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RELEAsED-HtGH TREASON.

BERLIN, Nov, 9.-Antonie deputy for
Alsace and Lorraine. VINO was arrested on a
charge of high treason, has been released.
The papers being seized when arrested and
not furnishing proof. The inquiry how
ever proceeds
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PEsTH, Nov. "a mob attacked Jews
at Zaloevae and the police were fired on by
the mob, and they returned the fire, kill
ing two and wounding several rioters. The
mob then fed. Three of the persons ar.
rested turned informers.
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Foreign (, HAIRS.



Rome, Nov. ct is stated that the pope
informed the Russian minister that the
question of the removal OF Cardinal Le-
dochowski and Archbishop Melchers could
not be considered until the question of the
LIBERTY OF the education OF the clergy OF
Russia is settled.
WOULD SHOOT.
MADRID, Nov. GA pamphlet of the Sec
rotary OF the Republican Military associa-
citation asserts that Zorrila declared that
il the republican Instruction in August
had been successful he would shoot Mooret,
now minister OF the interior, and several
generals.
is SUPPORT INTENDED.
PARIS, Nov. 8 1t is said that the French
charge D'Affairs, at Pekin has been in
structed to summon the Chinese govern.
ment whether it intends to support the
garrison at BAG Mini.
PEsTH, Nov. "a mob attacked Jews
at Zaloevae and the police were fired on by
the mob, and they returned the fire, kill
ing two and wounding several rioters. The
mob then fed. Three of the persons ar.
rested turned informers.
VISIT APPROVED.
BERLIN, Nov. 9.-rne Journals warmly
approve the visit of the crown prince to AL
tonso. The Vossiche Zsituns says that
friendship between Germany and Spain re-
ceives fresh guarantee, while Spain is de-
termined to join Germany peaceful policy.
The journey Of the crown prince to Madrid
will furnish an additional tie. Germany will
throw her influence in favor OF making
France the only power that shall cherish
proclivities for revenge, and also in favor Of
the maintenance OF the worlds peace.
THE MooREFlBLD EXPLOSION.
LONDON. Nov 9-Tha num her of dpstha
by the Mooreield colliery explosion is
siIty-seven.
Previous to the administering otthe oath
ofoffice, Chiei Justice Coleridge delivered
somewhat lengthy speech in which he
observed that all previous civic pagesnts
had been % lnected with the ancient
hall of RuiLs, at Westminster which is
now destroyed. Lord Mayor Tow
Ter was received to-day IN the building
which at present has no history. What
ever changes might occur in city affairs,
the authorities must submit to the genus
of time by coming in accord with the spirit
of age, for il was only by approving itself
to the high intelligence OF the great people
that any institutions could furnish.
TREATING FOR PEACE.
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PARIS, Nov. CIT is said that the FrenC
charge D'Affairs, at Pekin has been il
structed to summon the Chinese cover
ment whether it intends to support Il
garrison at BAG Mini.
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Notice of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
NJ N A Ill 4

HELENA, NJ. T., April II, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
-etter has filed notice OF his intention to make final
proof In support OF his claim and final entry
thereof and that said proof will be made before
the Probate Judge of Deer Lodge county, NJ. T., at
his office in the town of Deer Lodge, on Satnr
day, the 18th day of May. A ID. 1888, to-wit: WILL
lam q. PERRIMAN, Pre-emption-lIomestead APP
cation No. 1870 for the SW II OF section No. II In
ownship No. 10 North OF range No. - west
and he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
ract to-wit: Joshua Bear, Edward Howard. VIII
lam Heideman, and Charles t. Stark, all of New
hcago postofiice, Deer Lodge county, NJ. t.,
7fs-5t PARKINSON Register.
O. H. O'Baunon ATTORNEY for Claimant.
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Notice of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

HELENA, NJ. T., April II, 1883.
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention TO make
fnal proof In support of his claim and secure final
entry thereof, and that said proof will be made he
fore the Probate Judge of Deer Lodge county, NJ T.,
at bis Office in the town of Deer Lodge. on SATUR-
DAY. the 18th day of May, A. d. 1888, to.wit {:
JOSHUA BEAR who filed Soldiers and Sailors
Homestead Application No, 1898 for the NW1 of
SEN, the NRL Of SWl4 and 81 of NW4 OF section
No. "a, in Township NO. 10 North OF Range No. IL
West and he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said tract to-wit: William q. Perriman, Edward
Howard, Charles It. Stark. and William Heideman
a. of New Chicago postofiice, deer Lodge county,
Montana Territory.
II. Atkinson. Register.
O. ID. O'BANNON, Attorney for Claimant 7iS 81
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Notice of Final Entry.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE. HELENA, M. T..

April IA, 1888.
Notioe "a hereb- given that the following
named settler has died notice of her intention to
make final proof in support OF her claim and Sc.
cure Anal entry thereof, and that said proof
i,odpe comfy. M r., at his ONCE in the town Of
Deer Lodge, on Saturday, the 10Th day of May A: D.
1889. 10 wit: MARtIARET ELIAssoN, who filed
emption Declaratory Statement NO. 2i for dne
~ SWA of section NO IL, and NEA NWA, NWA
Ek OF section No Il in Township No. North OF
Range No west. and she names the following VII,
nesses to prove her continuous residence upon ana
Peter Lansing, Lars c. Larsen. and Lars Q. Hansen.
All Of Deer Lodge Postofice, Deer Lodge county,
Montana TERRITORY. r. Atkinson, Register.
n oiRannon Att,v for Claimant. 719-5t
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Notice to co-owners.
To II. K. PHILLIPS and d. DENNY

Yo1 are hereby notified that the undersigned has.
In accordance with the provisions OF section 232i
revised statutes OF the United States. performed tbs
iahors. and made the Improvements OF the
1ss2 and 1883. In " Bully Bow" lode claim sifna-
ted in Flint Creek Mining District. Deer Lodge
County Montana Territory.
And Won are hereby notified that unless Won con-
tribute.or cause to be contributed your portions
amounting a. follows: H. K Philips, I3333t<, and
Denny 133 together with interests, and costs
within 10 DAYS from date hereof, all your right tisle
interest and claim will become the property OF the
undersigned co-owner who ha- made the required
expenditures.
5fs-ist JAMES o'DONNELL.
Philipsbarz, April 9Th, 1881.
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Properly holders OF Deer Lodge county. y r., are
asscsyment, they WIN Be required to give specific
description os all real estate: For snds. she town
chip range, section. and part OF section win DO re-
CURED and for town lots the name Of town SID the
number, block. and lot. Patented mineral lands
must be described in accordance with patent there
for. McQUEsroh.
Assessor Of Deer Lodge Co., Montana
/. Deer Lodge. April =, Isss 7i7-u
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No 1871.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFrICE,
HELENA. NJ. It. March 20, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that j a m cts Ferris,
whose Posteface address is Washington Gulch, Deer
Lodge county. Montana Territory, has this day filed
his application for patent for thirty three and
placer mining ground, situated in an unorganized
mining district, Deer Lodge county Montana Ter
ritory Being more particularly described by legal
Lot No. in section No. 10 7 IL, n r W.. and
Lot No. / in section No. "a, Ia n ROW, embrac.
ing an area of 49, 23100 acres, more or Less, upon
posted on the = day OF -, 1854 The ad-
Joining claimants to these premises are Lot No. 81,
placer claim of Robert Thompson, on the west,
+. Atkinson, Register.
KNUTE OrHEM, Atty for Claimant.
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Notice Of Final Proof.
u. i. LAND OFFICE,
naIa,a NJ n Anril ok ISS3

,
Notice " hereby given that the followlng-namen
etler mas filed notice of his intention 10 make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
viii be made before tho Register and Receiver OF the
u s. Land Office at Helena, M. T., on saturday, Jane
I 1889 and secure final entry thereof at the expra
tan OF thirty days from the date of this notice viz
JOHN s. BIgNELL. who made Homestead entry No.
s0s9 for the NwL of section "a, i laN, X II w and
nnmes the following as bis witnesses, viz: John w
Blair. William f. Deemater, and Rufus X Pierson
of Helmyille, Deer Lodge county. Montana. ant
Charles Hoephfncr of Helena, Lewis Clarke county
Montana. +. ADhlNsON, hegistef.
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Proposals for Building a
School House.

Sealed proposals are solicited by the Trustees OF
the Willow Glen School District In Deer Lodge coun-
~ for the erection of school house 2ix40 eet and
ceiling II feet high. II is to be frame buiidinz
covered with rustic, with studding Aka, athed and
plastered inside, and bricked mp between stGdfing
The building win have cnpoa 6x6 feet The Trns-
tees will open the bids Saturday. May a. 1888, and
will then proceed let the contract TO responsible
mechanics.
They reserve the right to reject any or all of said
bids.
For further particulars apply TO or address
WIN. WEIR Pres't of Board,
Or JNO. R. EARDLEY, Clerk.
5f9-4t Willow Glen, p. o.
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deer lodge PROPERTY
For Sale.

Having concluded to sell all our property In the
Chg and Clagett d Dixon Additions TO the town Of
Deer Lodge 1t lie now placed the m arket without
reserve and James II. Mills appointed our agent TO
sell the same. The property includes.
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No,Ice of co-partnership.

IL hereby given that the 18th day OF March A. ID.
1885, sold to James b. Feathcrman one-hah M In
feres in the mercantile business formerly carried on
by myself at New Chicago. Deer Lodge county, M.
IT, and that from and after that date the said James
B. Featherman 10 entitled 10 half the profits OF
sajd business to be carried on under the firm name
and style OF j. A. and j. b. Featherman. All debts
due previous to the 18th day of March, A. d. 1883 10
be paid to credit OF John 4. Featherman
IA. FEATHERMAN.
New Chicago, April 10, 1855 7l94r
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There has ney Q r
been an instance In
which this sierlin @
invigorant NJ d anti
febr!le medicine has
tailed to ward off the
com plant when Ia
ken duly as a protec-
ton against malaria.
Hundreds of physi-
clans have ABANDONED
all the oillcinal specif-
Ice. and now prescribe
this harmless veReta-
BILE tonic for chills
and fever, as well az
dyspepsia and Hef-
vous affections. Hos
letters Bltters IL the
specific yon need.
For rale by all drug,
pists and dealers gen
orally. .m
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DOWN IN THE WORLD.

had not been greatly fortunate at best.
A few thous and dollars had thrown up as
O wall between myself and work; but had
grown so impatient of this moderate posi-
ton In lite and / so wanted 10 get q great
fortune and return TO the weot, that l DELHI
erately staked all in Wall street, and of
course lost all. I, beaten. aud discouraged,
and broken In health, had retreated to gar
ret and was then again preparing to use my
pen, when one stormy night a strange wo'
man crept up my stairs and told me In wild
whisper that my wife, "Minnie MYRTLE" was
In the city and must see me. And how help.
less was to help her or any one else now
had seen her form but once for nearly {
q dozen years. Aud such years! Let
me not recite any Of the horrors they hold In
this connection; and yet heard from her al
the time, and while she wrote against M
and lectured about me and did all that mad'
my life so miserable. she did not really meal
my ruin; but thinking me strong, and pros
porous and happy, she exhausted her wit an'
sarcasm on me and laughed that she nigh
not weep. But In time she drove me nearl.
mad and / left the country and proposes
never TO return. My publishers, Robert
| Brothers, of Boston, had sent her fifty dollar
mouth as regularly as the months came al
the time. She was receiving that sum, ans
perhaps as much more directly from myself
Is could spare II, all the time ! was i
Europe; and she received these sums 70
years after her marriage. But the pool
spoiled child of Port Oxford never quite 60
over her wasteful follies and dress and sho,
and travel, and so was forever pinched an
In debt.
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FACE TO FACE AGAIN.

And now, having hastily passed over all
those terrible years, we come to the closing
chapter of this singular life. followed the
good woman who came to me that stormy
night In silence till we came at last 10 little
back room In the top of house, with bed
I'm the center and q doubtful fire struggling
In the crate. The good woman turned away
and left us In the room together. The place
was almost dark. She did not give me her
hand, but stood before me with one hand
holding on the bedpost, long time silent.
81 have come TO you at last" she said,
after awhile.
aYou have come to drive me from the
country again."
81 have come to you to die!" she said.
And Is she turned so that the light was on
| her face saw that It was so. And then we
sat down and had long talk. Ii was our
| last talk. was not very kind. God knows
I am sorry now. She wanted most of all 10
see her little girl, whom I had taken from
her and placed in the Convent school in
Canada three years before, and II seemed TO
break her heart when refused TO send for
her to come. BY and BY, however, when
promised her that she should surely see her
before she died, she became reconciled. She
talked with calm unconcern about her CON-
ing death, reminded me Of my promise, and
told me she had brought me all her papers;
some that we had written together before !
had learned TO spell. There was valor, q
sweetness, too, and dignity, large charity
In all she said and did now in twilight o.
life that won all hearts TO her entirely. My
secrets she kept till the grave closed ovel
her, and she never complained Of anything
| or Of anyone, but was patient, resigned and
perfectly fearless and tranquil to the end
But the end was not so near after all. Wber
| / went back to see her one day she had gon'
and left no word where she could be found
Then began to fear and doubt her promise
the winter wore away and April came. TheI
they came to tell me, from her, that she wa
dying and must keep my promise. And 81
| | / arranged for her child 20 come, and wen
every day 70 assure her that she was coming
and 10 take nome flowers and whatever KIND
messages and encouragement could.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
No. I26g.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
nr,u. NJ ~ March ~ 1882

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. NJ. T., March y, 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that Isaac Il. t'rice
and sarah a Price. whose postoflice ad
dress is Blackfoot City, Deer Lodge county, Mon
tana have this day led application for patent tor
placer mine situated on Snowshoe Gulch, nnorgan
ined mining district, Deer Lodge county, Mcntan
Territory, upon surveyed land, described in lega
subdivisions as follows, to wit The SEA of ih'
NEA of the NEA, the NJ of the sen
Of Mex, the SWA OF SEX OF NEL, the SEA OF
swA OF NEH, the NE4 Of NWA of SEA. tbs
SwH of NwA of SEX. the NWA of sWA of sen
the Ell Of the SEH of SW the SW4 of SEA of SW
and the SEX Of lot No, in section No. 19and the
NRA of lot No, in section No 30 IN ITO Not RI
w containing me hundred and thirty acres, upon
which notice of this application IL posted.
The adjoining claimants are unknown.
T1G-lOt F. Atkinson, Register
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lied and beat me had come into my elements
had beaten them. But had chosen 10 en-
ter theirs and must be equal 70 the under
taking. And so 1t was worked and studied
~ never man studied or worked before.
Often never LEFT my Office I'LL the gray
dawn, after day of toll and a night OF study.
My health gave way and was indeed old
and thoughtful. Well, all this, you can see,
did not suit the merry-heared and spoiled
child of the mines at all. Then she was not
30 ambitious as was; then she bad not such
a strange wild life behind TO haunt her. She
became the spoiled child here that she had
been at her fathers and naturally became i'm.
patient at my persistent toll and study. But
she was good all the time; good and honest
and true In all things and In all ways; under
stand that distinctly. And let me say here,
once for all, that no man or weman can put
q finger on any stain In this woman's whole
record Of life, so far as truth aud purity 60.
But she was not happy here. Impatient OF
the dull monotony Of the exhausted mining
camp and longing for the sea and the old
home that almost overhung the sounding
waters, she took her two children and return
ed TO her mother, while sold the little home
we had built and kept together, the new or
chard and the lanes Of roses we had planted
together, and remained there In the camp.
promising TO follow her, yet full of ambition
new to be elected to place on the supreme
bench of the State, and remained and
worked on TO that end ceaselessly.
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SUED FOR A DIVORCE.

She had been absent quite year when
the convention was called and l went 10
Portland seeking the nomination for the
place desired, but the poor, impatient lady
impulsive always, aud angry that l should
have kept SO long away, had forwarded pa
pers from her home, hundreds of miles re-
mote, to q lawyer here, praying fora divorce.
This so put me TO shame that abandoned
all my plans and In rage aud csappoint-
meut formed collision with her lawyer to
give her pretense of that which she pro-
fessed to desire. Yet I knew quite well that
that this was only romantic and foolish
freak that meant nothing. How often she
has written me that she did this only in or
der to get me to come to her, and that she did
not dream she could be divorced unless
came to her when the action was brought.
Nor could she In fact. But court was In
session, and her lawyer, who looked to me
only for his fee, entered the case and In
about the time IL takes to write 1t the sham
decree was announced to the world, while
was sailing away for other lands.
OF course the whole pitiful proceeding was
as nothing, but her lawyer, now dead, got
his fee from me, and never betrayed the
treachery to her. And 10 was perhaps quite
ten years before she met by chance some one
who told her the truth. She had married
but at once left all and came to me here.
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RE UNITED by DEATH.

YEARLY the days went by TIL away up In
May, the month In which she was born.
Then the child came and the TODD people,
the gentle. loving people who kept with her
and cared for and loved and Pulled her ~
these last days, said II was like religion IN
see them together and that The dying woman
Ia her last days was very, very happy. And
SO Minnie Myrtle died last May here In New
York. When went up tn look on her dead
face, strange fancy Of her. she had had 81
all about the foot Of the bed, where she
cold see them, oil The flowers bad sent her,
the wlthered ,nes and ell. There was quite
half trunk full Of papers which had brought
and inirusted 10 me, some Of them suggest-
ing wonderful things, great thoughts aDd
good and new; for much that che wrote -aIlsI
maybe this IL not just praise-was better that
any writing Of mine. But she lacked CAFE
and toll and sustained thought. / bought Z
little bit Of ground In Evergreen cemetery
and there the hand that writes this laid the
dear, tired lady v rest forgiving and begging
God 70 b. forgiven.
JOAQUIN Mr.LxR.
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DEPLORABLE TRAGEDY

ReV. j. Lane Borden, a Methodist minis
ter and President of the Mansfield Female
College, was shot and killed at that town.
ON Saturday last, by Rev. 3. NJ. Jenkins,
Dr., minister of the same denomination
who studied for the calling under Mr.. Bor-
denis direction. The cause of the assass;-
nation was the alleged seduction by Mr..
borden Of young lady student of the
College to whom Mr. Jenkins was supposed
to be engaged-a Miss Mary Butler of
Rapldes parish. Since the killing, however,
the young lady denies the alleged seduction,
but says that she was. approached with I'M
due familiarity by Mr.. Borden upon one
occasion; that she told Mr.. Jenkins her
teacher had treated her badly" and he
might put what construction on it he
pleased. 1t also appears that Miss Butler
and Mr.. Jenkins were not engaged, the
young lady being the .fance of young
gentleman living i'll Rapides. The most
plausible explanation of Mr.. Jenkins rash
conduct seems to US to be that unreauited
love and disappointment obscured his rea-
soning faculties and caused him to draw an
exaggerated conclusion from Miss Buffers
complaint. We coincide with the opinion
OF the Natchitoches Rerie,U that the act was
that of mailman. The matter is under
going judicial investigation. Public senti-
ment was at first strongly in favor of the
slayer, but as the facts of the case are
revealed it becomes apparent that the deed
was wholly uniustifable.
Mr.. Borden had always borne an IN
blemished character, and was beloved and
wherever known. He had been
President of the Mansfield College several
years, and desired to resign, but was in
duced by the trustees to make an engage
ment to remain another year. He leaves
wife and children.