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Temperance Notes.

A nation Il and Christian total absti-
nence society has been organized in
Holland. In Denmark the total absti-
nence societies have a membership of
5000. In Belgium petition with 300
names has been presented to the House
of Representatives asking for The re-
preston of the liquor-traffic.
There has been great outcry on the
part of brewers, liquor-seners and
their allies, that prohibition in Kansas
would result in turning the tide of
emigration away from that State. But
their doleful prophecies have not been
realized. From an interview at Topeka
with the European agent of the Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad, who had recent
ly arrived from London, it appears that
emigration to Kansas, already large, is
likely to largely increase. A German
dairy company with a capital stock of
5000, 900, to be located in the southern
part of the State, is one of the new en-
terprises for which arrangements are
being made Mr.. Schmidt, in the inter-
view referred TO, says: "Besides this
vast dairy enterprise, number OF
English and Scotch capitalists are 10 X
ing to Kansas for investment, number
of them with ew to herding cattle
on the public domain, others to the
purchase of land and the raising of stock
and GRAIN" He adds: "The State OF
Kansas is talked of everywhere, is IN
eyerybody's mouth, and the result OF
this will greatly add to Kansas, popu
larity abroad" So the evil prophets are
to be discounted, and the States pros
perity will be largely enhanced IRON
having outlawed the liquor-traffic.
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General Manager

Tins Remedy is composed OF Ingredients hav-
ing special reference TO the above class of difii-
cultes. II is the Prescription OF a Physician of
over twenty yeers practice IN the West, and was
successfully used by him in the treatm Mt OF
Kidney and Urinary Diseases Testimonials n :
10 It's value are abundant before it came into the
hands OF the present Proprietor, but as we can.
not use Them we subJoin one or two such as we
are constantly receiving.
60 gentleman in Georgia says, al was suf
iering with pain in my back, scanty urine with
pam IN voihing II, ana much sediment One bot.
tie of ''lanrs Kidney Remedy cured me, was
relieved before had taken half of it,"
Ds- a lady IN town writes us, al would advise
AL who al, suffering from Kidney troubles to use
l)r. Plauts Kidney Remedy. 1 was suffering
rom weakness, with pain in my back and hmbs,
ana y walked short distance was too tired 10
stand ON my feet. After taking three hotties
could walk as long rs pleased and enjoy il, had
sood appetite, was free rom pain and fell like
new Try It and get relief" Mrs l.. l.. HAYES
&c Sold by Druggists generally, and in Mid.
dlebury by l.. HANAFORD.
A. " PLANT, N D Pharmacist, 81. Adams, W.,
p Proprietor.
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STATE IF VERMONT.
nisffisg nf AIliaAn &C

THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE DISTRICT or
ADDISON:
10 all persons Interested in the estate OF Cal
vim q. Tilden. late Of Middlebury, in said dis
trict, deceased, GREETING:
by the authority OF the State OF Vermont, you
are hereby notified To appear before the said Pro
bate Court, at the Probate Office in Mddlehury,
IN said district ON the 18th day of December, \.
d. lSo3, at 10 O'clock, Il. M, to show cause, If any
YOU have, why the account of W N. X. Remee,
administrator with the will annexed of the
estate of said deceased, should not he allowed,
and also why the residue of said estate should
not be distributed to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Middlebury, in said district, this 18th
day of December, A. ID. lSSi. 20
JOHN &. STAPLETON. Register,
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STATE OF VERMONT,

-
BE ii remembered, that at a session of the Pro
ia e Court holden nj Middlebury, within and for
said district, on the nth day OF December, A. ID.
lSS3.
Present; Hon. Lyman f. Knapp, Judge.
Whereas, Il certain instrument i'll writing, I'M
der seal. purnorting to be the last will and tesla
mrnt of Joseph Ward, late of Orw, II, in
said district, deceased, having been this day pre-
scented to SAID Court oi Probate and duly filed in
the probate Office Thcref re, it is ordered that
all persons Interested in the estate of said de
ceased, be notified t. appear before said court
at the Probate Office in Mi dlebury, in said dis
trct, on the 18th day OF December A. ID. lSS3
al 10 o'clock Il. m. by publication of this order
three weeks succ' ssivc,y previous thereto, il
the MiG,llebury Register, newspaper printed
ut Middlcbury, Aforesaid. to show cause, il amy
they may have, why said instrument in writing
should not be proved and allowed, as the las
will and testament of the sad deceased
80 JOHN G. sTAPLETON, Register,
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CTATE OF VERMONT

~ Oh
In Probate Court held at MIddlebury, on the
18th day of December, A. ID. 1855.
ii, H. Roberts, administrator of the estate of
joel Rossetcr, late OF Leicester III said district,
deceased, makes application to said court for
license TO sell all OF the real estate of sad dc
ceased, representing that said sale is necessary
for the payment of the debts of said deceased, III
which petition the widow OF deceased and all
heirs residing in this state join
Whereupon, IL Is ordered 10y said court thai
said application come under consideration and
be heard on the 29th day OF December, A. ID. 1883
AT 10 O'Clock, a. M, at the probate ofice in Mid
dlebury and II Is fur ther ordered, that all per
sons Interested be nc, fled hereof, by publication
of notice of this\ application and order thereon
three weeks successfully in the Middlehury
Register, printed al Middlebury, before said
time OF nearing, that they may appear at SAID
time and place, and if they see cause, object
thereto. 80
JOIN c. STAPLETON. Register.
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Forty years experience, in every cline
on earth, has proved Ayers Cherry Pee
toral to be the most reliable remedy for
colds, coughs. and all lung diseases.
Neglected colds often become incurable
ailments. Deal with them in time, and
prevent their becoming deep-seated in
the SYSTEM
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AN EYE TO BUs1N Ess.-R. Orchard. the
druggist, Is always wild eawake to business d
spares pains to the best of every article
In medicine He has secured the agency Tor
Kemp's Balsam for Cons umptiOn, Coughs Colds
Asthma. Bronchitis, and all affections of the
thr ,at and lungs. Sold pm I positive guarantee
Price Doc ami 81. Trial size tree
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temperance.
W. G. T. u

"IHe Lord of Hosts is tCith as, the Goo
of Jacob IS our refuge"
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A GREAT SURPRISE is IN store tor all who
use kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs, the
great guaranteed remedy. Would you believe
that II is sold on its merits and that each druggist
is authorized TO refund your money by the pro-
prietor of this wonderful remedy III fails to cure
you. X. Birchard has secured the agency for
H. Price 80 cents and 81. Trial size free.
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Troy, n. r., Jan. O!-A statement
p0o)isbed here ~ coming rom
prominent railroad man, II that Van
derbilt's special train to Tan Fan.
cisco will be ran an the new inst
schedule, and BEFORE next summer
the passenger express will run regu-
Dsrly from New York to San Fran
CISCO with reduction from the prs.~
ent time Of tlrOIu thirty to thirtyStx
hours. 1t h said Vanderbilt will
give the matter close examination
during the coming trip. Hoon after
his return public announcement Of
running time will (,e made, showing
= shortening Of time bet ween New
York and Chicago from thirty
six hours, the present time. {"
twenty-fOur hours, md frosn
from i'hicaxo to Omaha by the North
western railway frDnl - hours to
Is hours, aud betwt en- New York aud
Omaha, aud frDsM Omaha tn Ogden
by the Union Pacific railway. The
present running time II 81 hours and
by the pgOpose5 schedule the time
will l,e reduced 10 1. h0a,ry. From
Ogden to San Franciscw by thu
Central Pacific railway the time will
be rstus.ed from - to = hours, MAX
lug saving Of eighteen hours h.
tween On,alsa and San Francisc0 and
y total reduction Of the running time
between New York aud SAN Fran
riseO Oi rs hours. This entire Journey
ram Tx. made In about four and one
hall: slnys instead IT "v@r nix day ~
1t present.
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conslltution Of the United States; :"
and the whole tooe and scoops Of he
message ore abundant eo0dSDaGjo0s
Of the public deelssaaioo. 2oalans
b not % poor In resuusees that Il
de~s not psoduee. like other lAsds,
supessesvicabje bosses - political
hacks, who cannot a1lrm that the
world h better foe their having lived
therein. THESE creaturss are mnst
happy when they con orRanizs .
Masriouette show, and, stasd-
ing behind the seems. pull The
sirings while the Official puppet
"plays such fantastic tricks before
high heaven - make the angels
weep" The Independence and abil
ity Of the n'esssge are = public notice
that such show h postponed on ~
count Of weather. They may give
notice that he who dsres refuse 10
kneel, shalt surely their dire ven
Eeance feel; but the political bosses
VI Montana will be told to 70 to that
climate 10 which their brethren in
states were 50 eiiectusliy ticketed
Or last fall. Tie people Of Montana
an say that, ~ fsr ~ they have got,
hey like their new Governor, and
IN heartily exclaim,. In Mountain
,hrase, ''Hhake."
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Freight Movements.

NEW YORK. Jan. ;l.-The weather
has continued IL l,e unfsv0rai,le far
outdoor business and the rivers and
iiari'ors are full Of floating Ice, and u.
y consequence there IL very little dr.
ing ut the wharves. THE CaliErui.
ves.st'ls market however. l,as strong
undcrtOne. and with the advent Of
more pleasant weather 1t is /. pr,l,:.-
ble there will In more doing. not.
w!tl'stansiing that the season j. we'll
Chas: +: Mootiy IL load.
Ing II ship and will finish this week.
Rates are very firm; Mt last quota.
tons Indications arr for nm early MI.
vance IL consequence III tim. s",icity
vt ship. available h,r TIL. trade.
ltai'rsn''i !rriKh,s are improving now
that the time to meet the early sprinv
rade has arrived, aud the movement
r. alrca'ly quite large.
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SENATE.
Talnaago Oaricatured.

NEW I"RK. Jan. :W.-Rev. Tall
0.are 'lIDes not relisl, l,eimg a.,ris,l-
turej. The Brook lyn hill lizard.
have lseen covered with flaming bills
representing John HOwson In the
Part "f John Wellington Wells in
1.-THE Sorcrrer. la which the actor
makes w IN Imitation Of
Ta)nlage. These wcr. put IN Sat-
turtlay near the srx,klyn Tabernacle
and many lI,e,,,bers Of tllc cl,urcl, un
sunday tore them from tie l.0urls.
To-day raIi.'axe rent to District At
tormey's office TO ask IL anything
could l,e done t. have the jm,.ters re-
moved ~ they were annoying.
Backus thought they constituted
criminal lilel and the matter could
l,e brought before the grand jury
Tuesday. District Attorney Catlin.
informed manager Alc<'onl Il the
PRESERVATION NJ Taln,.g.. j. allowed In
the ACADEMY. proceeding. will liz
taken To = cypress II. He also l)irts.tetl
the directors Of the Acudn,y to r.
move the ln'sters frOnl the btur1ls.
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DUBLIN, Jan. 3O.-Parne!l hrs fer.
wayded 10 father Gallagher El,H, Of
the E385 received from the New
York society 0f the Ancient Order ..s
Hibernixns. Father Gallagher. in
acknowledging the res'ipt Of the
money, says that the suffering pes,nI-
Of D0negan are sutsi.ting Oh fsn,
only ut for bessls: that private char
ity cannot cope with the widespread
dtstrpsa there; and that the govern
ment alone Fan d. anything In the
matter, which will very soon "rc
to crisie.
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Tho pu9illOt0.

New YORK, Jam. e9.-The Tri Mnr
rays Maze and Slade will 60 ID Eng
land on April nth. after y sparring
tour through the east a,~l south and
will exhibit in Liverpool. Mancl,e.s-
ter and London. it Is Mace's i..ten-
ton tn bring his children with him
to this country which, l,r will hereaf-
ter make hrs home. Fox will en-
dexvOr tO lind y place. in New York
where Mace can establish Il liquor
store and Gymnasium which shall TX.
among the finest in the city. IL case
y match with Sullivan shall II. ll.,adt.,
Slaale will e" in 10 training immetli-
ately upon the return vi the party
from ENGLAND.
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Tin IN Mexico.

ST. Lofts, Jan. 3o.--('apt. jl-n:y
FREEMAN, formerly government in
slm,ctOr Of tin mines In Australia.
who has been prospecting for tin in
Mexico far the past year and = half.
returned here. bringing with L,n,
ricl, tin Ores, aRd xl,,clted tin. fm,nd
IN the State Of Durango IL Mrxi,,
He says b.. discovered very rir!.
deposits, and obtained liberal a;ri
valuable grants from the Mexhu,
CIV eminent for working the mine.
Capt. Freeman represented u ,r'n,-
lpany "f gentlemen here.
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Last Thursday the member OF The,
Supreme Court OF the State Of Ne
oraska cent In "a extra; judicial opiu.
ION 70 the Legislature, In answer to
request for their opinions, that It was
within the scope Of legislative wiz
dom to frame . law for The rsGul.tion
o. the management Of railroads nm.
oer the commissioner systsm." II
y h'need, - there are . good MANY
ane1'moaopolists In that legislature.
soss the membsrs Of TIE supreme
Count would not b averss 20 havinr
tos'r names added to the thirty odd
senatorial candidate, now In the n.ld
In Nshraoka.
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New YOyk. Jan. 3y--Ju.lse i,an-
ieIs. to-day. In the Supreme Court
chamber rendered i decision grant
inG the motion argued before them
last week In suit y the Union, Pacific
VI. Credit MObilier III \ m,erica, to s+.t
aside the judgment entrr.d IN favcr
Of plaintiff hy u ds fault aS:,i:is,
defend mt in October last Tor 81 49, !.
2ls.l3.
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Death of an Author.

SAN FRANC SEQ. Ian. 2D.-llemry
4: Langley. = veteran compiler Of Pa
ctiic coast statistics and Of various
directories. died this evening axezl
% years. lie Was an old New York
journalist. having started the MORN
ing Nescx in conjunction with James
O1Sullivan and samuel j. TiLl..n. lie
was very prominently known on tie
coast. He came 10 California in ~
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Ai0CeRena:ion Unla wful

WASHINGTON. Jan. The su-
premo court rendered Il decision to-
day. in which It is held the law Of
Alabama prohibiting lniscegenatiOn
IL not 10 conflict with the fourteenth
amendment to the constitution or
with civil rights Legislation founded
on 1t, for the reason that II applies
the same punishment to both Offend
ers, white an: back. without dis
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fortifying Kiol.

BERLIN, Jan. 3'.-The plan f"r
strengthening the fOrtjfirsti"h Of,
Kiel devised by General MOltl;r and
approved l,y tie. Emperor, Is for ,h..
construction Of sixteen forts, thus
making the port dock yard on.. "f the
strongest In existence. and the com
pletiOn VI strxtegetjc raj lwuy r-.
tablishing uninterrupted c'n,nrn;
cation along the Baltic ocean.
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New YORK. ian. @.-Onc Of the
surviving forty miners, Levi Farm
swOrtl, Of JOlIesls'r,. Maine, re-
turned to his old lOlne Il few days
ago. after an absence uf Ks years. lie
ssiled for the Pacific in November
l6lV. leaving behind him his v ife aud
six children, all Of whom were living
to greet him on lis return, except one
daughter who died. ~ wars ago.
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WAsIIiNt:TON, Jan. "a bin in.
tro6ucesl in the house Z ives widow
belong pension of fifty dollars pei
BALTIMORE, Jan. As.--('harlps
FOte. cs,DOred. w:.s whip,w4j with
seves !ssIies in Jail to-day for beating
his wife.
WARRINGTON. Jan. l2.-llr. Cox.
Pepsi0n agent 1T SAN Fram~jsc :. will
10 removed for gross irregularities in
performing his official duties,
NEW York. Jan. ey.-The chief IF
police has issued orders to prevent
the sparring match lm.t ween N ,ce
ana SIaade net down for tonight.
KANSAS CITY. Mr., Jan. sy,-.an.ls
hopkins wealthy young real estate.
dealer under' OOk IL clean Il gun to-.
Jay. His wife was setting near him
ana tho weapon was accidentally
discharged killing her instantly.l
VIENNA. Jan sy.-A pl,card was
posted q few days ago in n nni,l;c
garden in st. Petersburg enjoinin0
the people to avoid places fre0uemtesi
~ the court lest they should IL. hurt
ny anything that might happen.
I-oNDoN, Jan. 29-The heaviest
n9ods known in the british lake dis
!r1cts Tor % years now prevail. Lakes
Oerwent. Twarer aud bss~enthwnite
now join. and u portion II Keswick
10 submerged.
LONDON: Jan. sS-The lark Rov.,
lar. !rom Philadelphia TOR Livern0I
vas driven into Penxrth rsx,.l. m:
,eck w:s swept and other DAMAGE
l0oe. One man was lost. Ten I'M.
4. -. xese washed ashore near Penarth /;
i. sse: .; n supposed to have found !
.a with OIL ON bos.I.l, twenty in
.umber. near Port Hall. The vss.ci !
:. supposed TO be the steamer RIncs |
Watch sunk OF Aarblesheed. Twen.
y1x pef:ons were drowned. The
torn c00tinues. 50"
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Indian Troubles S-ttiel'

SAN Francisco. Jan. :n.-Ti e
cutter Oliver WOlcOtt. has returned
from y trip to Metlakali:,, British
Columbia. where she went Mt thu re-
quest Of the colonial authorities 10
restore order aM,lg the Indians. The
trouble: which was not serious, grew
out at Indians removing a building
from the church reserve and MAX
finally settled in u legal manner.
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Treasury Notes.

WASH NGrUH. Jan. aW.-S...r..t.rx
I,Mxer Is having estimates made 10
"esef'nane whether he csm make q
e".. Tor 'n'"''" early in February.
FoIxer has requested Hon. =. Rel.
u. n'"nt !" furnish the Department with
tne Iac's amt information on which
sugar. '"''
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The census Of 1850 has alne>dv
cost the government SON, QUO, and
word was only recently received that
the exhaustion Of the appropriation
had made necessary the discbarEe Of
the census bureau employees. It
will take $eoo. 900 more to complete
the work. The cnst Of this work and
the compilation Of Statistical tables
With brutal accuracy" - Waiter.
son 6licitously puts Il, ars . needless
waote q publie naouev.
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The land department q ths Nesah'
ern PAci6c In this Territory has 81
I'd on the presumption that the co0'
psuy had some sort Of floating grant
that could BE- laid ut wiiD. While the
MINER has never been In sympathy
wilh the efforts to have . forfeiture ol
the land grrnt to the Northern Pa
cite declared. or with any scheme
put on foot for cripiIing the Improve
nentA going forward and caleuls-
! ted 10 promote the Intervals
II the entire Territory, It l'as
persisaently consented that the set
tiers had some rights the railroad was
bound to respect. Tive claim II the
railroad company to land. lying IT,
tween the head "f Ruby Valley on
the south aud the D arbOrn on the
north, WAS MT Thought to b. founded
IN any Authority conferred hy Law. A
Wa.hirg'on dispatch. Of the 18th,
gives the following ps'i"ts Of <;srreta-
~ Teller's decision on this point:
The Secretary of the Interior bas
decided . question at Much imp"r-
tanre tn settlers ga !ansi within the
lin.iiy IL 1sailrUad giants wl,~rr settle.
mleuts have been made AFTER the with
drAwsl Of the lands aud ('eSnse The |
sale ~ the definite iGl'a!ion Of the line |
of rad. The Ss-cretsry holds that
such Withdrawals are inOpesS,ive |
~ aiasst settlerr. and that setllefs IRE |!
protected by the statute up tO the |
time the line III the r.s,sl il fixed. II
:lpesrs that prtlinin. ~ With
have gciseralty l'eeu
slAde In yesrs l'e>t iHr the ben
eft o! land-xgant railroads ls1,re the
definite IMstjOn Of the roads. and
that settlement rights have be<n
excluded from the y iilsdrawn lands.
A large amount ri land l.xs been
Withdrawn fDr tie Northern Pacific,
Southern Pacific, Atlantic 4 Pacific,
Texas 4 Pacific, New Orleans aud
Pacific radx. Secretary Teller's DE-.
,ixjOn opens such lands 10 settlement
md entry unsis.r the homestead and
~ emPtiOu laws Of the United
3tates. |,
Under the aLOve decision Il Is e..
resnely predetermined whctiser or not
he Northern Pacific eau take any
a'stls any where IN any portion Of
ettletl Montana. The preliminary ,
were made in 1877. The
Abandonment Of the line upon which
l,ese preliminary Withdrawals were q
isds Operai~d ~ . surrender of I
|xhts under s,,ci, witi,drawsl when Z
be- line was definitely located In {
mother place. The original with
naval cannot stand ~ q bar Il ut. e
eIx fnr all time Ia cosOe, or until =
sch time ~ the emIapy may 6
'ocse 10 Ocsaspy II with road betl. y
he later lc..aiis,n ani wi!lsdrn wal p
'e imperative against settlers who q
INJURED pri"ri,y "f right ti,rough il
nteriority In time. The conclusion Il
irresistible ti,at either Judge Wade, 81
i,o decided y. r. W. Majors, re- q
'ntly. or thu Secretary If the Inter-
=, u like nss~~.ity, which knows :.
, law. :.
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TURN BACK.

It appears that Mr.. Back whom,
the Republicans attempted to .lrag In
through the front door Of the Loun.
ell without credentials, has been
kicked out ut the Back d.,or. Presi-
dent Stuart appointed . committee
on credentials which did not seat
anyone without credentials. The
dtegrace ofthe deadlock that in,ped-
Cd pablic business, by lawlcas At
tempt to dag In IN outsider, was
wiped away, and the pretense that
M. Back was az j.sre member, A.
though not having . certificate, H.
fast fading out Of the public mind.
The persistence with which Repub.
iican journals hOwled about Dawxon
county frauds after the election ha.
Ieft an impression that there wss
something In il. 4 reiec.
tton III iis vote would nat
have made any difference in The
Delegate canvass. : be- Territory l,ss
never received dollar Of revenue from
Dawson count:' on account Of prop
erty tax. and the county never had
municipal organization until o.
tober 1Ss2. just . .hor, time before
the election. Of the 6ll votes pur.
ported to have been cast In the four
precincts Of the county, Glendive h
credited with 5lO. In the very r.
markable election In that Council
district. Mr.. Rack, who did not r.
ce've vote In Choteau county, y
credited with 6as votes, more than
The enlire vote of the county: and
MI. Hamilton 00l, and Nj. Church. !
III 80 respectively, not one Of which !
sotes either of them received frs,m !
Dawson county. No fair-n,ip<jed !
man believes Beck entitled 10 the
'eat. The whole thing looks bed On !
10 face, and the Republican, that
nave hacked haek will have 10 take
hack seat. They cannot we'll nose
- reiosmesS aud paTtieans Tor a rof.
en- borough claimant ut tie .an,e
line.
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-31

!'ERNE. Jan. :al.--Switxerl.n,l Ina
rejected the nnturnliza tion treaty
pr"p"~etj Nv the United states. nc.
..'.rfttng IN which nationality r. for.
't.'ted !'y residing fnr u certain ,eri.s,
".'rts''t ~ the ground that this CLAUSE.
~ tho treaty l. contrary t. SWISS