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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
oRfer Ses ssemerS6moms.

0aOib SeeItg tpobnte init ieiner Saz
mile pieIe Sabre in Chicago, perIor a6er
bier BET benz 3weiten groBen Seuer, benz inn
Sult 1874, ietne gauge 9abe unb iieoelte
lettber nit Der Samilte nad Wfiltpautee
Iber. Der brGoe fietBtge Wtann ndbrte
bort ietne Sablrei6e, aus Srau unb iieben
Rlnoern beltebenoe San1llte ais Slidl6neiz
Der un6 &leioerreiniger.
Die 6amilte Selig betpobnte elm stpeiit0fz
ttges 9olSbGushA 234 Siinfte StraBe.
1lnO bort bat ibr Der SeuerbGmon nod
l6redlider 3ugelegt ais in Chicago.
0egen bret llbr Wforgens am 10. Suli
ertpadte Srau Seltg our6 oas @ei6rei ibz
res Sduglings un0 iab, baB bas 6aus in
SIanIr1en itan6. 0as Seuer muB in einem
S6uppen neben benz 0aule aus9ebro6en
1etn uno breitete fi6 i6neQ aus, ia brang
I'M gtu gegen Die SauptfenIter ltn0 fiiIIte bic
beIoen I'M sDelten Stod befin6li6enS 6lafs
5Immer nit 0ibe uno Gaudl. SSeoes Ser
5tpet S6lafSimmer emtbtelt Stpet 8etten.
GInes Der Setten inn bproeren S6lafsim>
mer tuuroe BON 0errn rno Srau Selig un6
tbrem Elm SGbr alten Singiten benubt; bas
anoere bon Der fIinf3ebnidbrigen dlteltcn
Go6ter 0uloG. SSSn Dem bihteren S6Iatz
5immer l6lteten in @inem 8ctte Die bret
armen Opfer 6es ltn9IiidS, nGmli6 Die
3tpOItiGbrtge Dora Selig, ibre fiebeniGbriae
S6tpefter Sermine uno bas oreti6bri0e
S6tpeiter6en 9told. SIN anoeren 8ette in
oielem 3tmmer l6liefen Die beioen S0bne
pes 9aules, Der cine Dter5ebn, Der anoere
finf 3abre alt.
Nls Srau SeItg INN bic angegebene t3eit
burd oas @eldret hires SIn9lten ertpadte,
tDedte lie tbren ieit Wo6en frarf 0arnie0er
ltegenoen Utann. Saum ibrer Stnne
m6bttg, mari tie oann ben SGuqling aus
benz Scniter aebn SUB tief binab mad benz
Seitenuege. 9as Rino6en murbe BON
2euten, bic fi6 in3tpii6en Dor Dem brenz
nenoetl 0alle gelanmelt batten, aufgefan>
gen. SH3tptlhen etlten Stpet in Der Nod1>
barl3att tuDbnenoe braue NtGnner, Der
Sdder Surg lno Der Otai6inilt 9tsbO in
oas brennPnoe SauS, nabnen ben tranten
TamtlIenpater aus Dem 8ette, IieBen Die
Srau Guf Die Groe binab nno floben bann
lelbit. @let6Setttg mar 6aS GlteIte MeGos
den gIIdlt6 aus Dem Senlter 9eipr,ngcn.
Der trante SeItg i6mantte, itatt ms
Srete aU ellen, nad benz Dinteren S6lafs
5immer, mo- Die bret 9enannten 0tGode1
uno Die 8tDei Sungen idliefen. @s gelang
ibm, ale SHINE au tpeden. Der piersebnz
jdbrige Snabe faBte ieinen finfidbrigen
Bruoer, preBte iAt feft in bic 2lrme uno
iprang nit ibm gun. Seniter binaus. 9err
SeItg bate inquire bic Stpet i%iingiten
N3de6en 9ermine uB 9toia IN bic 9Irme
genommen uno melte Ite l6neu in Cider
belt briu9en, UNI baun aud Dora 81 retten.
Nber in Sol9e beS &au6s uno Der 9iBe
nerlor er Die Beitnnung, Die MGo6en ent=
ianfen ieiuen Qlrmen uno er ~ftiir3te aus
benz Seniter auf Die StraBe, fi6 i'm Nuf7
idlagen i6Der ant &Opf uMo ben S6uIteru
~perIebeno.
Dora bate fi6 inspiiden au rstten ses
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16

iudt; bereits i6per an ben S6ultern bers
brannt, fieI Ie bic Sreppe %binunter, an
beren SUB ipGter hire Derfobltc 9etde gee
funoen tparo. 9er1nine mar, ais tie Der
Batter bate fallen lalle1, blnter DIE aus
benz Shlafsimlner mad etnem 0an9e tuD7
ren6e Sbiire getr0den un0 bate bort ben
Sob Qefunoem. Nola muB gIeid, 1ladDoem
iie benz Batter entlunfen ipar, ertttdt letl1.
@Gbreno 6ies in benz 9Gus6m gelddb,
tuaren Die bieIen 3ul6aucn NIBen tpte bor
Shred aeI1bmt. Getne Sano ribrte 1l6
sur &ettang Der i6redli6 8eordngten. Ote
beiamnernstpertbe Srau Selig tlebte ant
iDren Gnieen 10 bersbetpe9enO nm JtettIng
ibrer &inber, aber man bel6rdnfte 1t6
oarauf iie ieIbft feitaubalten, auf oaB tie
niht in 0as brennen0e 0allS ltitr5e.
g8as aber that tnStptl6en Die Seuer7
tpebr -? 9thts! Sic fam ia erft, nadloem
GILES b~erloren mar. Oils Die Jtadbarn Den
patrouiuirenoen BDliSiitcn alfforoerten,
QlIarm al MAIDEN, fonnte CT nit letlem
S6liiileI gum Qlarmfaften ni6t arbeiten,
es iOl elm neMer &aiten Din9eltelIt ltno Der
alte S6liileI nt6t untgetaulbt iporoen
leiu. Die cnoli6 bod erl6ie1ele 5eller@
tpebr fonnte nur nod Die brenneloen &rlIln7
nler bes 0alles Ioldet.
Sn oielem Triimmern fano man bic
idredIi6 uerfobItcn lleberrefte Der orei pere
brannten MGb6en. Nu6 Die gauge 9abc
SeIig's mar Derbrannt.
Der franfe uno D%ertDunoete Wfann, Die
Dersiueifelnoe @attin unD Die ilberlebenben
bier Rinoer tpur6en SunG6it nod Der Yoz
IiSei1tation gebra6t. Balo tameu iDObltbGz
tige Ssraeliten utlo Ssraelitinnen uno berz
lorgten bic arine Samilte nit benz Jtotb>
tpenoisiten. 9Iber fir ben Seelenldmer5
Der GItern uno BEN Sammer Der @elhtpiz
iter batten AUDI btele suteH Meni6en teinen
8aIiam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
Giue @0rte.

IN IGe, peI5e an ben ToIseu uon Susenbilnben. nsrs
u6ier S6pdds, guttrditung, 8erIuit Der Mannesfrajt
&C. leioen. ienbe i'd fo1tcnfret Elm 0tecept, bas lie tns
rirt, Dieies grobe 6eilmitteI puIoe pom eiuem Weiiiioa
mar i'll Sibanlcrita entbedt. S9tdt elm obreiiirtes @ous
pert on Step. SOiepb Z. SHman. Citation D, yteD Yore
Gitp. 1~1rOp1Sia&uw
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
9enti6e Nnfteolungeu lit NrfaniaS
II ben 2dnberetenbr
Little Rock und Fort Smith Eisenbahn.
@abrenS Ses IestSersameenen sebres sp"rOem nabes~ 1000
Sir Oent6e guiieber umO Tarmer uuitrcitig has bette nnS btllgI
Ser. Staatcn!

Ser GtaaM! ~
NabrenSS es hstbersnmsenen SebrS wurOemn abeam 100000 Ier as 9entfde bTfaMt
@b aeu amas 100000 Side S@e HmtabmanOs uur ben 9mfsfn gHmsums4 fir Bs
GR mb uh oe 2abhrmne gum ntue onL
uMr 1000 Mmn6e SamiGet bGn i'd Nn rngtnn h SNph of BEN amrhm ser SMh &of& Sort
eu6 @Vembbn nnDngdaRm. Som6eb iBmeN nfGnngnS ufda Sat3 ottt eu ioob ais g rOt0
-" 9n%m% q M tod Sort Mb gNembn bm4fMhens 9dnOrHrdeb s @mtsg rhhss adnH
Ell He e gerfe hrs weee nit EN- SO arttemu M IspIdben yes a ube auaH
90 Grsm e bab6R n 6r 9dmmhu mite msTribu 8dbubumg in uhder Gpade Ut ,r ar
Nubmnn lin Mmmn pmduDenn Omonb TGt Ubw W aW Sst9eH {" tNIo tive GHQabme aWht I'm en-
Ser Snotum rn 61 rtGao uG1NNI L N.
5cutIMc, MeIhc lid am Deus nmTeHM CH9 oE VHVM9nnn ,anIeOetn moucn, eY
SnhmW GbrIS no 8 unton:Sfpot o. SoWS u.
subm 81. GbaIs qa0sm 1 9Ohode.Nsmt no. 8unhn0 Depot gHa@s Ct 2O& mo
1np1Sw6 wen" "' "~""""'" $Wf ""&'a tMua.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16

@ir ididen bieiem 8eri6t bic anti
Ii6en SeitIteuunsen iiber bcn 8eitano,
ben @eiammt> uu0 ben 0ur6ldnittsertrag
Der Selofriidte unleres 3anoes i'm Sabre
1876 nnrn1S
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16

QGnOereielt ue0QeQeben!

gSege1 nGbere 9~tu9fuuft menoe man 1id an
&au Il Snuu Barrel Co.,
2Smt. SmG MiuMeapolis, WinlIelota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-11

S%uBb6ben aus @Ias. Wdbrenb
man bisber @lasplatten in 1ubb6oen nun
ais ~einselne Oberlidter ansuwenSen pfe9te,
finb i'm nenen Serpaltun9ssebduSe Der Gre
bit Qponnais am Boul.par6 bes Staliens
in Yaris sanSe 5nbbobnaddm aus
@Ias berseitslt. .Sn Dem s%enannten @es
bdube, weIdes unter Dem groseidOb 3wei
8eaersei6Oie entbdIt, beffebt iOwobl Der
SuBboben bes GrOsei6oHeS, aIs aud Der
bes erften RsIers in ieinen Sauptfd9m
Iebisli6 aus @laspIatten spiI6sn Siiens
conftructionen. Sieie 8auart III snsi>
feuOs iebr tbeuer, bietet aber ben 8prtbeil
iibereinanber seIesene SeIerrdume aus
rei6enS su erbsllen. Sm porlie9enbm
Sale orinst bas Gasesli9t aus ben peiteu
&dumsn bes Grbssi6ofes bur9 Die beioen
@IasIassn in ben nntsrftsn &.Dsr INNER
nod in iOl4en Mabe, bab man bort ibers
all Obne S4wieristeit Isien unb idrsiben
Fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-11
I'm i6Ie5te euf t umo iibeIe Sanf.

I'm i6Ie6te 9uf I uno ibeIe Sinlle
aus 6ranfensimmern 81 entfernen, nimmt
man . oSer 8 srOBe 5miebeIn, idnsioet ie
uon chamber, nnb Iest iie auf eirwm SeIer,
peI6en man auf ben SubboSen bes i3ims
mers felt. SIN gang furser iSeit werben
lie aue i6ledten 0anite aufiausen unb
iinb beBbaIb Der anwenSuns Dor &du6ers
merit, weI6es in Der &essl nur Die lib
len @erii6e perbiat, Obne iie 81 SerifOren,
bel @sitem uorsuSieben. @ae ie6s Stuns
ben miiien bic !3WisbeIm- sepsdieIt wsrben
ieIbitpsritdnSli6 fimb bic 70 ~bsnusten
3wiebeln IN Der 9ii@e nidt msbr au &c.
brau@sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-11
ILL.,.

Bier @o6en iinS felt Dem eriten gluss
trsiben perhohen. Sutie bat ii6 in oies
Ter 3eit 81 elmer u%Outommenen Sirtin bers
ansebiIcet uno audi bas MteltenSei6ait
gang iibernommen.
6rau SGrtap bate ibre serin9e Meinuns
uon Satie ldnsit beri6tist unb oft 81 benz
&apitain seiast: 8ie mon ii6 bod in benz
Meni6en irren fanm. Wir Senraper ias
gen INNER: mas pon Der Ssrns berbsi lauit,
bas taust nidt, aber bel Der Satie triiit oas
wabrbaitis nidt Su. Man iolte slauben,
is iei ibr sebtas nur binter benz Yieb bers
sesansen.
Sd babe ioIde Meni@en uiel in Dit
inbien s%etannt, e~ntsesnste Der Rapitain ;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-11
&ortissuns fOlsi.)
lleberraa liegen bic Sepeiic auf Der Sanb.

@snn IS irssnb cine leiosnbe ODER tranfe
Yeripn siebt. Die ben ~serinsiten ,3lpeifel
bat, oh Sopfen>S ittern lie wirfli6 turirsn
wiiroe, brau6en ie nur IN Der @essnb no
iie ielbit leben nudsufrasen, uno obns
iSpsifel weroen ie bort 9eute auffinoen,
wslde seraoe 10 seIitten baben wie is ieIbit,
unS Die furirt worpsn finb, obns uisl @eIo
aussegeben gu baben, ober iie t6nnsn uon
Dem naditen slrste unb @potbefer bOren, oaB
oies Der fSau 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-11
31ip Auttu GpueW.
St. Sanrentius. goGe9iam,
unter Der Qeituns Der
&apujincrbGter al Mt. galDarp, @iat.

Sisie anhalt, ptltt I'm Sabre 1851 s~tsrhnesi plIhs, W
bod, idon nne iebr stiune stitetu tn Ssns n satse ouns
~ &tsesnfn, ipti Rdisn pop Saiparps Citation.
Shr SauptSwtd III. irouimt unb tattniirit Shnsltuet
llnisuidi in ben alien rn6 nsutn G yra9tn tRI ben Sriss
ltano poriubertittn,
SIR nnisuidt. Sst, Rdidt, art sns Rseiyn Rns In
has gauge S6uliabr $1,000 IN beSahtn-
Die Stusttn beginner am trhu Niiirs6 I'm SspsmS
Der. Sestn fabrem ptnee maa I'D an
Rev. Father Rector Of st. Lawrenee-CoIege,
Mt Calvary, Fond du Lao Co.,
WfsoOuHtn.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
BIG BLAZE.

PITTsBURa, Pa, Oct. 3.-The mag
nIficent building Of the Pittsburg
Exposition society ON the north bank
Of the Allegany river, have been total
ly destroyed by fire, and Is now mass
OF ruins. The Obstruction Is complete.
The fire was first discovered at two
o'clock this morning. in the boiler
room attached to the machienry hall,
at the south end of the building, and
before the Waterman could give the
alarm the flames had spread 10 the
floral hall and machinery hall aud to
the main buildings, and In less than
ten minutes the buildings were on
fire from end to end, and when the fire
department arrived on the grou nd the
flames were beyond control. Nothing
could he saved and the 6remen turned
their attention to saving the adjacent
property. many residences on South
avenue being In flames. The loss will
probably reach sl,OOO,0OO. Secretary
Patterson places the value of the build
inys destroyed at $50, 0O); the insur-
ance being $4,000. Exhibitors will
sustain \ loss of about $SUO,OOO.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
LAKE DISASTER.

GOODRICH, Ont, Oct. 3.-The barge
William Treat, from Bay City to De-
tr 1T, with lumber, which broke away
from the tug Clark while off Sand
Beach, six days ago, was wrecked OF
Port Albert during the storm last
night. The crew constructed . raft,
and after fearful experience man.
aged to reach the shore to-day. The
vessel has gone tn pieces.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
REGARDING ENIIsrMENrs.

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Judge Bladgett,
Of the United States district court, to-
day gave decision OF Importance af-
fecting the enlistment In the United
States army. William c. Deminy en-
listeI in the regular service and de-
serted four days after. He was cap
tured. He came to court OH writ OF
habess corpus. The Adjutant General
made return that Defining, being q
soldier, should be tried by court mar
tial, and that where q recruit had
sworn to his age as over twenty-one
when he enlisted, he could not set up
the plea Of his minority Ia bar Of pun;
ishment.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
WRECKED HIS VESSEL.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Sin the
trial Of Capt. Barker on the charge Of
throwing his vessel, the Mary Lynch,
OH a reef and losing het, Mate Smith
testified that when the vessel left old
Providence reef could not be seen
from the harboI, but id going out into
broken water was seem Cupt. Barker
gave Smith orders to tack the ship, at
the same time adding: 81 want this
to be the last trip this ship shall ever
make" Smith to this made answer,
"Where are you going to put herr" To
which the Captain replied, ION the
reef" Conviction entails the death
penalty.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
IN A BAD war.

LONDON, Oct. "A Times editorial
says that government which cannot
secure q courteous reception for ma
tional guest in its own capital can
hardly he acquitted Of weakness and
incapacity, even If 1t escape suspicion
on the score Of sincerity and good will.
During the brief tenure OF office of NJ.
Cballemel Lacour he has irritated
Germany. rufflled the good will of
England and quarreled with China.
The complete isolation to which he
has been reduced In France has had q
natural result In the outbreak against
King Alfonso.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
IN CONVENTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3-The annual
Episcopal Convention met to- day.
Bishop Clarke, of Rhode Island, deliv-
cred the sermon; his text was from
Exodus, 18th chapter, and 1T, verse.
He treated Of the history Of the
church at and since the time when the
first general convention of the Protes-
t,nt Episcopal Church in the United
States met, on Sept. 18th, 1875, and OF
the dangers that assailed IL.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
AN EsQUIMAUX LIE.

LONDON, Oct. 3.-Professor Nor
denskjold, referring to the statement
Of Hans Hendrix, tie Esquimaux,
that Lieutenant Greeley, the COM
mander Of the American arctic expe-
dillon, was murdered by mutinous
crew, telegraphs that Hendrix was
told that brave commander had been
murdered, which Prsfessor Nordensk-
jold says Is evidently an. Esquimaux
exaggeration, resembling the SANDER
c circulated NJ TO the cause OF Captain
HALLS death in 1871.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
TELEGRAMS.
Reported Expressly for The Daily Ycitor-
stone journal by the Western 4ssocia-
ted Press and the Western Union
Telegraph Company.
THE WORLD WAGS,
And the Manner of Its Wagging
Is Flashed by Wire to
the Readers of the
Journal.
Yellow Fever---An Important
Decision by Secretary Teller
---Shakespeare's Bones
to Rest in Peace,
Big Blaze--.Vessel Wrecked---
French Affairs, and Sundry
Other Interesting Intel
ligence from Afar.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-To-day, In
deciding the land case Of the United
States VS.. Hohon Parker and the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
the Secretary of the Interior held that
there Gun be but one legislative with
drawal under the map Of the general
route. When, therefore, several trial
lines, treated ~ such by the company,
have been made before the general
route was finally decided upon and de-
.termined, Withdrawals under such
trial lines are to be regarded as execu-
tive Withdrawals. Entries made in
good faith upon odd sections, before
notice of withdrawal under such trial
lines was received ut local Offices, will
be maintained and the lands covered
by such entries held to be excepted
from the grant.
In another case the Secretary held
TINT where settlement IL made ON odd
seCthbs "ihniu tHc iihiits :" Iutiroaiu
grant, after notice of Withdrawals re-
ceived ut local Office, the department
can afford no relief to the settler. In
such case the railroad company takes
the land by virtue of the grant. The
fact that the line OF the general route
was changed after settlement is I'M
material, provided the tract came
within the line Of the general route.
Where improvements have been made
before survey. and by mistake placed
upon an odd section, the case il not
changed. The department has no
power to relieve settler from the
consequences Of his mistake.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
DON'T WANT WAR.

PARIS, Oct. 3.-The Figaro asserts
that NJ. Tricon, the French represent
alive In China. has telegraphed his
government that no serious prepara-
lions for war are being made In China.
He says the idea Of n war with France
Is badly received In the southern
provinces and repudiaied by the coun-
ell Of the empire. He says China
could muster only 5000 troops with
European arms for service In Tonquin.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04

this place. Upon reference to Il e
terms Of sculpture, however, it was
ascertained that the remains could net
be exhumed or disturbed without the
consent Of the Mayor and officers Of
the city corporation. The Mayor re-
fused TO assent, and the matter has
now been finally settled by the City
Council, which passed a re.olution
condemning any disturbance Of Shake
sDeare's grave.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
"YELLOw JACK"

GUAYANAs, Oct. 3.-Between Aug.
IL and Sept. IL there were $50 deaths
here from yellow fever. The disease
is moving south. Out OF one battalion
of 600 soldiers $50 have died. The fe-
yer is reported as abating for want Of
fresh material.
The Newbern steamers patients at
this port are improving, with the ex-
ception Of the fireman, who is not ex-
pected to live.
No appearance Of cases in this city.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
RESIGNED.

PARIS, Oct. 3.-It Is stated that Fer
~ yesterday resigned NJ Prime Minis
ter. Grevy. however, refused to ac-
cept the resignation. and the greatest
confusion reigns among the ministers
and the supporters Of the government.
1t Is runored that the German govern.
ment has addressed an energetic letter
to France concerning the treatment in
Paris of Alfonso
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
THE LUMBER MANUFACTURER

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-The lumber man
usacturers of the northwest held their
first meeting, including all the wealthy
firms In trade. The sense of the meet
ing was that curtailment of log cut
ting should be made, from the double
standpoint that the forests cannot
stand the present decline, and the
present product ON causes the markets
to be overstocked.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
SLIGHT DEPRESSION.

LONDON, Oct. a-The Evening
Standard, In n financial article. says:
Stocks are depressed, owing TO the
rumors Of failures on the Paris Bourse
aud political repsrts from France, and
the dullness iucreascd when Il trans
pirrd that the secretary Of the London
aud River Plate BAuk bad Abs<sSndcd.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
GOING TO THE srArrs.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Oct. 3-Tbree
hundred members Of the Oregon Pho
'neer Association len here to-day on an
excursion to Chicago and New York,
over the Northern Pacific 10 81. Paul,
and by special train over the Chicago,
Milwaukee a 81. Paul railroad.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
GOING HOME TO VOTE.

wAsHINoToN, ID. c., Oct. IA
number of the department employees
who have a residence in Ohio will
leave Washington this week and go
home to vote. Those who go will not
he allowed any time by the depart
ment. except such that is taken from
their annual leave Of bsenceA.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
A HoGoIsH RAILROAD,

OTTAWA, Ont. Oct, 8-The Canadi-
an Pacific railroad authorities have
issued circulars dire ting conductors
that they shall not allow passengers
to turn over seats, or allow any one to
take parcel ofany kind into . passen-
ger car. Even lunch baskets are eX.
cluded.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-10-04
ON A LARK.

CHICAGO, Oct. S.-Hon. John c.
New, assistant secretary Of the trrssu-
ury, is In the city to-tlny,en route TO the
northern part Of Wisconsin. where he
will take bis vacation 6shing.
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