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eses Of Montana
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ke0gh.
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10 cattle.
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deSrsy the expenses u repWeeeoitng
Montana Ut the Amseefs1am Expoet-
ton.
Retailing to the Jurisdiction Of Jos-
otc'es courts.
Appr0psiattnG !soO to the Nv aud
k!UO 20 toe meoceSSeos00s DIVISION OF
he Montana it6ssry.
Requiring twenty-five per cent. 0f
All c:'unty licenses u 10 l'a'd Into
Inc Tcrr1t OrtaI treasury.
Preventing The carrying Of deadly
=: Amending the charter Of Virginia
C1ty.
A~'easing the stock q corporations.
Amending section 3sS nun 0ivts-
'on Revised Seatutt.' retailing 10
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RDIARY.

A card sigsed Isaac d. NeCsleh-
60, Ssesstasy, appears IN the LITTER
Aowastsis lsst evening jn which That
gsntIessan takes exceptions to ashost
editorial which Appeared in TIE
MlxRs Of the 9Th INIT. We couS<o
~ never raw The squib The writer n
1sn 70 until Uur attentioa va direct
"a 10 Il BY bib complaint, mr. did W
dictate Il By our Telegram which W.
pub)ished in TIE MINES q even daEe.
But o. Io"kiag Il over and
sisisg It up With tho card
q Isaac d. NcCutebeop, Secretary,
10 fail % see whcrein it does Jsaac
d. NcCutehseo, Secretary, any grisv-
o. injsslice. That gsstlsman gives
his whole caae away bv The unfoetu.
nate Ito him) 40 Of IN interrogation
point. Hi reference 70 ''llr. Hamil.
tn - . nasssslper ~ Of The Council"
Shows the animus II Isaac D. Nc
Calcheon, Secretary, toward the
member fRJm Cholea0 add DaW.on,
and gives Tise 70 . rsasoaabje suspl-
eioa that biz Withholding Ne. Ham
lltos's mileage and per al;ess va due
snlely % the fact that Ieaac u. Nc
Cutehson, Secretary, did nat recognise
Mr.. Hamilton ~ . member Of the ~
esat Legislative Assembly. II The
supposition BE- correct Isaac d. Nc
Cuteheou. Secretary, hes NO cause 10
complain Of the aliicle 10 the AINsR.
Anolhe1 matter In hj% card shows
that IsAac D. NcCuteheUn, Secretary,
Il not the gu,leleat innocent indivitl-
ual he. would have ~ be-
lieve he b. He would have
Tie reader Of his card infer that the
MINER had spoken Of him - : led
eeal ollIcisl aud oarret-baGgcr." The
AIxER used no words u the kind,
and yet they occur In The body oG biz
card In misleading quolatioa MARKS.
Isasc that will not ID. II yoo EEL
you must rush into print 20 ventilate
fancieGl grjevanres 1eave out q your
cards interrogation points and q10ea-
tion marks, Yoo 6andle thesn like
= blwsdeses. II! u! Isaoe D. No
HecTetayy.
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Tho WroolDsd Olmhria.

BssLlN, March lS.-The salvneo
steamer has returned fto0 the seeSao
0S The wreck Of the Cinsbsia. Divo6o
report = number Of Oodies Ut victimo
damned a9ainst the gear of q llGo-hoof
IN Oeck. Enlrs0ce INTO the oalins
was closed BY . compact nsaAs q ted
isa. To save the cargo three decke
have u " removed ~ explusiveD.
aud the explosivsu would shsiier M
NO cogpoes IN The held.
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lope The opportunity 10 escspe. The
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w. totally consumed In thirty min
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larl Dalhousio's Circular Lester.


New Y0RK, March 13.-Nouilay
evening paper. print = copy Of = car:
cular letter addressed by the Earl Of
Dalho,lsis to tho governor OF every
state In tho union asking information
concerning the practical operation Of
the laws under which \ marriage with
4 deceased Wife'* sister IN permitted.
The circular cOm aims . letter from
an eminent American clergyman
quoted recently 70 SHOW that Ganeful
results had attended tue leealizatiOn
Of marriage with . deceased wifs's
sister In tho United states, and the
Earl asks esch governor to sxy
wtell,er. accOrslinx 10 his observation.
thiS assertion u correct. The infOr-
nation IL sought with reference to y
bin to 10 introduced in tho house Of
lords again this year to le9xlixs the
same In Euglxud.
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Death OF Thomas Flourney.

DANvILLE, Va, Mar..l, l3.--Ii"".
FI0urney, cx-Illrl,Iln'r VI Congress
aud candidate TOR Governor an Inc
Know Nothing ticket, diul this
morning.
VIENNA, Marcel, ia Law is put.
Iished exempting from the lHyn'el'!
81 customs duties x,xals sc',i from
foreign cOuntris. Ia the eIt"lr''@'
exhibition here.
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We have watched with coosidesa-
bio Interest fos some expression b.
our Miles City exchange concsfniug
the charges made against the Com-
missioner u Cuseer County which,
have illuminated In their being legis-
lated out " Olllce and others placed
In thesr stead. While Il b harlly
probable the act Of the Legislature
win b ssstained BY the courts, there
b no question about Il Involving
thot county IL IN expensive litixa-
tea. Why the papess Of that city
have not notleed the matter has been
. saspsise = othess not connected
With To yess q Montana, Tor II h
cestainly . question Of mare than
passlng interest - them. The ouly
EeSsesnce 70 The imbrogljo We have
seeo b contained IN the daily Ress
ofthat city under date II the 7th Inst.
IL which Il b stated that County
CSssk Taylor had resigned aud that
HI. g. w. Stilwell. BIZ deputy, he'd
bssa appointed clerk BY the connis-
sIooees In his plaee. The Cd eoa-
mi06o0s0 were In sessioo and their
peseeediaO weso bei1g e3osely o.
served b . number a The leading
eitissas a Tie place.
The Pres also states that The M
poiat0sat q etilwsll was met by TIE
unqualified diaaPpsebaaIsn Of TIE
geoesal poblie. II thsss has bssa
Any esookedns0 in TIE ua1aeeme.t
q ~ a1Ain q Custer eounty win
the Asss p1eass infesa "a inquiriog
oots6do wesld? A. there be- besa
s,saDo extsn legiolaajoa In bohalf q
thee esssty Tie psepss have . right
% know Why Il was dose. VIII The
Journals q Nilss City give - moro
light uPoa IL matter?
They have . sessible u ut . mod
en- way a getting ost' a dl0eulties
IN France. The ministry q that
country are tsoobled aboat Tie pgss-
eocs a rcyalises. They ass ~ eye-
sore to ths 0evssnnent They ass
not wanted there. n. Ferry, who b
ssaaasbiag q . lawyer, proposes 70
clear ehe as,d q ths9 By ths excess
t5eo q ~ Cd Nv, instead q paas.
Ing new o0e % reach their enne.
American )qglblaAoss may pso0t ~
hb exaospSe. NiDe ti0ss ct a To-
fbey Will 0na What they want a.
Eeo1y eooeeo6 ID slae9lap erovn
- Skiiv;ee. - ~ ''''''''e u
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= Oe0g AOUGSSs y O9u08llOs D: Je4Ief.
san = Lewis and Clarke I; Madi-
ee0 2; Meagher 8; Niasoula !; silver
Bow 6, aud . ct large.
Relative u the boundary lines Of
Silver Bow county, changing them
% - to Include WoodviDje aud the
adjacent rrgi0n In J~fIerp0n county.
0An act TO secure manufacturers and
owners Of Tailrnad equipment aud
rolling stock IN making eouditjoapal
aa)es and contacts for tho leaso
thes0oE.
Incorporating building aasocia-
lions.
Providing for the l,unishm,ept Of
psssoas un!aw:Glly divertiug water.
Aushott1tnG county commissioner
70 ia!ue bonds 70 release outstanding
indebtedneos.
ttceusaDg gambling houses: nc.
qat1tng . geoesal lice0se Of 30 per
month; lATo tables, IS: poker tahjes.
$lO0s keno, $50; iouIetfe. 4l5l: and
Ill Other gan,ee, $50.
16seabsleelng ftes p.hlic libraries.
Preventing The illegal killing of
ApSUYtSosuU3v 00O SOe the IOtolse5.
Ianecus division of the Montana IL
bsasy.
Ccnes.ning records Of placer min
iag locatienc.
Rslating 70 diseased animals.
Resending the indehtedness a JEFF
lemon county.
Providing that the people Of J~lsr-
go county may vote upo0 the co,,n-
Y osoe . between Boulder City aud
Grating The county Of Yellow.
Amending Tie sct creaaisg the
coenty a Silver Row.
Ree6nding TIE outsGan1lnR Anaen
PEI oe1e boo(1s ol AisDoulo eosnfv'
Providing tor The Fost Benton DE
department.
To oreet . sohool hoaee n Glen.
~ ID 0oW0o0 eoo0fy.
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CHICAGO, March l9.-StockhOlder,
a TIE Unlo0 irOn and steel comnenv
AZ bseas5on On the psopouitiom &,
ree0mo operations By the kpsl,e Cf I :.
~, OoO peslssTed Stock. It h i,elicvesl
tbe psoposition will be 3ocepasd. a
sweeping decaslon a,eaiuse he,eke4
shops b delivered In the Unifssi
6tatss Court.
MADRID, 1sarch l.-The total
nun,oer AZ persons asrysted On Anil.
lesSs Sor completely IN the auarchist
movement b 100! or thin numi,er
~ aEs charged with murder and
agn5tan outrages end with bein~
alseetoss At the Black Hand 6oeie1v
6Sxty o. the psisa,uen confenetl lhcir
eoraplicaty In four murders.
LONDON, March l2.-Twe.ty-o.e
de!e9naes repeeseuling 6Ouih York.
shire, and 1Aooashire trades. reaolvs.l
10 Tesace the output Of finished iron
TIE Doehe.s " Aasjsboeo hss 9iv.
ea 70 Lakes fund SooOE. The
amount which resuaiuel over ftnsn
the S0nd collected for the reli.f ~
Isesaod, daring the years Of 10 an6
PARIS, March, ee.-Thc e3ee4iom n.
. ms0bee Of depu(jep 20 mi III ~. ~.
esney eaesed BY the death OF Gam.
S Sesse ye.eesday was without rpvuIt.
~ oo00 1ecroox received The larersf
oe0oes a. votes but not the rennisif~
ncooes to eject aud another i~iics
VIII have 20 be taken.
lIonDON, March l2-TnH.,,,..
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-25

For one l sincerely hope the changes pro-
posed by Mr.. Fox for our High School, as re-
ported in Saturdays Pass, viii not be car
ried out. Such changes would amount to its
practical abolition.
Such scheme would not, / am confident,
meet with favor from our more thoughtful
citizens generally. The P. FL. s. has an es-
tablished place in their hearts. Many young
men have gone from it to college, who
would not otherwise probably have obtained
a liberal education. Many girls have there re-
ceived the training which has enabled them
TO become successful and most valuable teach
ers. Many citizens have felt that they have
received some valuable return for the liberal
school tar they have paid year after year In
the higher education afforded to their children
In this school. Many Portland ladies nov
known and distinguished In the literary world
notably Mrs. Abba Goold Woolson and Mrs
Clara Barnes Martin, have laid the founda-
ton OF their eminence in this school, and have
paid back 10 the cause OF education a hundi ed
fold for what they there received. Our public
schools have OF late been sharply criticised
and are not yet perfect, but they are just
pride OF the community, and the High School,
under its present able corps Of teachers, Is do
ing noble work.
Let no such radical changes, as those sug-
gested, be hastily made by the committee Let
them first be submitted 70 the community for
deliberate consideration and discussion.
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Stone and the WILDCAT,


VIM. +. Stone, the apothecary, OF this city,
Is quite hunter, and when Detective wor-
NELL went after the vioators of the game
law, ne took Mr.. Stone with him. They were
in camp one night, when Mr.. Stone stroled
out. He wandered about half mile from
camp, whom suddenly he heard soft step be-
hind him, and looking aronnd saw wild cat
a short distance from him preparing 10 spring
His first thought was, what i'd fool / am
to be here; rather be at home making pile
Mr.. Stone is good marksman, but he was so
excited that although he fred two shots,
neither took effect Not having time to again
load he cl ubbed his rifle and waited the ex-
pected attack. He did not remain long in
suspense, for the animal gave a leap, and at
the same moment Mr.. Stone stepped one side
and as the animal went past he struck it with
his rife and laid it low. Having dubbed it
into docility he moved away, loaded his rifle
and held it pointed at the animal about Is
minutes, but as the cat did not move he ex-
amined 1t, found it to be dead William
didn't linger there great while, but when he
arrived In camp Wormell hardly knew him,
he looked so frightened. He is going to have
the skin stuffed to exhibit as a specimen OF
what brave hunter can do.
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Journalistic Gossip.

From the tone of an article printed in yester'
days issue Of the Argus We infer that Mayor
John w. Deering has accepted the position of
city editor ON that Journal. The article in
question is ill-tempered enough to warrant that
assumption. II says the Press deliberately lied
in stating that the night policemen we're CALI ed
from their beats 10 testify before the Board
Of Aldermen. In proof Of its charge the Pass
offers the testimony OF the chief magistrate
Of the city, Mayor Deering, who said to the
Aldermen that he had the whole night force
in the city building. At that time after
eight o'ciock-the force should have been pa
trolling the streets. The policemen were or
dered 10 appear at quarter before eight
o'clock, and had to forsake their beats as early
as halfpast seven. The investigation lasted
until eleven o'clock.
Who lies. the Pass, or the new local editor
of the AfVuS2
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Personal

We are glad to see Mr.. Mayo of the Somer-
set Reporter back again evidently restored to
perfect health.
Kennedy will practice in Portland. after the
18th Of May, for several days.
George Woodbury., conductor on the Maine
Central, viii take charge of the restaurant at
Brunswick.
Mr.. George D. Rand returned homs from
his European trip Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. henry st. John Smith arriv ed
at Halifax by the Sarmatian Monday after
noon.
Gen. Chamberlain continues TO recover from
the effects of his surgical operation. DR.. War
rem reports that he sleeps well and has no
fever.
DR.. A. B. Gates, the new city physician of
Minneapolis, took his academic course at Colby
University and his medical course at Harvard
After graduating he practiced for short time
in Boston, and then completed his studies at
Berlin and Vienna. He has been in Minnea-
polls nearly two years, and is a member of the
faculty of College hospital at Minneapolis He
is a native Of vassalboro.
Senator Hale and family will break up house-
keeping in Washington and come to their
Maine residence for the summer about May
1st. Mrs. Hale's mother, Mrs Chandler, who
has passed the winter in her handsome man
sion in Detroit, will, as usual, pass the sum-
mer with Mrs. Hale in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Baker celebrated
their golden wedding at their residence, on
Pleasant street, last evening. There was a
large attendance of friends, many beautiful
gifts we're received and delightful evening
enjoyed.
Mr.. #. P. Lyon, of the Edison Light Com
pany, Sheriff R. NJ. Stevens, of Alfred, and
Messrs. F. G. Perkins, Of Pennington, and E..
A. Palmer, Of Buxton, are registered at the
Merchants Exchange Hotel.
Mr.. E. F. Grant, agent Of the Canada South
ern Line, Is az the Falmouth.
Edward Gould OF Portland, Me-, celebrated
last week the fiftieth anniversary OF his en-
gagement as cashier Of the National Traders
bank. Two conscientious printers refused to
set this statement up, but we believe IL is true
although history is against us. Mr.. Gould Is
perhaps physically unable 10 fly, or, perhaps,
he has been locked up every night with the
assets, but be that as 1t may, he has celebrated
his golden financial we iding.-Kansas City
Journal.
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Associated Charitlaa.

The work room committee connected with
the Associated Charities wish to acknowledge
the following gifts:
From Mrs w. Dana, cloth.
Mrs. Mark r. Emery, 81
January, Mrs. J. p. Baxter CLOTH
Mrs. r. Fl. Brown, calico.
Miss II. Hersey, cloth.
February, Mrs. Dewitt, rs.
% Mr.. Blaisdell, cloth.
March, Mrs Charles Plummer, $40.
The work room will close the last Friday in
April. The annual sale OF garments made
during the winter will commence Thursday
April goth. 1t is only by disposlng Of these
garments that the committee can hope to re-
open the work room at the beginning Of anoth-
or winter. Ladies of the committee and young
ladies will be only too glad to walt upon friends
at 623 Congress street, nearly opposite Park
street.
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Ar ANIMAL r. tna Cnaritabla.

A woman, who by hard labor, has supported
her mother, with all loving accomplishing,
care and tenderness for thirty years, was SO un-
fortunate as to fall and break her hip one fort
night after her mother died. She has warm
and convenient room, and is able to take care
Of herself with much comfort where she is. 1t
seems very cruel after life so worthy, that
she should be compelled to go to the Aims
House, where of necessity she must have some
one in her room and be deprived Of the little
that gives any light to her life. The lameness
improves and perhaps some work may be found
whereby she can partly support herself. If
those disposed to assist for awhile in paying
the rent for this poor woman, will make re-
mittances, however small, to Mrs. Edward Fl.
Daveis, II Free street, or to Mrs Ellen N.
Bacon, SAB Congress street, the money will be
faithfully appropriated, and the heart Of the
unhappy made glad.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-25
Portland Water Company.

An adjourned meeting of the stockholders OF
the Portland Water Company was held at noon
yesterday, $40 shares being represented. ID.
W. Clark, the President OF the Company, was
in the chair and t. Il. Payson was present as
Clerk.
1t was voted to accept the act Of the present
Legislature relating to the issue Of the bonds.
1t was voted TO mortgage the works to e. II.
Dayeis and Francis Fessenden, as trustees, for
$1,40O0OO bonds at five per cent. interest.
Glass A of these bonds amounts TO 100000.
These will be used in funding the floating
debt of the company and paying the cost Of
extension and construction of the conduit
The balance of the bonds, S1,2000O0, divided
INTO classes D. G and d, will be held strictly
ior the payment of the present outstanding
ponds OF the company, which are just equal &c
this amount.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-25
The Cadats. Trim.

The Portland Cadets will start on their trip
TO Lowell today, special train leaving the
Boston and Maine depot at Ills a. m. The
committee of arrangements explain that owing
to the amount Of business the Cadets have had
to attend to In connection with their enter
tainment in aid Of the soldiers and sailors
monument their time has been almost wholly
occupied to tho detriment OF their trip to
Lowell. Therefore they ask the indulgence
OF their friends and the honorary members for
this late invitation and cordially request all
VIII can do 80 to accompany them on their visit
to the Lowell Phalanx. The assessment, in
Guiding railroad fare and hotel bill. has been
placed at S.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-04-25
Coupons Paid.

The suit reported in our court columns this
morning OF w. e. Donnell ys. the Portland Il
Ogdensburg grew ont Of the fact that when the
third mortgage bonds issued by all the roads
forming tho links In tine Portland and Yer
mont divisions, were recalled by the Vermont
Division, few were left outstanding by that
section Of the road, and some OF them we're
paid to w. Il. Donnel by Mr.. Hogan, contrac-
tor for the Vermont Division, to pay for
groceries for his men. AS the Portland Divi
sion was party to the mortgage It had to
stand this suit and verdict was rendered for
the amount in favor Of the plaintiff.