New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-04
THE STIlPEDE 4 LOST PIG CAUSED.


From The Helena. Montana, Independents
One of the widest SfanptdeS mat ever looh
nl,c from Alder Gulch said an old time Alder neneT
yesterday. caused BY the siintt9, '' W. Gl.b II
,,. ,r,rIr two thousand miles 10 the nearest iIion
AID settlements ~ between were -thlWIIu- 80,
cuaric ersc OF human MATURE '1 81 , & tI, ,itI-
able There was plenty ot bacon anu ll'n., ~ in
L,,t nan fresh pork CaI1boO Tim was me Ohy Ou' III
p cam, ,,n, ever owned - pi-. Tim was very Ns-
ionary OF u cu-s. who wa nor sisII " a. mi
alone the gulch 40 fifteen or twenty u"uIs e. 's 't
etaru,llv searching through the mountains l ln''
region Tor a place where he roald glHrl up , I,t
sno,cltul. one day Tim returned 20 'ii'P - b,,,t lie
I'M. uig had escaped from IT, pen undrf us '.,9 nc
I'D not tarry an hour. but pachin. an H'
started on the pigs trail mp the h"u ,i,f IN
"tr,.,-,,fv.,y NO ar tiree hundred men uecH'U !"
follow Tim. surprising that ne nau,i t.it trarL Of
Gently rich. The leader or ihc Slaip, '.liJ Eerriuc
n.rl -anr man keeping him o. 'l-ul 70 ',"' i re
The first ~i.i ond 80 on uniil te gnu, rli. INN
for half mile; nrhIud tul- 'hilc Va t.,t lilv
catur 10 know where going. ana A.t, si''I'3
ou Tus served to confirm 'l- oLo"r ,i ',. ~ ~
alrraly made the rich hhd an, va fr IA li,.e-
Wuru i,,slt came Tim campcd Ills followers il , ,,.
vi-c hHii dozen men De, ,i, rnt Sim away IN the
standing guard 30 that he h''-i. ny a.. r..fri,d
MINI Larry next morning the InaIch "i7 II ,r'.I
onward went Ilu uhcoi'' -,t, ,f silence having
no noise WAC ma IT, W N,-.r.,Isr. From camp
h.eu impressed upon all the stauipt'lei -, ,5
<,rrr,'-,n -llch Again they campcd ana a.iln
r. Lriarts sfniioned The nignt passed q liruy.
The first of the ~tampeders 20 d"hht ia h ,',i .l,
rayi.d M the hillside to po"t where ne '"u't o
C.rinoo Tins camp and looAiuS over 'a" ' ., t,.
-.,',,J.r az me si.epiug siampcGers we're d"aH'u'
A scene ~ great excitement followed 4r ti.1 tbs
an
moor fcl oy- took with meek submission ,, v-bt,I,
The gang now started hurriedly III tbt d,', i, 49,
Cnripp1 Tim had been following on ,h ~ ~ go
b0riur to oyrrtasc him. Zach man 'l'u y, - H.
~ NIL ur-hUor aud the rapid ulht MAJ" r 80 ',,,.
oountain- was remarkable Al tnls iIIHe 'i '' t
rt.ur-ly ou his head doubtless W. "a ~ 80 - J,r
roo,t uI, After q march 0f Hu hour or "" - ,i..
an "A log 10 rest Whiic sitting thcrc nc -, ~ ~, ,,,
presently through opening in thr t..i a',o
/ blanket aud grub-lnden brigade pA'Siis '"P''''
a halt mile away ,,- a.. ,,ocplated surturful
% IA. feet and huTryiug Oh after theh VIZ 40 ~, -.
I thonglt of MS mig After going TWO OF tuI'c n'i
,-rtoo the hu,lmo-t of the hand ana nom ,li'ii @
mat "A new lllch had been discovered ilrn a.
nor. they didn't know where 70 wh- nor w" "a, -,
| and didn't care uukrr's d-n, only !. va "a AL,
ruon they had trailing TOT uaJ a., - a.,
half was soon called the front ana tuo tb
| cIulung Carbco Tin. came mp. A. Hl MI " ~
iss,jrr. VINO oi course knew him, he wac Niiluea'y
surrounded and earnestly LesougLb ~ '"~o 'N'" ~ "
| new d.gsdnEs. ,r
- What digrfngs " inquired Tim. . -.
WHY me ones that you discovered on your a't " "a
| and that Won have been making fOr' was the I'Pl!
And they thsn related him how le hid Deeh Wat'I
audi nnnlly followed together Win tir sunrluelit ~
cn,nstanees OF III. stampede. When lln eNplhhcu u
frur object OF his Hearch and WOuId up Win ot-'
-. t,s d-d 1 was only looking for ms loslt pig !
IN. REMARKS that made thrn ana Lhre u ~
emphatic nature TO be appropriate ioT INC eOiuiNiS
4 paper.