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The Billings herald. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1882-1885, 1882-08-24

The committee respectfully invite at
tention to the following resolutions
adopted by previous republican territor-
ial conventions anl still in force:
Resolved-That delegates ana slterirain
delegates shall be elected in the future
to territorial conventions, and, ilr
the failure ot the delegates to attend, tho
alternate delegates Shaaf cast the vote of the
delegates whose al;ernatcs they are.
Resolyed-Fisat in the absence OF q eietc-
gate and his alternatc, the ina:s.ity of the
delegates in attendance from their county
shall cast the Vote OF the altesnates
Rcsolved-That IN the absence Of tire
delegates and alternatcs from amy county,
no vote snail be cast fer such COUNTY
n.solved-Ihat in tho county in which
the convention shall be held. Wbesi Mly
delegate and his altcrrsatc detceatc me- al'-
sent, there shall be no vote cast III Their
hehalf. ], r. WooLMAN, EhairNiar>
e. Il. FIsK, Secretary. 81
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
The Murderess SturIa Sentenced.

CHICAGO Dec. 15.-rhe jury in the case of Theresa Stura, trial for the murder of Charles Stiles being out P hours returned a verdict of mansaugh- ter, and fixed her punishment at one years cophue- ment in the penitentiary. MT. Trude, her sel, entered a motion for trial Stiles caller in the board of trade. The Sturla woman was his mistress. He treated her shamefuy, finally, out of spite left her at out of town resort with no money or conveyance to walk through a drench- ing rain several miles, She, upon reaching city, went to his room in the Palmer House, perhaps u- braid him, perhaps to make up. In the quarrel that ensued che shot and killed him, she claims self defence. There was much evidence that she in
 
 The large majority of those whose interest in the sensational trial h been unhaegsd predicted ac- quittal The pale but beautiful face the defendant betrayed nervous expectancy she teok her usual scat dressed all in black The jury exhausted long nights work handed in their verdict which read as follows: 'We the jury find the defendant guilty of nansaughter and hx her punishment at years Imprisonment in the penitentiary." As the brief verdict was announced Theresa concealed her feel ings with remarkable power and with steady step companied the balif to the jail. When the jury tired yesterday the first informal ballot whether the defendant was guilty of murder charged resulted nine votes not guilty and three guilty At the ballot taken at &. six votes for not guilty the plea of insanity three not guilty the plea justifable homicide and three voted guilty of mur- der. The sixth and fna1 ballot resulted the ver- dict State Attorney Mills has received many con- gratulatons on the result.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
TELEGRAPHIC JoTTINGs.

Bradstreet reports failures the United States during the past week. F less than the precedip week and 65 more than in the corresponding week last year. There were very large failures.
 At the trial of the Lebanon cemetery grave robbers at Philadelphia yesterday McNamee Pelett plead ed guilty. The two Chews were put on trial and speedily convicted.
 Sergeant Ballantyne, the famous English barrister, delivered his lecture tue "Reminiscences a Bar rister" at Chickerng Hall, New York last night to audience that filled every nook and cranny in the auditorium.
 Hubert Hencks, of Hencks' Opera House, at Cincin- the Grand Opera House in representing Around the World in Eighty Days" Hencks claims that Kiralfy violated the contract in not appearing at his theatre
 The faculty of the Chicago University yesterday morning suspended two students for nsubordination and egg throwing. Bad feeling yet exists and nor suspensions will follow. The rival claims of the two factions for representation at the State Orr orcal sociation heli in Jacksonville Ill., lately has caused all the present trouble, which culminated in the nor Seaman attempting to shoot President At derson.
 Two burglars attempted to work the residence of Charles Warden at Dedham. Mass, Thursday night but aroused the inmates in efectng entrance, and after hand hand struggle of several minutes CT the captured by Warden, assisted by Bepia- min Williams, nelghbor, who was aroused by the melee. The men are supposed to belong to the gang who have worked NGrfolk count for som time
 United States Commissioner Hallett yesterday at Boston discharged Dr. Rufus King Noyes pr. c. J.. Eastman and Dr. ". Duncan Corken, president, dean and proft ssor in the exposed Bellevue medical col ege, the charge Of gaining money under false pre- lenses not being sustained, the commissioner stating hstantially that the college legally and that the law responsible if unfit and incomps tent persons were let loose upon the community as healers.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

ArrENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH tBeers street.-L ove 7ei5 n " m ,- bv T Elder A. How af PeEryvil1e Md All are welcome. Seats fres.
 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH {corner of York and Chapel streetsO-Services at 10:30 8. and 230 The pastor will preach morning and evening. stn- day school at 12 m Young peoples meetti at D. m
 DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.-There will be n praise service at Dwight Place Church Sunday evening at 7:30. The customary afternoon service will be omit ted.
 ST. JOHN STREET M. E. CHURcH.-Preaching at 10:30 a. and 7:30 by the pastor. Rev. O. E. Harris, Sabbath school at 230 p. m: Young peo- ple's meeting at 6:30 p. m Subject of the evening discourse, "Let your women keep silence in the men in the church of this age." All welcome.
 SPIRITUALIsTIc SEANcEs.-Mrs J. J. Clark will give at her parlors. s1 Church street, 4, Sunday evening, at 7:59 short discourse will be given. Subject selected by the audience. psyohomet rio tests and readings will be given.
 HUMPHREY STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHuRcH.- Rev. spencer H. Bray. Sunday school Ut 1:45 p. and young peoples prayer meeting at p m
 DAVENPORT CHURCH Wooster Square. l-The pastor, l. c. Meserve, will preach at 10:30 and 7:30 p. Early prayer meeting at 930 6. Sunday school at 2:3O p. m. Young peoples meeting, con ducted by Chas. E. Upson, at 6:3e p. m. Strangers invited to all the services.
 CHURCH MESSIAH Orange street, near Elm) Rev. M H. Houghton, the pastor, will preach morn which ?H Evening subject The origin of belief" Sunday school and Bible class at 12 ID.
 CENTER CHURoH.--Rev Dr. Mckenzie of Cam bridge, will preach morning and afternoon, at the usual hours of service.
 GEORGE STREET M. E. CHURCH.-William F. Cor bit pastor. Rev. Charles E. Miller. Of Brooklyn, eloquent preacher and sweet singer. will preach at 1O:3U a and 730 p. Seats all free and strangers cordially invited.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Wooster Place).-Preach ing morning and evening by the Rev William s Apsey of North Cambridge Mass. Sabbath school and young mems Bible class at 12 Young peo ples meeting at 630 p. Branch school at 82 Nash street at D. m. Preaching at T:30.
 THIRD CHrRCH.-Services at 1O:3O and 3:15. Preaching by the pastor, s. R. Dennen. Subject of afternoon sermon, "shali modify onr theology to suit the times ?" Sabbath school at 2 p. Young peoples meeting at o'clock. All most cordially welcome.
 NORTH CuuRcH.-Rev H. O. Ladd, rresident of the University of New Mexico, Santa Fe, will give sd dress to evening in the North church at half past O. clock on "The material resources and mis- sonary and educational work in New Mexico"
 ENGLISH HALL. (corper Court and State streets)- )-I Gospel meeting usual on Sunday evening at 7:30 Preaching by Rev. James A O'Connor, pastor of the Independent Catholic church of New York city. The singing will be led by large orchestra. cordial invitation is extended to all.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
Proposed Legislative Rules.

The legislative committee to prepare re- vision of the rules of the House, the com mittee consisting of Speaker Hall of Wind ham, and Messrs Robertson of this city, and Johnson of Enfield, met in this city yester- day at Colonel Robertson's offfce They intended to submit their work to Colonel D. R. Wright, Judge Lynde Harrison, Alexander Troup and William c. Case for suggestions but as all the gentlemen named were busy, the committee adjourned until Friday of next week. The revision that they propose say among other changes, no man shall be admit ted to the privileges of the floor c.e the House unless introduced by member, and no mem- Der can introduce more than one at a time, and no one interested in any measure pend- ing before the Legislature will be admitted the Speaker may invite anyone not resident of Connecticut to take seat in the House The clerk shall hold all papers two days, the day it is passed and another day, to allow time for members to move a reconsideration The order of privileged motions is rearranged and 8 new one is introduced, motion that & debate be set down for a specified time it is also provided that no motion need be sec- onded except motion to take an appeal from the chair. In the assignment of seats the chairmens of committees have the first choice, and then come in turn the oldest member and the senior member. The other seats must be assigned by lot under direction of the Speaker and during the session of the House. At the next meeting the committee will consider the right of the chairman in committee to open and close debates and the position, if any, to be assigned to minority reports.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
WANTEn-

EXPERIENCED operators Wheeler & WilsG M sowing machines ELM CITY SHIRT CO.,.
 oc13 tt Corner State and Court streets.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
NEW YORK.
Eaton and the speakersh1p.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The Washington correspondent of the Eve7'tmg Post says: Friends of ex-Senator Eaton, of Connecticut, are saying that he is the coming man for Speaker. Although he modestly declines to be @ candidate, these friends hope that he will be persuaded to run. MT. Eaton him. self shares in this hope, and so is keeping himself informed as to the attitude and pros- poets of the various candidates, in order that he can yield to the urgent solicitation of his friends at the proper time, On his behalf it is claimed that MT. Carlisle is not such a statesman he looks, and that MT. Randall belongs to a class of politicians whose leader ship was repudiated by the election of the present Republican Congress, as thc4 [urn was repudiated on aeoor-. "a.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
Illinois.
KilfGSf Rv IA pnrsu p Shof

KiltedB By a Pursuing Shot.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 15.--A special from Grave vile, Minn., says Last Tuesday morning John Callaghan and his son, twelve years old, were driving home after being on spree all night in town. John Noonan, the village marshal, tried to arrest Callaghan. when John Morris, young man, interfered and Noonan attempted to arrest him also. Cal laghan was driving rapidly off when four shots were fired after them. The first passed harmlessly, the second crashed through the brain of the father, killing him ins tantly. The other two fatally wounded the boy. Noon and Morris each charge the other with the shooting and both were arrested
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
THE WEST.
Kentucky.
A Segress Refuses to Eat.

Negress Refuses Eat.
 CONVICTION, Dec. 15.-Mary Cross, a no gress in jail here, has absolutely refused nourisLment except small amount Of watec daily since November 27. She was sentenced for term of two years for shooting five times at one Hemingway in whose house she 8 domestic and for threats to burn his house and family. She is forty five years of age, vicious rather than insane and fasting with the avowed purpose of suicide.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
Tine DespoIiers of Lebanon.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15.-Dr. s. William Forbes, demonstrator ct anatomy at Jefer- son College, and Dr. Matthew s. Lorman his assistant, were arrested in the court room this afternoon immediately following the conviction of the grave robbers, charged with conspiring with the convicted men to despoi1 the graves in Lebanon cemetery. Judge Fell held them in s., ,OOO bail each for a hearing tomorrow. warrant is out for Dr. Behan, another of Dr. Forbes assistants, who has left the city. The ghouls will be sentenced to- morrow.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
PENNSYLVANIA.
Killed While Coming From Prayers

Killed While Coming From Prayers.
 ALTOONA, Dec. 15.-Last night Parks Le- maine and his two sisters Flora and Alice, were killed on the railway two miles east of this city. They were returning home from prayer meeting walking on the track They stepped off the track to avoid a passing train and in so doing down by an engine on the other track. All were young and un- married.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
The Brooklyn Aide rnnen tn Jail.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The imprisoned sent to the jail and are making themselves as comfortable as possible. An application was made to Judge Gilbert to day for an order to show cause why the stay of proceedings in the case of Aldermen Kane, Casey, Donovan and Lepine should not be vacated and .the sheriff directed to execute the judgment of the court It was returnable tomorrow Judge Gilbert will probably send them down for the fuiI term
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
Walnut Lear H.;r R.s,orer.

It is entirely different from all others it Is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- oates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce a new growth where 1t has fallen Of It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded sir in a few days to beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each ,ttle is warranted Chas. N. Crittenton,
 e~k, and Geo. 0. Goodwin x Co.,, Bos-
 s@'e agents. s6 1yd5sw
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
Missouri.
NA1SSOUrEs A MUrd erer Dying in Jail.


 ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15.-CharIes Kringe, the murderer of Miss Broemer, is dying The physicians say that his constitution is utterly broken down by eight years of confinement. For the past week he has suffered severe hemorrhages from the lungs, and in the morning is found lying in pool of blood. He cannot live long.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
EWPLOYMENV epFEggE.

HNO BUY. lot of Seconn-hano rurniture and ca
 k pets. Highest cash price paid. Orders by ma promptly attended to, at
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
NEW JERSEY.
GOTed to Death by IL Hull

WooDsTowN, Dec. 15.--A ferocious bull became enraged this morning while Morris Loler, drover, fifty years of age, was driv- ing it to Jacob Hunt, his employers barn. yard. He attempted to escape over fence, but missed his footing and fell. The infur- lated creature attacked him, hooked it's horns through one of his legs, tossed him in the air and as he fell hooked him in the ueck, tear ing out the jugular vein. Then it pinned the unfortunate man to the cart through the neck, withdrew the horn, hooked the corpse in the ribs and tossed it over the fence a con- siderable distance
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
Arrested For E,enmy,

EAsroN, Doc. 15.-1saac Herdrnan, resident of Newark N. J.. married Annie Kennedy at that place in August 1881. He came here last spring, courted Annie Fritz aged eighteen, married her two weeks ago and deserted her days later. He then became engaged to Mrs. Garis, widow. He arrested and committed to-day biSamy.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
The G0vernlne e T

The Government of Egypt.
 LONDON, Dec. l6.-Mr. Forster in a speech deliver ed at Glasgow said England should abandon the oc- cupation of Egypt the Khedive could main tain stable government without foreign assistance but insisted that it necessity to establish good government in that country and to the aboli- tion of the slave trade and of domestic slavery. said nobody wanted a with France about the Madagascar question, but it Englands duty to set certain matters before France respecting the set clement of the present difficulty with due regard for the welfare of the Maagasy people.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
Effects of Poisoned whfskev

SEDAL1A, Dec. 15.-While playing on a railroad track yesterday, the eight year old son of Michael Leonard, aborer, found bottle containing whskey and carried 1t home to his father The latter took drink of it. and gave to his wife and each of three children, aged respectively two six ard e,gf years: Soon afterward all seized with most violent pains, and suffered intensely were relieved by vomiting The youngest child went into convulsions, and died before medical aid could r obtained. The coroner will investigate the case.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16

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Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
SnOXY Yen Feet naan

SYRACUSE, Dec. 15-Special dispatches to the Syracuse Hern1d show very cold weather at Watertown. At Oswego no freight trains were running on the Rochester, Watertown and Oswego road on account of the snow which is ten feet deep in many places be- tween Rome and Watertown.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
THE PACIFIC COAST.
California.

Families Driven Out by Rain.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.-There have been very heavy rains in Oregon Washington Territory for the last three days and much damage has been done to railroads, bridges &c. by the food The Pendle- ton river rapidly that many the inhabitants forced to take refuge in trees, where they re mained all night. Mills houses aud other property
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
Burglars LugginE Off a Safe


 WALTHAM, Dec 15.-Amateur burglars last night went into Anderson Bros.' carriage manufactory and undertook to carry off Q large portable iron safe, getting it outside the front doorway when they were fright ened off by officers. The safe contained nothing valuable
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
FIRE RECORD.

TOLEDO, O., Dec 15.-The Hall block, the finest in this city, totally destroyed by fire this morning, beginning at three o'clock. The flames originated Tn the music room where public entertainment was being given. jobbing house occupied the first floor and the upper floors tenanted by law and incur ance offices and the offices of the Wabash and Ohio Central and art galleries. The block built in 1874 by the estate of James 0. Hall at cost of quar ter of million. It subsequently, transferred to the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance company, by whom 1t was owned when destroyed For time the First Congregational church, the finest in the city adjoining the Hall block the north was in great danger. The guests in the Boody House, next ad- joining were awakened and considerable excitement ensued. At 2 o'clock the flames under trol. Taylor, Rodgers x O., wholesale dealers in boots. shoes and rubbers, had stock worth $sOO- 900, which the loss will be S200, 900, in- sured for $2S0,000. L. Baumgardner, whole sale fancy notions house, from a stock of $75,000 saved probably 0,000 insured for $62 900. Wood & Ackln wholesale grocers, lose their entire stock of between 10000 and $50 000 insured for 000O The Ohio Central office and Wabash local offices entirely destroyed The loss is estimated at Sl5,OHO S1S,OOO insurance The loss of the lawyers architects and other occupants foot up $20000 half insured. The building cost in 1874 S225, GOO It insur for $l10U00 The total loss is S650 eOO insur ance about $500, ,000 divided among nearly all the prominent companies having agencies i'll the city, the policies ranging from S2O, poo down.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
rosso ed by Eating Sausage.

Ntw YoEk, Dec. 15.-Mrs. Julius Fins tein, her two children and servant girl have been seriously poisoned by eating sau. sage. The reported to the board of health o-day and what is left of the sausages will be analysed
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
A Theft Hidden by Fire.

NEW YORK Dec. 15.-On election day fire occurreo
 in the store of Charles G. Senter at 66 Fulton street Alter the fire extinguished it found that the money drawer had been forced open and 1000 and gold watch taken therefrom, and 1t evident tha the fire had been started to conceal the theft young clerk named Thomas J. Geary absented him self soon afterward and suspected of the double crime Last night he arrested and made full confession. He had spent S 600 of the stolen money in purchasing an interest in 1.-The Spencer Combna- tion company travelling theatrical troupe and this mouey will be returned to Mr. Senter
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
Hnjuncttons for Sunday Merchants.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-Judge Arnoux to-day granted large number of injunctions re- straining the police force from interfering with the sale of ice cream and various other commodities next Sunday or with giving the so-called sacred concerts at certain places of amusement
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.
Execution of the Joyce M Murderers.

Execution of the Joyce 1urslerers.
 GALWAY, Dec. 15.-Patrick Joyce, Miles Joyce and Patrick Casey the three convicted of partioipa tion In the murder of the Joyce family at Maamtras the night of tho 17th of August last hang ed in the jail here at 8 o'clock this morning The weather and cold. The prison, inside and outside, heavily guarded. The three prisoners heard shortly before the time set the ton. They refused to psrtake of breakfast. They assembled the scaffod with firm step Casey uttered
 at the first sight of the galows They mount ed the steps two at time. Before the drop fell Myles Joyce spoke in Irish follows: II going before God was not there at all and had no hand o part in it. The Lord forgive them that against He continued to reierate his innocence to the end The drop fell at 8:25 o'clock simultan eously all three the Mylas Joyce a1e2s struggled ly there being hitch with the lepe His dying speech delivered with extraordinary yohemence. He was still speaking when the drop fell.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
A Days Losses by the Flames.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Dec. 15.--The Grasshopper mills owned by Arms, Bell x Co. burned last nig ht Loss $500eO.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-At 1915 this evening 8 fire broke out in one of the stores under the New York Hotel, Broadway and Wavery Place. The flames for a few minutes made rapid headway and caused con- siderable excitement among the guests of the hotel The prompt arrival of the fremen prevented what might have been a serious calamity. The damage to the building and furniture will not exceed $20Oo, which is fully covered by insurance.
 NEW YORK; Dec 15.-A hrS causing loss of $5 GOO to the stock and $500 to the building occSEred this evening the first floor of 197 Church street. dccu- pied by E. Heyman, dealer in cloth The losses are fully covered in local companies.
 LONDON, Dec. 15.-The furniture warehouse of Messrs Naples was burned tonight The loss is not definitely but1y n he heay
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
Killed By n Falling Trses

SYRACUSE, Dec. 15.-To- day Matthew Hooper, aged twenty-two, went to Tomarock swamp with his broth to cut wood. tree which the latter chopping fell toward Matthew. He to escape it. but tripped a stump and fell, and the tree crashed down upon him, causing instant death
 THE OLD WORLD.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-16
The Sunday Law fn Albany

ALBANY, Dec. 15.--At 8 meeting of the police board tonight committee of clergy men appeared asking that the excise law be enforced. The question was referred to the chief with power. A committee of the liquor dealers also appeared and demanded that no discrimination be shown in the enforcement of the Sunday laws. The board adopted resolution directing the chief to strictly en- force the law.