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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-03-08
The Old Soldier Tramp.
Doaouin Miller I

Joaquin Miller
Here II Q little drama In verse which happened
In ohio = few years ago.
Yss, bread 1 want bread! You heard what !
Yet you stand and you stare,
Al! II never before came a Tramp to your door
With such tns0ient mir.
Would I work. Never learned. Ny home #
was burne 4;
Aud I haven't yet found
Any heart t. pillow lands and build homes tor
red handS
That burned mine to the ground.
No bread sa. have have you said' Then my curse on
And, what shall sting worse,
On that ,s. wife G,, a your eide. and those babes In
Fall my seven fold curse!
Good-byl I must Earn to c-eep into your barn;
Suck your eggs; hi je away.
Sneak srou nd like q nound-light q match In
Limp A"ay through the gray.
Yes. / l!mpcurse these stones' And then my
They We. : iiddled with ball
Down at shiloh. What, sou? You were woun-
ded thar too?
Wall. you beat us, that's ali.
Yet even my heart with its stout prids WILL start
As tram or you see
No matter which won, IL was CALAMITY done.
- Aud q glorious American victory.
What, kind words and bread? Gods smiles on
your head!
On yonI va on your babes'-and p'ease,
You'll p"id n ne sir; bns that fight trenched
me here,
Deep-deeper sword-cut that day.
Hey. Ill 90. Sir. a1ieu Tu Titre . ~You
Have Augustus for friend,
While Yes. read and speak both Latin and
Greek:
And talk slang without end.
Hey7 Oxford. But then. when the wild cry for
men
Rang out through the gathering night
As q mother tnat cries for her children
We W hurried home for the fight.
How noble my brother. how brave and-but
This tramping about somehow weakens my
At shii' hl We stood meath that hill by the
wo0d,
It's = graveyard to play, I surmise.
Yes. we stood TO the last. And when the strife
sank down in blood at his side,
On mis- brow, on bis breast-what need tell the
but knew that my brother had died.
What wounds on your breast7 Your brow tells
Ynufought at my SIDE and you fell7
You The brave boy that stood by my side in hat
On that blazing red border Of hell1
Ny brother My own! Never king on his throne
Knew a JOY like this brought to me.
God bless you; my life; bless your brave north.
And your beautiful babes. two and three.
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Notice Of Forfeiture

Notice Of Forfeiture.
To Edward Stack a'd Thomas Daley: You
are hereby ! gifted that I h We expended one
hundred dollars in labor and improvement. $ up
on the War Eagle lode claim, situated In 'ata-
taSa Teri" Terrisor y.'t as viii iI" a,'pear > BY cyr,,f &aae
a:ed, January 2Sth. 1854, in the Office of the re-
cOrder Of said county, i'll order to hold said
premiS s, under the provisions of section 1874,
revised statules of the United states, being the
amount required to hold the same for the year
ending b cember 3lst. 1885. and if within nine
ty days from the service of this notice. or With.
in nj, ETY. days af;er this notice by publication,
you fail or refuse TO contribute your proportion
OF such expenditu .eS as o G wnerS, your inter.
est in said clai n will become the properly of
the subscriber under said section 1874.
2 l.sw .9O1 PAT. DJUGHE2rY.
Pasin City, Jefferson County, MT. Feb, /, 1884.
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NORTHW EsTERN DINING CARS.


~ have 200 acres ofthe best winter pasturage in
The ranch Is newly fenced,aud is well yupDiied
with water which never freezes in winter.
Parties who wish stock hay-fed during severe
weather can be accommodated For terms and
tortner PARTICULARS address or apply to John Z
Spring Croek, four miles east II Anaconda
0SWA0oescou00. Wal1Ws6 :,
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Consumption Cured.

An cd physician, retired from active rrac.
tice, ha, Ing had placed III his hands 10y an East
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Of Federal and Territorial OH
GERS Of Montana.
Hon. MART1N MACHINE, aEuA

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Montana COinnian.ie 10. 3
Knights Templar.

Stated conclaves held at Masonic Temple the
first and third thursdays each month a. seven
O'clock. Visiting Sir kuigh S are cordially L.
vited 10 attend. A, W BAR YARD. &c.
4 II. HARREr, Rec
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ceneral. John q. Harrib..~...Helena
Re1ister Land Once. T, Atkinson. ........ Helena
Recefyer Land Once z. Ballou. . ...H Helena
Collettof Internal Revenue, I. P. Fuller, Helena
Collector Customs, VIM. H. Hunt-..-.....Helena
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UNITED STATE Assay OFFICE.
Assayer..... Russell B. Harrison. ....--.- Helena
Nelter.-..--.M A. Meyend0rf Helena
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The Monarch Lightning Saving
Machine.

Having secured the agency for Montana of
the above named machine, | desire to otify
the public that one of the abnve named ma.
chimes is now II exhib ton At MI. J. h. curtis
place, on Park street, where it may be teste , at
any time. Price SS5. JOHN HOkN...
I.i6-dtf -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06
AN EDITORIAL TRAGEDY.

Thoma. NJ. Watkins, Editor Of the MarIos
q. Weekly Herald shot and Killed by John
H. Digs. Editor Of the Maries County
courier-A Duel of Words Followed by o
sangulnary Deed.
DIXON, Mo-, November 20.
Yesterday between three and four
p. m. John II. Diggs, who few
years ago spoiled bad butcher TO
make worse editor, at present pub
Usher Of the Marics County Courier,
shot and instantly killed Thos. NJ. Wat
kins, editor OF the Marics IH,ekiy Herald.
Both papers are published at Vienna, tho
county scat Of Maries County, and for
some time n newspaper warfare has
been carried on between them, which
apparently reached it, eliminating
point yesterday afternoon. Tho
particulars are very meager,
but rs nearly ~ can be obtained ut this
distance, Watkins and Diggs met on tho
sidewalk and engaged In quarrel con-
cerning some very abusive personals
which hadappcarcdln In the last issue oithe
Herald. There was no eyewitness TO the
quarrel. Two shots were heard
in quick succession, aud q
man was heard 20 cry out.
This attracted attention 70 the spot
where Watkins was seen lying dead, and
Dlggs was walking down the street.
Both shots took effect, entering the back
near each other and passing entirely
through the body, lodging between u
and the clothing In front. When
picked up Watkins had his knife in his
hand. The suppositlon Is that Watkins
drew his knife, that Digs then drew his
pistol. that as Watkins turned 10 run
Digrs fred the two fatal shots. Diggs
Immediately surrendered himself 70 the
Sheriff and Is now in jail.
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cnrMEs AND cAsuAIrIrs.

on the 2sth~D DE-. John Maxwell, living
near Springfield, o., ehloroiormed his Ave
children and hin sslf and laid down to die.
Three OF the children died. He was re-
vived and placcl In jail.
Az enrayed woman at Paris, France,
killed man By shooting him five times In
the chest. She claims that her victim per-
sistensly slandered her.
NEAR Manlius, n. Y, on the 18th, q
farmer shot at what he supposed 10 be a
skunk. and killed an unknown man who
had hidden In straw stack.
A coLoRrp desperate named George
Brisco was warned 10 leave Anne Arundel
County, Nd, because Of his penchsnt for
apprvpriatins other peoples property. He
did not profit by the warning. and ON the
18th . party OF masked men seized and
lynehed him.
A LONDON dispatch of the 18th an
nounced that the steamer Durango was In
collision on The port of Dunkirt, which re-
sslted IN her sinking sai he drowning Of
thirty psrsooA
w the nh ketfie Howard, of omHha'
Web, vks saturated with kerosene oil end
81 on FIRE. rccsivinx fatal barns. Marin
Conaliy and d. 7. Martin wefs s<svstei ON
charge Of committing the crime.
Two srxpRxD feet Of the Dale Greek
Bridge on the UuEsn Pacific Railroad
burned % the 9th.
4 u1rou naned NarFaret .. Brewn,
ssed niif year.. vas found dead IN her
feszn q Maiden. Hasa, oa shs night q The
ash. lying n . pool Of blood. Andrew
Benson, forn<r teerd<r, vss arre<f~l %
Suspicion. III was aflervard rsleesed, sr
szamlna,isa p'ain's in'icasiaz raieifs
On the zbsh Frank Miner. eolsrei. ~h,
murir~l his wife IN Washington. D. C.
u ia. ~as @ens>need 10 i~ hung th- see
col Friday AFTER he neat general term d
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A sensation In Court.

Jackson, MicH.. soVcm lef 2.
A sensation was produced In the lIol.
comb trial yesterday by Frank Mason, oi
Montcalm County, swearing that he rude
from Bay City 70 Agcmawz with Dan
iIolcomb on the cars In October, 1888,
and IIolcomb showed Mason as-eall1cr
Smith q wesson revolver, and sald he
was going to visit his brother. This was
after lioIcomb claimed he had lost ihe ~.
solyer. Mason, who bears a hrst-elass
reputation. identified Dan lIolcomb on
The street yesterday, having never seen
him since the conversation occurred
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

A rHREE.YEAR-oLD son OF Simon Seafoos,
near Findlay, o., was burned 10 death on
the 10th, by his clothes catching fire from
the grate.
THr condition Of many Of the Hooking
Valley miners Is truly pitiable. No work,
no money, no place TO go, and but little 70
eat, Is certainly a distressing state OF af.
fairs.
MRs. NANCY MILLER, widow near Van
daila, Illinois, poisoned her two little chill.
dred and herself, on the 10Th, and all are
dead. Poverty and sickness are alleged u
the cause.
MARY HARRIS, Of Ottawa, o., sued Jno.
weiser for 5000 for breach Of promise,
and as balm for the wounded heart, was
awarded 5000 by the Court Of Common
Pleas.
NORRIS EAros, Of Manilaus, n. Y, who
had been annoyed by skunks stealing
chickens, shot at n black spot In straw
stack, on the 10Th, and killed an unknown
man hidden there.
The stock Of merchandise Of J. s,adeker
& Son, who failed In Canton, Miss, recent
", was sold on the 1st 10 satisfy attach.
ments, held variously by firms In View
York and New Orleans. a
Gas. MCDANIEL and Green Foster, two
ruughs, got into eight al Nashville on tho
f.t. and Foster was severely stabbed In tho
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06
Aged far Years.

AnKAsstN, We. November W
The oldest person In this State, John
Jondro, aged i2l' years next Christmas,
died Saturday. Mr. Joudro was born In
the parish OF Phillips, near Montreal,
Can, in the year 1898. lie served In the
employ Of the Northwestern Fur Company
forty years, aud for the last forty years he
has been resident Of this vicinity. Dur
ing his younger years he served some
fine IN The Pederai army. and often relat-
ed very interesting tales Of army life OF
those days HIS sse Il taken from the
statement Of the Phillips priest.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06

sf''fthsfNfkVtH
Os the 2sth another Pittsburgh (Pa)
rolling mill resumed, after several months
idlencss.
DASurn0us state of affairs Il reported
Ia India, aud there Is on excited feeling
among the natives against England.
ALL Indications point 10 n speedy wind.
Ing up of the coal miners strike In the
Hooking Valley, Ohio.
/ a mrffsd of h,e. coke- syndicate was
held at Plttsbnrgh, Pa, on the 2sth, and n
general reduction In wages Of laborers was
ordered.
In Spain cholera seems 20 be gaining
ground. Several fresh case. were reported
at Toledo on the 2sth.
d. FoR the week endo1 tbs 2sth there were
222 business failures In the United States,
and twenty .seyen IA Canada; total, $40, a
decrease oftwenty eight as compared with
the previous week,
OuR Canadian ncighbo,s are becoming
anxious to rcn,w their fisheries clause
In the treaty of Washington, and Par.
lament viii DO urged to take action In the
matter.
ware falt IN s,y,,,a,iand oa a,ha nia,h, 80 ,hs
2Tth.
THE municipal authorities Of KIel, Ger
from that citv. oviny 10 their par,icIna.
finn In tbe or,I -C,or,,a, aoitotion h,
scbleswig. .uolstein
Ar Central port Nov yorL n senso,io,
has beop creoted hy tho anaof a twenty.
i've foot boo constric,or from tbo mnsenr,
Tup Nayy yorl, c,gor r,o,,ors nro,ost
AGAINST ,ba odontjon ~ ,ho nord,r,
,rentv bot,voon ,ha uni,od stotos and
Snain cla,ndng tba, n ,yould rosult IN do.
nrivin, bpndrods ~ then, ~ ,yort
Tar axtensiv. cornet mills of Alexando,
Smith g Son n, yorLers Wv shr,
down on tbo oo,h for an ,,JagnI,a NO.
r,od pa,vaon = ooo aoI / oo, hands ar.
hrown ~, a, on,,,Io,non,
A ,,onr ohoo,r,,i e,oii,ao,.,.,. o, ~.
iron men of pittshnr0h' pa owing to the
recent of some large orders for railroad
work.
For the week ended the Goth ult., the i'm.
| ports OF specie ut the port of New York
we're si,2Ii,OO0.
FoR the week ended tho 29th ult., the Inn
ports OF dry goods and general merchandise
received at the port of New York aggre.
gated S7.27I,OJO.
REPORTS from Southwestern Montana
saw that war marty of about ffty Plegau
Indians are on n horae. stealing raid.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06

N. Par, y. r, NoVemhtf ,.
Residents Of this village inquired eli Jay
yesterday regarding the condition Of
Kate smulrey, who alleges that she has
lived 2ss days without eating and nearly
half that lime without parsakiBg Of any
liquids. Last night she ssnk Into dep
-leep, snd the phyricisn. thought the
great change had cone. she rallied.
however. but l. % weak that she eau
hardly tsIk above whisper. Her physl.
.iaHs VII 20, ~ fts' rhs = s.frct vi'h
desih, but they admit that he l. : seU
slsk xid. The community seesps this as
sfa iifisg that death i spprosehinz, aud
.lpVst d fhe &C. Incytsl<s.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06

NLWAHks ~ =. NoftHbef "
Dr. r. De Castro suicided st The Nor
rls House yesterday BY putting bullet
through his temple Poverty. fear Of In
sanity and dissipation are given = the
n.obable causes. lie left . note dated
July lob, saying that be had lost several
f..rfuus@ and seen many ups sud downs,
and contemplated Suicide. lie vas con.
tributor 10 stoFy papers nt tins<. and
~rnl1 a .tnry Cor the last Sew York Clip
-. descr.5lng ~ .szth Il dream. ne
something's prseticsd medicine. sud dld -
IN rbicszp ssme Js=fs 80. He len .
le,lsr giving be body 70 The fhkaEo
nsdlczl College.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06

AZ Halt l.ske fity, tiah, Nfs rslhsrtss
hgLa was burned y crisp On ibs sssalss
mihs nh, epai oll lang explsilas aai
sitting fre " hef eiothsa.
yFthe Rith heriha aay,iowsEy Polish
Jsress " great beaaty, eighteen years I'D.
a'fempted p commit suicide By jumping
lnio The liaf from lhe battery in Ss9
Yerhs A lovs sTalf was at tss botlon Of
Ne act.
Az attempt was made by Neville, tho
convicted bgamist, b commit ulcide In
inll 81 Tole'io, o., on the gth ny lattlng
bia brains oht against The bars n hIa cell
door,
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ExoIsn rAxEs.

In my annual message OF la, I recon-.
meuded the abolition Of all excise taxes ex-|
cept those relating TO distilled spirits. Thin|
recommendation ls now rsnswed. In casc|
that will still remain to tho 0ovoum1u
will. In my opinion, not only AunloQ % m414
is reasonable expenditures. but VIII q1Qy4 4
surplus large enough 10 parmn such t9111
the results Of the recent revenue laws 90
commercial treaties shall have nnOuD III
what quarters these reductions can - moo(
iudici0usiy effected. Fft
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06

The failure of Congress 90 make an appro.
priatlon for our representative at the Anton.
omous Court " the khedive has proved q
serious embarrassment IN our intercourse
with EGYPT. and Ia view OF the necessary In.
tlmary " the diplomatic relationship due 10
the participation Of titia Government hs one
Of the treaty powers IN all matters Of admin.
i=traib1n there affecting the rights Of for,
eiRners. advise the restoration Of the agency
basis I do not conceive n 90 be the wish Of
Congress that the United states should with.
draS altogether from the honorable position
they have hitherto held with respect 20 the
khedive, or that citizens Of this Hspubllc re-.
siding or soiourninK In Egypt should hereaf.
ter be without the aid aud protection Of
eumpetent frnreafntatlNe.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06
TnI n.nrn0Lpi STATUE.

with France the traditional cordial Tula
tIonshlp continues. The Baftholdi Statue of
Liberty cnlghtsninE The world. tie generous
rift ~ the people ~ France. u expected TO
reach Neu fOfk IN May neat. ! suggest that
Congressional action be taken IN relation To
the spirit which has prompted this Kift. and
In aid ~ th. timely completion of the psdes.
fal upon whIrh n u 10 be placed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06

There l. ; pro-p<st that the long pending
revision of shs fof=i<n tr-etis- of japan may
- eonfludsd ~ Q nss conference 70 heiheid
a Ioklo. While this oesrnmsnt fully rec.
exnits- The equal and lnd1pendsnt station n
Japan n The community ~ nations. would
not oppo<= The rrntfsi sdortion q such
terms % suuprumis> - Japan may Be- dis
rTssrT ~ szs.s~~l4-=-e -~1sh Wssssru Nestsfns
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06

ain4fd faaHaFy fi IN, has heFh ftfinf1 Rnt
HFHiea ne lHaFsssff faHa iffisistivH N ~
ffraH NJ NrfuHH elective NNia lffAstlHH
fIii tIHIf nHf Na HfHHuf lHe Hffi ufas
mes W. flHlm fHHf HNHHfiNN = NV We#sH
w tammffaa HAFiFatiN8 fGd fuNtHitf ffHt.. /.
IL WHaH tH la daHfat fHH fueH ffHffi
hfFn tHHaun lH hsifVei tlIe Nrfiaap lnl.f
ufHf ff4lfH fHaHY fH fHHfInde HHiN siH
h4rgHssfnNnf hes lffH naa HaiuNHi ~ me ~
ufe ~ fUHHfF4H af lHHt HHafiHH ~ rfnflfs
mfHHa inf fHa HHf ftHfHtiHh Yi tHa iIgaiF ui
tlif u. lf rf ihr ffnftf NJ the NetifHh
huundHfy HnI thr relocation ~ thn huHu.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06

purtrr TIE psss sssr the Increasing good
WI k~sue<n oar uun uovtrnment ard that
ol mentro hns h<en sarfruzIy manifested.
- UDo1v = sgmmpp1ni mclDe>S1J ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06
roRkIGS TRADE.

One OF the grayest OF the problems HhioHl
appeal 90 tho wisdom OF Congress for pol1y
tlon Ia the .ascertainment OF the most eoeo1
tive means Of increasing our foreign sFA0oj
which our industries are now lanRuishinR-
The Secretary OF the Treasury advises tha4
the duty OF investigating this subjcct be ini
trusted In the frst Instance 70 q competen4
considerations that may be urged aEntna4
this course, I am nevertheless OF the opinion
that upon the whole no other would be likely
20 effect speedlcr or better results.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06

Much anxiety has lately been displayed BY
various kurupcan Governments, and espec.
tally b. lthe sofernment of Italy, Tor the
sboliflon Of our import dutes upon works OF
art. n Il ~sli 20 consider ~hsfher the pre-.
sent discrimination IN favor of the pfoduc.
tons II American artists abroad u not likely
20 result. a. they Themselves seem very gen.
einslon Of our pslnssrs and seuiptors from
tte rich fields for oberrt stion. study and Ia.
Dor which they have hitherto enjoyed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06

While trade dollars have ceased, for the
present at least, 70 be an element OF activd
disturbance In our currency system, some
provision should be made for their surrsuder
10 the Government In Wow OF the circum-
of tho fact that they have never lad 4 Isxs1
tender quality, there should be offered tor
them only slight advance over their bullion
value. The secretary. In the course Of his
report, considers the propriety OF bcautlfy-i
Ing the designs OF our Subsidiary silver coma,
and OF 20 increasing their weight that they
may bear their due ratio Of value 70 the
standard dollar, His conclusions In this ro-
gard are cordially auDroyed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06

The revolution IN Hayti against the estab.
iished sovsrnmsnt has terminated. While
vas IN progress II became necessary 20
enforce our neutrality laws BY insfltuting
proceedings against Individuals and YES.
sells rharEsd With their infringement These
Prosecutions wsre in al eases successful.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06

The Governments of Hawaii has indicated
e. willingness 10 continue for seven years
tha provisions II the existing reciprocity
treaty snnh continuance, IN yiew Of the
relations af that country 20 the American
system of sfates, should, IN my judgment, be
favored.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-06

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| while 81 hia tsIsl lf n feiefshuff. 4Hgfted
| Nv ihe iupnnsi governments q fthrNHll ~
I uuftHhlty w testify iiH sympathy w men
] hHs ever mlfhud tIr iutnfcpufff NJ thf two
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