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ne,nupas l1as,nsDs a. ~ seaea'
ue1nueroW. March lA-Ths q
>e0So1 e. 10oeee1ino. 10 TIE
- : tsials b. ee!I1ee ~ ~ ~
1914 l6eeja0is, o( 0oaeane. to -
2i1S0 ifGisd. He said he pa ~, II
vso1.6 ~ eatabliahDeue Of Inc nas-
1870 andTongwe river route cecsese
q ~ ~ national eastern outlet 1ce
~ nm u his Territory. Aflsf lss
ssf.hliohment No bod soaeht to nave
~ srryice Increased and exeeoStco.
m iid that N compliance with Inc
- ~ ri = de)e9at5on and petitions.
IA cslled up0 Brady With that ~
ct seyersl times; thoaght tS:t 0en:
NM acco0panied him on two o.
fhrss oo00l0uo. BefOro the esta1-
liaSneat O( The Tongue river route
controlled tho only inlet -
1he country AMI It was Win tue aoa.-
fional Object Of breaking TIE m0oop'
m that the witness thought y nave
~ a1rvicv established. The con-
fnsclor ard tho amount Ut pay. was
mn n0vn 10 him. That knowledge
m mot within his province. VIZ
~. daecs ibsd tho condition OF tie
e,nnfry IS tho time the rUad waS -
fshliahed and lts growth Up 70 the
nrnoent tire At tho conc llsi0n u
bis testimony the introduction OF Of
jcial papesS waS rosumeo.
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TRENTON. N. j.. March l2-rhe
senate passeil . b,Il prohibifin. th H.
eaJe OF cigarettes or tolacc0 ~ az. M
form to minors. 80 ''"9
-. feteRsBURO, March l2-N.,.
A1!: president Of tho cO,umi1iae ~.
uIatIn8 tho social condition Of Rn..
s'am Jews. committed suicide.
AEHPllls, March l2.-The x.,..
Il;es 1"lIen nine inches since ths ~" ~
Glue ut in. "0 '''0 oe'
Tx3 nesroes were drowned "a.
s ~sex ;osck u Austin, Aiss., by ths
CARSON, New, March 12-lt :. ~..
~ cs Sa 10 political circles that Nena-
s.i.s S'' VII rtatgm an account o: I'M
neate. Governor Adams win th.., ~.
Tslen aud Lieutenant C3ov.r."~
I-eueb!ln will succeed him mi ~.
POINT Adams United States S.,n.t.Z
HAVANA. March IAN ex,,lo.ion
sSo : tne plantation Ut Nercrtlc. H..
.. sn'.lae 'te (;uarcivas ca,lse,i ~.
.asn OF :'x negroes and os,a CHM
ia 10y" i 10y me wOu1slinG Of elk neSr.,s.s
ma i0ur chima,uen. ina s~.;'sssS i.
sleo oead. The suRar-lMiiir. S"...s
u . heap Ut rui,,s. "O'o
.. vrrAwA. March wi,v;,.
ss:t s esa!@. bile prs,phesy haa fsss,
"ssss'Iy 1.l0llsd. Tho iiehest lit
wy ever known bee han rs'..r .s.s.s
= na!o1sx. aud teleGrama ~. III i'
H s9u'eate = severe te0peot 6osnc ~.
49, - added, expoete6 ~ iNro~ts.s.
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WARRINGTON, March l3.-Hon
w. Foster, Minister IL Spain, viii
pc0ceed to st. Louis by request Of
the President, to meet cx-Presid~nt
Diax, who expects to resrl, that cjty
Friday next, aud invite him in IN.
name Of President Arthur IL visit
Washington.
9almi Morse VIM placed on trial TO-
day In the court Of special sessiu,,y On
the charge Of exhibiting y play with.
out having prA:lfstl y license.
1t h announced that Harper Bros.
have purclsased three lots in Grgs.
Jones' street running through IL
Bond street for the erection Of sla.
eious aud elegant publishing house
for their retail business, which, with
the land, will ct'st $:i;U',OHl.
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0ubsidouce OF tho Arkan...
FLOODS.

HELENA, Ark, March l:s--r..
river declined Que incl. durinv ~: "s
twelve hours. The levet.s here \. ~. ~.
secure the city h ssfe, wiud ar -. ~
wilsai. Trains On the Iron Muum,.::..''
/ Southern hallway will l,e l,.,, . W.
again to-day, making transfer =,
LangvlIle bridge by bt'at. The si, :.
alton n brighter than ut any I..r i.S
since the high water pressure vet i,
Business in the city IL Resumed. .n ~;
the outlook ID llOlpcful. -''"
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LONlON, March l3.--lm the Com
mons )ast night CDlerialgc k"rmar,i.
Conservative, gave notice l,e w"uM
question tue government ~ IL What
steps had becm taken IL recover the
surplus 1T the Alabama award.
ST PErEwsBUKG, March l3.-The
last act Of (aOrtscl,akUil was I" 'lit'
tate Telegram to the Czar saiutiiy
him On the occasion Of his birthday:
1t u reported the chief .Overcigns and
)'rjucesses who were ut Berlin dur
lug the celebration Of tic silver w'rd'
dug Of the CrUwM Prince and rrin'
cess aarsc'i to H. represented III thu
coronation VI the Gar hy nn'l'ass"'
dOrs.
BERLIN, Marcel, 1:.-Tl". 'csis,'a..
tlon Of Admiral V'Om Stt'sri', chief .'
the Ministry Of Marines, is partly
due to difference with bismarck ~
regard to the recent action " Captain
OOr1llan, Of the corvette i.lizat~lh,
~ seIxing = piece IL territory near
Hong Kong aud partly l":s,'.<' tue
Cabinet decliued IL accept the l.ro'
posal Of the admiral tocxl*nd T'''
O(O, OOO marks iu k,rtifyimg kial.
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New York Notes.-The Now Tel.
ophone.

NEW York, March, l:;.--DuriMx
the opera ut the Academy lat night
the Swiss Consul ut this ln,rt n,Sde
furore aud demanded the arrest Vi
M. Lambert, u banker here. fr H.
Sulting the formers wife. Policemen
hustled the affair bat 1t Is la'lirvel
the end II mot yet. II II how ,l~li-
nitcly annOuce<l the East river bridge
will be opened In sixty days. F~t
passengers will N fec.
Cleveland AMT New York VIZ"
connected by telephone for sr,rra!
hours Sunday aflcrmtH's. Gentle
men In the Office III the Postal Tel
eyraph Company in New York
spoke aud sang before. the improved
telephone. A party IL the l'levrIan.l
Office did the same an.l their v"i.rs
were more distinctly heard in Nrw
York than n usually tire .:.-" IT,.
tween connected icl.'l.l:",.> in
this city. Prot. Elisha l;rHy invrn-
tor Of telephones and lx,ic,t.c f."
l,r, monte aud other devices in u>. in
size ln'st:sl telegraph system conduct
81 the experiment. lie said their
s"'vtss wa~ due IL the superior .r'''.
dLs:tiviiy AZ the wire in, use ..'',,ls'-ei
0f 4 steel core suI rounded l,y copper.
James Il. kecne WIS one III TIE
party an.l convened will, friends
who had becn called into the ('levr-
land 0fllce to meet him.
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WAsuINor0x, March 12-Lieut:
Robert n. Berry, who commanded
the iil-fate.l relief steamer Rogers on
tho Arctic ocean expedition, arrived
here for tho purpose Of advising IN
tho selection u the list Of articles to
b sent % Tho Tehonches indiana. In
Tho vicinity Of 1t. Lawrence Buy. ~
. reward loe their assistance t. the
crow Ut tho R0gers. The selection
completed, tho articles will be sent ~
tho revenue steamer CorwiD, which
viii sail from San FranclscO to
Alaska In the lstter part Of April.
Ensign Storey will be ordered u take
charge Of the gotn)s.
Lieut.. Berry has been offered ~
opportunity 70 accept . position I'M
der tho belgian government 10 60 10
tho western c0ast Ut Africsi. in tho
neisiborhOusl OF the C0ng0r river.
for the purpose Of an attempt to
civilize aud colombo tho natives.
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WAsuIN0TON, March, l3.--H, A.
death Of Col. w. II. brown - e
First Infantry, Major (:I.r,... ne
Bartlett, Of the Eleventh Im,...N.
will be promoted to I.ie,,,.""'ty
Colonel Of First Infantry. Ca,s
A. Snyder Of Third Infanirv' as'
Major Ut the Eleventh Inf.S,I!o
Flint Lieutenant Edmund Ris'; >:
nth Infantry to Captain NJ E;s y
Infantry aud 6ec0ald l.ieuten. =. "' \
C. Tills0n Of Filth Infantry 70 ":
Ljeutenant Of Fifth Infantry "
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CHICAGO, March l2.-ln the United
States district court this morning :,
decision WAS rendered In the penllina
cases between ,hs bucket ~llOps and
the board Of trade, t., the effect that
the hoard Ut trade, ~ q chartered in
stttution. has full Jurisdiction over
it, market reports, aud the candidate
tO whom these market reports may lie
delivered.
An agreement has beon entered
into between the city aud thu Mutual
Telegraph company by which the lat
ter will be permitted tO reunite ils
severv(l wires,
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San JosE. March ls.-W. p. Re-
nowden. living . few mills from
toWn. v.! found this morning shot
through the heart near his bnrnim~
couse. The remains Of his frisnJ
Arenlo 1cIntyre, were found hslf
Consumed In the ruins. No clue To
tne perpetratOr. Ren0wden. Il n Ia.
!1eved. had considerable money In ihe
nouse and robbery was the s1pposeiI
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ST. LOUIS, March l3.-'rhe ANNA,
meeting 0f stockholders or the =,
L0uiS 4 San Fxncis.u llaiIrr,.i
Company elected directors ~ f.,ll,,v,..
e. r. Huntington, Leland STANFORD
Jay Gould. Russell Sage, Je.~e Srlis
man, Edward +. Winslow, J. i
Fish, WIN. F. Buckley, Horace Por.
TER, 4. s. Hatch, Walter j.. Frsi r
5. Hayes aud Charles ". ls.wer..
Ia, ~ vharsS were voted. The new
hoard will meet ut an carly DIV in
New York for organization.
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ADVERTISING thu PASSION
PLAY.


II halmi Monse led spent Wander
bjlt's fortune IN advertising his Pas
sioa Pay b cs0lAl mt have created
. greates desire 10 The p0blie mind Ia
witness Il than now exists. And
this has been hrsDasgbt about by The
elJ;,rts u . few ovrr-scnsilive pcople,
assisted BY the sssyos NJ New York
City and The lx'lic~ authorities. 70
ssppsens ils performance. The wires
and the pre-. have, withous money
and witl'eut price, unwtttjngiy Ient
their aid 10 these Oejeetons and 10 day
there b NO play upon the American
Stage which would command the
aa.sliesses o. have . longer run than
this one. " Tive merits q dement's
u the Passion Play w csnn0t NOR do
We desire 70 exprsss IN opinion.
II b clsinscsl l,y NJ. NOrss that Il
SIMPLY conveys to the mind thr,ush
The se''se Of ses'i"g that whis:h ninis-
ten Of The gospel have, for ages, A.
tempted 70 convey BY word painting;
that Il r not blssllsensoss na,r pos
sesses single element Of immortality,
but On the contrary II IL i,nPrsssive
aud Sublime aud awakens In The
aslnd Of the be,sa,)slrr ensoltous truly
eDsvaling In their character. The
Rev. M. 0allalses and . few othse
mimisters q diiIeFent ienosninatioas
who reesntly witsessetl IT. rshsarsal
unite in pson"aneing It strictly MOT
81 h IL tendency and preillct Il win
outllve Ill adverse criticism Be this
- Il may there h one tuing resp,e.
ting Il divesled Of al douhk
aad that h Il b now the
best advertised piees In the H.
tory q the stage and the psniuasnt
Nome aud his equally pessisteas per-
seeutess have accomplished thu: end
without paying . dollar to the Pre0
Association Or to the newspapen a
the country.
II Mr.. Aorse, had ftum The arst
d<nig'sed to hiring bis play and him
Delf co0spicaosssly before the public,
md . create . desire IN the peopje %
witness It be cnuld not have Adopted
bseter plah than the one pessented
In the Opposition to it. attempted
presentation In New .Yosk.
We aro half inclined to believe
|lsat NJ. Aosse inspired the opposl.
lion which biz Passion PLY has MT
10 attract potlic attenilon to e. IL = |
dodge worthy The keesest Yankee.
Nov that be lsss succeeded % we'll In |
lavestising Il without direct cust % |
~ may Iook fos . repetitiou |
4 the scheme. It h . god oos-s
aging one, and shrewd showupen
vi1l nat 10 slow to take advanlsse
4 Il.
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COUNTY BUILDINGS.

We make E0oos fos another CON.
ssssniestion frsm TAX Payer Thu
ss"r~isg. sl'on The subject II county
luiIsli"r'. ''TAx Payer" treats the
YusstiOa frUns . legal stand. point.
We shalt brislly view Il from aaullses.
u may 10 aas0nsel 1t the ostset that
every sz'unty slsocsd pss~e. . suitable
c,'ssrt lss'ss'e and JILL. hut their
character and e ~ sh0uld BE- Letes-
n,isesl by The financial c.,sdslt,u u
the county In which they
sre IL le bHilt. Counties
laa.kssl by y large area
~ fertile lands ~ are The centens Of
commercial o. manufacturing inter.
sssls ram ai1hssl 10 l'ssilal expensive
c''ssnty buildings. .rlsey con depend
uPon revewue tor all time tO conse.
lIut In the countiss bailt up exclu-
sively by n,ini.sg industries the oase
h diher~st. They IAN never afford
I" rWn In dsbt, nor shoald they erect
insl'osinx aud easily structure which
sOOoer or later vail rensain - mouu-
'ass'nts only II departed grsalses,
and We many add. II the folly Of the
builders.
The history Of mining eosutiss ID
California and other seclieas % the
West are full " instances q misdi-
rrsissl appropriation u pablie lsnds.
IN the flnst 1ush of their prosperity
they expended their means with .
l'rsslisal hand upon public improve
s'.'nt*, aud especially upon their
',s'unty bsiIlinss. Nearly al ta,oss
quantities are to-day bankrupt, aud
ran searrely KEEP up their eurrrnt
expenses and 10y interrst On their
lonaled Indebtedness. White we
have unloan3etl faith in the l,erma-
nessce Of the n,inss aud the coutin-
uesl pr0pesity u silver How coupty,
We held that common prudence ssg-
gssts that tn sevsnuss slsould be care
fully and ee,onounlcally hasssans)eslin
order 10 meet every possible eoalin-
gssey which may arise. The chasing
dOwn fos six months " the
Desllin9 Mises and mills a
this district wUuld run down
l,we asDessasent rull ~ IN insigni1-
cant ssM - eo@pased with IL pees-
eat psupostio0s and Deave ~ slrnG-
giiug with debe. While this co0dk
ljos q aAaln cannot, 10 view q The |
psrseat outlook, b anticipated and |
l.an hardly b c0ssted ansoag ths
probabilities Of the 1stsre, slill, Il b
withis tDse mango a possibilities.
rheseSuse ~ h0jd thaG e b fbS belteS
~ Silver Bow eU0mty - cO0te0t
loso1 with p1aj0, os0G0riab)e eoonty
rather than iNd)1leo Id
snniey ID the erecliOo " extensive
- e1stlv soeA
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MAGICAL PAH l2AA

1t wosld seen Aom ~ s1n6s0sol
q NJ. q. K. DasneA Gsossol pao
ees spd ticket seest u ~ n. p. +
B., that tbe psss ssd pssSas q uso'
tana have labese1 uD6es . wJ0oa
ir3preusios essetsniag ~ meaning
a ohjeet a the leass u the Nal3e0ol
Park, ezsested - Secretary IsaDes
to Msnn. Hobart, Douglass nd
Hatch. Aeeording 70 his sla1sDest
The lassess ase MT 70 b envied jn tho
pns,ession of th&js Dease. They have
takfn upon then.elvss TIE perform
aDee AZ . eooteaet which win yeQoire,
q the least oalealAtjoo, ~
e9psoditure AZ $1dAySoo belbss they
ean reesive . eat In rstsfn. But
this, of COARSE. h . matter which
does sot concern the psblie It )asya
II llansss. Hatch 4 Co. ore willing %
invest . quarter q . million oe dol
lass sscased osly By their faith IL
The attrsctjons Of the woodssla) gey-
ssn u Wonderland it n 10 oss's
bssipss bet their own. All that
eoeessns the pu:,!ie h whether the
Isess conveys To The lessees powess
and privileges which may b
exercised 70 the pe-
essiasy disadvantaee u tour.
ists ftUM absOad and sight-sesss
q home. II It. sloss not; II parties
nay rsseh Il With speed and comfort;
II they en- b Supplied With I'll The
neceuasju ard many q The lWxusiso
u lie, while theirs, 1t . Ssaseaabos
eost 70 tbemselves; II Il viii MT b
toSDed into . huge cattle ranch -
many hsve been led 10 Delisvs Il
vesId; II every Plaee Of intesest can
b visited safely and PLEASANTLY BY |
passiagus ~ Saddle asinab, furnished
sPss he gsosp.l, at prices 1xed ~
~ 6sesssasy himself; " esn 80 -
Sason Why further oppositioa ean
b Eeasodsbly maintained against Tie
lcsjoo a NJ. Teller h leasing Il.
II eansot b Questioned that TIE
,pssing Up q TIE Park % tossist
ssvel viii result n great advantage
% Montana. Parties from the Eat
who whit Tie Park o. the line Of the |
Northern Rsei(ic Railroad viii hard
y ihil 10 extend tbsir journey west
Rasd % - % "take in" the nagnin-
,eat miuss opened Up 10 ths vicinity |
4 Butte and at othse points On THU
,ede oflhs main range q he Rockies.
roe ooe has not ssen Montana unleo
- has visited the great mills aud
melten Of this city. Montana
- Attractions which can
Dot b found even In The
10 great Wonderland. The snsw-
apped mosntaia peaks which crown
forests. and which IN
Urn overlook fertile valleys decked
Nth 6eldb Of wsving grain cannot
y seen IN the mvstesiOus lsnll. The
n1sisls naust pess beyond the sl'out-
Nc Eeysefs to lind them. When The |
Rational Park shalt he opessed to the
'orId ~ tho con,pletioa Of the
Iosthesn Pacific branch from Ilv-
pgstoW, and that great highway
l,all have jeinet] the East 10 the
Vet, our people viii learn that the |
Durist travel will bs, IN impostant
nctOs IL the prosperity AZ The Terri.
Dry. /
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Arrest OF q Murderer.

FT: FETlERNAN, wy, March la-
Al Pacls, who ni.ls years agu eum.
United horrible murder: v,s ar-
rested near here Yesterday: H.
story b that lneh be)oneoal In r
company Of alx prospectoD and ti.al
one ntght. white camping In Coloea-
a>c. be murdered his dve companies
while they slept. He was asreseed .
short tune afterwards but eecaped
and has been at large TIL nov.
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A Sleeper Burned .

PlTrxBUR0, March l:;.--A Wash.
iugt0n sleeper on the western tx lrpss
due here an the Pennsylvania Rail.
way ut S:4U .. m., caught fir near
WillnOnt station, Allegheny Noun.
tains, and was entirely .r'lls,im'esi.
The passengers escaped witl,sul ill.,
Jury, but ll,st nearly all their cloth.
lux. Among thCse In the car were
General lPennOn. Agent dudley.
Col. Ben Wilson, ex-CoUgrt.~m,an
West, Of Viryinis; General ('Nrkeus.
Of Indiana; Col. Davidson. Of lsea.
yer, Pa, and Col. Porter, postmaster
at Conceivable, Pa. When the
train arrived here many lslsscnycn
were half naked. The Pullman Co.'S
lOes II ~, OOO.
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W6at b the ns.eser with The Iowa
Republicans At the reosot city
Ojection % Coonell BluAs The Denpo.
esals carried every ward. Iowa haG
bee0 called The Massachusetts u lhe
West. The Cd Bay STATE ~ q
Dsssoesatie 0oyseser. II Repsbli.
can Iowa ahoot % break IooDe ftum
the faith oe her fathess and lol)ow d
TIE k,otsteps u The Tselai0ed Pusi-
to0de
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A Good Day For Olama.

NEW YORK. March H. Owing to q
high southwest wind, the tide yester-
day morntng In the lay On the north
side Of Long Island was tho loweat
known In many years. sand bars that
have not l'een lar, before in twenty
years were dry. The hay men Mini.
owing TO heavy Ice In the bays. have
been idle most oil winter. tu,k selyan-
t.ge Of the low tide to dig soft clains.
and the dry larx were black MINI
me'l. One thousand bushels we.r,.
dug; probably. III Flushing bc.v yos.
terday.
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EDITORIAL MOTIFS.

Wiegins says ~ psed6elj0 ees
eespinx ths weather ~ bse0 fet
nlIed. Wiegias b salls1etl. 50 IN
the people Of Montana.
The Troy 1slvrds. (Reph ssys
- 10 fhs - istersssisg Win Tie e.
istenss Of pelys.@y IL Uish b con
cesned the Enmusds ct haS peoved
. Aat failure, ~ Il was expected Il
would.
Hi Exesllssey, The Vsto. ~ sigsr
al TIE blu Regulating ose ~ a Css-
ter esspty o@eials ost a eDee asd
Iegislaiisg asslhss set In their ploess.
II h quite possible that hiDl win Some
day tUSn 81 plague Dts sotboss aDd
supporters whes k.sst expsoted.
The NUveasbsr tidal wave lbaD not
yet .psse In force In New York. NJ
CENT local sDeeajoos ID that STATE H.
dictate The powsr AZ the Deasoesaey b
increasing N % extent to jasticy The
a~,ertjou that . Political rsvo'sttoa
has swept Tie Republicans at a
,s,wer for IN jndeasits Pssiod q time.
SpooDd Professor wiggins aOnlD
snAy iopsedict Tie weaGhssfo Ansst
a, he may - we'll Ieevs Montana,
especially Tie West aIds, at u bls
calculatloas. Hi great March The
vlh slos,n which wss to sPrsad dsso-
laiiou and death vpon the Pseioe
aseasJ extend lsdsvsslatjngpowoe
over the rsst q the eoustry, has failed
IN put In N appearance ID thls pat
or The lsod. Thus lar 10 6DeS March
weather hss ever lscn sxpesieneed
In Nontsss.
TIE New Yosk World says that
dssiag Tie past ten ysars ssvsss
storms have oeesFsd IN sectioos u
the United 8tatss ft0n March eth -
nth with two exceptions esly.
llsucs e he)ds that WiGgins had
eight chances fes bin Pssdletieos 70
10 fsl0lDsd and two against their faL
nilnsest. This year lhsstosns q The
date named have net been unsssally |
severe. TIE eosntry has escaped TIE
6ssslaljes pesdleted, the world moves
on - ss,,al, and Virgins hes proved
l,iMsss II . fraud
Secrrlary TslIes 10 The Taco q the
psutcsls Enissd 10 every quarter
a9ainst Il hes leased % Hatch 4 CO.
ten acre patches of the Park ibe hotel
purposes. Il y SEATED thk sntespsis-
isx genlIeMan and hls associates H.
iesd to PIT spa hols] to eost el50. 900
% ono u Tie leasel tracts. The
other tracts ore leased With The view
psotably q keeping oppesitjoa hash
hon -. out ~ the Park. Secretary
Teller hes done . very foolish thing
and Unc)e Rufas Hatch he's made .
very ps"atabls bassain.
An exchange thinks the Forty
eighth CeoRrsss viii have 70 osgsn-
Ire an the tariff ins,se. Carlisle will
guide The i)slibesatiOns of Tie Hoase,
Nosrisos Dead u 10 The right sort a
tariff legislaaioo ~ chairman Of the
Ways aud Means CoDuittee, white
Randall will he aazigned 10 The mis-
siOn 6i,s which be n hest fitted -
AZ The Appropriations Con-
n.ittse. There Win BE- . great reilue-
tlOa 0e taxes, and Randall viii Dad .
l'iE j"b II e'sstallinG the appsopsia-
lis'sss ~ ~ ~ keep tho govesnu,ental
within the limits of The
rua1Wsxsl revenue. That b . wOsk
which he b more c"sUpetent "a PER
f,rn' than any other man In the
and Il is tho hest II knod
|ssck that the Democracy can spare
him ffvpaM tho chair. |,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-14

HELENA, Ark, March l3.-One
peculiar circumstances Ut the present
overflow b the washing away Of
leland No. Is, situatel In the middle
Of the ntssiasippi river, AMI now no
veoetge b len 70 show where e ones
stood. This b aOOut % mikes beloV
Helena. II h not known whe(her II
Was Inhabited ut the time " n. ar.
appeaIaHCo.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-14

h 1hsl e Do1hoos6o = iasoagsh
oflulDema16oo. H - a1dvss0o4 q
elseu1ae lseasG - ~ osvsgoee efnsa
eta1s 10 vhieh isqslsy = ns6s 60
essDlsg ~ Psssaisal epssnGieo a
lAWs uodsr WhieA . HleDS 0og5lago
with ~ sister q his deesasod viz h
pseDitted.- The inlbsmatiso =
seaght fosabe ps9pass sfgutding The
Hosss a IAsds H. IL asejeo % . I'LL
vhtoh b .bost 10 - istse6seed h
thaI bSdy to legsl1ss ~ Same
IL Eaglssd. Us6se ~ En-
glish laws sssh marriages. aTs
pssAibitsd. Thy ass alse gssAth,ted
q sosne az COR 6aatest Wills d sthsss
they ass permitted. Thls matter vas
psslty lhssoughly discussed 0ot )oog
go when JAMES Pastoo, tAs hlsto.
Siao, married ~ slseo9 q hi T.
esased wife. Tie weight a eginiea
- then expressed - The ADssieas
pss0 va 1ot advesse 70 sueh MAJ.
rlago. The gros.d was takes that
- - blood relationship existed b.
twee0 TIE hushood ard ~ D.
ceased wi6e's siste9 70 natssal Nv
va violated by their. marriage.
Instances are nat wanting
b prove that nsassiages Of The kind
we've happy oses. Aeass b Tepested
a. . man ID Tehnessee who after he
dealh of eoeh vile married soeees-
sivsly thrss siusess. and 1na)ly mar
1ied biz widowed DotheT4in-lsw.
Hi last ussssiags subjected the go.
leman 10 severe criticism, and psb-
10 opinios ip that 6ials drew the
line q the nolher.in-laW. The Earl
n Dalhoasie and ths English Hoose
n Lords may note The faet and pas
he proposed bsll, simply psoviiliag
hat The widowed molherin-lsW
hall not b distosbed By the marry
|nI oO0-j0-kW.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-14
Water Rate Trouble.

San FARNClsCO, March l2-At =
meeetmg III tho board Of SUPERVISOR,
Tonight ~ order WAS passei regulaf.
inG tne water rates Of the Spring
v1Iey water company. Tho order
conte9plates . reduction Of q lDer
cent. 1u the existing rates. Ths
ofs!er passed BY y vOle Ut = to-.
Toe supreme csDurt this morning
9en!ed the application OF the Sprina
valley water company for = writ mi
pt01eh,tl'!n restraining tho superyis-
Ofs from fixing the water ratss.