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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-18

WASHINGTON JULY 1---TA -
Ce1cLca Ill G. Hi Supervising a.
c.E-5E.- ~4- ~ye-1eria. All Eo-3aE
caL - 20 PUBLISHED >-a-e1e.-rLa-a e
Intends - -=g1 ~h4o the present
i-T=gs-ll ! cl0ees. H sail tn
statement vas premature TIE il
v--zEon give hin eEoGyh % do 81
pr--eG- H cnl-i lot say what he
~CEl1 d aEEer i "a. over.
Five contacts for furnishing iron
sll-e-. tor p11IEc buildings made
~isl he United states Fire Proof
>--- - company. ware ~. IN Sv-
l7-ce- Coleman called attention -
ne -ac- lat they were sighed by
Damon - Superintendent o. the
sonpanv. aGi ASKED If tie defense
would c10e4ie il they were al Of the
calI1sct= made for supplying fire
prof shutters since Angus. I>t- %
Hill acsrr Edged such vas the fact
made with Geo. l. Damon tcr sup
plying vaults fer the public building.
Coleman Asked i: the defense would
ct1eei- that Damon vas the only
contractor for safe aid vauIES since
- Hill could Est q Y bu- thought
il proo1o.e Next in or 81 were the
number o. conE-ac-. for SAFES aad
su-> wh-e1 Coleman said had osel
1l2Ge Win Damon upon verbal aG-
CC0ri-v aud Without advertisement.
He Also rad Dauan= card. wherein
IL Ce-cr0es E!cu--jt IS re builder
% s=t-= -oE the TreEG-C Department
He lad that upon his letter heads
- yea. said IstE-a. "Tcen II Is
tine Il gave =oED=0It Else chance"
r-FtiI Coleman.
"ASaLSGToS. July I---CoLenan
said L. could 60 into the subject OF
e4-ar0r-. o. pIumoing, and Of q
branch and showed that there was
4 .E4E> Il man a. II the Bartlett.
Roosfns s Co. with whom the So
FervisiEg architect did business II
>lca Z naEl@r that z divide was
possible without anyone Knowing II.
Inc Committee Gec.ied to allow
- prepare abstract voGeh-
ers. to D. USED II evIGelcz. Chair
New rtad : letter from W. II.
stating that he could testify -
nothing Whatever o. any moment
5r in'er=. II c4LIei before the cr,u-
n.rt7e- This, Notwithstanding
n-Fspapers have published articles
alleging that n Bliss could II lie
testify 10 iuperEan. matters.
3 is concludes his letter by assert
that hi trio - Washing on from
England would be Useless and ex-
1e sive. Coleman read al editorial.
article from tee :. Louis P1.-D.s-
5Htch stating that 3 trustworthy aud
;aIlt es r-po-er. who interviewed
Bliss. i wiling 10 make affidavit 20
Is accuracy. Coleman added that
Ms >ja-eu17nc vas entitled 10 as
much cTeieGc= 8. Bliss Ie--=y.
Adjourned.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-18

B-FFA-o- July "a --a.t -e.e--
ton ctl-eer- u --eC~1--v-lL-1 >a---
-9--1S- Q. Tie NoC-L American >.4--
---c--t- ~& E--t us 7T=r5-- u
NJ MG>5e EA-. II --3 C7-c-a-
young mas aS>.t-a-lE. l. ES h
Unqualified S-c*es>. -t5 a-C---a-ee
being nearly 5-LtJl. IL L4-c-@.
opened viii : g-a-1 ove--u-4. T.
I1wai ~ . t5s-Lva- d.. a-s- s--
G1v. C.4Tela1i ie-Iv-E-I q s-,aec-
half Al hour long oIp-iEe---Z -
association u is grand L.t-- Az
er3us E1-cs-e EaS ac..l-1-l - -
S.leCv. All he G1ve-u0- 49, Ea--
II a13Lau17i- Actresses Me- 50
made &. Philip B-c2e-. p-asE--- =
the Fast. anG Mayor Ma-----. -
CEREMONY NJ cle lE-se-a-l- - l4--
s7-> ~S followed ~ Il e-@-ae-7
: cacl-Hd Programme: -Ee cc-ce--
PIT Won genera lralse- IaE-e 90 =
Present - societies. luuoe--- Id
y Sl1iI people TIE c=-s 1-=.-S
al Unusually gaE apa7a-ala-
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New York Morning Journal: "Fair
susan z. Anthony seems to be revo-
!utionizing England On the woman
suffrage question. In the House of
Commons the other evening a mo-
ton was made to invest the better
half of creation vino can prove their
title clear to the possession Of the
regulation rent roll, with the ballot.
One hundred and fourteen members
Of that very conservative body voted
ia its favor and one hundred against
it-a slender majority Of sixtsen. We
are delighted to see by this signifi.
can't division that Miss Anthony's Ia
bors in Great Britain are 90 success
fCI. She failed to emancipate her
sweet sisters here; but . WOMAN suf-
frage prophet is never appreciated at
home. Europe is . magnificent field
for our angelic reformsress. When
the battle has been won in England
she should seek new coDqussts in
Prussia 1t would be interesting to
zee Miss Anthony throw down the
gage of battle to Prince Bismarck.
Should he take 1t up he would find
that his tussel with the western hog
was chiId's play BY comparison"
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Omaha Herald: "SamueI 3. Kerr.
son Of the late Michael c. Kerr. Of
Indiana, who was one Of the p1rat
as be was q Of the abIest public
men who eve, held a seat OF con-
nanded conspicuous leadership in
either branch of Congress, savs in a
Washington interview that Demo
cratic Indiana will 60 to the next na-
tional convention in solid columns
aud with an instructed delegation
tor Joseph E. Mcdonald for Presi-
dent This very positive statement
of we'll informed Democrat gives
color oftruth and confirmation to the
reiterated statement Of Senator voor-
hes that Gov. Hendricks will not b.
a candidate for President"
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Lieut.. 1.ges' Court Martial.

$. PAUL. July 1.-The court
marital case Of Col. Guido Ilg5s sor
Duplicating pay accounts began this
uso.uing- line court is cs,Eu posed Of
- officers. with Brevet-BriyadIer-
Generai >. ?. Bradley as president.
q first witness. Josiah 81. Speyer
of the banking house Of J. II. Spever
Go. Washington. D. c.. tes;ifi d
to the signature g. the defendant on
two pay accounts ofJuly and August.
49, WlIcn passed t rough his bank
tlaJos VIM. Smith, paymaster at 81.
Pau, testified that the 3
OF Col. Ilges for August, Iss2. lad
come 20 him from the Bank Of
Minnesota so late as March,
,sthas be declined to pay until in
quiry at Washington because he had
cashed the Fay accounts for the latter
nlopths. He could not understand
how the month of August could have
been overlooked. Witness wrote the
paymaster general and learned that
the account of Col. IIges. August 50.
had been paid.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-18

The English government il in .
ouzndary. De Less<p-the little
Old nAn-hAs obtained the franchise
to build z parallel Ssez canal. The
English ~governmens van.s . finger
in the pie II offered to Loan 800
No,HU At y PER cent. for an interest
In the enterprise- The people OF
England protest against the agree
mens and an active opposition to j,
Il being developed in Parliament.
In the meantime De Lesseps appears
Indifferent and says if EngIand does
not stand to the agreement she VIII
suffer in an increased rate of tolls.
IneTe Is trouble ahead.
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Ex-C>mmissioDer Of Internal Rev
enue Raum thinks the annual reye-
nue. to Be derived from the tax OF
whisky and beer will alone amount
to 10000 go, and that certain Re
publican members Of Congress pro-
pose to introduce, at the next session.
> bill to reTeai all internal revenue
taxes except those upon the bever-
ages named Bat if all the Repub-
iican States succeed in PASSING pro-
hibitory liquor laws what will the
revenue amount to? Prohibition!sts
may profit BY doing a little figuring
On this problem.
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New York Notes,

New YoGK, July 17.-So.ie Of
contest over the will OF Louis C..
Hanmer-ley vas filed to-day. He
left an estate valued az about S7.0Hl.-
90.
Certificate Of Incorporation % the
the Golden Circle Group Mining
Company. having mine- in Idaso.
has been filed. The Capital stock i,
fixed al $:5sJ. $50.
Articles incorporating the Del
NsnIco Co, having for it. object tne
building AID leasing Of hotels Il the
lnIted states, were filed. Capital.
$50, rl4
The Supreme Court denied the
motion for a new trial ia the case OF
"a Hovey, sentenced To be
hanged On the 9th inst. for the u
der OF bis si>Ier-iH-Iaw, Mrs. VeruIIt:
lee death watch vas pIaceei over
Hovey to-day.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-18

CHICAGO. July LITE Eens7
Jg4FsGz& gives the following ~ the
gE---EE status o. the telegraph and
telephone complications CcEo uEas1
to-day tlere We're 10 n-~ develop
uelC- OF existing rrp9oE-> between
the telegraph companies and .aeIr
employees The r--cfs proposition
/. Under alE>-nsa By tie oE-l.<
- ra= e5Gpanis ~lo vii PROBABLY
-el.arE 10 1a5-rp1. esE6e. aee<uEIa. =.
declining the gEnoc>ed,-erEs. Il COZ
ver-a-Iun With = lualoef o. Operators
ILs Ll@rlIEs- Z 5Ja-all REPORTER
-fEaG thai TIE chances 81 4 strike
VIE =s-reIaE Ul-T.EC- - tie
Uel al >--G sanguIls that tie c1u-
EalE+ Vii at1-Ste Internationally g0
-le!- leU4ad-- ~hiea they think are
IL N9r- -14C ra>oc2l .li ScoaEi
o--a grated r. tie Gu alE-
Et-lJ1- asking. IL6Fe : 10 Truth
i II report that tie tee
E12-7 company ~a a-.u- 20 ds-
cEa.=e -Ee r~ngLade- ~h0 a-e IucT--
N. h lEa@I-c aai INSPECTORS 10
STRIKE Had Tie telephone cpupasy
1pl- tLL> tie Ues >aE IlsE would
a. CUT aC 1 q Il : stated IN
god authority Ehaz the trouble t>
1@--l tie telephone Company soi
ll-i- U4c ~ilI BE- auicaCET settled
-a-L1-1~.
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NE~ TCEE- July 1.-The H<y7a
eijrorIAIiv say. o. the Threatened
ssrk= OF -E3 0~rUtherlCs.ai 81 --legrz-
rler-, that ziIa6uZa EL-ic Ie-IEs01 :
Coached in RESPECTFUL -rEl-- Il lraTs>
toe impression q asking E1o Eal-
I. request, that Z da.- ~eEz -
made eight hours Instead O. LIEe-
AMI 4 nights ~ork =eve1 ~In--eae..
eight hours. i ~re1scsic1 o. Ca-
ninth IN Cre ca@ and c-efiEL-r Z
tee oth=r. 1t the AG= -i-e Il ~zl-S
al wages E1e-ea>e1 : ge- cant. lr-7-
sp+-sive % the age, skill ~ lssE-i1G
% the Operator. Il provides exEa
compensation for Sunday VIZ
TIE raal effect OF rles= de-
uand. viii be best i~Il~-rS-5i
~ al example, \ IL! a7era-or -
ceivs ! salary 81 s. l=r n1oa-2- -
COR :ilE niGe hours d! AID *
days week. sofgUE - cents al hour
Under the ur9pGs-i rae TIE month
II Wages viii re su- = days wurs
"a be eight hcar= and liz days I9 :
v+k- OF aooat = cents Per hour
being "A actual increase o. over -
Yer crnr. In regard 20 WLea.-oE=
operators Al Increase o. - U@- c-lC-
Is demanded fer saen. o. tn -lc.s
it ulsy ne doubled wl1-lsr -l= ol-r-
arors have presented = .-rC--- e.
That evils exi>- canE1. e= 1E>g1-el-
but they will no. Ce rele6i-1 ~ --4
c3ur>e tAsel-
TIE executive cnCUicc-re &: IT,
W-ssern Union telegraph C3uIac.
will mees rGuor-o~. and he petition
OF tbs operators vii. c1el oe o-11=E-
to their cpc>iGera-iJn-
Oneofieer OF the company said TO-
day thai it wA IMPOSSIBLE 70 so
what action would Dc taken. The
general opinion was that the demand
was excessive and uH-sa~5narLe.
No action has yet been taken by rhe
Mutual American RAPID O. Bali
more and Ohio COMPANIES.
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The American Team

WIMBLEDON. July --Tl- 49,
lean tsaIa to-day co1lule.1G IL -
test for the cup and So p~rs>ec.-G -
peclal,y for their COMPETITION. LIZ
nrrd to-day al 80. Iu a-G - y4.-
q highest scores were u&--
joiner and Hiumau. VITO .i5L - -
prize.
Ia shooting of the ties. E.l-&-
Won the prize.
In the contest for the QUEEN c-
Sergeant Mckay. o; the Frs. So
eE.and regiment. was the v.t-C--
Three targets have been a>>-15G
the Americans for the iule-uA-.c-A-
match and three 10 the B-..i>c. -
names Of twelve men who W.. tpcL-
pose the American team W. = -
bounced Friday, the day t1e -a.t..
begins.
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DNvEx jay This Ea gal
day II Beaver tie seeazasa icing kn<
SgenEnx 81 the SsrsEat AEn1aI sInEat-
sfsa ct r1e NAz5saIl NTsFax A.d In
GzsTal Exps4ElE01- FryL early
rs--Env the sfry naS esta Ear11<e4
sEsa vl<1Eay.x from Al parts Of EEs
s4gzsrv- st sznrE< psssrIs Al oTsr
the CIV xers a1sily enEet deTufzE-
Eng Buildings B<sszness Zsn=f2Ly
sa-crzi-st- The e~<relesEf-s began
Al Ees.sa - forming II iDIelS pEu-
es--E1l o. carriages ea1EiszIax DEL-
ae-S 81 shS Srs.-t sE trade. offers sf
sE- Stale and city <oSeEEnsaA AID
Distinguished guests followed og rep
-ssnEAIvs p~.Eesssaa O. TRIES AID
Ta5Gszrass xrieh PASSED tnroGga the
eel streets To- the sIpssiEIss
xruzn5.- Meanwhile q Rational
>.a.re % rhErsy-sIes ZGns was Ere1
By she CaAlse Light Artillery
Large eroxI Of people Lined ostn
Ss5-s o tie STREETS A2osx The LIE
o. Haren- At the exposition e1iIdInx
III immense eaces10rSe O. pe11D4s lad
assembled On the arrsvAl o. slA
PROCESSION the following exercises
EeFs mad: Prayer by B-h5p Ssne
soc- CT P~azLA5-tpaEa- a3iZs&, q VEL
essgse Ea beaAlf u Csssorzdo oy Gov
Grant IN behalf Of the city oT MAJ
o. Rss.ss- orAzioa ~ Ho1- Warner
Milf Of NeE YORK: ae~le1bezk7nr
Rev C. A. Marshall TIE oEusr foc
Starting Tie 5s-1NTSs pe~-s engine
given and the exposition o. $
opened BY Hon w A H. LSEsAad-
nj the association Tue
~ senator Miller xE ! uAs-
-erEy effort AMI called i,rrh great ap-
uI2ase- Nearly all the imp rant *
Of last year realaia- ~nie 0h-
rs are icing aided 6aiE. AID frn4n
ev-r. State aad Territory IN
he Cuio1- LarEe salsx= d We o.
-9Ele = z~ee-SseaEy 10 as.1aln pi4-r s6e
Increasing ieEn2E4 for -gace and ars
aeaE e19l1l=Ee- TIE l.5a
building ia massive ScruC18re- G1Ill
II nrIea an; -E1l-~ J44k59f .--- casa-
.ag over sIStGH- While the young
II %. the .~E>zerl1ei O. --sz- tSIsIrs-
- lAy> aim Es being 1s- Of the ic>s
! essesprl>- and p1olie spirit
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HAEsELLL EF July L--T.s
zsf<EBooa~ - GO II tie ny u as
Cserr easst ,s1l-sc- tie En-E
G1ar5s e%-ars&t -az-z3>s SEgsr .s-
TIE E8iK E5 TIE eE.- EGfgAe XII /
great crowd sf yespte % lie sre4
whers Be WIS So &c 1r-aH4. S.r
rape In tie srE- r1nn wei 1c-
indictment VAS r-a. ss -I II. L.
tarEss sss5 lii 1aG = e-r1las
himself za@ss LIS. E1t VIZ --
~ eesr- He r.ples TAI Ia n.
IEs perazF eisar- H Wa r.r
ac5 L. EaE-sd -G 90 E-1E sa
Et5e bE . lao- Adj v2a1aE 81 cE..e
lssLa Er1G5lS L. S.as 4 e.
uAl zas 4y VIA 1sA1a AL -
r-pszs1st .. gl~a 1s>sscs lEe II
sE<y ,1rEet Tsl.c =
guilty with \ ssL-eE.s - [ea 1-
ger rr.sETet liz Fs-G4e1 Ii--s74
and ES rsc1--ss III a. Il ~ ~.
f-urr .Ee --ue L. VI. -4ia-
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The Count De Chamoord, says an
exchange, may yet live to read his
own obituary, and Count de Paris
have ample leisure to consider the
acceptance OF the heirship offered
him on tie conditions named. Hay-
ing always led life free from vice
the sick man has the king Of terrcrz
at a disadvantage, but if, a. feared.
be is suffering from blood poisoning.
his case Is hopeless. A large clas.
Of the French people, more espe-
cially those who cherish royal tradi-
tons, take much the same agonized
interest that the whole American
people did in that Of President Gar
field two years ago.
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4 SOUVENIR OF TWKS-
Q 3

Governor Butler dos aot believe
that . poor mans skin should be
made into shoe leather even after the
poor man il done with it, nor does
be believe in property in human
hide. In his investigation into the
Tevksbury horror he came into pos-
session of a tanned human skin and
be does not propose to return it to
the ghoulish shoemaker from whom
be obtained it. He Will, he says,
bury it when he has done with it.
The shoemaker says he wants to
make a pair Of shoes out Of it for a
museum in Rome. Bold Ben is
right. But before consigning it to
earth he should have it cut into strips
Of about sixteen inches long, and
with them lash the Iascals naked
through the world" who committed
the enormities On the poor at Tewks-
bury. That would be a notable re-
tribution.
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There ID Z demand for a general

There ID : demand for a general in
vesti2atisn Of the manner in which
certain Departments Of the Govern
ment have been conducted. This de-
nAnd will be recognized by the next
Congress and committees will BE- ap-
pointed To make it. Then and not
till then will the people know the
true in vardIess Of the recent verdict
OF ac4uittal Of Star Reuters, and the
meaning OF many other matters
which the public has failed to com-
prehend. Let investigation be the
order Of the day when Congress
meets.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-18
CONFEDERATE BONDS

IL seems that Confederate bond.
have a speculative vaE1e in London.
No ~ can give q r@-o7 that viii
Pass current among Intelligent nsa
why they sho Gld bar any valve At
all Il /. known, az shoaId be
known that payment o: the Coaf-5-
crate deb. IS forever barred by the
Constitution Of the United States.
that the d@5. in no way involves
Southern credit and in 10 way coz
cerEs the revival Of Southern indus
TIT or af-css Southern prosperity.
The parties vao coarrae.e ed il have
passed ~ are passing away from &C
tive control OF -07-hera Interests
and the present generation Of south
sTn voters has little OF 10 concern ia
it. They fnd other U.s. for their
means and IL rhsy did not il i. not
likely they would violate the Iaz Of
the IAnd TO please q f.. creduIoGz OF
visionary nIea who have bought the
bonds at = nominal figure Under the
impression that Southern interests
AID Southern homer" would de-
mAnd their full payment.
Tns people who ir-t invested in
Confederate bonds gambieG Gpon the
SUCCESS Of tae Confederate Cause.
That failed and Ike al gambling
the Ices Is final. Bot the oil holders
Of the bonds found simple-ous On the
other side Of the Atlantic, who. hav-
ing more money than brains, bought
them up at from ?. to s per cent Of
their face value. These over4onfd-
ing spectators, headed ty Lord
PeDzanee, ars the ones who are max
ing all the noise about ths Re-
demptson Of tie Confedec-
ate bonds. They hope to
CRATE a feeling IN the south in favor
OF their redemption and to this erd.
it il stated they propose to u.e 4 COZ
rupsIon fund Of something ike S3Jt--
How, when and where they
will use it il not stated, but if they /
should throw o2t tha. am for
the purpose named they doubtless
will find takers OF it and at the same
time find they have sxamped just
that amount in addition to what /
they have already surely lost in pu.-
the bonds. This Confeder-
ate bond purchasing business simply
proves the fools are not all dead and
that at English Lord may be a 2rea,
and at the same time act like
great fool.
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Feeling AEai@. OC.--=- De

DUBLIN. July I---Pcn-:z- :.
member OF Parliament t3r WL*-i
Borough tooa pLaee E-i2v. Ct->l-
erahe antnloslt: ~& >0o~s cc~A :.
Q Conner DON. Literal AMI : 49,
hoo-ei AZ - II went -l-u--- -
stre-is- sexton. I4Uo-r o. Pa-1E-
nenE fer sligo, who ~a p-ee=-s =
tee Interest o. Wu. Reiuo1l. Pa
ne.lire candidate, iupto-=l - C-c-
pie to preserv- order. but us----
standing the wilGo.> - O'C.-E=-
Don committee rsous ~ere.-&l-
ed. Many policemen a--.v- =.
afternoon - assist II E~4Ila--.lc
order- The ELECTION resulted u
tory for Redmond. ~no Secuted -
votes asaiDS- Io5 io- the OCo--5.
Don.
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Chambers Job.

NORFOLK, Va, July 1.-The L.
>. steamer Pinta which left the navy
yard 3 turday for New York bro
ceeded as far as Hampton Roads
wnen 1t was found necessary to re-
turn for repairs to her machinery.
Her capacity is shown to be six knot.
a. hour. This is the steamer upon
which ever one hundred thou-and
dollars has lately been expended and
referred to in ex-Congressman Dsyen-
DORIS recent letter to the President
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THE HHG1aA oz IN WEST.

Under the above act5DE the Nss
Yoxk M5~n2sg Jsars0E szys @nan
bex ek TezEieHeH in an enssE9MIsa
western territory ADVERTISE that tel
ssesm at 81 eH4e q trzs5e d1AEi
sber VII send cabinet filed viii
specimens ct Al Es x15G <EETsrr eso-
per snz BeAi dep.ssI-<~ EageefsE vita
full particulars respecting climate
Agricultural resources price - beard
AID r11ax eapadlzies- They s1sa0as
give a a6GEEssn Ehe pLsEa9-aeE Ct
I'll -des3 secs. II sht tsrrT4acT- s-
sesheE vita . uEaEe history s heir
&nevue1z In pEuInen1Ey Bs-atEag
sha=e wEA whsu L9 Fad dtarss
IN oPE.asu- Tky Should also d.
scribe tie AsEasuaaiS weapons In
use nd the Price Ct Cemetery
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-07-18
The Susz Canal P-Cisc-,

PARIS, July L.. The Pa-a-s
Canal Company met to-day. |. : =
ported that De Lessep> repealed III.
former statement that .Ge tA-a>
would be finished by the end o. y
1t is also stated that the chic: gov
erament enginee will a>sunl -cs
direction of active work on the CANA
which would shortly Be underssssa.
Referring 20 the Suez Canal prvisst,
De Lesseps said: We have r=suci-
ated loyally without elinqUisains
any of our riRhts."