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The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09

It is rumored that the notorious
Eastern Montana bandit, George
Bell, held up a man at Livingston
for $4OO last week and was promptly
lynched. Jim Bell undertook to cut
down the body and was saved by the
sheriff from sharing the same fate.
There are about four hundred men
at work on the grade between Helena
and BOzeman.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09
Indians Defeated.

New ORLEANS, May 5.--The Times
Democrats Hermosillo Mexico) spe-
cial says: In an engagement yester-
day at Ingueach canyon, l6s miles
southeast of here, between Apaches
and Federal troops, the Indians were
defeated with a loss of twelve killed
and many wounded. The troops
lost three killed and five wounded.
The fight lasted an hour and forty
minutes.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09
Faiiure-A Threat.

LONDON, May 4.-Fritz Andres, a
cotton merchant in Liverpool. Man
chester. Alexandria and other cities,
has failed. Liabilities e150,OOO.
The LaaD Journal says: If the
United States authorities hold that
lyman, Walsh and Sheridan cannot
be extradited under the existing
treaty, and If those gentlemen do not
voluntarily surrender, they may after
various formal writs of arrest have
been returned unsatlsfied, be adjudged
outlaws and their property forfeited
to the Crown.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09
Mining Casualties.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, May 5.-A
special from Ishpelling Lake Superb
or mining region says two men were
killed at the Champion mine last
night, b.ing knocked from the skip
into the shaft, and by falling in were
dashed to pieces at the bottom of the
pit. The fireman at the Mitchell
mine was buried by a run last night.
1t will take at least three days to re-
cover him. All three leave large
families dependent upon them for
support.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09
A Popular Act.

ALBANY, May 5. - Governor
Cleveland has signed the Campbell
penal code amendments, which prac-
tically repeal what are known as the
SUNDAY Blue Laws" which have
been SO obnoxious to large class of
the citizens of New York and
BROOKLYN.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09
Corraling Nihilists.

ST.. PETERSBURG, May Sit is be-
Eeved that the authorities of Moscow
have been invested with power to ar
rest numbers of persons who have
been acting suspiciously in that city,
and to detain them until the corona
ton of the Gar has taken place.
Much ill-feeling exists in some of
the regiments of the army owing to
the fact of rewards being offered to
men to induce them to denounce any
of their comrades who are known to
be NihilistS.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09
Republican Frauds.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Col. Parker,
chief inspector Of the p0stofaice de-
partment, estimates that the gov
ernment has been losing $1,000 daily
by the operation OF the private letter
offices raided in New York. To-day
there are similar offices in operation in
other large cities, but the government
is determined to close them without
dAiaV
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09
Crook Has on His War Paint.

TOMBSTONE. A. T., May g. A
Guadaloupe rancher reports that Gen
Crook passed across the Mexican
boundary last Friday with his troops
scouts and outfit for a three months
campaign. Crook detached a
guard with orders not to permit
any one bearing Dispatches for him to
cross the line. He then struck out
with his whole command for Jules
pass, in the heart of the Sierra Madre,
the old home of Juab and Geronimo
The Jules pass is forty miles from
Guadalupe.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09
Something Not on the Bills.

CHATTANOOGA, May 4.-D. F.
Walker was hanged to-day at Tren.
ton, Ga, for the murder of S. S. Hard
berger. on Sand Mountain, in October
last. Walker died unmoved; he made
long speech on the gallows. A row
followed the hanging, and George
Bird. brother of the sheriff, in at
tempting to quiet it was shot, and
several others were badly beaten.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09
The Indians 'SIaudered.

ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Dispatches
from Santa Fe says the reported at
tack by Indians upon a pack train
near San Augustine, is untrue, and
the killing Of cattle near Alemas
Springs was done by smugglers not
Indians. The cavalry sent out by
Col. Forsythe, report no Indians in
that whole region.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09
Miscellaneous.

Boston, May Sat 1:30 p. IN. the
score in the Casino race stood as fol-
lows: Horses, SO7 miles; bicyllsts,
779 miles.
PHILADELPHIA. May 5.-The jury
in the case of Ellis A. Phipps, ex--
almshouse superintendent. charged
with forgery, after being outall night t
rat,,rned a verdict of guilty this
morning.
BERLIN, May 5.-A marriage is
arranged between the hereditary
Prince Anhault and second daugnter
Of the Crown Prince.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09
Postponed.

VIENNA, May 5.-A meeting OF
King Humbert of Italy, and EN-
perOr Francis Joseph of Austria
which was to take place in Berlin
this spring, has been postponed until
the 9th Of November.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09
A New Jury.

DUBLIN, May 5.-Fitzharris will
be@tried by special jury as accessory
to the murder of Burke and for MUIR
der of Cavendish. An entirely new
Jury panel will be summoned.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09

vel Deil Hellman, who was being con-
cIsed to the insane asylum from
sne sn,endlve, became unruly ut Billings
Sha.naa ha made fierce attack upon Under
c.os nelii Mathews, who finally suc-
'eeoed in ironing him.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09
New York Money Market.

New YORK, May 5.-Money, q a.
closed II; prime mercantile paper,
g @ 81; sterling exchange and bank
ers' bills were dull and steady at
4.S2a;; sterling exchange, demand,
4.85.
The semi-weekly miner., 1883-05-09

ANTWERP, May 4.-Remorg. a corn
dealer, has failed for 100000. A
lady whose husband is ruined by the
failure committed suicide to day. .
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-04

tain alone. OF the English vessels
lost 226 were steamers, nearly as
many as all the crafts launched on
the Clyde during the year. The total
number of shipwrecks was less than
in 1881 by 249, but it exceeded very
considerably the average for the three
years just previous, the figures being
for 1873, 1894, wrecks; for 1879, L.
6SS; for 1880, $50; for 1881, 2,039
for 1882, 1890.
During 1882, 4,129 lives were lost
by wreck, and in five years since 1873,
inclusive, 29,763 human beings per-
ished at sea. Wood has been super
coded by iron for shipbuilding, and
now steel is replacing iron; but our
ships are just about as liable to disas-
ter as ever, and the dangers of ocean
travel have not been decreased, while
travel on land has been growing safer.
And yet the means of securing safety
are at hand.
In recent paper on the construc-
ton and equipment of ships, Mr.. S.
II. Terry, an English expert, after
treating of safety appliances under
nine heads, takes up each subject sep
arately, and adduces examples Of
ships that have been lost from a de.
feet in that particular part of their
equipment, at the same time indicat
ing the remedy that has already been
devised, and which, if it had beer
used, would probably have saved moi
only a fine ship and valuable cargo
but many lives also. The comment
of the London Engineering on the
conclusions of Mr.. Terry is very sug
gestive: at may be doubted whether
a ship that has to earn dividend car
ever be made secure against all disas
tiers but the experience of severa
large companies that insure their owl
ships shows that wrecks arise in tn,
main from preventable causes. IN
Y. Sun.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-04
Borrowing Tools.

DIR. Franklin once said with good
deal of truth, that che who goes a
borrowing goes n sorrowing;" but i
have found by experience that 'he who
goes lending has annoyance unend-
ing" All my nearer neighbor5 who
lived in village once borrowed my
square harrow to work their gardens,
until one day ! found that six teeth were
gone. then told them that l would
continue to lend it on condition that
every borrower should replace one tooth
till all were restored. Some got mad,
others went away and said nothing, and
only one gree, TO ,h5 terms. But
the worst case of the above mentioned
.annoyancc," was described at q late
meeting of the Elmira Farmers Club.
Mr.. Armstrong said he bought now
ing machine many years ago, but before
he hitched the horses to it borrower
came. lie took it, and went from place
to place until half of its value was lost
and in fact, Mr.. Armstrong said he sold
it for just half its first cost, without
having used tia single time-and made
q good bargain. In some neighbor-
hoods this evil is much worse than in
others, and ncigh)Jss think they have
the first right to tool, and the owner
the second chance. Some never bring
the things home. and often the whole
neighborhood is searched to know who
has it. The only thanks which the
owner sometimes gets Is in the shape of
n rcbuke for lending tool which has
some defect about it, and for which he
ought to get it mended and pay for the
work ready to lend again. could tell
n great many more such eases. Now, is
it not the duty of every good farmer TO
use all the influence he can TO break up
this wretchcd custom. offer no other
suggestions; each one must decide on
the best way to do it.-Country Gentle
man.
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A Pig Turned Into Pork I'm Thirty Five
Seconds.

Of course | went to see the stock
yards, but my visit had something of
a special character, for / saw pig
put through its special performance in
35 seconds. What happened was this {:
A lively piebald pOrker was one Of a
number granting and quarrelling in
pen. He was suddenly seized by
the hind leg, firmly manacled and
SWING through the fatal door, through
which no pig ever returned. On the
other side stood man
The two handed engine at the door
Stands ready 10 smite once and smite no moro
and the dead pig shot across the
trough and through another doorway
and there was splash as he went
head first into the vat of boiling water
Some unseen machinery passed him
swiftly to the other end of the terri
BILE bath, and there the water-wheel
took him up and flung him on to a
counter. Here another machine seiz-
ed, scraped him, and down the counter
he went, and then, presto he was
again by the heels; in one dreadful
handful man emptied him, and while
another squirted him with fresh water,
the pig registering his own weight as
he passed the teller's box) slid along
the steel bar from which he hung, and
was whisked around the corner into
the ice house. One long cut of a
knife made two sides of the piebald
pig, and two hacks of a Ratchet
brought away his backbone; and
there, in 80 seconds from his last
grunt-dirty, hot-headed, noisy-thc
pig was hanging up in two pieces,
beautifully clean, tranquil, iced. The
very rapidity of the whole process
robbed it of all its horrors. Here
was an opinionated, piebald pig max
ing prodigious fuss about having his
hind leg taken hold of, and 10 ! be-
fore he had even made up his mind
whether to squeal, or only to squeak,
he was hanging up in the ice-housc,
split in two. That the whole process
is virtually painless is beyond all
doubt, for il is only for the first frac-
ton of the 80 seconds that the pig is
sentiment, and | doubt if even cleo
tricity could as suddenly and painless
ly extinguish life as the lightning of
that unerring poniard, the dagger of
mercy, and the immediate plunge in
to the scalding bath.-Chicago Cor
respondence.
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ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 SID EXPERLENCE.

MY life had been gwen to dreaming,
had written of atoms aud man,
OF things that were false in their seeming
OF life that from nothing began.
had lived like monk In cloister,
With tones that wero musty to smell,
A sort OF grogarious oyster,
Encased In bible shell.
had tasted the waves that are bitter.
For knowledge is bitter as death;
had scornod Loves innocuous glitter,
had tioutcd the sweets of his breath.
But Cupid and Fate are Internal,
They lure You To sorrow and tears,
Their power. like the hills. is eternal,
Their reign Is not bounded by years.
One eve, when the opaline splendor
OF light was most fair to behold,
And hearts were made plant and tender
by glories of ruby and gold,
saw, as toward homo was vending,
In distance of luminous haze,
or beauty so perfect blending
That wisdom grow weak In Its blaze.
A window, by soft curtains shrouded,
Was rich with foaming OF lace,
And hair that like amber was clouded
Lay low on radiant face.
From velvet all heavy and warm,
And Orient silks, brightly cleaning,
Made dainty the exquisite form.
saw, or l dreamt IL, u glory
Shine out that was meant but for me.
And then-it Is but the old story,
My heart was adrift on Loves sea.
For weeks, when the bright day was dying
My passion was fed from afar;
thought tho short space tween US lying
Like distance that leads TO star,
Until by her smiling made holder,
said, will bow at her feet,
But found Fatc's most Infamous shoulder
Held sway on that side of the street.
For i was In love with mummy;
This fair, wingless angel of Earth
Was only a dress-maker's dummy,
Arrayed In the costume of Worth.
Puck.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-04
He BlaZed AWAY.

There was an alarm of fire turned
in from an Atlanta artists studio last
Wednesday morning, but by the time
the department got there the conAa-
grafton had been subdued.
"What was it afre ?" asked Chief
Ryan.
Colonel Bumgardner's portrait"
"How did it catch ?"
81 had it nearly all finished-all ex-
cept the nose-and when / laid the
proper color on it he blazed up like a
political bon fire."
"And what put him out?"
"Water! Water will put the COL
onel out at any time l"-Georgia Ma,
jor.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-04

1t is Notifying to ask married
lady "Where the old boy keeps him
self now," and find that he has been
three months.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-04

DIR. Lamar says that fifty years hence
New York City will have q population
of 100000
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-08-04
AYERS
Ague Cure

Content un 0ntidOte pOuP leS nol0-
dies occasionnees par IL poison miasmatique
qui. jusqu'ici, nest pas cnnnu avoir entire dams
ancun autre rcmede. II ne content pas dc
Quinine, nj aucune Substance minerale on de-
letere quelcOn9ue. ct consequemment ne pros
duit ancun etfet ma'faisant sur Ia c6Dstitu-
tion, laissant le s~ystcn.e tel quill etait avant
Pattaque.
Nous e,arantiSolls uc lie "'AGUE
CURE 0'Ayer gueriI tout cas- de iievre
ct de frissOn tievres intermittentcs, remit
tentes ct bilieuses, ct Ia maladie de f"ie occa-
siOnnee par le miasme. Dams 10 cas- OH. apres
que Ton aurait fait un usage Suits
prOlOnge du remede u'obtenait pas 10 resultat
vOnlu, les marchands sOnt auturises, par nOtre
circulaire, en- date du Ter Juliet 1882, den
re,ubourser lie cont. q
llr. u. e. layer & Co. Lowell. Mass.
A vendre par tous les Droguistes.
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dit son enthousiasme ct ~ splen-
deur. Nous avons lou6 son esprit
ct ses intentions. Nous ny review
drons pas. Celle de New York fnt
moins brillante, CONNIE aussi celle
de San Francisco. Mails je vous as-
sure que la colonie franchise de la
Nouvelle-O Orleans, EN- celebrant lie
IA juliet avec magnificence ct avec
patriOtisme,. ct surtOut en- cOnsa-
Grant le b6nefice de sd fGte a PHO
pital de Charlie de nOtre vile, s'est
place. haut dams rcstime ct dams la
consideration de notre population
louisianaise. Aimee deja, ct respec-
tee CONNIE laborieuse, genereuse,
hOnnGte ct digne, ellie est mainte-
nant an premier rang lie notre res
pect ct de notre sympathie. Dites
celia ): messieurs Michelet, Hoffman
ct autres braves Francais de votre
parOisse. Nous ieur devOns &c te-
moignage d'amitif, CONNIE a vous,
MI. rEditeur. Car vous avez parti-
cip6 q une bonnie action.
En- etlet, samedi dernier, le Co.
mite DIES Trente Il remis i PH0pital
de Charlie de Ia NOuyille-O Orleans
la sOmme de S2241.S7.
Sur ce, MI. PEditeur, je vous sa-
lue Acknowledgement, ct je prize Dieu
quill yOus ait sous sa sainte garde,
ainsi que vos dignes ct braves pa
rOissiens.
LOUISIANAIS,
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CORRESPONDENCE.
NLLE-O ORLEANS, 2 Aoht 1888.

NLLE-ORLEANs, 2 AOnt 1888.
Mr.. PEditenr, qu'est-ce que vous
pensez de cette chaleur-la, ct que
vOulez-vous que nous PASSIONS par
une canicule semblable
Les hommes cherchent Fombre,
s'eventent CONNIE DIES femmes, boi-
vent de peau on de la biere, suent
miserablement, reboivent, resuent,
s'essuient, sc baignent, Sc couchent
ct ne peuvent point dormir. A de
certains moments, quand pas II
feuille he remue Il lilas, lorsque
la force de Pair OH de la brise suffit
q peine pour Pale DIES moustiques,
yous he vivez veritab!ement que
par la soutfrance, ct 81 vous n'ayiez
point la glaze bienfaisante pour
vOuS rafraichir ct VOWS rayiver.
vOus ~tireriez certainement la lam
que CONNIE DIES clMenS.
A propos DIES chiens, qui sont ce-
pendant les amis ct les comnagnons
de phomme, notre municipalite les
traite assez irr6verencieusement
pour lie quart d'heure. lis mont
plus le privilege de Sc proniener
sans, maitres, sans gardens ct sans
museliere, CONNIE a Constantinople.
lis mont plus lie droit de courir ct
d'errer librement par nos rues ct
nos places publiques. C'est, du res
te, la meme chose tOus les ans
dams cette saison. La saison est
mauvaise pour les chiens, on plut6t
les chiens sont mauvais en- cette
saison. lis %s'enragent tres facile-
ment, ct lie savent Pasteur lui-meme
ma pas encors trouve lie moyen de
guerir les hydrophobes.
Settlement, 81 la guerre aux
chiens vagabonds est une cuerre
l6gitime. ct .necessaire CONNIE IONS
men doutons point, ct 81 Ia police
falt hOnnGtement son deyOir en- dis
tnDuant des saucisses empoison-
nees ct mOrtelles aux chiens er-
rant de notre vile, est-il 4 propos
ct conyenable de laisser. les chiens
creves pourrir araise dams nos rues.
dams nos %roisseaux, ct sous nos nez,
surtOut en- cette saison ct par un
ardent soleil de juliet ct d'aont?
LIE govt nous semble assez dou-
teux, ct H~infection est c~ertaine.
Malgre tout, ct bien que la fiievre
jaime soft a nos portes, nous jouis-
sons Dune assez bonnie sante. my
r. pas d'epidemie dams notre Vile.
LIE Bureau de Sant6 yeille attenti-
vement sur nous. La qu~arantaine.
reconnele necessaire par tous, est
aussi ngoureuse que possible. Pas
I'm nayire suspect he passe, ct
quand lie nayire, yenu DIES Antilles
GU du Mexique, est empeste on in
fecte, on Pexpedie a pIle-aux-vais-
seaux. Cest sage. Aussi ayons-
nous pleine confance, ct croyons-
nous fermement que la fie1vre jaime
ne nous visitera pas plus cette an
nee quepannee derniere. Nous men
avons pas besoin, ct c'est un visi.
teur. don't on SO passe tres volon-
tiers. Et puts, 81 r6pid6mie pen6-
trait chez nous, par insouciance on
par manque De vigilance, celia nui-
rat certainement 4 pExposidon
.universelle de pann6e prochaine.
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La Maison Z. JACBERT a. CrE,. cornoAk
de II. MANUEL. tie NINE VEUvk G. TAU.
BERI. est dissnnte dun cUnmun taccord. I
.Hais cttte dissolution Ma lieu une lar rsN-
Iort u In foiirHr Ct an carac;irc DO Ia Stss6fS.
La ihaisol aclt couIi, II" Iris inoins suus L.
SEMI nom commercial 1t. MANUEL. Madame
FL M;ulciu" settle J.uimIt n'ei.lnt bIus o,ir aesl
;s>.'cItt : rl cnlilhia .,.i. e. #5&s
Monsieur +. Jaulmrt Il c-alenent nj, ;nte
set titIis i,ptW EH,ison. f
Ken aut.eineIit ms scia change alx aaairea
d" Ia niais"n it'ir con,imurta co,.l.c lnr 4
l'assc = %rchilir pnnctmcitcnrnt tons lea ors
ores ''e scs ciirhts ~"it dliectenien,. soft par
! tlitfciiiiSt Nr Se~ iii,nis.X1va.cur
Les c%uAii,t's de &. Jaul,trt 4 Gle. .eront ~
Iulttes par II. Manuel III sts rclieseutxnta
Rtsptctuenscincn;,
III. MAEG1L, n
NFuvE c. JACEERr,
BLANCHE JAUBEi.T,i
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f. Notice

Notice!
Tax Collectors's Office.
Parish of Lafnnrche.
'Thibodaux, La, January Goth. 1887
To all persons engaged in business III this
parish:
You are hereby notified to call at my Office
and pay Your State and parish licenses for
the year 1883. to avoid costs Of Court and 10
per cont penalty as attorneys fees.
THEO. THIBODAUX,
Sheriff and Tax Collector, parish of Lafourche.
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Ayant tout le matGriel necessaire. nous sem
mes a meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ty-
p0graphiques qni nous seront comics Les
brets d'avocat. cartes d'aifaircs. entetes de
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs, circu-
laires, etc, seront imprimes dams le plus BRET
delai ct a DIES prix moderes.
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I'm carre de 10 lignes; lere insertion 81 80
" =" 2me =" IS
IS E" =" Insertion add. so
Toute annonce indignant la profession
lipnes. mar an. Iayance. s. oc
Announces de candidats, d'avance -. 10 ~
NecrOlogie. par ligne ....--.---..... III
Toute anponce commercials public 4 Fan
nee sera inseree an faux de 50 cents par pou-
&c pour Ia premiere insertion ct Is cents pour
les insertions suhsequentes.
Toute annoncc don't lie Dombre d'insertions
nest pas specific sera ins6ree jnsqu'a neuvel
0rdre au taux Ordinaire.
ATELIER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
EorARY JOE PRESs.
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OUR NEIGHBORS,
Dunn County (Wis.) Items.
accident.

A("N" N"tt'J " coy AttHto'
Aug. 29th 1888: The two mile rail road
track connecting the Dunn county Pressed
Brick Company's works with the N. 6 st.
P. and the G. St. P. II. & o. railways is
now fully completed.
The social event of the season is the mar
rage to-day of Peter E. Wilson to Miss
Lillian Wallace. The couple take the
evening train east.
Dunn county has unusually good crops
this year Corn although late is coming
on in fine shape.
A sale of the Bailey manufacturing
plant at Kaappis advertised for Sept. 26,
when a numbering and landed property TO
the value Of ST., coo is to be disposed of.
Menomonee has had quite building
boom this season, substantial business
blocks, fine residences, churches, school
houses, saw mills, ETC., are being pushed
TO completion.
The Menomonee City school census
shows on increase of two hundred thousand
dollars in valuation.
The Knapp, Strout & Company's lum-
bering property at townsville that was so
severely injured by the high water last
spring is being repaired as fast as a crew
of over one hundred men can do it.
The train on the NJ. & st. p. r. K. that
runs into this city is called the Flying
Norwegian"
Politics quiet. There is senti-
ment among the masses that seems to say
do what ought to have been done four
years ago. Renominate Tilden Hen
bricks and elect them again, but by such
majority as to require no eight to seven
commission