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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-27

The DAILY IszKEtIoEScEH gives al the tele-
gT1phic and general nswS obtalnahle By any other
Journal. Il u emphatcAlly the best Gndloom-
pletest paper 10 the STATE. Il does not admit any
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or children. WeInyite . thGl Of Il, II only for one
month, and challenge comparison With any tther
paper In the stAte
The WEEKLY Is%IErLIoEScER Is talteiully
printed and carefully edited, giving al the lmpor-
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well ~ Of all othen NhO eann0t afford or take tmO
10 rad q daily ntWSp9pGr. lts advertising IpAeatl
puTpnstly limited, " that II Il publIahed for the
bsttatI its readers, and gtTe = large auiount Of
Eool reading matier In every Issue. The MArket
and Financial reports Of the WKEHLI lSTGLL-
sHAcKH are prepared With great care and accuracy,
and aIp alone worth = dozen times the price Of the
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Address all communications 70
EREW d CAMPBELL.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-27

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-27

The payroll to which exception istha,
taken was signed by ]. F. Trow, w. =.
Terbell, Andrew Warner and John K.
O'Brien, school trustees Of the Eighteenth
ward, by which action they fully approve
the reductions msde by Principal Brown.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

The Manhattan Bank Robbery.

1t is CHASTITY sarcasm on vaults and
safes with walls OF triple steel and combin-
alton locks rs intricate rs thought. that a
robbery like that which took $1,000 600 in
cash and securities out OF tie Manhattan
Bank, New York. was possible. Tie
cracksmen of modern times seem to pre-
fer daylight to darkness. Nine ont OF ten
of the leading bank robbel les Of tie past
five years were Perpetratcd during bust
ness hours. The same is true OF many 0
the boldest train and express robberies
In the present case il Ill looks so simple.
now that it is done. that the wonder is not
that the bank was robbed, but that it was
not robbed long ago.
Several men walked quietly upstairs into
the janitor's bedroom about O'Clock and
took him prisoner, along with his wife
and mother-in-law. One Of them stood
guard over the women while the others
compelled the janiior to give them the
keys of the bank and the combination of
vault lock. Then they entered the bank,
opened the vault. broke into the safe. and.
after spending three hours in selecting
what they wanted. took their departure as
quietly rs they came. AS usual. neither
the private Waterman nor the patrolmen
any harm until it WAS too late.
Now the police are searching for Il clew to
he robbers. with small hope Of succeeding.
There seems to be Il suspicion that the
anifOr was Il party TO the robbery. but +
here is little to back it. 1t is Lard to es-
ape the conviction that the b nk officials
ook unnecessary risks when they lei the
anitor know the combination.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Extension Of TeleSraphie C0mmuni.
cation I'm the Northwest.

1t has been determined, upon the report
OF Lieut.. A. w. Greeley. to build this fall,
and as speedily as possible. the telegraph
line from Fort Custer to Fit. Ellis. Thanks
| to the energy and brains of Lieut.. Greeley
there will he Geographic communication
with central Montana before the LIST OF
February. With an appropriation of fifty
thousand dollars this officer will build,
equip, and pay for operating. this year, a
telegraph line nine hundred miles long.
Already he has in operation the line to Blu
ford, a distance of two hundred and eight
miles. From Buford to Keogh, one hun
dred and forty-fiye miles, more than halt
the poles are set, and the work of string
ing the wire is going ahead at Il rate that
will insure telegnphic communication
with Keogh inside of two weeks. From
Keogh to Deadwood, 100 miles. the line is
completed, and from Crook City to Camp
Ruh!en Il loop Of Twenty miles will be con-
structed.- From Kcogh to Custer, dis
lance of 125 miles. the work is progressing
finely and will be completed in three
weeks. From Custer to Ellis the distance
is 225 miles. Dctachments from Keogh
and Ellis have been ordered out to dig the
holes on the Ellis branch us quickly as
possible. Tie frost will push that job.
After the holes are dug the balance of tile
work can be executed in spite of the wealth.
er. The entire length Of wire tributary to
Bismarck and bringing business with it,
will be 9l3 miles, Bismarck Tribune.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

This nnmler of the COURIER completes
i,le seventh year OF IT'S existence. and as
violence OF prosperity. we are pleased to
fitor,n its readers and Tie public generally
that during the past two years it has near
~ doubled its circulation. This encourag,
ing in .rease in its subscription list has TAX
IN place. principally. during the past four
teen months. and. rs bat little canvassing
has been done is due mainly 10 an hum
lie but perseyering effort TO make tie
CorDrEIa newsy. readable. and reliable
NEWSPAPER. Encouraged by such a ianga-
bic appreciation Of our efforts. we promise
our patrons 10 make the COURIER. in the
future. more worthy of their patronage. if
Our time. ability and means can accom-
pliSh ii.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
ELECTIONS IN MONTANA.

In Madison county, with two precinct:
to report, Maginnis' majority is about II;
and Callaway's 2f0. The Republican.
elect tie following officers: Selman ant
Hickman TO the Legislative Council; Boyer
and
sor; Purdum, County Supt. Sclio Dis: Gehn,
commissioner. The Democrats elect Word
and Mood to the House; Morris. Treasurer:
Daiiler and Hamilton, Commissioners.
The contest for Probate Judge is close.
with Richmond (Rep.) majority as far as
reported.
In Deer Lodge. with several precincts to
hear from. Mayinnis is 9il ahead. On rc-
naming offices the following Republican:
are ahead: Representatives, Bor,lman
Treasurer. Coleman; Probate Jude. Em-
erson; County Commissioner. Zeanor. The
following Democrats take the lead: lis
tfict Attorney. Mayhem mo opposition,.
Councilmen. Mitchell and k.nnon: Renr.'
sen'atives. McElroy. Forbis. Moves and
Cornck; Sheriff. McAndrews: Assessor
Murphy; Clerk and Recorder. Dickev.
Supt OF Schools. Har,lenhrook: County
Commissioners. Batterton and Caplice.
There were l,2l4 votes cast in Helena IN
election day.
The Democratic majority in Ci,ote,u
county is large. The entire Democratic
Ticket carried by little less than a unani-
nous vote. As far as learned, Orr received
IA votes. OF which two were poIled at Ben
ton and y at Sun River. Seven precincts
Benton. Sun River. Mouth of Marjas Rolf
Creek. Clagett. Twenty-eight Mile SPRINGS
and Shonkin-give an aggre ate majority
for Maginnis of 3i2. Four precincts arr.
YET to report-Hishwood. Fort Conrad
ort MaSinnis and Old Agency. Thes
Will probably increase Maginn:s' majority
IN the county to at least 400.
Benton polled total vote of 2iI.
The returns from Lewis and Clarke show i
Inc following Republicans elected on the Z
county ticket: Commissioner. Nlil,iy,n.
sheriff. Chas. NJ. Jeiferis; Probate .yuJgo
Cornelius Hedges; County Supt. Schools t
George (. Reeves; Surveyor. B. +. Marsh. T
coroner, w. K. Billiard. The same re, 7
i'ins show the election of the followi,y I
Democrats: Treasurer. w, X. Roh.,ts. t
commissioners. Clark and uoy.: Assessor t
lHoinas l.. CorliaIn; Clerk and Recor,.r
,. d. Iotfen. On the Legislative tickets
io'ter and Gillette. Republicans. are elect
q 10 the Council, and Sanders. Steel and
ergus' Republicans, 10 the House. The
democrats ele.t Beach and Stuart. -
Jefferson county elects Republican
'oaFd OF County Commissioners. Probate
"'se. ana Councilman; Democratic Treas p
rer. Sheriff and Representative.
AS far as reported. the FOLLOWING ara ,,,o y
lajor''es Tor Maginnis: Madison. us: D
'esf Lodge. Oh; Lewis and Cl,rke. 474;
eiierson. about even; Meagher. PAT: Cho, c
,a.'' s4s;; G;,llatin, 235, making majority y
D far, of 2.4l7. :. :,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Arrested for Ernh e zzIecscnt,

On Tuesday .';st detective arrived from
pennsylvania with rcquisiton TO the
Governor OF Montana for the arrest OF
Mr.. Barclay j. Smith. who is charged with
elnbezzing the funds of the Newton Bank
ing Co., OF Bucks county. Penn. when
acting as It's President. Mr. Smit!, cane
to Montana several months since. and en-
tered INTO a partnership with II. Jockey &
Co.. OF the Montana Steam Bakery. and a
couple of months ago brought oat his
firmly. lie did not run away from Penn
where rr~ WIS gong. AMI re las never
made any effort TO conre:l his identity or
The impression he has
mate in our community has been very f.
'orabl". Mr.. Smith says he can easily
prove ms innocence Of the charge. and cx-
Decis soon 10 return to Hplena.-Heyoky
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
kitt.nS Sc fac Gen. Terry For the
Grand Excursion.

Or. Bnrleigh Is fitting up his steamer.
ten Terry. fora grand ninety day eXc.ii-
sion next spring. 1t is TO be the birges,
thing ever known in tie West. The steam
er will leave fanh,on abont the lst Of Nav.
The UP Viii take in bismarck. and from
there to Benton. After visiting the
mighty falls. thirty miles above L nton.
the excars.onisis will return TO the Vel
lowsione. and ascend that remarkable
sticain 10 the mouth Of the Big Horn.
The Custer battle iiell and Forts Custer
and keogh vii, lie visited. and then the
highest point accessible Gu the Upper Vel
Iowsioae by steamboats,. At that point
pack horses and guards viii he in waiting
to take the excursionists 10 tho Yellow
stone Park, the "Wonderland'' of the
VOL. Tie interior CT the Gen. Terry vii!
Or fitted up in palace car style. Burieiyi.
will hire another boat IL the excuisionists
over-run the Terry.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
montana in a Nutshell.

Helena has had few cases of dipther,,
rhilipsbnrg has voted a $1,000 tax with
which to build Il school house.
: improvements are being made at the
Dexter mill. Butte, that will double its
present capacity.
bullion shipments from Butte for the
week ending Nov. 4th. amount to 7oO
pounds, valued at SlO,95S.
The Grand Jury of the u. s. District
Court closed their labors yesterday. and
We're dismissed. 1t ia understood rho,
'hesr session. which lasted three days, was
solely occupied with an examination Of tho
affairs OF the late amcnted Peoples M.
nonal Bank. but no indictments wera
found.-Independent, 10Th inst.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
skipped Out.

Charles Ethridge, theapopular Insurance
and loan agent OF ST. Paul, has fled the
country with at least So. 900. and AZ much
more AS yoa choose 20 imagine. He had
a times loaned out in st. Paul and vicinity
{ Eastern comi,anies and capitalists as
high as million dollars. 1t is the interest
money on this INNER ;e 10. n that Ethridye
has go; away with. The whole story is a
thrilling one. and has turned st. Paul ton.
sy-tnry. HIS wife and baby were in Mas
sachnseiis. and 1t is possible they are all
now m an ocern steamer. Ethridge was
heretofore considered IN exemplary citi-
zen.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Broke His Leg.

one OF the passengers coming from Rem
ION on Monday last was l.. Ii. Roscncr,ns
VINO was on his wy to Helena to join his
brother. L. !. '.ossncrans. and thev wore
DOH, golny . taA, trip East, spending
portion o. Gle winter ut their old home ~
Iowa. The coach upset on Frozen Nm
ana WORD - sent up that Mr.. Rosencrans
nad suffered dislocation of the ankle
i'''t the next coach brought letter from
sun river sitting that not only was the
ankle dislocsfed, bnt his leg was badly
broken. Mr.. Rosencans has gone d,,ws
Q 10 what he can TO relieve the suslerines
md sttend TO the wants Of his nalortunafe
,rOtfler.--HsroM.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

A letter from friend on Sun river.
STATES that Phil. Laion, who lately came
down, says the remains OF man was found
not long since lodged in the South Fork Of
Sun river. short distance below the falls.
The head had been severed from the BODY
and lay in the stream some distance beIoM
The man had light sanity hair and probable
stood IL feet; had on number 4 govern.
nlent shoes. but his feet were about fhe
size OLA number 8 boot. His coat and
pants were of brown dncking. and around
his waist there was full belt Of reloatliny !
needle cartridges. The body Of tie beiff
was made Of ~ Old suspender. -HAsband-
sseN: ssg-9l - 81. 8,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
THE COURT HOUSE LOAN.

Now, chat the proposition to build a
Court House and Jail has been SO en-
p'alically approved by the electors of
Gallatin county. the Commissioners should
lose no time in giving effect to the voice of
tie people in. this matter. 1t will take at
least twelve months to accomplish the
work as it should be done. The building
season is necessarily quite short. materials
tor building purposes are scarce, and no
one hereabouts will make necessary prep
arations for the supply Of requisite mate
rails on an uncertainty. Plans and speci--
.icationS for the buildings should be OBJ
tanned and approved without unnecessary
delay; a suitable site should be selected.
and proposals for the erection of the build
ings invited in time to give contractors an
opportunity to get out lumber and have il
thoroughly seasoned and prepare other
materials so as to commence operations
early next spring. Unless this shall b.
done. the county will have to pay higher
prices for everything, the contractors Use
uns Iitab!c L ateri#ls i'm constructing the
) ildingS. or the season will pass and the |
work will be left in an unfinished coadi-
.ion.
Some legislation will, perhaps. be re-
Iuired. authOriz ng the county to issue
bonds for the amount necessary to erect
he proposed buildings. For obvious rea-
sons. bonds are far preferable to county
1t is believed the former. run
ling Ii to 20 years, and drawing to 10
'er cent. interest. payable semi-ann,ally.
an be negotiated at nearly their fl C.
While county warrants are now selling rs
DIV rs so cents en- the dollar. 1t will re- {
uire the best business management and
lie strictcst economy To put mp tho ncres- c
AIRY buildings with the amount specified II
-S25.C00; but we are confident that the I
looming Board are good business men 5
nd competent r the task. Il
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

IN the 9TH inst. it WAS discovered that
'"e grave VI \. +. Stewart, late merchant
prince of New York. had been robbed.
Inc robbers had removed one stone frou,
.'ie opening OF the vault. broken open the
.Dree collins. and carried away the con-
tents, 1t ls sli. posed. in q sack.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Administrators Notice.

IN the Probate Court of Goliath cou.,,.
Territory, In the matter Of tie E.tai. ~ n...sa'
NJ. H. Mayseiis, deceased, '''''
nuiiCE Is hereby given by the undersirned
administrator OF the said estate - III .''s'
having claims against the said dec.,s.ap - so's
hibit them, with the necessary voucher. Vial,
HOUR months alter the first publication ~ ~
notice, 70 the said administrator 4 his -
eLand Omce) 1T Bozeman, Ga.latin Co. Hons
fans Territory. -os'
John v. BOGERT,
sos&nh.~ = 81 administrator.
SWves - AotCs f&nl
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

-The recent vote East win reduce the
Ds nocrafic M jority In the House OF Rep
resenfatises, Congress. from 10 to II. The
Democrafic majority IN the 6evate Win Is
reduced t. 9.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Notice..

The undersigned, having entered into business
relations for the purpose OF doing Genera.
banking Business, announce to the public thai
hey will open an Office for that purpose on .r
before the 18th day of November next, under
he style and firm name OF Story 4 Wilson.
NELSON STORY,
LESTER s. WILSON.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
LOst-Rewnrd.

cHAiN' about six inches long, to which T.
auached an old-fa- hioned fob with n red 40, =,
'front.' ana place In back for picture. reward
OF Ten Dollars will be given to the finder ~, ~.
senta'ion to me at Headquarters Sal ION.
NJ AyflFyyrS
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

In New York. 9TH inst. ,Jobnsor,s
jeweiry store in Eighth Avenue was rot :
bed OF $1,000 worth of clocks and watches
IN inc presence Of large number of pass
crs-by.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Taken tD.

Taken Up.
Came into my field, on the 23d inst. BAY
HORSE branded ER on the left shoulder with
strip below the RR. Sinch marks on the side OF
the horse. The owner will please call and prove
property, lay charges, and lake possession.
JOHN r. LILLY,
50-3w Ha; den, Montana.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Notice to stockholders.

THE annual meeiing Of the Stockholders OF
he Eastern Montana Mini. Z AID Shei'ing 20.
will DO held in this city ON November 18TH, 1873,
vt 80 p. M, In the par:or rooms of the Firs'
National Bank building
l.. Spelling, Secretary.
Bozeman, Oct. 30, 1915. 1901
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

we clip from an Eastern exchange the
above photograph of the remains Of s. J.
Iilden, the late Presidential candidate. etc.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Proposals Wanted,
Notice to Creditors.

IN TIE Probate Court Of Gallat; Couaty
Montana TERRITORY. In the matter of the
estate Of Sitas Ralston. deceased. NV
NOTICE. IS hereby given by The understand
admin traitors Of the estate of silas R,lstnn
,hestaseu, 70 The creditors Of, annd all person,
niDlf Them. with he nece ssary vouchers within
lo,r IN !nihs after tho first publication of hi.
noice, TO either Of the undersigned admins.
". o. P. HAYS,
j. j. CHAMBERS.
sr.. GO Administrators.
o'o'-",io 4G-d
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Notice..

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept II, 1875.
Notice is hereby given to all persons VINO M"y !.
have claims against The First Naiionai n.ua :. :.
Bozemau. that the same must be presen. s ~
Lester 3. Wilson, Receiver, ut Bozeinan' Mon
tana. with the legal proof thereof, wi'n'h ,n..'
months from this date, or they VIII De uis~
lowed JUN ca
C45.3m1 COmptr0iier u tho S"AA
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
Estray.

Taken mp by the undersigned, on William ".
Alderson's ranch near Bozeman, . AIe
Roam Cow about six or seven years oid; nas
dropping horns. and Is branded A on the Iei'
hip, the l having circle on each end. Inc
owner is requested to prove property, pay chafs-
q and take the animal away.
NAT. s. BOWERS.
Rn1amau Sent IL. 1873,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14
0dell Hall Re-cpened.

Having re-opencd the above popular saloon
and stocked it with the finest quality of Liquor
and Cigars, its old patrons aud all others vii
find mono other :han first-cla.s goods dispensed
over he bar. Billiard aud Pool table, Away
in good running order, Requesting a coniuu-
ance Of the patronage heretofore extended TO
this house, and inviting all to call,
l am, respectfully,
f49-t1 JAMES NANCY
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-11-14

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Lester S. Wilson, S. w. Iangorne,
Ed. l.. Fridley. Matt w. Anderson,
Lea f. Marston.
Mrs. G. L. Clark, Mrs. X. +. May.
Mrs. Rosa Black. Mrs. 6. w. Monroe.
Mrs. J s Mendenhall, Mrs. |. Ii. Pierce.
COMMITTEE on Music.
VI. Mounts, e. w. Hoffman,
+. Il. Edwards, j. w Ponsforsl,
Julius B;!sinski. john Davidson.
COMMITTEES OF RECEPTION.
Nelson Story. V. Bogert.
Il. +. May. G.. w. Wakefield,
VI. l.. S,rasbtrcer, j. F. speitt.
Mrs. W. Cooper. Mrs. l.. S. Wilson.
Mrs. 5 W Lang!;orne. Mrs. L. Il. Wartic,d,
Mrs. G. w. Wakefield.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
{. l.. Clark. Walter Cooper.
j. ). Mendenhail. W. b. Meadow.
Il. p. Vivion.
ICE CREAM COMMITTEE.
Miss l.. F.. McClarcn. Miss Eva Cleveland.
Miss Rate Lupdwall. Miss l.. Anderson.
Miss Lora- Lanlnlc. Miss T.. Glllluua:ge.
MSS Clara Russell. Miss Belle Dawes.
Mss Minnie Evans. Miss Lizzie B,u,d.
s.:ss M;ihle Russell, Miss II. Anderson.
, ~ b. Frazier. Miss Josie Miles.
Miss Berthe Railey, Miss Belle Hol"a.e.
MES ~. S"iZitr. Miss Ruth Switzler,
Miss Ida Turner.
TICKETS ITO ball orly). $500.
a =
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II, T INLAY

OF purchasing PIANO for the Of the Pub
lie School.
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