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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-05-04
Road Notice.

Notice IS nefety given. that petition will be pre-
sented to the Comm si6ne.S o. Jackson county ONO,
their next session, June; 1882 praying r the alter
alton of the public road known as the ShafonEiIie
Liberty township in said county, on the 1ol
lowing line to witt BEGINNING at point on said road
the line between the lands of John Sharkey ana
Mrs. Hill, thence directly South to point on the
Piketon road in said county and on the line between
the lands of Peter Bum and Ephraim Poor, wnlch
iasi named point Is the termination of said alteration
EHHRAlN POOR AND OTHERS.
27aprttt
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29
Stolen Horses.

The horse thief IL abroad IN the
land. ~ sbown w the following re-
cord Ut Friday nights work:
". b. smith had . horse stolen
ffom his ranch, sixteen miles south
az town aud the facts connected with
the theft 20 to show the animal VA:
taken by the deserter tl,at escaped
from ToIu Finegan on Friday after:
noon. Another animal. that had
evidently been ridden hard during
the ight WIS LEFT In ito stead, = tact
n.ndiux to confirm the belief that the
deeerter h the guilty party In the
premises. having doubtless ridden
somebody else's animal ~ tar ~ Nj.
Smiths.
James Robbins, who resides 1ve
miles up the river, on the north side,
Also rep0rts tue l0sa Ut 6ne animal,
ne followed the track about 6fteen
miles and - his horse gave oct was
compelled to abandon the pursuit.
J.P. NcCabe, who returned from
Deep creek yesterday evening, re-
uorts that he saw two indiana on
willow creek driving hand Of about
sjxtv good horses, and moving ts'-
ward The north. The horses were
doubtless stolen On the Yellowstone,
most Of them, perhaps. from the
CrowA Jack Sished 1t the time that
be had not been alone. He thinks
. couple Of god men and horses
could have eeslly captured the ou'.
llt. Il 10 psoba6le that the news ot
thie Or steal Win som 10 waited ftOu,
~. >...~e- Dfm>p Raens 446
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

BUTTE, NJ. r., July q, lsse.
The following are the Wholesale
prieee paid by merchants and hotel
keepers fos the commodities enumer.
nted, delivered frOm the wagon.
Price list carefully corrected every
saturday.: .
Flour, RUBY Valley, xxx, >4.oo
." Min Creek, xxx, 800
percwt.
Mill Greek, New Process, $4.S.
Dsllatin, S. per cwt.
Union Mills, New Prsc<ss, Cream
Of the Valley, % I'd
Ruby Valley, !new procees) 4;l6.
Union Mills XXXX Snow fake,
tl.ah.
Utah Common, &s.75
Utah Choice. $3.50.
Graham, &4.W.
Wheat per IT,, p cts., fair demand.
Oats, $3.h
Butter, per H., 10 cts.
Eggs, PER dozen, 3'(s:6 cts.
Corn Meal, g..
Beet, on foot, 3 eta.
Hay PER ton, Ss7Gso.
Cheese, y cts.
barley, $:!.5ak. 2. - per cwt.
Dried beans, Montana, cts.
Mutton, 8 cts.
Pork, dressed, II cts. per ID.
Veal, II Cts. per ID.
Chickens, ~ Gc Sl2 per dozen.
Woeni, 81 a. 81. In demand
lsutalnagas. = s'ts. yer Ib.
Potatoes, 81 81. l.6 = cwt.
ssausage, u cts. per ID.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

LannD ss1ope - ~ DDoo 1o1O0
aoas1 lsva bsso 1lBosolloos1 -
q ~ eeap1soDso sethe Ts0Qse, =
- vhisA = v0bs sss1Dosa y -
~ sevsgal 1Gasea1e egUanlan1jo0o
GethlD ~ Wsss asvse = . uose
1eoslGh1ag esodlljeo TIM 6 ~
pssssat l10A ~ thsle sneiso hlsossy
~ beso nodhed vitA ~ uoi1ssD
sQisle q kis6se0 ssd bssGhssly-lsvo
Vhieh - eveg Ghasosoesios6 ~ tsUo
lGassas slnss ~ beele. ia1sssso
q ~ bssGhegbeed hevo slssaothsor
q ~ aDoee1eas q uaokioa Thay
aDd tAsls kjsdsed esunalsal1sas
thssaghsut ~ e1e1go eivil1esd vss3d
~ es0psse1 sfss0e slthe ~ nes
u psh1s ~ psiva1s Ne. The ulae
ts3eas palsjet, Wasbi1Qsa, seeagnie
q ~ booa1jO 81 beoe1oD q ~
soosy, 90 ~ - aslive Ds0bse.
Tho NE lnansooed 0oe0o)6 vbess o.
lasesisos osnsesy = Ut - gBosa -
~ heasoD - hi esuotyy0so ~ -
setiY ns0bse q Resealphs Ledgs
Ne. !, Dlsesise q Ceos0hia, asd ~
nsvs q ~ esuel aasos1lnatiea a16
sshssqos8t dsoGh q 8lbeeoa ease -
dsePse sha6sw svse ~ lsod thas
1T vhioh al0ogt cAoeugod ~ II.
p)i0ea1D q Maseoyy and 0llsd svesy
MaGo0le hoose VIII uouttesnboo 80.
nv aod yegssG Ooe q ~ bdghesse
paGo ID ~ bisesgy q Aasoosy ID
this Tssslassy, = that - vhieh ~ ~
segibed the Reoe utjeas a Respect ~
hbnsnesy, which vsssp aoed at ths
~ oo00unle1Gjoa q tho 0so00
Lsdge, q Helssa, a ~ Nh a o.
anbee 49, 0as0ejd = 6ood bat his
0saeey vim lbssvef Hive h ~
snnals q IL void ao0 a AaGo0sy.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

NJ. J. q. 0syidsea, q Hslsaa, b
iotho ~.
III. Jshn K. Lswis = - shso
NJ. ]. q. Homee b h ~ city,
1o0 0asln.
Ne. 0e& ". Layton, Il visUiaia
CIV, bin D0taa.
II. g. 7. Haasee arrived yss1se.
~ 6o0 Helena
M. ST. We'll and lady az b
Dotts mn Chicago.
l(r. JasspA Je6s. q Dees0an,
arrived be6s yestssday.
III. Il. Z. el0eas, . uoaeoe nloee
As0 Highland, b ID tswn.
III. u. Dsova, q Dosll0goo0,
assived - lasG evsoiag's tsala.
III. ". rsetee, . New Yeek cap
italist, arrived n Butte last sves-
iaG.
NJ. J. L. Humble, q Blttae Root,
alDo . veil known snacAes, = ia The
city.
llr. Thea G. Irvins, q Deee
Lodge, has been In Butte sevsnl
day..
NJ. n. r. Chapsin, . pssoi.est
Anehss. = Ia town. fto0 Bitter
Root.
Mr.. A. n. Hotties, eas q Helsoa's
osst pgooinsnt busiDess nsa, b b
Duete.
Rev. Willy Mnsatjey aad his
bsjde 10 % ysseesday nosnlng's
tsala loe Salt Lake City.
Hoo. 0amuel Word, after several
days Wit q the Capital, retained %
! thb city Thussday night.
Gland Master Po0scey, A. r. 4
A. H., lsa this city o. Thunday by
peivats eoaveyases o. . tour q III
led0ss u The Territory.
Mt. Fred. Gamer getoSDed % thG
city yestssday, accompanied By ha
bsothss; who has just arrived from
! The 0ook
Mr.. BdWard r. Adams, a Gan
Fnaeiseo, manager q TIE PaeiAe
Coast Agency q The Natioaal and
Annssiean soeieo a school boeks, paid
the NlxBB . pleasant witt yesterday.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

There aso now at the track about .
dozen hnsses 10 take pert ID the
soees. wednesday NJ. B. c. HALEY
arrived with Fusilade. Mark Boer-
hem ana Flosence Poole, and Nj.
Flossnee broaght 0rissly and two
Other 1yess. Tbs we'll kDow0 hoeDe
R0guooo = aloo here. Thsoo aso I'll
Roo6 hoOoa.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

Some time sinco the Lexinxto0
company osdsrsd . large No. c.,
Ksowles Ars punp Of Nj. James
Rssshsw, a The mining machinery
supply dspst, which was delivered
~ Thussday evening. This pump
vs. purehassd to put II the nsw mill
% ne IN ease Of DIRE and he's . eaPaca-
" a 80 gallons PER minste. The
came houee also has an order from
The Nountaiu Con-, for two large
knowles statios pumps, each with .
capacity Of 40 gslloss per minute.
Both q these pumps viii b plsoed
On The NO loot lsvel Of the Mountain
Ca, mine; AID have strength
enough 10 draia the mise and raise
70 The surface even . mueh stronger
volunso of water than there = any
probability q saeeantering.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29
lAn10n MDVva


h hon Daeoo a. ~ 0o0UOo.
NestAssn Hasl1s seesk qosesd II
New Yesk at-esnnsa, HSpssessssd.
81,
THREE hundred 0sa ~ sooaesd. In
to-cottiag betWeea Kstehua I'D
0aDeaa, ldahe.
A lbsee q labssses bss.n vesk o.
~ 9oth - H. Northern Poel1e
gsads nsas ~ city es0etesy a. Dso-
too avoooe He)eoa.
Il b said that slandasd gnago sa31b
- belag hid q ~ Deavse aod Rio
0sands gss0e b Co,ssade. With b
theught b y % inlieatjoo that TIE
Ca1eagn, Dusllagesa 4 Quincy Rail-
rooA Win eouo thseagh fts@ De0vsr
~ eooaoetioa With ~ Ceotsal p
Gle at Ogden.
The Neethess Haei1e has o - tsst
a tunseb - IL He, l,leo Nset q ths
BIG Hon, nov esop)easd, $50 At
Dooeaen Pen, $3.50 q ths Nul)eo
Pm near He]esa, 80 at The Mullen
anfdo. and 600 at Tie Blaek6oot. The
heavy work = required at the Bose.
man asd Aullen, especially The for
met, whese Temporary tracks viii Be
laid down on the surhAee until the
tunnel b completed These figures
ass furnished BY Chief Engineer An
dsssou and may b socepted - au-
theatic and accurate.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29
The Rocker School.

Prof. Haeeell visited this school .
few days since. He informs - that
school was resumed on Monday bet
after . weeks vacation, and that the
f,arniture h,s been oveshauled and .
new blackboard and seats pat In the
building. Miss 8allie Battesnsan h .
very efficient teacher. Avesage daily
attendance, nineteen.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29
SERIOUS Accident.

Yesterday altesnoon between four
and I've O'clock while Mn. Chas.
Albeseht and Nm. Louis 6tadler
vsss coning down The gu)eh In .
buegy, The hosss ct biz tail over Tie
line and eommenced bocking. Tho
baGgy went hack over the grade and
turned over severa! times. The ladies
we've thrown vielently b the grousd
asd were pifked up IN % u1eoasc'oas
cosditios By parties who came 70 The
rosese. Nm. Albrecht's right shouI-
des W. dlslocated whiDe Nm. 6eadies
W. sesionsly hurt In the side. Two
small ehildren which wese with them
escaped without serious injury. TIE
injuries received BY the ladies were
imnsdiately attended 70 and ct ~
aeeounts received they were doing
veil. The aeeident occurred jusE b.
Nv The paint whsre The BIG ditch
crosses the gujeh.-Herald q.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

About The 10Th u August Gold
smith / Co., viii move into the
new wostosy bsiek beiug erected BY
1teels 1 6utton, two dooss soath of
their present plaes and Tie post once
vim b removed 10 the baildtng &C.
cupied ~ Goldsmith 4 Co. The Old
posto0lee building win then b torn
down aud . twe.story bsick put up
b. joint stock company; the build
ing haviog been already leased to the
Hovesume0t for . pos(o0lee foe
many yeass.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29
Reading OF . Hfona.

Yes1esday Dsssiag says ~ ksde
,pes6ess q the 1oth, the Flint Natjoo-
q Bank roesived Q Telegram hu0 4.
WadDwssth, 0an Rivse; that BIZ
heooe ~ bee0 gobbed, a16 aao0g
etheethiaQ VISA cheek dawn inhb
hvoe fne o72s2 He requested that
payDeat q e - seopQed.
Lase svssiag, jast - ~ baok was
e3oslnG, Q sesoogoe peeoe0ted btmeoal
g IT, eeuntse with . eheek whieb -
deslrod eaohed. He W. Aeoti1od
absst town asd IL money just beiag
paid ovsrto him, whea NJ. 8asses
came In fF"m hie private oales md
biz ait~ntiOS having been attracted
~ The eonvessatioo, b Stepped upeo
The counter and asked 10 look st TIE
sheek. He Immediately ssw that Il
eesrssPosded II every particular
With the check described IN H. tele.
9sam. He then tojd The man who
I'D peeeeated Il that he would have
% give boek Tie money, - peodooe
someone toideotily him further. The
follow q 0ut re6ased to give up The
Desey; bat doabtless seeing that M
Hauser va MT to b tsi6ed With, be
handed heck the emount. He so3d
AZ. >o.,la - rse,>a T.Ahnaan n hAasn.
tifv him, and went out Soe that psr-
pooe. Mr.. HauseS had warrant -
sued for the stsasgef's arrest, bat uP
% this hour b be- not been found.
1t he's been learned, heweves. that be
really did 20 10 Lehman and endeav-
cred to get him to 20 to the benk and
ID .tify him. bat - Lehman w. N
aequainted with the stranger be r.
fused 70 do e.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29
RAu:D0AD I3D1GA
lfesns AZ lnscreee 0othsroa Along
~ LiD0.

The s.aden vosking - ~ Wood
River bsaoeh q he Osrgo0 6hess
Line ase within thirty-ave nibes u
HALEY, and nsw campo ~ % b
eseablished I'll alsag ths lioe - thoe
city withis ~ neat two weeks.
ProL HIlgasd asd party, II IL
smpley of the Nosthssa RaeI6e rail-
rod, arrived q Fsst Colvio)e. July
sth, and aso io.eDdisg - mako -
inveetiGntioo II The minosal s0dag1l
eultssal resoussss Il that portion q
IL Pnel0e noathWest.
Bsebge thesoov 0Ies the =. p. r. r.
bsanch 70 the Yellowsto0e NattooeJ
Park will b heated and its branch
fsom Billisep 70 Font Brntoa Will
have bees treated and IN part Srnded.
How this woadeffal Northern Pacific
b changing The face Of the Northern
country!
The usw coal bunkess at Carroll
sdv On Tie Northeen Pacific railroad
n WashinGtoa Tessitoey win have .
eapeeity Sltwslve hundred tons daily.
The zeal company = woskine twelve
dinessst Veins, varying IN th6ekDess
from four % twelve teet. Il owns
lve sset3oos a sueh lands, did will
purehass more. The cal extends to
The fbot a NJ. Raaies, distance os
tvsaty niIeA
The Ofegos shest Lios west from
Gsanger b pregressing at The s.ss q
one mile pr day. thirty mikes q
track having bssa laid within ths
last thirty day.. Montpelier 10 the
next pleee to b reached, and Mon
day thsy eslebsatsd The sleh With .
ioliAeatioa 1t The entrance q the
rad % that Idaho hang. The d.
ta,ee fton Changer t. Nsotpslise ,
q hundred and eighteen miles. It
win TAX about thirty days yet Ses
the rod 70 reaeh 0ods Spsin0h
TraeklAysss o. TIE narrow Ssa0s
uart a The rod nsaS PoeaeeoDo ~
p.ttine down sbsut oos mile pr day
aid ~ company expset - )ay ahose
sixty milss pee nsosh - ~ De1s
three q mare nlooths, bessse she
weather ssts - - b stop opssatieas.
T,,e gr>ao hsp fns aheo1 thAt thogo
vim . - dizzy from having - walt
a he gsadess. New gsodlnR eueoes
N, sein asiag into Idaho % week -
hi, InA.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

Devslopments advance In this
ueopesty, There b on the dump
about IS tons Of ore, 80 Of which
runs 81 ounces In silver aud ~ geld
per ton. The reu,aining IS tons car
ries 90 oupces In silver and 90 In
eojd per ton. This orc b being r.
duced at the Silver Bow mill. There
ara d men at work In the Morning
Ntsr and it seems that the greater the
developments the richer the property.
Il vill be remembered half Interest
in this mine WaD banded some
months since Tor )oO,00.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

Lat year Mr.. r. J. Haynes, The
Fargo photographer, visited The Yet
Iowstooe Natioaal Park and seeured
TIE exclusive right II sseablish .
national at studio. He heated The
gcound, ten acres, and The plat M
seeosded By the custodian II The
Pask. The groand selected = IN the
hsast u Tie geyses basiD, and b .
WY beautiful spot. However, this
w. not the secret that led Nj.
Haynes 70 select the ground q
ssGabiish thie studio. It renains Tor
the Blsmsrk ztjbsse to divu)go the
secret motive that prompted NJ.
Haynes to lscate o. this particular
traet. While photogssphing lest fAll
b. discovered one gsysef that spoats
gid; that h. by holding . pises Of
any kind Of metal In the geyser dur
Ing eruption, the article becomes
plated with . durable thlckC 60 of
gold. M. Haynss' watch chain b
peoof Of the lasting qualities Of the
piats. He says ell yos have to
d. 10 to take . quantity q q watches
70 this geyssr, then rsturn to
The States AID live like . psince.-
-Aerald.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

Mr.. H. K. 1(eLellan, advance
agent To- the Original Tssnesooe j.
bilee AID Plantatioa 6lngem, arrived
hsee ut evenlug from 1alt Lake
CITY. This trosps = the same one
which founded the Knoxville Col
Ieee In Tes.uessee twelve yeass go.
and their repulation = worldwide.
O,d and young men, ladies and gir's,
have I'll heard ol the Jubilee 6ingeso
and I'll look forward to their appear
anee In this city o. August 9Th With
pleasure. NJ. McLellan, Il will Be
rs0embesed, was here last winter
with the Hasenwinkls troupe, and
be tells - that thls evening biz CONF
pasy will appear at the Walker 0p-
oss House, 6slt Lake City.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

6hipped to Butte: : cars OF f6r-
uiture, 2 Of salt, four Of coal, Of
harley, Of merchandise. To Dillon,
4 ear, Of merchandise. To Silver
Bow, 9 car Of wsg NJ. To Poca-
tello, I ca:s Of corn. To Eagle Rock,
2 can q lumber, 8 Of mixed unerchan-
disc fos WY stations.
Shipped east: One car OF wool. ; Of
bullion, eof or, l Of green fruit, ! OF
hides, and Of potatoes.-PQot, 96fh.
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BORN.


NARCHtA>EAV-TO the wife OF Julius
} arc3sesseau, . ssn, July y.
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Ale01o0 DAVBY.
o.''' % '' -; =: ,'.s'. o'''''

Ysstecday 0esni1g sbout 7 o's1oek
q miner named A0bgooo Oavoy WaD
eaved a iathe Magas Chazts mins.
He W. Wesklng IN the Slopes o. Tie
o.lbot level and The eee boaiy over
head beeame loose and suddssly tell
- him hearing dswn to Tie bo1eom
oftho level With considerable losee.
At least ~ psands q rock I'll -
him. He W. Immediately raised 70
the susahee and carried dswn 70 Gen.
tesville. d.. Holmes was cent foe
and upoo % examisatioa foand that
~ NJ qsite sssiossly injured about
The spioe. No bones we've beokea.
It viii take lbar o. I've days 10 tell
whether o. not biz injuries will ~
cult latally. Late last svenlng he
W. suffering considerable from sose-
uess I'll through biz body but It b to
b hoped he b rot fatally injured.
Davey b aid 70 b . sober, steady
and industrious man and his many
ftjends viii b sorry to learn ~ his
aeel0ent.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29
OlAD0lIQAl.
A 1SoodiGh Ateoanpe 70 Wtook .
100ooogoe Ito1n.

4a0oeoOoe no1n.
Lastsveaing ssoe dIaholieal psssoo
az psssnaa pl9ed . hand-ear partial
II aeruso The Utah 1 northern Rail-
way Cos main tSack, about quarter
Of mile south oGths depot 1t thb
city ard also plaeed roeks weighiog
- posnds q nese, - TIE sajs tora
diseanee u nsoge than . hsndssd
yards. Il w.s unmislakably he In
tsaties to wreek The passenger tsaia.
due here at $50 last evening, and
whieh might have been Tie sssatt
bed Mt two gest)smsn eonnscted
with The Nooltoa mise diseovesod
the ohstructisos ard pso0ptly ~.
moyea them. These eeatlemea sab.
seqvea,ly saw twosespieiooe joeking
usea. 10 ID The d,reeejoa of The depot,
Who I'D q peagt passed the oaseloo.
tiooo and failed % Iomovo them, bot
- they weso ooly suspected, - -
tioo vas taken. 0e6 Who will thoo
impeSil The lives a p0aDengesD tnejo0-
ine WOanen and c6ildsvn aso sjmply
human moostesD aud deserve - b
handed ov11 q oooe - Judgo Lyneb,
WhooeSe0te0ce eo0n0e b two Quickly
carried oot.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-29

How h Leoxnoa % Hate 1Ii0A
In16loe0R

II Ne bit by a y yeap I'D u
1885," aid Mr.. Davltt, ''and ny pooe
mother was turned out Of her little
hut bsCeuse she eoslA ply no rent
Il vas u County Mayo, and I just
remember tn time when The crow.
har bslgnds came and PIT - oat Ny
mother took ny three little sistsss
and myself and went 70 the work
hoass. In those days they hada hw
a rule In Tie woskhoases that boys
Il Over : must Be sepasaled fts0 their
nothess. I remember when my peoe
mother heard thu she elasped No 70
hee breast and said she would die b.
Nbss ~ would b parted ffom me.
There W. . cart came along - Ne
stood % The road, and W must have
beea - tbsiosn . gsoop - ever man
saw, and the driver aid he Would
give % III to Dublin. when Ne
ut there We crossed The channel to
Livsspool, and there made our way
to Hasllngton In Lancashire.
Here We worked, 1t least my mother
did, to support u, and when l ~
ed enough'1 began to work In The
mills. When wss 10 yeaTs old I
he'd my arm torn out. While I lay
on my bed recovering from the Fl.
fects OF the shock, my poor mother
used to tell me tales Of ~, talking In
Irish. It WAS then that I got my
hatred Of landlordism In Ireland, and
It ~, then that I swors that what
lay In my power to prevent . rspeta'
tion Of such scenes, that would do.
When I became . man went
heck to Ireland, and saw with my
own eyes the country which I he'd
heard 90 much about. talked with
the people, and heard what they had
to say. saw the survivors Of The
GAnline, and heard Of back-fent and
svietsous when the people he'd Mt
bread to put In their mouths. Why.
do you knew that the Irish had ~
tually been educated to that point By
bitter sorrow that they thought tho
rent must be paid when they wsre
starving. l have seen . man bring
up the last shiliinys hs could seraps
together, bring them, hat in hand. to
the agent, trembling ;or fear they
might b refused and sent hacks
when be had not the worth Of . creel
Of potatoes In the house for bis wife
and children. House do I say: Hut
! or howell would b the right word.
Dog In this country are much better
lodged than are the tenantry Of 1rs-
| land. said to myself, This b oil
wrong. These people must live hnt,
aud pay rent aiterwarls.' saw that
the famine was coming two and .
half years ago. The crop had failed.
the potatoes had the flight to . Ger.
tain extent, and said to n,yse)fnow
; is the time to start the Land League.
! and the other men In the move
ment cried out continuously: Eat
the rent; don't give It to the land
lords And the people did. Well.
the result has l,een curious. The
mighty power Of the landlords,
which for ages we had thought WA
little short Of that Of a(ns0lute, got
smaller aud sn,aller ~ we got cIooer
tn It. the phantom shape which had
terrified the lri.h people 1Or 10 long
time was found tO be almost wholly
,,uilt up nut of the ima9iuatloaeof the
pel,l.le themselves. Like the lion In
The fairy tale that became . little doQ
when seix.6 By the throat. We found
that our lion was not mach oa..Te
than . small cur after all."-Ncse
York World.
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judge Edwin Waterbury, Who ~
turned ftem Der Lodge yesterday
informs - that On the same morn
ing before his departure, Rev. willy
l(ountjoy and Miss Ella Irvine we've
married BY Rev. John w. Aoant-
Joy q Paris, Nisssari, . bsothse Of
The groom. The beantilnl bride b .
daughter a e. II. Irvine, Esq., and
b highly esteemed By Ill who have
the honor Il her scquaintaEee, and
- = - beilliaat In mind - she b
teanti6sl ID hAea The groom b veil
kDown . The taleated PASTOR a The
Christian Church In Deer Lodge AID
= in every way worthy Of the prise
b bae Wo0.
ADoss thsss present ftsm Bate.
were Rev. and Mn. J. r. Resell,
and John w. Ferbls, Esq. We IN
drsslasd that The happy pair return
Cd % this city with their Batta
ffiends last evening.