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! have oiten noticed that galIanl

/ have often noticed that gallant
young men walking with their sweet
hearts oaier their left arm, while de-
voted married men with their wives
offer the right arm. Why is thisS
Elith.-The left arm is nearest the
heart; the right arm is nearest the
poeket-book. -[Philadelpnia News.
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The Halue Of a Good Renn,nt,on.

The hardest work in the world is
that Of re.establishing a good reputa.
ton when once lost. Young man,
one first class drunk will blast repu.
tation for sobriety and business relia.
bility that has taken many years Of
patient and correct department to
build up. One single shot fred from
a revolver, or stab given with a knife
while you are wild from the fleets of
strong drink, may consign you to the
penitentiary or 10 the gallows. A
good name is better than much gold.
Less than two years ago, a friend Of
ours, the cashier of a National Bank,
in not far distant city, wanted
messenger boy. The position was one
that many rich parents would have
been glad to have their sons occupy.
The cashier had his eyes and cars
open, he looked around through the
city, observed the conduct of boys on
the streets and took notice OF their
language. He at last gave the place
to the son OF poor widow. because
the boy did not idle away his time
around stores, postoffice, hotels or ga.
looms and did not smoke or swear
Remember, boys, that every bad hab.
it takes you away from respectability
and happiness.
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The new passenger rates on the
railroads of Kansas, as fixed by recent
law at three cents per mile, went into
effect OF June /. At the same time
the managers of the roads abolished
half-fare rates to clergymen, excur.
sion rates to theatrical parties and
mileage Communication. They conclud
ell that the same law which reduced
the fare rates to uniformity, made
these special rates illegal.
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A STATUE OF GENERAL LEE. The
steamer New Orleans brought from
that city the model of statue of Gen.
X. +. Lee, which is to be erected
there. 1t is consigned to the Henry
IL Bonnard Bronze Manufacturing
Company, who will cast it. The en-
tire monument, said Mr.. Girad, the
Secretary of the Company, twill be
Ill feet high. The statue, represent.
ing the General in full uniform with
his arms folded, will be l6 feet in
height and will stand on Doric col.
umn 90 feet high. The name of Tiv-
oil Square, where the monument is TO
be placed, will be changed to Lee
Circle.
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WOW 10 Take a cirrs Arm.

The vulgar habit of clutching girl
midway between the elbow and the
shoulder blade is INDUCED in only by
the dudes; by gentleman. never. The
Southern gent leman Of culture bends
his arm at the elbow, the latter mem.
Der resting an his hip, while his hand
is allowed to run straight out in front
of him. In the mich thus formed the
arm of the lady is allowed to rest, her
dainty hand neither touching his broad
palm nor any other part of his arm,
but is allowed to dangle gracefully at
the side of bis wrist. The support
thus furnished the fair one is more Sc
cure than the old style of allowing the
tips of the fingers to rest lightly on the
sleeve of the gentlemans coat
Nashville Banner.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07

The last spike Of the Clask's Fork
division u the X. P. ~ driven on
February 18Th.
1t il s>ij that Tie Oregon Short
Line Railroad viii BE- the k<s. III.
lated and met complete goad.bed
wess Of.he Missouri. aud III the r1iis
r1- steel.
The o. ). L. Railroad and Town
Companies have notified al IAStieo
occupying cuiidings along Rsiiroad
avenue. q Shoshone. lU remove llej
feet away from the railroad track,
and the order 10 imperative.
A large number o: g.sdes, on the
Wood River branch Of the -. :. l..
have been sent boek to SaO,dooe. to
work On switches aud sidetrscks. -
the rock cuts are behind. and ss1ck.
laying 10 again delayed.
Work on the Iron Ridge tunnel,
seven miles vest Of 8sle0a. - prc-
SressinG fsvsr:"'v. The afproocaes
involved the <Ar<oditure Of much
.abcr, AID the worknaen did not II:
aAj1iy under cover until wiser bad
fairly set in. The tunnel proper. 90
feet in length has te<n pushed shead
With the utmost eoerE!. and We
are Informed tie tore through
the ridge Will te entirely finished 0y
April 18Th.
The Deavtr / Rio Gsande tack.
L.. ers OF the east side Of Green Riv.
Ct. did t,.g day. work Oh Monday.
snrn they put down Two aud Que
bali miles .; t:4cA. All the 1ziis on
the weet eide IT Green river are now
in Piaee. and the end Of the track h
thilsee0 niies Vees Of the river. The
voskmen are bedding ties ever this
spG e. 20 that IL 0ju only require Q
feW davs - pot the sails down sfler
the bridge i pa, in po>itioa. The
gap Il now lee than thirty miles.
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Eos. MINER: Will you kin lis
permit me tnrook h your columns t.
say that. my .sr40ge0en;s t-inz
completed. I Gill Tomorrow moeains
leave for Amsterdam. To eaSTy o.: q
the bess of my abilities the trust r.
puoed IN me. / shalt be detained Z
Iew days in New Yo:k City. tut e.
pecs - reacn Europe ~ tie las, 81
Aarrh. The Specimens for toe Ex.
i-Rieioo. have already hem shipped
and vii make. I telieve. . display
Vosshv VI the r<a,ures. of the von-
desfIl mlnef.l region endorsed il
CtAh. Montana aud Idaho NJ 6nl
duty ~iil. &: covrse. be to see tia, ;oe
representation Of these minerals is
v0sshiiy made. bat ae:ie from that
snail bod myselsas the servant Of the
people = he have - fas trusted me. t.
iurGher any jQgitim s:o i:teres: which
they may eo0dde to mv cAre. PEG.
sooaily. I have no schemes to fur,hes
except 10 my Dasive county aud
amoo4 the people with whom: my
caikdbood v1s posed. ty word and
~ p<G. to % perform my duty that
good may come TO them and I" thee
here whom have the hieh honor 10
represent. I am going away with
the 6xed purposs - 80 perform the
dusies entrusted 10 me that on nv
return the pecple Of CtAh, Montana
and Idaho viii say. well dooe.'
With sincere and respectful thanks
70 Ill who have assisted In making .
ASael>~. - eh> sv~iuAS>ls - SkS. S~o>
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SENATE

WAsHI<Grox. March Son mo.
tion Of Bsysrd the thanks Of the
senate we're rendered to the retiring
president. David Davis.
TABOR pr->-:.:ed the cred<o:ta!- o;
hi. suc,~asOr ~ S-Eat,r from Cox {
r,do, Thomas ". Bowen.
Brown presented the Credentials o;
Alfred II. Co:4uist. - senator elect
from GecfEia.
Plumb called up tie Til. directing
the postmaster general to F<adi1.i
the salaries III certain Fs,>tnas.-rs.
Passed.
The deficiency appropriation bill
was taken up.
At /: &C! rS. D.:.s. president pr
tempore 0; the senate. in resign
ing that office pursuant TO notice
gwen some days since. delivered IN
address.
Davis thanked the Senate -! :b-
hcnor conferred upon him. from
which he We ss.sUt - retire. He
referred u bis POSITION IS = nsAc
withou, . pArty. H. xiE4, lad beec
70. the good ~ tie :su::rv. and he
thanked l,ei j: WAS nov 3 uni.<.i
nation.
Anthony orfe!~,i . - sutton de-
ciariny G~..s- + EjIu.Ai =. Sens-
ter from e. safe -: Vermont.
elected P.e>:.i~n: PRO. :-.!.. 0: the
><na:e. Pea!.-;o. m"v..s - amend
% =. 20 make the g--"iu Ill aIp.y 10
Tacn.s> +. Ea:arj. /. ><a.::o: from
Delaware. lie Am<nd.L-n: wA$ lost
Edn:n1s VA .i.eo elected. The
secretary having ANNOUNCED tie re-
sui:. requested AI:hony AID Bay4r;
- sond.c: him {" the coa,r. and they
dill -. Ednuni.. Standing hy tie
c!e:ks Je-k. ss:i: ''>eL2:o:s, leg
70 thank the S-na;e 80 <rely for the
honor j, hae conf-rr<i I,nn u.e. Ali
20 say tia: >:.a.i ende1voP 20 dis
cnsr4e tie duties ilLl-,>ri WITH Ode.
ny I think tia. NI,!-: the nw
ought .o take tue Cu;a q; ca.< /
eek the senate: !sSm Rad. ! AL.
the .ids>. S-ns;c: ires<u:. g. >.:A.I.
i.sef u. .An:h 'av 4das.a,>:<rei :.-
s1;L AMI Eituoo.is The. :0ok Ii.e
rEa;r.
xcIiliAn. from the g cc.::e: I.
ctmmene made .e.-,.: ..I :a- 1--WE.
and kA:...! III. >:A:ioS TIA: ow-
Jig e. van. q :iN> - exam. c@
Aud c',a>:oe. property toe numerous
.seu$ in ini ii they Cad Not ;sx.
!; justified IN a:nS i. TA.>a>e.
On ;o- t<S<. land THIS visv VIA
Srss: ::aE-,r:aa'e mutual APP ,r.::a-
:;o1 :r the :c4r.uveaa-o. .: Ike
vs:ss v.y. =: tie s>N-n:.S - = pm
tevn3o against ;.- ~I;.:<>>!.e sxs,>.
,ioD- i: 1li..oa: .>,.. .Au.s>. The
COMMITTEES did r.S e.. '.:>::d.>: n r.
:a!l:cS tie I'll J.! -a~.: I.~><><: 70.
AMI titus preventing a.:.as ~ me
:<lA;<. Anu therefore rack
:or -u:t Action - :n- >-..:e aga:
te<r! r.ci~:. lo<~l,> moved TIA. tie
'e:. z: o p0H.ei. aui that /: .;xxo
tie tA,.e uni !; ,.-:. crow. .Aso@,:
T..
Tie b.. =: :he cei:<. 9th. ,,-:.
man Nations. Sa.k .. Icusv..:e
Ky. passed.
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TERRITORIAL NEWS.
Quilted From The Column ct Our
Exchaaaea.

The Yellowstone j. breaking Up.
BeDtoa has . librzsy Of IN vol
ume1.
Helena 10 . have . classical aead.
envy.
Livingston claims twenty six hun.
dred lnhabitApx.
Ni>soula 10 rec>iviog fright from
the vest over the y. =.
Helena received it, first ffsixh, via
toe Nos,hefn Pacific lat week.
The Lewis and Clarke county tern.
q er0Tt viii commerce tomorrow.
Deer Ledee h to have aDseher
roller skas'ng rink. A prize be- been
o0ese6 foe the Oost graceful skater.
The ice in the Nis-euh co0meDeed
TO move laGe Saturday. The water
10 Dot very high and great eakee Of
he ice are pi;inK Up on the ha5s and
a100g the SHORE.
De0ton be- . eolorej minstrel
t1O0pe which recently playoa for the
hsoe6t 4 the sister g. cpitaI. aud
the ''colored seei<sy lal;es aud gen.
tjemen" of Helena Will give . con-
e-s, in that eiiy next week.
4 deaf and dumb Crow Indian was
in BilliDp Iase Veek diDpsi0& u
Aides and pe1.S anil nIakio6 rurchas-
e. DDpiie his unfortunate lack o:
tbe e<00e a bearing. BE i . good
A0oees Ind oWDs . large 0umbe9 Of
eoss3e and hosseD. There are snid @
- tveoty OF twenty-five DEAF mutes
II The Crow Noejoo.
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ALBANY. March, IA: o'ciH.k
this morning . w61chman in Uup.
laps elevator discovered fresh dre in
the st1th seo1y. By the time II was
e1tioguiohed there. he dAnces bad
broken out h<see!y On the fourth
0oor. and several nea were caush,
on the sixth door. Gray Ben..u.
waschman. and Louis J. Nilier clerk
Of the DIRE department rushed dawn
staiss through the flame. and were
eadly burned. Fireman S4u! A;kine.
John Nyes. and Jae. Gi,i;x1u.
were literally forced to COM Il w
the iron hosting chain outside the
building distance q lou feet. Abou:
forty feee FROM the ground the chain
wso covered With ice. and the met
Gid - the gsouDd with velocity,
Icing more Or les severely H.
jared. A serenS Wind wae blowing
and the whole lire department wa>
called out. The lire spread naridly
t6so0Gh the mill and elevator AMI
e0Vel0tSd the whole ssruc,urp.
Aboot four Q ciosk the upp<r walls
Tell outward. . past falling through
~ bridge and Davis Morrison . :, Sre
a4joiDinv % Bro.dway. turyiux
several pensons under the ru;ns
FvmA0 VIM. Ca!lin. II. Sheahap
and 0iehael 4cEuen. employee. .:
the tr.dge and Uevh we're killed.
James Cameron. tookkeepes t.r :kv
eeoe asn was irjured internally.
crohsbly fs.ally. il. Kelly had
10th legs crushed. Fireman Gold
waith had his hack icjure.i. rn~
end c;iil aud elevator IL Tie de-
troyed property belonged to the
sseete OF Robeft DunIap. Tue H.
% the buildings waot:5.ON Incurred
>S3.50. Tie mill and elevator vs;e
occupied BY Flank Chamb~rianu.
Hoo about 100000: insured $780,
~ Aoo9s $500 bUabels OF grain
were In the elevator. The ~ ~.
pestiee Who had gain storr,i "a.
oeoot S4A.0ls issuance NOT aAsr.
eai006.
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Co.. ". ". Botkia came down
from the peoitentiary yesterday 70
take hack Tousley. the disting esc2pe.
bat will probably return without bis
prisoner.
Mr.. add M. jams Matthews.
vto recently returned rom CAlitoe-
mia. are visiting sriecds in Deer
Lodge.
]. II. D. Green. supesio,eodeot Of
tie EikhoEn and Legal Tender mines
o: Boulder aud Clancy. arrived yes-
tesday aad will remain in the city
several days.
Mn. G.. ". Wakefield. Of Bose.
man. sner IN extended trip through
the Eastern State. b spending . few
days in this city. - the guss: Of NJ.
aud Mr.. ]. K. ClAsk.
Mr.. Henry Redmond. late conduc
tor between Es2!e Rock aud Deer
Lodge. rs teen promoted {" road
master Of the northern division Ct
the L. Z y. from Dillon e Deer
Lods-. r:ce NJ. Carol. Who goes to
the Ofegnn 2. &: Line.
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The bolton pso.luc, .: Noo,ana
hom lseo to 1871. both years inciu-
ave. u estimated 1t Sic. ~. ~. al
gosd. and mostly from piaeef dig
gin0 The yie;d fse lss9 i elveo q
SeO, 900. while for the folloving year
Il ~ 5000. 0o0. and in 1858 i vss
I'D. @NyM In Is: silver besan 70
b feusd, and the product fer 1872 to
ls boeh .-eaD inelusive, ~ &c.
~. 81. q which 81, 80, go ~ in
god aud Sl8; ~. 30 in silver Il
vfn he aatiesd that The pesd.es fer
u seeo0d paeiod b Doe half - lasxe
= sae - 1ut, boe II , psssably
0eee aee0S1ae. The ooelook IL lso3
ts1iea1ss . hsges yie31 thAs II lsos
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SAx FRA>cIsco. March "a
Victoria Dispatch says: The Eureka
be- arrived from the north. Ne
Fo1iaD<. a Industrial home for In.
dtoo giSP q wsa0g<l. ~ burned
on The &h u February. The lire
~ accidental. II i e1pecsed the
socjefy viii repia.,e the lo0L During
the 9sh, 10eh and 18th there vas . e
vese Wt00 ssosm q Jussan. Sevef>l
hoooes we've unEp.fed aud blown
down. VGsy little anoW has fAllen
a0d The pcospeeas are adnirahle toe
GAfjy Vosk. There = almaae q eaF.
totnty q . lAsVe e0iglasjeo in The
spu1G aDos000e1. NAV age een-
es0l G1poeoaEjo00 Vieh yqnnS1 . ~
reeeoe 6i0e0vestso q eo11 q. DelaFe
1isujoe
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SANDS E. BOYCE.
l70SiR OHf Of Ci1,Linc.

l7s~is Ost o. Ci>'hi"s.
We will ccn.ihu. OF: SAFE c.Cl.,,.
ing until IL. entire ..!.k ;. t.:.:l..d
Of.
Ch;pchilIs Over1a:. wp::i. 81.
vii! i,e sold q. s;:::."'.
Oregon Kersey Co.'s ~>r.
reduced to $50.
Blanket Line: L !s:e... Wy. So
reduced to $50.
Cassim<re Suits wo.:: <-". ,..
jueed to $3.50.
Cashmere Suite. vo.:h :: %, r..
duced 10 Sl:0,.
Dress SUITE. worth ~. >. :-:...,
to >s2:o.
Black Dre0 Suite. ~,.:::. =. >. r..
duced 70 $3.50
Fine Tn5c1,s SUITS. wtT:.s, -, p.
duced 70 $3.50
Buffalo OveYcAH. xr:.:. g. p.
duc<d - $lS.is..
Coor aud Badger F.. Cca:. ~;r:L
81. ~, rsd.c.-I =. 81 :.
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DCBLlS. Mach 3.-Tts poii.%
have made startling discoveries .,
Roehdale. A list VI the nanes y!
the chief memtesS Of various se..r-c
socieeies and documents dlscle~;us
their extent were sei1ed 1t lodxinGs
in Roehdal~. Walsh w. arrested y
HAvre. Who had be<n crRanizins .
secret society in the north y: En-.
gland. Correspondence With Bysne
regarding the organization AID .
Photograph II The ment<rs and -:
Number One. Clearly establishing tis
ideniity. were also found. A:,..
these discoveries we're mad. Wa:>1
WAs Arrested.
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Reasons for the Veto.

NV YuRE. March ;.-Anothel
writer says Of the ves": There w~:e
apprehensioos that approval Of the
Hill By the Governor would e u>a,i
by the Republicans - proof tia: zee
Democratic party we're making War
upon corporate capital. aud u guar!
Against that. Il wAe deemed poii,ir
that II should te vetoed with the IN
Demanding. however. that it would
oe paced over the veto. in oni<r t.
plac1te the n.aas Of the city D~mo-
91cy who have Ses their heart. On il.
There - . report that it vAs this
programme that tcox the BIS :.
Alboly yes;erdsy.
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3ne 000D1o1 11o0o0nR - -
ln0annl 0a1DoD - 0DD0A
- lfnmGue - =
49, . L5b0aU.

Rsy Tsu1.y 49, Chas30 J. 1s01
Aaje. ~ 0eaesd peo1oaaeiagy 90
! vies ~ - assssns1 - Co6e
shest1 lkA - RSs1a0 - paoes1
uods gungaae - 0tsa1 8as01enl
nnAe hb eseape 1o0 diet t1sefeuetsa
ysssoaaH Dssoiog. oa1es eiseo0
saaDeo vhjeh eoeisls hin - . paoel
900 she Ut q 0ysosstsO 1no9sF
aaeA ls seemDs lhos vbe0 - ea0a
= H. bssPisai - vsse - Dsisoa
hin, vhieA led q ~ soso0o day
allse HI arrival 70 . eD00oeoe t0s0d'
nensiso. CnAee Shsei1 FIJI ~
tnnediosely advtsed e he lseos-
~, tss % aceo0ns a The na0'a
help3sss esodifioa. ssA he pseA-
abslisy a his sosedy dnah. %
Deve ~ ma6e ts02Ed his asssss
usfil hi imPsorsd eosdieiso -.
sssssa the Des1ttheys - ssetsef eight
NJ. Pfsh thes nsa6e the assos aad
p;aeed Dave Nsek = eAafVe q she
petssoes - guard. Al o0e oe3oek
yesessday aoeniaS Date ~ eallsd
opso - asi-s il peseasiag he ~
naiss q h. v<y NeKiasuy faetAe
onskes, sd having Aike shAy d
ehasae q Tie psisoses. be - ahseos
~ the hospital shout TO bao0
Cpoo his resosu he sslievsd Shay
.sd b.iievins TIE pssso<r pkysieally
ioeApabie II 01;ipe. wess - bed il
aouehse room Arising q ssvsa Z
n. he visited the ward occupied b
Tsosley and ssaad the oiri had
1ovn. tAlkia9 With hin CaPeais
kAephesd's ov<rnas nd . pair q
Nels bsoes be3eaGins 70 aaoshef p
t5eot- CaPG S6<pheed who occupied
bed In the sane vasd aid that be
~ talking 70 the Psisoaes II swo
O'Clock q m, and The p,tie0t
vhose Sooes vere 0isiag said be
hsasd him moving aba, q So0a- n
Psvsh baey tracks In heos Of the
nuspieai iod5eased Inst . vehicle hsd
driven to Tie gate and turned down
into Gale0a street To0sley's amp0-
ssaed feos ~ in . very sore and in
famed eosdision O Friday night,
oad 1: b NOT believed he could mach
Tue buggy unaid~d. The omeers re-
gard the esaP. ~ very shta. AMI
expses TO r<esp.ure the psisone-. He
had neither fri.ods q money and
The only motive which e,aA have
iadu.sd any person T. b<.,o ne hs>
aid and eonfeA<sas-. ~ probably
h. hope Of s.e1ring . so REGARD.
o6>sed fox :ou.ley in IdAho. On .
charge o: rObi;as the mail. Whether
he has tees aided With tie under
Standing that he revard ~ T. Be
chained. o. h4. been d0p<d into the
Ielief that h. wa- being assisted to
esap< vili perhaps he:es t< known.
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WAsAIx0Tox. March S.-Th- fate
.! the river and haEb-or bill va s<t.
tied BY the seton Of the senate to-
day In adopting InSoll.' mo;i,n.
THAT the report Of the comloilt-s
accompanying the bill he prin.--i
and liz on the table" This action
carries L over till tomorrow. Tile
consideration bill itself. and -
sunday b not legislative day. 10
further 0ctioo can e taken b. tie
senate upon the will ai this sessi0n.
It b generally understood the our.
poee Of the molten %. 70 xii; the ill.
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AIRS. Nac::s S.-Rs>,i. has
written e. Vie:.r Hoy. a>kirS hin,
10 use III. i:tlenrs W.,a me ss.v<r.,.
m<E: IN :Avcs ii hyrrs. Tee .u:..,:.
lsie> Ar t<!uS I'xs<i ~ s,::::: E.:,,
- ha:. IL out~tAn,.a! SUN.
II; : s'a;;>, that al aSo<a,su: Is.
o<<n made 10 rr,!rnS toe T., cen ::
t1e 1-0!o<ao >,ca,n:sasc::: a.. :.e
DANUBE :cr.swen'y-'ue yea<.
PARIS. XArrh S.-.Le ir.x:j< =:
Byrne sxrect he ~i:i ;< rs.:S*<,: -.
lnornsW.
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TERRITORIAL A9SDlGHLY.
MI % Remove the CApitAl 70
Do0amA2-TheJ 06aeDoa oou1.
y Seat 1<movod.
00Oo00i1aeA&2on of The OooQttfu.
tsooal Oo0V0otso0 R01olu-
ton.
TERRITORIAL AssDnnLY.
9poejot 10 toe NINA

9poeiot 10 tue NINA
aEl.ExA. u. T., March ;, lS6S.
Matte jutr,ju:>i . bill in the
Hose to remove the Territorial cApi.
I'll to Boeeo,ao. The bill W2s rad .
dIss and second ting and r<fesr d TO
the enmmi,tee on printing. The bill
to submit the county seat question in
Je0essor county A. between Bool3<f
city and Rsdessburg only. paased
both houses to-day. The bill provid-
ing . penalty for carrying concealed
wagons passed both ho1ss- The
join, resolution pFovidiDg for . oo.-
ssisutio0al c.nventicn - taken Up
and upon reeonsi iesa,ioa In To
Council wAs passed With smend-
ments.
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Tie Iecsure- laee eveaisE befo-~ the
Robert EHnes Literary Association
On the ann;vef.A1y Of Tie birthday 81
the Eo,ed I1i>iman for whom the
society - named. vAs attended ~
. lasye and enthusiastic audience in
Resshav's Hal TIE opening lee
ture By Hon. ". Y Pemt<Hoa was
jevcsed 10 . di.-.1ssivn # tie condi-
ten Of ireland Des- eding and u2 to
The legislative Caios .: ISL: the
principles q governments deriving
their just powers :sc0 the cos.eat .:
the governed: and tie right o: every
human being 20 vote in che char.
aesse Of the po.iiic2. institutions uu-
der which be In. to live. The .tyie
Of the speaker - eloquent. the
mannse impassiooed. aud the matter
ofs character to appeal strongly to
the lovers II lbecy everywhere.
The!ecture -. greeted with !c-
aaeat and ve-iNefcus sp;.lsuse
throughout l.. -n:.sedslivesy.
The cocelutin2 lecture u s..e even
ing. Sy Hon. ". 81. Claese!,. while
it did nos abound With tho.< crstori-
eai dixhss :or witch :he sectIen:sc
Is justly fame. "a. . closely logical
and interes;:n 4 y arxuuestaiive dis
ecssion Of tie entire land question.
In tseasins the recent legislation on
this s9bjees. its intended effect. ADD
the eeossal coalition Of the p,eople
these lAvs we're ini<odsd 10 anchor.
as<, the speaker showed IN aequaiss-
scce With the subject .u0e;eouy
intimate - make ~ Irishman
ashamed Of himself. Hi ,sibuse, in
the closing IA,, 0: The lecture. 10 TIE
Irish leaders. Who ve.e sesuneline
:Yf psiseiple. in which al peopae
throughout The vos'i. sssu0iiae
aeainGe pov<s and wealth. are vitality
intesessed. va delivered in thc
seeaker's ka1.;ie s: vein, and e:jeissd
mech spplAuse. The oceasioo ~
Alt0Rel6<F An iot<ller<cal fpenY
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Strikers Rive.

-. Lots. March IA sang "s
striking i4o0reO q the iron dump
below this city sttocked The mea Who
took their Ploeso With knivss. ciubs
ao0 ether weapons. A number Of
perseoe we're hum. none dangerously.
A sheriff. I.osoe will Re On hand %
prss<rve the Peaee ,o-norrew.
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LONDON. March 3.-A letter from
Bishop Rapaho<. Of equity Donegal.
- pobllobe't in which he soys the
only chance des.i ute people have to
MAINTAIN life i through charity. He
Oys the InIicy ~ the Government -
evidently Que II determination.
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LONDON. March 3.-The election
Of the yGcss Rev. Edward W. Beos"n
- Archbishop Of Canterbury IN place
of the Nose Rev. Dr.. TAFT. deceased.
vas confirmed to-day in the Bow
church. London. The ceeemony
~ formal and beief. The Arch
hishop At York and Bisbops of Lon
don. Dush00, Litchdeld. Rochester
and Exeter oniciased.
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mbO31!<f Confoooed.

Bosrox, March s.-HaSvey X.
F0liaAst<e. treasurer Of the Police
Relief Association. VII. emb<1 1!ed
$3.50 OF the ;Inds Of the oryani1o-
ton, has confessed.
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BERLIx, March S.-The .Nationd!
ZejfMa1 oeaSes that the Prince OF
Wakes has expressed d;sapproval
With releseoce TO the military degre-
d2aion By France Ct the ORLEANS
PYiDces.
The Duke Of EdiobuSg will lie
present q the co1o0asio0 o. the Gar
Of Russia. The Prince Of wa!e> will
not stieod.