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Grants Moyements.

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-The Inter Oceans
Galena special says: Gen. Grant stamps
as absurd the story that a $40, 900 set of da-
monds, presented him by Japanese prince,
was stolen from him by private secretary
and sold to Washington pawnbio ker for
5000. He never had any such present
and never met with any such loss.
The General leaves here for the winter
tomorrow; he goes first to Chicago, thence
to Warren, Ohio, to preside at the Repub-
lican meeting On the 28th. He will attend
a reunion Of his old regiment at Decatur
on the 9th and 7th of October, and return
fng to Chicago will meet his son Jesse and
wife and accompany them to New York.
Hc will visit Boston on tue 18th of October
and remain most of the winter In the east.
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THE COUNTY TICKET.

or the several worthy gentlemen named
~ possible candidates Tor Sheriff the Re
publican Convention selected Mr.. David N.
Upton Of Butte a. the strongest and bost
nan for the position. and the Republicans
OF the csunty heartily endorse its action.
Mr.. Upton nas been resident Of Deer
Lodge county and OF BUTTE almost since
the tswa and county were, ID IN upright
man. possessed Of excellent busiaess quail
ifcat,ons and every attribute to commend
him to the people for thar .sudrages. he
has never sought Office, and preferred to
yield the nomination 70 others named even
after the assembling Of the Convention.
Hs has tho %, nest good Will and hearty
snppoft OF the party And will No believe
be slscted. He will make IN oaBcer thor
oaghly competent and faithful In tho dis
charge Of his duties and ons OF whom Deer
Lodge county will DO justly proud.
Law. Coleman, who has not superior
In Montana - On accountans or fur busi--
mess qualifications aud sterling character,
and who ID dessrysdly ons Of the most pop
ular msn In tho county, having bold the
responsible oface Of Treasurer for Two yeass
and discharged tho duties In the most salts
factory manner, Aas boon renominatsd for
this tsrm--hs and Judge Enerson being
tho only denominations made BY the Con-
vention. There ID much Of the financial
success OF the county depending upon the
T,sasurer's business qualifications and m
innate knowlsdge Of the business a6airs
oF tho county - the collection Of LICENSES
m itsm Of $50, 0o0-Fssts entirely In his
hands. That Mr. Coleman has besa snsr-
gstic and Thorough In this matter none win
gainsay, and hts general accounts and bal
ances. have mover bscn found In error .
penny when audited By tho Comnissiosers.
II y nsual and proper when IN olacsr has
served faithfully ons tsrm and asks = 500
ond 70 encourage fidelity and efficiency By
rs-lscting him. Mr.. Coleman deserves
treble The majority now b received two
ysan go and Il thssxprsaaion u apprscia-
lioa and good will h . test - viii reosive
IL The county win never have bsttsr |
Treasursr.
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The Northern Pacific Railroad,

NEW YoRK, Sep, en- her 29.--The annual
msetiog OF the sock boldeis OF the NORTH
ern Pacific Railroad was held today sod
the following persons were elected direct
ors 10 serve one year:
Frederick Billings, Charles B. Wright,
Beojamio P. Cheney, Johnston Livingston,
Joseph Dlwortb, Joseph ID. Potts, Alsx-
ander Mitchell, Hugh McCulIocb, Ashbell
Fl. Barney, VIM. r. Harrison, Henry
johnson, Robert Harris and James B. VII
liams. h" ss
A resolution was adopted request ug aud
adyisiog The d, ectois to proviie as early
as 10 their judgment is prudent for the
construction, completion aud equipment Of
the company's railroad from the wesiero
terminus Montreal fiver TO Puget Seuod
and for that purpose to employ all the re-
sources OF The ccm paoy SO far as requ led
and to execute such mo,tgs.e aud mort-
cages on the whole or any part Of the line
ccpstructed, and to be constructed with the
appurtenances and land lapds granted BY
Congress appertaining thereto as shall
seem to the bond or directors best calcu
lated to accomplish the early completion Of
the enterprise.
The newly-appeiuied d'tectas o gapized
by electing frederick Billings p. esideo,,
Sam'i Wdkesop, Secretary, Robert L. Bel
kpap, Treasurer, and George Gray, Genera
Counsel. "
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Fears for Arctic Voyagers

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24.-The bark
Legal Tender, which arrived this after noon
flsm the Al cite, repUus that uotb'ug has
been heard OF the Mount Wol'astou, the
V;gilaote or Jeanette. The revenue cut
ter, Thomas Corwia, owing TO the sever
itg Of the p. st wioter aud the Ia diness
In breakiog up Of the ice Ibis suuuer, was
unable to contioue on her erraud. Letters
we've received from some wbaliog ships by
the Legal Tender. They represent they
bad done better up to the time Of writing
than in ordinary seasons, the fleet baviug
captured about bundled aod twenty ve
whales, ell told. Through the Same source
IL is understood the Co, win inteodsd to
touch at Poiut Borrow; then cross over to
the mou.b Of tue Mackspzie river 10 search
of The missing whalers, aCd If no clue Of
them were obtained at either place to pro-
coed thence to Wsnzle Land. Frieods Of
the missing whalsrs are unanimous 10 OK
pressing the belief that potbing will ever
be heard of them or the Jeanette.
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Frankfort BANKERS are interested IN the
Cansdian Pacific Syndicate and 1t Is rea-
soned therefore that there will be Ger
man Immigration on the line Of that road.
Rem. Butler stated recently there were
more Democrats than Republicans In the
War, and . naughty newspaper suggests
that Ben. forgot to state which side they
were on. ss7@ q s:rt ns y ..e
We repuolish on the outside to-day Mr..
Edison's paper In the NorA american Re
vssp la relation to the electric light He
apoopuces &c Is success and will soon
be introd ucsd for general purposes OF light
and pcwes $500. ..#....-
"A party named Radisky, wealthy
Pole, 10 building an Ark ut San Antouio.
Texas. Hesays God revealed 10 bin thsre
wosid shortly 20 xnotbsr HOOD. Coogss1
sbosld enact Law prohibiting him from
taxing In lots ofsasb l,vlux track ~ Noah
gathered up foe biz. imp. A good Commit
tee on SELECTION would save deal oftrosbls
TO tho survivors aud their progeny. Y
The Democrats know The use OF money
In an election. II was Greenbscks that up
rot tbs 1000 Republican majority In Maine,
aud now tho sIndspsndsnf 10 trying to
slaughter Sanders with silver" But
there 10 only one logical deduction from Tho
Indspsndsnt's iar2umeots !: The value Of
silver depends entirely npon tho views Of
The Delegate from Aoniaua; silver has de-
preclated during tho eight years Maginnis
was Delegate; Aaginnis ought not there
fore TO DO reelected. The Democratic par
ty had better stick TO grsanbAcks for argu-.
mcnts. sH ~ FHH ea
--Geperal Hancock does not intend there
shall DO any doubt coDoerning bis attitude
on the question Of rsbsi war elaine. Per-i
haps The solid South y vim stand that
for the sake or sec6rinS - Democratic
President controlling 1o0oOo osscss Bat,
oscs elected, Hancock will have 70 yield
20 Southern dictAtlon Or have = roy with
his party, beside which Andrew JohnsUn's
was feeble. Those 18s electoral votes Win
elect him, II b. Il elected. and they WIN
demand the reward just y Toombs svowA
The minsrity ooaIltton Of everything OPP
posed 70 RspublioAnisn mas hold togsthsr
under tbsmuch- abused name of Democracy
Tor many ys4rs sitter there We soy rsa-
sopabls excuse for IT. existsposs bnt ones
IN power II viii split Or naDoock and Tho
North win Aavs 70 yisld 70 6outAsfn dor
nation. TIE s.6olid nEoath" will b = |
plague 70 The Northern Democracy ifit |
n hslpsd Into power.
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REBEL WAR CLAIMS.

Hancock Says He Would Veto Them.
New YoRK, Sept. 24.-Two important
letters are polished. The first 10 from
Theodore Cook, OF Cincinpati, sskicg Gen.
Haucock for an aurho. Itat've declaration
whether, If electsd President, be would
consent to payment Of claims Of the rsbels
during the war. The reply Of Gen. Han
cook was as follows:
CovERaoR's ISLAND. N. Y, Sept. %.
To Thsodors Cook, Esq., Cincinnati:
SuR:-Your letter of the Goth 10 t. IL re-
ceiyed. I regret that you are disturbed
about that bugbear, Southern war claims.
The peools caouot DO n'sled by It. To
sol impose that rebel claims, or claims IN tho
interest OF the people who were 10 the re-
bellou, can 10 aoy way or any degree DO
coonlenanced al iuputasiou of disloy-
atty such ~ used to be made against the
Democrats sven when they wete IN arms do
fsudIng the country. 10 far ~ 1t touches
mo depoupce 1t. Too govcl ouent can
never pay debt or g.,nt pension or re-
ward OF aoy SOFT for waaiuz war Upou lis
own existence, nor could | be induced to
approve or encourage he payment OF such
Debt. pension or reward. Nobody expects
or wants such "a uuoatui ri sctioo. To
poopose 1t world insult tbe iotelligeuce and
honor OF our people. Wher the rebellion
was crushed the bsresy Of secession in ev-
cry form and in svefy incident went down
forever. Il ID thing Of tho dead past.
We nove forward, not backward. II l
wore President would veto al legislation
which might como before me providiDx for
The % consideration Or payment Of claims Or
any kind for losses or damages TO persons
who were In the REBELLION, whether pardon
I'd or NOT. In relation to Union war claims,
the goverament's obligation to Ito defend
ers como first. They are lastiDg and sacfed.
Nevertheless our government has treated
with great iadulgenoe The clains for Losses
and dAusees suffered " Union msn from
the military operations Of the VA " the
Union, but = hostiIltiss wsrs closed more
than ffrssn gears ago CLAIMS ofthat mature
ars now mostly in ~ bands Of boxers Or
persons other than ths original sufferers,
No bsocmiog stals and 10 ny opinion might
fatally b cons,dsred = barrsd " ths y -
u tims, and. II hereafter s1fsrtainsd 81
~. should - subjeotsd 70 ~ striotsss
.crntiny. Yours vsry ttsly, 81 a
w. b. HANCOCK.
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Coz Bapged

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3d. About two
weeks ago it was discovered that Repre-
sentative Cox, of New York, had adopted
q new and novel method of furthering the
Democratic campaign at the public ex-
pense. Having, perhaps, exhausted his
personal supply of Democratic literature,
Cox forwarded, or eau ed to be forwarded,
TO Washington, addressed to the Demo
cratic Com mittee, bag filed with empty
envelopes and with bis autograph in packa.
ges Of 500. As this was q clear violation OF
law the bag was detained.
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kilograms in Brief.

Fort Dodge, Iowa, had : ti00, 900 Gre
Tuesday night 49, 4
The Chicago Jockey Club having bad :
rather disastrous season win change hands
nsxt year.
Grant, Logan, Conkling, and I. p. Nor
ton visited Gsrdsld 1t Mentor, Ohio, on
Tsssday.
Bishop coryisan Of Newark. N. J., II ap-
pointed ooAdjntor Of IL Archbishop OF N.
7. With right Or succession.
The hsrss disssmpsr has reached New
York and sssms 70 - tho sams - IL "a.
TAe Chief o. ths New York Firs De-
paxtment has bssn Inspecting the New
York thsasres aad says several ars simply
man traps and DEVOID u to nsosssary
means afsxit In IL sweat q panio.
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MURDER OF AN IRISH LANDLORD.
A Bad State Of Affairs Existing.

Bad State OF Affairs Existing.
DUBLIN, Sept. 26.-Lord Mountmoris
was murdered on Saturday night In Rush
cen, within mile OF Clonbur, county Gal
way. The scene OF the assassination was
on neck of land between Lough Mask and
Tough Corrib. The Viscount attended
meeting of magistrates on Saturday at the
court house Of Clonbur. and was seen to
leave town about 8 O'Clock. Half an hour
afterward his horse and carriage arrived at
bis residence, q mile distant, without him.
This aroused suspicion among the family,
and search being made he was found lying
on the side of the road In pool of blood,
lifelsss. The police were at once sent for
and she body was conveyed to Eber Hall,
tho family ssat Of Lord Eber. Mountmor-
liz appears to have received one bullet in
tho head, peDetrating the skull, three in the
nsck and two In the body, any ooe Of the
nix wounds being sufficient to cause bis
death. He was little known except in his
ewn neighborhood, and throughout Mayo
and Galway he had small estates which be
fai med to some extent He had Is tenants
with whom he had most unhappy relations.
Qoi.e recently be obtained ejectmeut writs
against two Of them. AS magistrate be
was unpopular, aud the meeting of justices
which be had been attending passed q res
olution calling upon the government u
adopt coercive measures. 49,.
A land meeting was held to-day near the
place where Lord Moontmor-is was muir.
deied. The speakers disclai Wed any con-
nection of the land league with the MUIR
der. ..f -..
DUBLIN, Sept. 2S.-The murder of Lord
Nountmoi ris has created feeling If alarm
little short of a panic among all respectable
classes. Party differences are for the time
discarded in the presence of q common and
imminent danger. 1t is said on all sides
with equal despoudeucy and bitterness there
is no longer any security for life aud prop
erty, and nobody cas feel safe who ven
tutes to assert his rights or discharge tbs
duties connected with the possession, occu
patton or management of land, If bis acts
conflict with the Interests or prejudices o.
,hose with whom he has to deal. The
country 10 drifting to anarchy.
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California Political Items.

Ban FRARctsco. Sept. 2s.-The Supreme
Court to-day decided that no county or
nunicipal officers are - be voted for ut the
election this fall, either IN San Francisco or
tho interior counties. This undoes = great
amount Of coacty convection work by tbs
various political parties.
The following Characteristic telegram was
forwarded to-day:
James B. Weassr, apostle Of the Ns.s Civil
isation, Indianapolis:
# None but I, airors 10 our cause win fuse
with ths old prostltutsd pa-ties, spread
the light. DENIS KEARHEY.s
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Notes or the Day.

The winged mare IL what they call Maud
8. now.
There arc over 900 patients in the Maps
Insane Asylum.
DR.. Tannar's audiences In New England
are reported "as thin az he was at the end
Of the fast"
Barrel, barrel, who's got the barrel ?'
il the latest game for the children Of aris-
tocratia Democrats.
No commander In the Southern States
has interfered with civil authority more
than Gen. Hancock Horace Greeley.
The cry OF despair comes up from Iudi-
ana. Ia spite Of hrs bar'l Eoalish cries
aloud like Casa, Help me, cashiers, or
sink" eff. a....s. ....
The Oregon Railway and Navigation
Company has increased its capital stock
n, 600, 600, to build and equip branch roads
Minneapolis, Nina. has the largest and
finest Touring min In the world. 1t is car
pable Of turninqx -0ss sS,o0U barrels Of -four
every "a hours. @'
Thnrston, tho editor who tried to MUIR
der Col. d. +. Anthony, Of the Leaven-
worth Times, has been sentenced to IL years
In the Pen,teutisry.
JEFF DAVIS History OF the Rebellion Is r.
be published this fall. he ought to havs
brought 1t out In time to be used a. Dem
oG3tic csUpaiga document. r.
Miss Alice, the daughter of that veteran
correspondent and historian, Ben. Perie,
Poors, will DO married on the Goth inst. tc
Mr.. Frederick Mossly, = young banker Of
Newbusyport, Mass. ......-
An old oyster-digger wno has caught bill
lious aud eaten millions of the delicious hi
valves, was delighted with dish given at ,
cha, ch fair, called "oysier stew" he saie
1t was new to him. He was sitk and tired
of oysters. U.-
AckIIo, of Louisiana, 10 sors ever tht
way ,be Dsmoc, ats treat him, aud threat.
ems to elect the Republican candidate fol
Congress In bis District, il 1t appea:s b.
CAM get 1t himself IL 10 believed he Cal
make good bis threat.
The President Of rbe Mine 8 Union o
Virginia City, New. received ,be following
telegram from L. o. Trent of Belmont, n
T.: Montana Is short 200 quartz MIXERS
how is Virginiap" The Enterprise take'
the responsibility Of saying that Montans
can "fill her short " on the Comstock.
The Democratic press Is devoting all 1t.
energies to 90 effort to prove that Secreta
ey Shermaa and the Republican party haf
nothing to do with securing resumption
Oh, OF course not. 1t was the declaration
in the National Democratic platform of VI
that the Resumption Act was "biudrlncs
to resumption" and ought to be repealed
which did the business.
The significance of John /. Daveuport''
resignation as clerk Of the federal court 81
New Yo'k is that he 's to devote bis whole
time to defeating the ends Of the TammauJ
and Irving Hall election bulldozers, 10 BIZ
capacity as supervisor of elections. Here
tofore BIO has been hampered in his politica
supervision by other Official duties. Tit
New York City election IL to be CAREFUL,
, super vised this time, and the line win b.
drawn rigidly on the old-time frauds.
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Working for Hancock.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 29.-The adj
dress OF The Democratic State COMMITTEES
OF Alabama appears to-day. 1t thoroughly
endorses Gen. Han cocks letter On the
claims question and aumniog up says:
Our party in Alabama staods com mitted
by its platform, by the action Of every do
partnent OF the State government and By
tho judges Of its courts elected by It:
Fnst, To acceptance Of the results Of tho
war. a H% Eaa Eaa
Second, To the equal political rights Of
every citizen. 60 +
Third, To the faithful maintenance Of
public credit, State and National and nm
Ainchisg obligations. il
Fourth. To tho free and fair exercise Of
the elective franchise. staz IA 81
Fifth, TO the strictsst scenomy in the
administration Of public affairs.
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Missoula Republican Ticket.

For Repres entatve-W. b. HARLAN.
For Joint epresentative-WM. THOMPSON.
For District Attorney-F. r, Mcbride.
For Sheriff and Arsessor-E. A. KINNEY.
For Treas ano SuDt. scpoos-DWIGhT HARDING
For Clerk and Recordcr--C. M. sEDGWICK.
For County ommissioners-EDGARE Il. WARREN.
FRANK d. DECKER.
For Coroner-R, A, WELLS.
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The Pacific coas. All Right.

CHICAGO. sspt 2s.-EmoFy A. Storu ~
turning from thu Pacific Coast speaks vsry
ebssrfully ssd hopefully II the prospects
FOR Republicans thsrs. Thsrs ID no disaE-
fiction among Republicans according TO
his observations and thoss who ought to
know ars confident OF carrying NOT only
Caiifosnia, bit every other Psciao Cosss
State. saeHs III wH a i
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Beaverhead Republican Ticket.

For Representative-E. u UTTER.
For Joint Representatiye-WM. THOMPSON.
For District Attorncy-F. r. HcBBIDE.
For sheriff and Assesror-DAVID hEINHART.
For Treasurer and sapt. Schools-OTro KtEMM.
For PROBATE Judge and Recorder-G. @. EARLE.
For County ommissiuner-PhILIR .THohNE.
Eor Coroncr--p H. HAMILTON,
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Deer Lodge County Republican Ticket.

For Representatives. X Pspnrr
sUEU. w. IRWIN,
GEO. w. MORSE,
DAVID JOHNS, #t
JOHN M. BKLL, q
CHAS. 3. WARREN.
For sheiif-D. ". UPTON.
For Treasurcr-LEW. COLEMAN.
For Clerk and Recorder-A. c. WRITER
For County Commissioper-wM. M. JACK.
FOR rroDatt Juuge-UKREN kMERsUN.
For County Asseseor-GE0. w. JONES.
For supt. Public fnstruction-DR. l.. X. HOLMES,
For County Surveyor-G. A. KELLOGG.
For Coroner-Z. IA. HAINES.
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Sherman Wanted,

WAsAfNGToN, Sept. 24.-Tbe.e 10 pres.
siug deuand for Secretary Sherman to 20
to New York and mako speeches prioci pal
y upon The financial record Of the present
sdmiuistratioo, which Senator Copkliua
did not touch upon very largely. There
arc also constant spplicat ions for the Secre.
tary from OHIO aud Indiana, He has ar
ragged to 60 10 Ohio next week and will
speak there and in Indiana until election,
when he will vote and then visit New Yori
and Pennsylvania, making speeches in both
States. .#eat sr se.t ..~srs -.-.
The Treasury estimates will reduce the
debt $12, 900 900 at least this month. The
revenue Of the past year has been over a
million dollars for each working day, name
" 1894, ooo, 600, against 1914, o0O, 900 in '79
despite the reduction Of the tobacco tax.
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THE ALABAMA ENDoRsEMEHr.

The swiftness with which the Alabama
State Democratic Committee PUSHES to tho
support Of Hapcock's position on the rebel
war claims and other issues, suggests col
fusion and managing to suppress great
apprehe lsion existing In the North. But
1t has been badly managed. Alabama 10
not credible witness. The committal
to "eQual political rights F" BY State that
in 1879 cast . Republican vots of 90 ,272
and IN 1880 had no Republican vote, while
the Democrats report majority Of $4,000,
known to exceed the entire Democratic
vote OF the State, will not carry much
weight with responsible men. Equal
political rights " there refer only to those
who vote the Democratic ticket. It's COM
INITIAL to the results OF the war is equally
falacious. 1t 10 known to DO determined
by the Democratic party, II Hancock ID
elected, to procure an enlai gsmsnt OF the
Supreme Court with every new member
either from the South or committed to
Southern interests, and IL from IL can BE-
procured decisions that any Of the legisla-
ton establishing !" the results OF the war =
10 unconstitutional. Is the DsnGccsStic par
~, hsss ,asclarsd, 1t win BE- swept down sns
the country retained TO . worse condition
than existed at the close OF che war. Their
is not principle avowed BY the Alaban'
Committee that the Democracy OF tina
State has not opposed, nor one 1t will hest.
tate to oppose again.
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A Gum Elastic Greed.

PHILADELrHIA, Sept. 28.-Tn the Pan
P,esbytersn Assembly to-day Dr.. Nelson
Of New Aebrides pleaded for . sboi teoioG
OF tbe creed, leav.og Subsidiary things Of
belief to tho iodividaal conscience. His
Picsbytery bad adopted tho London Mic
sion creed and thsre was no dinicnlty found
in admitting carnibals to his church on
that confession which could be written on
one short psgs.
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WAsHrxoros, Sept. 5.-Capk Howgate
rsceiyed the following telegram from u.
Do.ns. Who went ont IN comusud d tho
az ploring party N the Gulnare:
6r. JoHRs, n. r., Sept. %.
Dart. d. ". Hewg0tS -.
I The Gulnare returned LIST evening. She
loet az boat and I'll tbs deck load In >
rals o. ths 81 Of August.
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Chinese Must Go.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-The Daily Nevs says
the experiment Of running tho Sampson
Manufacturing Company's shoes shop 1t
North Adams, Massachusetts,, with Chi
ness labor, has proved failure, and the
last Celestial has departed for moro con-
genial field OF labor. A short time since
Mr. Sampson was IN this city, and then
expressed hiuself much better satisfied
wirh Chioese thao Caucasian labor, a. hs
said it was steadier aod moro dependence
could be placed upon 1t. He does not nov
give reasons for abandoning the project, but
Of course they must be satisfactory to him
cell.
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Yellowstone journal.

Miles City has now 4 resident minister and viii
seon have church.
"Iwant to be m angel etc, J" II all very nice, hut
great many n this county would prefer the sherif.
atty. NJ s a#
Gen. Anderson. Surveyo--iA -chief Of the N. r RR,
arrived On Mondiy and left Thursday for the eastern
end Of the Fen dOrele division. He b accompanied
with three teams, loaded with tsnts eatables. etc.
n. P. Clark, the contractor Of the Yellowstone d.
vision, has purchased the steamer Eclipse to be used
transfer packet between Glcndive and Miles City
next summer, for both pasee0gers and freight