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Wanted 10 shoot Artha.. 4 I

NEW York, ocs- TIA boy about eIshtssn
years old called = the police headqusrtss
fhis morning and asked for permit y cry
aplaioi. When asked what be wxnted II
carry = pistol for. b replied, a.To shoat|
PrsaideHt Arihar." He vas taken TO Jefysr-
son Market CoarL whsrs he seemed such
excited In answer y sausslions from ths'
ConIt BE- said biz nsmea was VIM. Martin,
and - lived :. LIT Eaas sAth street.. H
SD PresldeD, Arthur lived n ths. iax%'
house - he father eiehtssu years - vAsa
h he'd served tsrn for larceny. WAss ~
I'D not stsal b elscka< bapis. Nv ~.
eommittse for examination = u hi nsnaal
eendition.
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TaousLz OUT wnr.
Railsofd L ser.r'. s.sis..

Special the No :vortA. Wet -
PoRTLAnD, Oct. s10.-Twsnty-6 i've hun.
dred white construclpn employees n VA
Northern Pacific In n 5h,ana struck on satar-
day on account Of the rise Of board half .
dollar per week. No violence. The super
vising. engineer ieiegraphed that the old
board rates would be maintained, and IL is
thought that the men vii! return to work.
The Chinese lanbeHns 5000, we're not In
Che strike. -
MissouLA; Oct. 12-There has been some
trouble duEing the week In Engineer Hal.
let's camp among the railroad laborers. It
was thought at one time that general strike
would. be the result. The difficulty arose
from the board given them Mr.. Hallett was
In Missoula at the time of the disturbance
and was despatched to come Immediately,
which was complied with ut once. g e&5
Mr. Eddy and wife left for below Tuesday.
Coaches from the West arrive every night
loaded with passengers, but the roads are re-
ported to be in a terrible condition. 2
Re Mr.. CIV Rowland, of Louisville, KY,
haH been appointed supply clerk for the Mp
sk.h at this point. III. Hs j.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.
n the Probate Court Ia and for the coua
Deer Lodge, Territory Of Montana.

. ~VWNk Muu NuH
Deer Lodge. Territory Of Montana.
In the matter Of the estate OF Caroline
deceased.
i Noticc 10 hereby given that Renhcn L. Davi
min'strator OF the estate Of Caroline Lcux, de-
has rendered and lsresented for settlement al
In this court his final account OF his admns
OF said ertate and q petition for the dIs:ribuf
the same, and that Saturday. the iithitay Of ]
her, A. ID. 1881, being day Of term VI said
to wit Of tho November term A. D. 1850,
o'clock a.m., at this conrt room OF said court,
court honas IN said county, has been appoin
said court for the hearing OF the anal accom-
settlement OF said Administrator and the distr
OF SAID eetate, CT which time and place any
interested In saia estate may appear and cont
same. ~ 8& N &A AZ
oRREN EMERSON cas
Dated October u. 1889.
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LOST. STRAYED OR TAKE


Strayed or stolen from the subscriber, about
mile from Deer Lodge, on the night Of huguI
. white horse, about ten years old, weighs aO
ed In Deer Lodge Valley. I win paw ten doll
wsrd for his return b. Holland q Estiifs stasld
Lodge, or for information leading N bic reeoy
i. y a1Se 24@atAs4+1 PATRICK HAND
81 $50 ~ Deer Lodge, care Corr
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4 Can 10 my ranch about the sst OF June. Il
rOrisl horse b auded &C on left shoulder,
marked, email Waite spot on forehead 40
ave or SIX years old. a.t@#3
The owners will cams and prove pfopei
charges, and take the animal awav.
.sE#F srv- PETER LEvENG00p,
HI Levengo0d's. Deer Lodge Co. n
q ~ 6a7ff =
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En- formation Wanted

Information wanted OF Henry Godfrey. va
grated to America In 1851. from Stratfardoa
Warwickahire, England when last heard y
was In the Stateof ilincis. Addres. any Y
tien 10 his brother THOMAS 90pFRl
" s Deer Lodge, Mon
illinois and other exchanges please copy.
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WINDING up THE FAIR.
Some Races In which wen Kaown Horses
AZ yr Has GE sruET s.#sf .AAttNR 81.
Were Entered.
From the Herald.

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MoNDAY-RANcHRRo AND LIVE OAK.
The first. race was for horses of0tiie 240
class, and but two entries vera made Sfu-
arts Live Oak and Scott's Ranchero, the lat
ter an animal that will make q handsome
| record II il is ever able to get Down to smooth
trotting for the length Of the track. Rancho.
70 was first choice In the pools sold on the
first heat, but few were willing to risk much
coin on the rae. afterwards.
Ranchero had the pole and an even start
was made, but he broke and fell fifty or sixty
past the quarter This gap he closed up rap.
idly before reaching the entrance to the home
stretch, but another break made MIN fall
again behind, and be was just able to save
his distance. Live Oak passed under the
wire In 2:42a. .atg4 stz
The second heat was very interesting
one, the horses both doing their best in
smooth, steady trotting. Live Oak led until
past the quarter, then Ranchero closed up
and the two animals came around the home
stretch side by side, Live Oak being urged
here gained little, but Ranchero could not
take the whip with eq,ianimity, and, break
ing, lost ground. The latter came under the
wire on the run, with Live Oak half length
IN the lead. Time, 2:44t.
The last heat was trotted in very unique
manner, and created much amusement for
the spectators. Ranchero, breaking soon IL.
ter the start, ran, into Live Oak before the
quarter was reached, much to that staid old
trotter's disgust. The sulky was overturned,
the driver dumped, and Live Oak evidently
considering that the regulations were out OF
joint, felt jutifiei in breaking into a gallop.
But the old fellow recollected himself soon,
realizing that, although he had to engineer
himself, the race meaut business, and he set
tied down to trot At the half mile post.
Ranchero soon after passing him, Live Oak
resented the impertinence by pulling out for
the lead with long, steady reaches, and when
he had obtained It,. despite the endeavors or
men and boys, who ran out to stop him, and
the whip fourished by the driver Of Rancho
70, he came down the home stretch beautiful
ly, and passed under the wire amidst storm
Of applause from the spectators. Ranchero
was distanced. No time was given. A foul
being claimed, the juages after consideration
awarded the race to Live Oak, and he well
deserved 1t without the claim on which 1t
was granted. Live Oaks driver sustained
no injury and neither the horse nor sulky
was damaged. Il q sb'ts 81 teag@ a 3H
H r. ap - f9ffF .aagEa { go .E=fru s# Es
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From nens0n's, on the Yellowstone, sooI
fenher nh. 1852. ono pair bright hay hofssI
name and tall. one white hind foot on onf
were seven years old and weip he'd about lna
each Wre branded T N on left hip. Ws's
liberal reward TOR th,sir return TO Holland 7
Deer Lodgc. or for Information that win LEAD
! recovary.- . -
- III IA 81 j. 4. SNlI
668tf r = Ns4stf Deer LodEI
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NEW TO-DAY
Cabbage for Sale.

For sala ct my ranch, midway between Nav
csgo and Pioaeer. about a0,OO0 pounds Of !
st,lid, nrst-class cabbage. WIN bs sold at Oh
without delay. WIN. WALL
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From The Independent.

'27'A TuEspAY-rREE FOR ALL TRor.
The free for all trot between Frank l.. and
Clark Chief was called at o'clock. In the
pools the former sold favorite two to one.
- First heat-The start was even, but Clark
Chief broke in the first quarter and lost con.
siderably. / Then getting down TO his work
again he gained, and at the three. quarter pole
was nearly up with his competitor. Here he
broke again and lost, coming in second.
Time, 1881. ssVs9 aai " ''e' 2.
Second heat-The horses went pretty even.
~ until betwesa the half and three a t,arter
poles, when Clark Chief broke and, lost
ground. He, however, crowded lFssnk1 c. J
and came in only . half length behind Time
235i. ,dHaa5 as#f ,a@4G
4 Third heat-clark Chief broke In the frst
quarter and fell behind. He soon gos down
to his work again and steadily gained on
Frank all the way around, passing under the
wire neck ahead Time, 235. sa' ~ atEs
Fourth heat-C Clark Chief now had the pole
and led to the end Of the first quarter, where
he lost BY breaking, but soon got down TO
work again. The horses then weat nose and
nose till half way up the homestretch, where
Clark Chief again broke and came running
with Frank leadirg.s Time, 2.34s. I.
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!, EAnE pleased to see Col. Voolfolk, Of
The Independent, again explain his position
relative to the Butte convention. The SEN
ate having adjourned David Davis has tenn
porarily let up on that business and 1t Is
necessary somebody should do IL. It Is not
yet clear why, II the convention almost
unanimously nominated Colonel Voolfolk
for Delegate, he had such = clear conviction
Delegate Maginnis was It's real choice; and
why Mfr. Hsuser, who had avowed himselffor
West Side man, felt SO good when he had
killed of the West-Siders with Voolfolk,
who knew he was killed of by Maginnls
beforehand. The several Missouri cam
paigns cited In the explanation Of posi-
tion," do not throw much incancescent
luminosity on this point .8eass s.s.4s
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a.
TT 10 very sad TO hear Of the personal re-
contre between Wise and Smith, candidates
Tor Congress In Virginia. We fear some
thing Of that kind will happen between the
Montana candidates before ths campaign
ends. Just imagine the following coiloquy
occurring 1t Dead Mans Bend on Gravs
Yard creek, snuIout county, Montana:
tTwo vehicles approach each other In =
wild cafon.) aaim8ol esev III
Hallo, Alexi God bless your old soul. I'm
glad to sec you. Hows politics sse9!a 80
Well II this ain't Martin, I'm Demo.
crat, How are you, my dear old boy, any
how? It's All "Botkin or idessh' on the
Yellowstone. How's your racket r Here,
take, something. william, whsrs's that
Democratic majority reducer? sWillian
produces IT,. 49,, -. 'sss NJ II ~ aplta=
unless you win partaks 6f this Republican
tranquilizer, lTr.nanilizsr produced by .
Northern Pacific grader.) Eou'rsia gonsr
On the North Fork oil lhe Bitter Root. It's
III Maginnis 81 amail-pox. down there. =
tDuoJ Well; here's 10 yea,s a1yhov;'
Nay you never want anything except votes
enough 10 ret ID Congfess. aial sd'-7g 4
Both drink; chug- chng-ku-chug- chug -chug.
(rlitssn minutes amer, both dsad.)
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JAMES G. BLAINE calls Carl. Schurz /" q
professional foreigner. CoIisiderable vine.
gar In that. We,;haye. not heard what
schurz since sailed Blaine. Carl Is spleen"
himself sometimes. f4r.,.ag '#at9f'@ 5oh &a#
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THE Democratic Central Committee met
on Wednesday as per announcement, and
made Legislative and other nominations:
The Ticket will be found In full In this
issue. b ss.,Efl.ts II
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FOR SALE.

Five rooned honse and cabin on two lcss'
/ siinntsd In Deer Ledge, with 49, feet soulh
Fitth strest. md No tees front on ID suss \
wide alley, being lots Nos, II and H. hlock Y.
town plat, aud near the school houses. Apsl
R6itf or los. SPOoN'
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DayItt'g Speech.

DUBLIN, Oct. 9.-Davitt in q speech at
Wexford yesterday declared that the Land
League inculcated principles which were
eternal and indestructible, but he was dis.
appointed at the outcome of the agitation
when the whole Irish race had rallied 10 the
cry Of abolition Ut the landlord. The league
had by one tremendous swoap Of the gov
ernment been arrested In its career. The
government had been furnished with pre-
text for aston by the outrage committed by
some of the Irish people. Pleading for jus.
tice at Westminster, he said, was useless.
The people should rely upon Irish determin-
alton to arraign landlordism before the civil
ICED world rs the cause Of the crimes aud
disorder. as III aaaRal -4z9.5 a.f al
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/ Offer my ranch tor Sale. or will rent ".
formation write or cali al my residences nsl
Chicago, Deer Lodge county. Montana an.
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) THE man who. induced, Sitting Bull and
his band 70 come to Fort Buford has put In
q big bill for. his services. In corraliing the
wary Sioux. He claims $4,000 from the
Government, and his itemiaed bill shows
the cost Of 4 number Of feas,s thas he was
forced TO give the band Of 800 Indians TO lulu
their suspicious ofioul play This border
diplomat II having q hard time in Washing
ton, as he finds his services are mot looked
on with favor, aud bis bill Is regarded - m
able effort of . Dakota Imagination, and
worthy, TO be filed with the name OF DIR.
Bliss.-Scn Francisco Chronicle. gs
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IF one wonld know how American presi-
dents are tagged out, let him read the list Of
Mr.. Arthurs visitors In one day at New
York. Paul Strobach. the newly appointed
and suspended marshal Of Alabama, called
to see what the matter was; Secretary Fol-
ger, whom be has Just bad nominated for
Governor of New York, was with him .
considerable time; Mr.. Aston, the new min
lister to Italy, dropped in; Police Commis-
sioner French, who acted as Collector Rob-
ertsons proxy in the State committee on .
forged telegram, in the administration inter-
est, was another congenial visitor; Gen.
Grant called, and so did Senator Van WICK
Of Nebraska, and Superintendent Van wyck
Of the assay Office; Congressman Crowley, q
noted Couklinsite; Internal Revenue COLI
lector' Ward, OF Brooklyn, Clayton McAlch-
aelofPailadeIphia,.ex Governor Hartranft Of
Pennsylvania, and half adozen other, poll.
ticians aud friends. Some of these visitors
are likely to have brought worry enough
with them TO serve for one day. Springfield
Republican. eti tt8s,A4 ia ssft sf8,f vtfs
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7 RAILROAD building 10 going on 1t rapid
rate ail over the country. During the month
Just closed II II estimated that 1900 miles Of
track were laid, Iowa heading the States with
164 miles, and California being represented
by the respectable amount Of 80 miles. The
total amount OF track laid this year ID S075
miles, greater nunbersof miles laid than
In any previous nine months. II has been
predicted by many critics OF our country
that the railroad building craze would end
In disaster, but thus far we ssem to have
been saved from the danger Of crash like
that az l673.--Ex. IN
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BOB FORD, who assassinated Jesse james,
- at large. Frank James, Jesse's brother,
who has been an OUTLAW for sixteen years,
has surrendered TO the Governor Of Missou-
ri. And Bob Ford Is afraid Frank James is
making play for desperate scratch with a
view to laying for a d killing him.: lift could
be arranged somehow that both Of the scoun.
drels would fall eff something aud break
their necks 1t would be we'll merited jus.
tice, and It would be = better lesson TO the
youth Of the country than to see brigandage
rewarded with Glen ency and murder with
parden. What would be said fify years
hence If these cutthroats Of tho prairies and
railroad cut were &c be set free, shown
ound the country II ffty cents head, and
elected to the legislature Wouidnt It he
thought public sentiment IN 1882 lacked
two or three slaves OF being ronnd? hsisf {
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DEMOCRATlg TICKET

60 --- s.ssssss.
For Defeats TO coEgpess.
MAKTIN MAfltSAIs, 81 Helena.
For District Attorney,
W. Y. PEMBERTGS. of Butte.
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~ cEkmc tncTc ARG cranky ecleutlsLA -
we'll as religionists. Proctor, who was GO
Ing to have tho world come to IN end LAST
year through the conjunction Of the planets
has now cohpped around and anticipates II
will occur next year when the present COM
Of returns and pops into the sun. Mr.. G. r.
Smith, The astronomer royal Of Scotland,
holds the same opinion. When one rides on
: railroad train 1t Il we'll to let the engineer
and conductor attend to the running OF II,
and wher one Il fortunate enough TO b
born In this world II ID just - well to let the
Creator manage The spheres without concs,n
That which created viii control, and II ths
old man rustles around for bread and bssf
snd the old woman makes home the little
heaven here that we maj all certainly en-.
Joy, there ID no occasion for Christian or
Heather to concern themselves about the
management Of the planetary system. II
these scientific sharPs are ~ largely 30 -
meat ~ their predecessors have been they
will make their nests Ia the brush hersafler
and II not We will al be In 1t The ersnd wind
up Of earthly events and that will DO worth
half an ordinary lie y see q I'll events. /
THE Lordon Lanoss has taken up ths war.
faro against cigars,ts smoking, which ID
growing In favor among English boys. n
shows that young men whose physical devel.
opment isnot completed are most seriously
~ 4N.8as%
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fTHIKTy THRER States aud al The Terri
tories win hold elections on the 7th Of next
November. California, Colorado, Connecti-
cut, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts,,
Michigan. Missouri, Nebraska. Nevada. New
Hampshire, New York, North Carolins,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Islands SoulrO Carolina,
Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin, Will elect
State officers and iCeneress.nep, and Ala
sbama, Arkansas, Florida, Ksutacky, LouisI-
ana, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Jersey and
Virginia win elect only congressman. TIE
Territories viii elect Delegates, Legislator,
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THE laws of Texas require spins u stop !
half hour 81 The line befsse llessisg the
State, but II = only snfstred Il aons place.
Texarkana, and now The people afs begin
Ming 10 inquire: aWhst Il The use of such .
Law ~
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tai CITIZENS Favor rAIR TRIAL. 5ldm
IL ID found impossible to hold an examin.
ation to-day. Consequently James was
taken 10 . holsl.a Two indictments have
been standing against him In this country
Tor about yesr, one for completely In the
murder Of young Witches, near Liberty, in
1874, and the other on account of the Blue
Cut train robbery The Criminal Court
does not iii regularly for SEINE time, but
Judge White will probably give hearing
upon the indictment In chambers next week.
James this evening was removed TO cell
u the jail, and there he will remain until
tho Court grants = hearing. No formal pro-
ceedings will be held this week.
There was N immense crowd about the
hotel allday, attAmpting to get . view Of
James, hut his wish wssto remain IS Quiet
= possible aud receive, bat few callers.
~ With sIl the sentiment whichsnecessa
surrounds = history 20 mysterious and m
event - drsmaaie, there rests conviction
among the citIzens generally .athst the law
should taks iis' impartial course ana Jas4
tea - meted out asseeins best. The feel
ing expressed, however, has nothing .of. open
vioience, and there Is 40 pessi6Ie danger of
my attsmpt III that dIfettioh. There win
~ No AsKnminati0nssfs James 10 day. He
will b. locked pp n - jill It Independ-
ence to night. and possibly bis sxamlnation
Will ~ hsld Saturday.
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COnSLucttuR WatcE WOTkb ~ rOrt mlSaOui1.
A reservoir will Be constructed on the hill
and pipes will be laid to the, various build
1ngs Of the pnst. Y. eF HUH kts b
The Mis- ouliGa wants the railroad supply
steamer, Katie Hallett, to be assigned to
Flathead lake for the use Of excursions par
ties and settlers, when the Clarke's Fork
division Is completed, and the railroad has
no further use for her. S"@ sasst
Myer Marcus, well known fur dealer in
Chiosgo., committed suicide BY shooting In
Lanssln Park Octohss q. Cause financial
embarrassment. The deceased was we'll
iknown In Helena, where no resided Tor thres
years previous to 1881.
Collins X. Thurbsr, division sapssinsend-
s,st Of the Gilmer, Salisbury b Co. stage linz,
from Miles City 70 Junction Dity, died very
suddenly 1t George Hyde's ranch, on Froxe-
t. Death, on the 1lth inst, of ltysrscon-
PLANT; age, forty years. :. ss&7As ss
il Information IL wanted Of the whereabouts
Of T homas Conner, who came from Quincy,
IlliL ois. to Montana In, 1876. sksny person
know ing his present residence win confer :
faver BY addressing L. u. Pickett Twin
Brids es, Madison county, Montana. II I'LL
A biz rattlesnake made Its appearance At
sranch on Ten Mile last week, and the Is.
dies as home could not kin il or scare II
Away. II camped there until p man was
sent fre,m . ranch = mile distant, who dc.
spatche the reptile 1t had fourteen rat-
ties. \, ..t
4 Doc 2,ahi, Glendive hunter, recently had
his stock stolen from his camp by Indians.
He folle. wed and svertaking one or the rod
skins had apespnal interview with him. Tho
Indian has gone home to sin no more, and
zahl occupies his time taking care Of . bull
let wound in his hip. $3.50 Na4
AT shslxunsal meeting OF tho ssockhsIdsrs
Of the Rocky Mountain Railway Company
tho following gentlemen wsrs elected =
Dir ectprs fox The ensuing year: =. Ans.rrscn,
~ L, Bspnss, 3. ri Hauser, j. T. Dodge,
Henry vslIAtsi, Frederick Billings, Thes. r.
OAkss. A. n. Barney. Edward bisns, WI. r.
SaHdrn, and Al, ~ Hotter.
Ell Ellison. ven known stage driver, r.
csntly. on the Helena and Benton road, died
LIST FRIDAY near FMt creek, % the BenAon
rOsqs 81 sAmAn pox. He MA siok hut = fsw
dAys And hed The reins uutiAsAaA couli ~ ~,
ssG 49,. Hsl smailsy In tho Csntxyy. ~
And dFises. M sal.'I
!. The Custer county Rspublis..s A.vs 49,
insasd The following tsckss:J aAssia,
rhtiip III 1rady Z. Treasurer. A. =. Cur
~; .Clsrs iand Rscesslar. L. b. -Taylor;i
1872 JsdFe4 y. e. stashie; County Cons
40 MO lsNsiI; l 4n..s ssssP wn = ~
superintendent Or puh1fo Instrueeion. a. @.