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FROM ANACONDA.
Correspondence Ne,1 Nort.-West.

Correspondence Netc North-West.
ANACONDA, August 14.-The one and FIVE
eighths of q mile fiume at Anaconda Is nearly
finished. 1t is 4x5 feet inside, made of
matched lumber throughout and covered
with dirt. An open cut and tunnel about $50
feet long is being run from Warm Springs
creek that will connect the fiume by aseven-
ty-five foot perpendicular shaft where 4 tur-
bine wheel of great power is used.
An order was lately received to increase
the capacity of the smelter from three hun
dred to five hundred tons per day, and the
two massive stone walls nearly completed
have therefore been built each 900 feet long
instead of $50 as at first commenced on the
ed ult. Since that time 125 graders have
made quite n showing Over an acre of
ground has been leveled by the pillow and
scraper, making the front twenty feet above
ground. On the left are two other stone
walls built and terraces above are being
blasted out of the solid granite for the con-
centrator. The railroad will run above all
this. Lumber and brick are being delivered
and the boss carpenter Is expected daily,
when 4 large force of carpenters and masons
will be employed The prospects are they
will get the buildings we'll under way before
winter sets in. One hundred and fifty men
are said to be employed in the timber and
their contracts call for the delivery of wood
in December. About eighty houses are in
various stages of construction, including
seven hotels and boarding houses, twelve
saloons, and six stores. The only butcher
shop uses one beef daily.
The main street is situated at the upper
end of town and runs north and south. On
it ordinary lots fifty feet wide sold for $500,
and $3.50 was paid for corner lots, while lots
on Front street running east and west with
the valley and creek and facing the latter and
eighty from and parallel with the proposed
railroad) sell for $500, and $500 for corner
lots. The lower end Of Front street Is oppo-
site the smelter and nearly half mile below
Main street. On First street q ditch four
feet wide and one foot deep has been dug. 1t
has q gravelly bottom and six inches of
water runs its entire length on the south
side, where the company's brick offices are
being built and which will be ready for the
plasterers on Monday. On the same side of
the street, below, Mr.. Cakes, the company's
clerk, is having built for rent six frame
houses 2ix2i feet and ten feet apart. Mr..
Read, company's clerk, is also building
twelve rooms 12x16 feet. in two rows, half of
which are finished and rem ted for $40 each
room; good investment Mr.. Slavery, of
Gable, has a warehouse nearly built 2ix1G0
feet.
Numerous wells dug find a ready flow of
pure water at o depth of twenty-five feet.
Six conveyances arrive daily from Warm
Springs, Stuart, and Butte, and all uncer-
tainty must now be dispelled as to the loca-
ton of the Anaconda smelters.
Payday ut Anaconda was on the 9th inst.
w H.
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THE DILLON MURDER.
Prof. Lewis Valves Preliminary Exami-
nation.
COrreSnOndence of The Miner


DILLON, Aug. H. At. ten o'clock this
morning Prof Lewis, the alleged murderer
of the girl Eva was brought before tho Pro-
bate Court for preliminary examination, but
Hon. w. Y. Pemberton appeared for the &C
cused and waived an examination and the
prisoner was held to answer to the Grand
Jury without bail. The prisoner appeared
quite composed, and has evidently mastered
the perturbcd manner which characterized
his actions when first arrested. Public opin-
ion seems to have undergone quite n change
regarding the case, and the excitement has
entirely abated, as was evidenced by the fact
that only half a dozen spectators were pre-
sent in the court this morning. Lewis ad-
heres to the statement that the girl accident
ally shot herself He says that she went to
the trunk III the wagon to get cap which
she was in thu habit of wearing upon her
head. Two shot guns were on top of the
trunk and in moving them one was discharg-
ed. The absence of any reasonable motive
for his killing the girl has led many citizens
to have some faith in his story.
He will be tried at the next term of the
District Court, which meets in this county
on the first Monday in September.
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UNION GUARDS PICNIC.


The Union Guards of Butte, the strongest
military organization in the Territory, will
give their first annual picnic at Warm
Springs next Sunday. There will be dress
parade, target practice, foot races, cricket,
base ball. dancing, etc. The excursion will
leave Butte at o'clock a. m, and IL Is sug-
gested il any considerable number OF Deer
Lodge people desire 10 be present a special
excursion train can be had from here. The
Alice Band will accompany the Union Guards
and discourse music during the day. We
have no doubt many of our people win be
glad to avail themselves of the opportunity
20 be- present, although we would have been
glad to see the Union Guards come here for
their picnic. There are delightful groves
and back-stops for targets or base ball Ia the
edge.of town and az the Lake, and IL Is not
probable entertainment can yet be had at the
Springs for as many people as would like TO
witness th. drill of the military company.
However, the Springs goes, and we hope the
boys will have royal time.
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Exit the Stage Coach.
Miss0ulidn, 10Th.

Quite change has come over the spirit of
Missoula travel. The last Gilmer s. Sails
bury coaches were drawn off on Monday, and
hereafter passengers for the east will all
travel by the ". p. cars-at least TO Kramer's
where Cain Mahony has gone to act rs
agent for the stage company at that point.
In times past we have said good many hard
words of Gilmer g. Salisbury's manner of
conducting business; they have charged us
high prices for poor accommodations ia their
wagons, and compelled US to walk over high
hills and muddy places; but after all they
have been q valued blessing in aifording n
sure and quite regular mode of transit to and
fro, and wa have received our regular rations
of U. S. mail, summer and winter, in sun
shine and storm and high water, and we have
spoken but few words Of appreciation for the
public servants who have completed thor
work. To growl is human, and the same cit
izen snarlers who have been crying in times
past because the stage wasn't always on time
aud charged twenty cents per mile for stage
fare, will be showering iinprecations upon
the railroad monopoly" which occasionally
kills COW or grinds us into the dust with its
five, six, or seven cents per mile 'imposi-
tons"
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Song and Mirth.

Moss's Boston Ministries, with Miss Bessie
Louise King ~ leading soprano, and one of
the best quint.ites in the country, will give
osE entertainment at O'Neill's Theatre next
Monday evening, under the management of
Mr. Mcguire This company has twenty
three MINISTRIES and will g;re Us some very
enjoyable music. There will not be . vacant
seat In th- house, and it Is we'll TO secure
favorite seats at cnce. Apply ut Colfman's.
Boxes for sale at O'Neills-
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LIQUOR HOUSE "GoeBLEp uP.n
A. KIeinschmidt, Creditor for $4,000. VS..
Her e. Co.
Herald, 18Th.

Herald, 18Th.
The closing by the sheriff this morning of
the liquor house doing business in this city
under the firm name of Her s. CO., led to
many street rumors involving the standing
of Kleinschmidt Bros. s. Co.. of which house
Tier & Co. are understood to be an otishoot.
The attachment which closed the doors Of
Tier & Co. was issued at the instance OF Al
bert Kleinschmidt, brother Of Reinhold and
Carl Kleinschmidt, of Kleinschmidt Bros. 81
Co, Albert claiming TO be creditor OF Her
& Co. In the sum of SI0,oOo. Inquiry dis
closes the fact that the seizure of Her & Co.'s
goods did not extend to the parent house OF
Kleinschmidt Bros. & Co., whose store was
open throughout the day with business going
on in the usual form. Reinhold Klein.
schmidt aud Albert Kleinschmidt were In
consultation for some time today with their
lawyers. TIE rumor that Reiuhold's house
had been assigned to Albert was inquired
lnto by Herald reporter and pronounced
false. There n plenty Of nasty talk on the
streets, bur II there Is anything serious back
OF the "gobhling up Of a partnership branch
of H. Bros. a Co, we are unable to-day to
get hold of IT,
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Reverend Henry Ward Beeeher.

This distinguished divine, without doubt
the ablest pulpit orator in the world, who is
now on q visit to his son, who is captain of q
vessel on Puget Sound, arrived from the east
last evening. Mrs. Beecher accompanies him,
and Major J. b. Pond, who has him under
engagement for his Farewell Lecture Tour,
was in charge of the party. They came from
Helena to Sweetland's by cars, and from
thence in by private conveyance. The hour
at which we go to press prohibits any men,
ton whatever Of the lecture which was to
take place in the Skating Pavilion last even
ing. We think Manager Bosworth made q
losing error in placing the price of reserved
seats at 50, there being an inherent and gen.
eral prejudice against going outside Of the
regular prices. In advance, however, of the
lecture we will say that any one who hears 1t
from the eloquent lecturer will say they
would not have missed the opportunity for
many times the cost.
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Indsnen1ent. 10th.

els it true that daylight has been lot
through Mullan tuunel?" asked reporter of
Colonel Dodge last evening.
"Well, guess it is So" was the reply; 81
walked through there yesterday"
Colonel Dodge further stated that the head
ings met at about seven o'clock Wednesday
morning. He was unaware Of the fact when
he went out to the tunnel that morning, but
on his walking in to the working point Che
was accompanied by DIR. McCauley, June
Sanders, and J. w. Hathaway. he was sur
prlsed to find that passage had been opened
clear through the mountain. The headings,
Is should be understood, are only the top por-
ton of the tunnel, being sixteen feet wide
and eight feet high. Several hundred feet OF
bottom work yet remains to be taken out,
requiring probably sixty days to complete.
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THE HOLE THROUGH.
The East and West Openings of Mullan Tun-
mel Connected.


Uer07d, Iuqltst va.
Before breakfast call yesterday morning,
August sth the final blast was fired which
tore down the granite barrier and let day.
light through Mullan tunnel But n few mo-
ments elapsed before the draft suction cleared
away the envelopInG smoke, and III" grimy
workmen from the east ami west met in the
aperture (nearly one-half the size of the
tunner, and signaled the event by iusty
cheers, hearty hand shakes, and bumpers
drank to the health Of Muir and the success
which had crowned his great undertaking.
Through connection and through ventilation
having been secured, til. concluding labor of
taking out the 800 feet of bench in the west
working will proceed rapidly and 10 the best
possible advantage.
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A CARD.
The Es,erly Binder in Missoula County.

CORVALLIS, NJ. r., August 10, 1885.
Mr.. w. II. Strdub:
DEAR SIR-The Esterly machines arc now
fairly ut work. Those who purchased them
are we'll pleased, and do not fail to sound tho
praises of the same in tho ears OF those who
purchased other machines. They bind all
kinds Of grain; also peas. Peas are not sup
posed TO be cut and bound, but purchasers
have confidence that the Esterlv will cut and
bind anything that grows or Z farm. They
are anxious for field trial, hus Their" j. no
danger of getting an opportunity To try tn
machines, for the Estery Hn touh;",liT du..,
the best work, is the MOI 'un-"1i,p ,"
operate, runs easier, and il III" hanl4orrcst.
and those who purchas, other mach.r"-
know they cannot Compel with IN, E.tarly,
They do the cleanest and best work | ever
saw done, arc convenient to operate, and so
simple that any ordinary farmer with very
little explanation can 60 into the field and
meet with very little trouble in running it.
Yours respectfully, Il. w. MARTIN.
1876 1t
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I. o, OF 0. r.
The Grand Lodge to Nee. Here August 22a

The Grand Lodge of the Independent Or.
der Of Odd Fellows of Montana, will meet
in Deer Lodge, Wednesday, August I'D and
continue in session two days. A street
parade in regalia will take place on the al
ternoon of the ed and a grand ball will be
given the visiting brethren by Cottonwood
Lodge, No. Q, in the evening. Arrange
ments have been made for excursionists
from Butte and it is anticipated about l5c
ladies and gentlemen will DO present. The
committee have spared no effort to render
the occasion pleasant and we doubt not 1,
will be a most joyful meeting of the Broth
erhood. Ageneral invitation is given to the
ball, and it will probably be the largest there
has been in Deer Lodge for years.
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HOMICIDE AT pHlLIPsBuRG.
John wenaudy Killed by VIM. oueenor.


Correspondence Nelc NORTHWEST.
PuILIpsBuRG, August 1o.-About hait past
one O'Clock to-day, John Wenandy, Wen
known resident of this place, was sho'
through the head aud instantly Killed 10y
Vim. Queenor, miner living ut hasmarek
There were only two witnesses TO the nh'or'
tunate affair, aud they state that Wenandy
abused oueenor and struck him in the face,
knocking him down. Queenor got up ana
wenandy started to pull his coat OH 10 hgh''
when Queenor pulled his pistol and shot.
Til. murderer escaped and his Whereabouts
nc present writing are unknown. r. H. d.
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BORN.

Deer Lodge, Aug. 10, 1888,
TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Aldridge, son.
Deer Ledge, Aug. Is, 1898, 20
Mr.. aud Mrs. chss. Aspling, son.
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Strayed.-&iO Reward.

s,rayed from Gold treek range zbou, the last
of April, one black 3 year old horse, blind IN
right eye, branded Ju connected over inverted v
on left thigh and p over box Left shoulder;
also one small bay horse with one or roth Of the
above brands. Any one giving information that
will lead tai the recovery OF the above animals
will be rewarded BY $40 zach
rae 5. Joseph s. PETERSON
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offer for sale q ranch Of 800 acres Of excel
lent i1nd under fence, FIVE mica from Edwards
Vile on the line OF the v. r. r. r. Very produe
tive Cuts 100 tons OF hay. One four room
dwelling, stable, eorrals. agricultural nipple
mcnts, etc. Viii be sold at reasonable price or
easy terms. MRS. SUSAN MANTON.
1897 EdwardsvIle july Ia, 1883
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Since the above was in type we notice by
,h,. Herald that four trains are TO run from
the east and two from the west to the cere-
monial point, which In said 10 be ''twenty-six
miles west OF Helena7-somewhere near the
Fr.nchwoman's This indicates that the
fence Is TO be knocked down, but the locality
selected is not 70 accessible az the one we
have suggested above.
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The annua! meeting will be held at Deer Lodge
on the 3Oth and 31st of August, in connection
programme or exercises will be published In
due time THOS. w. cATLTN,
T3at4 Co. Supt. OF Schools.
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nNE Case Canton and Renfrew Gnghams.-
~ 200 Pieces Ribbon. 90 Pieces Dress
Goods and Watcrpio of, Silk Hosiery, Gents
fine Underwear and Eeckwear just received at
Kieinschmidt's. 1855 1t
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 3lsT.
1::0 D. in-Essay: L. w. Catlin.
l:D - Tact: II. T. Englehorn.
2:lD - Discussion.
30 d" --Pestalozzi: Mrs. l.. f. Howey.
310 90 Discussion.
800 ~ Essay: Miss Alice S. Nichols.
i:10 Qualification of Teachers: Cor
neliuS Hedges.
500 " Recess.
TO q Music.
Tbs -Empiricism in Education: E. b.
Howell.
s:i5 Reconciliation of Clergymen
and Scientists: DIR. G.. z. Swal-
low.
s.45 90 Erection Of officers.
SEQ Adjourn.
+. n. HowEy, President.
j. II. MEYERS, Vice President.
II. T. ESGELHoRN, Secretary.
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TO STAGE DRIVERS AND OTHERS.
Iosr-s5 REWARD,

sr,w.rpa~ A red heather PockeJBo ar
kX<S#GN Deer Lodge, or else on the stagn
kt ROAD between there and the oil
Frenchmans place. Whoever
returns IL intact to the owner, A PERKEs, NJ
wellS, Fargo & Co.'S office, Missoula, viii
be paid FtvF DoI.IsRs fSFlf~
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To BE Held in Deer Lodge August 80 and
81. 1888.

Following is the programme of the Terri
toriaI Teachers Association, which is to con-
vene in Deer Lodge Thursday, August 3ath,
and continue two days. The programme is
not yet complete and 1t is probable other
features will be supplied at a later date.
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MARRIED.

RoBB-CRAHAM-In Deer Lodge, August 10,
1883, at the residence of Mr.. j. v. Beaton,
bv Rev. r. ]. Groenevsld, tir. W. p. Rohb
Scotland.
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Examination Of Teachers.


l will hold public examlnation for Teachers
Certificates on Saturda. Sept. 1st. In the pub
THOS. W. CATLIN,
1866 Co. Supt. Schools.
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At last accounts Queener who killed Wen
andy was still at large, having fed to the
mountains Immediately after the killing. 1t
is stated that he feared lynching, as Phil
ipsburgers have said emphaticalIy that the
next murderer in that camp would swing
quick. Under Sheriff McTague and Deputy
Dickinson are in search Of him and it is
believed he will before long give himself
up or be captured. Wenaudy, the victim
of the affray is we'll known rs defendant In
a divorce case which has been in the courts
here for years, and in which the verdict Of
the jurors and the sympathIes of the public
were with him. He has not been consider
ed bad man, but seems latterly to have
drank considerably, perhaps induced by his
troubles, which seem to have been at the
bottom of his ugliness in the quarrel that
led to his death. We do not know Queener
personally, b Ut he is well spoken Of and
the evidence shows that Wenandy abused
and forced him until there will be much
sympathy with him, If not justification of
his act in the public mind.
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One three -rou.., fsuss and lot, with stable and
barn on 3 street, between I'd and Sd. Deer
Locke, VIII be sold as q bargain. Inquire OF
Tsn,f M BEN, Deer Lodge.
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1:30 p. m Organization. 49,
1.45 Address of welcome by Rev. +.
j. Groeneveld. ...
EOS % --Response: Clinton III. Moore.
10 "a Literary Culture: Miss Helen p
Clarke.
$40 80 Discussion.
$40 - Essay: w. Egbert Smith.
400 i" Discussion.
500 '' Recess.
80 - Music.
7:45 What Shall We Teach: II. III
~ Howey.
S:i5 " Music Dis cussion.
900 % Adjourn.
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Agents Of the New North. West.

The following Agents are duly authorized by
the NEW NORTHWEST, and subscriber. are
requested to make settlement with them when
called upon:
Thok. w. catiin. General travelling Agent.
Patrick Talent Butte and Wakervills.
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EpIsc IPAL-Reiigious services will be held
at ST. Janes Up seopal Church morning a d
ming on he Third Sunday Of each month.
Rev. 5, c, BlackiR'on officiAting.
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Plastering Contract to Let.

will receive proposals until September LAT
for three thousand yards, Of three coat, hard
finish, piastering on my dwelling house, Deer
Lodge. Particulars given on application.
N. J. BlELENBERG.
Deer Lodge, August 18th. 1861
4 FIRST-RATE TWO HORSE OPEN BUGGY
A-one-ineh skeins wide track, pole and eush-
ion, complete and at bargain. Inquire Of losiyn
Morse. 1851
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
w consignment OF James X. Hills genuine
Concord Harness direct from the factory which
we propose 70 sell as low an <he lowest.
53S St PACIFIC WAGON x IMP. Co.
EXAMINE THE CONCORD, TIMKIN
Il SPRING and other FIRST class buggies and
e carriages, also the Al Mountain Spring, and
Caldwell wagons at The Pacific Wagon and I'm
element Co.'S Warehouse. 1856 81
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

New goods at reduced prices at the T eer Lodge
Drug Co.'S. $50
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RELIGIOUS.

AFHoLlc-Serviees every Sunday. Sunday
school at O'Clock each Sunday under direction
OF Sisters Of Charity.
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PRESBYTERIAN Services every Sunday at
j O'Clock a. IN, and 2 O'Clock p. IN. Sun
day Senool every sunday at z o'clock.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

Advertisements nder this head will be charged
fifteen cents per line for he FIRST insertion, and
ten cents per line for each subsequent insertion
measured in nonparei type
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4 ARGE ASsoR MEHT OF BIRD CAGES
| andcroquet sets at VIM. Colema Co 5
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MIR 49, NEIRAL IA ca RE DEER
n Lodge Drug Co.'S. Don ruher any Longer
with Neuralgia. 'ol
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Call and examine the new Invoice Of perfumer
dnd toilet articles al he Deer Lodge Drug Co. 8.
Store. $50
Stand and hanging lamps, bracket lamps and
chandeliers at he Deer Lodge Drug Cos