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WANTED.
FOR SALE-TO LEE.

NOR sALE-0NE Two-HoRsE POWER
L Steam Engine and Boiler complete. Also,
one Three horse Power Steam Engine cheap.
Inquire of A. W. MILLER, Engineer. at Me-
chanics' Store. je23-1w*
ITO LET-THREE OR FOUR UNFINISHED
i rooms, su table for housekeeping; bay win
dow Inquire 1222 Tenth street, between L and
b, opposite State Capitol je191wS
E7oR sALE-oR WILL EXCHANGE FOR A
l. good horse-a good Blackboard with extra
springs; almost new and easy riding. Apply TO
E. ELLIS, south of Gas Works. je22-lw4
E7OR sALF-A HACK, WITH xszzz, -
f-r,itid glass front. Also, .ses - FsEz.sy
COUPE. Pole and Shafts, with EsSfN>tFff-h
Harness complete, all in first ~
class condition. Inquire 1t the WESTERN
HOTEL. je15-tt
FoR SALE CHEAP-A PETALUMA INCU-
L bator and Brooder, in good order. Inquire
at this office. jel0-tt
NOR sALE-HOUsE AND LOT WITHIN -,
j. Cnehalf block OF State Capitol. Par e;i'
ties wishing the same viii please inquire 1SssA
at ~ x street UPSTAIRS. JelO-fw*
ITO LET-ROOMS AND SUITES OF ROOMS
suitable for Doctors or Dentists offices
Apply ut 421 street. Sacramento Gallery. je2-ti
s<z--=s.---t--..s.-,z~-.s-V -.es---sss==s.--a,.
FOR SALE, ETC.
ss}n+i, Solde, Die ojtlper geacn
~ 10. Sic1erbtit aui Urlmbe;gen-
tIluIa llisleigen iuoliell, fHoeu @ele8eu9ai.
tu guter un0 iidberer gapitalanlage oun
300 auIiulrt5-g20beres bel
Car! Strobei. 321 j ST., Sacramento.
ml5-tf
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An Arbitrary and Oppressive Admins
tratiop at Panama.

PANAMA. June 24th.-The new regime in
Panama does not seem to share q happier
fate than many of lis predecessors. Local
opinion, both native and foreign, con-
demns It IS arbitrary and oppressive, and
IS nothing less than q dictatorship. in
tenselv illiberal and absolutely irresponsi-
he. A forced loan was the first matter,
the sum being fixed at Slo00,o0o. This
was assessed in Such a manner that the
poor were called upon to pay as much as
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DENTISTRY.
W. WOOD,

W. " UOJJ
DENTIST, QUINN'S BUILDING, xes..gys.A
~ northeast corner Fourth ard JIT5Tx;ssSssaa
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted on N!1IIT
all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction of teeth. ie ,5-f
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SWEETSRR & ALSIP ,
REAL. ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. l015 Fourth street, Sacramento.

No. 19-For $4,000; Prospect HiIl Farm
OF % acres; ! mile south OF the city, on the
Upper stockton Road; ZOO Fruit Trees; D
acres IN lncsard, has n large newly fitted up
Dwelling, stable, Tanks and Windmill; this Is
Que OF the best and prettiest located farms Ill
the county requires to be seen 10 be appTe-
CiitCd-
No. SO.-For -. $50; 30 Acres: 2 miles
from city; 10 acres in Vineyard: . acres in Or
chGrd; - acres in HlGckleIrieS; acre in
Strawberries; Nindmiils Stable China
house, ct good new Dwelling and choice
Flower Garden IN TACT, place second tOu0nc,
ana wants 10 be seen To be appreciated; ex-
change IN part for city property: nne-third
cash; deferred payments at per cent.
No. "a For si,5oO; 100 Acres of Land.
with Dwelling of rooms: new Stable for (
horses; J acre Vineyard. > acres in Orchard.
3 acres IN Clover: 10 acres in Grain; 20 acrcs
under wsre and brush fence: 50 cords cut
wood: . Cows and Calves. I sow and Pics,
100 Chickens; l Horse: living water Running
through place; several fine SPRINGS; miles
from shingle Springs, FL Dorado county.
No. S3-For $50 Per Acre; $40 Acres: 90
acres In Vineyard, all well fenced; fine larre
Dwelling. Stable, Out houses etc; eight miles
from Sacramento, on Upper stockton road
No. 95-For $4,000; 80 Acres in Butte
county: good Dwelling, Stable, CTanary; 45
acres cleared and fenced; small Orchard; 90
Head OF Hogs; twelve miles from Chico
No. Five and IO-acre tracts, ~ miles
from city limits, Sl25 per acre; One-tliTd cash.
No. 57-159 Acres OF Fiue Fruit Vine
yard Land. near line of Nevada Railroad. in
Neyada county; timber almost sufficient to
nav Tor clearing: water running through the
place year round. Price, only s. per acre.
No. s1-For SIS. .0GO, 81 Acres in Sanomn
county; 80 acres in Vineyard, IS acres in
Orchard all in bearing; 20 acres OF Ziniandel.
balance Black Hamburg; Dwelling, Stable,
etc: two miles from Seb3stOpol, eight from
Santa Rosa.
No. ss-Fo- $1,000. 81 Acres Near the
aboye; acres in Orchard, balance being
grubbed ready for Vineyard; has Dwelling,
barn, etc; will exchange foF city property.
as-sEND FOR CATALOGUES. IA
SWEETSER Ss ALsIP, Sacramento.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SNEEZE !.

SNEEZE, until your
head seems ready TO
fly oil; until your
nose and eyes dis
C h arge excessive
q Il a titles o f
l h in. irritating.
watery fluid: until
your head aches.
mouth and throat
parched and blood
at fever heat. This
is an Acute Ca
tarrh. and is in
stantly relieved by
a single dose, and
permanently cured
RADICAL. CURE FOR
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Another African Expedition.

LoNDoN, June 24th.-The Geographical
Society is mapping out another African ex
petition, to be under the direction of Mr..
Last. Ii is intended that this expedition
will start in August next from Zanzibar,
and proceed thence TO Indy From this
point southwesterly direction will be
taken, and the expedition will endeavor to
reach Lake Shirwa, whence it will proceed
either to Guilimane or Anzozha, on the
east coast, and about 700 miles from the
Starfinr nnint
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BUSINESS CARDS.
H.F. ROOT. ALEX. sEusoN. ]. DEiscoL.

TNI0N FOUNDRY IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween \ and o. Castings and Machinery OF
every description made 10 order. je44plm
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Publication Office, Third ST., bet. j and X
THE DAILY REcoRD-UNIoN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

T OST-THE PERSON WHO TOOK CHARGE
IL of Belt Spanner and Handkerchief at fire
Saturday evening. and forgot to return the same
is known, and can save trouble by returning
properly to any of the Engine Houses.
je23-3t$ THOS. ROWE.
UTANTED-AT SACRAMENTO EMPLOY
w ment Office, northeast corner Tenth and
k streets. Parties desiring situations viii do
wei TO call at this office Orders from the in
terror as well ss from the city viii receive
prompt attention. Correspondence invited. G.
II. FRANCIS Manager. je121n1p
WANTED.
A MAN AND WIFE FOR A RANCH, So
n men for vineyards $50; men to chop wood,
81 so to 81 IS per cord 3 walters, $50; a man
cook $50: men for thrasheTs, good wages; ? hay
balers. Female-Two girls TO wait in hotels,
$50 to s25 also girls for homework, So to s-5,
for both city and country; also, gris forV&Tious
other work. Apply to HOUSTON IL CO, sIc
ploymert Office, Fourth and X streets. SaerG-
mento. jel21pd
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DIR. ). S. COOK,

MO. 922 NINTH ST, BET. AND ], OP-
IN posite the Plaza, Magnetic and Electric
Healer. electromagnetic, Electro-galvanic and
Medicinal Baths; Magnetic Garments and In
soles. Consultation free. jel9-lln
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DIR. 4. Z. BRUNE

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
[ the University Of Berlin, Germany. Ofice
aud residence, No 521 J street, between Filth
ana Sixth, sacramento Office hours-9 to II
NJ; 3 10 and 10 S p. NJ. iel3-tf
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THE SEALS OF OFFICE DELIVERED Up

Members of the Gladstone Ministry went
to Windsor Castle to-day and delivered up
the seals of office. Soon after the members
of the new Ministry formed by the Marquis
of Salisbury arrived ana went through the
ceremony of accepting Office from the
Queen and receiving the seals, making acts
of obeisance by kissing the hand of Her
Majesty. Great crowds assembled at the
railroad depot upon the arrival of the train
bearing the new Ministry. Salisbury and
Northcote were loudly cheered, the latter
to an especial degree. Lord Randolph
Churchill, on the contrary, was received
with mingled cheers and groans.
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HALE BROS. & co.

The DRIVES we are showing from our
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT must be duly
appreciated, judging from the largely in
creased sales.
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Powder MiIl Explosion in Italy.

to-day in powder mill at Lucca. A num-
Der of people were at work in the mill at
the time, and very few escaped death or
serious injuries. Already the bodies of
twelve OF the killed have been recovered.
The Wrecked Steamer Lake Manitoba.
HALIFAX On. s., June 24th-The steamer
St. Pierre arrived here to-day from st.
Pierre. She brought sixty-five officers and
crew of the steamer Lake Manitoba,
wrecked at Langley Island on the 14th
instant The Captain and several officers
remain by the wreck TO save materials, etc.
The Lake Mauitoba's passengers are ut st.
Pierre, awaiting the arrival of the steamer
Lake Nepigan to take them to Liverpool
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JIOR sALE-OR Will EXCHANGE FOR A
L good horse-a good Blackboard with extra
springs; almost new and easy riding. Apply to
II. EiLIS. south of Gas Works. ie22-lM4
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1T ATE OF LIGHT & SHAW .a9rasSSsss
VI Dentist. Office and residence Szz.ss.tS=-@zSs
over Tufts Drug store, corner iYfYSSsSsyS
Tenth and streets. Office hours: N1iiJ
"a. NJ. to 3 P. N. Sundays, 10 to l2 je13-lm@
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WALLACE 4. aRIGGs. NJ. D.,

W8LLASE Z. EaIittFOSi ". d.,
PHYSICIAN AND OB5TETRICIAN. OFEICE
| and residence No az street, Sacramento.
omce Hours: Il !; Z: 70 P. Y. jel2-4pu
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ATT0RNEYS-AT-LAW.
4. l.. HART,

=. l.. HART,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW. OFFICE, SOUTH
\ west corner of Fifth and streets, Rooms
Y, 13 and II. Sutter Building. je10
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FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
FORMAL TRANSFER OF THE ENG
LiSH SEALS OF OFFICE.
Powder Explosion in Itaiy-Choiera
Reports-Pauama Affairs
The Italian Crisis.
The ENGLISH Political Situation

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE UNION. !
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ITO LET-THREE OR FOUR UNFINISHED.
rooms, su table for housekeeping; bay win
dow. Inquire 1222 Tenth street, between L and
b, opposite State Capitol je191N@
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JOHN T. CAREY,
A. C. FREEMAN, GROVE l.. JOHNSON,
GEO. r. BATES,
W. H. REATTY 8 s. @. DENSON
WHITE. LINCOLN
WHITE d WHITE,

4 TTORNEYS-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR.
a ner Fifth and streets, Rooms 10 and IL,
sutter Building, Sacramento Cal. ap3-tf
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DIR. IRA Z. OATNLAN,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. SPECIAL AT
/ tention to Diseases of Females. Office
1927 G, corner Eleventh street. Office Hours !:
From to II a. NJ, to and to p. NJ. NIL
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The Italian Cabinet Crisis.

ROME, June 24th.-Signor Depretis an
nounced in the Chamber of Deputies to-day
that he had been charged by King Hum
bert to form a Cabinet. He stated that
Count Cadorna would be Foreign Minister.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-01-21
Butte City.

A correspondent of the Eureka
Sentinel writes as follows concerning
our goodly city. He tells the truth
in every respect and might have
added more without in the least over
reaching the mark:
BUTTE, Montana, Jan. 10, 1885.
EDITOR SENTINEL: Wien l Wis
tied Butte City three years ago | did
not dream that its population and
business would swell to the proper
tons they have. 1 regarded it as a
fairly good mining camp, but its
population now is some lO, . and
81, OO0, 0yO will not cover the ID
valuation Of property of this (Silver
Bow county. The town has three
thriving banks, two newspapers, a
$4,000 opera house. eve churches,
aud the public schools have q corps
of twenty teachers. Besides, there is
an electric light company doing a
good business, a telephone system ex-
tending to all the mines and neigh
boring towns, and water works. There
are some twenty mill, and smelters,
and these give employment to a great
many men, to say nothing Of the host
of miners employed 10 the numerous
properties, the monthly pay rolls Of
WITCH amount to something over half
9 millioa dollars every month. 1t is
said the products of these mines for
1884 will aggregate from SIS 600, 600
to $l8, 200. OOO. The general opinion
and belief here is that this is going
to continue to he a good camp for a
long time to come. In my opinion,
il is the boss camp Of the Coast. The
wages paid here, though, are not
quite as good Us they are in Nevada.
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Out Of Joint.

On Friday last, while going under the
pans in the Alice mill, to change his
clothing preparatory to going on
shift, E. L. Cantwell slipped and fell
striking On the lower inside of the
settler belt. The machinery was all
in motion and Cantwell was carried
round between the line shaft pulley
and ten inch belt, but in his strug-
giles managed to get on top by the
time he had passed over the pulley.
He was carried on the belt 10 the
counter shaft where one of his legs
was thrust through the pulley, when
with a death grip he clung to the
belt with such strength that the set
tier machinery was brought to a
stand still. The engine a stopped
at once and Cantwell released from
his perilous position. His right hip
was dislocatcd and the man otherwise
seriously bruised but not intern Ally.
After his removal to the Alice Hos
pital Doctors Johnson and Searight
put the hip in place and at last &C
counts the patient was doing well.
Twas a narrow escape from death.
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MOulder Ahead.

Captain Moulder, for several days
past has been on the lookout for the
man lilly who escaped a few. days
since while hunting for a tondsman.
TiIiey attempted to rob the Winter
Garden ill, but was caught out on a
foul.
The officer called upon the man
yesterday p. m. at his new residence
{ n lower Main street. The prisoner
bad rented the new brick gas house
and was living there 10 regal spien
dor, a magnificent plank for a couch,
the earth for a carpet. A fire was
going In the centre of the apartment,
fianked on one side by an old oyster
can and a sardine can half filed with
little fish.
The gentleman held up his hands
upon MouIder's approach and was
Subsequently taken to the City Hall
Jail. Monday will probably decide
whether lilly goes to New Orleans
or takes board with Sheriff Sullivan.
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Bar silver is quoted in New York
at $l.OS.
This is the accepted time. Clean
of your sidewalks.
Over u foot Of snow has fallen duI-
ing the past four days.
The little two-year old daughter Of
Joseph Miles died at 4 o'clock a. m.,
yesterday, of membrous Group.
The ice or p throughout the Ter
ri,ory is bstter this year than ever
before. An immense stock Is being
laid in.
The Burlington will eventually
prove a little city Turin. It Is
growing rapidly in population; an
other baby vas born there last we
ming.
Wanted-A bright, active boy, to
deliver the Daily MINER on tho
Meaderville route. Apply to a. V.
Cory, at residence, On Washington
street, about one hundred yards north
of Cameron & Athens Foundry.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet at Mrs.
Thornes residence on Quartz street,
two doors west of the Methodist
church, this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
A full attendance Is requested az
there is business of Importance to be
transacted.
The wild-eyed giraffe, used as a
motive power by John III. Curtis,
went back on his early training yes
terday. While at Walkervtlle he
listened to the soul-searching whistle
of the Lexington mine and imagined
very suddenly his value had been
made by his owner. The cutter
raised $1,000 on account of recent sales
started for New Orleans Just after the
animal had made q break for Meader-
Vile. while the intention of Mr.. Cur
tbs was a return to Butte. The gen.
tleman was not seriously injured,
the sleigh confused only $50 worth,
but the iron-grey looks sad and lone
some. No insurance.
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COURTS.
Its q Hot Day for Culprits, Fat for
Juries, and Funny for Spectators.

Tilley, the till thief, after mature
dellberatlon on the part of six COM
prehensive jnrymen has been allowed
to go, and sin no more. Its a dead
sure thing he won't prey-upon in
nccent saloon keepers-because of his
willingness to accept the present
situation. His previous arrest by
Deputy Sheriff Cudihee, his escape,
his final arrest by Captain, Moulder
and Officer Mcdonald while making
an annihilating assault upon u can
of half consumed sardines at his new
brick residence furnish q chapter In
the history of crime and will event.
ually deter any and all first cousins
from intermarying. In order that
our friends in the Indian Territory
may perfectly understand the Sc
quel of this story we will add that
the jury gave the prisoner thirty
large, fat, heavy weight, swelled up
days in the county Jail. They in
tended to give him 80 thin, lean,
lank, hungry days. but switched on
this system, as one of the jury was
crcss-eyed, In his opinion.
The Robinson express ,s~tandlng-on
Main-street EAST was dismissed, the
Court holding that the city ordinance
had been tempered. with before it
emanated in the mi2ds of those who
framed it, and that matters conflict
ing with sound sense and regular
Jurisdiction of the officers held no
place In the code.
In Judge Nichols court the princ!-
pal feature of interest was a black
eye surrounded by the several COM
pontnt parts of a woman. A singular
but not uncommon species OF insanity
demonstrated itself In her evil
dence wnerein she testified
that MI. Haroun didn't strike her or
touch her, and hadn't seen even his
photograph for years, or since he
first won her love. Three other fe-
males without black eyes swore point
blank that Mr.. H., the defendant,
violently assaulted the witness first
mentioned; that he was filled with
liquid damnation toa plethoric am
plitude; that he did violence to their
feelings, injury to the woman, and
outraged justice by resisting qualified
officers of the law when they at
tempted to put a pair of handouts on
his wrists; that the man finally with.
drew his resisting amendment and
went pesceably to Jail.
A wise jury acquitted the accused
whereupon he invited them all to
but before this action against
the dignity of the court could be
carried out Constable Judge stopped
proceedings by checking the inten-
ton of Mr.. Haroun.
The charge. "resisting an officer"
was preferred, $3.50 bail fixed, no bail
forthcoming, Jail, Dave Meicke1ohn,
10 a. H., to be continued.
A wife beating case will occupy a
moments of the 80 an hour time
Of the prosecuting attorney this
morning in police court. /
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NOTICE 10 CO-OwNER.

TO JAMES CUKRAN:
Whereas. you were, during The first part OF
the year 1884. q cO-owuer with Anthony II. Bar
ret and Christian Jacky, and we're duling the
remainder Of Sal! year aud are now q CO.
owner with the undersigned i'll the "Mono"
lode mining claim, Ill summit Vail J mining
district, silver Bow county, Montana Teirit ~,
located April 17th, 1873, and RECORDED tn the
county Recorders Office OF Deer Lodge county
Montana Territory, in Book J Of lode locations
OH page 543, aid. whereas the said Barrett and
jacky did, during ssid yeir 1854, and while
they were co-oWi ers with YOU. pe'f0rm labor
and make improvements upon said lode claim
with the other owners thereof Except your
self Of the value of one hui,dr.d dollars, rs
required by the laws of the United States to
hold said claim for said year; and whereas said
Barrel and Jdcky did pay and c. ntribule (you
having failed so to do your proportion, amount
ing to sixteen and &C. 100 DO lars, for your Die.
sixth in crest III said claim. Of said annual
expenditure for 1854 required by law; and
whereas you have failed to contribute your
said proportion and amount Or any part thereof
of said exisen 1lttre or to pay the SAID Barret
or Jacky, aud said year has now expired. and
whereas III November l8A said Barrct aud
Jacky sold and conveyed their interest in said
Mono" lode claim 10 the undersigned, ard
also sold, as>lgned aud Transferred to Il III their
demand and cain against you for our pro.
por ion Of said expenditure and ell Ia. ir utle
and interest in SAID cluim by reason Of The
forfeiture Of your Interest therein to them, aud
did authorize the uldcTs med TO have aid
exercise all rights ct forfeiture aud take all
proceedings against you and your interest ID
said CLAIM which they lsait Barrel and Jacky)
could do, Placing the undersigned i'll the same
position and giving hun the same rights as
they might have ag"ins. you and your Interest
in said claim by reason Of your t-ilurc 10 con
tribute your prop ,rliou OF the ANIMAL txpeudi-
ture for the year 1854. as nbove mentioDe and
whereas you have heretof,re tu!le 1 to contrib
ute or pay your said proportion or any part Of 1t
to the Undersigned;
Nov therefore, this IS to notify you that if, at
the expiration Of niuety days after TIL. uotice
by Publication, you shall fail or refuse to con-
tribute your proportion, being sixteen IA
66-l0Oths dollars. of the expenditures for the
year 1854 on SAID lode claim your interest
therein will become the property of the under
signed, as prosidei by l,w in such cases.
Dat. d at Suite city, Montana Territory, this
9Th day of January, A. d. 1855, ana signed
l-7-4W PATRICK CLARK.
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Nick Hughes.

The Idea published at Durango,
Colorado, gives a lengthy account of
the killing Of a man named Austin,
by Nick Hughes. The latter will he
remembered by many Butte people
as a variety commedian who per-
formed here at the Theatre Comique
for several months.
The item states that Mr.. Hughes
was In CONVEX sation with Austin, or
the streets Of Durango, when her
husband approached, dealt Austin a
terrific blow in the neck, telling him
10 the earth, jumped upon the man
and kicked him SO severely that he
never recovered. The eau. If the
assault was jealousy. A coroners jury
returned u verdict of "death c. used
by a blow on the neck delivered by
Nick Hughes" Hughes was in jail
at last accounts awaiting the action
of the grand jury.
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Is 1t True 2

A rumo:, which a MINER reporter
attempted TO trace, to the effect that
Auam Uhle, who started on foot for
Helena about ten days ago, had been
found dead In the mountains, has
been circulating pretty freely; but so
far nc positive proof of his death has
come to light, The report came into
Butte that some man answering his
description had been discovered be-
tween Woodville and Boulder frozen
stiff. Uhie left here and at he time
had a few hundred dollars on his
person. He thought to save his
coach fare, and said before leaving
that he should walk the entire dis
lance. Should the rumor Ct his pre-
mature death prove true bis friends
will make arrangements for the care
OF the remains.