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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25
Riot at a Church Social.

AT Bayville, L. l., on the night of the 1sth
at church social two relatives got into a row,
which ended in general melee, in which ta-
bles were upset, furniture smashed, and a
number of women and children badly injured
in the crush. The preacher had his head badly
cf1f-
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25
observation-disclosures

Halifax was agitated on the 18th inst, over
the arrest of two men supposed to be fenian
dynamlters. Packages of the deadly explosive
were found IN their rooms at a hotel. f
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25
Ohio,s s0fficinlCount

Official returns from seventy eight counties
in OHIO show that prohibition has been buried
under $4,000 majority, Hoadly ran 12,5 500
ahead of Foraker and 1000 above all competi-
tors. The judicial amendment was carried by
about $1,000 majority.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25
A Stricken roxv,.

Advices from Altata. little town in Me1i-
co, under date of the 18th, report the popula-
tion OF the town decimated by yellow fever
deaths averaging twenty day for two weeks.
cane, killing several people and destroying the
greater part Of the town. The inhabitants
sought refuge in the mountains. Several
miles OF the Sinaloa & Durango Railroad track
was torn up and bridge blown down. The
depot and machine sheds were the only build
lngs left standing. The private loss is est-
mated at S5G.00OU. With the fever and hur-
ricane the misery and devastation is something
terrible. The collector of the port of Altata
was among those killed by the hurricane.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25

Twelve brigands implicated in sixteen mur-
ders during the past six years in the Amorosi
district, Italy, have been sentenced to death.
Eleven others convicted of completely, have
been condemned to hard labor for life.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25
An old woman. .

Mrs. Bridget Finnegan died at New York on
the 18th inst, at the somewhat advanced age
of 107 years. She was born in Ireland. and
never learned to speak the English language.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25
OFF win His Head.

The Algerian insurgent chief, 81 Sliman, was
invited to feast on the 18th inst by two other
chiefs. who slew him and sent his head to the
sultan OF Morocco.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25

Gen. James B. Steadman died at Toledo, on
the 18th, of pneumonia. He was 65 years old.
At the time of his death he was chief Of police
of Toledo,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25
Gen, steadman Dcaa

Seventeen peasants in Styria. Austria, have
been condemned to Imprisonment for robbing
,JHwl Q
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25
Erirh.ful Runa ,u.u

While 1ohn Bley and James Maloney ,ere
making SON repairs underneath a frei, III car
at Derry Station, Pa, on the 10Th, ths engi-
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25

TBE Georgia legislature has voted to
bo1 bn1ld capitol in atlanta to cost l,OOO,-
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25
Financially Embarrassed,

The Bank of Pennington, Mimi, made an
assignment on the 10th for the benefit OF its
creditors. 1be banks liabilities are estimated
at $50, 600, and its assets at 5000
The business failures in the United States
apd Canada during the week ending on the
18th number 243, an increase of Sc over the
previous week.
The creditors of the collapsed firm of Hill &
Rowe, Boston, at meeting on the 10Th, ac-
cepted the firms offer of S5 cents.
The Bangor Furnace Company, of Bangor,
Mich, made an assignment on the 18th. Their
debts amount to about Sl30,000.
Mace & Weeks, shoe manufacturers, Phila-
delphia, failed on the 18th for $75, 900.
The creditors of d. Morris & Co.. Montreal,
have given that firm IN extension, and they
will pay in full.
The Norton & Wilder Glass. Paint and Color
an assignment for the benefit OF their creditors
on the l6th inst. Their assets are placed at
$4,000; liabilities unknown.
John Ryan q Son, dealers in whisky aud
cigars. and packers Of pork, GAINESVILLE, O., as
signed on the 10th. They owe 925,OOO.
Debts to the amount of S5O0,OOO caused Ad-
Ter Bros. Il Newbauer, dry goods jobbers, New
YORK, to make an assignment on the 10th. It
Is claimed that the suspension is only tenn
psrary.
Frank Grass, dry goods merchant at Hot
Springs, Ark, has failed. Liabilities and assets
about $4,000.
Holzinger & Bruckheimer, fancy goods, New
York, failed on the 18th inst, for 800 900.
1t is reported that Zembromn & Co., one Of
the largest business houses in old Mexico, have
failed with liabilities estimated at $SOO0O0.
The Hampshire Manufacturing Company,
Phlladelphia, cotton goods. have suspended,
with liabilities amounting to $4,000.
Charles S. Kilbourne, Elgin, ILL.,. has failed
for about 5000
Hyams Bros, an extensive clothing house,
doing business in New York and San Francisco,
have suspended with $3.50, 900 liabilities.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25
DAKOTA,

JAMEsTowN wants hotel badly. I'D
FREDERICK has sect of Dunkards,
WATERFOWL is to have dentists con.
vention.
THE Dakota Tribune has been moved
from Freeport, in Edmunds County, to
Ipswich, same county. s.-,r
WORK on the military road from
Choteau Creek to Fort Randall has
stopped for want cf fluids. 20 stl'ai
FREE postal delivery will be instituted
IN Fargo rs soon as the numbers for the
houses and names for the streets are
placed in position.
ORMsBY, GRAVES & Co., Huron bank
ers, were swindiei out of 81, 900 by o
forged check last August. Detectives
have been following the forger ever
since, but SO far without success.
FROM May Of last year to February
this year, there ". re $50 new postofficee
established in Dakota. All other terri
tories OF the land managed to secure an
aggregate of l40 postotfices in the same
period.
The dissolution Of the heavy real es-
tate firm Of Donsp, Gnrtis & Co., Fargo,
has been aunoupce.i 1t is not known
whether the tliss olntion was on account
of lack of business or the failure of
some certain lines Of policy.
W. ]. MORLEY WIZARD, OF the Car
rington News, has had his house burned
by an incendia,yr W. Wyard had a
claim which another man failed to. live
upon, and it is hiuted that the original
occupant of the claim caused the fire.
CHAs. H. TAYLOR has been arrested
at Jamestowo for taking a letter from the
postoffice and embezzling the contents.
Taylor was examined before Commits
Hioner O. n. Hewitt and held to the
United States court IN $500. With snre.
ties.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25
Deeds Of Blood.

Cowboys raided Glendive. Montana and
killed. one man, on the 10th. They were cap
tured and will probably stretch hemp.
Henry W. Gwinner, president of New York
afternoon of the 18TH. The cause OF the sui
eide is unknown.
The station agent at Whiting Station, Ind,
WIS sandbagged and robbed on the evening of
the 18th. The thieves took gold watch and
cnain. $3.50 in cash and a 5000 note.
Lorenz onther, Of Pierce, Wis. swung him
sells into eternity with a halter, on the 10Th.
An old feud between B. A. Jester and B. +.
Hudspeth at Fort Gaines, Ark, was brought to
fatal termination on the night Of the 18th
INST. The two met on the road, Hudspeth hit
Jester with piece of fence rail. and the latter
retaliated by stabbing him to the heart.
In a row over game Of domlnocs in saloon
ored men named Patterson and Reynolds, the
latter attacked the former with billiard cue
and pounded him over the head until he died,
Richard Day, notorious crook, was shot and
killed at Toledo on the 18th while resisting ar
rest.
Daniel Bitsbois, cashier of the Missouri Pa
citic Railroad at st, Joseph, No., committed
suicide on the 18th. He was trifle short in
his accounts.
Berry Struck was called to the door of his
residence at Lancaster, Pa, on the night of
the 10Th by two brothers named Smith, who
assaulted Struck and disemboweled him.
Henry Irving and John Walsh, two notori-
ous burglars, attempted to settle difficulty
with their pistols in New York saloon on the
plight OF the 18th and both are now in the
hands of an undertaken
A young lady named Fora Burns has been
foully murdered at Lincoln, III. Her body
was found in the outskirts of the village on the
morning Of the 10th, with skull crushed and
throat cut, A reward of $1,000 is offered for
the detection of the murderers
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-10-25
NEWS IN BRIEF.
KILLED bv mn Axa,,,cn.
.Condcn, N cd.

n avalanche at Asaro, Catania, on the 10th,
rwhelmed six workmen. Five were killed.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
We0k0villo Amenities.

Reports from down the rm.l state
|, the tiys: train has reached Weeks
vile.
The railroad IT. how complete. with,
tie exception OF some tre.tlc-wOrk ~,
Horse Plains. to Newt. Lynch =
place. 1t is Thought iD,:. rs'u,l will In:
completed IT, this point atn'ut the
middle Of February.
Week.ville <.Niety wa. cu,l,,dera-
bly, exercised over u duel which to0k
place last week. 1t seems two lsltties
disagreed over ss,lnc trivial matter,
and agreed to settle II l,y the c0tle
duellO. One If them said to the
other, Measure of twenty lasces."
His opponent started I" step OFT the.
distance, when NJ. !. commenced
firing, making the bullet. whistle all
around him. The only .iaissagc d,'lle
was I" u hystans,er. wl"' received
(,llllet.wOund In tlsc arm the hall EN-
tering vt the elbow and blowing it,
way up the arm aud nut ut the
shoulder.
Another story j. xtlOat to the
effect that some sharper r0ped In
what he supposed to l,e u green. horn,
aud put up" hand on him. The
stakes ran high. and linally the gam
bier demanded Ut his opponent "what
have you gOt:"' live u six full, you
som-Of.a-xun." and gr.'tny showed q
loaded revolver under the others
nose. The Over-sixetl individual
threw W one depresatary hand and
gNsl,ed out "lt'~ go0si:"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
The Mountain View Concert.

The concert to be given Ut tn
Mountain View n. E. church Fri.
day evening, January 18th, Tor the
benefit Of the Certerville chapel, will
be an exceedingly enjoyable musical
event. The programme includes the
following repertoire:
FHst Part-Overture, Verdi's ''Ho-
boco," BY the Alice BAND; song and
chorus, mo Tine can steal AfIsr-
tion's Rose" by Minnie Thayer,
Msssrs. Emo and Stanley: song, Miss
Kate Fegtly.
Sscosd Part-Fantasja, "Cero
Omori," by Enschell (uand); Reci-
tation, by Miss Minnie Thayer;
Qusrtette, Mia Kate Fegtly, Mrs.
Talent, Nessrs. Bennett and Brady.
Third Rnrt-Grand selection, "Bo-
he,nian Girl" by Bale (Band);
Song, "Rsse leaves falling, one by
one" Nn. Talent. Nessrs. Brady
and Bennett.
Fourth Part-0alop by Bana. The
selection evinces the fine artistic
taste Of the n,anagegs, and the well
known talent OF the ladies and gem
tles,.en who take the leading parts
give ample assurance Of the success
II the entertainment. rhe object n
. benevolent one and We bespeak for
the concert . large audience.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will give . sociable at the
church on ThuEsasy evening. Oys.
tens, ice cream and other luxuries
will Be served BY the youDg ladies ol
the society, and everything will be
provided 70 make tho occasion one ol
rars social enjoyment. All are cor
daily invited.
At % previous time have leading
Eastern Journals % ganefally dis
cusse,l the subject Of mines and min.
Ing, " with % great . tendency to
treat mining operations - . legiti.
mate business. A tone Of Improved
confidence 10 very noticeable, and
the effect cannot fail to be . larxer
investment II Eastern capital in
Western mining peoperties.
Alice 10 saill advanoine In New
York, bat holden refuse 20 cell. Re.
of dividends would send
the stock Up to the Old 1gureu.-
ztjbsse, 2lsl.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
THD OREGON SHORT LINE,
Rapid Construction Of the
Wood River Branch.

Mr.. Moore, Division Agent of the
]. 4 o. Stage Company, hes returned
fr0lu the end Of the track. BY Ratur.
day next the stage ON the kelton
road will cross tbetrsck and meet the
construction trains, In . few days
more, or by the first Of February Ut
the latest, the ears Of the construction
train will pull In ut the junction Of tie
Wood river branch ut Naples, 81
miles south from HALEY. Accom-
nsodatj0ns are being provided there
Tor the transfer OF mails, express and
passen9esD from the trains to the
stage coaches, which will meet the
0T9t passenger train over the road
and run regularly thereafter to CON-
meet with the trains until HALEY -
reached.
AT the present tune the conalruc-
tion train b running to within two
mikes 0f the Stage crossing, aud only
fosty-dve mikes from Haley A c.
house b run with every train at PRES
emit, and passenger prepared to take
such recommendations can now leave
the stages ut the crossing and take
the ca6Oooe for PocatelD0, where con.
nection r. made with trains on the
Utah + Northern.
The tTaek-layess will not stop At
Naples, bnt will contiuue laying
track on the Wood River beanch It
the rate ETA mile per day, aud the
c0ntracton count upon arriving 1t
HALEY with the locomotive by Nay
], II no severe weather h experienced
10 the meantinse.- Wood R;cer
Times.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

Eastern nail now COMES ~ the
Northern Paci .ic for twenty-five pnst-
Offices In Galiatin county, four IN
jefferson county. and four IN Madi-
sou county.
The Denver 7riL""c says: 1.-The
tilue fUr the completion III the Utah
division Of the Denver + Rio Grxude
road - rapidly approaching. A huge
excursion will 6e organized To visit
the capital Of Morilontlon, when the
time arrives"
1t r. stated that the Northwestern
railway will discna,ge all it, enl-
plOyees In the running department
under twenty.One years Of xge. 1t h
believed older persons are more care
full and that fewer accidents will O.
cur.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

The 0oun0l Appodnt Anotheg
Oo01GCo0OO oommittoo With
Some Prospect for .
0umpromioo.
Dpoe3al Daspaseh % ~ lllUHs.

Special 0ssDaseh % ~ AlHHs.
HELENA, n. +. Jan. q, 1858.
Bat little business W. done in the
Hoass today, The nae0bsss seeming
disposed 20 hold hack until some
thiag b known - to the result In the
council. The county attorney bill
was rslesFsd 70 the Committee on
Judiciary. O'Gsady gave notice Of .
blu relating to liens o. mining prop-
city, and Mantle OF . bin rslating to
insarsnee companies. A resolution
to adjooSn sj~e de was ruled out Of
oFdsr; AMI another to adjourn fer two
weeks was laid on the table.
In the Council four ballots were
taken without result. Another
eonleFsaee committee he's been ap-
pointed BY Wittef and Mitchell, the
former appointing Geo. y. Thomas
and w. A. Chessman and the hitter
selecting w. w. Morris and w. E.
Baes. The Committee will meel TO-
night and It b believed the move
Dsut win result In compromiss. 1t
b runorsd that the appointment Of
this committee h the result Of .
trads. BY which . certain Council
man hes agreed 70 do coetain ollcial
acts In The interest a the opposition
party, In case ol his elevation 20 the
Pressdeney ofthe Council, asd that
the work b already cut out for the
Committee to perform, In Pursuance
Of this contract. II reports are eor-
rect. the result will - an organixa-
ton Tomorrow.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

BUTTE, NJ. r., Ian. -, 1874
The following are the whOle.sal,
prices paid by merchants aud ll0te
keepers for the commodities elumer
ated, delivered from the wagon
Price list carefully corrected every
saturday:
Flour Ruby Valley. XXNX, t::.jl
per cwt.
d" Mill Creek, XXXX. $3.:a
percwt.
Mill Creek, New 7r.x1ss, SEQ.
Gallatim. $3.4O ),er cwt.
Union Mills, New Pvn.es4s, Cream
of the Valley, $4.0W
Ruby Valley, NEW lrNvss) 34.M
Union Mills NNNN Ss,,Ow fake,
tl.'n'.
Utah Com mon. $3.50
Utah Choice, $:s.:D.
Graham, $l.ta.
Wheat per H., =! ci.., fair .le,,,alt,.
Oats, $!.Ol.
Butter, l,er H., Asia ~ cts.
Eggs, per dozen, ~. ~ ct..
Corn Neal. II.
Beet, carrsss, = eta.
Reets, :! cts. peril.
Hay l@r ton, w." t:.:I
Rallied Hay. ler ton, S:.l@ =:
Cheese, ~" = ctx.
barley, &. 3:jfr $50 PR cwt.
Dried lRans, Montana. : cts.
Mutton, 10 cts.
Pork, dressed, II cts. per ID.
Veal, IL: clS. per IT,.
Chickens, - a. $7.:N Yer3doxcn.
Wood, $50 g. $7.:iI.
Ilutalagas, 1: cts. per H..
Potatoes, 81. :tka. l.71 T. cwt.
sausage, IL cts. ls.r ID.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
Notice. tn CO.OHNer.

To John J. Cable, hts heirs Or assigns
You are hereby notified thar tho uudersign.
ed has in accordance with the p6Ovis10nx
Of Sertt0n 1874. revised siatuiea Of the
United States. psrfs,s,n~i labor and made
isnprOvesn nis TO the vaite OF slIo uCOa the
Four !ohi.s quarts lode mining claim: eit-
silver bow county. M.ntana. ftsr the ycsr
lsS2, and you arr ner'hy notified that unless
you contFlbuts Or causs, Z" b es,utrihutorl
your proportion OF ~ Ill expenditures te5s,
f.'% iSs dste Of :Sis notice. iii y.M,1 ri:i;t.
title and interest In ami u the aIHDve de-
seribed quartz lsale mining claim will IT,.
o0sRe the property Of your CO owner, wl,O
has male the 5eQuis~.l expenditures
DENNIS sARREL,
Bate, Montana. January ~, 1888. swan
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
Sure Cure for Rheumatism.

James Matthew's say. he las l,een
badly afflicted with rheumatism for
twenty years and has tried oil the
cures known, and at last found n
remedy that helped him.
A few bottles .! this medicine are
for sale ut Matthew'S Store, corner Of
Main and Granite Streets, Butte.
Montana. swl1.4D-tf
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

BUTTE, n. T., Jan. q, 1854.
R11ss 11sw:
Having heard ssvseal eomplaints
against TIE Ars0ea q Butte. I an q
last Soeosd, In juslics, 10 ssy my my.
I have bssn bothered BY at lsast halt
. dooen Would-bo.somsbodieo inanDo-
diatoly after the last two 0res, with
The complaint that the Arsmeu he'd
Destroyed property. It 10 . willfal
and malicious lie! A A.emans bast
mem, - We undesstand II, b to fight
Dire and ave life and property ifpos-
sible, and that b what We do, and a..
ways have done, In spite Of al op.
position ftom our city council and
ssveri snide noa-propesty holding
citizens, who can zee nothing good In
men who risk Life and limb, to ave
the property Of othess. 1.-THE City
(oaght 70 b. Fathers woWld furnish
. sumcient salvage corps, to take
care Of property In the vicinity Of
DIRE, Il might keep some Of the blnth-
ssskitss (who d, nothing bat Sand
and look On, and afterwsrds blame
the men whose business Il h to Aght
the ire, for not performing impossi-
bilitiss) from insulting men whose
honor and good eitissuship
b something unknown to
theiTersvon natures. Every 1re
that ~ have helped TO extinguish
has eost ~, out Of our treasury, from
nfty to seyenty-ave dollars, without
one cent Of aid from the city. Citi-
sens we need your help aud your
'ympathies. For yonr own bsnsAt,
~ we'll - ours, look we'll next time,
before you vote, and see that you get
men, who will l,se your taxes aud
vour donations, for your benefit, and
not for nonsense.
Fred. ]. TAYLOR,
A Fireman.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24

HALEY TiU0.

| HALEY TiWss.
HALEY h to have grand operatic
; concert.
A business block h To be built In
the spring, which will cost tsO, O'n', In
HALEY.
The Deer Greek mines are being
worked and developments indicate
the material for big camp there.
At HALEY last week Martin Hers-
Ter attempted to shoot Fred sherman
With needle gun, hut was diaarmed
BY bystsnders.
The Shedding h very Zine on the
stsge road . days travel from, Hal
ley. and sleigbs are running In rlace
Of coaches.
The Rising sun mime near Bullion
has l'een sold 10 Eastern parties for =
good round SUM, and will l,e thor.
Oughly Developed. 1t II . promising
property.
The Kelly boys who cleaned up
from I'll, 400 to taD,OeO In Deer aud
Warm spring creeks during the past
threeyears, have settled down In the
vicinity Of Wxlla Walla.
Reports fron, Rocky Bar report
that times are quiet there. The
Vishun II looking fine. Four men
are keeping the works In trim this
winter. The EDnlore IL working six,
and the B0napart keeps the usual
f'rce preparing q ran Of the mill.
The entire Ford group ii Green
horn was relocated on the first.
Judge Ford, the owner, shipped %
tons at ore from them In '81, bat We
are told that he has not been heard Of
since his departure that fail.
We learned IRON, gentleu,xu. NJ
from Silver creek. that about Nv men
divided into four camps, are employ.
ed on the Wood River branch of the
q. =. i. The f0rCe IL engaged on
heavy rock work ~ the lava beds.
The iirst camp IL twenty-five miles |
from HALEY, and the blasting ut that |!
point will he completed In three
weeks.
Next Monday the time allotted BY
law expires for the rec,xding III al
claims relocated on the first Of the
month. That h, all claims not re-
corded by that date are again sub.
Jet to relocation. About no claims
have been already recorded with the
County Recorder, aud doubtless
more will come In beiOre Tucsday
~ many relocat0ry will
postpone recording until the last
minute. Altogether It IL estimated
hat :hN claims have beel nut on
record in tile county since the first.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-24
BILL OOVEs LAST nLUFr.
''Thts ID - High - I can Get
Ny Hands; Now Throw
Up Yours"

Up 10 about . year ago Bill Cove
figured In this vicinity ~ = second
ciaas rountler and stake player. "
He was reputed to Le very handy
with his gun, but his reputation
seemed to be mainly basel upon two
or three blulls that he haal success
fully made against inofsnsive non
conlbatives, and those who knew
him, weie not Illuminated by his
Gov .boy tall. A little over . year
ago he Was laid out ct Silver how by
. man named savage, who struck
him on the head with stone tied In
n handkerchief, Tor which he II now
serving out . one years sentence ut
Deer Lodge. Cove was never known
10 b. connected with any crime CONF
lnittei here, bat was several times
under suspicion, and was kept under
close surveillance by ithe police.
Some months ago he disappeared
from, this city and soon afterward
turned up ~ Zone Of the gang" 1t
the Northern Pacific front, where hs
became known aud feared under the
cognonen Of BILLY the Kid" The
following account Of HE tragic death
10 taken from, the Missom'i~" Of the
18th instant:
Another shooting aftray 1t
W. eksville on Tuesday night b re.
ported. The story 10 in effect that
"Billy the Kid" ard another man,
went into y saloon where there
were about twenty men, and
with drawn revolven ordered
hands up from the whole
party. One Of the men ra,sed his
hands just high enough to pull his !
shouting iron, and said: This u -
high ~ can get my hands; now
throw yours up!" The odds were too
great, and the wOuld-be robbers ele-
waited their dlgita. They declared |
tl,at there were men In The crowd |
they wanted, but that they had no
ill-will to most Of them. In reply
they were ordered to move or ten
PAGES, which they did, when they
were li)dled with bullets. It r. Also
runsosed that their bolies were
afterwards thrown In the river.
! his story b given for what
L h wO1th--fOr Il has
passed from mouth 70 ear several
Iinses before reaching ~ just ~ We
IRE about to 70 to press. ltis pretty
generally believed to be correct In the
main. "BilDy the Kid" b . character
veil known It Butte, Dillon
md Nise0ula. S00bo two
nonths ago he figured here in .
yresn-eyesi scrape with . captivating
lurgly dancer Ia which he succeeded
10 ''heading up" the woman, and It
. doubtful II he leaves many mourn
q. over his Tragic DEATH