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lnrcY,A SLAYER.
o.poNNFII pEpRIyrp OF ron ,cro

DoNpoN. Oct. ia committee OF justices has
considered letter or Mr.. Guy, ODonnelrs solicitor,
n regard Ia his client being deprived the OF to-
Dacco. The coInmitte,,, after seeing the prisoner
and nearing the opinion OF the prison phy Si,ian,
which was thai ODonnell was I'm excellent health.
mas refused 10 grant The request that the prisoner
be allowed the lls,. nf Inla.,,n.
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The Acquittal Of Capt. Kress.

THE PRESIDENT DIsAPPROvEs THE sENTENCE-SHARP
COMMENTS OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
Capt. John A. Kress, who was court martialed
some time ago for having exceeded his estimates
in constructing store house and other buildings at
San Antonio, Tex has been ordered to be released
from arrest and restored to duty. The President,
however, disapproved the finding of the court,
which found the facts as stated, but that the ac-
cuSed was without criminal intent. and acquitted
that it is not encouraging to ind that court mar
tial composed of officers of the army OF experience
does not think proper even to censure an officer
who, though without criminal intent, has con-
Quoted all important business matter intruSted to
him In manner which would not be tolerated by a
private employer.
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Arrive on the willard Ssocks.

THF EEtRS HAVE 1T THEIR OWN WAY iris MORNING.
NEW YORK. OCT. 10. " a. m.-1hc bears resumed
lhtlr attacks on The Willard stocks this morning.
Northern Pacific dropped IL per cent Ia 25la the
preferred il Ia - a. and oregon Navigation > to
III oregon TranScontinental was steadier IaI-.,,
blocks were Sold al 4.ail ga42q. The other active
Stocks were nrnl. and after slight decline att
Nanced a 10 per cent.
THE STU ATOM NOON
NooSEAfter II o'clock the market was strong.
subsequently q sharp drive was made the MI
EtttS. oregon Iransconfinental declined 10 ~. and
the whole list weakened. Vanderbilt shares N.re
better supported. Al one time there was diner
en'e of II per cent cash. and the regular NaN Ia
favor o1 the former Northern Pacific prieir,d
lent aS high as a per cent per diem II il stated
mat large holder oi oregon Transconinental " as
shaken oGt this morning.
THE MARKET CoNTINrES WEAK AND TIE GENERAL,
LIST Is AFFECTED
p.m.-1he stock market continued weak and lr
general list has been Affected somewhat by the early
break In the Wizards. ~. Paul common was singled
out for attack and dropped TO 964s from ~ al the
opening. The other stocks show n decline OF Laa,
outside OF Lake shore and the Wizards. The former
continues Il1n at about ~ y and the other Wander
bllt stocks are also well held. and the Vanderbilt
brokers' take all amounts offered. oregon Trans
continental. after selling down TO 50. rallied la
and reacted 10 39h Seller thirty options on NuI IA
elh racine preferred were made at 55Is, while The
regular price WIS t0h.
indian Chiefs Coming tO Washington.
CHICAGO. Oct. 16.-Ma jor c. Newell. Indian ag,.nt
at The Spotted Tail reservation. Is I'm this city a-
cofnpaned 10y three chiefs en route for Washington
10 protest against The throwing open OF the n--a
Yati0n 10 White settlers.
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The SWitchmen,S Strike in Sc. Louis
THE MEN DETERMINED TO STICK.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 16-It appears that the
switchmen in East ST. Louis did not serve formal
notice OF their action on the officers OF the compa-
nieS but sent unsigned notices to the station agents
OF the different roads The men in the Chicago &
Alton yard have been getting Chicago wages but
they Joined the strikers out OF sympathy, and say
they will stand out till the demands OF the strikers
are acceded to. The men on this side OF the river
also acted out OF sympathy with the strikers, and
they state that they have no grievance and fault
to find with their pay. Nothing has been done by
the companies as yet, but it is understood that
they will refuse to comply with the demands OF the
str1 kers, and will probably put new men at
work to-day. Two or three trains were sent
west last night, and more will be moved
to-day. 1t is also likely that trains will
be run from East st. Louis to-day as some OF the
roads at least Will empty new men. The Ohio &
Mississippi road being In the hands OF receiver,
and under the protection of the u. s. court several
u s. deputy marshals arrived at East St. Louis last
night from Springfield with instruction from the
u s. district attorney to arrest anybody who at
tempts to interfere with the transaction of busi-
ness on that road. This may have sAlutary effect
on the strikers and the indications that no vio
lence Will be fesOrted to. The strikers held meet
ing last night, and resolved to stand out till their
demands are complied with.
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THE "GREAT FIRM OF ZEMBRoNA 4 CO." SUSPENDED.
GALVESTON, Ten, Oct. 16.-A special dispatch TO
the NesrS from Laredo says: A great sensation has
been caused here by the announcement OF the suS-
pension at Monterey Of the great firm OF Zembroma
& Co., one OF the Oldest and wealthiest houses in
northern Mexico. Their liabilities are placed at
$4,000 The effect OF the failure on northern Mex
icO can only be compared to that OF Jay Gould I'm
the United States. The firm OF Zembroma & Co. is
reported to be composed OF ZembrOma. Gonzalez
TTevinO and Gov. Madiro. Their business outside OF
merchandise has extended largely into the purchase
OF valuable estate and includes many OF the largest
cause OF the suspension is said be the presenta-
tion for payment OF two obligations amounting In
the aggregate to $1000 which could not be caSheti
without several days delay. The creditors refused
TO grant the delay and the paper went to protest.
This produced panic, and run was at once COM
menced on the house by its smaller creditors, which
resulted in the firm closing its doors 1t is safe
say that the suspension will be only temporary.
Goldfrank. Frank a Co, OF san Antonio, Texas are
said to be among the heaviest creditors.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING STAR
m"dning nssr as being Common lnfermers" in large
nn.n,r of tn.icensed Bar, cases We are both re
Of Brickiayinc and Stonecuttin called Wit
ssd upon hearing in the Police Court this morning
ROBERT b. SWORD.
IT. EDWARD ANDERSON.
ffa TIE METROPOLITAN INDUSTRIAL
IN and ~ n at the buldine noss Southeast 9 st
corn,r Of ls;h and streets northwest visitors
sionegs Of ths DstTi have done aid helping the
sTR mr. 5As As, I! HARyEY Rs1 FOR THE Pa PAST y
the me i%a S,' With aat Bo
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toners. oIG-3t
l4 WASHINGTON SoAS,s} ASR MEXICAN MINING
h All a1 ps 81 hSnx nn reEst Of the Wash
them at once and receive certificate of stock for same
ol6-3t 6lO Pennsylvania avenue.
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ESTABLISHED 1866
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKERS,
OFFICE-1437 PENNsYLvANI. AVENUE,
Opposite U. s. Treasury
All properties placed in hands for sale are inserted
irSt
issued in 1860
Special attention given to the management of estates
and of properties belonging to residents Also to
the renting OF Houses and collection of Rents mode
rate rates and without charge for paying taxes remit
ting rents and attending to REPAIRS to which personal
attention is given
Faithful attention given to the disposal by lease or
sale. of all property placed in o,r hands
Loans on real estate security made with care and
semi annual interest collected and rcmted without
charge. oct15-Im
~ rAETIES HAVING GOODS DEPOSITED
20 with me. upon which interest is due three
io the Their goods d VII viii be s DISPOSED Of at at
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r-ra ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND REUNION.
rhB HoHE VII be en- held hs RED Ed PARI1R the
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a. 81 ca. 81 Ash Counter Tops prime and seasoned:
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Foreign News by Cable To-day.

BANK MANAGER WARDEN'S CONFESSION.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-GeOrge Warden, the defaulting
manager OF the London and River Plate Bank made
a full confession of the manner In which he alb
stracted and disposed OF bonds deposited in the
bank. The arrest and imprisonment OF Walters.
the stock broker, was owing to statements made by
Warden duplicating him in the peculations
ASSISTED EMIGRANTS.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-The society for promoting state
aided emigration will send mission TO the east
end OF London to inquire into the condition OF the
working classes there with the view OF ascertain
ing how many persons among them may feel in
clfned to emigrate to northwestern Canada. The
results OF the inquiry will be furnished the govern
ment.
CETEwAYOS FRIENDS AMBCsCADED AND sLAUGH-
TERED.
DURHAM, Oct 16.-The remnant OF King Cete-
wayO's party having assembled with the intention
OF reScuing CetewayO from Inkankla Bush, where
he has been In hiding, Chief USibepa whose forces
have been watching the borders OF the Reserve,
near Babbanango, surprised them and slaughtered
One-half OF their number
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-16

LAWRENCE, MASS, Oct. 16.-The assignees OF the
the insolvency court OF Salem, showing the amount
received from the sales OF personal and real estate
itOrS $5,564
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The Big Claim Filed by Gov. Butler.
THE GREAT FALLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY WANT
RIGHTS.
Gov. B. F. Butler, as attorney for the Great Falls
Manufacturing Company, has filed in the Depart
ment Of Justice claim for 81 0OO,0 600 damages for
property and water rights, which will be used by
the government in effecting the proposed extension
of the water supply OF the District 1t is said that
the whole water power, and a great part Of Conn's
Island, will be used in making the extension At
the Department OF Justice all information regard
ing the details OF the claim, and what course will
be pursued by the government in the matter, is re-
fused the Attorney General desiring that nothing
be published in that connection at present
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. 7anternal rev.
enue s157 a772i; customs. SOC oee9 s5
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CoNsULs APPoINrEp.-The President has appointed
Emil Mahlo T.. S. consul at ManZanillo Mexico. and
Henry Dean Thompson, OF Louisiana, consul at
Guerrero. Mexico,
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PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: John w.
Boteler, Washington, combination game box; WI
ID. Hughes, Washington, door lock; Randolph Nc
Bee, Washington, stencil trap; M. j. sullivan. Bal
timore, telegraph relay; n. j. Pritchard Boyce
virginia, rotary engine; f. E. Ross, Pittsburg, nu
lock; Henry Smith, Jr., Baltimore. sash cord fast
ener; E. M. Stoddard and j. n. johnson. Norfolk
Va, stopper for wfre-rope, &C.; Charles W. Tram
mer, Great Falls, Md, nshway; George Watt, Rich
mond, Va, fence.
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SUIT AGAINST RICHARD MORGAN AND U. s. TREAS
URER WYNAN.-T0day Margaret Kenney, by Cor
don 4 Gordon, filed a bill against Richard Morgan
and A. u Wynan, Treasurer OF the United States,
to secure the endorsement and payment OF check.
She states that Morgan as the holder OF q certii-
cate OF the auditor OF the board OF public works,
dated March 21 1873, for e999S5 on December 9TH,
1873, assigned the certificate 70 Davidge and WASH
ingt0n, attorneys, for Z N. Lewis, trustee and ft
was suhse0uentiy for q valuable consideration. as
signed to her that she entered 0suit In the Court OF
Ciaims in the name OF Richard Morgan to the use
of Narraret Kenney against the District OF Coluln-
hia and obtained Judgment thereon that the treas
rrer issued his check payable to Richard Morgan to
the use OF Margaret Kenney for &, ,S3l ~, but de-
clInes 20 nav ft for the reason that it IS bot c-
dOrsed by Morgan. She therefore prays thaf Nor
gan be required to endorse the check 60 tasaf s,c
treasurer be directed to pay it.
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rN WAsHINGTON. DC, July 16th 1888
I.S Having greatly increased facilities by the
introduction of Electric Light Machine, together
With other improvements we are not subject to the
dltOn of the weather. and prepared to furnish with
proptness and at low price work in the line of
Photo Engra for either relief plate print
iIiX.
Designs and Estimates furnished upon application
THE LAUTEN ENGRAVING COMPANY
jy16 1925 New York avenue.
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-08
Farewell to Angus mackay.

Last Thursday evening, about 500
o'clock. the Collar IN II meChauicS, con
yened in tue office to bd fareAel to
the.r esteemed friend aud construct rs
engineer. Angus Mackay, and as a
token Of the r good vii PIE eated him
with a silver scratch-awl, and WISHED
him all the good things Of this lie as
he goes floating down the ever chang
ing stream of time.
Mr.. Maynard, as spokesman, sa d;
sMr. Angus Mackay, we, your
friends. intended to have given you a
more appropriate send off for the
loved one who will kindly greet you
home. but the fates have decreed other
wise. We come to say, in a friendly
way, good bye. You have, during
your four months stay, by your kind
gentlemanly manner, made an impress
sion on our hearts which time canno'
eface. Mr.. MCKAY, | have the
pleasure, in behalf Of all, to presen
YOU this instrument. which is uadoubt
edly familiar to you, and we earnestll
trust you may make your mark with /
high upon the scroll Of fame. l bi'
you good bye, and when surrounded
by loved ones, beneath the mistletoe
please give a thought to friends yol
have left at the Collar mine"
After a few pleasant words, all LEI
with a wish to meet again in III
Sweet bye and bye"
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-08
Justice Court.

In the case of Joe Johnson vs.. Chas.
Drosch. for the shooting Of Johnson's
dog. The court fined Mr.. Drosch SO
and cost. Ten big American dollars
more for school purposes.
In the case of d. Goldberg vs.. c, NJ.
Culbertson. ct al, for unlawful deten-
ton and forcible entry Of Lot 8, Block
A. Of Maiden, the evidence Of wit
nesses H. reduced was very conflicting.
The town records were introduced IN
evidence, and the fact was clearly
shown that the town rules had not been
complied with by the plaintiff, hence Il
verdict for the defendent.
Lot claimants should bear in mind
that where local laws are in existence
that they must he complied with, or the
title will lapse, if such local rules OF
laws do not conflict with United Stltcs
or territorial laws, and it has been re-
peatedly so decided in the various
courts Of the territory.
In the trial before Justice Esler, o
Martin vs.. p. Landusky, to establish
ownership Of Lot l, Block |, the jury
rendered a verdict in favor Of Martin
Landusky has appealed to distric
court.
Frank Herbert, was arrested Tues
day on IL charge Of stealing horses from
Chamberlain, at Crap Range, am
brought before Justice Esler for trial
He plead guilty and was committed t.
await the action of next term Of court
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-08
Rncked 70 Death.

On Wednesday morning last, a very
sad accident occurred at the stage
road crossing of Cottonwood. Mr.
VIM. Roberts, whose ranch is at the
crossing, was riding a bucking horse,
and being thrown of, the vicious brute
kicked him on the head, fracturing the
right side of the skull and killing him
instantly. Mr.. Roberts was very
highly spoken Of by all who knew HIM,
as an upright, industrious citizen and a
good neighbor. His ranch was the
best improved on the creek, and Is =
grand witness to the late owners
energy and thrift. The funeral took
place Friday at noon. There were
quite a number of his friends here in
attendance, and nearly all the residents
along Cottonwood came to pay Their
last respects to their departed neighbor
and friend. VULCAN.
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-08

very stormy voyage, lasting twelve
DAYS. while crossing the Atlantic, but
arrived in good health and spirits.
lack Arnold has bought two more
bull teams, and has now four as me
teams as travel the road. Arnold IS a
rustler and deserves his success.
1t is whispered around that Broad.
water. Mcnamara & Co. will soon put
up a store on the creek here. They
would undoubtedly do a good business
By another season there will be busl-
ness enough to support half a dozen
good stores on the creek, as every
available acre of land IS being taken mp.
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-08
Two Barks Wrecked.

Joe Johnson's dog 'Skookum" Is no
more. He 1.-THE dog mistook a little
black-and-tan, belonging to Charles
Drosch. for a mountain rat, and took
him by the back shaking the dayllghts
out of him. Drosch's hoy, with Il little
gun hunted up Skookum and bored
him through with lead. Poor Skookum
ran home, laid down on the steps ana
after II few farewell howls, rolled over
and died.
skookum was born Feb. 81, 1881 was
a full-blooded shepherd less the TAIL
that appendage being bob-and was
sired by Bill Potts dog Skookum; dam
Hamilton & Landusky's Bridget, Of the
shepherd persuasion, also short of tail
skookum was decently inferred Mon.
day afternoon, and all the dogs, ac
knowledging their better, followed II
silence their poor brothers remains.
Poor skookum is dead.
He lies in his bed,
With nary a stone
To mark his head.
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-08
REEDsFORT NEWS.
IRON enr Correspondent
REEDsFoRT, Nov. 4th, 1883.

If
Vulcan has paid such close attention
TO hunting chickens IN the last two
weeks tnat he has neglected to hunt
items for the ARGUS. For all of which
he most humbly prays to be forgiven.
The Pichette Bros. are receiv ng a
large consignment Of goods at Their
store, from Benton, and Will open out
with a fine line Of general merchan-
disc IN a few days.
Ed Mobiles house Is about com.
pleted. We saw a load Of hne iurnl'
ture emptied into it to-day.
The cook at the Day House, out o
curiosity, kept count of the number o
loaves Of bread she baked last month
also the number Of pies. The forme
figured up zoz big loaves, and the pie
Ios. On, we are a del cate set around
here.
Mrs. James Day, the wife Of GU
Spring Creek w~heelwright, arrived her
Ton Ensland last week Sic had
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-08
noRTANA News.

Dillon has about n thousand in
habitants.
Sinking the Billings artesian well
the first $50 feet cost $4,000.
Charles Mcguire, an oli-tiner e
Moltanl, died at Butte recently.
The loss by the late fire at Miles
City WAS a5Cut $4,000, tie create
part of VIII CHI vas covered b. nslr-
ance.
Miss Jennie Co-son, the Montana
sheep Queen, has been on a visit e1
She comes home without the husband
VIII Oh Iumor said she had gone after.
A Tongue river rancher IN adyertis-
ing in a New York paper for a female
partner got a bushel OF ap lcat oas for
the position by tic first mail.-kivei
Press.
T. c. Powers & Co. have purchas d
two lots in the rear of their machinery
yard at Bozeman, where they Wi e ect
at once two large warehouse.-Helena
/ Herald.
Work on the stamp mill Of the
Virginia City Reduction Company,
which has been suspended for some
time for the want of mechanics, has
been resumed, and it now seems likely
t,a' the stamps will be really u drop
in TWO or three weeks.
President Wizard seems to be getting
gu te a quantity Of the sour with the
sweets of his recent triumphal b ON.
There is a strong probabll ~ that he
will not be president of the grea'
Northern Pacific road very many
months longer.-Record.
The earnings Of the Northern Pac .h'
railroad company for the first eig1'
months ofISS3 aggregated Ss,}47,743
The earnings OF the eight months sue
ceeding that period may safely b(
est mated at $4,000, 900. Tbs IS IN
dependent of land sales, averagin;
100000 a month.
Notwithstanding the scarcity OF but
t falo. the traders Of Carroll and Rock,
/, Point. on the Missouri, expect to do
t good winters business in hides, etc
p The prospects at both these points ar.
= very promising, all things considered
t and the people down there feel quit
/ acknowledgement.
The newest fine bullion sh;pmer
ever made from a Montana mine VI
soon be recorded by the Grant
Mountain. Its now ready to shil
1t is valued at $Ias,ooo, and w
e extracted from go tons Of ore, Sine
June the company has worked 1851
tons Of ore which has produced 5000
900 within a fraction.-Independent
DIR. A. ]. Leitch dropped a lighte
newspaper into a gas well Of a dep
of h~fty-nine feet at Mineral Rldg
The Mineral argus., 1883-11-08

DIR. A. ]. Leitch dropped a lighted
newspaper into a gas well Of a depth
Of ffty-nine feet at Mineral Ridge,
Ohio. An explosion followed, fata ly
injur.ng DR.. Leitch, demolishing the
derrick, and injuring several persons
standing neaL
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EsIDES BEING THE OFFICIAL PAPER
Dor the cou dty 1t is the largest, newsiest
and best paper published in the county, for
the reason that 1t is the only paper In the
county.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-11-03
s.Glad News for the Unfortunate"

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