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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04

Der Hnterlu6ung ben 8epets gu Iiefern, 6os
DIE gdH5e oenofrdttl6e Bertpaltult9 Der sSnS
olauer : Qlnaelegenbeiteu Elm S6tpinoe[ lei.
Dies gelGng tbm ni6t, aber er muroe eeocu
Die Stuet Dentofratil0en Discrimination
nut UNI 10 gtftiaer uno beletoiaenoer.
&lr3li6 plaBte GbanDter in Der Nusz
iduBftbung geeen 8lddburn nit BEN
S6elttDorte berauS: v9u StlaDentrei6er,
0u!" Sdon in BEN SflapenbaIter,eiter
mare Elm iol6er 53uruf bon ieoem Der lib
liden &itter als i1mere 8eleioiaune oufaez
taBt ipproetl. 0enn trGbrenO oas Stlauenz
balten I'M SloeH ais ritterlih betru6tet
tpuroe, ldD man bort Die Sfl%aoenouflebcr
ulto un%terauflsber ipie bic S~flapenbGnoler
lebr iber bic S6ulter al. &etn Mun>
Der ba6er 6aB 8ladburn BEL bent
Dcralteten S6impfporte in beLen 53orn
geriet6! 8ebenO Dor Nutb trat er allf ben
Oben am Slide f~tbenoen CHANDLER gu, bielt
btelenl letne getpalttge Sault pDr'5 @eitdt
unO i6rie: v9u fleiner S6urfe! gSdreit
On nibt Elm ntu3iger feiger &nirps, 10
Duroe t6 Did auf Der Stelle ourhbauen.
SD bdtte CUTE 0uit, Did BON 9einem
Stuble 5l reiBen unb Did 3l 5ii6tigen lpte
einen !0unD." Chamber rtef: Isle tpers
ben es nidt tpagen, mid 3u bauen !" Dod
l6on bate Sfadburn oas re6te
'Ohr @banDler' 6 erfaBt, rib an Dieier
'0al106abe ben fleinen Wlann pom Stuble
empor, l6iittelte uno ~riittelte ibn an Dem
S6r, oaB i6m Der 2tptder Don ben Qlltaen
fubr, uno tpar I'M Gegriff, belien ungliifz
lidlen Seitber III Die Wano 3u ldleuoern.
Ood odran tpuroe Der Sobn &entudp's
Our6 leinen e6enfaaS lebr frGftigen rpeitz
Dtrgintl6en Parteigenoiien TauIfner,
Der emit ais Singing benz Stabe oeS
General See angeb0rt bate, p~erbin6ert.
Saulfuer idlang leine 2lrme UNI Blafbarn
Sbr G6aloler'5 fret nurDe. Gs mar beiz
nabe nod cinn1al 10 9roB ais oaS linfe uub
teuerrotD, ais man leinen nun auffaaeu0
1tiuen Snbaber aus Dem GomiteSimmer
fitbrte. SpGter bebauptete @1anoler, Die
8ert6te iiber 0ei QorfaQ ietel1 ibertrteben.
Qber meDrere Augen5eHgen birgen fir Die
Nubrbeit Der obigen 0aritelung.
9ta6 alien &itterbegriffen erldetnt oas
8ene6men 8ladburn'S in Dielem sale ais
iebr vmaBpou". Treilt6 pertrd9t eS itdt
aar3 uto gar 11tbt nit Der Wirbe eileS
Senators. 9lber gu ltrenae bari man i'm
audi Httbt perurtbeileit. 0enn Chandler
ge6Drt 3u ie1en bDi en W1dulern un0 S6rf
feigengeit6tern, bic es nIr Der &leiHbeit fer
init ibnen perfniipfteu @elta(t 81 banten
baben, oaB fe ntht ale STATEN lang 0iebe
betonlmeN. 9t.
2Im 1penigften fann Bic republifdniide
8ar;et BON Seem Sampibire capital aus
@banoler'S geibwollenem Obre maiden;
bcrrl tie bat ibnt, Der Dor 5~tpansi9 Otoaaten
init 2t0 u1o &rad CUR NuSiitlIung Der
no6 niGt dbgetaufenen Qlmtsseit 0eS bers
ltorbeuen Senators Nife in ben Senat ges
ipdblt puroe, Die Wieoerna6l nadl benz 4.
OfirS, ebeu melt CT Elm 10 arger Stdnferer
lit, euti6ieoen pertpeigert. as
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04

gteltei6t-itebt @tt9lanO am @orz
abenb zines 9tegterun9swcdiels; pieLs
Iei0t mirb IN i~peuigen 3ageH Der alte
6err u labitnue bon Der &0nigin ein9ez
Iapen tperoen, ein neue3 cabinet 81 btloen.
Gieuei6t audi nidt.
ltniere 6erren @tril6en iubeln. Boritber?
0orilber, baB elmer ibrer 9auOsleute,
9tgptt nit gtanen, ii6 0ur6 eisenes
@eitdnoniB uno Darauf folgenoe SlIdt
ais SGIi6er unb meinetoiger 3euSe euts
pulpit bat.
Set Monateu i6leppt ft6 nSmLi6 por
elmer bcionDeren @erihts@ Gommiilion in
2onoon Die 8orunterlHhung elmer 8erz
leumoungS@ &lage bin. tpelbe Der 6duptz
ling Der eirtiben ylationolpartei (home
rulers) 8arncII ge9en Die Qo%nDpner
Zines aneeltrGngt bat. Die ,Gtn1es"
bate Bornea in etnem pParnellism and
Crimes" ii6eri6riebenen Nufiabc bei6uloigt,
bob er, Der lid ais einen friebfthen
8erfehter Der 9tedte Srlanos auflpiele,
nthts Beiieres, ais elm beimliher 8ers
.i6wOr'er lei; DaB er al ben umtrieben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
@as tteae Mttterthnm.

8or Dem 8Ir8erfriege begingeM Sitter
DO III Suoen m @ongreB alIerlet
@emalttbaten, Die drglte mar bic bes 9itz
tiers Groofs BON Silo>@arottna geeel1 Se>
natcr Summer. 9o0 ais Wldnner aus oerr
gtoroen, tpte Die Senatoren lSabe uno Btl7
ION uno Die Mb8eoroneten 4otter uno Burs
llngal1e, ben Elttern aus Dem SiDen nit
glelber Wtll5e 3u 3aDlen orobten, ipuroen
ote1e 5abmer. lfno i'm 8iirgerfriege iiber>
3cugtei1 lie lid DouenbS 6ap0r, oaB 6ieUf1nz
ner oes gtoroeas geraoe 10 tapfer 1tno tpie
Die Oes Siioens.
0arauS ertldrt IS lid, paB felt benz
&riese feline iener lbdnoli1en Disqualification
mebr I'M Gongrelie pnrfame1, 10 beftio and,
Oenlotraten aus Dem SiDelt uub Hepublt,
taner aus Dem 9toroeH in MorttdmpIen
alF chamber plabten. Ntsgeitorben lit
leooG oaS JtIttertbum bonn Siioeu fetleS.
ipegS; pieln1ebr bangen beionbers ditere
StolGnoer nod nil Oer8enSparlHe Gil ben
alien ueberlielerun8en, @6er ii Der 5elbIt>
beberrlhung uro i'll Der l3~agelang 100 nibt
Ibrer a3un8e, 10 bod ibrer fSault, BADEN Tie
erfreult6e Sortlhritte gemadt,
0teies reue lioli6e Nittertbuln hat etnen
0auptpertreter i'm 8unbeSienotor
Bladburn BON &entuGu, Der Sen
SIrgerfrleg auf Seiten Der &ebelIeu ,nitz
mabte unD elm arger oemofrattiher sibz
topt, lonft aber nidt 10 libel unb babel elm
ltattltder u1o f~rGfri9er Wtann BON ~fii,1f,ia
Sabren lit. 8ladburn tpuroe flrslid, inn
Gapttol gu Waibtngton Don etnem 1l6rbz
li9en republifaniiden Seuator, Ser ,ur1
Glide 1idt ais ELL Gdter Bertreter bes
Soltes oeS Inroens 6etrahtet tuerben tam.
in elmer 9Setle beleiot9t, pelbe in BEN ..ouz
ten alien 3eiteu" eth 8lutperaieBeu 6epbeis
gcflbrt bdtte. 0Sir meinen ben frii6eren
6lottenmtntiter uno iebigen Senator
BON Nep 6ampibire, G6anoIer,
eI1ell our9trtebenen, f0rperltG unanie6ns
lthen llno tleinen Observation-Disclosures
Wtann, Der ebenio Diel Slit uno Sale in
ltd bot pte Sngals, aber es nidt ME oieier
nerltebt, als 8orltBer burh 6Dflihtett unb
Hnpartetlt9tett letne @esner nit fi6 III uerz
iobnen.
Sin belonberer Senatsausi6ns, beitebeu6
aus ben Eepublifoncrn Chamber BON 9iefn
!5ampl1ire ais 8oriiBer, gullpm bon Snis
1ols llno Ylatt Don Connecticut, lntpie ben
Oemotraten 8lafburn BON 8entudn lInb
Taultner bon g8eite Birginien, unterlud1t
lett etntger 3eit Shtpinbeleieu, bic bon ioa.
Indian traders, 0euten, fpelde an SSnbfouer
8aaren perfaufen biirfen, beannoen poroen
letn iouen. Gban6ler iuhte Durcu Qeituna
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
Wernnmfts@he

Inter elmer gernuuft>@ be (frdn3.: mar
riage de ~convenance) Derftebt man in @u5
ropa cine lol6e Gbe, bel tpel6er Die Qtebe
ni6ts NIT gu reben bat. 0ieleiht finoet
it6 babel Die Siebe lpdter; pielleidt AUDI
ntdt aber oarauf tornmt ipeiter utht5 an /;
oas miro lid eben lp6ter berausitelen.
Sn oteleln Sinne tpilr6e Elm 8erbinoun9
Der Seretn. Staate1 nit @auaba cine 9 r.
nunt >@De lein. 8eioe Sbetle f0nnen
itd chamber gar niAt gut leioe1; BON
Gtebe tit feline Spur; a6sr NJ II n eS
it6 bel lorgfGltiger lle6erle9ung erqdbe, baS
t6re 8~er6inouug NIT chamber am letten
Gnoe icbent BON feioen Sbeileu II il 4
ietn loute:- no, baun niiroe man iib
tpObl nit Nd llno &raA 0asu entl6lieHen.
llller 8unbes : Nbgeerbneten1aus bat
1o6 in Der leBten Stunoe Gam l. WtGrs)
eiRen Bel6luB angenDntne1, noour6 Der
YrGitoent ernd6ti9t miro, bret 8epoamdd)s,
ttgte gu erllenllei1, uln it6, tperlt Canada
lei1erleits 81 Dem 3ped 8euoImaGtiQte
erte1nel Iolte, NIT otelen Iber Die Grim
oung etHes 3o[I> uno Steuerperz
ems 3mtiben ben 8erein. Gtaaten urD
Canada gu beratben. 9aS @rgebniB Oieier
Seratlungen loilen bann Die 8enoQmGdz
tigten Dem nGGitcn Gongrelie porle9en.
Stun, iDen1 Der 8rGiibent 6arrilon
oreien ieiner Yarteigcnollen einen anitdnz
bigen vjob" Sutpeiien Mil uno tuenll oiele
6erren benz nGhiten Gonerelie ,l6ds6ores
Wiaterial" fir - ben Bapiertorb lietern
pOlIen, 10 lit ia nthts oageaen einz
Sutpenoen. llniere Wfittel erlauben uns
berartige Spielereien. Oie nadte Wabrbeit
aber lit, onB Die 8ereir. Staaten aar fetu
8eoirfHiB baben, in rldbere 8esiebuneen
iu @alIaea 81 treten. Q8ia Canada in 6as
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
GepfeTcrtc BraStbitionS @ieScr=
E4t LNf1E1A TIT

SIM bentofrattIdsad q 3 etc NJ
+ alnie BON S II otno II a bat bic Q5ro6t>
bitinn pieoer cine lRialsene WieDerld9e err
littei1goa Gin D8ejdtuB4 3u @unften Der
lin ter b Il II 40 zines SrD bibt@
tito MS II a &c. inter Die BolfSabiimz
nllll1g fDurbe geD3rig 4 d a g EN-, n0@>
oenr1 idon Die Wte6ubktt bes Suitiscomite's
gegenaibn Dert6tet 1dtte. Sir tb1 ftelen
i'm !6aatie nur 80 Stt1nmen, gegen i'm So.
Sdmmtliebe Demofraten, nit NllSita6nte
esein5igen, ittmmee1 ge8eil, ldtnnttlide
Gepublitaner, init Nisnabme bon sfpeien,
tIr ben SeidhluB. s4e a51a
:. .9aBiit allo cine melt gepfefiertere Nie7
oerlage alS pic, tpelde elm dbnlider Qntrag
in ser repubIifauiiden StaatsgeieBsebung
bon. Sliinois erlitt. en- fsdz:
Sim ipiltAen0Iten ftri ben Brobibitioniitenz
antrag bate inl Q6gepyonetenbaEie BON S1z
biala oerjelbe 9tepublifaner Hepn'DlOs
geFpd)ter, tpel6er oeH berii6tigteu, ober
gum Slid ner9eblihen Seriu6 mnhte, ben
beutlden lnterrt6t bon StaatS tuegen gu
Derbietelt. 5,ar. =.
2lS cine i6tpere Nteberlage Der 8robibiz
ton tn1 u bgeorpnetenbau Don
Snotdna fam man al1 Die 46
It r q lung oeS Brobtbitinn 8
itrol6es II d beSei6nen, tpefGer ben
tpaferen oemofratii6en 0~prfdlnpfer Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Serrn QBtQarb, in
offelter StBu1g unOerinutbet ii6erfiel unb
tbn1, obglei1 err gar lliGt BON Wilarb be-
leiDigt lDoroe1 mar, eine1 Sauitl1laQ in'S
@elt1t periebte. Die fld9lt6e Mbbitte,
uel6e 2tnd glei1 mad benz 0orfoQe I~etftete,
balf ibm ni6ts. Srob Des MtberitanDeS
Der Barteigcnoiien 2ind's nabm baS 9bs
georbuetenbaus an nG6iten Gage nit allen
0elnofrattlben Sttutmen 9egett republiz
tanii6e f%olgenben Dgei6laB" II DOas
@sbabren 9ind's lit Hnparlamentorii1,
aufriibreril6 unb cine Beleiotgung fir Das
Oau5. Our Strafe pir0 CT duf sn0lf
Iage (6en 3teit Der te~gelmdBigen 9tat) BON
ben SiBungen ausgel6loiien, uno er Bat
einc @elo6uBe bon $3.50 81 entrt6ten."
Sine oerartige WtaBnabnte gegen einen
eeiebgebertihen Strotb 1T betnabe llner=
bort, empfiebtt iid) aber anoeren geieBgebene
ben 8erlaln1llungen iebr CUR JtQ6abmung.
ga 9ind ictne Sdanotbat in Der Yro6tz
bitiouSmutb peritbt bat, 10 1T feline Nbitras
flung ebe1faaS eine aepfefferte Yrobibtttons1
nieoerlage.
Sm bieiem !3uiommenbange lit audi elmer
hlappe In SO n
au erpdbneu. Die G6icasoer Mobofatens
firnla @ebr. 8lum bat eS our6gelebt, baB
in Der Stabt Soma@ttD Der Sberiff
"fiinfbunbert SAB Nfilpaufeer unb st.
2ouiier Bier, Die er auf bas 8etreiben bes
Semperen3bunOes 'tpeggenommen bate,
tpieoer an Die Dorttge QIge1tur Der betr.
8rauereieu berausseben muBte. 2ebtere-
4nbduier unb 8uid in ct. 2ouis unb
edits in Milmaufee-b BADEN ieBt ben SpieB
rmae6rebt uno bur6 beiagte NopOfaten=
firma cine Glage gegerl ben Sberiff tpe9en
re6tspiort9er SeraubHng aubGn9tg gee
madt.
Oieier Borfall. ni9t in elmer Der io5.
SluBitdbte. "ionOern III elmer bebeutenoen
8innenitaot bes YrobibittonSitaateS, lit Elm
bitbi6er Sieg Der Ben bortigen Probibitto>
niiten 10 perbaBten 2ebre, baB Geiitige @es
trGnfe nid,t nlr IN ben Staat ein9efiibrt,
lonoern in Der uripriingIiben Berpadung
aud p~erfauft peroen 6ilrfer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04

3utl6en ben StGbteu Tacoma lltb
Seattle am Yrget>S unoe I'M filntti9el
Staute 8aibington, berri6t,. ME befattllt
ietn oitrfte, cine dbnlide Giterlu6t, ipte ~
Br0Berer 0Gbe 3piiGen ct. Saul Eao
Wianeapolis, uno. gang etnleittger gSelle
5piiden ct. 9puts uno G6icago- eill1ettig
besbalb, meil Chicago i6on LANCE feline llrs
la6e mebr bat, auf Ct. Souls etferlldti9
gu lein. Gobalb irseno Sematb Elm 9utes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
@oaarous ,s.1S fctn aEnS.

3rpb Der 9tieoerla9e bes S6eets'i9en
Nntrages auf llnterbrcitung zines Bro1is
tlonssulaBeS CUR &erfaiiung it1b Die
Semperen3ler in Der S~lIinptier
uuabldiitg tbdz
ttg, un fir ibre Sadie tpenigitenS gu MAJ
den, mas 9enlndt tperoen tam.
Der repAbIifeniihe Characterization Suffer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-03-04
GngliI0lprcGcmOe 0eGem oeutf@s
96Mfte+

eSu Nep gorf uno i'm .benaGbarten
8rootlun tretet Die aus u mertfanern
nnb SrIGnoern beitebenben Sc
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
DIR. BOWERS GETS Il NEW TRIAL.
A Sensational California Murder Case of
Several Years Standing.

A Sensational California Murder Case of
Several Years Standing.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-The supreme
court OF California has granted new trial
to DIR. Milton Bowers, convicted OF MUIR
dering his wife by giving her phosphorus.
Court says that there was no evidence pro-
duced showing that the accused procured
or had phosphorous in his possession.
Moreover there was evidence that Mrs.
Bowers fatal illness was the result OF an
injury caused by herself.
The case has been the most sensational,
in many respects, in the history of Califor-
mia. Bowers was arrested four years ago
on charge Of numbering his wife TO secure
$14, 900 insurance on her life. The evi-
dence against him was circumstantial, but
a jury found him guilty OF murder in the
first degree and he was sentenced to be
hanged and an appeal was taken to the su-
preme court.
soon after Bowers was convicted, Henry
Benhoyon, his brother-inlaw. was found
dead in his room in this city. The autopsy
showed that he died from the effect OF
"details. An account was found in
the room purporting to be comics.
sion by Benhayon that he had murdered
his sister, and that Bowers was limo.
cent. Owing to suspicious circumstances
John a. DINING. book agent, was ar
rested for numbering Benhayon in the in
terest Of Bowers. AS he had been wit.
ness for the prosecution in the Bowers
trials. After two trials Dimmig was &C
Quilted. Experts gaue testimony on the
authenticityo OF Benhayon's confession
Some held it was genuine, while otheri
claimed it Was o forgery.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS INCIDENTS.
Government Relief-Families Perishing.
A Train Messengers Brave Deed.

Government Relief-Families Perishing.
Train Messengers Brave Deed.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The president has
sent a telegram to the mayor OF Johnstown,
Pennsylv ania, expressing his sympathy for
the people of that city in their recent ca
lamity, saying that the secretary Of war is
considering means for their relief. He also
made contribution to the relief fund.
HARRISBURG, June 1.-The Indianapolis
and Pittsbnrg base ball teams are laid up
here in consequence Of the washout. They
were to have played at Pittsburg to-day.
CHICAGO, June 1.-Police Captain Fitz-
patrick received q telegram from Sang
Hollow, to-day, from his brother Peter,
saying that Rose Brady, Captain Fitzpat-
rick's sister, James Brady the husband,
Ellen Brady, daughter, and Mary Fitz-
patrick and her three children, were all
drowned in the Johnstown food. Also
that some OF the family OF another
brother, Robert, who has nine children.
New FLORENCE. Pa, June 1.-C.W.H Hop
penstal, OF Lincoln avenue, Eastend, Pitts
burg, distinguished himself by his bravery,
yesterday afternoon. He was messenger
on the mail train which had to turn back
at Sang Hollow. As the train passed a
point where the water was full OF struggling
people, a woman and child floated in near
the shore. The train stopped and Hop
penstal jumped into the water and in two
trips saved both mother and child.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
MORE NEW ANIMALS.

The Collection at the 500" Greatly In
creased-This Afternoons Entertain
ment.
A rare animal in this section, an arma-
dillo, arrived for the Geological gardens,
from Matzatlan. yesterday. The back of
the animal is protected with what looks like
strips of tortoise shells. and when in dan
ger rolls itself up like ball aud presents
strong armor on all sides. "a monster sill
yer tip bear, weighing over 500 pounds,
has also been added to the collection OF
bears already on the grounds, and in addi-
tion to these, probably the largest noun.
tain lion ever captured in the territory has
also been secured. In the museum addi-
ton family of 20 white mice has been
added, and attract almost as much atten-
ton as Chang, the Chinese Giant.
In the museum annex continuous per.
formances will be given to-day, and the
English marionettes will appear for the
first time. A lrst-class performance will
take place at the mammoth pavilion at
the close of the performance. Among the
artists who will appear will be the Three
and a Half Days and their wonderful
singing dog, "Cute." The military brass
band will be in attendance, and will give
series OF jubilee concerts.
Already preparations are being made by
Messrs. Gordon & Ritchie for grand OBJ.
servabce OF the Fourth OF July at the
gardens.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
TAKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT.
Judge De Wolfe Withhold5 His Decision
In the Case of the Doctors.

Judge De Wolfe withhold, His Decision
In the Case of the Doctors.
Aside from hearing few minor motions
the attention of Judge De Wolfe was occu.
pied the entire afternoon yesterday in hear.
ing arguments on demurrers against the
indictments returned against Drs. Harding,
Weyerhorst, Schultz and Beale, for unlaw.
fully practicing medicine in the territory.
The demurrers are not only against the
indictments themselves, which it is claimed
are wrongly drawn up, but also against the
validity OF the law establishing the board
OF medical examiners and regulating the
practice OF medicine in the territory.
Messrs. Mcbride & Haldorn and Messrs.
Scallon, Speer and Keithly appeared for
the doctors and Mrs. Mcconnell and Stap-
Teton for the medical board, which, OF
conrse, ia contending that the law is valid
and constitutional. Should the court 80
decide, then the cases will come up for trial
on the indictments.
When all arguments had been heard
Judge De Wolfe announced that he would
take the matter under advisement and
withhold decision for few days. In the
meantimes both sides will submit more
authorities on the question.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

CHEYENNE, Wyo. T., June 3.-Governor
Warren, today, issued proclamation for
an election on July 8. OF delegates to q
c constitutional convention. The governor,
secretary and chief justice had previously
divided the territory into districts and ap-
p ortioned the delegates among the same.
This action was taken in response to the
request of the commissioners OF nearly all
OF the counties in Wyoming, and is in &C
cord with the views Of the prominent citi.
zens without regard to party. Wyoming
has the population, wealth and public in
telligence to entitle it to immediate admis.
sion, and it's people will earnestly appeal
to Congress to that end.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
VIII Write Up Butte.

w. II. Harrington, general representative
Of the famous newspaper, the Detroit Free
Press, is in the city and will stay num-
Der OF days to write up Butte and the sur
rounding country. Mr.. Herrington's mis-
sion should not be coniounded with any
such fake as the st. Paul Pioneer Press
write ups, as he does not ask pay for
anything he may write. Neither does he
come in red car and herald his coming
weeks before hand in order to prepare the
people for his advent. His matter will all
be in the shape Of legitimate correspond
ence and will be published for the news it
contains to the readers OF the Free Press.
Such correspondents are worthy OF all
courtesy and encouragement possible to
extend by community which they may
visit I,' .-.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
BUTTE, MONTANA. WEDN NEsDAY JUNE s. 1885,

little curls we're matted with mud. Their
mouths filed With sand and -tht Il eyes
often completely covered. No one had
come to Waah away the dirt from their
tiny iaces and the blood stains from ths
awful cuts and bruises. 49,
I THE MIDNIGHT TERRoRsa
OF Ashtabuia and Chatswortb evoked tears
of pity from every fireeide In Chrietendom,
but thetfne story Of Johnstown when an
il known viii stand solitary and alone,
the acme Of mans annihiIation by the
potent forces to which humanity is ever
subject. The menacing clouds still hang
over the valley OF death and muttering
thunder that ever and anon reverberates;
in the distance, seems q sardonic chuckle
of the demon Of destruction. But the
modern deluge has doneits Worstf fer Johns
town. IS.
The waters are rapidly subsiding, but an
of destruction, and the time has not vet
arrived to tell the pathetic tale Of the de-
vastation OF Black Friday. It Is NOT q
haekneyed uttefanee to.say that no pen
can adequately depict the horrors Of these
twin disasters, holocaust and delnge.
The morning opens dark and dreary with
great drops of rain occasionally. Another
storm seems imminent. Every one feels
thankful though that the weather still re-
mains cool, and that the gradual putrifi.
cation OF hundreds OF bodies that still line
the stream and lie hidden under miles of
driftwood and debris is not unduly has
tened. SIS
This morning the peculiar
q STENCIL on DEcAYNa HUMAN FLESH
is plainly perceptible to the senses as one
ascends the bank of Stony creek for hall q
mile along the smouIdering ruins OF the
wreck. The most skeptical now concede the
worst and realize that perhaps thousands
Of bodies were charred and blackened be-
meath this great funeral pyre. Searchers
wander wearily over the smoking mass,
and, as occasionally sudden shout comes
over the waters, the patient watchers
on the hill realize that another ghastly dis
covery has been added to the long list Of
revelations that chill every heart and draw
tears to the eyes OF pessimists. From the
banks many charred remains OF the victims
of the flames and food are plainly visible
rs the Ieceding waters reluctantly give up
their dead. Beneath almost every log or
blackened beam q glistening skull or
remains of ribs or limbs mark all
that is left OF life's hopes and dreams. Since
10 o'clock last night the fire engines have
been busy. Water has been constantly
playing on the burning ruins. At times the |
ire seems almost extinguished, but the fit. |
ul flames suddenly break out afresh in q |
new quarter and again water and flames |
wage fierce combat.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05
THE FLOODS ELSEWHERE.

Deaths from New York State to Maryland.
Millions of Property Lost.
BALTIMORE, June 3.-The loss OF life by
the floods in this state, as far as known,
amounts to 8.
ELMrRA, N. Y. June 3.-The damage by
the food in this city alone exceeds half
million.
A dispatch from Corning says the food in
that district is the greatest ever known.
Most OF the country from Corning to Hor-
nellsville is flooded. The loss in Steuben
County alone will exceed million. The
Fall Brock Coal Company's loss is a mil
lion. Fifty miles of railroad track between
Ansonia and Jersey Shore are washed
away. and it will be weeks before it can be
rebuilt.
Thirteen bodies have been picked up be-
tween ADsonia and Stokesdale Junction,
and yet no regular search has been made.