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SUMMONS.

IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR
Athr county ot Beaver Head, Territory Of Montana.
Thomas TAFT plaintiff, against Dcxt,r w. How :rd
defendant.
The people Of Montana. send greeting +, Dexter
W. Howard thu ,'"ve named defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in IN action
hrnugh, against Ivy the ah"vc named plaintiff in
the Prun,t C"ur. in and for the County Of Beaver
Head, Territory ut MOntlna, and to answer the
complaint filed therein. within ten d,vs. texcl sivc
f the day of srrvicc| after the service nt this
summons, or judgement Ivy default will h. taken
against you. according, to the PRAYER of said Com
pl.int The said Action Is brought to- rerovcr the
sum os 300 for ;Sdavs lahH p:rrncd bv plaintiff
for v,M II. tween the 9th av of April 1881 and the
,th d:.v Of June 1851, also the further
Of SW.r,, Loan Il to vmfhy plaintiff, or about the
nth day Of Nav 'SSi. also to tha further
ars ~ ." ts''as :, n %sss rs %c,a
her .; 1881. and hv him assigned to this plaintiff
June nth 1881, all of which will fully appear bv
retcr.nc. to said complaint file in this office and
| the sheriff ol said Beaver Head County has duly
attached the n.cessary affidavit and nnlert.k-
ing ha> ing been filed for and in h. half Of SAID plain.
tilt herein. the following dos ribbed property. r wit
The undivided onc half interest ut in and to tina,
| certain placer mining claim known us "Einc Gold
Bar. together with the undivided one half of III,
water right. bitches, funrs, cabin and corrall
ncctcd herewith. and situate thereon, all being sit
| u,c in II w>e Prairie Mining District. Beaver Head
County. Montana Territory.
You are hereby notified. that It YOU fail to aI,,e,,
the said plaintiff will take Judgment against YOU il
| accordance with tn, PRAYER ot said complaint fo
Ss,1oo, ,r,,ng interest and the costs Of s,,,t.
Given under INV hand and the seal III the Probate
/ .---. Court, in and for the County of ls-,Sc
SEAL. J Head. Territory "f Montana. this 7th d.,
.--. oflu!y IN the wear Of our Lord, one ,',o>
ana eight hundred and eighty one.
s,-.S! Pan. u. M,t;"lG". Clerk
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and make the day day Of freedom indeed
with no restraint, good breeding, gentle
manly and lady like conduct to govern
all, and such it was trnly-happcs' day ct
all the year. As old Sol who had been
smiling and watching the gay throns, began
to turn his larry head down toward the
West, seemingly to regret that he could
not stay up all night and see the Sheridan
fire works and go 10 Fred Schulz ball at
the school house and take supper with the
dancers and have Il good time generally
thu. pic nickcrs began to string out towards
town and although eating and drinking al!
day they were as hungry as bears, espec-
iallv the children, who were all there to see
the grand display in theevcniny. The streets
were crammed, hundreds at. at the Hotel oi
the good substantial fare which is always
found wherever Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schulz
preside.
AS the evenin, shadows threw their sa'
bic mantle over Madison County, music
with its voluptous swell and soul inspiring
strains drew the rosy checked lass and the
sturdy young ranchman toward the schoo
house, when the many dancers went t'
trir the light fantastic toe and breathe swee
and love inspiring thoughts into each Others
ears, away from the old folks watchi,' ewes
II - Nonews OF inl!N,rtac..
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Nothing Short of Cnmlstakable
EeNcil.X.

Conferred upon tens of thousands OF sui
icrrrs could originate and maintain the
reputation which AyEk's SARsAraR'LLA
enjoys. 1t is Il compound OF the b>st veg
.,ablc Alternatives, with the lodides OF Po.
,assiu,n and Iron, ard il the most eits, tual
of all remedies for scrotuo,.>, me'curit!, or
blood disorders. Uniformly successful and
certain in its remedial effects. it produces
rapid aud comrl te cures Of Scrotul., Sores,
Boils, lIu,nors, Pimples, Erupti"n~, Skin
Diseases and all disorders rising from i'm
purity Of the blood. by its invigora'!ny
etiests it always relieves and often cures
Liver Complaints, Female Weaknesses ant
Irregularities, and is n potent rel'ewcr @
vitality. For purifying the blood II has mt
equal. 1t tones up the system, re>tore
and preserves the health, and imparts viSo
and energy. For forty years it has bee,
in extensive use, and is to-day the mos
available medicine for the suffering sick
anywhere.
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COURT DIRECTORY.
Tines ant Places for Holding District Courts In
Montana.
FIRST DISTRICT

FIRST DISTRICT.
In Madison county, ut Virginia City, SECOND
Monday in November, and hrd Monday in March.
In Jefferson county. ut iadcrshnrg. first Monday
II Scp,. mhtr.; third Tuesday in February.
In ti.ll,tin county, ut nuzv,,r,n, third Monday in
Octohcr, and third Monday in April.
In Custer county. 1T Miles City, fourth Monday in
September, and fourth Monday in Nav.
SECOND DISTRICT.
In Deer Lodge county, at Deer IAsage City.
nnd Monday in April: first Monday in September
first Monday in December.
In Missoula county, at M,ss"nla. fourth Nl,nla,
IN June; second Monday in November.
In tsr:,vrr,e,d county, ai u Rlnn,ck, first Mu',la.
in June: second Monday in Octohcr.
In Silver lsow county, first Monday IN May ant
foar,h Monday in September.
THIRD DISTRICT.
In Choteau county. ut Hcn,t,n. IN the thrt
ru,sl y in rril and the first Tuesday in September
In M:ayhcr County. ut White sulphur Springs
IN the first Tuesday in April and the third raesla.
IN O,to,cr.
In Lewis and ,rkc county. ut Helena. first Mon
dav in Nav and thc first No',dN in November.
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n Office. !.
ro TIE BEAvERlIEAD PUBLIC.

TO TIE REAVEKIIEAD PUBLIC.
The CO. partnership now existing between th- W.
dcrsigned, under the firm name "f Trlsk 4 Graves
ut the towns of lMnnack and Dillon, in the County
Of Beaver Head NJ T., will b. dissolved Ivy litnlta'
tim on Octol,cr ,st 1887, by which date the boo
accounts Of the firm and all accounts tac us must "
settled up. Having hc"n cn.a .cd for number I"
years in business, we desire to give friends and
customers timely notice of the approaching dissolu
ton si our firm, thu, settlement o all accounts may
c rtit,tcd by that time Thanking MANY friends
:,nl customers for the liberal patron ,e cAtt NJ
Cd US during years of hu>in 81. We hope they vii
respond to this notice promptly that wem,. In emit
", to close our accuantS without delay.
TRASk Il GRAVES.
In order to reduce stock otter spec'a
inducements to cash IN ,rrs. - !
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Sherid:an 1ofes.

AS a description Of the celebration nj In.
dependence Day will not bc complete nor
acceptable to your readers without a gusl,,
must begin by saying that tue re>rlend
ant orb Of day arose l., all ~ b:luty ald
majesty OF the largest AMI m 'st m,s,ii-
cent flame known t, the people OF NJ mt ina
fall two hours before th. regular time.
but with all the effort possible could no,
get ahead OF the small boy who was up at
midnigh. or perhaps the night before ana
made his pfcscnc. know, by III. regular
explosi IN OF ire.crackcrs and torpedocs to.
getter With every available thing with Il
hole in to fill with pow!cr Tor noise, one
piece oi gas pipe burst AL seat fragment
through the Schulz Hotel III .kin,a clean
sweep OF the l,ar.room ana hole in the op-
posite wall, fortunately injuring no onc--;'
cracker thrown up, in falling cxpl"dcd
within few inches Of Johnny Th 'm.s
face and placed him hors-tie.comlat for
some days, it is thought he will not loose the
sight OF an cy.--.ittle Glib NJ ~ " tunNled
out oi wagon on his head which laid him
up, is out now but lost the sights. The
good people OF our little \ roads yer, gen
ero,.slv contributed funds for regular
head. quarters fla, and fire works, rockets,
roman candies, pin wheels, and many other
kinds among the rest number OF balloons
which were sent up amil the voicclc>s
cheers OF fthc older folks and to the Won
dcr,n.n' ot the little ones. First in order
was the ric. nc on Indian creek most dc
liy:,ttul place. Early in the day was s.csl
carriages, spring wagons, lu'nhcr wagons
busyics and Il regular troop of cavuse
!. with young America Oh their backs wend
ing their way to the grove which h.'d bce'
carefully prepared the day before by DR.
!. Riyhtenour and his assistants. The Who'll
| country turned out without tormalitv bring
!, ing with them all the good things catahe
i which careful house wives XIV 50 vel
= how to pcrrarc. Lemonade, tea, cotts'. "a"
cold water, were the beverages drinkahl'
r, Nc'er was day spent SO pleasantly, ''v S
i large crowd OF young and old. Th
y Ni>s.s Christensen. Lizzie Means, an
:. others whose names are not known t" Nol
10 reporter dispensed smiles. lemonade al
- good things to tn. h:>htul ONES. making a
! tcvl turv were among friends. 1t had i,et
" decided to omit The usual reading OF I!
Declaration ~ lni .nndrncc and adAres
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1'egal Nofifrs.
.fO2IgE or FI.vAL E.N'z'Rl.
UNITED STATES LAND Officr, ;
\ a. (

t'l,rEp STATES LAND OffiCr.
HELENA, NJ. r., jan. 10, 1851.
AYOrrCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN follow;n. named settler has filed notice Of h.r
application to make ti'.al rot in support Of h.r
pr,t viii I've rn,dc hefor. A. r. 6;ractcr, Probate
Judge Of Beaver Head County. NJ. r.. at the county
seat of said county, on Monday the 18th day "t luv
,,Ss, for the : 4 u of the n W \, the $ w 4 ri
the N + x, and the y :: Of the $ = y ot Sec. NOD
TIP No. 10 of X No. II ". md she names tn. f"l'
lowing witnesses tn prove her continuous residence
un,,n and cultivation .t s,d tracts, viz: David T.
Metn, George GRAY, Ihonr,s H. Ellis and Albert
Young. All of Bl,nack, Beaver Head County,
Montana. .
lS-s1 J. II. Nor, Reg;>t.r
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Now Store.

Mr.. r. p. Bate.,an, the Pioneer Mer-
chant Of Sheridan, will reopen his store at
that place about the ,sth inst, with new
and selected stock Of general merchandise.
Mr. Baten,an, long and favorable known Il,
the people of Madison and adjoining coun-
ties, will without doubt, on his return to
business, bc patronized by his many old
customers, and meet with success.
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n oTiCE Z.

All i"rsnn> owning stock, or do,,csti,. animals,
In and about Dillon. must keep such stock from,
running At large. shall b. under the necessity
Of shutting such stock up causing thc owners to paw
charges thereon. JonN r. DlHGLEy.
Dillon NJ, +. June TO- 1851.
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A Bargain

III parlor Organs may be secured by call.
ing a: this office. Two due bills on Stan
dard Organ Company's, for sale at /; little
over hall price. Cali soon.
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NOTICE.

All PARTIES knowing themselves indebted
to the late firm Of Rife u Ayles, will
please call and settle a. 5. Rife.
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Spring Wagons.

\ car Of the celebrated "Mitchel" Four
Spring Wagons Just arrived. The Burr
patent Body and patent coupling used OH
ly on our Wagons. An examination is re-
spcctftllv solicited.
L. b Mattison, Gen'i Agent,
D;,lu,
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For Sale.

Four and onc-half acres OF ground. Il
good house, shop and water power, on Mill
Greek, in the town Of Sheridan. For par
ticulars, call at this office, OF OH John Tenn
pie, Sheridan.
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HiVNiCk LODGE Ne. 3 L. O. o. p.
GLENDALE. ", r.

Il regular mrsiig,. 81 tile ihvnack LoL... No {,
l. q. o. f. -~Hy T.. kli ~ N..su.Si,v of each :,.SI
a.St ~ IIsit'a. trssarsv. IL .,oaf ii .v.fins ar.
y,:!s.f 10 attend.
lkkriG.;. \. q.
H. l. NoPrN. Scc'y.
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&ARRIED

--RonrRTs.-At the Madison
House, in Virginia City, Monday July +th,
1881. Mr.. Clark Si,oir> to Mrs. !ane T..
Roberts. all oi Sheridan.
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Dillon, April 10TH, 1851.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The Firm nf f. Rourk & Son, is this dly dssn>el
by mutual consent. The business will he c,n,imel
hvJ H. Rourk, who will s>ttlc all accounts ". thu:
old firm. Il. RouRk,
April ~, lSSi. IIs-,0l J II. Rourk,
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Between the Milliner shop OF Mrs. Wells
Il Hanson and the Valley House a hunrl,
OF keys. The finder is requested to- lc,v,.
them at the POst.oificc
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ORES BOUGHT.

The Hecla Consolidated Mining COMPANY, will
buy Gold, Silver and Lead Orc IL III, best market
prices. Send for Price List.
Assays made ut reasonable rates.
II. kNIrr. NsEKG, Genl Man.
Glendale, Montana
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Wagon Sheets, Ill sizes, at J.. g. Matti-
sons Mitchell Wagon Depot
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Notice OF Dissolution.

The firm of Edwards Il Taylor is this
day Dissolved BY mutual consent. Mr.. Ed.
wards retires from the business, which viii
b. conducted by W. b. Taylor, who will
collect all bills and pay all debts of the old
firm.
F. l.. Edwards,
w. Il. Tayhr
H;li<,,, Nrrs1 ,~.i, CO.
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Seventy.Fiye Days Oh the Road.

y car load Of the Celebrated Columbus
Steel Scrapers just received at John W.
l-owclls, having been seventy five days On
the road. These >crapsr~ are the best
made and will b. sold at Bed Rock prices.
NS-I0)
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The finest lot OF peaches ever shipped tn
Montana, came up from Utah last night bs
express. They are for sale h., Bl,ncrt, \
Howell
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!he best fruits grown in Ct.,., can be had
at Hlancstt Il Iiowe.l.s
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NAILS.
LOST.

The mails close att o'cloc., r. m., and ut
s O'Clock Il. m.
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TAKEN UP.

One sorrcl horse, : or 9 wears
old, strip in forehead, lett hind
foot white, saddle and collar
marks, no brand.
The owner is requested TO
pay ch"ryes and take the ami.
II. Sullivan,
MNrr7,vs Ranch.
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ESTRAYElD.
TAKEN Up.
Taken Up.

@S Came to my place, about yc,r
nj ago. one roam horse. ar 9 years
yA ASAJ old. branded diamond v On l;,r
MI III shoulder and vented on left ,h,:.,
NN-N Also carnc to my place, over |;
A&ASAA years ago one dun bald frc
horse wears old has saddle and collar marks,
brand, large heart on lett thigh
ii. Sullivan.
(lSl Murr;,v'S Ranch.
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The appointment OF Rev. f. C. Prcut Z:
this place is changed from the 81 t" tn.
10th OF July
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ESTRAY.

MN Came to my ranch about five
~~W|-s months ago. one small bay pony,
III 5 years old, branded {; on lett
. SxHH shoulder. saddle marked,
M N gentle. Philip Lowell.
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u
thousand still to come, which would follow
| on to Montana in the near future.
Mr.. w. r. Boardnan, a practical a>sayer
from Butte, has been looking over the field
Of mining operations in Bitter Root. lie is
so we'll pleased with the outlook that he pro.
poses t. locate an ASSAY office in Stephens
vile, and has gone to Butte to procure ma.
ter;al for that purpose. lie took with him
about II ton of ore from the leads around
Stevensville, for treatment at Butte to as
certain the practical value otthc rock.
| \ sad accident occurred in Missoula on
Roy Williams, Il bright little fellow nearly
two years Of age. His mother had nc:l
sion t. so over t. a neiyhb,r's, only a few
rods awav, and lett him at home, playing
with his dog. Soon after she heard the lit.
tie boy cry. and returned home to find him,
missing. Fearing that he had fallen into
the mill ditch which flows through the
yard, she alarmed his father and others and
search was immediately made for him. liz
aoated from the house to the mill, a dis
tancc Of about two hundred and fiftv ward.
when he was discovered. All efforts to re-
>"ssitate the poor child were in vain; lii;
: had fled ere assistance reached him. lh.
funeral took place u. the Methods, churc,
ednest!av morning at ten o'clock, a,t
was attended by a large number of oul
>vmpa,hizing citizens.
Press.
The river is falling ;,.,ou, ,wo inches ~,
day. although i, has not reaches! the !evc
recorded last week The heavy rains raise,
it rapidly and its effects are now disappear
ing
,. Capt. Dewey received IA 81, of survey
= = 'ns instruments per steamer Benton whicl
' are the finest We have seen. 1t has the so
Tar attachments ara other convenience.
required in accurate work.
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FOREIGN BRIEFS.

st. Johns, N. B., May 27.-Three
men were drowned to-day by being
arried over a dam.
Berlin, May 27.-The missionaries
who .are trying to make proselytes in
Germany, are to be expelled from the
country.
Lemberg, May 27.-The country seat
Of General Prince Lubomirsky, at ,Kas-
zowatz, in Ukraine, was attacked by
peasants and completely demolished.
Berlin, May 27.-The first electric
railway is now working in the vicinity
Of Berlin so satisfactory that a second
is proposed to run to another district
of the suburbs. The cost of construc-
is e., 500 per kilometres,
st. Petesburg The Jews here do not
favor the stsps taken BY Jews Id Eng
land relative to the condition Of those
in Russia, and deprecate any interven-
ton on the part of England as being
calculated to retard promised reforms.
st, Petersburg: 1Gortschakoff is ex-
pected here on the End Of June, The
report of the premature accouchement
Hessy Of Helfmann is oficially denied,
Admiral Lessofsky, commanding
theR Russian Squadron In the Pacific, has
been ordered to return to st. Peters
burg. a SOT Al Ef,f
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Mr.. Phil. II. Kerby, manager fol
Robert McWade's company, is in town
engaged in advertising his company
who will appear at Chase's theatre next
Thursday and Friday evenings.
Mr.. John Shingle will leave on Mon
day for North Park. Z
Hon. Herman Haas returned yester-
day from North Park, where every
thing looks well. he says.
Mr.. Robert Walker, of the firm o.
sheidley, Walker & Co., successors tc
Walker & johnson, will return to hi.
ranch this morning.
Hon. j. Z. Friend returned to Raw
Inns yesterday.
doc" Howard is in from his ranch
on Horse creek. = =
W. H.Miller of Ft. Collins is in town
Hon. Joe Goerney is getting arount
again from his late illness.
Mr.. p. W. Carroll, of the star restau
rant, will start for the North Park il
day or two for short stay.
Mr.. ]. F. Jenkins is now the sole
proprietor of the business formerly con
Quoted by J. w. Seytle & Co.
At Dyer's:-Wm. Lloyd, Omaha
Geo. R. Atkinson, Leadville, Colorado
W. d. Chandler and wife, New York
]. Willitts, New Boston, Ills; John A.
Dial, Ed. b. Satwell, Fort Laramie
VIM. Brown and wife.
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An Accident ON the Denver and Rls
' A Grande.-

3 { e
Denver, Col, May ga Times
special says = A serious accident oc-
CURED on the Denver and Rio Grande
railway this morning, near Granite.
A collision between q freight and con-
istruction trains resulted in the death Of
one man, probably fatal injury to
four, while four others are seriously
injured. Conductor Brooks and the
engineer of the freight train are to
blame, having disobeyed orders. The
engineer skipped the country and has
not since been heard from. The fol-
lowing are the names of the dead and
wounded as far as can be learned at
present: Pat. McMahon, of Leadville,
dead; VIM. Wright, of st. Louis,
dying VIM. Horrigan, of McGreggor,
Iowa, not expected to live and John
Williams, Of Chicago, will probably
recover.
The construction train was backing
north from Granite. when the south
bound freight train suddenly rounded
the corner and crashed into the caboose
Of the construction train, containing
twenty men. killing one and injurinR
ten others. The following is the list Of
killed and injured: Killed. Patrick Nc
Mann; fatally injured, John Williams,
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st. Louis: 1t is stated that Jay Gould
controls the Memphis and Little Rock
railroad.
Louisville: There was great sale of
blooded horses yesterday, eighteen sell
ing for over s17, 900.
Chicago: The debts of Lawrence &
Martin, liquor dealers, amount to
$47, 100; assets, $4,000.
New York: Max Strakosch made an
assignment to-day. He is absent and
the particulars have not been obtain
able.
New York: The Cornell crew will
sail for England horing to enter the
Henley races, despite the decision ex-
Guiding them.
Boston: The 18th annual convention
Of the National woman's suffrage 2sso-
citation opened today, with Elizabeth
Cady Stanton presiding.
Pittsburg : A kerosene explosion from
starting a fire with fluid destroyed the
dwelling and Mrs. Eggler and one child.
Mr.. Eggler is raving mad. i.
Kansas City: The Duke of Suther-
land, en- route to California, and Secre-
tary Lincoln and Gen. Mcdowell
passed through here to-day.
Little Rock: A party of mounted men
entered the town of Mountain Home
and robbed Talbot's safe of several
thousand dollars and escaped.
New York: The Manhattan railroad
case has been postponed on the ground
that counsel for many of the holders of
bonds,' Roscoe Conkling. could not be
present.
City of Mexico: The Grant contract
was approved by the Senate. Grant
and Eads leave for the United States
to-day. They will sail tomorrow for
New Orleans. ito
Cochrane, Ga: Mrs. Toney Garrett,
and daughter to-day quarrelled, where:
upon the daughter with shotgun shot
off the top of her mothers head. Her
father coming home, he nearly beat her
to death. Both mother and daughter
are dying.
San Francisco: A. j. Tritz. promi-
nent local democratic politician, and
captain of Calling battery N. G. C.,
suicided at his residence last night by
hanging himself to the bed post. Cause
supposed to be temporary pecuniary
embarrassment.
Columbus: John L. Thompson denies
that, as sergeant-at-arms of the ma
tional house, he is short. His business
manager is careful man and would
undoubtedly have notified him Of any
shortage. He not having done so, none
could have occurred.
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head cut and leg broken; VIM. Wright,
leg broken in three places and other
wise bruised; w. Harrigan. leg broken
and badly bruised about the head; Ira
A Fry, head cut and thigh injured; /;
Jas. McFay, head cut; Pat Vaughan,
bruised side and back; A. C. Rust,
bruised back and side; Dennis Mahony,
slightly injured. Those fatally injured
will probably not survive the night.
The dead and wounded were removed
to Leadyille.
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EmIBslOnB. AV6rBiOh TO Society, DImneSs OF
Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital fiuiJ
passing unobserved in the urine and man,
other diseases that lead TO insanity .no
death. ~fr
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE wi
agree TO forfeit five hundred dollars for a case
OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatment)
will not cure, or for anything impure or In
furious found In 1t. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL
INSTITUTE treats all private diseases sue
cessfully without mercury. Consultation
Free. Thorough examination and advice
including analysis Of urine. IS. Price OF VI
tai RESTORATIVE, 81 a bottle. or four
times the quantity. $40. sent TO any address
d, sent without 81. 90 with order as guaran !.
teel secure from observation. and In private
paine II desired, by
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Chicago, May p. James II. West.
overs young daughter aged sixteen,
and living at Markesan poisoned
herself yesterday by swallowing large
quantity Of baking powder, sodine and
strschnine, because her father. had for
bidden her to the house of her lover
Daniel Murray aged 49, The latter
learning Of the girls death committed
suicide With the same compound.
Henry Crate, ! aerman, went into
q north side saloon this morning. and
drank q pint OF Hhisksy. He then laid
awaeer with the barhssper that he could
drink = quart Of whisksy before leayine
the bar. He accomplishod this feat, in
q few minutes, but on turning around
70 walk out fall dead. The barkeeper
has been arrested. -aiRg,7 :,
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