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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
Punctured His EpfderEnis.

About 1 o'clock on the afternoon of the 31st,
while policeman was attempting to arrest a
negro at st. Louis, in the western part Of the
city, he resisted and struck the policeman with
a shovel, whereupon the latter drew a revolver
and shot him dead.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
Arrest of One of the Fords.

of Jesse James, was arrested on the Sd inst. at
Kansas City, for completely in the Blue Cut
train robbery in 1881. Ford is highly indignant
over the arrest, claiming that it Is breach of
faith.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
Thev VIII Hang the bow.

Babe Jones, the colored boy murderer, who
in an unprowoked attack killed John Foster. at
Pittsburg, Pa, about year ago, has been SEN
fenced to be hanged on Thursday, October 4th.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
NafhEGa

John Clayton and Henry Rice had quarrel
near New Salem, W. Va. On the night of the
1st inst. the two met in the woods and renewed
the fight. Both being armed with shotguns,
they began shooting and the result was the
killing of Rice, his body being riddled with lath
nails with which bis opponent had loaded his
frI111
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
YEIIrder and Suicide.

At Newark, n. J., on the 31st, John Brixus
Jr., became desperate over quarrel with his
uncle, also named John Brixus, and shot him
seriously. Thinking himself murderer young
Brixus rushed to the edge of pond, put two
bullets into his own head and dropped dead in
the water
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
$40 Gases OF Powder ExnIode.

On the I'd inst. heat from forest fires ignited
the powder in Onderdonk's Mill, near Yale,
British Columbia, which blew up. Three hun
dred and seventy cases of powder exploded.
lives were lost
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
For SIiphI CauKe.

man named Parker, living on Hurricane
Creek, in the center of Arkansas, killed his
daughter on the 4th inst, upon the announce
ment of her intention to marry a certain young
man against his wishes. The neighbors
hanged Parker in his front door yard.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08

The trial of the Hungarian Jews charged
with the murder of Christian girl whose
blood was alleged to have been used in relig-
ious rights, closed on the Sd inst. with YER
dict of acquittal. The trial was Jewish per-
secution pure and simple,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08

The trial of Edward Fox, Patrick Connolly
and William Dreskin, charged with participa-
ton in the murder of bailiff on the estate of
Lord Awdilaun, about year ago, closed in the
Sligo assizes, Ireland on the Sd inst. All
three men were convicted and received the full
sentence of the laW-twenty years.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
One More Shake.

Another earthquake was felt at the towns Of
Forio and Ischia, on the island of Ischia, at
2:30 o'clock on the afternoon of the 4th. Three
persons who were buried in the ruins were ex-
TREATED alive
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
NEWS IN BRIEF,
H.OOsD.

A dispatch from Cairo says that up to the I'd
inst, 1000 persons have died of the scourge
since the outbreak of the cholera in Egypt
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
trouble for the Hebrexvs,

A dispatch Of the 4th says the Jews in Hun
gary are being subjected to persecution since
the acquittal of the alleged murderers of
Esther Solymosi. At Presburg it became nee
essary to order out the militia to dispense the
rioters
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
VeSuviuS Vomiting.

A dispatch from Naples of the 31st, says
Mount VesuvIus is in a state of eruption and
lava is discharging from the crater in the direc-
ton of the town Zorro del Greso, at the south
east foot of the mountains.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
over 200 Deaths.

There were over 700 deaths reported on the
29tb, in the cholera infected district Scientific
to be poisoned with putrid matter to distance
above the catagaets.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
WIFE PLAY Alone.

No minister will be present at the interview
between the emperor of Germany and the
emperor of Austria at Ischel on August 9th.
The crown prince of Austria will attend the
man puvers of the German army.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08
Openedbv the President.

The Louisville Exposition was formally
opened on the LIST inst. President Arthur made
a fifteen minute address.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08

THE trade dollar of modern dsddies
can never go 30 its par.-NeaO Orleans.
PicGyltlle.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08

The steamer Butte was burned at TT. Peck,
Dakota, on the 3Oth. The passengers were
rescued. loss on vessel. $40, 900. -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1883-08-08

BEATS awI-the shoe machine. -BOS-
ton Commercial Bulletin.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21

CINCINNATI, Feb. lQ-The 1ives
Wa stationery fF0o 8 to . this morn.
ing bat fell IN inch frsm . TO 10
when II stood 6fly-nino 1est two
inches deep. The work o( manufae.
turing ~ h progressing and . poC-
ton Of the city may b lighted to.
night An danger OF water famine
70 passed - tie engines aTo now
pumpin9. The soup houses will Be
cleoed tonight and tho relief work
turned over to charatsble institute
os,a. Plans :rc maturing for . r1dl-
cal change In cleaning and repairing
streets aud msnaeInS The. health a:
partment which Will give employ.
ment TO = large number Of pe1Do@s II
carried out.
SANDUsKY, O., Feb. l0!-Rej1el
funds are being collected and for
wartled to the Inundated OHIO river
towns.
CINCINNATI, o.. Feb. laL-W. II.
Vanderbilt has contributed $500 to
the 1O0d sufferer. The work con-
Times undated. School houses age
still used for lodging tie ho0eless
and will be for some time - tho
houses are tuo vet 70 10 occupied for
some days. An Immense amount o(
work h being dune In cleaning up the
business houses, tho recedin4 water
being closely followed by . resump-
ton Of business. The n company,
though having eas 9anufaciured,
fiud It impossible to eet The water
from tho mains. It will light The
city tomorrow.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21
~RFBo01AL. 0DVv3
$3.50 Asna - ooeo0nD q OW

peaflng ~ eoal 1eoe BSllneo
ooloS ~ ~ teoe ~ eeeS!S
1921 ee0S06 tbeTo = oo0oeseso
IN Lutte q sapeeiee qeel'ty.
rhe Wae4harn Pnotlc tallToad ee0'
80 eeSfe0oloto taking CIT . A!go
S;sck ~ eoVcf the tsaee Il eeeoe3y
Sstwesa the Wost 0a)lali0 aoo Ha@,,
i."ss sivees, II thsy successes y vS'1
III = sreot advsstaCe - that seeesos.
R,shard Me-, vhem The ktser
~ deoigDate6 zone q our ~
ksoVn an6 peumleet cotlseas..- ~ ~.
=. asTosted, and IBID 10 $3.50
hools % answer boS6go the Geeoo
inrv. On q charge ol Snrlnk the nve.
yecr.old daughter Of Al ea0psss' o.
Foet Dooton.
The fprmatjoa ol the VesBtnA
CITY Reduceioa Company hos a!cccay
1na1e quite . stir aasoog N ASo:
Caleb Quasts misses, and toe:o U
eVerv i1djeaiion that there Will %
nlen3y of oge IT the works to opesese
9non - soo0 - they aro IN w0sx1oe
oonditio0.
A citizen q Boeoman haD . Wild
.oft az q seed which shows oght ~
overy oppoetuuity. A esW days 80
~. Go}e. In Vhcse honds The animal
r.. M pleced foe trajnlng, led It
oot a. the stable, and 10 order to nave
bottof oootroi over The ftactto0s ans"
nal, tied . rope aeoand ite t''ngve.
The h0So came 0ot 1t the se10Se
plun9jng and stS1king at tbo trainer.
ead IN 70 doing h eaaght one Of ~
fset % The rope and t0eo on s0oos
four Inches Of IL own t00GDo.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21

CLBvkLAND. O., Feb. O.-Fayetie
Brown 0f C)ove1aad vna Thu mnrs..
~ appointed BY TIE United Gltotee
Ceost Iceelvss q Brown, Boanell Z
O., q Younentown VoeAa. XSeSs
aIo claimed % b lareely in exeo0 ~
CHICAGO, Feb. 0.-6eaatoe Elliot&
j. BoWoo, a 0o0ehWosloen Coloen.
g. . eoooo1o kin, h q rooto T.
Woebingtoo. He 0aOo oliver VIM ~
y 0o000ot30o6 NJ 6o1noeo snemeo6
81. IL = ~ tue & = aaenmn1e 1ia~
s2sea ~ Dsvs's q ~ Treasury q
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21

- $3.50 - ~ 1Dge ~
- - 1ssWa. htAe -
bG1e E. 1lwn - - !
~ - - - q
1A g. -
49, C hD b1oUA A. - ~
49, - ~ - = 80 p
SSSo NJ . plle drivsr - ~ - q
m aooooeaeS hool. Loo Wooe down
sim = -" Whoa tbe tioo ~
eSiie1 r. The In uosnA, 4oooeg
pus6o6 ~ bso6e1 spirited Leo q:
vsra ~ cootvo q t6o T0oo; - ~
eoou1h q Il h0Wovoe. ~ aok q.
d 6sor oayfnG 49, s.eeAee p)eety..
IKo0Xhor t. noa tuaGht ebout
6oif g hear. Loo was carries bo0o
gu . q rsteaeE.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21

BUTTE. N. r., Feb. II, 1858
The following are the wholesale
prtceo paid by merchants and hotel
keepers for the commodities emu n,er
ated, delivered from the wagon
Price list carefully corrected every.
Saturday:
Flour Ruby Valley, xxx, $3.50
per cwt.
" Min Greek, xxx. $50
percWt.
Kansas xxx >l.S5.
Baker,. q.
MI! Greek, New Process, $500.
Gallattn, $40 per cwt.
Union Mills, New Prn,szus. CREAM
q the Valley, $40
i Huhy Es!Isy. lnsw !, pro:..s) el.oo
el.(A'.
Utah Common, $50
Utah Choice, $50.
Graham, >a.00.
W. Wss, = P q Ill., y ct'.. f~'rd~"'a"".
Butter, per h., $50 50 ct..
Egg, per dozen, 40 20 cts.
COt0 14eoI, &C.
Beet, carcass, 3 eta.
8sess, y cts. perth.
Hay per ton, >3G@ss
1 1s,.sd H q. Rer ton. >el@s
6arsey, $2.s6@s.5O per cwt.
Dned beams, Montana, 7 cts.
Mutton, 10 cts.
Fork, dressed, II cts. per ID.
yeol, ~ cts. per ID.
GG1n.cksse g, q g go per dozen.
f FSessss:sa: :, 1T g. z e: Z Ii:
dausage, Is cts. per ID.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21
No tice To CO.Ow,,er.

=. 70 John ]. Cable, hts heirs ar AS, xne...
Yes ar hereby eosi6s.i iaai The rnie .Sn:
..s ~. In ore1eoancs with the pl0vjsiSm,
~ oeEteco 3s92o. Of The Revived Statutes T
s .ss Uol!ea AAee:, performed Iabtw ~
Gnon u!e Dayeahn quarts lode mining 81 Al m
49, sssSeteI IN Sum0it Valley Mimlns Iis-
s Sssss: = !vor B ~ county, 4. r., iisr The year
~ ~ yno ars nesehy n.stiile,l tilat u you
y3as Re0p'rtion 81 sAla expsssdituss l.sssIU.
S Cssn snntetSt ana costs. within nInty days
49, .0m dste o. Tits notice, 81 yCuf rigist.
aSSsstct eno e!aisn In and 70 the abs,ve
eooMe Iee property ~ your oo-OWuer vhu
~" "seos the seQulred expeoditurU
u...> ~, DeNNI1 fARRELL.
""'se' ~. T., snuary =. 1858.
jan. 3l--SW 80 4
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21
The Mining Outlook.

The number Of new discoveries Of
exceedingly rich bodies Of ore, says
"a exchange, was never sogreat - In
the year le02. These valuable dis-
oovosies have not been combined 10
any particular State Or Territory, but
1ech and all OF the minesal bearing
portions Of our country have fur
nished their quota Of newly discov-
cred rich mineral deposits. During
the year 1883 We may expect these
rich discoveries to b Increased two
fold over those Of last year. The
great increase In the facilities for re.
ducing ore has CREATED such healthy
competition Of Affairs that even ore
that aasays bat IS. $lO. and 30 per
tan en- Be worked Ut . profit. There
b not camp on this coast but has
low grade ore, and the time will come
when e will ill 10 worked.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21
Notice. to (:0.O Nwnep.

.. TO John ]. Gable. his heirs or asx:xnS
zoo arc hereby noti0e0 that the ul,.lerx,x,,.
- has IN accordance with the prOviaiOns
y section 313a. REVISED statutea OF ts.
Uoote1 Staten. performed labor and n,a.!s
s9Deovc0onls % the value Of <lAo urOu tho
too1 Johns quarts lode mining claim, st!-
1llvo1 oow county. M1ntassa. lOr the year
~, and Zoa ere 6ese6y nOtideL tlssl unlews
yo0 eo0esi6oto a cause u b es1utriOuiesi
yooS psoP0selon Of said expenditures ,sIU,
!!1!a NE date Ut ibis notice. I'll your right.
tIteo end jntesese In and to tlss above DE-
eonoel Quarts loie mining claim Will ~.
hrs msde tlao Seq9irel expenditurex
Butte, Montana, January, q, lss3. sWsU
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21

Duslng . speech roeeolly delivered
ID Tie Usited States 9eoate 10 fhvue
a ne salt, Ssnasoe Vaaee eallsd The
attsotioa q the Senate b eestala IL
tssssGjpG features Of The tariff bin
psoding bssoss that body. 'They tax
or aalt," b exclaimed, ''asd give -
cheap Ad1leslrines. That b payjeg
. litljs too high tos oasie. They tax
TIE tsaee chaios which dsaw lbe
pjow. snd give - II uss thsseof he
shark skins. They tax common wis-
low giass, which lsts light into TIE
poos0as's csttage. aboot % ~ esat.,
ard give - free pal0leaf fa.s. They
give - :tse cinnamon, Bsasil pasts
and assaSastida, and put high price
% 1ssoe,s and dry goods " ths pso-
pc. They give - Ire nutmegp, ftss
etlar q rasss and ire eivet. Il win
take . gssat deal q eivst 70 svsetsa
those thinss when they eo0e 10 b
sxplainsd 70 ths peopjs. What Do
you think they give - - N o@bst 10
honsshee naib, screws and like asti-
e,ess They absolutely allow - togst
our skeletoa free. Every Dan can
now hare . skeleton ftee. The poor
farmer, white ~ toils ID ~ 30 ed
st0gm, and re0oclD that b b taxed
foe bib tEaee chains, his ham0ess,
and hbshoesand 6lssksts, and every.
thing elss ~ Deeds, caa Thank
God. Cnagreas has co0pesies - ~;
1 can hay sksletos withost paying
. daty.'"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21


Innneooe 0e0t0cod b Voo0og00&
~-v..-rAeoua ,...,.A.a
49, ~ \ S.i x5. - T.S.a..s,;i1ss n m
y, ~ - ] ~. .t,:~S - ~
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-, ~, - E...s,;s: EssSssSiie
~ -. 49, S,.S:s.i ~.
Hn!.e - 49, III. ..s. ..iisS .s.se ~
ee3 .s ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ NicSei
y lcss n :" ;. -. @sts..s ~ e.seSs
,. ~; ..,S.ts fr;ss1ss 49, II ~.
~ ~, '1 ~ ~ ~. ~ ~ stfssi
e Iy -. y" ~ ~ - s.,i ~ - ~ u.
:. I'm ~ IN ~
- ~. = Il. = ~ ~ ~ ..osfS'
eeSs a = ~ - ~ ss;ss Ss<;ss.sSs h
vnses y - ~ =. ~" ~ sS.sS
G.0@. ~ ~ "SScs... ~
n. r|I;sxf = ss.:rS "a Vss1sS.
~. As.s 49, ~ 1oisv ~
W.usHcass;,e -. ~ 1.ai ~ ia NJ
x...ss;t w. ~ Sss..t cs.ssio: s ~ sias1.
~ n - Sersiv ~ rsSaif az M.
Sss,'ss -.s1S:s. n 49, ~
, ..S"t;v: ~o',6 ~ .host sasin n =
A. -. ..IA a Vn~Aae
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21
Notice to CO.O,vmar.

:. TO =. L. Prest00 and Daniel Wostleholm :
Ton ere hereby n0eto0l hat the unsierxiyn-
g.. y':e. eo-owner. has expenp<d one hun
"t.s;s o0ssSts (SM4l 10 labor and impruve.
cIa19 siseatst ln Summit Wiley MIMI.
District. silver B ~ county, Montana Ter
1ssS; ~. .st yssr 'sss , a ysa 81 he,~b,
causo % - eo0trihutsi your nrnnossi..,, ~
sot0 oxpoo,dlturs-sixtesn dollar. 81 III ~
eoven cenes l3lc.01) each within nineey m -
IT, u Sses q s.ls NOTES. ali yonf right
eet1oeo bode mining claim viii bec0me H.
1e0peety o( he undersigned. vour co-o,vn .r
VINO nes 'ssdo Tie required expenditure.
Butts, II. T., Js7. ,ish, ,sr. "0~y ssi:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21

0O0G3QA 0H.lDot0'D OnDf0D.
MILES CRY. n. T., Feb. 1a!-0eo.
James >. BriSbin loctured at BillinGl
on saturday night, aud in the coarSe
Of the lecture III referred to tho Gus
ter massacre and said that II Gen.
Custer had 0beyed inslructiuas from
Gen. Terry, It d probable b and hid
command would b living to-day.
The death OF Custer and hiS men NJ
. use)es1 and unnecessary sacrifice
brought by Clusters desire for glogy
aud promotion, lie read dOcumenfe
to prove his pooiti0n and exonegated
Reno from an blam0in the battle Of
the Little Blk Horn. A. Gen. Brisbin
WAS next cavalry oGlcer In rank Ia
Custer and who succeeded Custer
when be fell. his remarks produced 4
great sensation.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21

A pssssa vAs - bsss lsekiag -
b ~ aal1es ~ vhob paDDDe1 q
usasual advaa1a00 ~. jslbsnlag
hi0ssl1 sea1D ~ ~ 0svssnaneue
pays b Psas1sas - ss1d0sD 0eD
than fous ti0es . Doeh - u -
oebef OOvoen0eoto . ~ Woo06
0rsae Dsllaia whish = snppass6 -
have . vssyARUspsas6eo NIL hsntbe
49, thst - b Osossally sags0ed -
VA, pays sslv sssse el4SoASoo .
| , q u psa1isqs. This ss0 ins1s6D
the ssnnts nado % 0eoesals sna A.
nlsDls ~ hsilliaat nilllasy sesviees
~ ~ ~ q Sssissd s0ssn q
~ ysgulss amy aoa sDeoD -
1uty. Yseses pays SIN IeaA Her
poos6oo-soll a0ounls - abeot o1As-
0oaSoa. but ths Unlbsd 0la1s 49,
.sthiag b. halves a suastsss. Il
dab ct ~ lasgessss - ID wessded
and esips,sd hssoss With . psieesly
haipA. 4 yssad buodrsd 1illIsos
vess Diva - thso last yssr, . ssa0
len ti0as Tie amooat q TIE entire
eust q ~ (3ovesn0sst daring ~
Ase twelve yea. q - exisleoss.
The ameuDt h not likely $500 70 -
Depsoed. IsdussTjeas, pessovesiag
elain agssls ass sessslag ~ essn-
" ID qoest a new eases. Thy 90
~ hard % 1sd. Ths sanitary CO.,
ditjoo q tho ex-dee61dess q -
cesnlIy b sseelSent, md - tbs JEAN
roll On their number see0o stoo66ly
- ioeseaee. No one kDovo1ov 0o1y
names ~ % our psa96o0 goo1D ~
fton soDe unreasonable Tensoa
ConGre0 volhscs 10 havo then po6-
llshed. 10 tbe eesntsy b leH u
bliss6sl igsesance At everything per
talalag 70 he n.aates; ave the fhee
that Il = pa1 ink eat . hsndred
nillleas 70 enc hssdssd al 6ity
mlllloas annually II ponsjooA
II my - coasidssed unpaigiotle
b . ~ - question ~ pea9sisty q
Doed at the OovesD0est - make
thess asDaal esosDsas pAyosots
ut The time VIII $500 eo0s VIXEN
10 psblie viii ask ths question aad
ds0asd . thesosgh invsseigntiea Il
~ Psasiea Bssesa. Il = noeo
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21

An exchange Ays ~ quickest and
Lsst way n relieve H. Treasury u IL
sssplus Dooey b 70 PIT nav nasssials
tor manufacture q The fsss Ut, ~
duos the peuteetive tasi6 ooe-half,
and take The doty a Te1nsd seens
altogether. 4 quiskes Wy vssl1 b
u permit Pagsaod ether Rspsblleans
efhbeallbs9 q pas . river aod has6oe
bin Il every ssssieo u CaagEess. TIE
oomplaint efas eves1owipg tssasusy
would oooo ouho66e.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21

Tue Jeanette Court VI Inquiry haa
cN',.d, after weeks Of jnvesligatio0,
that the vessel was MT adapled iu
strength u model 6oe ~ Aretis expe'
liti"n. The Coart takes eecasion "a
approve u 6argeo0 Anbjes's excel.
len: sanitary arrangement, ana Con-
u,ander DeI1sses management d
the vessel. The CooSt attaches "a
blame 10 any n,as Or olllcee toe the
lsss VI the vessel. A cavi:liug, fault
tiuding world may ses agree with thu
court. 1t may ask how Is hoppena
that no ore b % blx,,,e lor sending
ve'ssrI anabls to cope with the dan
sers Of the Arctic waten upon such
. cru:s-s. But The ways Of invssei.
gazing bOdisssrs sosnstiines pct 1nd.
Ing out, and - isquisitivs wesld
gains notbiag ~ qosstioning thsis
verdicas.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21

TgLLERsBUno, Ind, Feb. ga
negro named williams Was hung BY
. posDe Of citjSeno q dusk last even-
Inc: He bed ostsaGed Mn. Taylor
In her own houoe. He escaped, but
we0 l6und 10 the woods. b. citl9ens,
Who Iee him hanging near the scene
q BIZ crime.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-02-21

II. Hnsk TsGoas. 0eagu1nv slt1D
Ie1asn11eo q 1soos - 1a1se
ualsos q 1Gassaabn.s11A paea1 .
16aglag ssaolly 1elhseehs onna1e
Ou1DlolBeeo D1nnn11soao1 Iabss.
Ansegsehw asllso heepshssf ~
49, 11Bolsg aVs6sD . ~ Wev
1nglaod MIN 81 ~ ~ -
poeyses vheha1 bssa psoanioo0e -
hise ssUsain1isss das1ag ~
slsiess vsss ~ - ~ boase-nsk,
aoa that, - nat1se NV Rooo Wosk.
nso they nlghe y, tbey eeslA net
I'D sopseyDest ahsewasdA He
o1ood ~ enss q IT, stsiko - IL
Ras10e Mn, 6 Lawsssss. AasA,
~ year 10 il)sstso1Io0 q tAiD
syslsn. 10 cure s9isllag svilb II.
lsslee soes0Deodod ~ lblDewinG
remedies . ~ osse ps.etirabls asd
dlsisob)s q pssssst, VIZ: JIu1 ~
Gg1nhoGsh0eot II Q notioaal bogooo q
labse sea&aslsas; seeeo6, ~ sa1ah1lGk.
nsat q beasds q ashjtsaGlso
vhsoevse Ps.eeIeabss; 0lsa
~ soi1geeme0t At ~ nallsoal
eigAt-Aeoe lsw; iboseh, ~ abollGiso
q ehlld hbss, - las - Daslese. y
legislaljss; lnh, ~ Sepsal q II
''soespisasv" hws vbish ia1aslbse
vjth ~ sigAe a vsskingnse -
ssobise ~ tbsls own psstesGieo I'D
~ ineospesalios a thsiR unieos Ike
etbse corporations; sixtb, ~ sbe)l-
tieo q ~ eeovlst labss eeotsaet ~.
ten.
M. Fostes's seeo0De0datjo9s d
~ lask ssopgshsaslvsssss, what
svse 80 ny - 49, esosesalag
then. He oPsss - . vjds 0ssd
vhleh Ceagyso nay japsovs b p.
peepsials leGislaajsa, bst Il a0psan
~ grsae diAeuDty IL complying
with ~ dsalaods q hboe Ss(osDen
= fbusd ID their askisg TO ns6h q
osee. RetosnaGies b . plaato ~ slow
gseweh. No laber sysGsa en- -
bsse1eially changed ID - iostast.
Il ssqsirss tiDe, hboe and pssDo.
vssases % ths part q reform
ess - bsisg any given systeA
q labae into sseoesslal ePssaGioo.
The leo0ees q lAbse golsen nAove-
nests woolA % we'll 70 bear thls taet
u miod. II thele eAbgts - bsiag
abest . change 1t thsir ain b -
mako ut change - gss1sal - pes-
slh,s that 10 iajssiess sheek - ssr
eevesal lndostsjes aeeo0poAy T.
The eause q labor b ~ eaase Il
evssy naa Who he's The happiness
and prosperity u cur county ae heast
and Il should not b ma6o Tie means
70 Norce lnto notioo individuols Whaoe
Wholo stook 10 tsodo consists a IN
"oh0ok."
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0alma Moses On HI lar.

NV YoRK. Feb. N.-9almi Nosso
eays b. . peeseeuted but viii not
1ioeh. He win take his eaae INTO
TIE hlghest ooorto a The land. and Il
unsooeoD(al will leavo the country
Tor one IN which be can obtain
justice.
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NEW YoRE, Feb. IA special
n.y. Coosrn now says 10 II ready
to tight Sullivan with q with
out doves, In . room OF In tho rin9,
for $1,000 o. $4,000 = eide. Those
who usually make matches are ter.
T0gi4od b. police threats,
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0ovosnee Cros6y eoo9u1sd ~
wkhss q ~ pssSls h ap9sisGieg
Ne. D. II Wu1s0 3oes1oos1al
Trsassses.. He ~ aCals e6egod the
popular voies ID apSsintlag NJ. j.
r. Woo1uan Tsgsitos3al Ao1sso1.
Ro&h aeotleuseo havo nado Mase
exeelCert O0eess.
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BaAlDWooD, H., Feb. eo.-The
work q rsonutnG t6e bodies ouried
ID the mise = boin1 peuuecufed "a
!ap6dly - possible. PUMPS have
Iowoeod the water I've foet In the
main ohaft.
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anme ,nan n ~ WOe 01ts1boto
ths asOsae sfWDndso - ~ 0eu14
81 Jomap q. Doaioo. NJ. NAH II.
Dunpell q lllnnonDeea ny G0ooglajo
a liDnank epinloo.
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Mn. A. g. Rovsn. asslslest pot
nesles q lCeKsosie's Bsiags. Os0'
eoa. tesGi0ed Eeesstly ID tbe 6las
Route tsiol that ~ uDall eastward
ftsa that peist was carried ID q
pieeo a gu0-boot. No go b. q
STAR Routs9 vooDd tho0d esoesa6o thAl
necessary adjunct - . 0loesas oseat.
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A sxeaanes thisks ~ soly thing
thae kseps alive ~ belIsf ~ thse
ars any rsal ioPestsd sUnss ID u
eoaDtsy - ~ nsWs ~ es00 svssy
littDe white q tho senoGE10oG q oov-
afnl thoaooo1 a ~ agl5e3o ID IL
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The Dssvss 1tj6ssss (Rsp.) give
the following synspsis q 6snatoe II.
bors maiden spessA II IL Uaiesd
States 6esats: "Dusiag ~ day II
bur- aruse and stated, arid bssathlssl
silence, that 10 hed set b With III
boys a. this tariff game and - pso'
posed 10 sGiek until other the pr w
e0ne a. Tie othss haads wsge drawn
INT; be W. detesmined - . Show
down, bat % accommodate TIE psb.
lie be W. willing 70 lowp III tbe)esb-
lallos On he docket ID . jackpot and
Sand Pot. TIE Ceoesado asatesnan's
semasks were aPplasdsd 10 The echo,
and bs M congratulated b many
present."