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The semi-weekly miner., 1884-02-09
OUR HELENA LETTER.
Discussion Of Our Jury System
Tho Tax alton of Mines Again
Discussed.
,ectal Correspondence Of the MlNER.

Special Correspondence Of the MINER.
HELENA. Feb. S, 1884.
While the preamble and Bill Of
Rights were under discussion this
morning, Mr.. Dixon offered an
amendment to section %, providing
that two-thirds Of a jury in the trial
of civil cases might find verdict.
He said he introduced this change in
the jury system prompted by his own
convict'on that it was salutary, and
on the suggestion of other members
of the Convention.
Mr.. Collins moved to amend by
extending this provision to criminal
cases of the grade of felony. He
could see no good reason why his
amendment should not carry. The
jury system, In spite of the senti-
anent which surrounded 1t. did not
work well. 1t had been under dis
cussion in q number of States. and
in some of these the grand jury had
been abolished, and the rul Of the
petit jury modified. He could not
see why the unanimous verdict Of
twelve men was n cessary to convict
in common police cases. If we must
cling to this humbug of jury sys-
ten, let us, at least, infuse into 1t a
modicum of sense. He mentioned
breach of the peace cases where a
Jury has been demanded, and the
county had to be secured to find
twelve good men and true. this
talk about the jury system being the
palladium of our liberties, he regard
ed as utter nonsense. He wanted to
yet out of this rut. Why was 1t
necessary that in police cases twelve
men must pronounce upon some
scalawag's guilt, when In civil cases
involving, perhaps, millions Of dol
lars, the Court can decide? His
amendment had no greater scope
than misdemeanors; he had pre-
scribed his reform in a homeopathic
dose out of regard for the tender feel
iugs of the legal gentlemen In the
Convention.
Mr.. Toole pointed out to the gen.
tlemen the wide difference between
civil and criminal cases. On the one
side. life. liberty and character were
at stake, on the other dollars ana
cents were at Issue. The greatest
minds have declared the jury system
the best that can be divisod In secur-
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Lieutenant Harber, with the re-
mains Of DeLong and comrades, will
arrive In New York next week.
Preparations have already been
made by the Government to receive
them with appropriate ceremonies.
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over which they had no control. I
again gave her some money to &c,
something to eat and told her
wAuld hAln her all c0uld

again gave her some money to get
something to eat and told her
I would help her all I could
The girl took the money
and left. In a few moments I heard
she had fallen inseAsible on the side
walk, q few doors above my place,
add had been carried into q house
near by. She Is in the hands of kind
hearted women who are attending y
her every want"
Z. Thanking Miss Blank for her In
formation and again thanking her
FOR the kindness she had shown to
the poor little waif, we left and went
20 the house where the girl was lying
!: IN bed. Here q wan little girlish
lace, pinched with hunger and
drawn with pain, met our gaze.
She appears to be net over
" years of age, and will not weigh 80
pounds. She could recognize no one.
To her delirium she frequently called
out (naming her husband),
bring me something to eat" The
slght was heartrending Eyes that
were strangers to tears were blinded
with them as they looked upon the
poor little, pinched, girlish face
turned up beseechingly to those
Nround her bedside. No new inforua-
zion was given us here. The noble
hearted women, though fallen they
were bestowed all the care and low
Ing kindness of mother upon the
dying child thus thrown upon their
hospitality.
y The kindness, the charity, the love
bf these women-one saving her
from q life If shame. and the others
tenderly caring for her. command
the admiratian Of all. But what shall
be said Of the fiend In hu-
man form who forced her to her
present condition. Great God, is it
possible that in this stage Of eniight-
enment. in this city where plenty
abounds on every hand a man can
he found 80 low. go degraded, SO
lost to every sentiment Of
manhood as to attempt to force
q pure young wife into a
house Of prostitution that he may
live upon her shame7 If the story
told our reporter last night be true,
haE ging Is too good for him. The
t0rtures of the damned would be an
Elysium compared to the
sufferings he would impose
upon the innocent girl whom
be had sworn to love and protect.
. We have refrained from giving
names because our reporter received
.=Ae,e % Ao,. .u1 e. o..s .,o,o~ .<-, z''-. ti~o'
The girl is insensitle and cannot
speak. If she could have related her
story as it was given to the MINER
reporter, we would give his name to
the world without hesitation.
Our citizens should look into the
case, and if found as here reported,
Butte city should he made too warm
for the despicable wretch. And fur.
thermore, money should be raised to
provide for the girl, and, if she re-
cover, to send her to her relations in
Nevada. Who will take the matter
in hand?
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Out Of the Pool.

CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-The notice
which the Union Pacific gave of its
intention t., withdraw from the
tJanscoutinental association expires
to-day and the officials of that road
announce that they will abfde hy the
notice and report no more business
to the pool commissioner. The other
roads contend that the notice given
was irregular aud it Is expected a
meeting of the asso, lation will be
held shortly to consider the matter.
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enue and search every mans farm
and he was utterly AstOuishetl. that
the Committee should put such un-
limited power In the haLds of suhor.
dinate officers and opened to su,i,
wide extent the dnnis Of the treasury.
Pending further .ction the COM
mittee rose and the House adjourned.
The semi-weekly miner., 1884-02-09
MOrtuary.

WAsHINoToN, Feb. 6.-Very Rev.
errnd J. b. Brulilet, rector ut the
Catholic bureau of Indian Missions,
died last evening at Providence Hes
pitaI, this city He was q mi si"n-
ary among tue Indians OF the north
west, chiefly in o egon and Van
COuver Island, rs Years.
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The thermometer Ii down on the

The thermometer Ii down on the
lower levels.
Silver was quoted yesterday in the
New York market at l.lls.
Pass the butter gently. Minnie,
Shove 1t lightly through the air
In the correr of the dish, love,
You will dnd nut-brown hair.
What fond mem ries 1t awakens
Ofthe days ere we were wed,
When upon my good coat collar
oft was laid your little head,
Levingly stroked ttnse tresses.
In the hapny DAYS gone oy;
Now strike them every meal.time
n he butter q the pis.
The semi-weekly miner., 1884-02-09

VIM. Coleman 4 Co., agents for
vali and wedge tents. Full supply
az al SlseD On hand. zxoU
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That Mule.

The mule that fell to the bottom Of
AGO foot shaft at the Moulton mine
yesterday was sa ely brought to the
surface last evening. A hole was
drilled in the bottom of the shaft and
double-shotted with dynamite. The
mule was then placed over the hole
in a proper position and the charge
ga e. a-.-A'-.~ 49, .---.-----'
was blown on the dump above and
in a moment more he was quietly
grazing ON the luxuriant bunch grass
at his feet. With the exception OF a
slight abrasion Of the left knee and
the singeing Of his tail feathers the
mule is as good as new. What
the Wake rville boys doesn't
know about getting mule out OF Il
200 foot shaft can't be learned from
the Inter Mohntai~.
The semi-weekly miner., 1884-02-09

Elegant rpergnes and cake baskets
at Leyson 4 Turck's.
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Union and Confede Annals.

Glen dale. NJ. T..
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bill aud dwelt upon the Immediate
necessity of such steps.
Cameron expressed hearty concur:
renee in the purpose ct the legi-la-
ton, and failed to find any constitu-
tinnal stumbling block In he way ut
voting for 1t A liberal construc ion
of the e institution sh Mld always he
given when great public good is to b.
accomplished or y great public evil
averted.
R,weil cnntended that the pro-
posrd legislation Was Absolutely nee
.ss .ry to protect the cattle Interest,"
aud it was not p ,ssio:e tor the States
t., d. 81 wlthou. Federal aid.
Perkins cuntended that Congress
ha.i the perfect right and power 10
legislate upon 1t.
Belf:,rd said he would not vote f,l
the bill, unless it was fundamentally
r. INSTRUCTED. tut be MAS not going
to vnte against 1t under the aim-y
pr+t+xt q, States rights. He Objected
TO the bill because 1t authorized some
scientific crank to take charge of the
whole subject and investigate the
condition of cattle shippeu from one
State to another. That was too
great power to put in the hands o'
any one agent Of this Oation.
Hepburn made . CONSTITUTIONS!
argument in support of the view thai
the Federal Government could *
ercIse power to regulate com
merce aud to lrgislate in the
manner tr'p sed hy the bill.
Cox, Of New York. spoke aealns' -.
the bill which he asser'ed entreucneA
upon the rights Oi States:
Gibson criticised the bill as q Iraut'
on It's face. 1t proposed to create Z
fierce officer who should take tns
pla6e ef The foollseter of internal ssv'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02

Der Ndbe zines Wa9tpoitens nieoerieete
UNI gu ruben. Der Sunb ndberte ii9 benz
Wadtpoiten, als woute ct UNI cine @unit
bitten, uurbe aber nit einem Slu9e Suz
riifgewieien unb parb ip9ar nit S9lds
gen bebrobt. Sierauf bolperte er berlm
unb ndberte ii6 benz gefansenen, Der bic
gntbeduns ma9te, SaB er ii9 einen al
ten Sufeiiennasel in ben SUB setrsten
bate. 0ur9 elm wenis 2oteu bra9te er
Sen tSunb in feline Ndbe, sos enbli3 ben
Naeel beraus unb bas Sbier lief i9eins
bar iebr bsfrie6ist meg. 3pOlf Gage bars
mad maj Inn Mitterna3t Elm BON ben @es
fansenen beimIi3 sesra6ener Sunnel fer
tig. gs nabm ben @efangenen lanse
Seit ii9 aus Ser Nadbari9aft gu entfers
men, unb i9wa9 unb ausgebungert, mie
ct mar, befanb ct iid faum swei Meilen
BON benz Yferd entfernt, ais Der Gag II
brad, unb Der vObert Sans.iie" auf feline
Spur losselafen wurbe. Oils er ben
Sunb fommen bOrte, i9aute er ii9 na9
einen Baum UNI, INN binaufsutlettern,
fonnte aber feinen finben. Wtit elmer
&eule beuaffnet nabm er ieinen Stanb
unb enti6ioB f5 I'm fem aeben gu
tdmpfen, 10 gut es 9eben mo9te. Ser
6unb ~ertannte ben Mann unb fins an
Bic unswsibsutisiten 3ei9sn Der Srsunbs
idaft funb gu seben. Ra9 wenisen Wis
nuten bOrte man bic 5dider in Der Serne.
Der 9unb elite iofort mad iener &idtuns,
fing an su belen unb Ieitete ie in cine
perfebrts &idtuns. Der @efansens elite
auf cine babe Stunbe porwdrts unb
bann s%eiellte ii9 Der 9anb wieber gu
linn, unb belt f9 entweber nabe binter
ibm ober cine tleine Strede Dor Inn ben
san;en Gag unb IeSte fi9 su ieiner Seite
Bic sanse Na9t I'M Walbe. Oteie SteIz
lung ais Wa9ter ober gesIeiter bielt er
inne Bis sesen abenb bes ~Sweiten Cages,
als er gum 9efansenenpfsr9 Suriifs
tsbrts. Der 9efansene war bann 80 Meis
len entfernt, aber am ~fiinften Gage wurbe
er wieber e~insefansen. Oils er suriidtam,
fam Der 9unb auf i'm gu unb liebtoste
i'm. gon iener Stunbe an Bis gum gnbe
bes &risses wsiserte fi9 Der 5unS bic
Sdbrte zines entflobenen @efansenen' aufs
3unebmen."
0irften mir nidt etuas, iosar BON bie=
fem Gbiere lernen9
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Srm Sabre 1852 befanb ii9 3,

ieet resierenbe SSnis Oscar III. bamals
Yrins Oscar BON Sdweben ais Baiiaster
an Borb zines BON Marieiue auslaufenoen
8oitbampfers, ais Der Gapitdn beilelben
i'm nit ben @orteu anrebete: SIRE i6
mid ni9t, mein Serr, 10 babe i5 Sic 9e>
tern In Marieiae in elmer reid nit @olb
bsisetsn Uniform seieben! 3 bas tann
wobl 'sutreffen, antwortete barauf Der
Brins, i6 bate einise notbwenbise Diff
ten III MAIDEN. 0a Der Captain
weiter iraste: Welde gebeutrns bat
benn bieie mir unbefannte Uniform? unb
Der Brin, antwortste: Oisie Uniform
war cine Administrations, 10 entwidelte
ii9 ioelsi9 mod foIsenbes intere1ante
3pisssiprd9: Oarna9 miiBten Sic ia
Nbmiral iein! Sd babe bieie Gbre.
Aber ME lit benn bas moslid? 9ia9
msinsm @iIen sebOreu, UNI 9Smiral
wsrbsn gu f%6rnen, lansidbrise Stuoien
unb rei9e, practii9e Grfabrnsen, i'd to-
rire Sic aber auf taum 80 Sabre, wie
tann ismanb 10 jung i3on IomiraI ses
worbsn isin? = So, ieben Sic, i9 uers
banfe bisis StelIuns aud peniser meinen
grfabrunsen ais msiner @eburt, wenn
sic 10 wouen: meinem Namen! -
Sbrem Namen? = Sas muB bod elm
ablonberli9en Hame iein, Der aus einem
10 iunsen Meni9en einen Ibmiral MAIDEN
fam. = Meroinss, i4 babe einem ab:
lonoerli1en Namen. llnb BARI i9
na6 bieiem Namen frasen? - @swiB,
i'd beige Oscar SrieSri9 Sernas
botte. = Sp = bm = ba baben sic
wobl Serwanbte in Sranfrei92 - 0as
CLAUDE ib wobl, obslei6 i'd bieielben ni9t
femme. %, ba t6nnen sic ioslei9 Be-
fannti6aft nit einem Sbrer Serwanoten
MAIDEN, uno oamit wanote ii9 Der &as
pitdn mad Der CUTE, Die gum Wfai9ienens
raume fiibrte, unb rief binunter: Vernas
bottle, tommen sic bod einsn 9lussnbIif
berauf, ials sic Seit baben. = @lsbaIb
eridien i'm blausn @rbeiterfittel uub nit
| eeldwdr,tem @eiidt elm ionit bibi6er
Sran,pie auf Der Yilbfd6e, peldem Der
Captain ais vmein Mai6ienenmeiiter gers
nabotte" porlteIte, unb pel6en Der Yrins,
ibm freunbIi9 bic SanS reidenb, fraste:
Steben Sic stma gu Dem einitisen Mars
i6aG Ssrnabotte in S~eSiebuns2 : 81
aewiB, war bic @ntport, Der Mari9au
mar elm Better meinss @roBpaters. =
Damn bari i'd AUDI Sic ais meinen
Better bssriBsn, iaste erfreut Der Yrins.
| Climb sic benn aud nit benz Mari9aa
~uerwanbt2 = @ewiB, i9 bin iein Gns
tel! = aber Der Mari9au wurbe bod
S6nis ppn S9psben = ba miiBten Sic
ia, - Bring pon S9webem iein =
nun ia, bas bin i9 aud. Oa umfaBte
Der Mal6iensnmsiitsr nit ieinen beiben
aeidwdr,ten uno i9wielisea Sdnbsn bic
! Sanb bes Yrin,en unp rief nit Der natiirs
| Ii6en 9ebbaitistsit bes Sransoien unb nit
aufri9tissr Serslidteit: SD babe min
INNER idon sewiini9t, sinmaI einem Don
ben i6webii6en Serpanbten gu b~esesnsn.
DAP mir bisisr @uni9 erfiiat, ma9t midi
unerbli9 gliitli9, sriiBen Sic II aber
aud redt bsrsIid BON mir in Sbrer ISeis
matb ale meine liebsn Ssttern Serna:
bottle. = Oh Der Yrinl Oh Der &Snis
Oscar bieisn @ub aud pinttli4 beiteat
BATH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-02
@ie aus SoIs 3eitmmgspapier
9ctnad)t ,ptrO.

Inter benz Namen vGe0uloIe" 1T bas
anf 9smii6em @ese in feline 6aiern aufs
sslSste Sols gu psriteben, elm Stoii, nell
der ais uouitSnbiser Grias fir Sabsrn
cine sroBe &olle gu ipielen berufsn i9sint.
Der Geoanfs, eS miiiIe bic Solsfaisr ii6
eben 10 gut wie 9umpen sur 9eriteauns
pon Yapier signen, 1T i6on iiber bunbsrt
Sabre alt, benn aus iener 3eit ltammsnSe
Bidder iiber Disqualification iusen elm
fad: bic uripriinsli6en Seltanbtbsile Der
2umpsn iinb Sanf uno Slabs, alio Yflans
ssnitoiis, unb bemna3 muB nod man9es
anbere, aus bsmislbsn &ei9e Stammenbe
gu slsi6en Spsten nutbar iein, wsnn
man nur baS Wtittel iinbet, bic 6aiern gu
elmer sarten, biesiamsn, lei6t pom chamber
absul6ienSen Walle u~mSuwanbeln. Siele
9lufsabe bic Solsfaier su lOien, 1T Sus
erit Speien gnsldnbern in glmerita 9elun,
gen, unb felt 1865 blIbt bort in Der Ndbe
pom philadelphia bic bepeutenite Der bis
istt nit grseusuns bes Sol"euenitofies
bsi9dftisten 6abriten. Seitbem iinb beren
mebrere in 0eutl6lanb entltanben; MIR
biirieu bisis ni9t usrwsdielt wsrbsn nit
ben Solsitoffabriten, wel9e lebi9li3 &c;
l9lifienes Sols beritelen.
Die griinbuns, SolS permittelit S9leifs
itsinen gu Swsden Der Sapierbereituns 81
Ssrtleinern, wurbe Dor stpa breiBis Sabren
pon sinsm 9suti6en ssma9t q. Soifs
mann's pratt. Sanbbu9 Der Yapierfabri.
%fatipn, Yerliu, 1875, bel S%prinssr,) unb
IS beitsben istt in 9euti6lanb alsin wobI
an bunSsrt bsrartise 9%lnlasen. 0as ses
i9liiiene Sol3 aber 1T unb bleibt INNER
Sols; wsnn AUDI nod 10 iebr Ssrtleinert,
bleibt bic Salern INNER nod pon frultenars
tissn geitanotbeiIsn umbiiut, wel9e inter
benz ginfluiIe bon 9uit, 0i6t unb 6eu6s
tisfeit bepirten, Sab Die nit uislsm Suiats
pom iol6em seidlihenen SolSe seferti9ten
Yapiere ii9 an ben Gdnpern serae braus
men. gs bsitebt bssbalb spii6sn Dem
Solnelitoiie oSer GeaulOie nnS Dem
l6le9twes SoIsitoif %ssnannten sei6lihss
men SOlse elm llnteridieb, 10 sroB, wie
swii6en einem lebenbi9 frditisen, iaftissn
unb einem tobten, nur ms @ewi6t iauens
ben &Srpsr. Sci ss nun, baB bisisr I'm.
teri6ieb pon Yapierfabrifen bisber su
wenis bea6tet wurbe, obsr baB Die anfdns.
LID manselbafte SeritsIuns Der gslulpie
unb ibr anideinsnb bObsrer Yreis elmer
alssmsinen Serwenbun9 .binbsrli1 parsn,
Sbatia&e III, pab .erit Sisier artitsI ii4
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Der Slutbmno sn Wnoerion
ptue.

Die Detroit freie YrsiisA beri9tet cine
msrfwirbise @ei6i3te Don zines Sluts
bunbsS 9anfbarfeit gu glnSerionuile.
SIS wurbe ben G,siansenen erIaubt in
tlsinen gbtbsiIunsen, tart bepadt, aus:
suseben nm 6euerbols su iammsln. Gis
mes Cages fam bic &eibe an uniern Ssls
ben a~uSsuSeben unb gum eriten Wtal ieit
ieiner @efanseni6aft befam er ben Co
lionel Catch'em" (Obsrit 6ans:iie,) ben
sroBen Slutbunp, gu @eli9t. Der Manu
uon Midisan nabm wabr, baB Der Sunb
an einem Der SorberfiBe i9merSbaft
binfte, nabm absr wsiter feine NotiS bas
Don, bis sr nadbsm ie stpa cine babe
Stunbe brauBsn ssweisn warsn, ii9 in
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Gin Soriidunebrer, Der i5om msbrer

Gin SOriiduaebrtr, Der i8on mebrere
Mittsl ueriu6t bate, feline SSsIinse ~
&ubs gu srbaltsn uno ibnen duBeren @rs
itanb beisubrinsen, iaste emit: vanaben
liSt einmal wie bic Stuoenten, ndnli6
serabe, ben &opf IN bic Sobe unb NIT uns
teri6Iasensn @rmen." Sas @ort vwie
bic S~tibsntsn" bali, unb iein Seiebl wurs
Be i6nsa ~polsossn. gtur @iner pon @len
perblieb in Isinsr bsqusmsn liimmelbaften
Stelung. Bonn Qebrer sefrast, waram er
ni6t AUDI wie bic Stuoenten isen NOBLE,
antwortets CT pfssmutiid: sd brau9
bas ni9t, i9 werbe COULTER"
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Mper's


Refine anSerr Rrantbeiten iinS in ihrsn aroriffett
70 tiidii3 wie bic, ueIae bic aebIe une 2uros Sc,
treifen. Refine perben pon Der Rsbr,obI bsrer,
peI3e Soran IeiSen, nit FOLDER GprsIoisisit ees
tra9tet. Gin sepSbnIi9er Suiten ober cine ers
tdItlns, bic pisaei8t oauon b~erriibrt, Oas man
f5 unbeuubt benz Wetter elm penis o~usseiest bat,
TT oft Der sufans elmer 9eidbrIiaen 9rartbsit. Seit
pierjig Sabren tdnpft qp er's GberrpzSectos
raj gegen bic arantbeiteu Der 9eble uuS 2unse,
bat feline grose gSirfidmteit babel ~beruisisn, uno
ipute oaber in allen 6daen obne 3oSern ssnpnts
men Iperoer.
Seiluns eines fbrefliden Suffcns.
.Sm Sabre 1857 500 ID mir cine gettjss ersdI:
i5redli1, nno cine ihlaflOie 9la4t foISte Der ars
bern. Die aerite 9aben ri9 auf. Sd periuhte
I'm aper's GberrpsSectoraL uno es
brddte nietner Sunge Grleihterlng, CAB mir ShI1f
nno oarrit bic sur 8iebererIaugiing nteirer St1rte
notbige 3ube. Gin fortgeieSter @ebraud be5
gectorats perpoaftanOiSte bic SsiIuns. SD bin
iest 90 Sabre alt, friih uno geiuno, uno bin lbers
5sust. Sab MID Sbr psctOraI serettet bat.
aOdirsbarr, St., Is. SuIi 1882.
Sdutise Srdune.- @rfldruns elmer meutter.
9Is i'd uorisen Binter auf benz 9aroe mar,
battle nrein ereiidhrises Sobnaen sineu aufal pom
bdutiser Srdrne; es i6ien oils Oh er eritiden
iribte. Serrdno in Der TarriIie 'blug nor, man ioqe
ibm aper's Gberrps9ectoraI Sebeu, poppu
mir tets cine 6llai9e i'm Saute batten. Mir saben
t9Hl lClNS Sp1tIf uptL VIZ uhu w lptIlytE ul9
elmer balbeu Stunoe atbrrete er ,u u~rierer Sreube
nit eei5tigtstt. Der 4rjt iagte, oas Gberrps
Electoral babe rreiner, Iieben ainee oa5 eeben
serettet. Ram man ftd DO iiber uuiere Tantbars
Felt wansern2 gufri8tis bic Sbre
Srau 9 m m a 9eouep."
159 @efts12sfe st., Herpsgort, 16. gaai 1852.
$50 sebrau9e felt rebreren Sabreu gper's
GberrpsY ectordI In meinem Sauie uno TRACE
fein geSen,er, ss fir eas pirtiamfte 4Rittsl sesen
Suiten une GrfdItansen ~ ~erflaren, eas mir is an.
separot. u. 5. Grane."
Gate GrpftaI, gainn., IS. Idr, 1882.
,,a9t Sabre lang lit Id on Der Srritbrduns, unb
rpurbe, nabeem i'd pieIe Nittel %umionit perfudt
bate, sar4 aper's Sberrpsg ectoraI gebeiIt:
Sofepb @GIoeu."
gpbaIia, Tif., s. @priI 1882.
$50 tann ni9t geniig ;urn 9cbe pon aper's
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Baltimore Church Bells

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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

STEWARD CRUMr, who managed the
household affairs at the executive man
sion during the days of Garfield aud
Hayes, tells a correspondent he is still
suffering from the effects of his over
work in attending Garfield during his
sickness. He is compelled to wear n
twelve-inch belt around his waist at
all times, and the least over-exertion
brings on fit of nervous prostration
He now has restaurant in Washing
ton, in the window of which there is a
large picture of Garfield. His bill for
services during Gariield's sickness was
cut down considerably, and, like DR..
Bliss, he claims that he was not more
than half paid
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04

In pursuance of the joint resolution Of con-
gress approved February l3, 1884, n naval cx.
peditlon was fitted out for the relief of Lieu
tenant A. W. Greely, United States army, and
of the party who had been engaged under his
command IN scent tic observations, at Lady
Franklin Bay. The fleet consisted Of the
steamers "Sealern "Thetis,n purchased In
England, and the "Bear,n purchased at New
ioundand, and the "Alerl,n which was gen
Preparations for the expedition were prompt
~ made by the secretary Of the navy, with the
active cooperation of the secretary of war.
Commander George w, Coffin was placed In
command OF the ALERT" and Lieutenant w.
H. Emery in command of the Bear" The
"Thets" was intrusted to Commander Win
field S. Copely, to whom also was assigned the
superintendency Of the entire expedition,
Immediately upon its arrival ut Uppernaylck
,he fleet began the dangerous navigation OF
Neville bay, and in spite of every obstacle
reached Little island on June %, fortnight
earlier than any vessel had before attained
hat point. On the same day 1t crossed over TO
Cape Sabine, where Lieutenant Greedy and the
other survivors of the party were discovered.
After taking on board the living and the bodies
where they arrived on July II. They were ap-
proprlately received ut Portsmouth, N. H., on
August /, and at New York on AugustS. One
Of the bodies was landed at the former place,
AID others were put on shore at Governors
sland, with the exception Of ne which was
Inferred In the national cemetci They were
forwarded then TO the destina ION indicated
by friends. The organization aud conduct OF
this relief expedition reflects great credit upon
all who contributed to Its success. In this, the
last Of the stated messages that ! shall have