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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-25

In the District Court of the Second Judicio
District Of the Territory of Montana, in and 70
the county Of Silver Bow
V. {. Whiting and w. J. Alexander as Whit
ing & Alexander, Plaintiffs, VS.. Bu!ord Farri
Defendant.
greeting to Butord Farri>, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in al
action brought asains! you by The above namsC
Plaintiff in the District Court OF the Secont
Judicial District OF the Territory OF Montana
in and for the County of Silver Row, and &c
answer the complaint filed therein, within ten
days exclusive of thedsy OF ~seEvice) after the
this County: or, it served out of this county,
but in this District, within twenty days; other
wise within forty days; or Judgment by default
will be taken against you according to the
prayer of said complaint.
The said action il brought to recover a
Judgment against you tor tn sum Of one
hundred seventy nine nd 70-10C dollars alleged
to be due and owing from you TO plaintiffs fol
principal and interest on a promlssury note
executed and delivered to them on the 2ud day
of June, 1886, and for interest at the rate ot one
per cent. per month on the sum Of Sl5i of said
amount from date to Judgment.
And you are hereby notified that. if you tail
TO appear and answer said complaint as above re-
CURED said plaintiffs will take Judgment against
you as prayed TOR iii their complaint, as above
stated tO-Wit $l79 20 al d interest at one Per cent.
per month from date On Sl51.
Given urcer my hand and the Seal of the
~ District Court Of the .ecOud District of
the Territory of Montana, in and for
SEAL. the County Of Silver Bow. his Dist cay
| of January in the year OF "ur Lord One
~ Thousand Eight Hundred and Eighty
Eight. WIN. F. SAANL+Y, Clerk.
Hy C V. HEEDER-ON, Deputy Clerk.
J. j.. NOTATION, AttJrney for Plaintiffs.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


kr~ the subscriber so orders his sub
scrirtipH, viii be discontinued 1T the End OF the
tine pad Tor, otherwise it viii be continued.
pflcG -hc 5~Ini~Wrekl' is 90 continued, il viii
DC charged tor al he rate OF $500 rcr aunum.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver COMPETENT? Shiloh's Nitallzer is guaran-
teed to cure you. NEWTON BROS.
THAT HACKING COUGH can oouict1v
cured by shiloh's Cure. We z arantee il
NEWTON BROS.
NIGHTS, made miserable by that
uoA NEWTON BROS ' ''
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NOTICE TO CRFDITOPS

Estate of James Cadigan, licensed.
Notice Is hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED
Administrative of the estate of James Cadiga1
deceased, to the creditors of and all nerson
hav!ig claims against the said deceased, to ey
tour months after the first publication of ~,
not &c, I" the said Administrative at the probut.
court Room i'll the Court House in the Conn1v ~
Silver Bow. JUL o.
Dated, Dec. ., 1887
Administrators estate nf iamaa CoudnN'
deceased. oauAsan
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EStray.

A bay horse broke into my Enclosure at
my ranch on Divide Creek, on August LIST,
1887, branded T. on left thigh. The
owner con have the same by paying dam
ages and proving property.
WIN. WOODWARD.
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Mexican
Mustang
linjnlet
CURES
THIS GOOD OLD sTAND-''

oohnplshes for everybody exactly what 81
lor1t. One Of the reasons for the great popr~ ,
inc Mustang Liniment is found III Its uuirN,
appiicability. Everybody needs such q r:,-
me Lanberman needs it In case OF ac'~
me housewife needs 1t for generalfar~
The Cannler needs 1t for his teams and b.
ihe Mechanic needs 1t always On BIZ
bench.
Inc Miner needs 1t in case OF emergency
me needs it-can't get along VIZ.
ihe Farmer needs 1t in his house, his >
and his stock yard.
The Steamboat mnp mr. the BoatmanF
1t.n liberal supply afloat and ashore.
me Horse-fancier needs tit Is DE
friend and safest reliance,
The StOck-grower needs lit will save
thousands of dollars and a world of trouble i,
Ihe Railroad man needs 1t and wtll neel
iong as his life is a round of accidents and dlIs
me backwoodsman needs 1t. There's
,nshke 1t as an antidote for the dangers "
Aino ana comfort which surround the pionee'
ihe Merchant needs it about his store'
MS employees. Accidents will happen. ana
these come the Mustang Liniment is wanted
Aeep n Bottle in the House. IT'S tn"
economy. =.
Keep n Bottle IN the Factory. Itsihp.
use In case of accident saves pain and l,ss Of"
Keep n Bottle Always in the >fapH
use when wanted.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-25

THE REV. GEO. H. THAYFR, OF Bet:
Ind, says: Both m; self and wife oNs
lives to 5HILOH's CONSUMPTION CURE,
NEWTON ~
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
Mining Application No. 2Ol4.j
q. Z. IIA-ND VfFItF,
HEIENA- M0ntana IanunrN IL 1893

HELENA, Montana, January II, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that George H. Casey
and Patrick J. Brophy, whose postofiCe address
is Butte, Silver Bow County. Montana. have thi:
day filed their application for Il patent for 1l19
linear feet of the Protect n Lode mining claim
situated i'll Summit Valley mining district
silver Bow County, Montana Territory. and
designated by the official plat and field notes on
file i'll this office as Lot No. 2S9 in T 8 n, r ! ",
being more particularly described as tell US,
to-wir: B, ginning at the North West corner. &
granite stone, witnessed by bearing rocks
mars ed 1-205D for corner No. l, from which the
a section corner on the west b un>1ary dissection
6 I n, + 7 W, bears n SIC so Wa9l3.2 1t. and
running hence S go r5' f Hi it.; thence 5 lU2
80 W s16.5 IT.: thence n 73o 57>N 111y # thence
n 100 so E 2T3 IT,, to the place Of beginning,
an area of $50 acres of which 10
acres are in conflict with Surveys No. 1-02, 1851
and 1889 not claimed, leaving an area of 40
acres claimed by the above Iamed applicants.
The location OF this mine is recorded in the
office of the Recorder of Silver Bow County,
Montana, in Book +, page 10.
The adjoining claims to these premises are.
Survey No 596 Black Rock l. de on the north,
Survey No. 1918, Four Johns Lode on the north.
asst, Survey 1882, Gustavus Lode on he east,
The Garlic Lode. Unsurve. ed. on the south,
Survey No. $50, Pilot Lode on the southwest and
Survey 1902 Elm Orlu Lode on the west.
S. W. LANGHOkNE, Register.
JOHN G1LL1E, Attorney for Claimants.
First publication January II, 1883.
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ALDERMEN.
First Ward-J. c. lloyd. VIM. Forbis.
Second Ward-F. Bateman, DR.. Geo. W. Beal.
Third Ward-Thos. Layell, VIM. Owsley.
Fourth Ward-H. Walton. Fred Loeber.
TOWNSHIP OE VAUDEVILLE.
Justiceof the Herbert
Francis
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/ MONSTER PARADE.
- 4. =. nEUNfoN AT MAEIErrA
1GEHDED DY MANY SOLDIERS.
- 1Asusaaa respls witnsss the Pro.
oa-fAs Pssss Thss Participates.
"a =. - Csss Dslivsrs the Addrsss
K " wosesune ana =. Brssias Rssponds

>1o w. another big day for The Grand
q ne Republic The annual 70
- NE county posts b being held In
~ and the crowd In that lengthy
nuN b tremendous Lancaster
- 1id her share 10 mako the affair .
oesesA and both posts OF this city
~ out large number OF mon. No "a
- oDmoas two hundred men and 406
~ 12k The former was accompanied
X0Gh Potts big drum corpsaDd the lat.
~ the Brownstnwn band. Tt posts
6od 10 The Pennsylvania railroad
- from which they left ON special
q ESQ This wss . tremendous train
tUo By Q big freight engine and had
om afteen cars, the majority Of these
Glo Sull, and the whole number Of excur'
Goslu from here was between 900 and
WInnsld Byeriy post Of Qusrryville ar-
IgVoA here at TBS, accompanied BY The
n1leon band. They LEFT for Marietta on thu
r1oGlAl tzain.
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uhioago Produce a1arkos.

CHICAGO, Sept. 10, g:30 a. m.-Market opened.
Wheat-sept, S3kc; Oct c-;9lH Dec, 0lko (,
May, 03ko.
Corn.,ept askc; Oct, Asxc., Dec. $50 ,
May, ssc.
Oats. ,ept-. 24ko.i Oot., 2sSc; Deo.. eSc
May. 2S3sc.
,Pork-sept. Na 90; Oct. NI 90; May.
tll Is
Lard-sept. slO eIx; Oct. 90 SEX; Doc, q 90.
Short kibs-sopt. u rs; Dot. y Slk
CLOSING.
.wheat-sept,, 9oc.; Dot. 9lssc.; Deo. 92kc
May. a5ko.
Nay. oshc.
Oats sept. 94,.c; Oct. 9GIc; Dec. 1890 ;
May. 2S4c
Pork-sspt., 81 as; Oct, sla 50; Nov y,
N872k Jan, ol3 77k.
Lard,-sept $40 80; Oct. go 17k; Nov.
o. 05 Jan q 02k.
short kibs-sopt. IS 81, Oct. . 50; Jan =.
u OK.
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ssz=s ssz=ss-=--=--4--4--s-----ss--5.
MARKETS.
new Y0rk naArkss,

New YORK mArk0a
NEW YoRH, Sept ls.-riour market steady |;
Fine. q 3oG3 10. Suporfne, q zoos Is, MINI
Extra, q 03o6 49, City Mill, kxtra, q s50S 10
winter Wheat extra, ~ 86o6 %.
so NO hss ss sss; W;Ss.r 0s; oe.s NO $50 T
Nov, osN; receipts. sso.on; shipments.
Corn No. 2, Mixed, Cash. $3.50 ,
sept. s:.sc; Oct. osssc; receipts. lOs.soj
.ssefss: Ssis No White. state, 40, NO. DO.
s0no No. MIXED, Sept. 900
Oct, 30,Sc; receipta. l3l. 800 shipments, none.
Hye oull State 7bo.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull Oid Meas, us 250l5 10.
Lard nrm Oct, $40 %; NOV. e9 %.
HoAsses dull for % boiling stnok No3sc
Black strap. lao. New orleans. 200iOc.
TurpentIne steady At A0&lko.
Rosin dull /; strained 10 good, q 90.
Petroleum duh Refined IN CRses, 9ysc.
xreights quiet grain to Liverpool +x0,s4d.
Butter steady Western Creamery, Y8o .aa
state Factory. 7k0sc FANCY white. i26
ssss steady, state. loKoaoc western, Il
sugar steady, Rannen Cnuoaf sxc; Grnnuia.
ted. 7EGli Lido Monld" A." 7s.c; Confec-
tioners "A.." 7k0S lie Cod 60" )" stand,
Taiiow steady Prime City. sk05kc.
Cofsee rmi Fair Carsoes. for Rio. lo0lbxe
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. - -
DBA THIS,

KxLLv.-ln this city. on the l7th inst. Mrs.
CAtharine ID. Kelly, widow OF the late Patrick
keliy. in tho siih year OF her age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. o47 East orange
street. on Friday NOR ming At 0 o'clock. High
Mass at st. Marys church Ut $50. lntorment
at ~, Mary's cemetery. 2td
NEELY lin this city. on September 18th,
Mrs N. E wife of John Nicely, ana q sister OF
j. W. J Johnson, efQ.
Funeral Saturday morning, 22d inst. at 10
o'clock. from hor late residence at Airviilc,
York county. sl9std
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FRIEND THIS SUMNER pAII

"A s5t5 for an 50 day excursion ticket. When
IN Ssu Francisco she made n purchase,
brought IL home, ana found ths same at a
lower price near by. We think we have other
frien0s IN that swim.
See what we have. that won't cost anything.
Go 10 San Francisco for your unsatisned
wants III We we're small boy would say-l
cake OF soap that you wont go-and can't 30
bet, or II you do
MRS. \. NJ. WooDWARD's ART STORE,
2h Fast King st.
A%Have you seen those &c linen collars |;
only iitue smoked. may5-lydWSs
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A nrush wen Applied

brush WeU AppHsd -
ana previously moistened with eOZ0DONT
removes the eefacing evidences Of neglect
rom the teeth. aud tightens them in their
sockets. II the breath has q repellent smell,
the article substitutes for that, its own pleas
ant aroma thrunken ana innA AIMED gums are
restored TO health by its use. ana canker Of tho
mouth CURED. Syptsm in the use Of this fine
antiseptic. ~ OF other promoters Of health,is
highly desirable. Apply nothing but th gen
MT
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pscion Of having robbed two women on the
specisl train. During the arrest Gallagher
sttempted 70 shoot Ofaeer Wittick, but he
wss soon overpowersd and locked up.
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rAil Of Q Large Tree.

A large elm tree. which has stood fer
many years In front OF No 458 North Prince
street, fell down this morning. A four
horse team narrowly escaped being struck
by II
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-19

EXCURSIONS TO Columbia Centennial via.
Reading railroad, fare for round u ip only sAo.
Tickets good going on all trains September 20
q ana ~. ana good to return on all trains until
September 30. inclusive. Trains leave Ian
caster king street) at 7:30 o. m, IL 80 y. III
Special trains returning September 90 ana ~,
leave Columbia At a .. m. Oh September q
will leave at lo:h0 for all stations.
septic 22,2llG
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WE WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW
w statesmen on salary To sell our goods by
sample TO the Wholesale and retail trade OF
Lancaster. Pa, and adjoining states We ara
the largest manufacturers of our line I'm the
country. Send two cents In stamps for par
uculars. Nopostals answered.
CENTENNIAL MFG CO..
sugi0-s0tdeod Cincinnati. q.
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DUBLIC SALE.
sepl98td
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The latest for Full Dres. Suits is very
narrow whip Cora. W West OF snsland worsted.
have just received several pieces W htch will
be made up In the latest style, mag ncently
trimmed with all silk satin Innings Plain or
embroidered Vest. ana my well-ftting
Patent strap Trousers. During this month
win make them to order At "A greatly n c I'd
price. A. III. hOsENSTElN,
slolydh Lancaster, Pa
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Railroad oonduc,or's Autumn Excursion

Railroad Conduc,or's Autumn Excursion
To ewitchback and Glen Onoko. on Tues.
DAY, September 70. Hound trip tickets good
for three days. Fare only 0.75. NO extra
charge for the Glen. Special through train
leaves ouarryville At B:io .. m Lancaster
king etreet) at q. m. ana Columbia a' m
Returning. leave the Glen at $50 p. m. and
MAuch Chunk ct $40 p. m. Tickets good TO
stop over at Allentown fair.
septlb,lg, z, ,2lAltw
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CHnw Strawberry Ping Tobacco ana save the
Tags for handsome present.
o. DuTrENHOFER. Sole Agent.
sll 1md q west King street.
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PALACE OF FASHION,
"a EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.

OPENING OF MILLINERY.
This week we have received,
marked, and put in stock the
largest stock Of Millinery Goods
ever brought to this city.
Our assortment of Felt Hats
has never been so large, and
we have made special efforts to
mark them at prices which will
astonish you.
Fancy Wings and Feathers
in endless variety, and on these
also we have put the very bot
tom prices so as to please you
in every way.
Our Ribbon department has
been acknowledged the largest
and most complete in the state,
not excepting the larger cities.
In Fancy Ribbons more espe-
cially we excel all others; and
there as well as on all others so
called fancy stock, we stick
to our motto. Quick sales and
small profits. A look at our
stock and comparison OF prices
with those of other stores will
at once convince that for Rib
bons we are headquarters.
We have the largest assort-
@ent and the lowest prices.
NJ Dress Trimmings ;
second large invoice this time
all the newest colors at 81 and
75c. a yard; cord and silver
mixed, all colors.
Silver and Gold Trimming,
soc. a yard, was 75c. last year.
Our stock of Coats for
Ladies and Children is COM
plete now.
You are invited to come and
inspect it.
In this department we have
always been the Leaders, but
this season we have made extra
efforts, and claim tohave a much
better assortment and generally
lower prices than at any pre-.
vious season.
Come and see for yourself.
Merino Underwear for Chill
dren, all sizes in five different
qualities, from Ioc. apiece up.
ASTRICH BROS.
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~ L. FISHEK, DENTIST.

" IL FISHER, DENTIST.
w Particular attention given IN filling
ana preserving the natural teeth I have all
tne latest improvements for doing nice work
~ very reasonable cost, Having years Of sx
pertence In the large cities am sure TO give
the best OF satisfaction and save you money
bAst ARTIFICIAL teeth only O. % per set
mASlSlyd 10. NIOETE oUSEH OF,
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DR. THnxL's last lecture on weak. nervou
blood poison ana debilitated mon sont free of
chsrge. Address. DR. TnExL. No. bSs North 9TH
street, Philadelphia, Pa jySoM.w.Slyd&w
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TBoRBAHN's school for orchestra playing
will open tomorrow tThursday) evening at
2B North Prince street.
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orsNISa OF millinery ana coats at Astricn's.
Refer to their advertisement.
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slt-lmd

CnKw strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save the
Tags for q handsome present.
q. .DUTTENHOTE6 q. Sole Agent,
slt-lmd ~ West KIM street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-19

CBKw Strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save the
Tags for handsome present.
q. DuTTENHOTkR. Sole Agent,
slI-1md H west King street.
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NEW ADVERTISBMENTS.

TROM THE GRAN0ERS-THE
- time UiH come ,ohen DOERsOM's PAT.
ENT NTH WHEEL Viu be the only FIN
Wheel In use. These toere the remarks Of
housdnds of people at the Grdn0ers Picmtc. IL
,oiu be on exhibition at the Lancaster County
Fdfr. 1t
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-12
THE INDUSTRIAL REALM.

The strike among the fint-gass workers
has extended from the western manufacturers
to the eastern factories. In the east and
west about fifteen thousand men are now out
The strike bids fair to be long aud bitter
one.
BIZ the strike in tho anthracite regions it is
estimated that $500 men AMI boys arr
thrown out OF employment II is feared
that many large factories and iron works will
be compelled 70 shut down because OF short
age in the coal supply growing out Of sus-
pension Of work In the mines A Reading
telegram reports that
Out of the sixty. eight collieries in the schiyl-
kill coal regions, forty of which are controlled
by the Reading Railroad Company, only four
resumed operations, AMI these with one-third
Of their usual forces Had the strike of the
Reading Railroad proven successful and traffic
been entirely paralyzed, there uld not have
been more genuine alarm throughout the great
industrial regions OF the schuylkill valley than
there IL to-day. The proprietors OF large fur
naces and iron works i'm this section predict
that II the mines are shut down for two weeks
tho majority OF the large establishments will
be obliged to close, owing 10 the lack Of a sup
ply OF coal Many of them have been running
for weeks short OF coal, and most OF them have
less than a weeks supply on hand.
ALL the Reading Company's mines. forty
Eve In aumbcr. are stopped, and 10000 min
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-12
TIE EASTERN STATES.

ADEsPERATE fight between drunken Poland
ers is reported by telegraph from Wilkes
barre, Pa A large part of the population
consists of Hungarisns and Polanders A
grand debauch was in progress over q chris
tening at ono OF the Polish houses, when q
fight began, in which fully thirty men
were engaged Clubs, knives, bottles, jugs,
and glasses were used freely. The furni-
ture was broken and tho inside Of the house
was wrecked They fought for fully half
an hour, and hardly one escaped mutilation.
One was found just outside the house with
six knife-wounds in the head and body, his
arm broken, one eye gouged out and his
nose smashed. He is dead Two others we're
fatally hurt and seven others were seriously
injured 1t is not probable that any one can
be convicted Of the murder, as all were too
drunk TO know who inflicted the wounds.
JANAUscHEK, the actress, has instituted suit
for s20, 900 damages ags inst Henry Bull, Jr,
proprietor Of the Perry House at Newport
r. l., for injuries sustained by falling down
stairs, May IL, 1887, and breaking her arm.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-12

We made many pleasant, agreeable
excursions during our stay, and the
party grew from a modest score to q
hundred, and invaded all the iron
kings domains. Now we took one of
those picturesque and monster ferry
boets which ply the American rivers
and steamed away up the Monongahela,
now we filed special cars and rushed
along the railway track to some other
center of interest. Distribute an army
of $1,000 brawny men among half q
dozen enormous factories -smelters,
puddlers, rollers, railers, bridge
makers-and you have some idea of
Mr.. Carnegies kingdom, which is
ruled by large body of brilliant gener-
ais. One night we were taken to lit
tie place in the wilderness called
Grapesville to see the genius of the
lamp appear. Time p. m. /; hundred
curious men and women standing in q
country lane; they are all gazing on q
six-inch iron pipe about the height of
London lamp-post; they unexpectedly
informed not to touch the figure, for it
is about to work; some one rushes past
the pipe and moves something with his
heard at the mouth of the pipe; o
rocket is fired which is aimed to pass q
few inches over its mouth; the first
misses; the second hits the mark, and
there is loud explosion as of bomb,
and the sky is lighted up for miles by
huge yellow flame, which spreads its
wings wide and scars into the sky
Pail Mall Gazette.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-12
THE FOREIGN BUDGET.

A CONFECTIONERY OF London paper (says
a cable dispatch) gives q very graphic picture
OF the tremendous loss OF life in China from
the recent overflow OF Hoang Ho RIVER and
the tremendous famine now threatened:
About one-sixth OF the entire area OF the
Garden OF China as Honan ~ styled, is now
converted into vast lake. with here and there
n pagoda top, or the gable OF some higher wall,
rising over the waters to mark the sites OF
what were q short time ago prosperous cities
of many thousand Inhabitants. The rest OF
the country is overrun with wretched
refugees, who were fortunate enough 20
escape with their lives, though with nauRht
out warning No less than 5000 large villages
are stated to have been engulfed in a very few
moments, and scarcely any OF their Inflated
waters now cover nearly 10000 square miles.
The survivors are now perlshing OF famine.
The loss OF life will he numbered by hundreds
of thousands, whilo the starving people must
amount to nearer millions. The Emperor has
alrehO contributed 100 600 taeis paid out OF his
privy purse, besides ordering 100000 taels out
OF the Imperial Treasury toward the relief OF
the sufferers.
AT National League meetings throughout
Ireland the reductions of judicial rents an-
nounced by the Land Commission have been
declared insufficient The Mitchellstown
Board OF Guardian. Mr.. Vaudeville presid-
ing, adopted resolution declaring that ii
has no confidence in the Land Commission
The vote reflects the opinion OF other Boards
The winter is unusually severe in many
parts of Europe. II Vienna the water-supply
is beginning to fail on account of cold weather,
and, owing to leo in the Danube and heavy
SHOWS in Bulgaria, the mails due at CONSTANT
nople failed to arrive on time.