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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
Canada.
Montreal. Sept, IL.

Montreal, Sept. r.
Over $4,000 people visited the two ceme-
teries to-day, the vault in the Protestant
cemetery in which are Guibord's bones,
and his intended grave in the Catholic
burying ground. THE evening 200 hard
ened characters were seen climbing the
mountain steps, and this movement being
considered suspicious, the pickets On the
avenue leading to the vaults were doubled.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
Italy,.

Florence, Sept. II.
Tomorrow will be the first day of the
festival to commemorate the birthday
four hundred years ago Of Michael Angelo.
The celebration will last three days, and
will include services at the tomb of the
great artist and the unwilling of the mon
ument in the square to bea.-. his name.
There have been me-v arrivals at Rome
Of distinguished Italians and foreigners to
attend the CcleUrAlIUu.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
Spanish Troubles.

Madrid. Sept. Is.
General Jovellar, the new premier, has
repeatedly stated that SPANS most urgent
need - the end Of the civil war. The
question of . new constitution should b.
left TO the Cortes, and the efforts OF the
ministry 1t present will be directed to the
pAciflcstion Of the kingdom,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
Summons.

=. So. IS tho First judiCia
|In the District tou!' - -" IS uon+.oa. 4
District, Of the Territory OF "o''a"~'
.,d scr the County Of GaI|atin.
e''' " D,.;c,;f "a. w. H. Drew
A. j.. paws 80. n..fendants.
ana Ann Dle"' n;str,ct Court O
Action brought 10 the s.. ~. ~ the Terri
the First judicial JUSTLY S ~ ~ the count,
tory Of Montana, III snu S,.;nt fled II
OF Gallatin, ana the Gun 49, ofsico n
said county OF Ga'ia!In' n ~ -" Au~ns
the Clerk OF D'str'ct Vo"'
18Th, 1875.
The People of the err;tory OF Mo.s:na
send greeting to w. II. Drew ana AM
h...h,, rocn;red n snpesr IN
WI arc ,'e'eoy -. ,on hv .he
Il action Di0u&n asaI -. * D;s.r;ci
above named plainun :" o:s ~. "T tt,s
ICOurt OF the silst vuo's =" -: a.. ~ .oid
FIerrit0ry OF mon!ans, ~ s ~ ~, the
county OF Gai!atin, a"u .; ~ -, dsve
complaint nie9 t9ere.", w,s". sf,er fke
ltexc!uslve OF the NY VI seI. j ;r.n.ve',
service on you =. tlis sul1 90 "a..,oa c,,t n
WITHIN tn's county,, OF, e s:I o 49,,
THIS county, Dlt ~ 'n, so u.sus', within
within twenty Gays; otn e ., w, ..n1
iorty days-ol JuoRnent uy u.a"~ ~ -.
DC taken against you accol"'os " '''
prayer o. saIo cou'P.a,n.: ;. obtain
Tue saIu s sc''0 Us ~ ~ ."fn' . ~ U
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OF ceIt;ln nolsxage uesIi p -. - . ia
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17

The London Telegraph has . Ions
article headed Our Girls Need Watch.
ing
Perhaps they do. but blast hour bloody
keys. ours on this side q the pond,
watches Us plenty.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
BLACK Kills.

MI. Htndman has kindly shown No Z
letter from P. W. Quincy, dated 1t Pine
Blu0. Wyoming, from which W make
the following extracts:
~ an forty miles ltom Cheyenne and
waiting for the opening Of tho Black
Hills country, which will be this winter,
and probably In six weeks. The miners
were told that they would b allowed to-
20 10 three months, II not sooner. / ami
saftsded the Hills arc rich In Goad and
silver. The speeimeas hays ssen from
that section, are very rich. Those MI
ners who were In The county ar all pre-
pared 70 60 back. All with whom II
hsve coovsrsed tell the same story. |
. o
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17

The imports into the Unitsd States
Tor TIE 6fst scysn months Of lAe present
year were 81, 81. no ~ than Tor ths
same period II 1874, whih ~ exposas
were ~, l04 ~ - tn fos ~ cesseD.
posdisg period ~ ysas.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
Deer Lodge County.

A 4@V~A6O OVU4Mtyo
From the New North West, Sept. 10.
Capt. James H. Mills and wife, accom-
panied by Miss Mamie Kelley and Miss
Lizzie Self. left town on Thursday morn.
ing for a visit to Missoula. A pleasan,
trip Capt. and speedy return to you,
vacant ssnctum.
Dusten, the man with whom Charles
ID. Kenyon had . scuf1e in attempting to
eject him from his store and which ended
in the breaking of Charley's leg. was SEN
fenced by Probate Judge Irvine to pay a
fine of $50 and costs of suit, amounting in
all to about $3.50.
QUARTZ ITEMS.
DR.. o. B. Whitford, who returned from
! visit to his lead on Tuesday, gave Us the
following items: Silver Lake district is
till turning out its usual amount of gold
The shaft on the Rosa Whitford lode is
10 feet deep, and shows . 8 feet crevice,
md prospects from $12 to $50 per ton.
The Colorado, short distance above
he Rosa Whitford, has 10-feet shaft and
arge prospects have been obtained.
The mill now in process Of erection will
'e completed in few days and will be
lsed in the reduction of ores from these
's.luable leads.
There has been new district discovered
t the source of the right hand fork of
Warm Spring Greek BY Messrs. Farran &
Foster. Four lodges have been recorded
the Undine, Sinbad, F. & F. and Radia
or-the ore from the r. & F., assaying|
3 700 per ton, with 6inch creyice 10
light. Mr.. Farran, assayer for the Dis
riot.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17

Stanley. the New York Heraid's
African explorer, hasn't lost himself.
lie has merely lost hundred men 10 >
fight with ths ma ives about Zanzeoar.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17

The Goo ] Templars of Kentucky thro'
Rev. G:esn Clay Smith, presented Gov.
I1eslie, the retiring Governor. With s
landso ne silver service.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
Madison county.
From the Madasonian, Sept. II.

From the Madasonian, Sept. II.
W. H. Farlln has got his mill and ma
|chinery on the ground at Butte City. Il
is to work the ore of the Travona lode
The machinery was manufactured by d
Wis & Tatem, of Helena.
Young hoppers are Matching out by thu
millions Oh the Madison and Stinkingwa
ter. They will hardly grow big enough
to lay eggs before they are killed BY thu
frosts of fall. It must be that Providence
has something to do with this hopper bus
mess.
r. N. Southern is to commence the
publication of Q new paper to be called
the Rocky Mountain Husbandman, at
Diamond City, Meagher county, about the
1st of October. It is to be a Grange advo-
cate, and will be published in the interest
Of that organization.
Madison County Warrants are in active
demand at 85c. Mr.. Pfouts, Chairman of
the Board of Commissioners informs US
that be had street offer of Sc for 5000
worth of Warrants. This shows that the
building of the public buildings has no,
Deprecated their value one cent on the
dollar.
The new Court House is assuming pro-
portions fast, and will be the finest build
ng in the Territory when completed.
Frasker told our reporter that the doorless
lummy-cells In the cellar were places to
'onfine reporters and shysters in for con-
empt Of court.
1t cost the people of Madison county
ne sum OF $567.OO to investigate the kill
ng OF Thomas Francis Griffith, and the
Investigation was fruitless in finding the
arty that committed the murder.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
TELEeRAPHlc news.
4OOdy and Samkey.
Spriuefie|d. Mass. Sent. "A.

N''"6'10'7s 11's00'. 0oPts 10.
Moody and Sankey held thu - amer-
orsly attended services at Northfi.- yes
terday. ] Tuesday next they will decide
on q revival campaign.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
DR.. HelmbOld's Suit.

DR.. HelmbOld's Suit. 2
Philadelphia, SepU IL.
Suit has been commenced BY HelmbOld
against the Pennsylvania Hospital for the
Insane. Doctors s. Pittle and ]. Gordon
Maxwell, Alderman John Urian, and
others who were concerned in his incarcer-
alton in Kirkbridge's Asylum.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17

We present to our patrons this week the
COURIER in IN enlarged form and consid-
ably improved in its typographical ap-
pearance. II is our intention, and shall
be our constant aim. to make the paper
worthy the liberal support we are recelv.
ing and of the community IN which it is
published.
Arrangements have been made to secure
regular correspondence from all principal
points in the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17
Freaks of the tightening.

Denver, Col, sept. II.
During q violent thunder storm which
passed over this city aud vicinity this If
ternoon, the lightning struck a carriage in
which were Maj. G. r. Peabody and G.
B. Reed. ESQ.,. temporarily paralyzing
both gentlemen, killing one horse, MAIN.
ing the other aud demolishing the car
rage.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-09-17

CONDITIONAL, That at least two of the
entries in the last named race shall be
horses that have been brought into the
Territory during the present year. and
their owners shall. if necessary, satisfy the
officers of the Association that their horses
can trot in 245.
JOHN KINNA, President.
D. H. CUTHBERT. Sec'v.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-04
wATEIs.SrOUTIN NEW MEXICO
The Town Oi IaS Cruces washed
Away.


. Sr. TNUIs, October 1.-The cOrrespon.
dent Of the GiObc- Democrat at Las Cruces.
New Mexico, says tremendous water
spout suddenly appeared on the hills,
about one mile back Of town, at $3.50 PM,
on the / lth Of September, and before the
citizens had time to comprehend the i'm.
pending calamity II was upon them. The
and dust, approached with such velocity
that in less than ten minutes from the
time Of its observance, and before ten dol.
lars worth Of property could he saved by
any one nf the inmates, siXty.tlIrcC houses
had been blown to the ground. The
streets were soon covered to depth Of
four or five feet with water, and the cnr-
rent wasOf such great strength that bowl
ders Of large size and corresponding
weight we're rarricd away. Two hours
later rain fell!in torrents, and continued
several hours.
In all the wreck and ruin Of fallen
houses and rushing waters, strange TO say,
not a single life was lost.
On Sunday the entire population were
out repairing the damage as much Os pos.
siblc, in order that the homeless might be
housed mud cared for. The work was kept
up on Monday, and everybody began 10
look cheerful, when, at 4 o'clock, another
water spout made its appearance from the
exact spot at which its predecessor was
first noticed, and came on with equal
celebrity. Sixteen houses, fortunate enough
TO escape the previous visitation, were
tumblel down and their contents totally
destroyed. This flood lasted three hours.
The damage done by these storms will
figure mp SljO0OO at the least calculation.
-Four Ofthe houses destroyed were valued
at from five thousand to ten thousand del.
lnrs nnch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-04
The President NJ cheyenne The
Failure Of the indian Council
Colonel SIntitOii'S EXDrtIitiOtI.

CHEYENNE, wy, October 2.-l'rcsi.
dent Grant and party arrived here by n
special train nt s o'clock this morning.
They hrenkfastcd at the Inter.Ocean
House, held a reception, took carriages
and drove around the city for mn hour,
after which they took their special train
again and proceed on their journey west
ward.
The Commissioners to treat for the
Black lIill1[eachcd Fort Laramie from
Red Cloud T@lay, on their way to Chey.
cnnc and the Fast. The attempt to ol.
tain the Hills was failure, the Indians
holding out for fabulous sums. The
Northern Indians were leaving, and a
very bad temper prevailed among the
several bands.
Colonel StantOn'l expedition to the Bad
Lands Of Dakota has also returned, hav.
ing visited portions Of the country hith.
crto UNEMPLOYED between the Cheyenne
and the White Earth rivers, and obtain.
ing many fossils Of extinct animals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-04

OMAHA, NEn., October 2.-pcter Eric.
son, Dane by birth, fifty years Of age,
committed suicide by hanging today.
Poor whisky and no money the cause.
The contests nt the primaries to-day in.
dictate n deep feeling Of interest against
the rings, and that the coming election in
October will be warm one.
John Phillips, Of Wyoming, an old
fronticrsman, on the road between Fort
Laramie and Cheyenne, was raidcd Sun.
day last, and all his stock carried off by
Indians. lie is in the city with n petition
numcrously signed, asking the Govern
ment authorities to raise n company Of
volunteers to protect themselves against
Indians. ...
A Mexican boy was shot and killed at
the crossing Of the North Platte or He'd
Cloud road on Tuesday, by one Of lIos.
ler'a herdera. Both names nte unknown.
John Lhtltcl, hay cutter, was killed,
scalped, and ears and nose cut of by In.
iians, twenty-five miles west Of Fort Lar.
annie, the 2gth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-04

BELLAIRE l,OCAIS.-MuClI Is lping said
here Of the revival Of business; but aside
from the usual and natural quickCning Of
trade arising from the change Of season
aud sudden coming on Of cold weather, We
are unable to detect II better condition Of
things from what has prevailed Of late
Indeed, there nrc local existencCs here
which eilcCtually prevent the enlvening
Of business, principal among which, nrC
the OvCr-stOCked state Of the market with
every kind Of merchandise. There il
hardly trade or calling which Is not
0yer-dOnc. THERE'S, on an average, about
one grOCcry.stOrC to each ten families;
one saloon TO each three drinkers one
doctor to each invalid and three lawyers
TO each client. Yet people complain that
times ARE dull!
Two small children were buried last
Friday afternoon, and Mrs. Jas. Gill, ir,
will be buried this afternoon. There
appears 10 he quite prevalence Of lis.
ease and death Just now.
Rev. +. $. De llnas, United States Con.
sui ut Jerusalem, Syria, preached At the
First NJ Il. Church last night, and will
lecture Oh the country in which lie has
lived 90 long at the same place this even.
ing. Mr.. De Haas has with him many
noteworthy curiOsities and objects Of in.
tercst, among which il Il manuscript Of a
portion Of the Old Testament, said to be
the most ancient one in existence. The
lecturer IL well known hercabUuts, hay.
ing been brought mp in this county, and
he will no doubt attract large audience.
Rev. William CASTOR, Of tic l'resbyte.
rian Church, preached at the school
house on Pinch Run, about two miles
south Of town yesterday afternoon.
p.S. Cowen, Esq., who was so severely
injured by railroad accident at Point Of
Rock several weeks ago, had apparently
almost recovered from the III effects Of
the accident, when last Friday his left
leg broke. II had been slightly fractured
by the accident, but had held together
until by u sudden strain II was entirely
broken. Dr. Kur2 set the bone, and the
patient is doing finely, but il will no
doubt I've u considerable length Of time
before he will bc able to resume liisdu.
ties at Washington.
Mr.. VIII. Cnttell, the gcntlcmanly on.
orator and ticket agent Of the Z. &p. H.
II. at this place, hns resigned disposition,
and is yet undecided whether he will re.
main in our midst or not. Mr.. Cattell
so long and 50 satisfactorily filled his old
position that our citizens would be clad
to keep him among them.
The Knights Of rythias, Old Fellows
and Red Men, Of our city, accompanied
by visiting members Of those Orders from
bridgeport, and IIcatheringtons Cornet
Band, paraded through the principal
streets Of the town Saturday, on the occa.
sion Of their removal from their old lodge
room to the newly fitted up one in Cen.
trail Hall, which is said 10 equal any
lodge room in Eastern Ohio in tasteful de.
roration and elegance Of furniture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-04

fact that the Exposition is in full blast,
and is naturally attracting many from
the country.
The decapitation Of the Collector OF the
Port, Hon. n. b. Judd, which event oc-
CURED the day got here, is apparently
the most important event that has hap.
penct lately. II seems that he was short
Of administrative mal. Mr.. Judd always
has held office, and probably always will,
lie has now
GONE TO COLORADO,
with his family, where he owns u large
silver mill, and where he proposes To
make his home hereafter. SOmeI people
say that he has his eye upon certain
Senatorial chair, which will shortly need
an occupant. lie has for number Of
years been identified with the mining in
lcrcsts Of Colorado, and has many friends
there. As he has plenty Of money don't
see why his chance is not rs good ~ any
other anti-Administration Republican in
the Territory,
THE GREAT SILVER MINE SUIT.
heard here yesterday, that the great
suit between Pelican and Dives (Colora.
do silver minrs) had been settled by com.
promise and that the property will be
consolidated. This suit has iOr years
been curse to the country. 1t has cost
in money over half million dollars,
One Of the owners OF the Pelican was
Killed by Dives man last summer, aud
the whole community in the ncighbOrhOod
has been kept in constant turmoil. Every
body will be glad the trouble Is at last
settled, for now both mines can be worked
without interruption, and the product Of
silver will be more than twice rs much rs
ever before,
ADREARY DAY.
This is dark drcary day--wet aud
chilly-nO comfort to be got out Of
anything, by stranger at least, in
Chicago. | suppose there are plcn.
ty Of coy, comfortable places in
the city II u fellow might honestly
come by them. But you know the aver.
age traveller has only the hotel, store, the
newspapers and his own thoughts To rely
upon. They have had more Of this kind
OF weather here this fall and the past
summer than ever was known before
And they say the rain fall has been
greater farther west.
HARD AND SOFT MONEY MEN.
don't believe tho soft money men are
very thick in this part Of Illinois. II
may be that all my friends here happen
to be hard money men, and they must as
sociate only with their own kind. Any
way the impression have got 50 fur is
that this city is decidedly opposed to in
ilation. hope to be able to write you
something more worthy Of pcrusal next
time. The fact is just now Pm sick.
Tom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-04
Tronble IIrewing In Georrin.

NEw YoRK, October IA dispatch
from JOnesboro, Georgia, reports that
trouble is again brewing between The
whites and blacks, growing out Of the
conviction and sentence Of George Speer,
negro, to I've hanged for Outragihg white
girl. Subsequent to his conviction,
another negro, who had committed sim.
liar crime, was found dead, and Speera
friends claim he innocent, and that both
crimes were committed by the dead me-
gro. Monday night the arnlOry Of the
militia company was broken into and
twcnty.onc guns extracted thefeirom.
Twenty of them were afterwards found
hidden in the school house belonging to
the colorcd people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-04
CANADA.
ANOTHER ATTEMPT To INTER GUIBORDs
REMAINS PERSONS DROWNED.

ANOTHER ATTEMPT To INTER GUIBORD's
REMAINS PERSONS DROWNED.
MONTREAL, October 1.-The members Of
Iilnstitulc Cnnadien held meeting last
night, and decided to hold Guibord's fu.
neral on Friday or Saturday Of next
week. Preliminary arrangements are
being made to-day, and all details WILDE
fully carried out.
A requisition is about to be made on
the military for assistance, and secret
preparation will he deposited in thegrave
which will render II dangerous for med
dlcrs to attempt to disturb the body. The
general feeling Is that second attempt
will be resisted as violently as before,
by the swampng Of bHtteau in Lake
81. Peter, Thursday night, Captain Ham,
nell, the owner, his wife and three chill
dren were drowned. When Mrs. Ham
nell observed that the boat was sinking
she said to her husband, ave may az well
say goodbye forever" jumped overheard
and sank,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-04
COLIlMBUS.
Tho Cincinnati Tux LcVy.-The
NInnClnInIIS Proceedings In the
Supreme COuFI-.StrmCk by u
Train Nnd Killed.

COLUMBUS, o., October I'm the Su.
prcme Court to-day the papers were filed
asking for writ Of mandamus to compel
the Auditor Of Hamilton county to place
the twenty-mill tax on the duplicate
Counsellor Il. o. Strong appeared on be-
half Of the tax CONSUMERS, and the tax.
payers were represented by the legal ad.
wiser Of the Auditor. Without any argu.
ment, the stage for argument in the case
not having been reached, the Court
took the papers for examination aS to
whether case was made ont for M ulti.
mate writ Of mandamus.
The tax consumers Of Columbus, ~
represented by the City Council, have
taken courage from the example Of their
Cincinnati brethren, and brought nm
action to compel the Auditor Of Frank.
lin county TO put upon the duplicate
n levy Of six mills in excess Of
the nine and half mills authorized by
law in cities Of the grade Of Columbus,
three mills Of the amount being to pay for
wideningslrcets in the interest Of real Gs.
tate spectators. The case was called to.
day in connection with the Cincinnati case.
MGssrs. Critchlicld and Hon. Il. A. lIarri.
son appeared on behalf Of the Auditor and
tax payers, and filed nm affidavit that the
Auditor Is engaged in placing on the du.
plicate nine and II half mills tax, all that
the Council can legally levy. The Court
took the papers to decide whether ~ II
matter Of practice the issue could he made
up by counter allidavils aud at this stage
Of the case. The matter Is one of great
interest, as our Council is apparently bent
upon initiating cities Of the lirst.class in
the extent to which the tax Is inflated, I'M
less come legal check can he found ade.
quatC To the situation.
Daniel Morris, carpenter, living two
miles west Of this city, was struck by Il
Short.Linc engine while crossing the OF.
entangy Bridge last night, and was knock.
ed into the river below and killed.