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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23
cuEERLEssyESs AT LONG BEACH

II WAS dreamy sort OF day at Long
Beach Yesterday and most OF the guests ut the hotel anu
the transient pleasure seekers who were there Tor the
day contented Themselves when they not In the
water with sitting the broad verandas and watching
the clouds that formed strange pictures In the sky ana
seeing gnt and shade play the surface OF the sea
The ocean green shading into the most curious tnts
where IL rolled Ia the beach and thero was not much
surf Tho STIR ped marques which formed sucl pretty
picture on the white sands last year have been pitched
again and under them sat groups OF people watching
the bathers occasional snip that swept around the
horizon In the hotel there but three rooms Vacant
and every thing bcokons successful season for the
place.
Among the guests at the hotel the following; Gen
eral f. NJ McCook, Denver II. NJ. Brooke and family.
aud E g. Higgins OF MorristOwn; jules Reyna. White
Plains; Colonel Floyd Jones, South oyster Bay John
G. Emo william X. Soulter. q. W. Q1intard H. T.
Flower, j. ID. Flower senator Hamilton
Harris, Albany: william Dowd. i. W. Evans
Thomas A. Edison, Baron Nandcrhef, nelson
Robinson. william j. Florence and family Jonn McCul-
Tough the Hon 4. ". lIinchman, Oetroiti Jacob
HAYS and family, ;. Van H. fOnda, Louisville; Judge
H. Brown Chicago jules 5chmider Dallas, Tex; j. NJ
Mclean. q. A. Fansnaw, l.. Wnsow, John OSBORN. j.
brown Lord q. de Forest Lord, benjamin Nicol j. ".
Burnhain g. Is. HOtchkss, Nathan Chandler aud family
C. w. Christmas john Elliott and family, william
MDzess. IT,. j. NJ DOdd. l.. Charlier John b. carson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

Synopsis for me past hcenty-rour hours
WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The barometer is
highest Ia the South Atlantic States and is low in Colo
RADIO and In the Lower st. Lawrence Valley. The tenn
perare risen in all districts east OF the Mississippi
Valley, except IN the Upper Lake region where 1t has
fallen slenuy. south to west winds prevail in nearly
all districts except In the Upper Lake region. where
they are variable Local rains have fallen I'm the Middle
Atlantic States Lake region, Missouri Valley and In the
Gulf States.
Indications for today
For New England, partly cloudy weather and local
rains, falling followed by rising barometer stationary
o rising temperature. westerly winds
For the Middle Atlantic states, fair weather In eN-
trene partly cloudy weather and local rains Ia
the northern portion, falling followed by rising barom
cter, nearly stationary temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, partly cloudy weather
and local rama followed by clearing weather. station
AIRY or rising barometer. slight fall In temperature
For the Upper Lake region, fair weather. variable
winds, stationary or rising barometer nearly stationary
temperature.
For the Upper Mississippi Valley fair in the south
era and central pOron southery winds, stationary or
rising barometer, stationary temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

TRIBUNE OFFICE, July Cd a. m.-The moVemehht
In the barometer yesterday was downward. CLOUDY
weather With 30 OF inch OF rain during the second
quarter was followed by partly cloudy aud iar weather
Thetemperature ranged between III ana W. TUG Aver
age f7S being 3iao lower than on the corresponding
dav last wear and 47so higher than on Saturday.
Fair or clear weather and slight changes IN te9Pes
time nreceded by cloudy weather and chances or light
rain nav be expected to-day IN this city and Vicinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23
KILLED By A RAILROAD TRAIN.

As the engineer of the eastward bouud Patchogus
express train, due at Long Island City at sos
o'clock last evening. was rounding the curve on the
Montauk Railroad. between the Grand-st crossing
and the old house. he saw a man aud woman walk
whistle and applied the steam brakes. Neither paid
any attention to the approaching train, and both
were struck by the engine and instantly killed Tho
bodies were taken to the M0rgue and identifies az
Miss Mary Burke, age eighteen, aud JOHN H0nser.
age twenty three, both of Greenpoint, Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

Little Wife Indignant. She had just let
him In, 1890 midnight; 81 can't understand why you
gave me the slip to-day you dnmanly wretch l'-ue'
susn place that fishriesh ExsfDisn' my deari eln
ply couldn't find Yer. Went 5niDera, n Snina-nOt
there. shpain-not therel
seems to remind him)-hsh-dlller YER Bheap-Dut
makeshy uncom'ly shirstyP-lPunch.
Too MUCH OF A GOOD THING.-John Bull
lwh0 10 asked TO subscribe toward the Cottage Home
Tor Over-worked School Board Children: "Confound IL
my hands never out Of my pocket First have 10 pay
Tor their education and because that has made eDi 80
9uesr am now asked to pay the doctors blp-lfunny
Folks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

Mrs. Ramsbotham does not care much about
the French Capital the present day What really
enjoyed Paris under the Second Umpire.-IPuncn.
A New Taste in Men and Women.-She:
"What q ine-ooking Man Mr.. O'Bren isw-He: I'll m
-hah-rather rough-hewn. think. Can't say admire
that loud-laughDg Strongly voiced, robust kind OF Man.
Now, that's a fine looking Woman he's talking to!"-shr:
Well-er-some what eneminate, you know. Confess
don't admire efeminate Women punch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23
mop MILLER ON THE TARIFF.

fro" t ar Well, there is nothing ese .
About v mi. esld of political economy In tne
ssas bonn gsF ,s S and Ss
ston the % Est that portion Of them VINO are nvs
s the question i looks to ms to CORRECTION
Ness s1' TaT say YOUNG
tsn n' ad II. Sss BETTER
rtson the Republican party can sG 10 SPEAKING each
leave nsn havs to It's ground f9eT sSe y doR
e the Other teach dS0T them duty
keep sides the fb peSSss last Tsyea
isSgs:d DS Ss 'sSn Rs%S
% TnSs oa mny'f The R
people. III, tn ,nribsr reduced II they don't then 1t Will
W. IA, ~ mere I"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

The thunder and lightning and the heavy
downpour of rain IN the early morning yesterday were
most nopportune for Glen Island. Notwithstanding the
morning Storm however each boat that left the city for
the island comfortably hllod with passengers
About five thousand persons less than half the num-
Der who visited tho sland Sunday week. were at the
popular resort The sky overcast and there were
frequent thunderclaps that warned the merry makers
10 keep within the paViions The dull weather seemed
I'm nv degree check ardOr OF the bathers, VINO took
TO the waller ia considerable numbers and afterward
looked the better for their refreshing plunge.
"a doubtful day" said "A walter TO TRID-
UsE reporter yesterday. lis the worst OF days
for us. A perfectly fine day, or iine morning
developing into "A thoroughly bad day II
what suits In the latter tcre Ia nothing Tor the
people 10 do but st IN the payiOns when, 10 relieve
their edium lager flows freely while In the former case
we do well ali d." There being signs OF return
the Of the visitors LETT ny me early DOais
and at D. m only Few stragglers could be the
islaud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23
Home Made Preserve.

pURE CURRANT JELLY, sPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS, JAMS. JELLIES. PICKLES. &c.
Housekeepers get the articles made from Old
home and warranted pure by soLdaS
orders 10 SARAH ). McELRAfH.
1913 Degraw-st, Brooklyn y. I.
Goods stored until fall circulars with efereaces AL prices
sanl on DDllCatlUn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

TREAT PRoMPrLY-Cramps, diarrhea, ASH
attic cholera ana all bowel affections, with DR.. Jaynes
Carminatve Balssm and you will obtain speedy relief
and promote certain cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23
Special Nollce5.
Artistic Memorials.

The NEW. EN9LAND CRANE re WORKS, Hartford. Coal.
Quarries Workshop Westerly, a. l.
Fine aud budding work Ia Granits Drawings
and furnished without charge COresP)il ilvS ~
licted " \. O1lco, 1871 Bway T. w. CAsFlELD, Ays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

and has never been afraid 70 say VIA, wras
;.s ss' :s1v 9S' e
p age but he has se 70 ente him all the honors
F:d%Fot. 81 Iss re @ IS
ON IN politics not less man from the retired hst 10
e win BY s Of
s ss he Sans anS @
n his retirement osen Years Of leisure and then DC
. sDSs politics the :; ana contest Of
svT alaisai leader Of generation sun IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23
DIED.

Cocaine promotes the growth beauty Of the hair and
renders IL ak and glossy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS,

variations IN ths city by sshshs
time for
line repTesenis the OSCILLATIONS
~ the mercury hours The broker dotted nne
AZ. Iadons temperature ndsstsa by the thsrnoHI O. has
aua. Arnae hTexdwT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-23

OF trans mails ~ ~
~, oon OF their unnterrlps Msu ~ ssS
tho ais the East arriving on 'inio ~
rancisco on the day sailing u steamers arc asS
tbeucs the dAy
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17
Railroad Racket.

II ID expected that the Denver l.
Rio (;rande Western Railrtsasl will
l.e completed l,et veen Salt Lake and
Denver In March next.
The Northern Pacific Railway
Company, having secured nearly all
the right Of way over the surveyed
route, are beginning preparations to-
build the line from Portland to Kali
anna. This will c0nnes't the entire
system OF railway lines In Oregon
and Washington Territory with
Puget Sound.
A. the Northern Pacific Passenger
train ba.nmsi west on il,c 9Th instant
was rs,unsiing curve near Tarls'H
the tender lett tic track and ent
int" the ditch. All tie ..,rs were de-
r~ile<), xMll the la gage car~ we'e
whirlesl aroan.i diag'.nally a''r.nss the
rnad l'ed. The luss>. niger coaches re-
u,sinesl right side up, thu wheels
rxs,ing on the Ties. NJ Que was in
juretl.
The Little tunnel on the Little
DIackfi)0t, i've miles aln,ve the old
Mead ranch. b approaching "'niple-
:n,ul. There are = men ut work. 1T
ix In 80 feet at the west end. On the
east end what II known ~ thorough,
cut. has been made for y long dis
lance, the excavation being IN the
delDest mart Is feet through xt,li.i r."'k.
THIS was Tedious. Next Monday
they will work on the tMnnel from
both ends and have only ~ feet togo.
II will Ike n,,,lctesi IL tive weeks.
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BjoQrAphiCol.

CHIcAlso. Jan. l3.--The Inter-
(A.0m l,as an interesting letter with
facis regarding the early life AZ the
Jen.ey Lily. Her father Was Dean
l.. Brittnn, IN the Jersey, y small
ixland ~ miles from Normandy,
France, famous for jersey cattle, l6s
fine scenery, air aud weather. Mn.
Langtry's brother William was eu-
gagged to . Jensey beiress, but when
she lost her money he jiltel her, and
made love accepta(Iy elsewhere and
was married. During the marriage
service stone came crashing thrOugh
the CHAPEL window, and . voice
exclaimed ''l.et Willie l.. Britton
marry the girl he j'rOsnisetl. The
other brother vac very handsome.
He tecau,e horse jockey and was
thrown from . horse and killed.
Thus the Lily esrly learned Of Iife's
sorrow. She was denied the social
life by the breath nj scandal and was
rearei In an unhappy home. The
Lily made her debut as am sctreas in q
piGsty into which she tumbled when
= child, and 10 tragic tones cried
''l'u killed! In, killed." but she waa
recover by Miss Price, who was the
liryt wife u NJ. Langtry, the Lily
lDsiuG her friend aud bridesmaid.
The bride died In . year and the fol.
Iowin8. year Langtry agntn visited
the Island aud married Lily l..
Bjtton: but her husband went al
yacl,ting with oeher ladies and
neglected the beauty who was lone
.4,sne and l0slOrn. Finally he took hea
10 LOudpn where she played ID IA
Yuu Like It," ut the D1ury Lane.
Her subsequent lie b bottes known.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17
SIDE ISSUES.

Brown bretl-mulatto children.
Oystess are not allowed to open on
Sunday In New York.
The dancing masters motto-Bs.
ware " the 6rst wrong step.
A Kentucky man beasts Of . pair
of boots made In 1911. Immortal
soles.
It h . great convenience to large
men when small men carry no Te-
volver<.
Hannibal Hamlin LETT spain be-
ca,ise he found 1t impossible to change
the climate.
Lots Of people aim 10 tell the truth,
but many Of then, are very poor
shots.
Senator warner Miller gives the
test stag dinners enjoyed In WASH
ingior City.
II am bound to have one blow out
before de-" said the man - be
puljet) out the gas.
A Philadelphia paper sresks Of an
editor who b lying very lew. Per.
hsps he b . hunter.
Oscar Wilde ID gone; but It should
he remembered that Pr0Sess0r James
Mace has arrived.
Drjdegroom's motto livery free
TRANSLATION )-veni vidi! vici! I've
been! and gone! an I done it,!
One Of General Hen Buffers >tall
10 named Drtnkwater, which b con-
sjdered very strange for . Democrat.
The Louisville Courier Journal says
Freddie Gebhardt hss . br,stly little
black n,ustache which 0bstructs bis
spelling.
mo, SIR" said the passenger to the
ships doctor, "I'm mot sessick, but
I'm deucedly disgusted with the mo
liOn Of the vessel"
Many Of the inhabitants 0f India
have been killed by serpenty In the
past year. Many people In this
county have also suffered gOOs1
deal from snakes.
Lightning recently struck tele-
graph pole and rain along into the
onIs,e 1T Coatsville, Ind, when the
operator yeats d Ut the instD uIneut ex.
citedly telexrapl,ed back: Don't
send I'd fast ~
A gallant reply was that Of . hus-
hand who was told by . lady, In the
presence 0f his wife, that his wife
was spelling him ''6he has . right
tO spoil what belongs entirely to
her."
J. w. Cassidy, Of Missoula, h
Thought to be inssne. He has been
an . four weeks spree, during which
time he has never been In teal. That
h enough to 0rive any man crazy.
On Tuesday . man named Le-
conDpt, ut 0lostes. shot Mike POweso
twice, once IN the head and once In
the rixht lex. Powers was taken To
the 5jseess' hospital at Helena. The
wounded man was resting essy, but
the result Of the wound cannot yet
b determined.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17

MILWAUKEE, Jan. l3.- search IN
the ruins Of The Newhall house thil
FORENOON ressulted In finding three
bodies, all burned beyond tdentidca-
tiop, making eight bodies found In
the ruins - lar, and thirty victims
with not the slightest knowledge ol
wh0se bodies they are. All the ~
mains found % far have been discov-
cred In the excavations started from
the main entrance on Broadway.
It h supposed that more burned h0-
Wanity will he found near the ARIA
hack II the Office. A meeting ut the
Chamber ut Commerce ut noon to-
day called for volunteers. It h ex-
i,ected that 800 men will respond.
The gs,Dd watches Of Howe 4 Mar
telle have l,een identified, leaving no
doubt that the owners pesi he'd. An
other gold hunting case watch was
found, on one side Of which was the
picture 0f y schooner, on the other
side that Of the Fish movement,
marked ~ L q. Beagly, Liverpool,
E14land."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17

CHICAGO, Jan. l3.-Gath's last
letter has this pungent paragraph
Whitelaw Rtssl who runs the New
York TrihmMc i,as overwhelmed some
of his coulsnsp spcsaries with envy and
disgust by paying = dividend Ut .
per cent. On the Tribune. He and
biz wife and her brother own l33 Out
AZ ~ shares 0f itx stock: 10 there hes
been tall lying l,y his esteemed r.
vals, Who have harped upon . single
string that Could owned everything
forever and anon. The huge new
building. the largest Newspaper Office
In the world, and the highest build
Ing In New York, has aIl been laid
for. but SIM, ,'an', out Of the newsps-
pen. of the past aud suppressed profits,
aud this l,uil.liny earns large por-
tiOn 0f the TriLwwc's dividend. The
owners Of the odd iifty-seven shares
are either editions ar employees, or old
friends Of the property.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17

LONDON. Jan. l3.-l'JeliInirary re-
turns report that the depreciation in
the value Of crops in lrtland for the
year 1881, in consequence OF IN Mu-
favorable harvex., aggregated 5.l16.-
~ pounds, c,pD,,rsrssl with the favor
able year. and 7.0S7! !t:;l ps,uncs, cOm-
pared with the average III thu precetl-
ing ten years. Ihe hulk Of tho lOss
was on the potato Crop which was
4.2lS.ta6S l'O,inds short. ~ compared
with thu year lS*l. and 9.354. .43l
pounds si,.,it. as compared with the
average E,r the l,rec'. ling ten years.
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A Slight Bre Ze.

DxNvt Il, Jan. IA severe electric
storm. accompanied ~ high wind.
which reached u vel,rity Of ~ miles
l,or hour, prevailed here to day. A
light tower, is feet high. WAS blown
over, wreckins y small frame hOslst,
which st.k4l in its course. The in
mates escaped mniMjMrssl Several
buildings were u;li,k'tt"i and the walls
Of y number Ut buildings in course Ut
erection were blown down. The dam
age il quite heavy throughout the
citv NJ IaDss y: ;:f,: is reported.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17

ODSOU ~ 3SVOOs
CHICAGO, Jan. 1&-The new M
tiooal Bank here, Of which L. +.
Wheeler y to b the President, viii
have . capital stock of three millions,
and some of the largest capitalists 10
the city TO hock II. Application will
be made today for the papsss.
A co0mercial Traveller, who haa
had long experience In h0te3s Of the
NogthW0steSn States, In IN interview
mentio0s some twenty-five In eit,ea
Of medium size, which are wosse 0re
traps, u possible, than the Newha)l
holloe. He con6idess the h0tels q
ths West lAmentahly unsafe.
Advices from Iowa indicate that .
blizzard ct In last night and extreme
cold weather pEsvail0 - the State.
Cold waves and high winds a)so In
fest Minnesots and Dakota.
4 (:a' n" s!rs'iaI says: James H.
Ca. u. s.. -: :~.n llsLugx, and once .
n,en,6er Ut the legislature, and .
prominent Denocsatic politician and
IailrOod man, y d0ubtlas In the
ruins Of the Newhall house.
A Dubuque special says: The fund
started here fof those heroic iiremen
who labored to save inmates Of the
servants' quartess Of the Newhall
house will likely reach colsidera-
bic SUM.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17

Oullod Prom The Columns CT Our
BxChou0ee,

Mess b ore prevalent In B"xeMan
Niesoula bDacksn,iths have formed
. combination tn keep the price q
hoDeshoeing up 10 8; resetting, &
Lev Morgan and others killed
twelve buffalo near Henry kenner
ly's ranch on the wet0n . few day.
ago.
Little Dogs band of Peigans, mum
herring about twenty lMlg~S. on
eamped ~ the Judith river near TT
Clsggett.
Gun. Maiden, Of Miles City. at
tempted tn kill q pesceab:e citizen
)ost week, but was Prev ted by 4
constable. who took him Jail. He
IL half CRAZY. 49,.
Fank Lun,bard, who was ut the
laat term Of the district court Ol
Chnteau county sentenced to the y,eni-
teutlary;For one year upon the charge
Of mayhem, has been pardOned hy
the Governor.
Arrangements are under wav to
consolidate the stage lines fron, Hen
ton to Billings aud make the drive
directly through, thus shortening the
distance Is miles - compared with
tho present roundabout route.
Gibbs, the witness who disappeared
at Weeksville during the session Of
the District Court for MissOula c0lln-
ty, has not been heard from, nor has
any clue been Obtained to the mys-
terry.
A laborer In one Of the railroad
camps near Nullan tunnel attempted
an outrage upon . little girl belong
Jug toa family In the camp. A lynch
ing party got after the brute, but he
escaped.
AntOines Juneau's house on the
Teton, near the Marias. was burned
IN the ground yesterday, aud every
thing within The house Destroyed.
One Of the inmates was burned about
the face and hands, that fatal results
may ensue.
It IL understood that during the
present session of the Legislature
Ch0teau county will ask for authOr!-
ty to issue bonds to the sWOmnt Of
90, ,O0O for The purlMse of building .
new court house, 10 replace the old
one which wax destroyed by lire last
week.
A fourteen-year-old son Of Mr.. Il.
Lynch, who lives eight miles below
Deer Lodge. was accidentally shot .
few days agO. A loaded shotgun was
standing IN one ROOM he was In the
adjoining room, board partition
Separating the two. by some acs.i-
dent the gun fell and VA. discharged,
the contents OF one barrel passing
through the partition and strikin:
the ln,y in the arm and side.
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heavy DEEagc0.

New YORK, Jan. ll.--AlixS Living
stOn, who Was Iwsr:t.l $15!OO IN =
breach Of promise ease, is reported
this evening ~ sayIrg that she did
not care alx,ut the money. although It
Was the largest sum ever awarded IN
this county for u breach Of promise.
hut she was simply vin&licated. il
Fleming il.Des not pay. however. he
will have u leave. the country. There
is no possibility Of thu verdict being
set aside.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17

CHICAGO, Jan. l3.-The Times
says: II h not tie bassiness Of pro
iessional fighter like Mr.. Sullivan to
fight hut the fact that the local 6Fuis.
ess Of San Francisco easily got away
with Nace's New Iceland giant in .
boxing match many iscline him to
try conclusions with the new conner.
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Gone From Our Case.

DO>rON, Jan. 12.-Tle Her.l says
the Union steamboat company. IN
cOrlUrnttl under the laws Of New
Jersey with u capital stock III $lUs!-
ON has failed. The object Of the sas-
yociatiOn was to purchase and run
xteamlDOats in the waters Ut Xasss-
cbllSetta.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17

NEW YORk. Jan. l2.-Juslge Ora.
ham, in the superior court. nd tOurned
The be. ring in the case o the Passion
play % the 18th. BY consent of ahs
counsel
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Onsratic Onn0danoe oaune.

CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Disgust at the
misn,auaRement Of the Mapleson
OpeEa has caused editorials
and communications on the
subject to multiply and -
one says, . portion Of thepub-
lie who are annually depended upon
to support the seas0n Of the opera In
Chicago, feed that they are victims Of
. wholesale. confidence game.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-17

W0ee00g0 p0Oo0O On TOD.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1z.-The house
judiciary committee this morning, by
y bare majority. decided to table
Knots resolution which provided
fur the forfeiture Of the NaHthern
Pacific land grants. 1t h thoa9ht
this action kills the measure far the
preNent session.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The Treas-
ury closed to-day out Of respect tn the
memory Of the lais Lat NJ. Morrill,
Ex-Secretarv Ct the Treasury.
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Ei4h Arrests,

DUBLIN, Jan. IA number Of or.
rests were made lasa evening and IT. n
morning under the Crimes act.
some Of Those arreated had arms In
their possession. The arrests were e.
fected In various psrtx Of tue city.
At O'Clock this morning prisoners
were still being brought In, psincl-
Dlally az the artixan classes. It h
positively stated that one Of the rris-
0nesx arrested h . member Of else
municipality, who was srrvSte(i ut
midnight in his own residence 0u the
south side Of the city, and conveyed
10 the College AtstiOn under . rUng
escort. The prisoners will be private
" examined to-day Lefore the Diyls-
ls,nal Magistrate and p6ssi6ly after
ward arTaigmeti before the police
court. The police are silent re;gArll-
ing the cause Of the arrests.
The arrests In lJublin number lh.
The prisoners will be charged with
conspiracy to murder.