will rls~e the ar-
gu.n"nt. Kerr opened the argument
this morning. Nome Uf the defentt-
ants were present.
Cnn.AGn, August a.-Thc Lake
Shore road suffered another accident
to freight trains ut Clyde. OHIO. Tues
day morning. which d.'la!yesS the
train and caused "lI>ialeral,Ie damage.
talrie.>,Ic>~ H. the s-allst'.
:, Jamestown special says the lsu-
fn> Hatch party ri heavy operators
On Wall street wer surprises ~ tne
great grain crop shown them ~ the
''rri III trade s,f yesterday. H"ts'si
>aia "a trirn.l that this rr''p w"nM
III, :r'.'t y int. iii I"'rket ~ q thai
II would iav"rat.ly effect sta.ks re-
Gently nur.'lss-stl.
\ Milwaukee special says: Inc
Milwaukee, h st. Paul Raiir0a.l Conn
imny has sold to AN Ene'isi.
c!miicstc l,'sx'.tssI acres of Is''d
Ia tie Cap. Stone district ut S;.S' pr
acre.
y ~. JOSEPH, Mich. special says:
At >"'rl.~k last night u br hit light
Was seen I'll this port. which was
believed IT, i've IL turning steam 0erEt'.
An Atlanta tia. special says: 10
Il -rc,..h ut Worth yesterday GOs:
tr'"r i"l.iuet. candidate fs'r Cnitesi
states Senator, plautsrt hinlSeI'
sIi'ar'ly uin'n the platform Of Tenn
ls'iancp and against the n,s nufacture
VI whiskcy In Georgia.
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Niss Fox sues Mr.. Low, Of New
Orisans, for breach Of promise Of mar
r,age and lays the damages at one
dollar.
Julia Ward HJwe's new play,
Lord Bunoome's Daughter" 10 coon
to be produced 1t Newport.
Mn. Hayes, the wife Of ex-Presi-
dent Hayes, viii preside at the Cha.
tauqua meetings Of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society.
Mn. Harriet Prescott Spo1erd has
written . story, 'R0ck Greek
Church." which h said to BE- . life
like picture Of society at Washing
ton.
To the Shehheld Eng Daily Tel
egraph We arc indebted for . remark
ably neat instance of the ret0rt direct.
A husband advertised that he, ThOul-
~ A. would be no longer an
swerable for the debts incurred by
his wife. Thereupen the wife re-
piled, This Il to notify that I, Eliza.
beth A. -, nm able to pay all my
own debts, now that / have got shut
Of Tommy"
President Andrew D. White, Of
Cornell College, denies the statement
that the num6cr Of male students Of
that university had decreased be-
cause Of the admission Of women.
Previous to their admission there
was . falling off, hut It was caused,
In the worsis OF tine president, by 1.-THE
steady raising Of our standard, year
after year, In all our departments,
which cut OF . considerable number
Of applicants who had formerly bcen
freely received"
After numerous visits to the Men.
tor homestead, and instructions on
the Improvements that were being
made. Mrs. Garfield has begun der
re.;jc,s.. t::clr iOr the summer and
autumn. Uf tie children, M0llie,
A.,ra,n and Irwin are ut Mentor, and
Harry and James will join the fan.i-
" very soon. The late presidents
mother Is also ut Lawnfie1d, where,
In accordance with her expressed de-
sire. she has heard frOm Mrs. DR.. Ed
sons lips the whole stery Of the suf.
ferings and the death Of her son.
Professor Huxley has been express
ing himself more decidedly than ever
on the subject Of medical education
for women. At the distribution OF
prizes the other day to tine students
Of the Lo.,tl0 ScllOOl of Medicine for
Women, he said: 1.-THE experiment
has shown that there are hundreds Of
women who have the capacity an.l
power to do tl,e work Oi medical prac-
iitioners just as well W it has heen
done by the great majority Of their
brothers. Why, under these circun,-
stances, they should not be allowed
and encouraged to take up the pro-
fce&ion l cannot understand. It.snay
interest you, MS happened for the
past twelve months to I've y nleull,er
Of the Medical Acts Commission, II l
say word two as to the results 80
lar as they affect you. l am obliged
to speak gtIartleslly, but 1 think l
may without iMlpropriety 80 80 far lis
to say that the commissioners were
deeply impressed with the import
ance Of the question Of medical edu-
cation for wOrlen. II the rvc0lnmeD-
datiOns of this commission b. carried
out, whether there be one portfolio
or many for admission to the Mtsli-
cal Register, the way will not Ike
closed against wOnien."
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Ere .c-:cS H::::ea!,Icher. De-
ceased.
No,ic> Is hereby given By ,,c un,ic signed
executors .: t:,e la.t will a:a Testament
Frederick Brciieihuc cher. deceased. 10 III"
creditor of a,r: all persons ha. ing claims
against said ,tcrt aS.si. tIexniSit i:,em. 1tt'
the necessary vouchers. With, four n.'sitaS
NJ. me fi.>i public, tiM 0f this notice. to
the laid execute r. a' their pace ri business
erl West Park street. in Ei.tic cit, ia the
Col" ~ . silver ::Ow. u. I.
Date: hi. ::h Lay VI Au:l-i. l.>..
y. II. HAxxEP.
cuHI>fIAS JSCSY.
Executors O.; tH+ last Will a 4 testament or
Fee lei ick i.i4i;",i3lcher. deceased.
Suy1<W4w
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Mrs. s. F. Hopkins has given a 81
90, ,sAW building to the California
Acallamy Of Scienres.
Miss Emma Abbott announces that
she will add IF were King" to her
repertoire for next season, and that
she has engaged . new tenor, for
whom she promises much.
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Notice Ct Time Of Proving WIN

In Probate Court. In and for silver Bow
County. Montana TesritOry
In the matter oi the e~late Of feederick
Brcitenbulchcr. decreased
Pursuant to nn order Of said Court. made
OH the :s8ih day ~ July. A. d. lHs!. otice 10
hereby given. that Monday tho 9Th 0ay Of
August, a. u. lSs.. 1t IN O'clOrk .. M. Of
soid day. 1t the court rO0M OF said court. at
the city Of Butte. IN t:i4 county Of Silver
pla z for proving The III Of s1ii FrsSiertck
kreitenbutch-r. decrease I, and for hearing
tn. Appl icst!O" ut Anthony Il nAvree aud
CnrlsttAM Jakey. Tor thS iSSuAuco to them
Df letters ttSiauscntary. when ami where
any psrxO. interested may appear ard cos,-
test :he sAINe
bate: this 10Th day cf Julv. A. II. 1850.
CALEB f.. IRVINE.
2ssWSt Probate judge and ex -Of1ctO clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate " John G. Htreic!,er deceased.
Notice Is hereby given hy the undersigned,
administration sDf the estate Or :I0.C. Sireich
e. dec, asetl. tO the creslthDSx Oi aud oil per
SONS having ciaimA against the sHh de.
cea >ssl. taI exhihit them. with ihc necessary
v0si"hsrx. within four months after the nr.t
publication. Oi this ns,ticc. tO the said ad-
is,n.~tralOr. NJ tho P,O:sat~ C.hsrt rsom IN
Butte Guy, Silver Bow caslntv, Montana
Territory.
+: u. WATERBURY,.
Administrator III the estate ut John Z
Strpiris.'f. deceased.
Dated this ;l>t day Of July, 1s.-.
xug2SW4w
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stravcd or Stolan-0l5 Reward.

From the Undersigned ON or about the
.s'sh asay ~ July one span Of worx horses,
nve arj six year oft. Ono irssn gray.
hr:snsltd , ON lett shoulder: Ia I hcsadstSll
~, wl,c,, last s6e :. Ina Iixht gray. bra!stlssi
W sM krt shoulder ard Y on left htp
rev art will be pail an delivery OF the ant.
mails u; Wartictl's x'H"le.
ISAAC AND PETER NADEAr.
jKH: swift
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Must aave Q Boom.

A prospectsr who spent few weeks
among the mines OF Madison county,
thinks he has hit upon u plan to start
\ quarts boom. His MOtt"s 0l'craHNV
v about ~ follows: Get company
Of Nevada miners to come and jump
the claims that haze been.located and
NOT represented. These fellows will
tuke care Of themselves; hut, .. cOursc
the original locators will make fight
for tn. mines. and bl0sNiy nsses. parti-
colOreti eye~, ears chewesi "3. ANA re:r!..
hans q man or two for breakfast, will
he sure to follow. This, he says. !.
the surest way out IN fetch on . crowd
that will make things 'hum." tn,
plan Is certainly y unique and origi.
nal one, but We are hardly prepared
to recommend It's adoption at tins
st...,. of the game. We thinx the
r.s,o time IL tao close ut hand to rem
der suci, extreme measures necessary
or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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FIRST
National Bank
OF BUTTE.

OF BUTTE.
Paid up C:spital....... 100000
Capital. ts!S(N,OOO
A. DAVIS. ~. HAC&ER.
President Vice President.
IOx A. HYDE II. II. uAESER.
Cashier Asst Cashier.
Transact y General Banking
Business.
Buv HMd SrN Foreign NMA In.
Mesfic ELcjtNngr.
vPromp. attention given to Collections.
County Warrants Bought.
1n.0wtf.
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Good Hotel Stand for Sale.

Having mining nt.r..SiS demanding my
atirnii,r,. I VIII -. II ;h. furniture AMI nx.
turcs ut the .Icil..i>s ttNtel at ~ bargain.
This property is iCaai"l az t!'" n'asn over
Da,.l r.,si u ;i.. heart Gi Y craving mining
community. and has 10 opposition. For
iIr,i.cr pArticu .ars a'ilrrss:
MM. ROWE.
iHcs.'N&wim Jefferson city.
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.E3tray Taken Up.

Al M.nxc Cr.,ck l.gs,Sxinx. silver BOW
County. one by hDrs. with halter on.
hr.snlssl :; 0n lsIi shoulder, ami nigh hind
Ctn,: uhits. Et,1i.irr sD:.s.l Sc :l,!t-t ny cOl.
lar. Tlss Ownct ! r'qu"stsst to prove prop
Z riy. pay charges ANA tahc him away.
:,sr..vlt \ JENNINGS.
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SHECIFT'6 SALE.
WN. TNuNrSnS, Plaintiff.
rs.
WI. kEISSEAK. Defcr iant.

t. ne soil at Sher'C-s sale on the i'h dag
t,f Sep:en. hcr. A. ~ lss:. in fr"r; OF the
Sher;i 3 Otfir". In the city of Eufte 81 5
o'clock .. ~. the following j sc,itse'i prop
eYty tO wit:
Al! the ,iy.At title interes aE'i sienianl n!
the defendant in and t. the Ra.. ke:'s waugh
ter Quartz lode mining CAIN. located June
,. I;sO hy Andrew j. Grub AMI recorded
June p, l.sO on page :.,s. Book l.. Of lOales
r. cords Of Deer Lodge comfy. u. r.
Dated this sth day Of August. a d: lses.
THOMAS N. LOWRY. Sheriff
BY =. A. EMAIL Under sheriff.
suglesW ~
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6.rayed or 9tolen-& Reward.
ErDm the subscriber On or about the 9Gth
Of July, two lsOrxe mules; ono hay a. d gray
mixeri. with black stripe on back: Osse hay:
weight from :U0 to aN0 vS'usrlx. THE sl,Ove
above Ac. cyibasi animals Vt Wariield's
stable. Main street, th:y city.
tauSi-x. lmGs JOHN RELE LIZ.
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TAKEN UP.

Cam, n my premises deer l.rslxe VAL
ley. a,s, 1.-TWO y.nrs sgO, one hay mare. =
ye;.r> Gii hi; Aprin LEFT hi'd i"K near
rt'.:;.k L II lm white. nO Otlie, lnHrk<. The
Ownr l. rsoG.S!" - call. claim, pxy
CHAR -..s A',d {. &c Ii+r away
WATT. I1AN MURPHY.
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& Radical Cure.

Ructurs, Hernia a,,.l piles pr,!:;val and
l,,.I.l curri D. nn "ntirs'l new a'"l
safe. ,nc'!,U:. Consultation free. Call on "
n. 8. BACON. NJ. D.. Surgeon.
n,ALa:w.f Eutlr. N I.
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A MichiRander Ass.

Here II what Detroit fool or fraud
has to say aln,vt the Chinese:
..There IL but one practical course
left opcu for this nation tO. pursue.
ard that IL ID meet this great influx
of ,n,,m,iation NJ they )ai,d on our
shores. with the >,~. ling-'"x,k in one.
i,nnd and the bible in ,':.: other. and
teucl, them to l,ecs'n,.. .'Mi-iear'ng
a, Il law abiding citiz.iss.
Somebody ought I" meet all SUCH
,,s.,.ts ~ thj. l)str..itsr, whether they
..,,,,t In y gr. -, ;niiax or sing'y, with
:, .l.r,.. III 81 ~. y..;,n.'.e in one hand anu
, .lvn.nl,t.. t.,,l,l, In the ltller.-
E;,ru..r. UMtl LtUier.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, August THE fol-
lowing pissed: House bill, pension
ing the widow Of Gen. Ramsey;
House bill. repeating Of the section
Of the Revised Statutes VII ich I'M.
poses IN export tax on tobacco; Sen.
ate Joint resolution, allowing per
diem employes Of the Senate an ex-
rla months pay.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE
House met at ID O'Clock. The Senate
amendments to the supplemental lsost
route bill was concurreai In. The
Sundry Civil bin received the stgna-
ture Of the Speaker.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

Hav!n. soi,l n half Interest in the ~ TIE
RAEk.IY AND ljltOCt:cY to X. u. Cu.r
ner ihC l,;> i':r.> w,!; iiercafi.r r bc Csn.!lct-
ed u,.'"r t;:c firm game AMI ~ IL of Hia':.
STANLEY.
We itnpn ~ fair dealing a'.I prompt NJ.
for; ~, -. i,il i S~ :ss tr!' .f,:I: H,:i':r'
M ~. ,..,,r...vg. heretofore shove" tie for
mcr r.'pf;"i0r.
J. STANLEY.
t. II. CONNER.
Butte Cry Ji!y -. lss:.
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-12

stand p"
"Yes DEAR" murmured Mu.
Spoopendyke, and - her husband
len he room she took . c0nsoling
swig at the ginger bottle, and reflect.
ed that he had1't enjoyed the attack
Of cholesa mogbus much more than
she hAd. -Ryo0klvn EqQlc.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-12

Mrs. Langtry's Liverpool engage
n,ent was the most renluueratsSe
known in the history Of the house.
the rec~ipts Of seven perior.aan;,sss .,'s
reaching the t0tsl OF %. .:N. % Tins
an,ouut the lady carried "ff $9,5OV.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-12

In his recent Grafton at WaSasn
College, General Coburn took ocs.',
SION 70 eulogize the influence anu
w,,rk Of Mr.. Hvi riet Beecher stowe
in inc abolition Of slavery, closing
With this pertinent queery: How
i.,m~ uualef the theory Of evolution,
-,;iI IL take Harriet Beecher Stowe 70
,,ec.,n,e % capable . voter - an
en,a anciuated slave"