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Inetrnctfoit.
Eor Rows and Young Men-Country

For Boys ana xoung meu-OounTy
DLUMS Erziehungsanstalt.- Boys prepared
and references apply G W. BLUM. Bolleviile ~ j.
poYs and YOUNG MEN privately fitted edo, tor
college Conditioned or Ts'c %sa
DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY. Stamford,
ID Conn., Prospect Hl onsd9 the wrseb ov s for
Eege or business For information send for catalogue
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUGHKEEP-
"a" Bsy 9r GSf ahS
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY,
Ply to % :. Mfgrc c q n Superintendent
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
o SRfs % Penn SBiqosN H9%
DEEKSKILL (N.Y.) Military Academy.-for
i circulars address Col G j. WRIGlI a. NJ PllnelPsl
PARK INSTITUTE
For boys 5000 year HENRY TATLocK. Principal.
CUMMIT MILITARY ACADEMY, Summit,
AERk M0r, n fS aa p nRn JacGqSn
esq ? Walst; O. Won Dnhn esq 14e Pearist, New.iork
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
,..s aaI PTss GGsH B. Wosissv = siss Pro-
i Lei 70 " 'S sssto
SIO0 PER QUJAR,TERR I For 1 p2NN5 A MkH
S S e Scy Students
and classified any mS no f6TPl9 iF %
Harvard College graduated Media. Penn.
For Young IIadies-Countrv
COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
" LADIES Potstown. Pa rairy se3oni Anpna lesson
opensSept Is. 1891 On Pliiialphn AL teIun3 H. T. -
milestron Philadelphia, wh thronEi cars IRON OK
bvR0 nfOrt% Dlr3lti usi bt1h
andthorough gorG. elegant 6nldns%aai al convenencea
large groun AMI location well Nnown1c beauty ana isNth
FOTc4tll bgucs address GEO. q ~ LEN" n w. 'A'"
DREW LADIES SEMINARY, Carmel. \; !.
IL Homeike thorough, progressive New Illustrated cr
cular, with al particulars GEORGE :. SMllh A. W.
GOLDEN HILL Seminary for young ladies'
I Br1dpcport Conn Address Miss EMILY NELSON.
HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies' Parry
i town Y; home thorough course OF STUDY CO
opens September Is Miss " W. AhItALF, fTh'lp"I
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and =. Day
vi Schoo i,r Young Ladies' Tarrytowu. on the Hudson
Will reopen september 20
NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES experienced teachers; nu'nhers limited
Address Mrs l.. T. ANRES
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The receipts OF -four ana gram at the nr,...-
Atlantic ports this 9Th day Of November wers s.e1s
Sew-YOrg
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Canal Rk Otg'ss gaIt Din.
Flour. bbs.. $1,000 1879 1859 Ssta s?en,
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Total bu'na7iooo 2oslOo 44o 1895 $500 ao;.:
to-day were as follows DuuAb
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The following were the receipts and sh,nn.a,'
and from Chicago and Milwaukee TO-DAY.
RecelDts s,,
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TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

" BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAWKE
pier Company 10 AZ Nort1 tYrI 1901 Of @
The passengers by this line AVOID b)t1 transit ny ESsh
railway discOmorts OF crossing Tue Chsnnei Id
small boat - , - W .,,.s ,a. No IL = a IN
LABRADOR, JOucta.....-.--.:W elhtslay OV ~ p III
pIrIpTbE Wednesday Nov. -. . a. 10.
Il-lNL En,cL
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WEST 3STH-ST.-Miss ATabeIa ketch-
INNS classes lacies ana ChcIeh WIN 0eI-
man Kinder garten attached
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EUROPEAN FryAYCTA1 u,nr

TOtaI bush 1901, l7S 1878 esq.,
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CT. JOHNS, ans, ,.-.oo.-. =, =.
~ MRS. THEODORE IRVING.
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n1,gA7 the MINING ExCHAv Woes
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25

Another full house witnessed the
superior performances Of Mr.. Cor
don's excellent troupe at this favor
it, place o. amusement. Tue first
appearance Of Miss AIney Santlej the
queen Of all svrio-con.:cs, WAS greet
ed with repeated c.:'"".*. The Ia.ly
made a favorable impression and will
doubtless som establish herself a. u
favOritC. BI' the Catlet's are all
that could !,e desired IN their slarial-
ties and the house attcste.l its high
app ec::ation Of their artist: dancing
t,y loud end rclxatc.lappl..use. Mrs.
Cattle: IL 81" artist. who attrac Is the
attention ~ the visitor a. much by
her beautiful form and features Us l,y
her really lin dancing. The Butte
public will not tire SOON Oftlse-c truly
wonderful performers. The Halls,
rs usual, were immense ard drew
forth repeated plaudiis. Miss How
land, the unArproacaablc contralto,
claimed and received the hearty az
plause of:ll. The rest Of the old fay.
orites were gladly and heartily ~
ceive:l.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
4 Reproduce i've Comet.

The present comet In the eastern
sky, which can b. distinc tly seen BY
everyone at early morning, IL GER
taiuly the most rsmarkable one Of all
the modern comets. Prof. Lewis
Swift, director ii the Warner OBJ
servatory, Rochester, \. ", states
that the comet grazcsl the sun 80
closely a. to cause great disturbance,
~ much 40 that It la. divided into
M less than eight separate parts, all
of which can l,e distinctly seen hy a
good telescope. There - only one
other instance on record where a
comet has divided, that one being
Isiella's comet o:ls4;. whic!, separate
ell into two parts. Applications have
been made on Mr. II. II. Warner ~
parties WHO have noted these comet
airy o.lslloOts, claiming the $:2'~ prize
for each one Of them. Whether the
great cOr:,et will continue ~ produce
q brood Ct smaller comets remains to
be seen.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Railroad Racket.

Regular trains are expected to be
pat on. and . time schedule announced
this week. between Butte and Deer
Lodge.
Grading IL now finished from, Mis-
soula to Alex. Marrejsu's, ten mile
below Flathead Agency. Opera
tions are also In busy progrese all the
way down IN the mouth of the Mis-
soula.
We are credibly Informed that
when the first train OF the Utah &
Northern reached deer Lodge aud
blew the whistle that the old timers
were half frightened to death and
struck out for the mountains IN .
body. After several days Capt.
Mills, f.. l.. Bonner and Johnnie
Gerber rode out on horseback round
ell them up and drove them hack.
They were In = pitiable condition.
Several who broke through the
herds nen are still: hiding In the
mountains, and great anxiety Il felt
for their so:etv,-lleh'"a Herald.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Theater Oon.ique.

\ r. using house witnessed The SUI
pcrior performance at the ("n';que
last night. All the old fav0rites ap-
peared in amusing specialties and
were, rs usual, loudly and repeatedly
cucorcd. hut the great event q; the
evening was the appearance "i the
new stars--tEc ('atlets. Mr.. and Mrs.
Catlet are indeed stars of the first
magnitude In their special.ics. AS
clog dancers they have never had
their superior in Montana, and cap
tivated the vast audience by their
artistic dareing. They are already
favo.itcs aud ,nnot fail to please In
whatever role they may appear. Mr..
Gordon Is determined to have the
best talent in the country 10 his
troupe.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
DAY DISPATCHES.


BELGRADE. Oct. ga woman
tired twice ut King Milan in the
cathedral to-day. After the attempt
to assaesinale the King. Queen
Natalie. who was with the King in
the catt edra). tainted. and was car
ried in an unconscious condition to
the palace. The King accompanied
her there. and SION returned II the
church unattended, and remained UNI
til the end Ut the service. The crowd
attempted TO lynch the assassin. The
Kings assailant IL the widow Of
Colonel Jefrew Mark0witch. who
was executed with several others IN
May, 1873. by order Of Milan. 1t u
suspected that the attempt 10 not
merely attributable to revenge. but
partly to political motives.
LONDON. Oct. IA despatch from,
Belgrade says: As King Milan enter
ell the cathedral between two rows of
people. a woman. named MarkOwitcl,.
fired at him from u large revolver.
The bullet wounded a female specta-
tor. The bystanders beat the Kings
assailant until the Minister Ut War
interfered.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Washington Gossip.

WASulNGTON. Oct. 2a.-The l'rssl.
dent has accepted another = miles of
the Northern Pacific Railroad ~
Montana. coming east.
Application for gOlsl certificates are
pouring in upOa the Treasury Depart.
nemt at rapid rate. The amount
applied for "u saturday and to-day
was ~. sjO!Shk! from the following
cities: Boston. -, tAAyUOO: philadelphia.
3I!NnU.': st. Louis. 5000 .. OF this
sum S:aU!kN is required in go certi-
ticates. l,alf-a-MilliOn in go crrtiii-
Gates. ataN.ND in slO,. SlO2 aD in
= Differentiation. ~ .jOOOOO in $500
certificates. and Sl.jUyOaD IN the de-
nomination of 5000.
The President to-day placed on the
retired list Captain Joseph Conrad, Of
the llth Infantry. This will promote
lSt Lieut.. VIM. f. kinlsbury to i've
Captain in thu llth Infantry, and ID
Lieut.. Geo. l.. Brown to Le lst Lieut..
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Tho PoetOmCe.

The new I'0stnflice il ready for &C.
..,,paucy and Prof. Sn.i h was Occu'
pied yesterday in st l'erinte"'''ns the
removal Of a portion Of the paral'''er-
MALTA If the old Office. The new
quarter. are elegant and convenient
for both the public and the Postof1ice
officials. The crOwdinx heretofore
will lie entirely ''i'c
away with ~ tile convenient ar
ransen,cnt Of delivery windows
boxes. stamp and money order win
.lows. Pr.k. Smith deserves great
.r,,lit for the public spirit he has
shown in fitting up a P"st"ftice In
keeping will. the Importance a"u ''e-
mn nos Of the business community
which he serves. The total cast ol
thu. office and fixtures Is nearly
300.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
BONDS OF IRON.
Butte and Doer Lodge Fratern'8e
Through the Medium Of
the Potent Rail.

The excursion. train from Deer
Lodge arrived on time yesterday,
bringing some 40 valIeyitcs, nc
con,panietl by the Deer Lodge brass
land. They we're met ut the depot
by the Silver City cornet land and
large number Of citizens, who es-
corled the visitors to Wet Broad
way, where q halt was made in front
Of the MINER Office. There, after
playing several pieces "f excellent
music, by both hands, rank was Iro-
ken and visitors and citizens selar-
atcd to view the city and interview
friends until ) p. H., when the ex-
cursion train started back. Up
wards Of 1870 people were on
the return train which consisted
Of ten cars. well loaded. The run 10
Deer Lodge was made in two hours
and iorty-:iv. minutes. The Butte
esc,t go: lack at l"::' p. nj. in good
spirits. all voting the excursion q
grand success and the railroa.l to- the
ci.ym the valley y bix thing.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Produce Market Report

DCrTE, NJ. r., lktOlwr ~, lSSc.
The following are the wholesale
prices l.,i,i hy merchants AMI ;"tre
k~elsr, Eur III. r",'n;'nlitics Cmun" r.
atetl, delivered from, the WAGON.
Prize. list carefully corrected cvry-
Saturday:
Flour, Ruby Valley. XXXX, s4.W
per cwt.
Mill Greek, MINK, $4.W
lnrrWt.
Mill Creek, New i'r.ay>s. fi.:5.
l;allatim. 81. - per rwt.
L MON Mills. New I'r'n'crs, Cream,
of the Valley, SI.'A'
Ruby Valley, new prtH'css> El.l5
Union Mills NNNN Snow flake.
&i..a'.
Utah Com mon. 1915
Utah Ch":.r. $a.:N.
Graham. Sl.N'.
Wheat per H.. y cts.. fair demand.
Oats, S-...s.
I:uttcr, lHr H., 10 cts.
Eggs, PER dozen, ~ cts.
Germ Meal, SC.
Reef, on foot, 3! cts.
Hccts, :! cts. rer H..
Hay lcr ton, SaD.
Isstl.sl Hay, Ter ton, So.
Oh. ESQ, ~ cts.
Barley, *::..:i"" 80, lar cwt.
Dried leans, Montana, : cts.
Mutton. ) cts.
Pork. dressed. II t-. per H..
Veal. i cts. PR H..
Chickens. ~ "a. 81: l".r 'lOIGr.
Wnai, - ~ Ia Fl. In ,len,aEd
lku';,l.,xas. :rts. ln.r ~.
l'!a.."'>, l.:a)%, l.G T. cw;.
s,,l-a.., L.: cts. l"r IL.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
I'm MONTANA Oa1l0QIAN
ADVooATR.
a Monthly Journal Dovoeed 10
Christianity and Temper
RpC0.

The conference Of the N. T.. Church
ct it, hast annual session In this Ter
ritory, determined upon the esiab-
lishment OF . monthly periodical ~
an auxiliary In the work Of Christian-
ity and Temperance throughout the
region over which 1t has jurisdiction.
The material for this work was
promptly ordered, but was neceseari-
" delayed on account OF = portion Of
It having to be made to order. Every
thing b now In readiness, and the
Montana Ckristian A0rcoatc will be
issued on the Let Of November, and
regularly on the hrst Of each month
thet eafter. 1t solicits the hearty CO
operation and material a. we'll ~
moral support Of the ffiends
Of religion and Temperance every
where. 1t will be an eight-page pa
per, neatly printed on . good quality
Of book paper, and bound with =
tinted cover. A limited space on tn
cover aud In the paper will be devot-
ed to advertisements. A. an adver-
tisiDg medium the 1ldr0cutc must
commend itself to business men for
the reason that Il aims to be . family
paper and it, circulation will be COM
D,ensurate with the population 1T the
Territory. Subscription price, $l.ls.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Renshaw Opera House.

The McCarthys were greeted lust
night with . good first night house.
The wonder Of all, Is that % small q
company can entertain 50 large an
audience. but Wilio Is show In him
self. Hi. legcrtien.ain Is magic, his
imitation Of birds is delightfully."- iu.
teres,ing and his co"torttons aud nc
r,l.,tir t~ats wonderful. Mccarthy
is genius. His forte Is fun aud Ills
mission IL to Tut every Lody in . good
hun,or. The entertainment IL OPEN,
drama, variety, circus aud side~how.
all rolled into one. Its the kind ofa
show to 20 to il one wants to laugh
and be entertained, without the men,
tai e;Ior: required to keep the thread
If a drama or have his feelings har-
roved up ~ the heavy villain In
tragedy.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Miscellaneous.

FALL RIVER. Oct. :l.-SpinneIs
at Mechanics mills, who struck last
Saturday resumed work.
PARIS, Oct. :i.--.Ail the anarchists
arrested a few days since lave BEEN
released on their own recegEizance-.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ~. "A Vic-
tOria dispatch says tho election in
the Yale dis; riot for meI,,lc,s Of the
local house resulted In u complete
overthrow Of the Government.
CHICAGO, oct. ~ \ I.emars.
Iowa, special says Sovereign, the
Crcenbark candidate for Congress.
has withdrawn IN favor Ot JMo. Pat
tiss,i,, Demo rat.
ROuE, OFT. ::i..-.\irlsbi>i"pt 'r"ke
will I've summoned tcre dining the
course Of the Win.":' I" confer VITA
the Pope in reyar.i IT, H.: stat. .! ::c-
land.
ALEXANDRIA, OF. ~. u - an
officially relnr.p.! that the Egyptian
Government will abandon the prose-
cution u; \ ral.i l',s!,a. 1t Is charged
tOlS OClUOI - Uuc ~ NtS SHpbC~:Sst
wishes 81 the authorities 81: C"n-;an-
tinople.
ST. PErEHSl:uI:G, Oct. II. The
fires in the timber yards along the
river banks hav" hten extinSui-l,cd
with LOGS: .,:1A,.pw loublc. 81 proper
ty are insured for one half that
amount in Prus~iam AMI Engli>!,
companies.
CAIRO, D.t. IL Arab I'asl,a's
correspondence during the last tw"
years was sciz,-l this Mornin" and
deposited with sir Edward Mrltt.
the British COlIs,.: General. II iil-
ciu.lcs vOluminons correspondence"
will. COnstaEtinu;le AMI minutes IT
the secret sitting IT the Baronsle CALI
ine!.
LOxM,x. Oct. :4.-Parliamsent ~
assembled to-day. Previous IL the
assrnll.!age Of the Commons the AL
vance.l Irish members held meet
Ing. They were chiefly occupied in
arranging petitions referring I" the
imprisonment Of T.. Dwyer (;rny.
Lord Mayor Dawson, Of Dublin. has
. hundred petitions I" present in the
House.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
A 9talWart Story.

CAIRO. October 23.-lt is reported
from khartOum that the false pro.
pi,et, at the head Of the aOlel<xliesl
population Of tile SOudan. and REIN
forced by some cannil)al tribes Of
Central Africa. has publicly detie.l
Abdul kel,er. the Egyptian
(:"vern"v. In several sanguinary
pitched battl:s tic Egyptian loss il,
killed and wounded was S!sanc with
1890 stand Of arms. including 500
KemingtOns. The false prophet per-
mits the pouring IT boiling tallUw
into the eyes AMI ears Of his cal,tives.
AMI otherwise iiendishly tOrtur~s
til"lN. these min-c2terS in some
eases actually devOnr prisoners for
refusing to recognize him a. the true
l,rO,.iict and clliDll.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
TERRITORIAL NEWS.
OVl1od from the Columns Of Our
1xchanGoo.

Cord wOod is selling on the streets
Of Benton at SIS and ~ per cord.
The soldiers at Fort Msginnis have
an amateur theatrical company and
. theatre building SOx30 feet IN size.
Vice. President Cakes, Of the y. r.
r: r., was rendered . gland recel,-
ton by the citizens Of Helena on his
recent visit to tint city.
Five buys about ten years Of age
were sentenced to one and two
months imprisonment in the county
Jail, 1T Helena last week. for stealing
ut different times. furs aggregnting
IN value $.335.
Clark City has been re-christene,i,
and it will hereafter bear the cogno-
men Of Livingston, In honor Of = late
director Of the Northern Pacific. The
town will be strictly . railroad town,
the land upon which It II located be-
ing . railroad section.
Frank Williams, Of Beaverhcad
county, who made short settlement
with luis employer, who owed him,
BY taking . horse without the en,-
ployer's consent, and was sentenced
to five years imprisonment for the
offence, has l'een partlenesl i,y tie
Governor.
Mr.. Ed. Some, Secretary Of the
Rocky Mountain Railroaal company.
says y new town will soon spring up
In the Yellowstone valley, across the
range from B,zcnlan, and in the Vi
entity of lsensOn's Landing, which,
will probably rival billings in It's
rapid growth.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Glendale Items.

Mrs. Smith Parker vii! sl~n'l the
wi: ter in the east.
Sol. McCoy died Friday anil wss
buried sunday irrsM CamOvan's Ec-
tel.
William r. Jacobs, Democratic
candidate for Representative. was In
the city last week seeking votes.
The Republican precinct caucus
nominated Judge Il. u. Thomas aud
Leslie Sulgrove as Precinct Judges,
Judge Thomas having been placed
In office inr the last term Ivy the DEM
ocrats lie will secure the Office: in
fact, there is little opposition to either
Of the nominees.
The Democratic candidate f"r lsel;-
resentativc, DR.. Sc;ln,allhausen, is u
well-eslucate.l, cultured gentleman Of
high moral character, and always
sober and reliable. With his vieor-
Gus aud gentlen,anly canvass, he will
carry the solid vote Of all the north
ern part of the county.
Charles McCarty, Of Lion, was
seeking encouragement In this city
last week. TIE Republican candi'
date having insinuated that Alr.
NcCarty was incompetent, he In
stantly challenged tine maligner. and
the result was that the Republican
candidate hacked water. The Demo-
Gratis will lie Endorsed In their select
ton, rs Mr.. McCarty j. a gentleman
and not . fOp.
The postotfice here las leen re-
duee,i from the third class to the
fourth class. This makes the ac-
c,n.:,..nlating postmaster, Joseph
Kerpls.r. dependent "m the support
III the people, and rs he Is always
the gentleman in business, there
should l,e grand rally to keep the
elegant little Office up to the highest
notch.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25

E. L. Bonner, Esq., return, to
Deer Lodge today.
Hon. John G. Roblusun visited
Dillon On professional business last
week.
Mr.. julie n. Hanna6srd, general
freight age,,t n. p. Il. r., win return
to the East tomorrow morning.
H. Il. Wood. ESQ.,, representing
the great fur house Of Weber, How
land 4 Co., Denver. is in the city.
Mr.. T. Il. Tr.se, who has resided
In Butte the last two years, left for
California this evening, where he ex.
pects to make his home.
Chas. w. Hardisty, q Glendale,
Democratic candidate for County
Treasurer, EXCHANGED courtesjes with
the people Of Dillon during Last
week.
Nj. r. Papineau, IT,, b In the city
representing the Interests Of the ex-
tensive Furnishing goods establish
ment Of Brown L Prior. Chicago.
W. +. Hall, ESQ.,, has returned
from Salt Lake after visit Of busi-
nc*s and pleasure Of three weeks du-
ration. He resumed his arduous du-
ties yesterday Refrigerated by his
trip.
Mr.. Tommy McTague, the IRE
pressille, good-looking and generous
hearted deputy Sheriff Of Detr Lodge
County, showed his smiling c,unte-
nance in the MINER Office yesterday.
Tommy performed the duties Of con-
ductOr on the excursiLa train from
Deer Lodge yesterday. and though
he added nothing to the exchequer Of
the railroad company, he added
much to the enjoyment Of The exeur-
sionists. Mr.. George Todd In the
play of 1.-THE Blind Man. ably A.
sisted him.
Mr.. Mark Slbley Severance, Of the
Genital Pacific Railroad. made the
MINER ONCE . pleasant call yester-
dry. Mr.. Severance is interviewing
our merchants in the interest Of that
road. The gentleman informs Us
that oil frcig hts from terminal points
In California by the way Of the c. +.
and U. 4 n. will t'e laid down IL
Butte at til. same rates as those from
Omaha VIA the UP. This Is the re-
suit Of All a.; reenlent arrived ut be-
tween the two roads during the first
Part Of last month.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
Freight Notes.

The following freight was shipped
north over the Utah 4 Northern: To
Butte, l car Of salt, car Of coal, Of
oil, 5 Of merchandise; to Dillon, l cur
Of apples, car Of salt, Of merchan.
disc; to Silver Bow, car Of mer-
chandise; to Eagle Rock, ] car 1t
merchandise; to Logan. ; cars Of
merchandise; to Blackfoot, car of
corn, !: Of merchandise; Il way cars Of
merchandise.
The following was received: From
Butte, 8 cars Of copper matte; from
Melroee, cars Of bullion; from Ar
mo, cars 81 irou.-Ovds" Pint, slst.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-25
The Penn Celebration IN Philado
ph!a.

pn!0.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. ~ No more
fitting weather could have been
vOucllsaled for landing day than that
which prevailed this morning. At
no time since the event Of the Gem
tennial was any event 70 thoroughly
and heartily celebrated by the public
which lilletl the streets. The river
front, windows AMI rUbfs Of houses
fronting ON the Delaware were filled
and all sorts Of gaiiy decorated
crafts were On the river. Shortly
alters O'Clock Lt'ats. steam l'arYs'S
pnd other vessc!s to the number Oi
l:sD formed In liz. in the vicinity If
Cayenne street and snu!I. five miles
south o! the city proper, and i"'l"w-
ed In the wake If the Welcome. a
Danisl, bark fitted up t0 represent
the original v.s.el in which Penn
came over. The founder was illii.er-
s0natetl by Frank l.. NarllOnle. AZ
ter few ximl.i.. ceremonies aboard
the Welcome, the latter was taken in
tow l.y u tug aud brought up to the
city. As she passed the North A.
lantic squadron anchored fellow the
point chosen for Tenn's landing she
was saiute,l by the 1'emnes-ee's guns
and returned the salute. THE wharf
wlu IL the landing tool; place was
lknk street, sail to lie just above the
rn,int where the Ori:::nnI league took
place. At hali-lr,-t ~ o'clock. Penn
stepped over the side Of the Welcome,
lad ~ lie lid ~ the scene WAS lively
>eyonH description. Boat lviIs rung,
steam whistles un the river anil on
the ianl were. l"Own. guns fired and
the multitude ci:ecre,i. On the land
ing wharf were assembled some fifty
ar eighty parsons dressed I" repre,~ ut
the Swesles, butch, Indians and 9th.
crs, who were cOnsrc::::atc<i to receive
VIM. Penn. and ftnn :i,cse the
n,,n.k founder received u hearty well
come. Tine demonstration made. u
love ~ spectacle in the i;iarc!' I" Blue
Anchor Inn. VIII. r. tie original Penn
went E,r rcfrcsl,n;rnt after landing.
Then followed the grand landing day
demonstration, Ole If the finest AZ
!*ir< ever witnessed here. The !iln'
of parade formed on Broad street.
south t. Chestnut. from ~ Il. ~. ii!!
shortly after Il:%'. when the treat
procession moved IN c!a Ven divisions.
Along the entire r"itc every av:'iia-
lie view was crowded and the same
brilliant scene II ilag-. buniin. nnL
pictures Of Penn. and ab'vc I'll! the
unl'r'keM lines of people.