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"a Bear Which Spored. 5

John HI. Kelly. Of Brighton, gives The
following story of a recent adventure:
4" 4 have a farm of open and wood land
in the township of Uitton, Canada,I and
go there occasionally to look after nv
interests, During the early part of last
week was there and went ont alone on
spow-shoes prospecting, with the inten,
ton of buying some lumber. / heard
something rustling through 1the bushes
and saw "A man with "A dog following a
large deer. Seeing that the three Mere
pretty we'll used up 1 joined in the chase,
until both man, dog and myself got
tired and gave up in disgust. Nv new
Informed acquaintance was a French
Canadian, "a woed-chopper, and, like
myself, had nothing but an Ak! - -
THE snow was deep, so we hunted
around for 4 resting place and soon dis
covered a log some twenty feet long and
about four feet through. At about the
middle of the log we observed a drv
spot. and on going there saw there was
a large knot Hole We sat down. buf
had been there but few minutes when
we heard a snoring. which alarmed ms.
We. then went to the large end OF. the
lOk dlf0 c0tf ana IL con-
cluded that there. was. bear. inside.
Said L: = My friend. just GO t6iths knot
hole and pound with your ak, and / will
wait here till he comes out. when i will
slug him in the head. This the Cana
dian did. and the bear came, out. I
made q. clip at him with the Ak, and
missed him. he got on. his feet and
sprang at me, knocking me aewn-see
the marks of bis ciswso8 min,iars and
feet NY Canadian friend at this, mo-
mfnt oame, to. my rescue and split the
brute skull in two, We then lit some
wood and smoked out these two cubs
(pointing to a couple, of infantile cubs).
kept them and gave my friend the
slother, whose skin was offmore value
TO him than the-ctbs.iS 40 :
These young ones Mr., Kelly Is raising,
or trying to raise. as a mother would 4
child, the nursery-bottle being used for
their sustenance.-Bostoa Globe. =
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Religious Reading.
TIE PERFEeTlR RESI-

oc. ~ .t;inTl -------sffiD-rn- .tfsfsf.s..-
. IKE the Psalmist do we cry.
vi snat noveis swift wing hasi II. III ~
ri uSLc evil could no more modest 80.
ny away and be at rest ~ ON
81 TOT h.gsadr ST ygm qs igf
-u P Pu1 what II, with a stronger wing,
: n Ea were ever following? al71>' 9fl -
S Mnat II pain and grief and care
ouiu haunt and hurt me even therc1
No.. ~ go llt4 ~ $50 lE>t lisissisg II
q Tri M put the grareycan give release?
I III wicked thefc from troubling ceases
ysthess Is manifest y.fg .2sig 80 'rfC
mere the weary are at rest.
-. '-lit1 u -t}4s $50 ~ y g.
20 IAN rest no other where be found2
, ~ ~ ear mas caught a winsome sound:
ntAyy- ladeu. come TO Ne, = = .i'fsg
oily WIN give rest to thee"
= Th hspE, me voice. of Him love-
\ ne rlend OF all other friends above
p e1an 20 HIN q 80 eluia my quest. - So
: o. ~ my soul, unto thy rest! 4sf--t
Didst Thou not make me for Thine OWN,
hEnt IN my light to see alone,
1mu RESTLESS evermore to be. ) o. s4Ggf
81. should md my rest in Thee, ,,a..
m nne easy Yoke, O CfHist.yI take, = Oh
1871 my true yokefellaw make
ask ~ more. stiprcfnely fblesf hih'l' .
= wine = atlenyth the Perfcctrest. gai
= nv - z tI9uDgE Yuc ll ffUEfEIEa
q ~, somge, my hope, my heart above. -.
ffr i11ttss91it, hfe ana re st to me Thy love;
nat more tharlth5s in Thee TO live. ~ ;
nave 10 ask, hast Thou TO givcr so
,.s - II. 1hompson, ~. D.. iIsS- s. Times,
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- One Of the most Fexing problems con-
uected With human life IS che inequality
existing in the earthly lots of men5 and
the 1nore1we study the suhjeet, the more
manifest is the fact that this is one of
the most prolific sources of discomfort.
But the great difficulty is that we are
misied by appearances, and put utterly
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Amt sarah,s watchword. ]

roIaufa .came into the rdisorderiy Sit.
tipg=Tpop, put . .sweeping-ca on her
head, and began Istlessfy drawing q
broom over the dirty carpet. In few
moments goodiy Pile Of diffwSs swept
ont tiie door, when She took q buster
and Hooked around; quite puzzled where
to begin.
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tmBs coSTNtEb5


The Orchards and Vineyar& Of cSd.-
fornia, in spite Of theirwoSdetful pro-.
dnctiyeness and occasionally enormors
profits are likely TO bring their-cuI6--
yatorl % grief The business is-beihr
overdnpe. Some lands have been sold
at asshigh price as $t=e00 an acre, and
too many people are going into such
enterprises.
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- III In SECOND QUARTER - -. ~.
May HfTTrsul ana Barnabqs, in = -. - -.
June 54At An incn IL Acts In n Is an uss S
yunc M--At IcoRiutp and Iystra Acts "A, Ills
'u1hae YYlI7 VT IF the First Nissiqn-i
June 25-RevieT. aTY 20 Ifiit'tfiHsfA'rin -,
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ply ndvisc yon not TO forget that1 have
fifty thousand dollars stakedlp0n bring
ing you 10 forms" az 49,
Did she remembers Il came back
to Mignon like q sickening wave that
time when she had rebellcd and deticd.
him. II was when her whole soul had
bccr hlcd viii ahhorfence at Ending
herself dupe and byword, compro-
missed by the two mon whom, ~ all the
world. she should have been able. 10
trust. aDh She had PasSonately declared
she would serve themlno more Nariek
had shown her then that Inc held the
fortune. honor aud life of victim
whom, she had drawn into bis net IN the
balance, and madc her compliance the
c0nd lion Of sparing thcm
Rodney walked home from the steam
boar landing i'm thelate- afternoon. The
wright which MAJ bogaIc npOu his,spir-
is all day lifted when he found her
standing slnder the trees by the garden
gate. 1900
Waiting for me, Mignon? Signing
for me. II 7 am 20 jrdgc by that drooP-
ing face. What will YOU do when am
tied down TO straight business six days
out Of the week?''
"Rodney," with quick intuition,
''yOur friends will not forgive you?'
Elf the fact gives You no more
trouble than IL docs me. darling, we
can iae=h II down he declared, smil-
ing fopllY,iR her anxious Dyes.
How hartl Il il 20 laugh down such n
fact, ,he was to. learn sooner than be,
tbuyehiT 0Tf = nDIDO
JNaat bC-f&o after this thcyvere tax
ing n, long walk by the river road. Now
aud thcn glittcring cquipage flashed
past. tm9slyf aRajly carriages belonging
tYnEiRllfAjify cbintty sSatS
i'T AikllI ftbajSh-saaa-kfrh Rnscstab-
lishment of your own one OF these days,
ms. France. - Rodney was saying,
pl:ryfuny. Something on afnlorc mag
niiiccnt scale than the pony phetoq YOU
see approaching, and % 75'lo ~
The words died there n-his lips.
IYa ladf,~seatrd in the pEIton, had
caught sight. a those loitcrcrs sby the
wayside.s '.Bdth were proud anil one
WIS 'fahs 4yourn, and fair.I thought
Nlighon, With IN 6ld .foid feeling III her
heart, noticing the colt curves of tle
oval face and the bri gilt hue Of the ALI
ing hair, rs the black. ifnuid eyes of Hi6
giri nlrt hers and fell quickly away.
"SGch lovely young lady, Rodney"
She said, and looked up 70 sec him
standing with gray pallor creeping
over his features, DO you know them.
then?" .fAh
Know them?" with quivcr of his
lips. 1T WAS Mrs. and Miss Sanger
ford.' I wonder how they come to be
hcrrp Visiting somewherc in the neigh
bOrhoOd. 1-suppose. IL don't matter
much 60 Us since they have given US the
cut dircct.p rN|
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There are six telephone factories ID
the United States, al doing q prosper
Gus business. In one alone orders have
been received for; six thousand 'instr@
fnents in sixsweeks' time.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-06-01

ns-SanF francisco has dress goods men
who solicit dresss trade .ong the install
ment plana A lady can purchase 9,
dress, have it made in the. store. and
pay therefor q stated amount per week.
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A Scene in Conrt.


j The following anecdote is said to be
literally TRUE Of an eminent lawyer:
r, The gentleman in question, who was
then quite young, WAS retained as a,,vo-
cate in q case. on which, not feeling him
self Sufficiently prepared TO plead. he
was very DESTROYS OF Obtaining post
ibonerrieiiti AS, however, The court had
already 'protraeted2 it's session beyond
the. usual period in consequence of an
! unusual amount f,of business, and of
course the jury, were getting impatient
TO be released from their duress, he was
well aware that 1t would be impossible
to procure such a postponemeht unless
he could gallego. lsome. extraordinary
cause.
Fortunately, or unfortunately, as the
result proved, he had lively imagina-
ton, and had quickly formed a t,Ia,,
which he was sire would be successful
( Rising. with his handkerchief TO his
eyes, he addressed the court in great
apparent emotion: ,f..f.s,,, - .,......-
May it please the court, I have Just
heard of the dangerous fitness o: my
venerable mother; who Is living AZ the
point OF DEATH Under such eircunI-
stances, much as j regret protrastiDg
an already, Heightened session, lDHst
request that this case be postponed
Ny feelings areso- powerfully agIiated
that j should be unable to do Justice 10
the Gaze, feeling as + do that inv proper
place II at Che bedsideEof niy mother"
y fae1pathetici appeah was ieonpletely
successful . a feeling Of ,earnerii sym
patty, for the afflicted counsel, .perYaded
ALI hearts, and the jurors. though arx-
,iousl to return to their families, were rot
sufficiently Hard Of heart to wish 81 have
the business of the court proceed al such
a sacrifice of personal feelings. r. .srsz
ffiT The Judge, Ehs vas lastcnder-hearted
man, had risen, and was about to grant
the request ,of. the counsel, when the
deep hush was broken by a shrill voice,
which proceeded- l8dy 10 a
Qna]cs9 bonnet, Hhou was. bending orer
the railing of the gallery 1t WAS the
mother ST the eloquent counsel, wno, SO
far from being at the point d, death,
came without her sons knowledge 20
hear frfm plead. IL SIT .s31aG 800
Timothy, Timethy.' y she exclairn cd.
in . voice1which could be. heard all
over the house ri Timothy, Timothy,
how sStten have ! chastised thee sor
It il needless to say that the court
room fairly shook with laughter, and
the eloquent counsef, the -fatg Timothy
Coffin sat down completely nonpiussed.
=, The Case wasn't postponed. ~ Chicago
.If1tnne. .gxIzmag4 - s9i7saJ - y.-,s
..r (
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CHAPTER w.
TENPORIZINQ.


There was no time for words.
While they faced each other. she with
the white horror of this, discovery fresh
upon hqr, the door opened again and
Rodney came in.
''Mignon-yOur' he exclaimed. In
utter establishment. "Why, my dear,
what is II? Are Yon sick2 ~Tehdyke.
what has disturbed my wifeg'' q - - y
In the quick. suspicious glance he
Shot at his partner, you might read the
mans heart. Jealousy Iurked there,
ready to spring forth at the slightest
warning. S4CO
i, Mrs. France has been surprised
mot very pleasantly surprised l fear at
meeting an old friend in me, responded
Tendykc, quietly. Il don't fiatter N.Y.
self that that fact ovcrcame her,
though. Can YOU .stagN in for twenty
minutes, France? u -lfafe an appoint
ment With Hardwieke. Mrs. France.
hope Tor Lille pleasure of seeing YOU
again, and Mr.. Tendyke sent sig
niicaht glance straight into her eyes
before Re departed. IN :-7
Left Atone, an awkward silence fell
for moment between the young pair.
Rodney broke il.
"Well. Mignon, what have you to
sayP''C lbs cold tone hurt her, WHY
did you not tell me before, chat YOU
knew ftndyke?''~ 49, ~ 4lLSoNi
IL did not know it. / had not seen.
hini.o yen remcmberilp uric -. :,
You were not likely TO forget his
very nhAne1 however, and Nc haSc mem.
toned that between Us n hundred times.
What was he to you?s How much docs
he know of your pasta II l thought
that was to haunt us forever I1could
wlShA~p ry------
''Thatyou had not generously res
cued Jues fronfts Oh, Rodney; Heaven
knows, Lwish that myself -
The dSsperate earncstnessef her .cry
struck him like q sharp .H0w Pale
with emotion. -6utmaking an-effort to
control himself, he put ont his hand.
CONG. he -saik this IS no place
for matrimonial; pickering. Come,
Mignon Stmust send you home"
A wild fear Of what would happen IL
she went-and left him there passed over
Mignon, -bNt wisy not let it come then
as well HSaftefward2 Let Varickdco
his worsts-jShe knew her husband bet
ter ttan ke krfew himself knew that
" hen the tina came he would forgive
her to the- utteTmost; but she shrank
from giving him pain, quailed at thought
of meeting 1him after varich's story
should be todd
She Wa AKRON prepsFea when,his
step sounded in-the hall, and he burst
jmpetuouslyinto the room.
frnUw (ra-rrS-w&
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80 80 The ancient fufnace sim ii use at
Che Custom House docks In England is
known as the Queens tobaceo pipe. y
'Inthis gloves, iaee,d bsndanna liandker-
rmefss2 eofee, teaz cigars and spirits
which We're smuggled were burnt
formerly. Thirteen thousand pairs of
French gloves were at one time Icast1nto
this furnace. J16Q % gsssff91 rTiTur-F Z
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At THEboX6YFzcE

~ IHb OO-S-f'FF AOB. Il
We stood within thu corridor;
higi % sfpbohl AAis the rail
To 80 M IictCtA vahcnIsaw
Ihe|stnao matte3s mi ttrrncd paie--I
hndllvI A. aeV clStls thr,nighositI J
Vpffh drfs iairfit viii ncr 90 t-1nir:<
Id knaaa~ka- ks...ss.aal, otsa.taara, out.
Leaving my pockc tbp0k 10 homo.
stood there, vowed IrTd pf,irfinea,
Twas cruel ~ 81 wa hgird; -
Thou did alittlc rloscd ham glidc
straight into mine. without word,
Leaving " di1rf Y d. Ffih offunfa DWl m
OF gold and tisnf hiutt gtEliatly nuafle.
PROM which, sgarvr knowing what TO say
for the evenings tickets paid.
when sat down along wi n hcr-s ~.
- Vow, don't lnok ro annoyed. said ahos
" VI course. mistakes some tInloa oCcilr,
And people lose their property.
Confused. 7 nu swsrt|lt q" urrCc,
Hut must feel yftFd about u though;
what's yours does not bclouR 90 me-
Said she: "Why shoulln't a be Eo7~
She spoke uuthinsirgiy. then blushcd.
oh, de- 1uu moan ~ strnirht ] cried.
NY Wild delight she would have huaicd.
n feeble " No iu vain she tried;
liut ~ not hear 10; so at last-
e~-iust Co keep YOU Httl. said aha
" There. there. dou't hold my hand 80 fast
The usher will IA sHr'f IN og,"t,AT a .
I'm hTaduFfs Jaitrtni
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.'fF q UJFEW CT Rtfs.
I JHbsl Early gives 81 eco towards
monument to Robert Z. Lea sort q.
Jubal-Lee memorial. Detroit Post.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-15
Garey's slayer.

LONDON, NV. l4.-ine Prison rules
have heretofore prevented Gen. Roger
A. Pryor seeing O'Donnc,l, except
with the permission 81 the Home lie
Ialrtnient. The solicitor .orO'D nn II
wrote 10 the Home Seer, tary asking
permission for Mr.. Pryor I" visit his
c,lcnt. The secr,t.ry replied tina,
Pry.r must make p, rs.'iiai apl'l'c,.tr,n,
stating his grounds mr .hr r,su, 81.
Pryor made the required npp.lc". n,n,
upon the sole GRAND That ne. beng
oi,e Of the prisoner roui,sei, ID, iir,I
II -xpedient for the props tie ..nsc al
his cIir',t ti,st he sno,,ld s,'e him. T.,e
Home Department III, r,ul";n granted
the request. Mr.. Pryor was afforded
every facility b, the "ffi..ials % Nrw-
gaze I0r an interview with U'D unell,
which lasted two hours and IA hall.
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Unfortunately. Iie Escaped.

ST. Louis, Nov. IA dispatch from
Richmond, Mo-. says II d,rp rate nl-
tempt WAS male last Thursday nirl.t Ia
assassinute Charley Ford, one of the
sluytrs of Jcssc James, nj II house seven
miles from Richmond. Sewn un-
known men Concealed themselves IN
the we,ds near his house, and when
Ford came OUT, during ,lr ,v,ning.
they simultaneously fir Il on him,
without effect. Ford Immediately
drew y r,vo,vcr AMI ,sl,,d into TIE
We, dis, wlIcr, uI"n The nan ran an,i
rerained their houses, mar 10y. Al
though under lac fire NJ Fmd's TT
vOlvcr, 80 tar us known. all es,ul,,,l
without injury. The wouid-be ussi,s.
silis WERE well nioi.nn d. AMI. although II
unknown, II Is suspected they were
young men OF the neigllDrllUd. ns
there Is very string feeling anon .
the people against having ei,h,r Oi the
Ford boys In tl,it vicinity.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-15

CHICAGO, Nov. l4.-1he blowers
Journal rep,rta: HOGs-lt,c,ipls,
5000 head; nhiDnl.nus, $3.50 h. d ;
market brisk; best steady; Iar ! ",
$4.lota 40; packing aud shipping,
H.6,Cs4.y5; light, $430@4.6o; skip,
SONG 100. CArrLE-lsrciI t., SION
head shipnn nts, 3.,A0 head; market
active and hrrn; exp"rts, Sj.a5@7.W;
gH'd to choice shipping. $3.50" 6.l1
common to medium, $5.t0,o 5 40 ringe
strong; grass TEXANS, S3.DG475.
Americans. &i.50(a $50. SH.IP-R.-
pipis, 3.lO head si,i.nn, nt.. 3.ar
head market slew; inf.rinr TT IL,
81 aOSg3.0i; good $3.50; choice, $40;
Texans, $..U0ta 500.
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The Missing Tag.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA special from
Saugstuck, Mich. states that all the
men on the tug Protection are safe
except twn William Kelly and ont
o. the firenen were Lost. Her tow, the
sclioonrr Arab. was sunk off Racin,
early Sunday morning. The Pmtec.
tion was disabled while taking off the
crew Of the Arab, ty . rops catching in
her wheel. The steam barge Asely
towed the Prascti.,n until she lic>-iI
l.exxnl- disabled, Monday might. The
tug then drifted I'LL she came Ia
anchor near Ssuystuck. VI the nine
teen men on the two veseels seventeen
are sawed. Captain Kelley vent down
with The Arab.
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The c.p,aIty Of Jshs bsii.

Cry OF Mkxico. Nov. I4.-fnter-
views with high officials develop The
foliowing fasts rrTnrding the English
dcla: Mexico acknowledges the In
neutrality-suspicious. and interest
of ki8, OO0. eUO. Last April . private
agent 0 Mexico. without full author
ity, nssgle III nxseei,Is.nt with the lsnsi.
holders. Ivy witch Mexico wxs to NJ
place the outstanding bon'ls l,y new
Issur emo N. 0O0, al S,per srnt inter
est The S<lSlitb.n'd e. OO.t V0 wss Ior
TIRE plrIr,ss ~ paying The first year's
Interest and rcinlburying the rx peihres
Of the h,ndhulders' committee. Sub
Noqtiently c0uEress authorized the
ptcsideri to 10 tie the debt IN given
baais. When the trxt Of the axree-
Trent arrivsh fn,m L.snsku the pr~si-
dent rcNissd 70 appr,vs the additional
kl.O on v,p.,t s.ik'ns esr y new
agreement thsa bsgau, BIT hi cd.
Two We eka 49, ti,e lner dent instruct
Cd txriw Rivss, Mexican agent n
L1ndon. % pGsr. fiSQOO. OO0 la bs'llds,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-15

NORFOLK. Va. NV. IA. -Four thou
sand bales ofcotton wei burln d 1T the
Norfolk & Western depot. They wer.
.onsigl,ed to the Merchants Transpor-
t,tion Company and the hulk Of the
consignment was b. have been shipped
to Boston tomorrow. The stamcr
Castor, from Ba tiniore, hud just un-
loaded large quantity o. freight for
te Virginia Il Ge"rgia Ar Line.
waich WINS all con .unIesi. A large lot
Of Peruvian guano stirred In the ware
house. for shipment ly the ~ ..e line.
u large quantity Of walnut lumber. and
all the other fr.i. 1T IN both WAR.
houses and ON the wharves, wa
destroyed. Hundreds ~ ba.es III c,n-
tan and boxes ui miscellaneous frs light
fltuie,l ,lnwn the river and were carried
out with the tide. Tile water frani l.,
lined with big G,a,,s helping 10 sulniue
the cOnfiagration, which ut one time
threatened t0 destroy everything In
that part Of the city. Two frame
luildinps hulf mi . of, In the sul,-
urbs. In the direction Of tie wind.
were burned. Several men were palm
fully, but not dang, rously, injured.
The cau-e Of the fire In unknown. II
Is stated that the ls~ will no. exceed
g.yI.t,0J. which In fully insured. The
b,,sinrss Of the Norfolk 4 Western
Railroad Company will sutItr no inter
rupliOn.
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ne x.rsAsr. psssas susss.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE suit al
Dlrxnt Duponts against Frederick
Billings. Henry Willard, the Northern
Pacific Rsllr~d Company and others,
IN RESTRAIN the compsny from isuinp
$..c0O, 700 Of bonds and executing any
further nsortGagr or lien upon their
prsp~sty, l'seun In The supren'e.court,
he's issxls trSn>fsrrei ~ The United
6tatcH Cirtuit court. A tenn, orary Ia
Iunrti0n has lseen obtsinesi rvtraiuimr
the execution NJ these acts, AID mo
ti0n % cvnuuue Ne injunstion viii b.
nnde In the Unitssi btptes court.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-15

LONDON, Nov. lathe prrnarstIons
for O'Don .,ell's defense are we'll nd
vsnced. Itnx~r A. Pryor had long
and satisfactory interview with the
prisoner t-dAy-the mt since biz ar.
rival. Mckinney, 81 O'Dvnnsll's soun-
rel, has Brought fFosn lrsland s.ass
of evidence. and he fslls cUn6sieot that
the verdict will nus he wiiiiul 1nvSt,r.
Witness frsW the Caee o. Good
Hors are expsrtsd " assivs 70 Eng
la,,d on saturday. William Hnppin,
srcrtary III the Americaa LcEsdon. IN
the ulms nee Of Minister Loweil, Wis.
itsd O'DUnnell and fOrsnslly astsr-
tanned the fact Of his American citi.
zenslilp.
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Diinr-SoyeI III. nds.

MILWAUKEE,. Nov. ~ PUTT and
Mccullough, arrested Tor shpling II
r-driver named GOlhe in the face
and lack, when they aii,n.I It'd I"
st,al his cHsh-iox, rii'trs,d The ,letd
to-day The accused are lays who are
addicted To- dime novel reaiins. The
20 ice have evidence 81 ll,Ii work It's
hishwaymcn IN ether Gaze. The de-
t-ive who made the arr It got $50
reward. GrUlhe Is sti alive.
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MrL'9 n d Co., ana the new r,sid,Ge
oi ca tain .jann- Lloyd. The "tliers
w.ir .aa'n lui dinls or email rsi-
deure>. lt"hr X nu,dy. who W. 8
asleep over Pratt's .aluu WAS hurur4i
Ia death. James II r',n rsralHd hv
jun, iny ihr " Il n window. A. Ne
Lean & Co.'S lss j. 81. %. The To-
tai l,-s il about $1,000; Insurance UNI
KIN, wn, hIt .iahl.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-15
Feusion swil d ers Disbsrred.

WASH NGToN, Nov. IA William
II. Willis aud Norma Is. Willis, hir
wife, of this city, have lTen dislarred
from, practice he ore the pension ~
reau, ait,r N care. al examination %;
the charges made against them oi
using deceptive circulars ia their bust
ness.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-15
Probab bly, y Faro Bank Got Il.

CINCINNATI, Nov. H.-An lr,n!on
tOaio) special says: The preliminary
hruring IN the case Of w. 5. kirkcr,
tani casnier. Aroused of eniia zzie.
nnut. bernn tG-,.ay. The cvi,l, NJ,
~, wed n d,fi-it U &8,dU. kirktr
was held or trial. Nob.iy knows how
the money was ,lisp =, Il ri.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-15

CLEVELAND, New. 1.-THE jury In
the ease al Frank +. Brcn~on Va. Rev.
James Brand have disagreed. aud have
been discharged. Br'nsDn. nm O'Tr-
lin druggist, sued Brani, preacher of
the same place. for $50, M for libel.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-11-15
An unsuceessful Search.

DETROIT. Nov. li-IHr search f,r
the barge Merrinmc, IN LAX. Hurnn,
has thus far l,s u unsi,qr~s.ul. The
b rrs Miss hickon '>''huylkill
arrived ut Sand Be,i, ], har O. sa!el' ,
ira rou.h voyage. -. -ale has
niri-urarly subsidized. i'u heavy SEA
II still ON. No further fittings ~ the
di,a>lcr receive up to u IL rv, ming.