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A Total Wreck.
ONE OF THE vAssAR GIRLS.

At Nassar College, not more than
dozen years ago WAS a young girl from
an Interior town Of wiscunSIu. or
wealthy parents, h-rseH handsome aud
unusasiiy bri hit, a OUT 70 z aduate, amer
whlch she was to wed hsr hearts b.in
Pr5babiv prompted by pure cu>>edness,
an unnatural bs)ther set apolt break ing
the eiigag, meut, ami only too soon SUE
c-edet IN his purpose. Tie ,orrow-
s'ricsen young girl re:u ned, though on
tn. eve ~ fiOtIoTs that had cslst seyetai
y~arS hard labor Her lover left home
an 1 fsiends for The Far West never 10 r.
turn. A short time after the girls par-
ent- di-d, and the the large estate wa,
divided botwe-n the surviving Children.
Taxing her share, nearly 500. 600, she
isrssed her back on the home Of her
ch ilIood.
She came TO Milwaukee and has since
nved most isolated hfe, not admitting
any body TO her confidence, r-puisiug III
attempts at friendship; the heart hat had
thuil-d al the delicious words Of love be,
came thoroughly cr1Istsd over and Ems
picious OF mankind. Eeuuux deep
Into seclusion year uy year, to-day bul
lew dare face her stern p-e>ence. Shs
| sesd lm IL ever writes or receives letter
| makes no calfs, or has no callers aud IL
short Is as entirely alone a. one can T. il
this bGsy world. With an inIn-n,e In
| coma, and one that Is rapidly tncre Asi, z
| she speu uts bllt little rnouey, aud that FOL
necessities Rarely Is sh. seen on til,
streets, and then A. IL she feared Ih'
touch Of tie busting pedestrians. To.
brother does not i've hundred mile
from Milwaukee
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Theft of Church Money.

hi> morning Stephen Byar,i, col, was
arrested by Sergeant Whelan, on the
CON plant OF his uasl- David Byari,
col who charged him vith the theft Il
money. Is appears that the money was
tn~ collections Of one rf the colorrd
churches, whlch Vas IN c hArg- of David,
AID darng his abs,enee stephen wAlk-l
into the room ami app priat ed the
money 10 himself When'h he "a, arrested
50 Is II pennies and MIC kr /, were found
on lis person.
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foulsRy Reeo vsred.

Th- STOLEN ek, cx-t>, tll.t " ere found
n the possession oi Ju,- nh Doria> aud
Andrew Harmau, on SUNDAY h,r were
id-uutied yesterday by 7. c. Harms a,
-ionsiug TO tim. Thr lhieYzs wers ar.
rLgned on the ch.rs 1yt s--airy. Lasr
evening before H, Il ID -. tie Mav9r.
aud were he'd III I "a Ia of So, each
fos their appeagaues a, 4 curt
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THE Sun.
.. Holman LcCkEEY BELIRyEs HE HAS
SOLVED CEEAT PROBLEM.


SOLVED CI:EAT PROBLEM
LoNpuS. Jan. IS.
J Norman Loe kyer, the distinguished
Eugl.,h a>uonotnrr, has ll,t ihIor in-d
NE lhaI he has obtained cSfdruc1 that
the bnglt hnes OF he ssi,r chsono,phrre
aB- eli, fiy hn<s dae 10 the mol yeI lso-
AID b.ss-s VI lIrts- u >3-calied eit uarnts
and that tue sotAT pAenulD enA III heir
fotally are, Il al. IN, t-slsilisy, due 10 dis
soclat4oa a. tie pt4e orIlasuc level and
.l>-ot1aslon al A4snrr .xs=i,. In this way
yer ieAl cure t8s Ia b- SOAR atm pAeFe
po'h asr=Ai ls AMI dreending. ei.se ln-
tcu>t atepfIia Il IN the spots, their a.
secaai4oa With tAr isiuAls- aud the appa-
Ecufls conaEu SGs spectrum of tile coEonA
ardi iTtlcslre thus i ud easy ISOLATION.
Mr.. L0,ahse er thus, apparently, explai as
an ii c,lltIes met by the Observers vi the
s0iAr eeaise " last year.
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Gen. EwIas's Fsnan ial Prope-
silica.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-The bank
ing and currency cummi,,ee today dis
cls ed sproposi,ion made by Gtner4 !
Esiny, the .fte I Of which is upon reach
I.ns th- bill nog upon the speaker 5
table, which proyid for the repeal Il
th4 rs.aasYssss sss ssa sta-aaias !, so
tlaat srs@naas ysll De -aesep ssi- n
tcuC> and custom dues he Ipsoyos ~,
providing be can secure the au,Uo.iza.
ton Of the .eankias aadfurreicy oom-
mittee, TO amend the same, s. thst nc
more +per cent omis shall be sold fol
the eH'ro~e ~ ~a.ntaing sele pay.
ments, and that " en4y7r The sa IS OF
Per cent. DO 4us shi reach So 000 90
TIE De- etary OF tue Treasury stall b
required 70 cal' in the G-psr cent. bonds
giving 50 dass' Lo;iee, instead of u
"a! ;, as now required by law.
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TIE Tsaasare~ Dsslxs n
4 resoluiioe sss Ns-sduoed. in tie
unci at IL kA lae4Ril4, desifIl klse

= =
10 eSAmine tie books in Tie
Treasurers Office. Severl \ have spoke n
TO the Treasurer in r-lAfi On 10 the mat
Ter. but he was too basy paying off the
monthly bills TO pay muth attention TO
IL, ~ a constant crowd Of gentlemen have
been calling one after the 1th-r for their
money. His ofhce has oi been empty
fR \ single instant. II, +, has been in
foTmes that tie resolution wAs offered by
Mr.. Guthne in friend ' spirit. /, is
however, ptop-F 10 y III Attiso 3r~sssF-
er's books are stH avs a, e 20 public in
spec,ion. fhe q rrz'rrrsu ~ rtye = 1ar-e
Committee. every n-mt- -r OF Coaucii,
ev-rs editor a. j reporter. and every well
behaved citizen can exam ine eyery book
AMI paper n heir lels sure This he has
always 70 4 all wilo 6. m nraT ham fis
has nothing 10 conceal. 4ni Is only too
happy 70 give the public every Kem u
iaiorln ation Of Interest 10 them from In.
OH e. His - x. arr Ia q out upon
long sk IN liz frlnt Off e, aud any bod J
ca loos a. ih-m that ces res.
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sEAAroR THURMAN has Esdorsr-d 4,

n Fl ~ = - 4s'1u a q
rica lode OF oaihiozing on the part Of
Rep1 Ecias IN FIoriiA, H de.np.d A
OF q an iaviss IN g ron' II hs Tsler
Conm.;t-- yss-er-izv IL n ~ f.sssef-ips,
ba.1ers fEon the North and West n great
psctu-ion, sestAns forth Il M isscn r
he late efsc.ior. go = = {
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SUCCESS n Foa nR. Rrsris.

"" ORLEANS, al. 3 "A l-gi>la, sc
ballot Is 10 t= taken to-morrow for A
.tiied State Senator 10 succeed Mr.
Eestls; A caucus a all-d for to-nig 4 /,
not hi ( vas done
Ihs demoeratic caacT's ha lo,ed uusac-
e.rN nly lie hfts atd The last ballot.
20 ~ : n h-nIrE- = ftslst4s, ., Jonas
! = rf"a, 10 TIE I atince s:arteri =
/ = = i-dcu. a, Adj III led until to-uor-
row ght.
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NO. q.

Hosiery, Gloves and Cnderwsar hp,
Nuoias Wool scars. n u!t acAss
gtnss. AMI ali k.fits OF sess J1t ,le ~ ~
in this line al prices which ougli D'I'
a specify sale.
r / II
sHs F4fs- 70
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THE SENATOR .sHIPs.

htLEtSH- =. c. Jan. T3-At fla,
f''in {, FAiie eaaea' ot Ihe Gen-rai A.
-eln ely TO night, A. 5. Ne-riuou formal
lg Nit4dr-w from the 81 ute.t for r--..l-c-
ton ~ tie uit-d S,at-s senate. Thu.
lie stated, wAs fas tde o. AGA .asf b .rrlo-
u 4 ,hs dem ocEstie pAEv- ne I ell u
no - len for q osssnor v sao~ tb~re o.
'le n oth-r name pr9Iln= t-ly before
-h- Leg stature. Ex-S-uA,or Cfnstnau.
TO la been regarded IS a DARK Ao.se =
.etE The cats rttS evening"
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AVAILABLE LIBRARY BURNED

LONDON January 1.-The I.hsaTy ii
the Barm aSham AMI Midland lasiitut.
az BtrInit CHAM. Gotta Mug 10 0uO vol.
unle> "a, barned on Saturday. IL con.
IA a. -hr most complete ShakeSpe ri an
eQi-etlon 4 rhe world, numbering : "a.
volumes. Comp parativelv few book,
WIZ >aErd.
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No. 2.

Il i folly u spend t.ms AMI NOR,
gsifis TO phtlaieipaia wAen yoa ca 4 M
we'll at" The Grand DepoLs In YOU
el-y.
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GRANTS ESaLfs 4 FoaDYISA.
From tie Ne~ Yarx n bune.
1'eae-al . in, 5 qI ted a. saying thar
{ V-er IN III \ nstlcan. be woaid oe
"A Es-l hrA7 be ! SAD n have Ia
81 AIRY lk-ag -h Ihs p nca of
YAl-s. 81 y ton d= "a good deaI IN
Pari, "a : S41mss. :
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NV YoAk. Nogsu.hz. ;.

~ o9%A. N~k IL &c. -,
ia. v u. b. ~ c-AzB E-r.l. the
pas. ear ! AAEe p4xac--d.s'4 ye4F vaz.otzs :
p-et=--4.ioz-s u FC.s1 Re. nd -. 5.Aruy
~ 49, L~=y C4N= IEss ny ne. sAes-4-s
4 p'c-.Al s.ler Ell-< ~ rs-l...-S .s.zz -
--- Z t<1 ~ Gsors1 p2as II, etsro1.4c : a.--..s-
Or over 4E-4 1ossAs t-e 1=s1=a4 ua.E.tLo-
and n-r1- .drCs.
PEoF. GLEAEACE $ L0ZlEg. Nd.
Lear .. HON Nd. Cs,.=ze al Hep Ia
fo< v oEleL-, neg losa C..y
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Ry NJ wAre. To inoorporase tns
Pu~y y Jones Company, Of Whining
foD..so incorporate the Ancient Order of
Hlbern.Ans. Of Tl4EiL<tNsri - iucorpor-
ars the Weccaoce Hose ComFzny.
On motion Of Dr, Sharp, thar portion
Of the Governors Message refeEring TO
the Pushc schools was refe Tred 70 the
commlvse on education
Dn mctlon Of Mr.. Cochran the senate
joint resolution providing fer n settle
rasns w.fh tie S,sts was ~ ncsrrcd a
The Speaker appointed The following
N eniers on The -psrs Of ,he Housei
NessE>- CoshssR, Sharp and Houston.
Tie join. resolution prov ding for the
bossi4ng o; the National nag over the
sac HoSEe during the s-~slon Of the
( Legs ity1re was copcurred in.
Mr. Dsran ofSerea = rasoIHipn aethor-
lzus the purchase Of ter eup.ee Of the
GAZETTE and Er=ry Ers7.ug for the Use
ot ID. remter saeh Gag
/. on motion OF Mr. Ware the Nor uirsg
H-1ti Wa Included. and on motion OF
I M Dean the r "a ,l5iicaR was incl adsd.
Ina nars ofy+se ~ vsrosris Message
-rf - ~ 70 She F-sf-r al Gorerufnen, " a
rslxrrei - Commute on the + ederal Re.
/ lat-qu>- Adjourned.
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ELRerfoX OF fl1 Pff ERs-

Al a NE ting Of |, L Pianix Fira
C3npiuy leli l4si eva ing. tie fo.Iuw-
ing otiic. = @ere eI-,--ad
fre.ld-It-H. NeEIfes ;.
) et4fy-J ". PR II.
i ltea>a5er-W X IrxHn. fa
.Trrs'e 81 iAn5n IL & Al ison, +.
.. Pa, F.ea aall S.aF 1ryr.-,g Ia
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fo< v otnel, Ae~ lofa CO

Il in-1Ess1s % Cases O BR4GET's DIS
Z a 81 - taz hA4L-ss aAyr Er~a reosrts..
care4- FD< >zufa4<ac 4a4 hEeaLna aLIc
ssea---. - = "a 1s,t = sS%c Sc Phy.ie.I
snd y Il - l-e,a4.-y ifoa- Ice Es.= OS A lSG-
hsl, " .fl And I % ssrco Il from 4cy IN
n4ArnHG4= eee,- - In til. Fo.5.4 . sara-
"a s.Ls1 - cr-- -aIy
No. rNErrF Fr..~rr
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Q1D No. @.

Blanksts, Wool Flana els CssaIo1 ~
nels W ater proof u pois In all e9io;hl.s|
Skgrts. &c. You can buy A=se % 81
Us 10 advantage.
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As a cure for chspp@d and chafed
hands, noThirg equals KeH-r's Roman
LiuIIn.nt, For r7le by ali druggists
Prlc- = ceu.s
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THE DAVENPORT rSvrsrro Ariox.
rnPnNFPSINnrFr

Yesterday Coroner Budz, held an in
qu--, ov-r tie D.~iy a. a. Old geutl-man
named L Sxerman, residing near Port
Penn, Del, ~ho dropn+a dead in his
; ard SATURDAY evening about : O'clock,
while feeding his chic keus-
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For tne year past ! nav. Dts.Astly
prescrl oec fdE BLANCHARD BLta a1iJ
AND SEkN FOOD 10 ny pattentk OF
a. Agss, troG eightes-L rnoLtis 10 { CITY
Il W. year c every Case i1e re>cF h4s
TN exactly EhsL claimed o. yoo Il =
O. far Tie mC-. valuable and reliable
19Clc have ever met ElEL
EpSAEp SUTTON SAIrRN b.
= lry lDg Pl4ee. NeS iors
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UPON Impeachment trials To allow the
accnsesavs days u11irs. ard - thoagbt
|the mcaioa very jnE and proper gcae.
Mr.. Cannon wsnted 70 kuOv II tbs
comrii.e .ee would have power to Try The
cSss- w 81 =
The Speaker-Certsiniy not; only TO
, repoii 10 the House and Sepa,e.
Mr.. Cannon called fog The ayes and
nays. TIE vote was as follows
Ayes-Messrs. Collins ConawAy,
Eocks. Needles, Savin. Sharp. Ware and
Grub.
Nays -Messrs. Cannon, Cochran. Dean,
Do,an. Lainhson, LindAle, Riggs ADD
Mr.. Speakers. TIE melton was los;-
The ques ion recaInaS upon the oFigi-
nal motion h vas adop.ed. and tbs for
lowing members appointed on part Of the
House Mess,s. uaanon, HaA and
,CciHan.
! Mr.. sharp offered = resolution for The
appointment Of a standing oomniitee on
printing. Adopted, ani the. following
canmnlee aIfcinied. Mssrs- SHARP
lLamh.ae ard webt. ~ ~ ~
NJ. sharp presented a Petition ioi the
iirGcs Of 4. J. Rogers ifoIn hls VIII,
Ella Rseers. rE
NJ War presented a petition from
lLenA Bong era ds~osce frc.n her bus
hand Eta ard Long.
The following bills were intro iucei
hy NJ. Cochran: Por the construction
Of new school 6S-ia IN NeW CaSl-
county, &c be known a. School Distrie
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ISAI-GTEATICD ~ DAY

n o-si-E - aecotust4sA sa.s-.s ~ha de-
m. y attend .sr iuAag urari3u II GOV.
~ 80 u Al. Q 4rak aktay u-x' the =
N, i + X and the D.i4wa-e l. l..
: y - tirset> a. reigsEc rates to- III
~ its i-rksf vii o. god 10 r-rbfu
~ 81 7 rezn II tran on Nh III lIsS J !
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No. ..

RfAkhe1 and Brown Masil1s iia
IL ems, Towrels and ali KIN is u La
Goods al prices 10 sntt the most eooo9s
cal and exses1ng.
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DlsASTERs AT SEA
The total less 81 the Alnep1ca0
Ship ThOnaas m Heed
Terrible Weather Reported.
LONDON, Jan. IA, 1879.


The Hsyd,ds correspondent Mt Milford
Haven, coast Of South Wales, teiegraphs
that the American ship Thomas NJ.
Reed, Captain Small, bound from San
Francisco tor Liverpool, went ashore in
the treakers in Fre-hwst-r Bay, near
l. my Head. Yesterday The sea was
running very high at the time, aud al
though the rocket epparatus was soon
on the SPOT, great dlfilcu4ty MAS exp- ~
eneei in getting line On boari. The
crew w-re IA a very dang.roas position,
men were saved. hree men had unf ~
tunaieiy been washed overheard an
were drowned.
A Total Wreck.
loyd's agent proceeded TO The SC ne Of
| the wrecs AID is saving all the carsp that
| cdsnes a,bore. This consists mainly OF
boxes Of canned meat and fish. Th. sands
| TO more then a mile are strewn with the
cargo and broken spars. The anoupi Of
salvagewill be large. TIE ship has already
/ become total w.ecs. The Yacht in TIN.
service of Trinity House had been 81 nt
/ for and was b, u, ~ expect d a he time
oat dispatc,i left Nil ord. Ire Thons NJ
/ Reed left San Fiancis,o on September -
and made the voyage IN safety 20 within
about one haHdr miIcs Of isF iert> Sh
was built al Ba h Me, in i-T7, ieu sht
was owned, aud sh- register, d I ,JfsI tons
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No. l..

The bsl sncs OF our stock Of c. 1ihu
VIII almost kive away, - We g.. u
70 carry over = single cloak TO neIi .ssE
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Nervous Debility

which under les AL ;orms n a15rosie L.s.-
-@s=, : sp-estIly overcome - tL- use OF
- Is Food.
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A Grand Beuei|

Turing the next ~ Days. by offering "a
extra Inducements AMI Bsrgaiusn
all kinds OF desirable
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DRY GOOD!

pre- vioas 10 taking Account OF s6l
February iss-
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Crosby & Hill

Have decided to give the Poop O, nj
mtngton and NiciuiIy
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sIOo per Bottle, orc for s. W

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Or 80. - Express o. reesIpS OF oflc=.
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Hyinenfal.

AS pleasing contrast to the unpleasant
sensations Of last week. we are permitted
to record happy matrimonial occurrence
We refer to the marriage Of one of OH
old-time and highly respected citizens. Mr.
Alex Proftitt TO Miss Carrie b. Alexander
The happy event took place at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Tracy, on
Wednesday evening, Oct. 10Th. Rev. +. b.
Lewis, OF the Episcopal Church, otficiat-
ing.
MIR. Proffitt having been recognized as a
staid and basiiful bachelor for SO many
years. very few of his many friends even
suspected him of entertaining matrimon-
i'll intentions. much less of his designs in
an AleXandrian victory.
The bride is Il fair and accomplished young
lady recently from the East and well cal
culated 10 make Alex. II '.hetter-half,' and
q happy home. In common with host
of friends. we extend our hearty congratu-
alions aud best wishes to the happy
couple.
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The last excursion party of the season
to Wonderland, consisting of Capt. Che
bourg. of the French Navy. Mounseul
Desgentias, prominent physician o.
France. end Lieut.. Robinson, u. s. A..
and escort, returned to Fort Ellis on Satur.
day, delighted with their trip and the
era I'd signs they were Permitted 10 wit
ness in the Yellowstone National Park.
The French gentlemen are unable to ex-
press themselves vert fillently in English.
but rs they witnessed the spouting OF Old
Faithful at regular intervals, and took in
other remarkable phenomena of the great
Wonderland, they would manifest their
Surprise AMI delight by frequent slapping
of their hands.
They speak in high terms Of Superin-
tendent Norris operations, especially OF
the road constructed by him around Mt.
Washburr and say that hut for his efforts
they would not have been able to have Wis.,
ted the Geyser Basins SO late in the sea-
,On.
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Mr.. Carl stanley. OF Stanley & Anderson
has at the old susbaum livery stable. TWEEN.
ty OF the finest bucks ever brought to
Colorado. They are yearlinxs ami Min
shear from. twenty to twenty-five pounds
each, and como from the fiocks OF Wright
4 Mason. Of Vermont State. They have
a her,l of about 7,0e0 shezp on the
IIuerfaBo, twelve miles ncrtl, Of Waisen.
b,tr9. asil propose to work them up to
tfe highest pitch Of profit by getting in
the Merinu' blood Mr.. Stanley. also has
in the city Jersey bull and heller of the
pnrest breed, from the jersey herd OF
smith Bros, near Denver. This IL the
kind OF men that give Colorado reputation
abroad as stock growing statc.-Cvsora-
IA r5;-j9sir
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Of liquor. which was frequently the case

OF liquor. which was frequently the case
lie leaves 4 wife and two children.
| VIM. Roberts came to Montana from
Wyoming. in July last. lie was born il,
Texas in Jul" 1857. but has been engaged
in iherding cattle in Wyoming and Nebras-
ka, slnce 1876. Sipce he has been in Mon
tina he has been working for tie Montana
Cattle Co.. whose herds range on the
Muscleshell. His father and snntIler are
both dead. but he leaves a step-inotlicr and
two step-brothers in Texas.
Sin Roberts left his home in Texas. in
May, 1878, and went to Wyoming, where
he assisted his brother In hertling until
February. 1879, when Ire came to Montana
and went TO work for the Montana Cattle
Company. lie is two years younger .ll,n
his brother William, being 20 years of age
last October. On the night of the shoot
Ing. he says lie would never have lett the
saloon but TOR Sanborn's attempt to arrest
him. lie WIS stranger in town, and was
not aware that Sanbprn was an officer OF
the law. Fearful that in the excitement
following the shooting and death Of two
men. the people might mob him, he con-
cluded to leave town. ii possible. lie rode
from here to Benson's Landing. on horse
without saddle or bride. in three hours.
making ten miles an hour. lie i.mmedi-
ately sent in friend to see that his brother
was properly buried. and ascertain if it
would be safe for him to return and sur
rt,pftsl,. hifnco1f IN In "a; e A..
The messenger arrived here Saturday
morning. and received such assurances
that he left about ga. M. Saturday. with
request 10 Sim to come in and attend the
funeral OF his brother, which was set for
2:3O p. m. Sunday. The message did not
overtake Mr.. Roberts, however, until 4 D.
m. Sunday. on Sweer Grass. ZIG miles from
Bozeman, lie Immediately started for
toY,. and arrived here Monday evening.
No attempt being made to arrest him, on
Tuesday lie voluntarily appeared before
Probate Judge Mcpherson, waived exam
nation and gave bonds in the sum OF
$4,000 to appear before the Grand Jury,
which conIenes In Boze,nan on Monday |
'"Xt.
Eli keeney was buried on Saturday last.
\ committee of citizens. consisting of
J. W. Wakefield. Nelson Story. Geo. Ash.
Warren Evans, Walter Cooper. l.. S. Will
on. J. ID. Chestnut. II. b. Calfee. r. z,
'orsham and j. S. Mendenhall. in the alb
ence OF relatives, took charge of the body
t William Roberts, and the funeral took
lace on Sunday from the NJ. +. Church.
lev. {. l.. Richards officiating. The til
eral concourse was one of the largest ever
zen in Bozeman.
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GeIIa!in city News.

NA1L tTIN, nv. JrQ, 1871.
The weather is very pleasant, for tn
I tire OF year.
Every thing Is very quiet in town a
present, no murders or suicides to report
There is strong talk Of erecting hev
bridge across the Missouri River near tIsi
place.
There will be preaching at the Gallatir
City schOolhOuse. next sabbath. Nov. 9th
Rev. }. NJ. Spencer, late of Virginia, vii
ofiieiate.
The farmers on the Madison. are busy
this week threshing their grain. We ,ln.
dtrstand. that the yield of grain per acre.
is much larger this year than ever before
in this immediate vicinity.
The quietude of our village was disturb
ed on Friday evening last, by the appear
ance of Paul and Nellie BoscO. the re-
nowned '.Illusionists and Ventriloquists. -
Those who were present at the entertain
ment. pronounced it quite a success.
Among the new arrivals at this place.
are Benjamin Carpenter and family, from
Horse Shoe Bend, and Sylvester Wetldlc
and family, from West Gallatin. near
Hamilton. They will remain here during
the winter. and avail themselves of an op-
p )rtunity to send their children to school.
XX
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-11-06
HELENA LETTER.

/, HELENA. MoNr. Nov. 3, 1879.
Court convened to-day.
Town is !ull Of freight trains.
Ducks and white fish are in the market
Fresh oysters are down to Sl.5c pc
can.
Wisd FOWL are winging their way south
wa,,i.
Priests pass is being put in shape fo
travellers.
The Lone Star State has 4 rival in tn,
tar Northwest.
Four h,.ndred and twenty pupils attend
the Helena public schools.
On the 3lst Of October the mercury
sank to II deg. above zero.
Rev. Eenneman. S. j., lectured yester.
terday evening Purgatory.
! Col. Baker, VIII. did much toward civil.
izing the Piegans, is in town.
On Thursday night the niybt-watchman
nipped a big fire in the bud in China
| town.
John Whitehead. Helena stage man,
well known throughout Montana, died OF
typhoid fever Saturday, Nov lst.
People who are blessed with water-pipes
in their kitchens have had the pleasure OF
thawing them out several mornings re
Gently.
The military telegraph line now con-
meets Helena and Missouri. hut is not yet
in operation, as there is no lightning strik-
er at the latter place.
Another youngster w:s run over by Il
freight wagon Friday. His left collar
bone was broken and the scalp torn off the
right side OF his head.
''PinafOre" was to have been presented
at Sawtelle's Theatre Thursday and Friday
evenings, but several OF the performers
had had colds, and the calamity was de-
ferred until this week.
As the days grow chillier the grangers
suddenly bc,hink themselves that the corn
i,lsks were unprecetlentedly thick this
year, and consequently they predict win
ter colder than Greenland.
EliZur Bcach's ranch, one OF the best in
the valley, and containing $40 acres OF
land. WAS sold at auction on Friday for
$3.50. Two hundred and ten tons of
hay were sold. $50 Of good hay at $500
per ton, and GO of poor hay at $4,000 per
ton.
John Dem, on old and wealthy citizen
Of Helena, was murdered on the night of
the 9th Of October, or in the small hours
Of the 18th, by some miscreant, whose
motive was evidently robbery. Dem |
opened a store in Helena before the town
mad been organized, was frugal, repute,lly
DenuriOus, in fact: and accumulated from
s25, 600 to $4,000 by his various ventures.
mercantile and speculative. He distrusted
banks, "would not put dollar in one"
md invested his money in public securi-
les, loaned it, or kept it near him hidden
way in all sorts of places. He had safe,
'ut Il safes use is obvious, and DEM
honght his II )ney more secure in secret
hiding places, where no one would expect
o find money, so the safe was often en-.
irely empty. He was a liquor dealer, and
is private hiding place was the dark,
loomy wine cellar next to his store on
Wood street. Apparently fearful that lie
iould lose the secret il he kept it to him
elf, he entrusted it TO many suspicious
haracters. of whom lie rlshly made
tends and confidants. and among these
ard cases his murderer is doubtless to be .
'und. On the morning OF Oct. 18th his
ody was found lying in pool of blood
this tomb-like wine G.. lar. His skull
as Smashed il, three pllces-on the back !