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Special correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE, Oct. q. real estate trans
fcrs were recorded to-day:
Charlotte Frilke and husband to Jacob
Oscnbcrg, lot seven in block one, Rics.'s
addition tn Butte, $sO.
Sarah Archer to Wm.A Archer, u interest
i'm the Copper Flat lode mining claim. 81.
James w. Murphy and wife and John A.
Cannon and Hayes Cannon To- Omer A.
Crossnian that part of "The t~bccanic"
mining claim c~oinpriss-h in lot s'9, I. 3, u.
Abbie CofIi, Ia Ahlie O'SLea, the sur
face ground of the "Last Chance' lode
$3.50.
OJohn Helehan to Sigmund Safer. lot .
in block Ii, of the Kenrer addition to
Butte. $3.50.
John II. Vo4el and Jacob Nyland tn John
Sjoblom, John kronbund, John
and John Nylund, u interest in Pacific"
quartz claim, situated about eight miles
south of Butte, $500.
James w. Foripis ct nix tai John Il. Dim
widdie, lot one in block 1. Noyes 4
Upton's addition To Butte, $3.50.
Adam rarrady ct ux to Patrick Mullins:
all of the surface ground of the "Old
Glory mining claim, Sl,5OO.
Patrick Mullins To VIM. Dyer, lot ana, L.
3, u. r. 4 w.. $1.UO.
VIM. j. Mcnamara tn John Mitchell. lot
8 i'm block 3 in the plat of the building sites
upon the "Ravens' lode mining claim, $40,
James w. mi to John Helehan, lot
., block Ii. Kempcr addition to Butte, S1JO.
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NEWS IN BUTTE
Messenger Boy Badly Healdsd by
Another Lads CaIelesSneSs.


pciai tn the standard.
BUTTE, Oct. 2s.-On Sunday morning n
hang lad named William, P~crnatt,. cm-
Dyed in tie independent messs n ger ofi.ce
fooling with u pistol when IL was dis
W1Arged and he bullet strnck another
0essengcr named Pat Malloy i'm the neck.
The hoy was badly wounded, and fears
tUere for some time entertain d for his re-
9ovcry. He is now getting better, though
0be doctors have been unable to locate
~ bullet. 1t Ia but fair to Mr.. Ecker,
uAnager of the Independent service, to
o1Ate that he never permits his messenger
tvs To carry gums. In this instance the
~ was or duty and had just returned
{ Epm u bunting trip.
Mrs. StenberR was this afternoon again
)leased on hail. When rearrcsted on
AtugSlay her bonds were raised from
LOUD to 5000. To-day she furnished the
UAtter sum-, Owen Williams and Mrs. Wolf
m~eighbors going bonds for 5000 as before
I'D Stenber9 himself wiio.e murder was
1Stemptesi going bonds for the other $1,000.
xhe reasos, for this action OH the part of
@annot get along without its mother and
eAnnot be kept I'm jail. Stenbcra is worse
s o-m,sh for LA. a hn nlFf So me w with he apI but, s To.
light he has u fever. His condition is not
o~onsidcred serious and IL is believed he
will he able to appear at the trial Wcdries-
There arc prospects of another suit for
dama9cs against the city: N. Ciatelie
oewer in East Park street, in front of Ben
nett Bros. He has been laid up some
Propose AN amicabie scttiement at the
next meeting Of the council. In case the
City refuses to settle he will bring suit. No
crushed, lungs injured and other Internal
City Clerk Graves was notified to-day
that the construction of the sewer OH Da-
kota street must be discontinued. Ii
seems the sewer extends drought the
Hrnsr mining mimi sslai%nS, = snd h sne owners 1or
to submit to 1t. IL is claimed that
She proposition is To terminate the sewer
kowners also object. They have ordered
Rshe sewer mel to desist or take the co',se-
s~luences.
beaten and bruised by her husband FRI
day night that she called the police, re-
fuses to appear gain a her husband, She
for the s~ubpoenas and witnesses to let
them go.
Saturday to permit the collection of evil
slence.
A daring robbery was committed at
Gaurant ina East Park street. Two men
entered the restaurant and n third waited
outside; One OF the those inside asked to
objected to his taking out coffee as he
never got tile cups back. The men raised
tight: The man outside begal
.as.%sr ssy. Msanxsi,s shs sSi:s
door, climbed over the fence, emptied the
sill and made his escape. He carried of
sse and r. reY Erici @sn' a saSsef E. J. i Fsan ".ner
were arrested by the police for disturb
ance OF the peace. They are believed u
have been i'm the conspiracy.
William johnson was arrested tonight In
P;J- cellar, attempting burglary
All he got was u N OF He
his guilt.
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Complete line of cartridges ut Anacon
da Hardware Co.'S,
Gums for rent at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
Estes & Connell have received their new
fall stock of clothing.
Guns and ammunition at the Anaconda
Hardware Co.'S.
For style, good goods and IA perfect fit,
go to Estes & Connell's for your clothing.
Loaded shells at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
New underwear. ovcr-shirts, neck wear,
hats and caps, boots and shoes, at Estes
x Counell's
Gums and rifles at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
Estes & Connell are marking their new
stock of clothing and furnishing goods at
prices that will please all who want first
class goods.
IT you want n suit of clothes made to
order call at Estes q Council. They have
over 300 samples to select from. and guar
antce "A perfect fit.
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Look at bargains in hosiery ut Losee q
Aaxwolrs.
California shaving Parlor.
Corner Front and Chestnut streets j. A.
Derrcngcr. proprietor. Whiskcr and hair
dying IA specially. Special attention given
to ladies' and children's hair cutting.
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DRS. LlEBlC g. co.
Permanently located LA
BUTTE CITY
AZ south-as, Corner Of Main and B~roa.iwAy.
Private Entrance at = broadway.
LIEBIC WORLD DlSPENSARY
y INrEKSATioNAL
Medical and Surgical Institute.
K,n>a. city, Mo, san Francisco. Cal

rr. Li.hig 4 60. are regular graduates I'm med
icin' and surgery and sp..s-hh prntitinnrrs ai,
To treat All Chronic. Nervous ANA FRI
vat. Diseases, ywlrthcr cs,n>vi 10y .lniprt.irnce,
ENc,s>. ar '.ii;,si"n., I,,nur.a ",'.si,.s.j
fnr,rl, Diseases ~ the bln~I, syphilis, ,'unorr-
hnss, elect and structure .ur,ri. tuiablr eases
Thousands III cA>.s> cured. All ine.tctiis> are es-
tsrialiN prepared fr ,:,rh insiIN idual east, at la
lsnrs.tory. No injurious ar poisonous compounds
used.
M time lost from business. Patients At y dis
tan.e treated 10y letter and express. medicine
sent ~ cry here fr,r from gaze az hrc.k.tgr.
Ia diseases of the iila-i, Brain, Heart and
Nervous system. ~ well a. Liver. Kidney and
GraSrl Complaints, rheumatism, Paralysis and
Write for illustrated papers on t~rfprinitics,
chi, feet, turNatur. &c the spine, Piles, Iuinprs,
tanrrr. ,atarrh, hIonIhiil,, ini.alait"r, Eie.-
Bladder. I'VE. Ear, skin and Blood, and all sur
sic.l Operations.
The aniy K.ilahi. Medical and surgical insti-
tat. making "A speciality of Private DISEASES.
iii : Poison removed from the system without
mercury. New Restorative Treatment for Lass
OF Vital Power. Persons unable to visit W may
h.. treated at home hy correspondence AL com
munieslttuns confidential. Medicines ar instru-
mcnts sent 10y niail ar express se>nrrlN packed.
I'm. personal interview preferred. Call and con
send In plain wrapper our Book Free explaining
why thousands cannot be cured Of Private.
ness. SI~rinatorrha,a. imInt-ncy. syphilis. Con
orrl,.i. elect. Naricos-ole. etc, etc.
Dr. Iieblg 4 60. are the onl. qualified or re
sl-nnsibl. SPECIALISTS ieu IN Montana since th'
Orire hours from 9 Ia 5 and7 Ia y. IN; OF b,
appointment ~ obscure ana urgent cases
FREE.
g~-Newton Bros. are agents for sale of Df
! l4-big's inSigorator Ina Butte city Montana
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Anecstots, of ISisraeli.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
The late Colonel Tomlinc, NJ. r., who,
by the way. was one Of the richest. men i'm
England, has not "a very high opinion of
his colleague Disracli. "Disraclit told me-
Ee once. remarked. 'that ~tiattery was the
secret of his success i'm life. The highera
man climbed, ID. said. tin. higher il could
bc laid on. until. il one could approach
the throne, il might he laid on with "a
trowel.' The gentleman To whom tI,i.
was narrated 10y the colonel remarked that
Disraeli once gave "a capital pieces. of adj
wee. namely. that scandal should never
Inc replied tn, hut lived down. ayes. !
smile, 'that was my thunder. I remember
him writing il down when ] said il, hut I
Thought at the tim. he was putting his pct
theory into practice"
From hand tai mouth -Goiuy to- the. dem
fist after consulting tn. p~il,nis,cr.
The ->a--y" Humanitarian.
From Life.
"She's the sa>siest woman ! ever APP
piled To for "A bite"
slow did you find that out ="
"Well. she offered me cold tornattcr
soup and stale bread. and ! said I thought
"A little cake would do me good"
"WelI.r
"Sbe said il il was a cake of soap she
drought it would"
as-nticnan at l~I.ur~.
From Harpsr's I,az,r.
Must you go back tn town
eyes; on the early train"
"But why
"Duty calls"
Is You told nie you had no business
that you were - gentlemen of leisure"
HIN! Well, yes. that's true. You
know Tn "a young lawyer"
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l~ndiea.
We have just received our fall dress
trimmings. For elegance, style and
beauty they far surpass anything yet
shown i'm Montana. Call and look them
over. Respectfully.
ID. j. MERCANTILE Co.
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Honor Among Thieves.

From Life.
Buckskin Bob twho has held up the
stage)-"And what's your business, old
feiler:"
"I'm n lawyer"
"Keep your purse. brother. can't rob
a member of the perfession."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-29
Nsstice.

To whom IL may concern: l hereby
give notice that I will not pay any bills
contracted by my wife, Eliza Scigcl.
CHARLES SEIt;El.
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Don't fail tn go and inspect the new ar
rival of musical Instruments at The Loan
Office OH Main street. Now il your oppor-
tunity to buy cheap.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-29

llDrink Bohemian or Hofbreau beer at
Jack Onarheim's, the only place I'm the
city to get il.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-29
TOLD IN A LINE

Fer fine wool or silk underwear for gents
go to Estes & Councils.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-29
i-onsiertssssSa.


fTbln IlIt-
Traveller from Neutrality-suspicious.. can
l get u drink: Lady of the housc-Ccr-
tainly. there's the well. Traveller with "a
courily gs.sturep Madam. you misundcr-
stand me. i don't wish to wash my
hands: l want "A drink.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-29

Look ut the bargains IN underwear ut
Losee x Ma wcll's
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-29
Mar Mnld.rirnr.

The most complete lin" of drcss trim
Ining> in the city i at Estes q Councils
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Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining unclaimed i'm Ana
conda postofiice for the week ending
October Nj. 1SSg:
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From hand tai mouth Going to ths. dem
list after consulting th. pnlInist.r.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
Old COMRADES MEET
Rsa25on OF xas Soc.sIy OF ia
Army Of TIA tennessee
II IS BEING EELD At CnCsslTL
Ss4<ral sAsfa<R Frssiasa-fss ssetety
- fFospereus Coaaltiez-fAs >s<s
sss44sa - 80 nsld "a kks
C1ty ~ tAteako-


Cscr>NAII. sept - -I4s t~saEy see
ond aa1.si rs1alon & the sec-eIs - ne
Army of t1e 1eanssses 0sgaA ~ meet
ing - - 4 ~ Iks B-fEett Hose,
sAl-a i tAe hs4ll u4Flsrs for lie soeisty.
is gay slth nzgs 4na ba1tiBg. ano rsso-
nau. vita military music. "n.is TIE
he4rgy greetings o. conlI zees who have
been .ong separated maze Interesting tab
leaux thr0ag Aour tAz halls auc corfl1ors
Promptly 81 ls o clock tie Iaem eeTs formed
~ lle zna With GsueIals rheImaa How
ala sad Dodge AZ lie head marched 20
College Hal. t~o squares distant. where
The business meeting vii ne held
General sherman on taking the chair
mads no forEsal specs 4. bat p.e@1anIiy Goa
graduated the mellDers upon 50 large an
asse mbly of msn ln sach apparent good
health lie sald thEt. looking down Int
their faces. hs could almost reoogniks
every member or the society y no had ouos
been ne IA bsrs of the Army OF the Iennes-
see He then proceeded 10 business
Chicago was unanimously selected as
the place sor the next reunion. tho time
10 &c announced by the president or TIE
sociaty. IL wes agreed that tho meeting
should be held coincident with tie un-
yailing Of the Grant msnument IN that
city, the &C rsmOnies VI which aIe 10 be
under the auspices " the society. Gen.
eral Andrew Hicksulooper. Of Cincinnati,
Vas unanimously chosen - orator OF ia.
occasion on behalf OF the Society of the
Army OF the tennessee.
The report or the treasurer, General ~
+ Force. was received and approved A
long list Was read or contributors 10 the
amount OF three dollars each 10 the fund
Tor the erection or an equestrian statue OF
General John A Logan at Washing
ton, ID. C. A number OF inquiries
were made concerning the man
ner OF subscribing, indicating q
general desire among the lmembers "a
send in contributions. General Sherman
recomme nded that they be sent 10 General
Raum At Washington
II was voted 10 retain the permanent
headquarters OF the society at Cincinnati
but the annual reunions may be held in
various places
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
"Stopr' Nature Has a Cure.

EAroN RAPIDS, Mich.-J. VI. Loose
Red Clover Co., Detrolt.-TWO years
was afflicted with very severe attack
OF Ery yspelas. After two physicians
had used their treatment for several
weeks and / continued growing blind.
and in their diagnosis concluded that
there was TO earthly help or hope for
me. gave up, having tired all the
remedie, knew or heard of. My neigh
Dor, Mr.. Miller, came IN TO see me one
day. and said Try LOOse's Extract of
Red Clover, a ne had known OF its &C.
markable cures. | told him | had lost e,
hope thatn0thing would dome anygood
IN tins world. He insisted. and taking
ais hat went 10 the drug store and
bought me one bottle and urged mo
TO try IT,, which did. Ten DAYS after
wards Isent for two more bottles and il
was wonderful how improved. | con-
t,nued using it and today / am better
than have been IN years; no sign of cry
slpelas has shown itself and / heart
ily recommend it to suffering human
.ty as the greatest and best blood
purifier IN ~cxistencc. Yours truly,
Henry Marvin. For sale 10y White &
White, druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
COULDN'T AGREE.
The Jury IN the Ives Case onabis
20 Reach = Decision
TIE RECORDER DlSNIsSES TEEPlsEL
Ihs Vote sieea xsN 10 f~e Tor S"Asis
s4sn-1as AsGns fta4Esisf hsas>-s
80 - tks I~Ebs - Avail
Anothsr ErtGL


KTw IoAK sept A-1Es iary In tie
Ives case N1s were locked Up by "a dsr q
hecorcsT sMyta TUESDAY nsght wsnt %
tzs&k 3st ia tie ksereu hols4 ~
z Sieck = n Af.sI tAsy fs-
Iarned they oegsn b2ilellng again. Al
quarter ID ~ cloek : couna AM
eaten wEs rsoelvec from the ,Gry roosn
ane they were seut ior at once. 3Vss
y DO was Ia the shorns once, wAs
sent Ter Nhca be reached the
coast tie jury Was polisd sna
tie recorder st4tsc thai ne coNmunlcA-
ten which 1e hsd lasl received frola TIE
lUrY -IooIa was 10 the effe1t thai AZ ~As Tie
unanimous opinion of IbS laIy tA4t tAes
could net cna : verdict Ae court then
ordered the discbargs of the Jury mea
As he cld e. there Ma q rush of Ives
friends 10 shaks hands s1th hin. The
Young nnGnelsr looked smiling al around
the Courtroom lie w4s lite taken
back however. when he heard the
order OF the court given that he
be taken hack 10 the Iomhs The
jury stood ten Tor conviction and
Two Tor 1oquittaL il Is generally believed
that John q Anderson. The fourth lurof.
ana Manuel Williams the siXth Juror. were
the two who stood out for acQuittal
The first ballot II was learned. stood eight
for conviction and four for acouittal
Colonel Fellows said after the ease had
been disposed OF that Ives would be placed
On trial agsin as soon as tie
District Attorneys once could make
arrange Tor Il There would.
Colonel Fellows thought be motion
argued before Recorder sinsth which
would decide the place OF abode Of the
young fnancier until his next trial His
counsel. 1t is stated. viii make every ertor,
10 have him placed il Ludlow street jail IA
case be can not get him out on ball
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

F.. Bainbridge Munday, ESQ. County
Attorney, Clay county, Texas, says:
Have used Electric Btters with most
happy result. Ny brother also was
very low with Malarial Fever and
Jaundice. bat was cured by timely Use
Oi this medicine. Am satisfied EleC-
trc Bttcrs saved bis life"
Mr. y. l. Wllcoxs0n. Of Horse Cave.
Ky, adds ike testimony. saving: "Hc
positively believes he would havc died
had il not been for Electric Btters."
The great remedy viii ward of. rs
well as cure ail Ma.aral Diseases. and
for al. Kidney, Liver ani stomach Dis
orders stands uuequa.ed., Price 50
cents and Il at Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
THE TERRY TRAGEDY.
Justice Field Interviewed I'm Chica go
Tho Affair May Lead to Legislation OF
the Protection of the judiciary.


The Affair May Lead TO Legislation on
the Protection of the Judiciary.
CHICAGO. Sept p Justice stephen W.
Field, the intended victim OF fudge Terry's
wrath. registered at the Sherman House
yesterday morning. having arrived from
st Paul He is On his way to Washington
Deputy Nsgle is not with him. lie ac-
companied the Judge on portion OF his
journey from San Francisco, but has re-
turned 10 the latter city. In an interview
the Judge said there was nothing TO be told
about the Terry tragedy and the affairs
that led up to it he said in reply TO q
question:
DO expect any lrther demonstration OF
violence from Mrs erry, Well, she IS a des-
perats woman F,very one knows that and
desperate characters frequently resort 10 des-
perate methods. There s only one point OF in.
terest growing out OF shat matter which re.
mains matter OF interest. That is the proba-
bility OF gislat.on by the Government and the
States 10 protect the Judiciary. In Kentucky
we have read OF judge being killed and an
other horsewhipped by defeated litigantS am
not, however. prepared 70 express any opinion
as 10 what legislation will be en- acted for ths
protection OF the judges. In fact. have gives
the matter no thought got the idea OF cors
templated enactmcnts from expressions o
friends in letters congratulating me on nay es
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
MUST FACE The MUSIC.
james ousie. an AbsoondinE Lumber
Manager Of Burton, Wis, Captured.

james ousie, an AbscondinE Lumber
Manager Of Burton, Wis. Captured.
PITTsBUReH. Pa. Sept "a Milwaukee
wis detective passed through tie city
Tuesday having IN custody Ii man named
James Quale, who absconded from Bur
ton. a small town in the Wisconsin lumber
regions, about year ago with
So. O0O belonging 10 his employers,
and fed 10 Europe. Quale was the man
ager of large lumber concern and had the
implicit con nfidence OF bis employer For
d long time his Whereabouts were unknown.
but some weeks ago he war located at
small town In Saxony and a detective
was sent after him Some complica-
tions arose over the surrender Of Quale,
put the fugitive solved the difficulty by
agreeing 10 come back with the officer
voluntarily. He has been living a life oil
dissipation since be left here, but he still
had large amount OF the money in his
possession szx-xS
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
Ien DaIIar. Golt.

Ten dollars in gold or "A three months
scholarship m any one ot the depart
meats ot thc West Michigan Business
University and Normal school. -
south plylslon-st., Grand Rab.d-. Mlch.,
Will be gwen 90 the young lady or
gentleman under % years ol age COM
posing the best essay or description Of
The Last Days OF Pompell as now
exhibited n the city, SAID essay not 10
exceed one thousand words and 10 be
sent II not later than October -, next,
the faculty OF the university 10 be the
Judges. Each essay must be- accom-
panied with letter TO the principal,
containing the address of the writer in
full.
send in vQur psSavS
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

Have you heard your friends and
neighbOrs talking about it2 You may
yourself be one of the many who know
from personal experience Just how
good a thing l.. Ii You have ever tired
It, YOU are one of It's staunch friends,
because the wonderful things about it
j., that when once given a trial, Or.
King New Discovery, ever after holds
place in the house. Ii yOu have
never used It and should be afflicted
with a cough, cold, or any Throat,
Lung or Chest trouble. secure a bottle
at once. and give it far trial. IL Is
guaranteeed every time, or money re-
funded. Trial bottle, 10 cents, ct Peck
Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
MOI SEEKING REVENGE
The New Chinese Minister Dsuie. VA.
Statement That ISIS Government Cen.
templates Retaliation.

Statement That tfis Government Cen
templates Retaliation.
Sax fRASCIsco sept - The statement
which has often heen made ty ths Chinese
Consul bee that tbs Chinese Government -
not encouraging the emigration o. its peo-
PIE "a tie United States Is Endorsed ~
ChAe Kwok Yong the new Chinese Minis
ter. who arrived on the Gaelic ttis week
End VIII s0on be ln Washington. THIS state
InenL which mace without hesta
ton. furnishes Z strong refutstlon 81 the
assertion recently made by Eisbop Fowler
that trouble was brewing for Americans IN
China on account OF the passage 81 the fe-
strcuOn act The Minister. referring Ia
these lave. said Though not speaking
officially for the imperial Govern
ment can safely sey that IL Ia
nv opinion that this measure ia
quite satisfactory Ny Government
does not approve OF extensive migration o.
this country or any otbesS The new Min
lister also declared tlst his Government fel
kindly disposed toward the Jsitsd states
and would endeavof 10 open Bp larger com
merce with tlis country. he expressed he
thanks for the sic that bad been extended
by Americans - Chinese food sGfferers
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26
CONTESTED ELECTION CASES.
The Next Congress wiz Have Large
Number TO Decide-Dea 4s o Factor in
Politics.

The Next Congress wiz Have "A Large
Number TO Decide Death .s o Factor in
Politics.
WASHINGTON. Sept q The Government
printing office has finished printing the
testimony IA the contested election eases
which VIII come before the next Hoase for
settle ment The contests are:
Chaimer rs. Morgan, Mississippi: Laugston
Vs. Veaahle, Nirg ma. WaddlI y. Wise.
Virginia Posey vs.. Parrett. Indiana; Miller v..
Elicit South Carolina, Bower We Buchanan.
Virginia. ksrnOsan vs.. Hooker. Mississippi;
Threet IS. Clark. Alabama, AAinson vs. Pendle-
ton. West Virginia; MeDuge ys. TuTp.e. Ala
bama. Hil v. Catchings, Mississippi. Good
rich vs. Bullock. Flcr.da; Eaten ". Phelan.
Tennessee: Eudd va. Compton, Maryland.
Featherstoae vs. Cole, Arkansas; McGinn.ss
vs. Alderson, West Virg MA; Smith vs. jack
son. West Virginia.
Thus far death has claimed FIVE members
Of the Fifty first Congress. Cox, OF New
York; Burnes. OF Missouri. Gay. OF Louis
lana; Townsbend, of Illinois, and Laird. OF
Nebraska, and others may follow before
the assembling Of that body The narrow
margin which must determine the organi-
zation OF the House is subject 10 othaT in
calculsbls contingencies than that OF con-
tested seats.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-26

perform the ceremony, Anc Vtl be assisted
l., TIE noted Chicago divine herTlct JOAN.
s0n. d n MaiksT Blame vii bo Doss G1an
but there viii he no hrioemalls
Ii is e1Decie4 that he whole number ~
quests will reach ~ After tie ceremony
aad Tie reception the party siA leave for
Bar HArbaT Cl THURSDAY evening iAs
Villagers Vii testify heir regard foI tae
fair bride by general illumination. TIE
wedding breakfast ~ll be given at Clay
tom lodge. TIE summer home 81 the Ao-
GoTnliclR
il is autboritEtiveiy announced that Aiss
NsrgaIet blaine ano Walter Dsmfosoa
ale engaged. ol u hlch fact fofmsl an
nouuceusent viii be made atleI the blaine
hct t,ofnlck Wedding