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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-10
ElYS
CREAM BAlM

has gained an env;able
reputation wherever
known, dispiacipg all
other preparations. An
article OF undonbted
merit.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Presents for a Lady.

Felt Table Scarfs In all colors and very handsomely
embroidered, S1.BS
Plush Tides thousands of styles, from 0Sc,
Our famous Manchette Glove, S1.0S.
Kid Mousquetaires, 81.
SILK Mittens, very heavy, Csc and Sl.0S.
Cashmere Gloves, Doc.
Lined Kid Fur-top Gloves, 0Sc.
SILK Plush Satchels b9c Soc up TO S},0S.
Silk Plush Pocketbooks, SOC, $50, and 1bC
Leather Satches and PocSetboOks, in Alligator, Rus
sa, Seal and Cnymen frOm 25C to e3.0S.
Hand painted Fans, fine Satn Ivory Sticks, Csc.
Fans Hnnd-painted and Feather Tips, 81 30.
All-feather Fans in all colors iOc up TO $40
Rhinestone Jcwelry, In Pins, Earrings Hair Orna-
ments, ,Sc,, from 25c to $685. set In real silver or
roll gold
prices,
Roll Gold Jewelry (exact imitation of Real Gold,
warranted for five years. from 2bC to S3.OS; in
Pins, Earrings, Bangles, &c.
Jet Jewelry-Conibs, from lie; Pins and Earrings,
from 1Dc up to s..
Rhinestone Collar Buttons set in sterling silver, 35c
Plush Boxes, in all colors, containing Brush Comb,
and Looking Glass or Perfume Bottles, nom 81. 10
to $3.50
Leather Boxes, containing Brush and Comb, for 0sc;
with Looking Glass $3.50 and &l,S3, These
are lined with satin, In all colors.
IL, 600 fine Linen HandkerchleB, 2oc each.
whsk Brooms, bound In Plush and Embroidered,
4Ic.
silk Umbrellas newest handles, from sl.9S to -.
SILK HandkerChieRs, In thousands of designs and In
all colors from 4SC to s3.0S
National Republican., 1883-12-22
A NIutiIntcd Will.

the late John j. Myers of Rutland VT, was
filed yesterday with the register with petit
tion from the widow, asking that it bo set
aside. The signature to the will appears to
have been almost entirely cut out. The will
was made in 1871 before the widnw married
the deceased. His property is left TO George
A. Myers and w. G. W. Ripley in trust to be
divided among his mother and two children,
and the widow and one child are not named.
The petition of tho widow sets forth that she
is advised that the will is revoked by its
mutilaton, and that her husband died in
testate, SO she asks for letters of administra-
tion.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
A CONTESTED WILL.
The Last Testament OF II. j. Powell Not
Admitted 20 Probate.


In the Probate court yesterday Judge
James made an order refusing to admit to
probate the will of the late II. J. Powell. The
will was fled in September last, and left the
estate in trust to George w. Brown and
Robert w. Fox to use for benefit Of heirs.
These latter, two grandchildren, were given
preference, and the estate was to be used for
their benefit. The widow and daughter of
deceased, for whom provision was made, were
not satisfied with the conditions of the will,
and filed a petition asking that it be set
aside, as it was damaging to their interest.
They set forth that they did not believe it to
be the last will, as at the time it was executed
he was not capable of making it, The oxecu-
tors and trustees also filed n paper stating
their unwllingness TO act in the matter. A
paper was filed by Francis Stickney as tho
friend of the infants asking that tho will be
prObated. The matter was referred to j. j.
johnson to take depositions of witnesses and
he filed his report some days ago, upon which
the court yesterday acted
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Another Life Saved.

]. c. Gray. of Dadesvllle, Ala, writes us: l
nave u'inE your DR., WIN. Halls Balsam for the
Lhngs and can say, of truth. IL is far superior
tu any utler Lung prepnration in the world. My
mOths was confined to her bed four weeks with a
cough and had every attention by ~ good physi;
claus ns there are in the country, and they all
OF your Dr. Wm. Halls Balsam for the Lungs she
b.gnm TO mend right away. l can say in truth
,uat II was the means OF saving her lie. knew
Of Ave eases that Dr. WIN. Halls Basam has cured,
aud my mother Is better now than she has been
before iUr twenty years.
HESRY's CARBoLIC sALvE
Is The Best Salve for Cuts Bruises, Sores Ulcers,
Snlt Rhcum letter, Chapped Hands, Cnilbains,
Curas aud all kinds OF Skin Eruplions, Frcckles,
ANA Piuiul X Get llcnry's Carbolc Salye, US all
. hers are cOuuicrieits Price 20 cents.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

The grand jury yesterday presented in
dictmcnts against Andrew B. Webb, violat-
ing section $3.50 Il. S.; Nathan w. Fitzgerald
and Samuel G. Fitzgerald, violating section
lt5) L. s.. Robert Dent, Abraham Smith and;
Pleasant White, assault with intent to kill;
Gcorge McQuade, second offense, petit larceny;
William $. Whitforl, forgery; Robert Dent,
A. Smith, and Pleasant White. robbery; Fran
els Gilluce and Eli Brown, false pretenses
and ignored tho bill against w. Ii. Lee, gam
sling.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
TIE nREYiTY BASKET.
Filied with Drier Mention or Many Minor
Events OF Yesterday.

flAeN WIN nFtet Ncnttoh OF MANY ulhor
Events OF Yesterday.
The receipts from district taxos yesterday
amounted to $lo5l465.
Kato Mcdonald yesterday filed n bill
against Joseph Mcdonald for maintenance.
Thieves entered tho premises Of Mr.. Will.
lam Ieatman, 301 Eleventh street southwest,
about 9 o'clock Thursday night, and stole
about S175 worth Of clothing.
The friends and parents of tho pupils OF
tho jefferson school assembled yesterday af-
ternoon and listened TO tho execution Of an
interesting literary and musical entertain
ment.
At the last meeting Of the directors Of the
Columbia hospital for women the following
gentlemen were elected to serve during the
ensuing year as an advisory board of physi-
clans and surgeons; DIR. johnson Eliot, DR..
l.. w. Richie, Dr. james L. Morgan, and DIR.
w. W. Johnston. Surgeon General Murray
was duly elected director, and other busi-
ness transacted.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
THE PAST GRAND MASTERS.
Portrait Gallery ofthe Masonic Fraternity
in Washington.


In the Masonic grand lodge library, under Ma
sonic temple, there is collection Of portraits
which possess unusual interest not only to mem
bers of the order but to the citizens OF Washing
ton generally. The number includes portraits Of
the following past grand masters from 1912 to the
present time First, on the east side, Alex Me-
Cormick. grand master 1912 and 1913. This gentle
man was one OF the bearers of the " lesser lights
ut the funeral of Gen. George Washington, Decem.
Der 1899, and small piece Of the spermacoui
candle borne by him on that notable occasion has
been handed down to the present day, and
is in charge of the grand secretary, Daniel
kurtz, grand master, 1918 aud 1919 William
Hewitt, 1920 and 1921: W. w sealon, from 1922
to 1924; this gentleman was well. known charao-
ter in his time Samuel Burch, 1925 Roger 9;
Weghtman, 1888; Clement y Coote lsSi; one Of
Billing, 1885 to 1887; Marmaduke Dove, 1889;
Robert Keyworth, 1910. ls4l, and 1S4S; father Of
Mcssrs. John Keyworth and brothers; William NJ.
Ellis 1874; he was for many years master
machinist and steam engineer at the Washington
navy yard. DR.. VIM. d. Magruder, lS45: 1916; this
gentleman was for many years regarded as the
nb est and most successful practitioner of medi-
cine in this section Of country. He was mayor Of
Washington In 1856 1857. A small portrait of
Charles s. Frailey; Benz jtmin Brown French, 1917
to 1858. inclusive, and finally in 1868 George @.
Whiting, 1857 to 1861 and 1865 to 1867 inclusive:
DR.. Charles +. Stansbury, 1862 and 1871 to 1874;
Gelvcrton G. Page, 1s69j James L. f. Holmead,
1864.
OF the living grand masters there are portraits
of DR.. II. b. Donaldson, 1869 and 1870 Eldred J.
Davis, 1877 and 1878; Noble D. Larner 1881 and
1882; Isaac L. Johnson. 1870 and 1876 Horace A.
Whitney, 1879, chief of the cash division of the
treasury department; Joseph sylvester Mccoy,
1880, in charge of an important division of the
adjutant generals office; Edward H. Chamberlin,
ID street, near Eighth, is mt present the grand
master but will retire ON the twenty. seventh in:
stant, when his successor, Myron NJ. Parker, shall
have been installed.
or those grand masters (deceased) whose por-
trnits could not be obtained are the following:
Valentine Rentzel, who was the first grand master
in 1911, and one of the earlier lterat of the dis
trict; Amos Alexander, 1Sll John Davidson 1915
and 1876 John N. NJ ulder, 1896, 1927, 1880, 1881,
1882, and 1885, and John Mason, 1872.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
The Baltimore and Potomac Suits.

In the equity court yesterday the case of
the Baltimore and Potomac Railway company
against Morgan and Others was taken up on
n motion to discharge the restraining order.
The bill was for an injunction to restrain the
defendants from prosecuting their suits at law
against plaintiff for damages claimed to have
been done their property.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Presents for a Gentleman.

silk Umbrella, with sterling silver handle, 400.
Al-Silk Paragon Frame Umbrellas, for S1.9S.
Best Kid Gloves, sl.bO
Six Linen Handkerchies, with fancy border, in
box, for $3.50.
Roil-Gold Scarf Pins, Buttons, Chains, &c, war
ranted for years, from 25c. to SA.
Rhinestone Diamonds, mounted In real gold, from
Csc. to s2.75.
Rubber Gossamers, e235.
silk Half Hose, all colors 81 10 per pair.
Kid Gloves lined with wool and fur tops, OSc. per
pair.
Card Cases, in Russia leather, from 40c. to S3. 10.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Dlyorrr Granted.

Judge James, in the equity court yesterday,
made a decree divorcing Ellen p Richardson
from James p. Richardson. Tho bill was
filed in March last, and set forth the marriage
of tho parties in Philadelphia in 1875. The
complainant charged that the defendant was
an habitual drunkard, and had deserted her.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
spcer,s Vino for ConAumptivos.

Consumptive persons are greatly benefited BY
.ho use of fSucer's Port Grape Wine II gives nour-
ishmcnt When everything else mils aud physi-
clans prescribe IL as u rich, nutritious wine.
with the New York board of health have IN
spucied Speers vineyards aud wine cellars and
speak of his products in the highest terms. For
sale by druggists.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

SIX Suspenders In gass,top box from aSc to 81 90
Scaris In hundreds of designs, satinned, inclosed
III box TO represent alligator skin. 6Sc.
Beautifll Scarts In eNquistely designed box, 0Sc
Night Shirts with colored cambrc fronts and cuffs,
S10S and S2.25.
10000 sllk Handkerchiels, in pure China silk. at
44c., Toe; with silk initial, SlBS.
Colored SIX handkerchief, in endless variety,
from 4Sc. to s2.65.
SILK Muffiers (Engish), from 81. .9S to S5.
Plush Dressing Case. lined with satin every
requisite from s30S to S15
1000 Scarfs, endless variety of color and design,
44c each. "''
National Republican., 1883-12-22
MY. Jnncron,s WnI.

The will of John NJ. Jameson was filed yes
terday. TO Mrs. NJ. j. Hunt aud to Mrs.
Jane b. Blankman is loft his farm in Prince
George county, Md. The rest of the estate is
left to Mrs. NJ. j. Hunt, Mrs. |. l.. Turpin.
and Miss Sarah j. Thomas and Mrs. Hunt
and Miss Thomas are named as eXecutresses.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
nTurd,r Unse Postponoil,

In the criminal court yesterday tho case of
Robert Orr and Frank Gallagher for the muir
der of Stephen Tyrell was taken up and, after
some discussion was continued until Jan. g.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

GRAFTON, MAss-Rev. w. b. Smith says:
"I have derived benefit from using Browns
Iron Bitters for q low state of blnod.N
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Tripie-Piated Ware Mt Wholesale Prices.

We are overstooked in above line, and to reduce
same offer the following bargains:
Large five. bottle dinner castOrs S375
Large siN-bottle diuner casters, 50.
Elegant engraved butter dishes, So.
Extra engraved, large butter dishes, $3.50.
handsomely engraved cake basket, 81.
Handsomely engraved low cake basket, S5.
Elegant sugar bowls, 50.
Child's knife, fork. aud spoon, sl2j.
Elegant fancy card receivers, 81.
Double walled ice pitchers, $50.
Handsome ten set SIX pieces S33.
All goods warranted tTiple-plated on white
meal of standard makers only.
X. HARRIS n Co., 132 Seventh street,
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Holiday Excursion Tickets on Virginia
Midland RAILWAY,

Commencing Dec 81 and continuing until Jan. l.
EOund rip tickets will b. sold ~ all local stations
ru N,rglia Midland railway ut the unlimited
la!G one way, gOOd 10 return until Jan. ., 1881.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
cnnn.roncn nn tha Personnl Nm.

The presidents of the street railways and
the two gas companies held conference with
Commissioner West yesterday In relation to
National Republican., 1883-12-22

AN enricher of the blood and purifier of the
system; cures lassitude and lack of energy ;
such is Browns Iron Bitters.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

THIS Is the opinion of Hon. Carter H. Harrison,
mayor Of Chicago, Ill.,, concerning g. Jacobs Oil;
aWhen found myself suffering from rheuma-
tism, used ST. Jacobs Oil, and found it excellent
for that alment"
National Republican., 1883-12-22
hiarrlare Licences.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Edmund p. Holmes and s. Lena Holmes, both
of Jacksonville, Fla; George w. Ashton and
Miss Nettio Young; Joseph Bartles, of Will
Transport Pa, and Mabel True, of this city;
William l.. Cooke and Laura A. V. Cole;
Zcddie X. Kidwell and Lille James, both of
Va; Albert Ennis, of this city,
and Diana Prindle of Anne Arundel county,
Md; William o. Chase and Annie Fahrmeier.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

No CHRISTMAS table should be without bottle
of AngOsiura BjltlrS the world renowned ap-
pc,izrr Of exquisite flavor. Ask for the genuine
article manutac ured by Ir. j. q. b. siegert Sons
National Republican., 1883-12-22

the tax to be paid by them The agreed TO
the proposition to substitute license tax
instead of u special tax.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
!. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS y
Presents for a Girl.

Fur Sets of Wuf and Cape i'm all kinds Of Furs, from
81 OS the set. These Furs half Mrrier's prices
and warranted perfect
French Dolls, handsomely dressed in Plush, I'm
fancy box, S6c.
French Dolls move arms head, and legs, shut eyes,
perfect In shape, even to finger nails, 50 and DSc.
Unbreakable Dolls, dressed is inches high, boots,
stockings, and hat come of, B5C.
Undressed French Dolls, ~ .9S to $40.
Dressed French Dolls, S2.DS to $50.
Rubber Gossamers all sizes very best, only sl.1O.
Kindergarten Toys, thousands of instructive and
pleasing novelties, from 19c TO $500
Hand Painted Fan, satin, flncy box, OSc.f
Feather Fan, ivory sticks, 40c
National Republican., 1883-12-22
Presents for a Boy.

silk Scarf in box, representing alligator skin, SOC.
Suspenders all colOrs, 25c.
Six Handkerchiefs, IN handsome box, 90 and zoe.
Rubber Gossamers, all sizes, 81. 90
SILK Umbrellas extra strong, 7l.0S.
wOoleu Gloves, % and soc.
SILK Handkerchiefs, all colors, iSc.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

Linen Hemstltched Hnndkorchiefs, with hand
and S2.S5.
French Linen Lawn Handkerchief, exqusitely
hand-embrOidered in fancy box, $50 TO $20S each
Jerseys In all colors, ~. 6S; former price, a3.0S
Rubber Gos3nmers, 10.
All-Sllk Spanish Lace Fichus and Scarfs in cream
or black, Csc.
Best qualities in Spanish Lace Fichus and scarfs,
from 81. 30 to Sl5 each.
Chenille Capes, In all cOlors f3iS.
Russian Hare Muffs satin lined Al. %, e1 90, 81 OS
81 90, 81. 8S each.
Real Lynx Fur Cnpes S2.25
Satchel Mufs, 1850 TO s7.bO.
Beaver, Chinchilla, and Gray Coney Sets from 80
10 $1,000. Positively half furrers' prices.
AllSlk Hose all colors 10; very best for 80. .iS
per pair.
Handsome Mirrors, in folding case, Toe
Manicure Sets, comprising poshor, powder. file,
Hand Mirrors, back handsomely designed, 47c.
Practical Presents.
German Knit Breakfast Shawls, Csc
French Felt skirts, beautifully trimmed, 75c.
All colors in English Hose SILK Clocks, 25c per
pair.
Medcated Flannel Skirts 81 .8S.
Satin Quilted skirts, ~. 25
Towels handsome designs, from 25c to sl.l5
German Linen Table Cloths, handsome borders
and $40 the set. 49,
National Republican., 1883-12-22
.Ie,yelrx Adv,rtlsement lc,trnord,nnry

Jewelry Advertisement Extraordinary.
We are determined to lead in low prices.
Ladies' amethyst rings. solid gold, 50:
Gents glove seal rings solid gold, $3.50.
Gents solid gold scarf pins, 81 to Sl5.
Gents solid gold sleeve buttons, $3.50 to Sl0
Ladies' solid gold neckchains. $3.50.
Ladies' solid gold stem-winding watches, S25.
Gents solid gold American levers, S25.
Gents solid gold American stem. windOrs, $50
Gents H.caTat gold American stem winders, $50.
Gents gold head canes, 80 to S25.
Gents solid gold collar buttons, 81.
solid gold eyeglasses aud spectacles, 81 so.
Large stock gong clocks, Sl2 up.
X. HARRIS & Co., 432 seventh street, near E.
CARsTAIRs, MCCALL Il Co.'s Famous Pure Rye.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
True Bills Found,

SCROLLS, toys, avors, scraps, &C., at j. Jay Goulds
National Republican., 1883-12-22

GREAT reduction in our tailoring department
Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh aud streets.
National Republican., 1883-12-22

chlldrcn'ssuits, big reduction, Elsemau's, 7th& e
National Republican., 1883-12-22

Also sets of Irving, Lytton, Thackeray, Roe,
Alcott, Finley, Yonge, Hawth5orne, Ghambers's
Encyclopedia, at greatly Reduced Prices.
Fine Books, illustrated by Dore and others.
Single Illustrated Poems in cloth and fringed.
Juvenile Publications in endless variety, in
Guiding St. Nicholas Holiday Number) and
other finely illustrated Books.
The finest and cheapest Stationery, Christ
mas Cards, and Albums to be found in the
|city.
Do not buy at aucti6n but call and examine Ourprce
National Republican., 1883-12-22

Tiny Leather Pocketbools, with handle, 25c.
SILK Plush Pocketboolxs, all colors, 10 and 15c.
Sterling Silver Lace Pin 40c.
Sterling Silver Earrings, 1Oc.
Sterling silver Bangles, $50.
Gilt Pins and Earrings, 2bC.
Cashmere Gloves, all colors and sizes, SOC.
Kid MousquCtslre Gloves, 81.
WOOlen Gloves, all colurs, 20C.
Cashmere Mittens, 4ic.
Jerseys, all colors. 0sss
Lined Kid MlttH nir tops nSc.
SIX Hose all ralrrs, nfr
sash Ribbons. a. silk, inches wide, CSC per va
all cuora.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
BAUM MS,

41e SEVENTH STREET.
National Republican., 1883-12-22
s5nrnishilras. Dc
NEW WATERPROOF FOR THE IlDIES

THE ENGLISH MACKINTols su
The Most Usefci Christmas Present to I'd .s
National Republican., 1883-12-22

CARsrArRs, MCCALL Il Co.'S Famous Pure R!
National Republican., 1883-12-22

Roll Gold Scarf Pins, 25c.
Sleeve buttons. SOC,
strong Leather Pockcthooh, 15c.
Handsome Brush and Comb, 75c.
Lined Kid Gloves, with fur tops, pSc.
satin Ties and Bows, all colors, 25c.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-17
Star Route Trial.

WASHINGTON. March, III. After
questioning Brady AS tn the rr..s.,,,
Tor expellitimg individual routes an,i
the considerations which influenced
him In granting or refusing cxlx".i-
ion and which resulte.. in nothing
''ftnterest except to show tie c-wi.
l:.sss, and readiness Of the witness.
liz proceeded: lie saw Vail. very
tnfresluently while in the lo-,ctiice
DEPARTMENT, and cs,ui.i not re,,,r,n.
Der how he learned Vailr was going
to assume service for Miner, Peck Il
Go. He probably had been Informed
ny the Chief Clerk Of the Comsrrs.
stonaI Investigation Committee Ia
1873. His reason for not insi>tin::
upon the immediate establishment %.
servtezr ut the beginning -! the con-
tract term upon the Canon City,
Fort McDerMOtt, and other rDu:,>
was, he always thought il better To
grant = small allowance "f time.
rather than to declare u ronlr","ra
falling contractor.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-17

Our esteemed contemporary, the
Helena Hertslti, affects 10 believe that
the MINER IL mistaken N Ito position
concerning the invalidity of the act
OF the late legislative assembly In
o"st'ny the Custer county commits
sIoners and supplying their places
with new men. The MINER II not
informed ~ {" the purposes Of the
members Of the Board, but should
they appeal to the court. to determine
the legality az the act IN question, II
has no hesttaucy In stating ito
belief that House bill Il3 will lie de.
clared invalid.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-17

O'Donovan Rosa Interviewed.
NEW YORK, March lG.--When
O'D0navxn Raxxa w-s asked whether
the explosion in London was caused
ny dynamite or WAS an accidental
explosion Of gar h. answered.: I'VE
could not follow out our system, u.,.
Iees We used dynamite, aiL tina, Is
what caused the exl,l.~i"n." IVA,
there no accident nIx,,it il: I'r y"ii
think It was intended H. destroy the
building only. or kill Those within"
ut WAS intended tO ,lO all the dam
age possible, and Il wax done l." >li"w
Ehglaud sue had better give ireland
her own parliament. I'm. land is ut
war with Ireland, aud Irs.lal"l should
" ut war with England" H.'>.a
showed the following despatch, from
lGs.inD.:
II congratulate yUu on ;l,. new.
from London this In"tninS. ! can
collect money now IN ls.,St.,n.
Stgned, JOiJN II. DKis,"Li.."
lsts'ssS satd H.. had received to-day
o!!ers Ut money. ami H.. can ":taim
all that II needed. IL answer t"a
question ~ to what would next bc
done, Ia showed u k,ier advising
MIN TO publish in his is.l"'r II .lrrla.
ration VI war "n England, si.mul
~ Representatives lrisl,mIrM. When
tuat WI. done il could n''
oe claimed their Mcli.u,> were hi>!'"n-
CRADLE. AZ for weapons all avai;ahl.'
os'1' should In. uss..!. il::-, Lr >aii.
was his answer. Patrick }. sheridan.
wlio''e txtra'iiti.nn {" l.nsl,Ml i.s,
l't'en requested. said the work j. :!:ai
q! !risI'i.,e''. AMI H. hut the aiv"n"
picket. MMr', i:,"r.. will follow. la
!aad must riit,cr FREE. ireland 81 ,all'r
lI'c r"i,sssl,u.l..:e.s.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-17

1t b asserted by the friends Of ex-
Governor Spsaguc that lie will receive
the nomination for Governor NJ
Rhode Island. not only from the con-
vsntien called BY the citizens aud In
dependent Republicans aud equal
rights men, bat also from the Demo
cratic eo0ventiou. Party didsreaces
must be bridgrd and party lines Oh
litesated In that State II Hprague can
gather t. bic support the conventions
It 10 also stated that Gov
esnor Butler and General Reger A.
Pryor have promised to stump the
State Tor him when the nomination.
No made.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-17

LOxl,0N, March 10, II u. III. There
b an enormous crowd gathered 1T the
scene Of the explosion Of last night in
the local government beard Of officer.
In Westminster. :rhe (;overnn'cn,
inspector has made AN examination
u the building damaged by the tx.
plosiOn and placed the loss ut rl.,sk'.
The vessel which contained the *.
pl.,sive material was placed IN the
cellar Of the local government l~ard
Offices. The Times says II the Irish
extremists are really going u reply
with dynamite to any measure tl,cy
disappr0ve Of. 1t Ii certain the day III
remedial legislation il over. Later
and clover inspection shows The cx-
plesiOn occurred from outside Of il,-
building. No arre~ts are yet made
In connection with the OK ,,lueiOn. The
police noticed nothing suspicious
about tie building t.eiOre the exr;o-
sion occurred.