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Brady Will Fight Back.

WASHINGTON, june brady reroses un-
bounded confidence IN his ability to clear
hiuselr, and proposes TO Turn the tables ca
his acrusers. IL Is r'.mored Brady intends to
enter sd't FOR c.timinal libel against the Az
torney-Ger.esal and Postmaster General a
soon p indictments are found against ,.,im
F.e does this evidently on the theory u at h,
| Is Innocent and relies upon congv .ssiona
investigation TO vindicate his o.ficls', acts.
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Severe storm in Deadwood.

DEApwooD, June GA terrible hail and
wind Storm passed over this city this afte--
noon, doing great damage. Han stones the
size or he'd eggs fe'l for over two hours. One
stone measured 20 inches In circumference.
Al Viii iwind struck In Deadwood gulch near
the confluence of Wbitewood and Deadwood
gulches completely destroying four houses,
killing one woman, TIE wife of Jno. A. VOL
cot, Of s.. Louis, aid seriously Touring Mrs.
Tho ras and Der two Young CHILDREN. Hun
dreds OF .rees on the hillside were uprooted
anil hurled In some Instances distances of
over 500 fec. Telegraph poles we're torn up
4 distance or nearly ! nile. The whirlwind
separated before reaching the fhickly settled
part or the iown-otherwis the damage
woald have been simply fearful.
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Ireland 8 Troubles.

DUBLIN, June 3.-There was a rio. at
Bodyke, county Glare, to-day. Eighty po-
lice assisted tue bailif at evictions. As the
police neared hoase fire was opened upon
them from behind fences. The police adj
vanced in skirmishing order aud returaedth the
fire. The house was found occupied by
armed men. The police marced Ia the front
door and after severe eacoaater dispersed
the occupants and took possession. Thirty
prisoners were captured. When the police
were retiring with the prisone's they were
again attacked and some men wounded.
One farmer was killed by blow with the
butt end o. gun. Several Civilians were
severely injured. The police arrested si-s-
teen rioters, all armed with rides, which
were taken from them and then they wee
allowed to 90 on bail. A son of Lord Dun
sandle was wounded. A flying column Of
englneers, artillery, Infantry and cavalry
left Dublin for Pallas to assist in the ekecu-
ton of eviction DEGREES. Engineers Will re-
pair the bridges broken by the popuiace to
prevent the passage of the artillery. The
expedition to New Pallas IL also dispatche
to capture the castle held by the Land
Leayuers. The facts in the Goshawk affair."
a.e that the people preventative police from
landing, aud the Goshawk subsequently
attempted to land them, but without sue
cess. 81 H-s-asssfs ss.s5
LONDON, June 3.-There was serious
riot at yBodyke, county Glare, yesterday.
Accounts from Ennis state that Lieutenant
Colonel John O'Callaghan and DR.. fOCal-
| laghan, accompanied by eighty police and
| bailia, went TO the village of Bodyke TO
serve writs of eviction on some of O'Cal-
lagnans tenants. People were gathered
together by the ringing OF the church bells
and blowing of horns; they assembled by
thousands in the village and on the sur
rounding heights and attempted to impede
the progress of the police force. The first
collision took place at the entrance to the
town. Six mounted policemen were ordered
to charge the crowd which barred ingress to
the village. Ia the charge one man was se.
verely injured. From the threatening atti-
tude OF the people it was deemed advisable
to send for achievements, and mounted
trooper was dispatched TO Scarif for sol.
diers. The force quanered there consisted
OF forty men OF the Sizty-fourth on foot,
were soon on the ground. In the meantime
the bailiff and Colonel O'Callaghan weot to
the first house TO be served, and regular
fusilade was opened On the party from the
heights. Rev. Mr.. Murphy, In runniog up
The hill to implore the people to desist, had =
narrow escape f.om being shot, bullet pee
foratiug his coat. Meanwhile firing wa:
continued and the riot act having been reas
the nrc wigs returned BY the police, who
charged the people, and after hot pursui,
or half mile they captured sixteen Of thu
men. These, however, managed TO get rid
| of their guns.
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THE London Mems says Ignatief, called to
the direction Of Russian affairs by the Gar,
10 the most rampant Panslayist In Russia and
known to the Turks as "the Black Foz."
He is obnoxious to Tarkey, Austria, Russia,
@ ..many and Great Britain, and is described
as the prophet Of intrigue and irritation and
q dip,omatist In whose most solemn assur-
ances not the least reliance can be placed
From this IL would seem the Car Is about
TO use counter-irritant for his Nihilistie
troubles, but II he incites an alliance against
Russia Of the Powers mentioned the remedy
will be rs bad M the disease.
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THE ST. Johns correspondence Of the New
York Herald, under date Of May n, contains
the following: "The ice-pack now travelling
southwark Is one Of the heaviest that has
ever passed the shores of Newfoundland.
The extreme southern end OF the pack Is now
about latitude 40 deg. 30 min. north, and
from the average rate Of Its southern DRIFT IL
must, within few days, intercept the track
OF NIL ocean steamers running between Great
Britain and the several parts OF the United
States. Concurrently with this vast ice-fuld
and vending their way southwark over the
great banks OF the Newfoundland are count
less icebefgs Of huge, unwoated size. During
the past two days several OF those tremendous
Arctic monsters have passed within sight OF
the highlands Of 1t. Johns, one Of which was
not less than 1000 feet In length and 500 feet
In heght.n
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rev 1efM LcEsSsatutSTAhS@s~ sSs"& S~sN'~~3
ALBANY, June Ain the Joint Convex
ton to-day the first vote on successor to
Roscoe Conkling stood Is follows: Jacobs 81.
Conkling 20. Wheeler Is, Cornell 10, Rogers
10, Bradley l, Crowley Q, Lapman 4. The
following Senators were paired: Astor with
Fowler, william, with Murtha, Pitts with
Seebacher, Schroeder with Stevens. T.
The following assemblymen were paired:
Andrews with Cowics- Bochine with BROOKE,
i. r. Wells with Boaidman.
The following were chances: Maddin, from
woodln TO Cornell; Feuuer. from Fenton 70
Cornell; Holt, from Lapham 70 Rogers
Palmer, from Co aell, to C.owley; Scott,
from Cornell to Laphsm. No choice. Fol-
lowing was the vote for successor to Plat;
Herman 81, Plat 20, Derew Is, Cornell Q,
Lapham ., Crowley Folges .. Datcher .,
Millers T.emaine ., Van Colt 3. Wheeler !,
Fcnton i. s<1
The following were changes: Femme, from
Cornell TO Fenton; Hols' from Tremaine 10
Cornell; Sleepy, from Cornell " Tremaine;
Young. Eom Lapham 70 Tresasine. No
choice. ~
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DURING the past twenty years the Com
stock lode of Virginia, Nevada, has show
sixteen bonanzas, from which 100000 tons
of ore have been extracted. The average
assay value Of this la ge mass was $50 pei
ton; 1t yielded In the mill $4i.SO, and from
the treatment of sluices, So; total, $46.a
per ton. The total value of the ore extracted
was S363, e7l, sos, yielding net sum from
the mills aud sluices Of 3,67i sos. The
average proportion Of precious metals In val
ne Is forty-tve per cent. gold and ffty-hvt
uer CEN. siiyer.-Puot.
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Affair." IA Ireland

LONDON, June Elm disturbance In
baiiyorophy, Sunday, one man was shot
DEAF and others wounded by bailifi, who
Las with bis three sons baea arrested.
All the troops stasioned In Dublin viii be
confined to barrasss to-day.
The riot IN Cork, Friday night, the gravity
Of which has been exaggerated by previous
reports, was not OF political character.
o'Gallagber, . school teacher In Gineedire,
County Donegal. bas been arrested under the
coercion act.
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THE following from the Walla Waila
Statesman, May 2sth, shows how favored
Montana was In the light loss Of stock ~
compared with our western neighbors: 1.-THE
annual rodeos having been flushed, full ac-
counts OF the losses OF cattle during the past
severe winter In the Snake and Columbia
River Basin up TO the British line are now
coming In. II has been the most severe win
ter on record; even the bad year OF 1912
has been thrown In the shade. Messrs.
Phelps 4 Wadleige lose about 1900 head
out of $4,000. q. J. Germane 400 out OF
5000. Austin, $500 out Of $500. Kennedy
a Niece, 1000 out OF 5000, and others In
proportion. or herds OF 1000 and 1000 head
on the Columbia, 30 70 100 or 200 head only
have heen found. Cows suffered the most,
and what the bard winter spared were lost
by niuing down in the sprsng. Beef cattle
In Tue upper country are very scarce and Sell
Ing higher than even ri Cheyenne"
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Corneii's Chances.

ALBANY, Jeue 4th.-Tweniy-fou hours
ago the al was falt OF predictions that
Coraelt would be one Of the two Seuators.
but change cane this moeu;ng. The Gov
eruors soie halted and dropped . little. and
boil, sides are Az ALI, 6 Developments iespect-
lug his future course. The coolest judges
among the administration men believe ia,
one OF the two Senators will hasetc ne s,.l.
wart to satisfy the large Ssalw. art elemcn,
among the men who are refpe, sing to vote %,
Conklins, ana they hsy.e kindly feeling
coward Cornell.
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Jerome psrk Races.

JEEoME PARK. June Tia the two-year-
old dash, half mile, Dnplez won; Oakdale
second; time, DO. Mile and half, Saun-
terer woa; Eeole second; time, 2:47. Mile
and three-eighis, Dyer Bros H,ndoo won;
Lor;ltard's Greeolaad second; time, 2:34.
Two and quarter mile heat, Parole won ;
Mccullough second; Gudelia third; time,
4:0oa. Mile aod one-eighth, Vagrant won /;
Milan second; time, 2:02.. In the Steeple
chase, Disturbance won; Highland Fling
secoad; time, $40.
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Rehabilitation sought.

new York, June 7.--At meeting OF the
Grand Lodge Of A. r. and A. NJ, to-day, !
resolution was adopsed that the Grand Mas
ter be directed to terminate the edict OF non
intercourse with the Aasoas OF Connecticut,
and Be instructed t. solicit the submission
Of the whole mater il dispute to commit
tee Of their peen for arbitration.
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TIE center Of population Of the United
States Is In Kentucky, one mile from the
south baak OF the Ohio river aad one and a
half miles southeast Of the village of Tsy
iorsviile, near Cincinnati. The Census Of
flee has authorized this statement and IL will
have TO be accepted by both Butte and
Halgua
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WILLARD on top and the red card wins the
money. Work Oh the road beyond Pendle-
ton has already been stopped and the long
wished for Seattle road is no doubt knocked
OH ia. head for the present, for Portland is
Wizards Mecca, but not ours.-Hditd Wmtd
!SfafesJuuu.
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THE Madisoniun characterizes some oil
Congressman McNulta's statements conceri :
ing the mail service In the National Park as
"gross Misrepresentation" says the Vir-
gipia route Is In all respects more preferable
than the original Red Rock route, and that
the mistake was In establishing daily service
when semi-weekiy would have been suf.
GnkA
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AMERICA is getting all the blue ribbons
for speed lately Our locomotives have
made the best time, Iroquois won the Derby,
and man named Smith. of Pittsburg, Pa,
won on Tuesday the Sheffield tEng.) Whit
suntide handicap FOOT ace for fioo in n field
with sixly.,wo competitors,
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LIEUT.. KIsLINeBURY, 18th Infantry, an
officer quito frequently mentioned in u
Bismarck paper, is selected as second officer
of the Lady Franklin Bay Expedition. and
has gone To Ut. johns TO join his ship-the
Proteus-which Is under command Of Lieut..
Greeley. She is TO sail July 9TH, and carry
three years provisions. They expect to reach
Lady Franklin Bay in August, aud TO estab
lsh the first settlement at So 40 north lat
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THE number Of letters per head Of the
population which went through the United
States mails last year was u, just 10 per
cent. more than the German average, but
nearly IS per cent. less than the English. Of
cours, the American average embraces =
much wider variety OF people than that OF
any European nation. and II Is seen that
wherever the population Is similar In charsc-
ter or density to the English the average Il
much higher than 10 England. For instance,
in the District OF Columbia Ii Is IS per cap.
tia; In New York Al, and In New England
8s, all largely In excess Of the English aver
age. A curious fact is that the tlin'y settled
State or Colorado should exceed the postal
average OF New York, sending 30 letters
through the mail each year for every citizen
within lbs borders, while Montana and Wyo-
ming send 40 and ~ respectively.-Gioos-
Democrat.
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The Legislature Deadlocked aud the Democrats
scared al the Pairing Prospect.
ALBANY, Jane G.-Petitions against and
for reelection were presented. Forster said
he was paired with Aston, when either was
absent, on all Senatorial votes. Lord asked
which had left the Republican party. SEES
sious said he would move 10 call the roll OF
the Senate whenever lie found both Senators
absent without leave from the Senate. The
first vote stood: JACOBS, 25; Conkliny. 20;
Cornell, 10; Wheelet, IA; Lapham, 3;
Rodgers, 10; Bradley. !; Fo'ger, /; Ire
maine, /. Five pairs we're announced 10 the
Senate. and six IN tho Assembly.
Neither ConKi;ng nor Plat is here, nor Is
Vice President A thur, and no rooms have
been Engaged for them at the Deievan. All
the talk now Is as 10 how an adjournment
can be carried, no hope being entertained OF
breaking the deadlock and efiecting an cleo
ton. @NGf# t&@
The vote on successor to Plat stood
Plat, %: Depew, 81; KEENAN,, 26; Cornell,
o; Miller. o; rest scattering.
In the Senate Wood;n said the petition
presented by Eidman wa, simply copy Of
the pcil list. All the names were writtca
In red Ink and in one hand Eidman said he
had discovered the petition was fraud.
In the joint convention Woodin Offered -
rules TO govern proceedings: First, That
they meet daily u noon uatil two Senators
shall be elected, or until the Legislature adj
journs. Second, The joiut assembly shall
adjourn daily TIL the next noon. except %
Saturday. when IL adjourus to Monday
Third, Only two-third vote shall reseind
these rules. Ordered printed.
New YORK, June 6.-The Posts Alban.
special: Patton says he has failed to secuse
| q call for Democratic caucus, but hopes u
secure Que TUESDAY, evening TO see where the
Democrats stand, they not knowing whether
TO adjourn o.. not. Many Democrats object
to pairs, as, III they absent themselves, the
Republicans may combine and elect caiidi.
date with 81 votes. A caucus Is wanted t.
prohibit pairs.
ALBANY, June 7.-Conkling arrived here
tonight and weot at once 70 the Delavar
Hotel. No demonstration.
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Washington items.

WAsHINuroN, Juue 5.--1sen. Tyner has
returned frun. New York and Philadelphia,
where hs has been on Star route business.
He has mt resigned and does not intendsto,
ana has assurances from the President that
he will b. retained. Mscveagh went -
Philadelphia to-day On Star rcuts matters.
Col. Yost, editor Or Virginia paper, says
The Re-adinsfsrs' ticket can't get 5000 votes
beyond the BIns Ridge, and that the Repair
leans viii .,olnIuais straightout ticket. A.
This plessss nenher party The o6Gce-seekaus
are io-siAy hanging about the White House.
tho igh saturday, daring tho freeIdsnt's -
sen.p, III oae of them ~ siaibls, ~ being
abs, IN.
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DEADLocks are all the 90 this year.
Washington, Albany, Deer Lodge aud Butte
have all had turn, and now Mother Ship
toms dupes think the planets will follow
s,i. aud adjourn all creation sine die.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given that the co-pMtncrship heu
t0forc exciting between the nndersiRned nnuof Ia
day disxolvcd. !. ,hs
tdward Mcmahon Will settle all sceoants Q, 1as
ay-r Y -. EDWARD MoNAH IN.
Der Lsd6s Mt, JOHN MCMAHON. 49,, M
Jsue l, 1851.
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THE members OF the Paris Newspaper
Press intend TO raise o statue to VICTOR
Huro. Good. lie Is The giandest character
In Europe.
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GENERAL. GRANT was quarantined al New
Orleans OH Friday. He was qnsrantined aa
vicksburg eighteen years ago, but be got
there ALI the same. @@
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Ir Is slated that the Utah n Northern
Company contemplate extending branch
road 10 the National Park, and The ioute rid
Virginia City and the Madison IL urged IS
the best. The Social City may be railway
point vet.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice Il hereby given that the copartne~hlp herr
tofore existing between the undersigned IN the Dust
mess or Farming. Teaming, &c, under the arm my
1T Groves Hodman, In thir day dissolved oy matus'
Z nSent. III
go All debts dae the Arm will be paid to, ann wv
abilities Of the nrm viii be paid hv Henry y: hon-
man. BERTiER GROVES.
-'- HENRY B. HOFFMAN
Deer Lodge, N. n, Nav "a, 1851 e2o-4t-pd
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BEAvERheAD COUNTY.


EsMta FROM Me DHoh TtOuNe. D..
New buildings are springiug up in every
poctio OF the town. a5#
DIR. Hopkins, the popular dentist of Deer
Lodge, gave us pleasant call this week. wa
Mr.. L. @. Fyhrie, one Of our snterprising
marobaots, viii shortly start branch store
at Heli Gate Canoe, Deer Lodge county.
M. Chas Shively, one of our promising
youag men, has recently been tenieeed the
position Of postmaster at the new Terminus
to WI OF Melruse.
Fisher, the :" lost +" MANI was ia Dillon a
few days since and Went south 90 the Utah &
Markham i'll r
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NO ELECTION.

Latest adyices from Albany are to the effect
that the Legislature has come TO q deadlock
on the Senatorial elections. without hope OF
breaking IL and that the Legislature Is on the
eve of adjournment. We notice farmef
recently sent stalks Of pie-plant four feel
high to the Massachusetts Assembly with the
suggestion that when vegetation reached that
stage of development II was proper for the
Solons to dispense. TIE judge FROM the tele-
grams large number of the New York Leg.
islators have been wishing for the past tea
DAYS that rhubarb was eleven feet high and
that there was no such thing as United States
Conkling and Plat have failed to be elect.
ed. In that they were disappointed. The
LEGISLATURE has not elected their successors
| I'm tina. the administration party has failed
Each party has won round. and the dgh'
goes over until the fai, election. Congress
has adjourned until December, so the Dem
ocrat,c majority VIII cut no figure until that
time. A triumph by either the Stalwar o.
| Administrations I'm the Legislature wodlt
be unsatisfactory, As Its action would be ms
judged, and reference to the people bring
the issue back TO first principles. The dan
ger to The Republican party was that Conk
ling and Democrat would be elected by
fusioa OF Stalwars and Democrats, thu
sending him back as independent Senator
losing the Senate and State to the Republ'
cans. The efforts OF the Neutrality-suspicious.
have been to force an election OF two anti
Conkling Republicans, but enough OF conk
liny's friends who still dared not vote 70
him have adhered to scat 'ering candidate
/ and locked out the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Som
OF the Democrats would doubtless have beef
satisfied to elect Conkling and either Jacob
or Herman, but the indications are peett
strong that Tilden was looking out for hi
4 personal interests aud that he will be piomi
nent In New York politics ut the neat cleo
tioa. III the Legislature does not adiour'
within a week without an election IL vii
surprise the country, and the New York Leg
islature never does that. ECO
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
r.,.,. - cn.,,s. n,au. DECEASED

Estate OF Charles Blum, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned, admin
istrator Of the estate of Charles Biem deed 10 the
creditors Of and all persons having claims against thc
said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the nrst puheaton
OF this notice to the said administrator ct the town Oh
Deer Lodge In the county Of Deer Lodge, NJ T.,
n q 49, REUBEN l.. DAVIS,
Administrator Of the estate OF Charles Blum, DECD
Dated Nav 2S 1881. 62io,
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GALLATIN COUNTY


A youag mao named Needham, residing ut
Couson, accidentally shot himself recently.
He died on the 2i.h ult ult. So says p. w.
Meadow in private letter to Nelson Story,
of Bozeman.
JOHN Stevens, Abe Darling and John Scin
left Bozenan yesterday for Elk Creek, Deer
Lodge coanSy, where they expect TO thor
ougnly 'osoect some miaes discovered by
Mr.. Stevens in 1864. ~
Bozemaa Ii assuming considerable import
anee. We have fire company, a fair assoc
cation, sporting club, n street contest aud
are soon to have a sseam fire engine. All we
need nowis a mayo and police magistrate in
order to assume metz opolitan airs.
MAJ McGuirk was severely kicked By a
filleY Tuesday One hoos stuck the elbow
OF his r.ghs arm. splnteriog the bones, and
the other the lower part of the spine. ILL.,
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MAcyEAem thinks none of the Star route
= ,.ss will be reached before September.
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cUSTER COUNTY.

CUSTER COUNTY,
From the YELLOWSTONE Journal
The steamer Josephine passed Glendive
Thursday at Up. M.
A number of Canadian Mounted Police afe
in iowa In ate adauce on the United States
Court.
The steamer Eclipse was reported Wednes-
day 20 be on sand bar in the Yellowstone
% miles below Cleadive.
The Noethern Pacific surveyors hese this
week have been engaged in surveying the
streets of our city preparatory to plating it
aud giv.ag deeds to settlers.
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MIsSoULA COUNTY.


The Pluakets Company will play in Mis-
souia nexs week. #E#sA
Rev. Stewart reports good Quartz on Sweat
house creek. hi ~
I. J. Demers informs MS that Mart New
comb, who has charge of bis pack train in
the Salmon river country, recently packas,
the males with $4,000 worth of quartz.
Arlee, chief OF the Flatheads, called h ou~
oiice Wednesday and requested US v state
that he wished all white men to ke en- away
rom his pony herd at night. He il on his
way to Meagher county to tha grave OF hts
son who was recently marder al nm there nv
Pen dOreilles. As he PR masses To nroteet
himself against hor Sc thu ,yes. he wished "a
give Information that 81 .uIkers abou. his no
ny herd at night we 70 very Haole 10 get
hurt. s@s
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Ir u always the "off" year In Russia.