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E0R SALE

ONE OF THE FINEST STOCK RANCHES ON
" Tuio Lake, Mod1c county, Cal; 500 acres
under fence, and -li the improvements thereon will
be sold at bargain. Also % head Of fine Horses so
low figures This IS cne of the rare8t chances ever
offered Address CHARLES KIEsSlG, Clear Lake,
Modoc county, california. les I'm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-19
Browns IRON BITTERs
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up" than
any medicine made.
| IgIIZJS2SlilL,!
Infants and Children
Without Morphine OF Narcotine.

What gives our Children rosy cheeks,
What cures their fevers, makes them sleep;
'Tis Castoria.
When Babies fret and cry by turns,
What cures their collie, kills their worms.
But CaStoria.
What quickly cures Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion;
But Castoria.
Farewell then to Morphine Syrups,
Castor Oil and Paregoric, and
Hail Castoria.
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FIREWORKS AND FLAGS

UxTHOLESALE AND RE-
w tail-SAN LUNG & CO, ~
sec j streot-A great variety Of
Chinese and japanese Fire
works, Lsnterns, 10y Pistols and all kinds q goods
at greatly reduced rates and very cheap. $50 Il,
Gents Underwear iela7pln
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G. GRIFFlTHS,
PENRYR
GRAHITEWORKS
PEERYS. CAL

IL FENHE BEST VARIETY AMI
- Largest Quarrics u the
g. Pacific Coast Polished Granite
MonUments, Tumbstones and Tablets made TO order.
ssr Granite Building stone Cut, Dressed
ana Falishsd 60 order o1-lpen
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WANTED. LOST AND FOUND.

Adserte-fsr's Of Eve lines IN this department. Ars
F1jeste0 f - cents for ouo lime: llYee sls5 tor 70
70 lts or ls oeuts per wset.
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Swing on Stealing.

CHICAGO. Jan. l5.-rhe commits
siomer Ut public works. says this city
used last year II. ljU.xxlUD gallons If
wafer. equal I" u canal a. feet wide
AMI 10 ieet deep. from New York to
SIN Francisco.
Prof. Swing. in his sermon yester-
day. said sucl, scenes ~ the dishonest
officer Ut Tennessee stealing half Il
million with one hand while. gesticu:
lating the eiOllrnce III honesty with
the other. are 50 common
as IL cause only the
wonder Of an hour. Even in the
mind and heart If the untOi tun, r.
Archbishop Purcell OF Cincinnati
never could have l,eeM I'M adequate
sense of the value Of fidelity. lie WIS
kind hearted tO an extreme degree.
and fond Of the success 1T his creed.
Meanwhile. the Catholics were trust.
ing I" this Archbishop four million
dollars they were never t. see again.
lie did not even keep bx,ks. lie haul
not trained himself to fidelity, hut
had allowed himself IL l,.'c,,n,e the
great. st m.slern emblem Of business
rpcklesxness. Others have SURPASSED
him III dishonest ness Uf p,,rln,sc, but
lie stands without u peer in the large
cIO Wil ~ u monument Of the reckless
inti,ltlity to-day.
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Congressional.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON. Jan. li.-Numls.r IT
bills and petitions were presented
a'"l the consideration Of the len
Holiday bill Was resumed, the u,,.s-
tom l'ciNg on l'lnnliI's motion IT, sub.
stit,ite f"r it Il hill 10 enlarge tl..
the powers and duties Uf the .ls.,lri-
nls.nt Of agriculture.
Davis favored the agricultural bill.
Morrill, opposed the lIvl':uiay hill.
The morning hour expired and the
tariff bill came up.
IIOl'>I:.
WA>nlNGTUN. Jan. Ii. White ,Ey.,
offered u resolution r.s.itiuy the H.
legations that the lobby rushed
through the louise. last April tl..
i'oi":esl extension hill aul ;,sking the
secretary 1T the trv:,>Gry'x view us l..
the ls,ss:,:c II the Hill. and what IF.
feet II will have Oll public revenue.
Gibson. (I.:s.) presented u Till c",,-
vening the fOrty-*eventh congress on
Monday, MarCI, 18th 1851; rrfvrr ri.
BtlttcrwOrth. from the Pacific rail.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to Tx We4lmrs-
'iay next for the consideration Oi the
measures from that committee namely
the bills prov i.iirg u sinking fund for
the Kansas Pacific. and authorizing
the consolidation If the ::vuthrrl,
and other Pacific r.s,!s.
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About Chips Crew.

CHICAGO. Jan. 10.-I4eiut. Danen.
hover was asked last night what he
thought Of the letter Of /. -. West, or
that portion Of 1t which gave an ~.
count Of the finding Of two ~ the
second cutters crew Oftlle Jeanette.
II think, !" he answered. ''that story
b plalssible one for this reasOn: I
am sure the seaman, ALFRED kuchne,
lad . bible, and the name Of Peter In
the fragments Of the journal kept,
evidently refer to the seaman Peter
J0nson, who WAS called Peter by his
comrades. The geographical situa-
ton II remarkable, but when we ~
member that the Sir John Frank lin
party was found in u position very
remote from what people supposed,
we should not I've no much SURPRISED
at this statement, aud 1t should I've
investigated In order that It may Ike
proven. II the story Is y hoax It is
one Of the best ever sent out. The
seaman, kuehne, vas we'll educated
hut when excited used
. little queer Enxli*h, and I should
not De surprised II lac made tl,.~e en-
lries In the l0g.
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1ndoroisa3 Reciprocity.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lG.-Tl,e
House Foreign Affairs Committee IT,
day, after hearing the reading Of the
communication from the Secretary
Of the Treasury explanatory y: the
working Of the Hawaiian treaty. by
y majority vote authorized KassoiI.
of Iowa, 10 report 1t to the HOuss. IN
favor Of retaining the treaty, hut in y
modified form. BlOunt and Rel
mont disseutesl frcm the report of
the majority. Belmont stated that
the Treasury Department rather than
the trpaty itself IL nOw IN trial owing
To the admission free Of duty vi
sugars contemplated l,y the treaty.
The House committee ON Military
AfIairs this morning agreed m r.
port favOr:lOly on the resolution IN,
l.'stng to investigate the Soldiers
Home. at Hampton. Va: alsO On the
resolution Of inaIuirjng to the $srr..ta.
~ 1t War what effort has lxr,, made
tn secure the arrest aud trial ~ Cant.
HOwgaie.
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The st. Louis Abduction.

NJ" YORK. Jan. I5.-C. X. CARR.
sou. 'H.ing interviewed um the 81.
Louis affair and the statement of :,
physician that v ISIS Garrison attrun,,t :
I'll I" suicide some time ago Nv tl,r,,w-
ing herself before Il train ON tin. Iinl.
SON ltiver railway. denied the STATE.
ment and said: know nothing NOR.
about the abduction thar, What I
have rs';ssl in the papers. dts letters
have not yet l,a.l time IL reach M.
The REPORTS in the newspapers diff, r
very much. and ! ann certain that
everything wilt I've explained at,sf;M-
tOriiy. She may mot have lx.t.m ~
prudent ~ older la.rsO,,s would HAY.
Gt'ei'. but I am SURF. things will tmrn
ont right. Miss Garrison has nl..,,t =
of friends able and willing to rr,l,s:t
her ami bring the r:sscals IL Justice
AMI it will Ike done.
The World prints u sensational II
louis dispatch. alleging that Miss
!iarrisons abduction wis prompted
by the revenge Of some aiifHrn;,.
gamblers Of old times. when {. X .I;ar.
r!so!' WAS mayor "f san FranciMo
the latter having closed some of their
houses. "
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17

The anti-n'onopolist wing IT the
Nebraska Legislature Is being sought
~ Republicans and Democrats for
support In the Senatorial election. for
which all manners IT concessions Of
railway legislation will lie made.
They hold the balance OF the bower
Over twenty candidates will receive
votes on the first ballot. No caucus
Will probably lie held until after
that, although the Republican and
anti'monol'oli.ts will try In confer
ence to unite. Millarl /. .till in TN.
lead, followed BY Cowen amd Man
derson.
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The Ragged Ed0e.

NEW iO.K. Jau. l5.-l;clativp to
published statement that Mrs. Ti,p,,-
dOre Ti;t''n has ln'tn obliged in order
to obtain i livelilmrnl IL become -
nurse. II lady who knows her init.
n'ateIy. ! Yesterday said ~ u lie. "il r..
porter that the staten ut is witl,o,,,
u particle Of truth. Indeed, no d.N:-
tor would recommend her ~ X uurs..
She does not weigh more than ~ ar
SOiN',,'"ls and is Ut IN excessively nrr-
vUilS temperament.
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Powder Rate.

Chicago, Jan. lG.-Mr. J.. +. Sl,el.
by, General Freight Agent Of the
Union Pacific, hrs issued the follow.
Ing: This order makes special rate
0 $l.55 per In pounds from Chicago,
to San Francisco, upon black blast
ing p0wder, OF same cs,n,p0siti IN as
ordinary gun powder, In car loads.
when destined to British Columbia
and shipped by the Hamilton Pow
der Company Of Montreal. and con-
signed to JuO. Skinner. San Fraucj.-
co, the rate taking effect ut once, and
held subject tn charge ut any time
upon notice. expiring Dec. ii, lSs3.
without further notice. II No.: sl.oupr
repealed.
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Isv'tt seems to be u plucky fellow.
In attempting to make = speech in
London Saturday night, he wa. in.
tesrupted, when he unlin,bered his
tongue and called them . ''cowartlly
crew. miserable, eontemptible.
eowaraly dogs" drunken black.
soarda." etc., and raid II any two men
would help him he would clean out
the crowd. He came down from the
platform for the purp,~e Of undert.k.
Ing the contract, hut was prevented
BY the police.
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CHICAGO. Jan. l6.-Freddie Geb-
haF1le deported Viz the ChjongO 4
Alton yestesdAy for 81. Louis, attend
ed bv his servant.
A reporter interviewing Paee1e, des.
cribes her - relaining the bloom OF
youth, buoyant and pretty; viva:
ciOus and pleasant conversational
woman. whom IL 10 y pleasure to meet;
face open and candid, and her great
dark eyes speak az her detern,tna-
tiOu aud iirmness Of character. She
told me very many Interesting de.
tails Of her struggles, aud alluded not
ut all pleasantly 10 her brother-in-
law, Strakosh. This" said she. lis
my 'wenty-lourth ycar on the stage,
lait y0u See ana - yOung ~ feeling
% ! Was 1t fifteen. IL will be my
twenty.tllird year IN London. In
1859 / appeared first In New York
aud In 1851 Ia London where ! have
regularly appeared until 1Ses. This
ear snail take my farewell Of the
lA.n.l.,u Stage - iar ~ opera ~ con-
cer,sssl. don't approve Of sinytng
In the Summer. | want the summer
To myself. My farewell IN opera
will MT prevent my singinx IN ora.
tOriO and IN concerts IN ehe winter,
which / SHALL continue TO dss. want
to speud the summer Ia my Welsh
home. 1t IL the lOvliest spot In
Wales, sprOpOs II Maslrid." Nine.
Patti said: II preferred coming tO
America ut this time rather than ID
ler when my voice might be passe.
So far ~ salary b cODcerned ! was
inferred nearly ~ much ~ l am now
raid for ~ engagement In Madrid.
They offered me for four months
to sing two evenings .
week. y house valued ut @lO, GOO and
400 p,er night, but came here, Tor
ike ihs American people, aud they
nave always accorded me y kindly
place In their hearts" Here the
l,e convsrsation turned upon artists.
Il never spike lily Of any artist In
ny lite," said the cantatrtcc, land !
,ever criticised any 10 = reporter.
l10uxh I have been reported as hav-
px alone So" The reporter re-
marked that It was reported that Carry
Nd lost her voice and was married. |
Tue said. 1.-THE lady IL = fortunate
It Is indeed too bad that !
be should lose her voice, but 1t WAS
'etter for her to Lore her Voice ami !
hen get married than to get married |
e(Ore she should have lost her voice
nd have her husband spend her
money. I have lad my own sad rx-
erience; income knows my own trial.
nj troubles better than myself.
ave had my own n,rritai misery and
Eruggle. I married the Marluis, vir.
nalIy to get riai Ut him. lie not alone
bused me. hut took all my earnings,
MI half my estate, when 1 left him.
have no respect far men who marry
ihgers while they are in success. Oh
ley simply hang on to-
1e'n to live on the money they
ave earned"
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LONDON, Jan. l6.-rhe Lori :o,,vlp.
Sarnlation and Vesta have arrived
The beach fro n lIarwick tO Aide
ourgh u strewed with wrecksxe from
the British ship, Pride Of the ocean
from Hamburg for New York. 4
case containing dynamite was found
~ the coast quart. The fact that
the wreckage H. in exceedingly small
pieces led to conjecture that the
los Of the vessel wax cmus.,I i.v ~,
explosion Of dynamite.
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Thomas Thumb Excited.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. l5.-(:cm. Tom
Thumb is much concerned over the
loss Ut his trunk and visits police
headquarters ;sln'lIt it daily. 1t had
his clothing. jewelry anl old coins.
ne is Indignant ut the relh'rt that
Officer O'lBrjrn rescued him AMI his
wife. AMI 81! lie saved Ulirien's life.
The latter walked him. but H. lr,l III,
way down the ladder. 1t is not true
that Landlord .Antis,lel has disal'-
l,eslrssl. liz is still here. suffering from
tire terrible sMxk. but j.; not danger
.,,,sly i'll. He IS much panied ut the
stories atlust about him.
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Teo Imperial Nisuifrsto

PARIS, Jan. lG.-Priuce Naloleon's
manifest was found placarded In sew
eral quarters. The Prince dwells ~,
tne impotence and il'capscity of the
Government, the disunions In the
Parliament aud the de.xsleuc,e of tin.
army and finances. lie declare.
that religion Ii attacked, aud its ui,.
servance and concord can alone. ~
tabIish religious peace. The Prince
refuse: any cOmprOn,ise with the
K0yajtsts. He sdverts to thu. ,,l..-
Olsctte BY which the Empire had
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Ths Rus~ians have never reeox.
mixed the change Of the calendar bv
Pope 0rgosy NIG., and have been
computing time by what IL known
- the old styDe, which Il ten days
faster than our time, What Is be.
lleved tn he the entering wedge for
the substitution In Russia Of the new
calendar for the Old bas reeentlv
been started by the Minister o.
Finance, who has Issued . decree per.
uniting the frontier town Of Wirinl.
len TO adopt the new cnlend.r-
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M!!wACKEE, Jan. lG.-(;eoree
Schiller. leasee OF the lar room of TIC
NewbaJl house, was arrested this
atternoon on suspicion III having set
hre 20 the hotel. Schiller avs NM
~ closed the saloon 1t Lao q. IN. huf
, .os that he was In company with
Will oondefs0u and Tom Dunhar
he returned to the saloon after thrce
q N. 0realese excitemeut preyail.
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DEMOCRATIC SIMPLICITY.

Govern Cleveland ret good cx-
ample In the simplicity Of his imam
guration. He discarded everything
hut the simple ceremony II taking
the oath. The whole business Of in
auguratiOn WAS done in less than IN
hour-no military display, no hlarc
Of trun'pet". n" l'eating of drums,
and u" parade Of any kind. 1t was a
goo'l example "f simplicity and ecs.,,-
orny for the Democratic Governor Of
the largest State in the Union to give.
Governor Stonei'lsm, III California.
a1so on assuming Office discarded all
parade. lie wanted no show, no
military demonstration, no waving
OF plun'e.s. n" procession. lie had hts
own way, and 1t was q very goo.i way
wittal, but II was nat according to
the l'recc'lents. These notable ex-
a'nples will not lie without their ef.
feet upon the popular mimi. Displays,
l'anluet~, military parades, r.s.,l
TONS and the paxeantry Ut public
funerals l,'~t money, aud y great
many taxpayers have settled down
to . t'clief that such money can IL.
more judicio,sly spent. Our form
NJ government In these latter DAYS
hes been approaching t.,o much the
gorgeousness Of 'nonarcl,ical splentlor
and . great many Ol.l-fssliOnes res,
pie are hungsring f,r return to the
If the times when Thomas
Jefferson rude tO his first imaueura.
t''". hitrhed hi. horse to the Capitol
|ence, without e.c.,rsl ar personal at.
Fendants. and walked up the Capitol
'teps. where the oath Of office was nd.
n'tnistersl to him. To the true
American min.l, such display il
more eloquent than all the pride.
'omp and circumstance Of military
paA eantry.
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N..tiCo tn CO.(lw .ser

To- 1nhn !. 0re{Son You ARE her. by no
tiled shst the undsr~ixn.d y.,,,r q. owners.
IL leo'r and impr0veMe.., rpCn Tie Jnh,,
u. KSs'e lode miciry claim, situated u,
4 ( ~ RI Miniry District Jefferson county.
roe:aa: TerriEry. '..r tue years ,.si ani
Grt you AIe ~ rt''v ~ ffe,i that " y..u
par rr"portis'n o! said pen,liture with.,,
lnety DAY = from the 'i",.f This mott -. vii
oar : sht. ute ard 1T. rest IL ard IL ii'.
he Property Of a." ~ i,,> ixnetl, your e..
ywneS>. WHO have r:m,c III" required exrr,,-
jituSe'. !. I. ElChOLSON.
r. NJ. JAMESON.
Elk HOrn MlnlnxiiGsirrt. jefferson 4. un.
~. M0nts'.a Tern liIry, janu.r rs. -.
l.lO-kw!Hl
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The bin which passed the Senate
and h now pending In the House,
authorizes the President to no innate
and with the advice and cOl,seut Of
the Senate reaplr'int Fitx John Por.
ter, late Major General III United
states VOLUNTEERS and Brevet lsriga-
der General aud Colonel Of the
Army, to position o. Colonel In the
Army ~ the United States Of the
same grade and rank held ly hin, at
the time ofhis dismiasal; and at his
discretion to place him ON the retired
list Of the army ~ Of that grade, the
retired Int being thereby Increased in
number to that extent; provided
that said Fitx John Porter shall re
ee've No nay. compensation or allow.
snee whatsoever prior to bis appoint.
nsent under this act.
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Silver Weadin1.

BhRI.IN. Jan. 16.-The Crown
Prince aud Crown Princess declined
to receive any presents on the occa-
sion Of their silver wedding, and 70.
quest the donors to expend the money
they proposed thus using In allevi-
:ting the distress caused BY the inun-
a)atiu,,s.
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Stealing in EuroDe.

NEW YORK. Jan. I5.-May"r Fred.
er'ck Roth. Ut the Swiss l'mule.icra.
ton. was arrested on ln,sard the steam.
er Ishi''tIand. rl,,rgt.l with apprupri-
Ating government funds to his owl,
use. he Ias hern held for trial.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 1G.-TrOoslle Hall
Ut Albany was burned this morning
The Dire started in McCamm0n's
music store, under the hall. AMI
spread 80 quickly to the stage thai
within ten minutes the fire Wa he.
vond control. The hall IL entirely
ruined.
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PARIS, Jan. 16.-The FS0arv pub
fishes manifesto professedly issued
~ Prince Napoleon. ''PlOnO Pm"
critictstng the present situation aud
claiming Nal,OieOn's Inheritance
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TIN COUNCIL D1ADLo@.

In Our last issue Was given IN e.
tract from the NorGksrest, acknowl
edged the ATTEST and iairest among
the Republican journals Of this Terri
tory, that Nj. Hamilton, who hold
the certificate Ct election o Join
/ Councilman from Choteeu and Daw
son counties. was entitled TO tue sea
temporarily. This matter would mol
now be again alluded to, but for thu
attempt In certain quarters to east re
proach on the Democratic memberi
Of the Council f,r their efforts "a
maintain the forms Of Law and order,
and to eulngise the Republican mem.
beEs for the violation Of the same.
The election law says:
"When two or more counties are
united In . council Or representative
district, or for the election VI any
other officer, the canvassing boards
u the counties interested shall can
vass the v0te Of sstd joint officer
W OUo0ISuO t1SO S0oASC - w VSbbSb CAIOU'
~ officers. 1t shall be the duty
ut the Clerk OF the Hoard at County
Commandment Of the county or
counties last established to make Ger
tilted abstracts Of the canvass, aud
immediately forward u copy Of said
abstract by mail, or registered pack
sge. to the Clerk Of the senior county,
and the Clerk and Probate Judge, or
any other county officer, including
The Clerk, shall 1t once CANVASS said
votes, and the Clerk Of the senior
county shalt Ut once issue certificates
OF election to the person Or persons
having the hjgllcss nunlIer III vO:es
entitled thereto. And for the pur-
pGxe Of this article the county first
created shall BE- deemed the senior
and when all the counties
were created l.y the xaIne Act the tiist.
hametl therein shall Le deemed the
senior county.
1t will readily h. &eem from the
Aln,ve who mr.. tra,nl,limg on the laws
Df the Territory in the Council dead
|Ock. What Is recitetl In the law &C.
'ualIy did ot-eur. and the proper IT.
scials II Choteau county did actually |
.anvass the votes Of ChOteau and
Dawson counties aud did Issue Ger
incate 10 M. Hamilton. 1t was H..
usd in pursuance Of law and eau
ut w. overturned except
hrOugh form, Of Law.
That n,etlSnl the Republicans
{ the Council ARE mt pursuing. IT
hey wish 10 retain their assumed
~ the god antl-morality
arty; II they wish 10 convince the
eor!e III Montana that they are the
Ut law and order; aud IL
hey wisth to achieve reputation
, promoters Of the public gOotl, they
rust CALAMITY make . stand on some
lher issue than one which IL In
|olatiOn Of law and precedent and ,
'l>tes only 10 petty party advantage.
matters little tn the public who
axes fires, ~ drags absent members
It Of prayer meetings to attend TO
'cir public duties, or does the {
Prjcal work, or preside Q over the :
Of y legislative ls,ly; !
It It does concern them that the
W Of the country shall not lie set {
defiance. Intelligent and fair.
|nded Republican 40 not :
dOrse the seton Of the 1
epuhlican COuucilmeni in r
legi slaticn and blocking
Ii~lative machinery. II will not
IKE . potent charm to couture ,
til at suhsesl lent elections. (
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ALBANY. Jan. 1G.-Twesldle Hall.
including the Opera House, Albany
County Bank, eight or ten retail
stores. aud y number Of Offices wae
totally destroyed by file. Loss, heavy.
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NEW YORK, Jan. l'.-t;OvernOr Ste
pl,ens in the Herald 10 relnrted ~
saying that he regarded the Nicara.
qua canal No the most feasible Of I'll
The rOutes proposed. and that 1t will
certainly IN. cOn.tructesl. il the
United Sta,es llUc> nOt take control
OF it the French r English will. The
shortening Ut the distance Of transit
wOuid bring all our western states
commerce and Japanese commerce To
Nicaragua. have not much cOnti-
del,ce in DelIesseps plan. The trade
Of the Pacific cOssst. with that Ut Asia.
would lay the Nicaragua company y
good interest on the investment. !!
like the subject from sectional
point. though Of course several south =
erll .tales would be locally banelittts1
There are but three methods hy mean.
Of which We cin possess ourselves q
the inter-Ocesai:ic transit. The first
IT, pass the bill nOw l,ef.rc the hOlls
and secure cOntrU:, which We can II
tain for centuries. TIE !; ~, RE
initiate the policy at kn9!a.:: .... -" ,,,t..r.
S,IeZ by owning the COntrOIlinK .m. ..,
e.t i'm il. and the third !" I'd i:osse e.
Ourselyes by force OF arms or i'e'' .,..
.i,ie and inexi,ensive met I"H' ~ ~,
/ 10 hope congress WIZ
n.,t adjourn without Incorporating
company which vii! secure TIE e>''''
VI the Work.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17
No Moro Dudveiser.

ST. l-0CIs, jan. 1G.-C. COnrad 4
20. manufacturer OF Budweiser beer
have failesl. Liabilities slightly over
nali million. The principal cretli-
Tor r. the Anlieuser busch Brewery
TO. t"r $4N, UO. 1t b believed the
assets Will be nearly half million. 4
meeting of the creditors will be held
next Monday.