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Local News
From the Daily of Sunday.

From the Daily of Sunday.
Two railroad tickets to Portland,
Oregon, at greatly reduced rates, for
sale at Kennicott's broker Office.
The vote cast Yesterday for trustee
plainly shows the people of the city
do take an interest in school elections
when there is an evil to correct.
Judge Galbraith will address the
members of the Reform Club at Rem
shaw Opera House this evening. As
the Judge is one of the most eloquent
and entertaining speakers in Mon
tana, the house will doubtless be
crowded. All are invited to attend.
The magnificent cabinet Of George
w. Newkirk was enriched yesterday
by two beautiful specimens of gold
bearing quartz taken from new dis
covery on the North Folk of the
Coeur d'Alene river. They are liter
ally covered with go d, and are silent
yet eloquent witnesses Of the pres
ence of rich quartz In the Coeur
d'Alene country.
If the Democrats made party
fight yesterday on Mr.. E. A. Nickols
for school trustee, as the Inter Noun
tain averred last evening, they
showed not only good fighting quali~
ties but remarkable strength. A
glance at the vote received by each
proves the city Democratic
by an overwhelming majority if the
Inter J. Aountain told the truth.
Frank Hayes. light weight cham
pion of Colorado. arrived in the city
Friday. Mr.. Hayes comes highly rec
and it is his attention to
remain here and If possible organize
an athletic club. 1t is not his inten-
tion to again enter the prize ring,
but Judging from the numerous bat
ties he has won In Colorado and the
east, he is fully capable Of holding
his own In any country. 1t is his
intention to devote his time entirely
to the instruction and training of
pupils in athletic sports and the
manly art OF self defence.
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Struck O ShOal,

HALTF,x, April 5.-The steamer
Ne"cas 'e City sailed from this port
10 Boston yesterday morning. Dur
ing thick fog she struck u shoal,
Knocking several holes in her bottom.
me captain attempted to return to
Halifax, tut the water poured into
The steamer 8" fast tn 1T it became nee
essary to beach the steamer in order
TO save the lives of the passengers.
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nu. rr limited Faro.

New YORK, April 5.-Trunk lines
have agreed to carry delegates ana %an.s VS.
Tors to the Republican ano !. DsMy- Mn;
cratic National Conventions n n. Chl, ,9,e
cas c",s'nd IT trio from the principal Pointsln
~ Trmnk line territories. -..
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Aniphitheatre.

The Amphitheatre was crowded
again to witness the return match
game of foot ball on rollers between
the Pavilion and the Amphitheatre
clubs, best two In three. The first
point was won by the Pavilion, the
second point was taken by the Am>
phitheatre and the deciding point
was awarded to the Pavilion on
foul by one of the Amphitheatres.
The game lasted about two hours,
and was one of the hardest contested
and mos: spirited one yet played by
the clubs.
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Mr.. D. N. Dellinger is now in st.
Paul, where he writes he is enjoying
himself hugely. He arrived there
from Florida only q few days ago
Mr.. Dellinger says he will be In
Butte about the 80th OF June.
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GALVESTON, April 8.-The Ne,os'
Fort Worth special says: The west
bound Texas Pacific passenger train
was derailed eleven miles west of
Baird early this morning. The bag
gage car and three coaches run down
q l4-foot embankmept, making q
fearful wreck. seven persons were
killed and Is injured, six very seri-
ously. A.special train with Surgeons
Coughill and Allen, OF the Gould
Hospital, Fort Worth, have beer
dispatched to the scene. The wounds
ed will be brought to Fort Worth in
the morning. 1t will req lire eight
hours to clear the track.
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p. O. Revenues.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The postal
service was last year self-supporting
only in fifteen states and two terrific
ries, the latter being Alaska and Da-
kota. Ohio showed a deficit of $43O.
Not q dollar Ut postal revenue was
ever received from any state south Of
Mason & Dix0n's line. =
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DETROIT, April Sat Harrisville,
Alcona county, IN the northeast {
part nf the State, three masked
Robbers last night entered the house
OF Gail Schultz, killed bis son, beat
the father, mother and daughter into
sst to of insensibilIty and secured
5000 in German gold. In the
struggle Schultz's son was killed.
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Riot,

DESAIN, France, April 5.-The
fiot this morning of coal miners has
assumed serious proportions. The
cavalry charged upon the crowd and
wounded. several rioters. who fired
oack and cried: Long live social
tepublics,u
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Landing Of Filibusters.

HAVANA, April 5.-Gen. Aguerro
and followers, who left Key West,
landed on the first instant at Hica-
cos near Cordena. The instant the
authorities heard of the landing of
the fillibusters troops were sent in
pursuit.
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Bonds for $4,000.

BUFFAL April 4.-LorenzO Dim
ick, formerly junior partner in a ma
rine insurance firm, has been held in
$8O,mo bail for dlverting the money
Of insurance companies.
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The School Election

Five hundred and six votes were
cast at the election yesterday for
School Trustee and Clerk. The can
didates for Trustee were Mr.. E. A.
NickO's and Mr.. T. r.. Baker. Mr..
A. V. Cory and Mr.. Fred Gilbert
were the candidates for Clerk. The
vote was as follows:
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GONE TO REST.
A Beautiful Young Girl Joins the
Silent Majority.
She Takes an Overdose Of Nor
phine by Mistake.

About ten weeks ago \ young girl
arrived in Butte from Salt Lake City
and took rooms III one of the palaces
of sin on Park street. She was young
but little over sixteen-lovely as
Venus, bright, witty and intelligent
and full of energy, life and spirits.
She gave her name as Miss Roy
Mack. Her true name is Alice Conk
She has father, mother, four sisters
and a brother in Salt Lake City.
About year ago the girl was mar
ried. For some reason she lett her
husband and entered life of shame
in Salt Lake. After leading All
abandoned life for some time there
she went to her parents and from the
home of her childhood days she
deliberately came to this city with
the avowed intention Of joining the
sisterhood OF fair but trail ones.
Her parents knew where she was
going and knew what she intended
to do. They are Mormons.
While here and before she came
here the girl was subject to severe
rheumatic or neuralgia pains, to allay
which she was in the habit of taking
morphine. Night before last she was
taken with the same pains again.
About one or two o'clock she called
the mistress of the house and desired
that ply ysician be called. One was
sent for immediately. He came and
prescribed some simple sedative, not
considering the condition Of the girl
at all critical. His medicine was
taken according to directions.
Yesterday morning she was much
better, and at o'clock seemed to be
getting along nicely. Towards noon
the mistress of the establishment
visited her room and found the girl
sleeping soundly. Thinking that
rest and sleep would do her more
good than anything else, she did not
attempt to wake her. She visited
the room several times, and still the
unfortunate slept on. At about 4
O'Clock in the afternoon she again
went to the rooln. This time she
drew aside the window curtains and
looked at the girl closely. She found
her frothing at the mouth. This sight
alarmed her and she Immediately sent
for physician. He came, but the
poor, young thing was past all earth
~ help. Everything was done that
could be done 60 relieve her but she
breathed her last without being able
to explain the cause Of her death.
Sometime after the physician left
box containing about a dozen one
fourth grain morphine pills was
found in her pockethook.
It is supposed that the
girl, feeling her excruciating pains
coming ON again, took some OF these
pills-how many is not known-and
laid down to a sleep that knows no
waking.
Soon after her death Coroner Sar-
chett summoned jury and pro-
ceeded to the room in which the
dead girl was lying. After hearing
all the testimony attainab!e, the
jury returned the following verdict:
BUTTE, April ), 1854.
We find that Miss Roy Mack came
to her death by an overdose of mor>
phine taken by her own hand, but in
our opinion with no suicidal intent.
In testimony whereof the said
Jurors have hereunto set their hands.
the day and wear aforesaid.
JACOB MEDARy,
Il. NJ. EDw ARDS,
J. II. SHAW,
T.. NJ. PALMER,
II. s. CLARK,
GEO. M. ROBERTS.
lIlnr@o q io
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No PrOtectOrate.

LONDON, April 4.-After an ex-
haustive discussion the British gov
ernment decided against formally es-
tablishing a prOtectOrate over Egypt.
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Wanted,

Wanted,
A good Shoemaker, at good wages
M. GAHLEERa,
Glendale. Beaverhead county, Mon
tana. S,4,dtf
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Ice cream given away every day
with dinner 1T the Metropolitan.
IL d6t
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FOR CLERK.
Real Estate Transfers

Made by John H. Curtis, real es.
tate broker. for the week ended
April 5th, 1884:
Two thirds interest In the Speculator
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lease and bond. ........................$1,O 81 900
One third of the Mississippi .ode. 375
One-sixth interest IN the Mint lode .,,. 800
0ne-kalf4nterest In the santa Clara lode. 700
one-half interest in the Murphy lode.... $50
Two thousand cords wood. ............. $500
Other sales. -.....................,a AGA
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CAPITAL AND LABOR. Mons
avons recu lie premier numero de
1ouvrage que Mr.. Theophile Ha-
rang, notre co-paroissien, fait pu-
blier sous lie tire The National
Syndicate Of Capital and Labor.
Get Outrage Sc composera de dix
livraisons ct est expressement pre-.
pare pour bonner aux visiteurs de
PExpOsitiOn Universelle de PIndus.
trie ct du Centenaire du Cotton, une
idees DIES resources du Sud ct es-
pecialement de la Louisiana. La
premiere livraison traite de Pindus-
trie sucriere dams lie Sud ct dome
Ia description du village de Lock
port. ainsi que les announces des
principaux Establishments CONNER
ciaux de Pendroit. LIE prix du nu-
nero est de 50 cents ct celui de
Pouvrage complet So.
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CHAssE AUX CAIMANs.-On mi,
que Ia peau de ca1man scrt a Ia
CONNECTION de chaussures ct princi.
placement 4 celle des bottles. De.
puts que peau de la crevasse Davis
a convert Ia pressure totalite des
terres, situecs sur la rive gauche
du Bayou Lafourche, des person.
mes entreprenantes SO sont liyr6es
a la chasse aux caImans. Une de
ces personnes a actuellement entire
ses mains dix mile peaux pretes 4
etre livrees All commerce. Pour ci
mlnime que soft lie prix de Get arti-
Gle, il est certain que ga specula.
ton lul rapportera un jolie bene-
nee, ct que son exemple sera suiyi
par d'autres.
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CouR.-Le JUICE Taylor Beattie,
sctaellement JUICE du Come Dis
/ met Judiciaire, comprenant les pa
9so'sses Assumption ct Lafourche,
went do lancer un Ordre fixant les
sesslons de la Cour, CONNIE suit :
Dams Ia paroisse Assumption, les
pfemiers lundis de Mars, Mai, Sep
@embre ct Novembre, ct dams la pa
|iolsse Lafourche les premiers lundis
e Fevrier, Avril, JUN ct Octobre.
les sessions DIES mois de Mars, Mai
g Septembre, dams la paroisse
assumption, seront DIES sessions
u1mlnelles, ainsi que celles des
lois d'Avril, JUN ct Octobre dams
paroisse Lafourche. II est de
'Plus ordonne qua chacune de ces
sosslons lie juri sera tire pour ser.
WI pendant trois semaines. On
soat que de cctte maniere les accu.
- n'auront pas longtemps 4 atten-
We pour passer en- jugement.
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~ALARME.-Mercredi dernier, sur
ie coup du midi, la cloche d'alarme
est venue trOubler lie diner de nos
v~aillants pompiers. LIE fen venait
De sc d@clarer sur la toiture de Ia
cuisine du Rev. a. S. Clark, Pas.
eeur de Ptglise Episcopalienne.
Aalgre lapromptitude des pompiers
Sc 'endre sur les lieux, lie feu etait
Betelnt lorsqu'ils s0nt arrives. Des
Passants ont grimpe sur la toiture
g avec un couple de baquets d'eau
gs ont sauve une belle residence
cont la construction date de Quel-
Eques mOis settlement.
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ExERCICE DU BALAI.-Les da-
mes de T%hibodaux s. proposent de
bonner, les 3 ct 4 du moisde juliet,
dams la sale DIES pompiers, deux
representations dun genre tout
nOuveau pour notre lOcalite. II Y
aura CONNIE hors d'puvre, concert
vocal ct instrumental suivi de
grands tableaux vivants. Apres
avoir entendu ct applaud des voix
melodieuses, ct DIES instrumentistes
emerites, ct puts admire les poses
artistiques, rente-deuxjennes files,
pleines de vie ct de vigueur, exc
cuteront Ii grande mannuvre du
balai. II faudra voir CONNIE les
mamans seront contentes, d'admi-
rer l'adresse avec laquelle leurs
files manient Get ustensile de me-
mage. Que de joie, que de bonheur
allons-nous godter! Que de braves,
que d'applaudissements allons-nous
entendre i! ct quel commencement ct
quel honneur pour les gracieuses
executantes.
Shrement tout lie public de Thu
bodaux, ct DIES paroisses avoisinan-
tee, Sc fera I'm veritable plaisir d'as
sister a cette f9te qui promet, scion
Dame Rumeur, de surpasser en-
eclat, en- beaute, en- attraits ct re-
.jOuissances toutes celles qui pont
precedee. IL sufit d'aillenrs de sa-
volr que &c sont les danes qui EN-
dirigeDt les preparatifs ct que lors-
que les danes Sc mettent a Ia t6te
dune enterprise de &c genre, Giles
n%'epargnent rien pour atteindre lie
but qu'elles Sc proposent.
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+ SKAT1NG.-Le professeur Char.
les a quite notre vile, ct c'est o. j.
Legendre qui dirige m~aintenant la
scene des patineurs. Dams la jour
nee ct tous les soirs, la sale DIES
pompiers reste ouverte aux anna
teurs de Get exercice qui, tout en-
developpant les muscles, donne all
corps une certaine elegance qu'on
ne sauralt Obtenir autrement. Les
.jeunes gems ct les jeunes files qui
ont profile DIES lecon du professeur,
sont deja dune force respectable ct
peuvent enseigner aux common
cants Ia maniere de Sc servir dies
paths. CONNIE dams tous les exer-
cices, il ny a que les debuts qui
offent une crtaine dificult6 qu'On
parvient facilement d vaincre avec
de Ia pratique /; il NY a rien de tel
que d'avoir confiance dams son LA
bilite, pour executor &c qu'on vent
faire, ct lorsqu'on a acquis cette
cOnfiance, on peut faire toutes les
evolutions don't Get art est suscepti-
bic.
Aujourd'hui dams les grandes ct
ct petites villes, Get exercice est
devenu une institution d Ia mode,
bien patronnee a cause des avanta-
ges qu'on peut en- retirer, conside-
res aux points de vue physique ct
sanitaire.
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BAlssE DEs E~AUx.-Depnis que
beau temps a succed6 d la pluie,
terres inondees Sc d6couyrent.
i Ia rive gauche, reau, depuis
nelques jours, baisse de trois d
atre pouces par vingt quatreheu-
i Sur la rive droite, qnoique la
issc soft moins sensible, reau Sc
ME assez rapidement pour DON
i de Eespoir aux habitants de ces
rages.
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REPARATIONS.-LeS travauX de
kparations que Pom fait actuelle-
nent subir aux anciennes batisses
= fen Victor Richard, avancent
npidement. Une fois termines, Get
B batisse, dams laquelle il a etc fait
1es affaires considerables ct dams
|hquelle les nouveaux proprietaires
|operent den faire d'aussi conside-
|nble, sera mAcOnnaissable.
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LOCALES.

81. OVERTURE. - Mr.. Frank
-ott PREVENT ses amis ct lie pu.
>, en- general quill fait aujourd'
Il re~-ouvcrture dc son magasin,
lament occupe par j. Guardia.
assortimen. est des plus varies
ks articles qui lie eomposent de
mere qualite. Pour de plus am
iuforlnations voyez PAWS.
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NOUvEAU Commonwealth nOu.
veaa commerce qui, depuis une an
PEE environ, prend de wastes pro-
PORTIONS est lie commerce de peaux
9aigretteS ct de h6rons blancs. La
paroisse Lafonrche est bien pourvu
de ces SOrtes d'OiSeanx ct les chas-
eeurs peuvent, sans Sc bonner beau
coup de peines, faire de BONES
journees.
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EnrcEs.-Mr. Alfred BOnvillain
de A ans, Z mois ct 20 jours,
decide le JUN a ) heures du
Tin, apres nne maladie de quel-
iours. La c6remOnie funebre
lk celebree lie meme jour, 4 6
sres du soir, 4 ptglisc catloIique
Joseph. au mi!ieu dun nom
INK c0nc0urs d'amis ct de con-
~essanceS.
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REc0LTE.-La semaine Qui Went
ksecouler s'est passee sans pluie
les planteurs EN- ont profile, pour
lettre les charruesd dams les champs.
fn de debarraSser la recOlte des
sbes qui renvahissait. Encore
he quinzaine de jOurs d'nn temps
|enblable ct tous les champs au-
mt paspect le plus rejouissant.
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NOTICE..

My friends and the public are notified that
l have opened IL Grocery in the Red store
opp"site the Thibodanx Bridge, where
l will keep constantly on rand IL full supply
Ut Gr,ceries, Provisions, Vines and Liquors.
Give me a call and examine my assortment.
JOHN DEZAUCHE
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Quel est Ia qualite desirable pour
teindre la barbe : CeSt assurement
Ia teinture la plus facile . sc servir,
la plus ais3e q appliquer, celle qui
tient lie mieux, celle don't rappa-
renee est Ia plus 6l6gante ct Ia
moins coNteuse. La teinture de
Ruckinphamr&upittOus ces m&rites.
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A HDR

I'm certain moroccan de terre mesurant un
arlent carre. sur lequel Sc trouvent une resi-
dence, un grand maSasin. une cour, I'm jardin
avec dc nOlnbreux urbres ~fruitiers 1T autr,s
dependencies.
E1rix $4,000.
S'adressera
Is Dec. 1883. NINE VICTOR PAVE
Ell bas de Lcckport, Lafourche.
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IL JUN 1854.
u SALE.

One Draining Machine, made by Mcssrs.
Niles 4 Co., Gin, Q. Engiue and wheel in
good order. For further information, apply
to
l.. e., AUBERT.
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NOTICE!

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned under the firm name
OF A samueis & Co.. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. A.. Sannuels retiring and
transferring all his interest to Simon Abra-
ham who assumes all the liabilities of the
late firm.
A. SAMUEL,
s. ABRAHAM,
Bush Grove. Parish Of Lafourche, May IL, "a.
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For Sale.

wheel, all in good order. For further informa
ton apply to Mrs. Lovincy Levert, on Water
proof Plantation Raceland. Or to Braud &
Legendrc. ThibUdaux.
M'ch I5-.S4-2m,
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LAFAYETTE.

Quoique les pluies aient conside-
rablement nui aux rGcoltes, dit
pAdcertiser, dependant avec un
temps sec ct de bons travaux, la
perspective peut etre grandement
amelioree.
AVOYELLEs.
LIE fen a detruit, reinforcement, q
Marksville, lie moulin a scie ct 4
cotton de Mr.. S. Carrot. En- moins
dune heure tout a etc consume. La
perte est evaluee d plus de $500.
Les habitants ont profile de la
derniere semaine de beau temps
pour TRAVELLER leurs recoltes qui
s%Ouffraient cOnSid6rablement.
ST. JEAN BAPTISTE.
Cette aimee, dit lie Meschacebe, lie
mois de JUN nest guere meilleur
que les autres ; il vente, il pleut
chaque jour, ct les p~lanfeurs emu.
yes autant qu'inquets, voient cro1
tire Pherbe sur les sillons de cannes
sans pouvOir Ia tracasser. Aussi,
en- general, les champs ne sont pas
propres ct Il charrue ne fait pas de
progress.
Les l6gumes abondent, ct les
fruits Sc mQptreut
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ASSUMPTION.

Une fore ct concert pour b6nefi
&c de Peglise catholique de Napo-
leonville, aura lieu aujourd'hui dams
la sale DIES pompiers. De grands
preparatifs ont etc fats pour pro-
curer aux visiteurs tOus les attraits
ct tout lie comfort desirable.
Domain, q 8 heures d" matin, au-
IA lieu lie hapt6me de Ia nouyeile
pompe i vapeur.
ASCENSION.
Des planteurs doues de lesprit
d~'entreprise viennent d'organiser
ulie branche de PAssOciation des
Planteurs Sucriers de Ia Louisiana.
C'est une orr anisation qui portera
SEES fruits.
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