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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-31
A Tempest in a Teapot,

BALTIMORE, March 2S.-Several
weeks ago Miss Lolita Galloway,
aged IS, renowned the Christian re-
ligion and embraced the Hebrew
faith. After a course of studies she
took up her residence at the home Of
Rabbi Lilienthal, who adopted her
as his daughter, calling her Rebecca,
and she designating him affection
ately as papa. A rumor prevailed
to-day that they were to be married.
A correspondent called upon Miss
Galloway for the purpose of learn
ing the truth or falsity of it
The young lady Indignantly denied
there vas any truth in the rumor but
added that the rumor probably grew
out of the fact that a few days ago
the Rabbi presented her 10 Heyman
Henrick, and informed her that he
(Lilienthal) proposed to give her to
a widower and that as he did not
like the idea of her going to a board
ing house he had selected a husband
for her. II was perfectly
said Miss Galloway, land indignant
~ rejected the proposition, but I
have since been persuaded by the
man in every possible way, though I
have notgiven him the slightest en-
couragement. 1 am happy in the
Hebrew faith, but am not prepared
to marry, and when l am l propose
to select my own husband. The case
has excited extraordinary interest in
Hebrew circles.
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Foreign News.

BERLIN, March 28.-Emperor Will
liam slept fairly last night. Better
to-day.
LONDON, March 2s.-Two men who
had in their possession a quantity of
gun cotton have been arrested in
Dover.
DUBLIN, March 2S.-The police
are searching for the papers of Boy
ton, who was arrested in Kildare
yesterday. 1t is belived his arrest is
connected with the murder cOnspir-
acy case.
ROME, March 2S.-The Vatican is
d%ispleased with the Most Rev. Thos.
Croke, Archbishop of CasLel, Ire
land, for opening a subscription list
for the relief of Parnell.
LONDON, March 2S.-The Stand
ards Vienna correspondent says:
Before France opens hostilities in
Madagascar she will issue a circular
note to the powers explaining the
motives for her action.
DUBLIN, March 2S.-FreeMun's
Journal says the escape of Number
One probably will be discussed in the
Commons tomorrow. The Journal
asserts the police allowed him to es-
cape because they knew his arrest
would reveal matters weakening thu
testimony Of James Cary, the in
former.
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Special Local Notices.

~H~~e ~O~~A V3SC9
One hundred and fifty boxes of
choice fresh oranges, at Morris Bros.
Pinkham sells new hair mattresses
cheap.
Acomplete bar outfit for sale cheap
At Pinkham's.
Everything in the house furnishin
line at Pinkham's.
Go to Roberts d Co. for bargain. in
household goods marl2dtf.
If you want a genuine bargain in
new furniture 20 to Pinkham's.
Some first-class billiard tables will
be closed out low At Pinkham's. \
WANTED. - Three cigar MI ker.
Apply to or address George +. Tot
ans & Co., box 500, Butte City. s-14-l0
marldtf
Pete Gamble, at the Silver CITY
Market, West Park street, keeps con-
stantly on hand poultry, fresh fish.
game, vegetables, etc. loft
The best "bit" cigar in the citv at
D. HI. Cohen's. mch1S.tf
II you are going to buy a horse.
mule or team, for saddle, buggy or
draft, 60 to Pinkham. He can outfit
you with horses, saddles and harness
complete, cheaper than you can get
them elsewhere.
Fifty yoke Of work cattle for sale.
Apply 10 flnkham. 321t If
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Personal.

Sheriff George w. Irwin left for
Deer Lodge OF this mornings train.
Mrs. w. Pinkham, who has been
very low with pneumonia, was much
better yesterday.
J. w. Kinsley, Grand Lecturer A.
o. u. W., is now instituting lodges
Of that fourishing order in Wyo-
ming.
Hon. VIM. j. Galbraith is spend
ing a few days with his family at
Deer Lodge, prior to his departure
for Benton, where he will open court
on the third Monday in April.
Gov. Eli II. Murray, Utah's Exec
utive, and General McCook, COM
handing at Fort Douglas, passed
through on Monday nights train en-
route to Helena, where they will be
the guests of Governor Crosby. They
are expected to pay Butte a visit on
their return trip.
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GOssipS Trash.

NEW YORK. March 2S.-Gossips,
who have been making estimates OF
the cost of Vanderbiit's ball, have
given publicity to extravagant and
ridiculous figures. That upwards Of
$1,000, 900 were expended is entirely
erroneous. The report that the fabul-
Gus sum ef$2O,OO0 had been expended
for floral decorations alone gives
place to the truth of the matter that
the cost Of the rare exotics that found
a place among the art hangings of the
sumptuousd drawing rooms was $4,000
The supper furnished by the Chefs
cuisine Of the combined families of
Vanderbilt, aided in the matter of
ices and pastry by Delmonico, cost,
inclusive of service and incideDtals
$4,000. Sparkling beverages con-
sumed n estimated to have cost
5000: while the cost of the music of
Lander and Gilmore is said to have
been but $500.
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NEWS.
As Narrated by Our Montana
Exchanges.

There is talk of organizing a Post
of the Grand Army of the Republic
in Miles City.
Two large skating Kinks are to be
built in Helena within the next two
OF three weeks.
Lemuel Miller, a workman at
Sheds mills in Bozeman caught his
foot in a saw last week and partially
severed it.
Hunters in the bad lands OH
Tongue river have struck a bonanza
slaughtering coyotes for the scalp
bounty.
An Art School will be organized in
Bozeman, to DO taught by a Miss
Laura l.. Mcintyre, a recent Paris
Art Academy graduate.
The mining machinery for the
Collar mines at Vaudeville is being
transported from Junction City to
that point in prairie schooners.
A Camp Poplar soldier who was on
guard at the guard house released the
prisoner he was guardinga few days
since and the two deserted together.
A mammoth 14O-horse power
Corliss-Reynolds engine and a COM
plete quartz crushing outfit arrived
at Livingston last week for the
Clark's Fork mines.
The Yogo district promises to
Loom this year. Anumber of Benton
northumberland in mining prop
erty there, are talking of putting up
q five stamp mill this season.
Ex-Sheriff McKenzie's barn at
BOzeman was burned last Saturday
night and a hired man who slept in
it came near playing 3 leading role
in the contiagratiOn act.
On the 18th of February Dave Lee
shot and killed IL Shaw. The row
took place over a game of cards at
Stones ranch on the Box Alder, one
of the tributaries Of the Little Mis-
souri,.
Four hundred lodges of Sioux are
camped on Grand liver, east. of the
Cave hills. Buffalo are said TO be
plenty down that way. Over 5000
have been killed east of the Yellow
stone this season.
The Spanish Smel,er Company at
Barker secured fire brick, for lining
the furnace by purchasing II of the
Of the Choteau House in
Benton, which was built Of that ma
terial.
A travelling dentist and one Of his
Bridgeville customers had a quarrel
which ended in the customer draw
ing a derringer. The dentist picked
up a stove poker and dropped his an
tagonist in a holy minute.
Dr.. Cole has returned to Helena
from his inspection of the Territorial
Penitentiary and Warm Springs In
sane Asylum. He recommends an
enlargement o. the prison. There
are now sixty-one prisoners in the
penitentiary and the same number of
patients in the insane asylum.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-31

The Cincinnati NeWs has received
some very cheerful intelligence from
Lexington. 1t is to the effect that
Councilman Nose Kaufman has
invented an electric front door lock,
without key hole or key, which is a
wonder. You can set it when you
go to the lodge so that if a sober man
touches it it will ring the fire bell and
knock him down, Lut when you
come home at two o'clock a. M, we'll
corned it opens noiselessly to the
touch, lights the hall lamp, pulls off
your boots, winds your watch, helps
you up stairs and paralyzes your
wife's tongue till you get to sleep.
Nose is a member of the lodge and
knew it would supply a long felt
want.
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New o Gossip.

New YORK, March IS. Wall
street papers say about $1,000 shares
of Central Pacific have changed
hands since March 1st. The sales
yesterday aggregated q, 700 shares as
high as 8 per cent was paid yesterday
for carrying the stock. Total sales of
the Union Pacific yesterday were
1900 shares. The Star understands
Jay Gould is going West in a few
days extending his tour to Ca!ifor-
MIA.
The World figuring on the outlay
of Vanderbilt's ball estimates the
costumes to have cost .S155, $50.
flowers, s11, 600; carriages. $1,000;
hair dressing, $4,000. The supper,
and extra servants hire cost Wander
bilt about S25, coo and his extra flow
ers $4,000. Altogether the ball cost
no less than $25O,0OO.
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Paris Notes.

PARIS, March 2S.-The announce
ment in a German newspaper that
Germany will not allow France to
steal a march on her in the adoption
of repeating rifles for her infantry
causes no comment here. Four hat
talions of German troops at Konigs-
berg have already been armed with
repeating rifles as an experiment, but
the results so for are discouaging.
The Minister of the Interior and
Minister of Justice have signed a
contract with the Credit Foucier by
which the latter engages to build
dwellings to alleviate the crisis caused
by high rents.
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A. T. Manning,

Representing w. H. Yearian & Co.,
Salt Lake City, offers for the next
three days $50 styles Stetson's best
soft, stiff and flexible Hats, embrac-
ing all the latest Spring Styles; also
q full and complete line of Gents
Furnishing Goods. ''Shirts to order"
a specially. A call is respectfully So
licited. Sample Room 10, Granite
street Lodging House. 1t
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Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Elmer has ordered the establish
ment Of a postal route in the Terri
tory of Alaska, to extend from
Haines to Juneau, a distance of 105
miles. The service will be monthly.
The mail will probably be carried by
canoe. The contract was awarded to
Sheldon Jackson, of The New York
Presbyterian Missionary Society.
This is the first mail route established
between points within the Territory
of Alaska.
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Railroad Racket.

Two new Pullman sleeping cars for
the Northern Pacific have been
named the Deer Lodge and National
Park.
The N. P. depot will be located in
Helena by Col. Lamborn during his
present trip to the Western towns.
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Rear in mind the Carnival at the
Pavilion on Thursday evening, April
9th. A prize to each LADY and gen.
tlemaD" for the most original and
best sustained character, 3 25tf
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A Strike IN VIRGINIA.

LYNCHBURG, March 2S.-Tobacco
operatives appointed q committee to
confer with manufacturers for the
purpose OF coming to terms but the
latter determined to resist the de
mand for increased wages. The
strikers induced other operatives to
quit work by intimidation.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-31

From the beginning of this year
up to the middle of February 357
shipwrecks were r~epor.ed-an in
rease of 14S as compared with the
corresponding period of 1882.
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Burned to Death.

CINCINNATI, March 2S.-At Peru,
Ind, Solomon Fegley an aged farmer
living alone in Butler township
burned to death last night trying to
save money in a trunk in the garrett
of his burning house. The body WAS
found in the ashes of the house.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-31

At Buffalo creek, forty miles south
of Suliy Springs, on the evening of
the 4th, George Mattox. formerly of
DeadwoOd, had an alteration with
a buffalo skinner named William
Jackson. 1t was either kill or be
killed, and Mattox, who is a dead
shot, fired and instantly killed Jack
son. The act is said to have been
done in self-defense.
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Grand Parade and Bail.

. The Odd Fellows are making
arrangements for a celebration on the
10Th of next month. The order of
exercises includes a grand civic
parade through the princi pal streets
of the city, winding up at Renshaw
Opera House. where an grafton will
be delivered by Rev. J. E. Smith,
and various rites and ceremonies Of
the order will be observed. In the
evening a grand ball will be given at
the Opera House.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-31
Challenge Accepted.

1 accept the challenge issued by
Edward Matthews, and will fight
him with hard gloves in a "a foot
ring for one hundred dollars and gate
receipts. The fight to be governed
by the Marquis of Queensbury rules.
Man and money can be found at the
Milwaukee Beer Hall, West Broad
IT. ALFRED JOHNS.
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Saddle Rock Restaurant,

West Broadway, Butte, Montana.
Ham and eggs twice a day. Break
fast and supper extra fine. Dinner
from II a. M. to ) p. III. every day.
Soup all hours of the day and night.
ALL MEALS 25 CENTS. No EXTRA
CHARGE. J.. 3. KEEFE, PrOpr.
3-29m1
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SANDS Il BOYCE,


Uosin OM Of Clothing.
We will continue our Sale of Cloth.
ing until the entire stock is disnosoa
of.
Chinchilla Oyercoats worth soon
will be sold at 1920.
Oregon Kersey Goats, worth slom
reduced to $500.
Blanket Lined listers, worth STA
reduced to $500.
Cashmere Suits, worth $3.50. 70.
duced to $3.50.
Cashmere Suits, worth 5000, r.
duced to $500.
Dress Suits, worth $500, reduced
to $3.50.
Black Dress Suits, worth 49,, 4. 70.
duced to $500.
Fine Torcot Suits, worth 5000 {, re.
duced to 5000.
Buffalo Overcoats, worth So. 90, 70.
duced to $500.
Coon and Badger Fur Goats, worth
$780, 90, reduced to $50 90.
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The SKELETON of an enormous ami
NAL has been found in Wyoming Ter
ritory. The jaw measures eleven
feet. This must be the skeleton of
the original mother-in-law.
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Cremated.

PITTsBURG, March 2S.-This
morning at four o'clock = frame
house in Allegheny City, occupied
by Edward Graham, q destroyed
by fire. Two twin boys, aged fifteen
months, children of David Faulkner,
who lived in two rooms of the house,
were creMlated.
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On and after Thursday, the Goth
inst, the Pavilion will be open from
$3.50 until 1890 a. m. for the ladies
exclusively. This hour is for those
who are learning the art of skating.
Use of skates given. The regular
gratuitous daily privileges extended
to ladies, 1880 until l O'Clock p. M,
will he continued. 3-2S.tf
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A Michigan girl fell from a STEP
ladder, striking her head against a
marble-top table with such force as
to break the marble, but she only
suffered a headache in consequence.
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The Harrisburg Patriot says that
it NJ. de Lesseps lives long enough he
will probably undertake the divine
job Of holding the seas in the hollow
Of his hand.
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Sentence of the Twelve.

BELFAST, March 28.-Judge Law
son has sentenced the twelve MEM
bers of the Armagh assassination .
ciety, who were recently convicted
of conspiracy to murder, to terms Of
penal servitude varying from five to
ten years.
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Notice

The firm Of James Shields Il Co.
being dissolved, all accounts due the
late firm must be paid to Jno. Caplice
& Co., who are duly authorized to
collect the same. All overdue &C.
counts must be settled before March
Goth, or they will be placed with an
attorney for collection.
311tf JNO. CAPLICE 4 Co.
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Auction, Auction.

At the Second Hand Store on West
Park street, to-day at II O'clock. A
million articles useful and ornament
a. at your own prices. Sales will
continue daily if weather permits.
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Gentlemen and ladies who desire
to attend the Carnival at the Pavil-
ion on. Thursday, April 5th, will
please give in their names at the Pa
vilion office at once 3 25dswtf
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Settle Up.

All persons indebted 10 James
Warfield, at the Star Livery stable,
are requested to step forward and set
tie at once, and thosehaving accounts
against him will please present them
for settlement. 1924 If
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Notice.

A regular meeting of Summit Val
ley Lodge No. Il A. 0. U. w. will
be held at Ridgely Hall this (Thurs-
day. evening at O'Clock. BY ORDER
of the NJ. w. L. E.. DAMIEN,
marie 1t Recorder.
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DUBLIN. March 2S.-Twenty-one
OF the twenty-six persons arrested at
Ballenrobe for completely in the MUIR
der of Feerick in June, 1880. have
been released.
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Instrumental Music.

Mrs. r. P. Hopkins will again take
a class in instrumental music.
Terms reasonable. Residence Silver
street near Montana. 1w-*
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A bill has passed the New York
legislature which provides for pen
sions to teachers in the schools of
that State and professors in the city
colleges who have attained the age of
20 wears.
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II. CHAUVIN.
MINE AND MINING STOCK BROKER.
VatNabte Quartz and Placer.
NiNeSf Oi. SGie,

Cerresr ondence with heaviest an! most
successful operators, who have the ear OF
mon ed syndicates on the New org par;.
Madrid a d London markets.
Wou'd-De mining purchasers will find it
70 their advantage to consult with me in
serson or correspondence. Being on the s, OF
ran save YOU m and money in ne .otia-
ing through me Correspondence with
San francisco. st. Louis. Chicago and Sail
Lake solicited. Hundreds of mo. valma'
ote mines IN his district lying idle for want
OF capital to turn them into dividend nav
ing properties for sale cheap, and now is
your time to turn them to account.
ADDRESS or call at J. CHAUVIN'S,
Quartz street, Ruffe. NJ n
2Ofebdtf
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G.. B. Sarchet, NJ. D., homo
pathic~ physician and surgeon; Office
Granite street, south side, near Main
Residence, No. 10 Granite street.
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Go to DuRell's, Upper Main street,
for fresh salmon, chickens, new Cali
1ornia cabbage and caulifower.
325l W
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Our immense trade in Carpets en-
ables US to control many private and
special designs of leading manufac-
lures.
$50 Choice Patterns in Fine Wool
Carpets, in Ingrains and Three-plys.
Is Patterns in new stylish colorings
and designs in Tapestry Brussels.
IS Rich and lovely designs in Body
Brussels.
The handsome new designs in Ak
minister, Moquette, Wilton and Vel
vet, are rich beyond description.
Mattings, Linoleum Oil Cloths,
Carpet Paper, Rugs, Mats, Cornice
Poles, Stair Rods, Ottomans, Hassocks,
Piano and Table Coverings in endless
variety.
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so Pieces of Black and Assorted
Colored Satins, in ''short lengths"
varying from three to six yards, In
the popular standard shades, will be
sold at 50 cents less on the yard than
their real value.
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SANDS & BOYCE
DRY GOODS

Black Caskmeres. We have just re
ccived and placed on sale an elegant
stock, to which We invite the atten-
ton of close buyers.
We are adding to u Dress Goods
Department the newest fabrics. Our
exhibition will excel in variety and
newness, presenting all the NOVEL;
TIES in the various fabrics for spring
wear.
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SANDS & BOYCE.
WALL PAP'R

In Art Decorations, we have cuiled
from the leading manufactures the
most stylish patterns, and present the
leading and commanding stock.
In Florentine and Embossed Gifts
the styles are indeed works of art,
pleasing as they are in design and ef-
feet. No artists eye could improve
the blending of the artistic colorings,
aesthetic as they are, combining all
the essentials of beauty in variety and
richness.
The spring patterns in Micas, Satins
TiDts, White and Brown Blanks, to-
gether with the most complete stock
of Decorations, consisting of Freizes,
Dados, Extensions. Centres, Corners
Rails, Panels. etc, for parlors, bed
rooms, halls and dining rooms.
Newest styles in Oil Shades and
Shading, Lace Curtains, Brocatelles,
etc, in new effects and colorings.
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had progressed an hour the post
mistress was released on bond. The
two clerks who censpired against her
have been discharged.
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SANDS & BOYCE.
II !

Special designs in lovely new color
iaes in Carpets, are now on exhibi
ton in our Broadway Carpet Rooms,
accessible through U Main street
sales room.)
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II. w.
lawn

Main street, - door south of Park. Money
% loan on AL kinds OF goods Open from
q. m. TO 6 q. M. If,nard,r
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StraVed or StOlan.

From the Utah & Northern depot,
on the 9th inst, a gray horse, fifteen
hands high with harness marks,
about seven years old. shod all round,
very round body and light tail; $50
reward will be paid to the finder on
returning the same to the under
signed, Or = suitable reward for infor-
nation that may lead to the animals
recovery. HUGH KIRKENDALL.
3l4tf
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Death of Victcria's Faithful Ser
want.

want.
LONDON, March 2S.-John Brown,
the well-known parsonage. attendant
Of Queen Victoria, is dead. His
death occurred at Windsor Castle.
The Times anticipates Childers,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, will
have on hand at theend ofthe coming
financial year a minimum surplus of
FL, SOC, 900.