The Montana post., 1868-10-02

MI. MetCsllI proposes soon I1klnE a trip TO
California and America. We surmise that he
may come back in May next with still greater
treasures than those he now possesses.
COUNTY CoNnssIoSERs.-Tne board of
County Commissioners Is TO be in session on
the 18th prOximo, st the Court House, and
remain in session three days as a board of cor
reCtion, for the purpose of attending to such
complaints as any persons may have to make
concerning anything that appears on the as
sessment roll.
PERsoSIL.-ou last nights coach arrived
VIM H COtterell, Esq, the General super
intendent of Wells, Fargo & Co. 's line of
stages, and successor to ex-SupeTintendent j.
w. Tracy, resigned Accompanying him was
W. III. Taylor, Esq Superintendent of the
Northern Division. Both are welcome
See w NJ Thomas advertisement of Furni-
ture at auction ON Wednesday, 10th inst.
From Saturdays Daily.
CoSDIIIOS or Gov. BEALL.-Immejiately Y
after Governor Beall was wounded, yesterday
afternoon, medical aid was sent for and Drs.
Click and Maupin were soon in attendance.
The Governor was found TO have received a
slight flesh wound in the arm and to have
been shot through the cheek, just below the
left eye. The bali passed TO the back portion
of the head without touching the brain, and
has since been extracted. The Governor now
Clore street, to which he was removed. His
condition Is critical, the probabilities of his
hfe or death heIng nearly balanced III the
Inflammation from his wound should be so
great AS TO affect the brain, his may ter
inmate fatally, otherwise he Will recover.
No radical change IN his condition VIII
probably take place In several days.
FRou CHIcAeo.-We had the pleasure yes
terday of 4 call from Mr.. Henry Rogers of
Chicago. Mr.. Rogers represents the house Of
j. a. ( II. f. GriswOld & Co., one of the
largest wholesale grocery firms IN the great
city of the West. Founded IN 1885, when
the population of Chicago was but little over
5000, It's growth has been proporJIonate TO
tnat of the city, and it now ranks among the
largest and best establishments OF lts kind IN
the county. While II pays particular atten-
tIOn TO lLs manufactured goods, such as
ground coffee, spices and tobacco, 1t deals
more extensively In teas and COHee than any
house In the " est. Mr.. Rogers, the repre-
Tor the purpose of making the acquaintance
of our citizens and VIII remain here several
days, and we bespeak for him kindly re-
cepuon-
The RuTAS FuRNAcE.--The crude bullion
obtained from n very imperfect run In the
Rutau furnace, near Jefferson, was brought to
this city day before yesterday, and, under the
skilIful manIpulations OF 3 f. Molltor q
Co., produced 263 ounces of silver, with
fineness denoted by ST2. An unfortunate ac-
cident which occurred at the furnace caused
about two-thirds of the crude bullion Co be
lost when it was nearly ready TO be taken
out. We expect to be able to report very
large run from this furnace within few
weeks.
An EPIsoDE.-It happened night before
last and was seIni-Amizouian, semi-Teutonic,
in its character, the former element drawing
q revolver upon the latter, but being captured
before she could use it, by Bro WaTheid. she
was fined $50 and costs, by Justice Duke, and
a friend, who announced his contempt for
the Court, was fined 500 and costs such,
in brief are the main points, of not the least
amusing episode that has ever tlckeled the
Helenic community
CoEuR u ALESE.-Messrs- 5. L. MOlitor *
Co., yesterday received the first lot of this
gold for smelling that has yet arrived in the
city. 1t Is found to be fully equal TO high
land gold in ineness, being go line. Inc
dust is worth Sl9 45 per ounce In gold coin.
BEAR ExcrrEMESr.-On Tuesday last a black
bear made his appearance in the vicinity of
] Jefferson City, and thereby aroused the popu-
lation to a general arming, for the purpose
of engaging In his pursuit. Bruin eluded the
party for a considerable time, but was even
tualIy shot by George Benjamin, who Is now
feasting on s'bear possibilities" In the shape
OF luscious roasts, etc.
Recommendations b. Gale, who recently
had leg broken by the caying of bank at
Cave Gulch, is now at Canyon Ferry, under
the care of DIR. Maupin, and is doing we'll.
From Mondays Daily.
FUNERAL OF Ex-GOv. BEALL.-rhe funeral
of Ex-Gov. S. w. Beall, took place yesterday
afternoon. A large and imposing procession
was formed at the house ofGeE. S. Meredith,
on Clors ST., from which, escorted by the
Grand Army of the Republic and numerous
citizens. both on foot, in carriages and on
horseback, the body was taken TO the Catholic
Church. As the funeral cortege filed slowly
through Main ST., and up Broadway, proceed
ei by B.ay's banI, with its slow and solemn
music. the spectacle was a sorrOwful one. 1t
being Sunday, the streets were filled with peo-
pie, bat as the procession approached all
gazed reyerently and sadly upon 1t, and by
their silence expressed their respect for the
deceased. Arrived at the church the body was
placed in the center of the aisle, the coffin
being enveloped in the folds of the American
aac and decorated with wreaths of flowers.
As the procession entered, the choir sang In a
most impressive manner, a funeral dirge
which added greatly 20 the solemnity of
the occasion. The Reverend Father
Amoda then read, in such manner as touched
the hearts of all, and made all to feel the
awful grandeur of dsath. the beautiful and
affecting burial service of the Catholic church.
This concluded, Father Amoda delivered
touching and suggestive address, his remarks
being based upon words found IN Eeclesiastes,
lst chapter and 2nd verse, reading as follows:
Vanity of vanities saith the Preacher; van
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