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The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17
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Lecture ~ oso1a LoeeuEsg
XlnGsoy-Leeaoe Pun Arch
DeGhop Alo0a1y.

| Hibesuia Hall in Walkerville ~
Alled to IL utmost capacity last FIJI
day evening By ladies and Gentie
men q that camp 70 listen 10 the lee
tuge delivered BY J. w. Kinsley
; grand lecturer Of the A. o. Z. w.
! The speaker fully explained th>
plan By which the order has suecess
fully paid to the widows audorphanI
Of it, deceased members over 90, ,000,'
0oO In sums Of 5000 each and thai
too without . heavy burden upon
any Of ito individual member.
The non-sectarian and non-politi-
eal features Of the order were referred
to, and f,s the beuedt of several ol
it, member who were Of the Catho-
lie pessuasion the following letter
from Arch Bishop Alenany In re-
spouse to . letter frosu w. H. Barnes,
Grand Master Workman Of C.lifor-
mia, was read.
san FRANCISCO, Jan, I. 1883.
". II. Barnes, Esq., Grasd Aaster
Workman Il. o. u r.:
In answer To your esteemed favor
Of the ID inst, I 6eg 10 thank you llrst
for the Information you furnish ~
Gardin9 the A. q. Z. W.
1uasmueh - the constant associatiOn
Of Catholics with believer Of every
other denomination and n" denOlnina
ton at all naturally tends to weaken
their faith. it Il always customary to
advise Catholics tOa:tach themss Ives
70 Catholic societies, II there be such
which would furnish the same pecuni
ary Of other advantages, rather than
join one that !, not Cat hsslic. {.
Yet the church does not positively
condemn . society unless she believes
that such society IL hostile either to
the civil government or 10 chris-
tianity.
perfectly we'll informed about
your order 1t present and
hence cannot sag what 1 think il
may result in, but ] ~ln glad IL say
that ~ far ~ my limited knowledge
gOes, tlO not sec anything in it that
could cause the cluTcii to condemn
It: therefore, while, ~ have said. /
would naturally prefer that Catholics
would join Catholic societies that
furnish equal Inducements, and l
think We have QUE ut least on this
enast that d"e... still. / am not pre-
pared to say that y Catholic must
withdraw from your society or must
not enter Il.
Trusting that this covers the mat
ter sufficiently anil thanking yOu
again for your es(eell,ed favor stating
object, melhtxi "f procedure. etc.. "
the a. u. L. w.. I leg to remain
very respectfully, your humble ser
want, J. =. ALEMAHY,
Arch Bishop sf San Fs~ns'is..U.
The letter cltssed with brief ref.
er.nee to several ;'ases where the
payment Of the $:3.'HN to families Of
mellsl,erv baal made material
differences in fortunes Of .ucl. i.eIsfi.
riarics.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17

LONDON, March l4.-Three thoss-
and laLOrers IL Huddefsliejd district
struck work. owing to disagreement
with their masters regarding wages.
4 meeting Of Irish, Ses,lch aud
English n,eml.ers Of parliament was
held yesterday. ut which 1t was de-
cilletl to h,rin = political committee,
with the view VI forming public Opln-
ion IN regard tO Irish ref'rn,esx. The
committee !. quite an impartial one.
NJ Parnellites are connected with It.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17

~ AZ the Occidental Iles' aursut. On
Wet Park street. Opposite Mns.,n: :c
IeospIs, combating of complete. r1s-
:aer.ot Quilt s.t,sskimy stove. heat.
!nx stoves. tables, chairs, dishes. ,,,i.
!ecy, etc. J'aslOr and Lsxirxmn f'.rmi.
ter:. con:i:ttnx Or k,,sngrs. t,:.,y
cl'at!s. ros;kimy chairs, ele,xaut swimv.
!n9 SsmJss. s'srpets, 10 tact . sp,r, ,is.i..
nome aud business outfit. Iks.ss:,m ~
sa!e' sIesnea: Of pr0pric: rrss. TO In.
s''!d under The )ian,in,er IN H.. i.;..s'
eA ';etSder h'r cash. tale ,ns,it, ,v..ix
> - we P's''e Saturday. Nsrch II, 1t
FRED TAvIA,k,
SS1 " AuetiS,nes.p.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17
Lon0on Notes.

LA'xl'oS, Marcel. ll.-Jm the Conn
mon" to-day l'arne)) moved the w,c-
on" reading ~ bis bill amending the
and act. lie xaid agitation In / NJ
!end must continue to iucreas, until
the MT he amended.
L''Nnox, March l4.-A strong alif.
Terence oT opinion among Literal
nsemOers Of Parliament on The Trnm..
vaaI question. Many Of them believe
Enx'and morally bound H.. Droi...i
lsechvard. '
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17

From T=ur~iays I,aily.
Todd has = nice place in Dees
I<nly-. ; Iltf
Latest gax-H"w will. the new
's,Wrt house Ist raised With Jack
.cSrw-.
''harIs-s SchIe,~i"ycr's highly Or
I,ai" .i:n now des.,rat.x the ffOmt III
ti.e Ma-.',,ic Temple.
The Granite sirt%t skating l<.vil-
L'n will i't crowded Saturday night
NJ lDss. great ruler racr.
''Rig !Aarhm'' ltssss I~s Leen
presented will. $ianW I,y the (entrsl
I'se'iIic u. u. 60. E:r his gallant d.
ts''sc M their I'r'..H.rty against tIse
Ns,s,itDI', train rs,lsltem.
Phil M.A'"vern 'l.s'~ the l.,ssors ut
Jnisj's. 3lltf
The ihrs-. mill. race l,ttwe Leon
a''I'.'" aud Mi-s MrAulin, fos
purse IT $;a'. NJ H.. l'xvilis,n saluu-
'j.y might, h crsnting y fur,re In
skating circles.
Judging I,y tie ns'trs NJ l,srIasalipU
a''"'''x 's,r young folks the Lui
""s~y"r 1T Isrsssl,sw hall Tonight
will ln. 'nce 0f the most succs4Sful
carnival events II tlM. xs1sssDu.
T..'l.l I,as n,sslr arrangements with
blank whitman. 31lt(
In tIs District cs,ssrt yesterday the
1859. "ftD'e Inter Mountain Publi.l,-
inxC". VI. ssly lsxunl.eins aud Cl,as.
=. Warm were s..t E,r hearing to-
day. The case against VIA. NJ. jack
was paaneI.
Ansr long dirc,,-si"n last night
the City (aumcil l,ass'ed = re,'oDuliou
closing the siIt.y i,+iwes.m Granite
Quartz, Montana aud Main streets,
." th'. petition of the ln,arl of Coun
y Commissioners.
Frri lsrowm met with = paimful
'ss:t'i'"t y ~tgr'Iay morning. While
weighing heavy I"x of meat, the
r''l'c ~ which II was suspended
broke and tile box fell upou his f,ot
cs''sl'inX the t'szs ~ ~ To disable him
Css1 ssslss. time.
T"id's .altn'sI. cs,r,ser Second and
4 streets. Iht%r I..nlgr. 3lltf
Warm springs !. dsstinesl to cut u
large figure il the xs,cisl ess,nOn,y Of
I'"t;'' ~ "a place .: rs.st'rt. Only twO
h''''rs ride fr,En the city. with lirxt-
r'a.s hotel and recreation acco,uu,c. |
da'i''''-. II wS,'l'l le n pleasant SOM.
ns:r-'iay trip for JButte,tts.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17
A Troat IN seore.

REV. l.. l.. WMni, late cha plain ol
Ill" Legislative cs'um.il, VIII" recently
'''''vcr'"' "a lecture IN "l:uxtlimg' tn
IIcls.''a audience viii, great xua.-
'"7'". j. "xls-'tcsl in this city on Sun
'lsy. the 18th instant. Mn Wood h
n fluent. graceful and humorous
*ls'ak"r ~ welt ~ IN earnest prrsrl,er
I" IL" g''~ls.i. II IL I'rDl'osesi Z" xr.
ra"s" mr hins I" l'rr:.ci, In the hap
'i-' "i'ai".I IN IL. 'ssorni,,g aud l.r:-
l"v': "m Temperance. in 0sse Of the
"l'''rs:a'rs In the evening om the 18th
INSTANT. The FLOWING evening he
will deliver his ln,lsslar lecture an
":'''a"ss.' Prs,''aI'Iy In Rcs,sl,aw
abis:rI l1.,u,s..
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17

Tls'' l;"""'aI FRI light t'IJirs Of The
tMia'm I'aa.iiic rnilrss..l l.as iss,sesl 4
special order which autDsOri1es the
f''l''wi"g rates Isetws~n Dilk,n,
M~'r'~.. silver Ihw, Butte, Warn,
Springs anil lIs~r Lodge: First-rlas~,
::::.'se ss',''.i-s'lass. $::.:a'; tl,issl-clax.,
S::.'As G'SrtIs-s'las", $I.55j. Claw A,
$!.:ss class 4, $I.::;i'; rlas~ T., tl.::.5, aud
RI ~ ID. SI.W ler O,'s' l'u"slrrsl ls,s,nsls,
sHsjss't I" Uaals 4 Northern rlsamill-
'''sliOsss, taking effect March 18th, and
I's.Dd sassjs'ct iO change al
any time without ullser uotjce
than the adoption of new ruls~.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17
Treasurer's Statement.

WASHINGTON March II. - The
statement If the L. ). Treasures
shows that gold, silver and notes II,
the treasury to-day arc ~ follows:
Gold coin and bullion, $l79. .SS7 ,:its;
silver ds'llar. :n.l bullion. 3lU5, ,iss, ~ :
~: frxctiNnal silver coin. 81 GA.
U:7: United States notes. 81. 7Ol ,37s7s:
total, SIS. ~, ,4O7: certificates out
staDding-goId. Sll ~. .'s'; silver,
$tc',OlSlpaI: currt ncy, xI,O1l .'st5.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17
Personal.

lion W. w. Morris. Councilman
from Madison county, is in the city.
Capt. Shepherd v.s on the street
yesterday. He looks ~ thin ~ his
flagstaff:
Rev. v. T.. Msn,re has l,een called
Ia the vacant Presbyterian pastor>te
IN Helena.
Senator 0rOver, of Oregs'u, arrived
last night en- r0ute To his home In
Portland via the Northern route.
Dr. +. E. Gleason las 50 f:sr gs,t the
hest Or his veteran rheumatic enemy
that he was able 10 take > buggy ride
yesterday.
l'r'E. Cameron, Of the Ogden COM
n'ercial College, Is expected 70 ar-
rive lo-''n'rrow evening for the pur-
lxs'e Of establishing branch in this
city.
w. Is. IhDslslrislgc. General Superiu.
tent)ent Of the Oregon Short Line
and Utah 4 Northern railrt,aals, Il.
Blickcmlerfer, Division Superintcn-
dent, and w. r. +. st. Clair. Freight
aud Passenger Agent U. +. X. Il. ut
Ogden, came up on the roai by spec
ial train Tuesday evening, and spent
yesterday In viewing the mines snsl
other points Of jntert.t about the city.
They were entertained by the Silver
Bow Club last night and LETT for
the south this mOrniux.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17
Italian Affair.".

ROME, March ll.-Six,n,r Alaucini
Minister Of Foreign Affairs. rrl,l VIM
~ the Chamber u Deputies to criti.
cis'''* on his policy sai.l that tO ihes,..
WI" repr0aci'esl him for having vain
~ s0ugIt MI Auxirs'-( ;erulau a1;i.nc,,
!'e w"uId answer that . ps.wer whos..
>ut:js.t" numbered D,uHl. l.Nnl. ami
which l'ousessed an excellent srmv
.nd navy, only Offered its sjliance In
those desirinx 1t sftrr asa.rrfainin~
That y WINS desired. The stxlsn,e"i
that the sabinet ha.l met with n ~.
iu''aI NJ 3eriin, ansl Vienna IA nm,
true. He raid there was = I,,snif.,.t
::.'''scrii'ify ~ action I,elwes.n INN
':rrl''sny sn'l Austria. Tiu,s hs,i
shown the las~ilili,y oe co-or1lin.-
'ion by tlh,* line of .-,n.luct vih Inn.
l:r0ven'cnts Of the relsiion win
France aud England. The xov~rm.
n:ent. he'.sid, would suppress vii,
vlgor all irreljeuti>t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Jne res~nt demonstrations VI Irre.
deme'sts he'd nat affected the M
!ls''ss between Austria and Ifsiv
nsrctnt concluded Ly s.kinr M:
sh:a,osr for IN expiIciI vote q con. on
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17

Special Local Notices.
Pinkhsn' sells new bair matt re.,sx.
cheap.
A complete Lar outfit for sale chesl
ut Pinkhan,'s. -
Everything In the house furni,lin
line ut P;nkl,aMi's.
GO to Roberts 4 (H. for l,arysius in
household g,sNls nlarl:alti.
II y",i want u genuine lsarxsin in
new furniture g0 tO l'inkham's.
Some iist-class billiard tables will
Ie closed out low ut l'inkl,a,n'..
Those portable cot lxxls:eatl. st
Finkhanis are just the thing.
The ncate., thing in the furniture
Itne Is the cIiaxte snsi beautiful c0(-
tage chamber ret. q: l'inkhan,'s.
ROl'erts 4 60. are selling furniture.
stoves, ttnware, la','.~, oils. etc..
cheaper than the cheapest.
WANTED. = Three cigar maker.
Apply to or address (;eOrye F. Tot.
ANS L Co., Lox ~. Butte City. y-ll-lO
n!arldtf
Pete Gamble, 1t the Silver Ci,v
Market, West Park street, keel,s con-
stantIy ~n hand I"'ultrv. frssi. fish,
ene''e, vegetables. etc. l.9.tf
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. VIM. ]. 0elbrot tn. Judge
Prco1ding.-0harleo 8.
Warren, Olerk.
PROCEEDINGS MARCH II.

PROCEED1X0S MARCH IL.
4 large number OF cases were
heard upon motion aud demurrer and
ruled upon by the cOurt.
Naturalization papers were issued
to Tl,OS. d Aeiles. q native Of Can.
ada, and be took the oath Of aliegi.
ancO
James Touhy ". Peter McMahou
ct q. Observation-Disclosures BY DE-
fault.
Flint National Rank -. H. J.
Hoppy; debt-jsdgn,ent BY de-
fault -, n and cost.
Butte Hardware 10. ". VIM. =.
Chapman; e al. debt - judg.
The veniro Of trial jurors was called.
Several jurors were excused ulsou
showing good and sufficient cause.
The panel not being full, . second
ventre OF twenty jurors was ordered
to be drawn.
The opium cases against seven Chi.
nemen were disminsed.
The grand jury returned inalict.
menes ag3inst Richard Pettts, grand
Iarceoy; Louis Dubost, grand Iarce-
ny; Wm. smith aud Michael Ferrun.
Jotatly, grand larceny.
The Sheriff returned upon special
jury venire, showing service u,,on
yas. 4. Murray. Jacs,b Ornstein.
Corisslan Jacky, John NOyes, Jere-
mseh Roach, ;. n. Keith aud Juo.
r. Fifer.
The psisoness, Richard rsltis and
Louis Ou0ost. were arraiwns.sl mi
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17

The lir,Dl Of James Shiel<lx 4 In.
!'etn9 dissolved, ill aecouots due lhr.
ate drm nss,at 6s paid to Jno. Caniice
Z 20. who are duly authorized %
eosSees the same. All overdue NJ
counts must 10 settled l,rfocs March
a)eh, os they will le placed vith m
attorney for collection.
SJSu JNO. CAPLlcE 4 C,.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17

BAN FHAECis<.I. March H. rh.
l.! LEGISLATURE adjourned last night sine
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17
For Sale.

a comfortable cs,ltsse, convenient
tO the Alis,e and M0vlt0n mines.
Apply lO J. Srussghton 4 Co., Walk.
s.rvi0Dt.. $-6lf
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17
SANDS & BOYCE.
DRY GOODS!

Black Cashmeres. W. Lsv.iv.,, >.
ccivej and placed on 81 an cley,,.
stock. to which We invi,. H.. nv,
ton Of close buyers.
We are adding to our Dies, G...,
Department the new.,, fabric, a..
exhibition will excel in variety AMI
newness. presenting all H.. Nov.,
TIES in the various iaLric- i.,r S,,,;,,
wear
50 Pieces 0f Black and .A...r,..,
Colorel Sstins. in "s'.o:t l,ny,hx "
varying from three to six yards in
the popular standard shades. will l..
sold at 50 cents less On tie y.r,, ,,..,
their real value.
Special bargains in Table Linn.
Towels, NAPKINS, White Cord, .,y
BLACK anal (OlOr<u S;fi>.
We offer nlagnIfi :cl.t stock .; r.x
gO,tls IN this line ut New York rri,,.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17
SANDS Z BOYCE.


Cyesis Oas ef CSethi'sg.
We will continue our Sale Of Cloth
Ing until the entire st0cl b disposed
Of.
Chipcbilla Overroats worth $500
viii be sold at $l:.m.
Oregon Kersey Coats, worth 1000,
reduced to $500.
Blanket Lined Ulstcrs, worth $50,
reduced to $500.
Cs.sim~re Suits. worth $500, re-
juc<d to $500.
Cassimers Suits, worth tsO.0O, ~
iluced 10 $l2.O0.
Dress Suits, worth $l5.O0, reduced
10 $3.50.
Black Dress Suits, worth $500. re-
duce<l to $500.
Fine Torrent Suits, worth t3O.0 90. re-
duced 10 5000.
Buffalo OversOats, worth $500, re-
duced to $lG.Ml.
Coon aud BADGER Fur Coats, worth
46,. ~, reduced 10 $3s.OO.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17
SANDS E 8OYCE.
!

Special d<sigos In lovely new color
ings in Carpets, are now % s1hSes
ton In our Broadway Carpet Rooms,
(seesssiLls through our Main street
sales room
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17

An entespsisjng ''down east'' ped.
dlar vas trying to):seal poaent ~
ensS yssls1gDay. He wasn't ns,sek
too pesvioa's u tbs Pssssse weather
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17

Our immense tsade il Carpets en-
ables % to control many private and
special tlesigns of leading n'ansfse'
tures.
$50 Choice Patterns In Fine Wool
Carpets, In Ingrains and Three-plys.
IS Patterns iu new stylish colosinGs
and dssigns in Tapestry Brussels.
Is Rich aud lovely designs In BODY
Brussels.
The handsnme new designs in Az
minister, Moquette, Wilton and Vel
vet, are rich beyond description.
M.ttings, Linoleum OIL Cloths,
Carpet Paper, Rugs, Mats, Cernice
Poles, Stair Rods, Ottonsans, Hasvocks,
Piano and Table CoveriuSs In endless
variety.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17
The Arrest Of q Woman Nihili0t-
Prince 0ortochako6.

It10C0 S0tt0C03000.
Sr. ErEKsBCRG, Marvl, IA
woman named Fjgner, IN important
Nihiii~t. who arranged to murder
lien. Strelnik.,r ut lkleaxa in Isl, has
bs-s.n arrested.
The i0testines Of Prince GOrl 4cl,a-
ksiI: have I,ern sent to FreiLurx 10 he
ana)ys<sl. The Prince died Ut the
villa Of his German mistress, with
whom he crane acquainted during
the setting Of the Berlin C0ngresr.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17

Iae I! cs:t "!it" cigar In tie city II
~ n C0osoH. 0ehl3.U 4
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17
For Rent.

(l.as. schle~singer's two slUry
building IN WalkeFviDDe, suitable. 1;;r
any b'ssinss'. ten l"dxing rOos,,s up
seetna, ks'od cellar. Apply 10 Cl,a..
Ssjs lssstnger's liquor store. West
Park street. ulsslcr Masonic Ttsssple..
H1Slf
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-03-17
SANDS & DOYCE.
WALL PAP'R

In AT Decorations, we have culIed
ftoa the leading manufactures the
most stylish patterns, and present the
Leading aud eommanding stock.
In Flosentine and Embossed Gtlts
The styles are indeed works Of srt,
pleasing - they ass in design and ef-
ssrt. No ar:ists' eye could improve
The blending Of the artistic eolorings,
aeulhetie ~ they ars, combining oil
The esseotialsol beauty in variety and
riehnesl.
Thsspsing patterns In Aicas, satins
Tiuts, White and Brown Blanks, to-
gsther with the most complete stock
Of Decorations, consisting Of Frcizes,
Dados, Extensions. Centres, Corners
Rails, Panels. etc., for psrlors. led
rooms, halls aud dining rOoGns.
CURTAINS.
Newest styles In Oh Shades and
Shading, Lace Curtains, Brocatelles,
etc., In new effects and colorings.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-20
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Disastrous Fire.

SPoKAN FALLS, January 19.h.-At about
half past IL O'clock lass night fire broke out
in defec. i've hue in F. r. Moore & Co. 3
stora, and before it could be subdued five
buildings were burned to ashes. Iu order to
check the fire, two more buildings were torn
down by the citizens. The fire ragged until
o'clock this morning. There was no wind
to spread the flames, and the ground and roofs
of surrounding buildings were covered with
snow, else the whole town would have been
burned to the ground. The lossFs are as fol-
lows: F. r Moore Co, $40 600; insured
for S30,000 company unknown. r. w.
Forrest, So 600; insured for S4 600 in the
Commercial Company. G. w. Carson,
restaurant, $500; no Insurance. +. B.
Hyde, ,estaurant building 81 000 insured
for $500 10 the Fire Insurance Of London,
and 1925 in the Metropolitan of London. +.
Il. Moore and II. l.. Cutter, house furniture
loss unknown insured for 81, 500 in Swiss
Helyetia and 81, OPS in the London aud Pro-
vincisl. A. IL. Porter, druggist, loss 5000
insured for 81 000. J. E. Candy, postotfce
and drug store, loss s2, 400 insured fir $500
in the London and Liverpool and Globe, and
$500 in the California Insurance Company.
l.. w. Rims, the jeweler. whose build
sured TO nearly that amount in the
Flremsn's Fdnd. H. French, candy store,
whose store was also pulled dowr, lost 81, 800
| insured for $500 in the Hartford. Irci5enta
losses to surrounding rr 3perty owners, $500
| ALI the buildings were burned completely
| down except T. r. Moore u Co.'s 6re.proo
warehouse. which covered several tons oi
gisnt powder. throughout the conhagratiou
the citizens worked noblY in the abaence of S
| fire company. A good deal was lost by thu
thieving of Cinnamon and Indians.
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UTAH.
shocking Case Of Cruelty.

SALT LAKE, January 19sh.-A shocking
case of cruelty was discovered yesterday in
this city by physician who was called to at.
tend an old woman named Dsvir, who, in
pursuing her son up stairs with hatchet, was
knocked down, falling the full length of the
stairs. The doctor having occasion to go into
back room, saw an object stretched on the
bsd, which or inye'tigstion proved to be q
girl IL years ola, who was tied to the bed
with ropes. She was at once relieved, and
being in . starving condition was furnished
food by the doctor. The son accused the
mother of the 6endish act, and the mother &C.
cused the son Of attempting to starve the
girl in this cruel manner. The aft air is being
investigated.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-01-20
SAN FRAN CISCO ITEMS.

The Arabic sailed Thursday for China
and Japan, carrying merchandise valued
at over $1,000 600.
Sixty. eight girls committed to the In
dustrial School are being maintained at the
Magdalen Asylum.
One hundred Chinese left Thursday for
China by the Arabic, of whom eighty Sc.
cured return certificates.
A turnip weighing forty-seven pounds
and over one foo5 in diameter has been for
wsrded to this city from the ranch of Fred.
Oser, at Marysville, W. 7.
The following arrests were made BY the
Hsrbor Police during the year 1882 /:
Drunkenness, 3l6 battery, SO; misde-
meanor, II; petty larceny, Sc; vulgar
language, 20; vagrancy, l3.
License Collector McNeill has had pre-.
pared as full list as possible of the quacks
and dealers in particular kinds of "cures, :"
and has begun notifying them that tSey
owe the city 500 year for license.
The Odd Fellows Savings Bank Of this
city suspended about four years ago. At
( that time the bank owed its depnsitors
81, III, ,l20 and its stockholders Sl2S, 975.
Since then several dividends to depositors
have been paid. and the amount now due
them is 81, 0l0, 906.
An enormous sturgeon, weighing over 400
pounds, was brought 70 Merchant.street
| fish market Thursday. Il was captured
by two Italians last Monday, in the Sacra.
mento river, near Antioch, after long and
hard struggle during which the fishermen
were nearly drowned.
The United States Grand Jury have
made no official report in the case of Dr.
Henry Cox, the United States Pension
Agent charged with the unlawful disposal
of pension funds, but it has been made
known that no indictment had been found
against him. The next meeting of the
Grand Jury win be on Tuesday, the 23d
instant.
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Disastrous Fire In Portland

PORTLAND. January 19.h.-At 4 o'clock
this morning fire broke out in Corbett
MacLeay's wholesale grocery store, below Ash
street. running through from Front to Firat,
and destroyed the establishment. The stors
of Knapp, Burrell & Co., on the south, and
Fleischner, Mayer & Co., on the north. nsr-
rowly escaped destruction, and both suffered
some damage by smoke and water. Corbett
& MacLeay's loss is S170 600; insurance,
Sl40, 900. At the same time fire broke out
in . frame range on Oak street, two blocks
away, and the eogiles on the way TO answer
The alarm stouped at this FIRE, not knowing
Of the more disastrous one at Corbstt & Mac
Leay's. The total loss of both fires is about
$500 600.
Tried and Acquitted Taree Years IN the
Penitentisry.
PORTLAND. January 19;h.-John Balm, on
trial at Astoria second time for the murder
Of l.. Alexander, was acquitted to-day.
Burmester and Mccarthy, kidr apsrs, who
seized a man on Cistsop Plains and endeav-
ored to ship him as a sailor, were sentenced
to three years each in the Penisentisry.
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"Well, what next, l wonder?" exclaimed
Mrs. Goodington, looking up from her even
ing paper. "What with boy preachers, and
Ssncho and Moody derangelists, and saliva
tion armies, things are coming to pretty
pass. Daniel and sot under Parson
Jenes for nigh onto thirty years, and
We never thought of asking for any.
thing better. The parson used to
give Us the true doctoring without
any ifs or ands, and he made as
many convicts as any of these new.faugled
folks ever did or ever will, Pm thinking. -
And the old lady glsred at the paper with
look of severity on her dear old honest
countenaucs that i'll became it. -[Boston
Transcript.
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81 say, father" observed an irreverent
passenger on ferryboat to good priest
whose mule was displaying signs of uneasi-
ness as the bark pushed off, "your mule
seems rather uneasy" "My son." said
the good priest, with mild reproof, "some
of these days when you find yourself with
only thin plank between yourself and
eternity, halter roun1 your neck and a
priest patting you on the shoulder, you'll
be great site uneasier n this ere mule !"
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