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A .Indre Oauea,

IT having leaked out that Monday
was the seveatieth birthday anniver-
sary of our distinguished fellow-citi-
zen, Judge, Luther Day. it was ar
ranged that his friends and neighbors
should pay him visit on the evening
Of that day at his residence on East
Main street. Accordingly word was
passed along the lines and soon after
eight o'clock the spacious mansion OF
the Judge was completely pack ea with
his lady and gentlemen friends, repre-
senting all conditions and classes OF
Ravenna society. The Band came
down and rendered several pieces of
their choice and cheering music, and
after short time spent in friendly
greeting and social converse, the Judge
and his estimable wife were called to
face the large crowd that had gathered
there, and Judge Conant, on behalf of
the members Of the bar, the public Of
ticers, and many citizens of Ravenna
presented him with an elegant gold
headed ebony cane and fine easy
chair as testimonial of the esteem of
his fellow citizens, accompanying the
presen alton with a short aud appr0-
pirate speech. The Judge was COM
pletely taken by surprise, for, though
he had been apprised of the visit, he
was left entirely in the dark rs to the
purpose to bestew. upon him these
tokens of esteem. But he managed to
find voice 10 return thanks in fitting
and eloquent words, and on the whole
seemed TO enjoy the Gaming, as did all
his guests their interesting and pleas
ant visit.
The following letter was received
from Judge Taylor in response to an
invitation to be present On the occa-
sion: f
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in Rockford " atches we can sell you time
keeper Ior SEQ that VIII net vary enc minute
per month. In any style or grade of W latch we
viii make you prices that will be sure to please
you,
WATT BROTHERS.
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THURSDAY. july rs. 1889
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. OHIO.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO.
OFFICE OF THE SECREPASY or STATE.
I,JAAEs W. NEWMAN, Secretary of State of
the state of Ohio, do hereby certify, that the
foregoing is true copy of a joint resolution
adopted by the General Assembly OF tho -Gate
OF Ohio, on the Both day of March, A. ID. 1883.
as taken from the original rolls filed IN this
Office.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. | have hereunto
subscribed my name. and affixed the great seal
OF the State of ohio. at Columbus, the 3Oth day
of March, A. ID. 1888
JAMES ". NEWMAN.
GSEAL.1 Secretary Of State.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
The Pope's Representative

BALTIMoRE, Dec. 22.-Sun's Rome
special: The pope has created Arch
bishop Gibbons his delegate apostolic
to preside at the Catholic council: at
Baltimore, in November 1854. Arch
bishop Gibbons will virtually hold the
rank OF papal legate. In San Noles,
letter from the Archbishop to Vicar
General Michigan, the Archbishop
expresses the opin ion that the bust
ness of the American prclate with
Pope Leo will he entirely finished by
Christmas. The bishops hold sessions
alternately ia the American college
and the college propaganda. The
matters discussed with the pontificial
representatives related entirely Ia
ecclesiastical discipline. The Irish
question In America had not, nor
would IL lie mentioned In the confer
ence. The Archbishop says: 1.-The
holy father will not send any admoni-
ton to Catl olics in America on the
Irish question"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23

heavy weight was tied Ia his waist
and he was thrown into the sea. Sew
eral sailors drowned themselves in
desperation. The fire spread with
such rapidity that every bUdyU n board
became panic stricken. The john
Williamson rrcued six men, including
the second engineer. with lie boat,
which WIS smashed by the sea rs hey
were drawn on board; people were
seen on the burning vessel and several
bodies were seen in the water. The
steamer Grantully landed at Dover,
England, one passenger the chief en-
ginecr, and fifteen men who were res-
cucd with great difficulty from the
burning steamer a heavy sea at the
time rendered futile all efforts TO get a
boat alongside the vessel. The res
cued men were hauled aboard with
lines and buOys. They were the last
that lett the ship. The second mate
shot himself and n sailor stabbed him
self during the fire through fright.
The steamer John Williamson rescued
six more from the ~. Augustine and
landed them at New Castle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
IN CONNIE M0RATI0N
Of the Centennial Anniversary
Of General Washington's
Surrender of his
Commission.
The Richest Quartz Lode in the
World Has Been Dis
covered in the Big
Horn Mountains.
Panic Stricken Sailors Kill
Themselves--The New
England Society
Banquet.
Gold In Our Neighborheod.

ST. PAUL, Dec. IA special from
Bozeman Ia the Minneapolis journal
says: A short time ago Jack Nye,
well known III Yellowstone county,
came from the Big Horn country with
the assertion lie had discovered the
famed lost cabin lode" 1t is stu
ated near the headwaters of the Big
Horn. The river cuts the lode in two.
AT this point the lode is 80 feet wide
aud shows up sixty feet high on the
washed faces. He traced the lode
across the country Tor twenty-five
miles and in places found il go feet
wide. The rock is free milling
quartz and is uniformity rich in gold,
every pan showing line prospects.
Nyr wired his father aud uncle,
residents of Minnesota, and they with
him are now on their way back to the
ledge. Should the lode prove AS eX.
tensive as reported II Is certainly the
largest rich body Of quartz In the
known world. Old miners believe in
the discovery an given, on the theory
that all rich veins In mineral bearing
country must be the enIinations from
u backbone of mother lode. Many
years ago while some men were pos
pccting up the Big Horn river the
country was alive with Indians. but
the party made their way through the
hostile country till the headwaters OF
the stream were reached, here the
prosr ectors finally ran across a body
Uf ore so large and rich that they
could hardly believe the evidence of
their SENSES. They built boat with
which 10 descend the river and started
back after supplies and enough more
men 10 withstand the attacks of the
red men. On tie way down two OF
tire men were killed by the savages
and the third reached civilization
more dead than alive. He related
their experience but would not give
the exact location Of the wonderful
lode. Through his privations, suffer
ings and constant bordering over this
immense mine of wealth, the survivor
became insane and never was able to
return to the lode.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23

WASHINGTON, Dec. en-. w. Fitz-
rerald, :. {. Fitzgerald and a. 3.
Webb, pension agents indicted by the
grand jury, appeared in the criminal
court to-day and gave bail of $1,000.
The Secretary of the Interior has sus-
pended them from practice before the
pension Office pending the disposition
Ut the indictments returned against
them 10y the grand jury charging them
with fraudulent practice.
Hon. b. X. Bruce. register of the
treasury, who WIS elected member
by the colored national convention
to represent the country at large oh
the national committee, cannot serve.
Speaker Carlisle has not completed
the House committees tonight, but
expects. however, the list will he COM
pleted on Monday morning. Consid-
cradle officially is experienced from
the fact that some members who are
given places have expressed dissat-
isiaction in their assignment. In
some instances the dissatisfied mem
beers have refused 10 serve, necessitat-
ing number of changes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
Proclamation by the President.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-WHEREAs,
both houses of Congress did on the
10Th inst, request commemoration OF
anniversary of the surrender by
George Washington ut annapolis OF
his commission as commander in
chief of the patriot forces of America
ana whereas IL IL lifting rhat this
memorable act which not only signal
lied the termination of the heroic
struggle of seven years for independ-
ence, but also manifested Washing
tons devotion 10 the great principle
that a civic government Of and by the
people should be generally observed /;
now therefore /, Chester A. Arthur,
President of the United States do
hereby recommend that either by APP
propriate exercises In connection with
religious services on The 23rd inst or
by such p Iblic observance as may he
deemed proper OIL Monday the oath
inst, this signal event In the history
of American liberty he commeInor-
nted, and. further, / hereby direct
that ut IL m, on Monday next n
national salute he fired from all forts
throughout the country. In witness
where OF I have here unto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the
United states to be affixed. done this
twent-first day of December. 1888. and
Of the Independence Of the United
States the l0Sth. tSigned)
CHESTER A. ARTHUR, President.
FREDERICK I. FREII NaHUYsEs.
Secretary of state.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
None bu, FIRST cias. Goods.

In watches, jewelry aud silverwars
one should have the hes or uons.
Messrs. Shurley 4 Co.. chicago, are
making n specially Of fine gocds. and
II you need anything In watches. in
dust and waterproof cases. solid silver
or triple plated ware, sulid gold or roli
ed gold jewelry, sen1 to Shurley 4 Go.
they will send single article at the
eozen price. They are vouchcd TOT
and endorsed by the United States *
press Co., American Express Co..
Southern Express Co.. =. ". Palmer.
Postmaster Of Chicaeo.- Gent A. G..
Smith. Ex-State TREASURER. and mpny
others Goods sent on approval. vitl,
pri, ilege of examination enaisllno Won
81 do your purcllnsiuR Mt honse. Re-
member, Shurley 4 Gu. 's~tnlc Street
Chicago, III. Send for their new and
beautifully illustrated catalogue. 9v-lvs
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
a Governor, REQUEST.

JEFFERSON CITY. Dec. -Itisrcp-
ie-entcd that Governor Crttendcd has
Requested senator Vest 70 confer al
once with the authorities at Washing
ton To- secure the Suspension ~ the
federal capias until Frank James an
swrrs to the pending indictments in
Missouri. The governor staies that
their prosecutions ARE genuine aud
will be continued with vigor until the
end is reached. lie holds in effect
that the writ in question denies the
right Of bail Ia citizen Of the state by
the net Of the federal government To
whom the right is granted by the con.
stitution.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
A Steam ship Ashore.

GLASGOW, Dee. 1.-The steamship
Bolivia. Captain donaldson, from
Glasgow. for New York is ashore at
Wcymesis in the Clyde. The vessel
Is full of water. The passengers took
to the boats, which remained along
side the ship several hours, in bad
weather. The cargo is badly damag-
ed. The Bolivia sailed from Grrenoch
yesterday evening, and struck Oh
Skimmerly hank, damaging her bot
TOM. she was then run ashore at
skimmerly Castle. The forehold was
full Of water, but the Passengers were
finally landed safely on the bank.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
I'm the Clutches Of the Law.

TOMBSTONE, Arizona, Dee. 22-The
sheriff has arrived, having Red
Sample and Texas Willis, two of the
Brisi,ee nurderers aud supposed MEM
beers of the gang of train robbers. in
custody. They were brought on n
freight train, as 1t had been learned
that an attempt would he made TO
seize and lynch them. The fears
were verified. as when the passenger
train reached Wilcox, twenty armed
men. longing for the lives of the pris-
oners, boarded the train and searched
IL, and finally lett disappointed. The
prizes sre now safely guarded. A
special grand jury will be convened 10
t. investigate the facts in the case.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
Pryor's ob.suri,y in London.

NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-Edward
Moran. q New York lawyer. who was
employed by Patrick Ford Of the Irish
World, early In November. 10 go to
London aud ascertain why Pryor had
not become more prominent In the
O'Donnell case, makes long rvport,
In which he states he found Pryor
had been unable Ia become M
thoroughly identified Herewith ~ he
or his American alients desired, by
reason Of an advance feeling among
the people. although the English
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
Murdered In Bed.

1NDIANAPoLIs, Dec. %. - Mrs.
Mary koerncr, living near the city,
was fou.d murdered ia her bed this
morning AT 5 o'clock. Andrew koer-
ner, her husband has been arrested ON
suspicion.
LATER.
Kaerner a dairynan, accused Of
the murder Ofhis wife, at three o'clock
this morning, had the reputation of
being cruel, passionate man. He
had frequent Guarrels, and yesterday
became angry with his wife because
she refused to drink some wine he had
brought home. He arose AT 2.3p this
morning, aud with his hired man,
Wamplp. went to the stable la milk
the COWS and prepare for the regular
city trip. While Wample was milk
ing h. returned To the house and iif-
teen minutes alter he called Wampic,
who found him lay the bed side of lis
dead wife. II j. believed he found
her still in bed, aud in his rage struck
her with stick of wook or some other
weapon. He gives contradictory ac-
cUuntsoi the matter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-The Drovers'
Journal reports; HoGs-Receipts, ls,-
900 head; shipments, 500 head; mar
ket'dnll and weak, l5c lower. packing,
s4.s5G,. $50; packing and shipping
$3.50 $40; light, S4.S0a $40; skips,
S3.0lCo4sO CATTLE = Receipts. 30
head; shipments, 40 head: market
dull and quiet, values weak; exports,
S9.0Od 40; good to choice shipping,
$500 800; common TO medium 1.Oc
Ia & Ii.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
Tie Bruta, Treatment, ofrri.on.r..

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 22.-J. T..
Lantz, barber, released yesterday
from the workhonse, died last night
A brlei investigation was made by the
authorities, which resulted in the
arrest OF Patrick Murray, "A guard Of
the wurkhOuse who is charged with
causing LantZ's death by naltreat-
neut Several inmates told the story
OF how very dangerous Murray is. An
inquest will be held to-day and the
matter further Investigated.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
A New Railroad In the Park.

NEW YORK, Dec 1.-The Yellow.
stone Park railroad flied its elections
OF the following officers chosen: vice
president, u. Wallace; secretary, III.
NJ. Munseli; treasurer, James ID.
Power, managing director, Jno. Il.
Boutwell,. 1t Is stated the company
will begin next spring the c0nstruc-
ton of the extension of its railway
system in Wyoming and adjacent
territories.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
The New England society,

NEW York, Dec. 22.-Two hundred
and iifty members of the New Eng
land society Of New York, partook of
the annual dinner this evening at
Dclmonico's. Manville W. Cooper,
president OF the society, occupied the
chair. VIM. Evarls and General
Grant were present, among Others al
the table were Geo. NJ. Curtis, Mayors
Lowe, of Brooklyn, aud Edison, OF
New York, Henry Ward Bcecher.
c!auncey NJ. DePew, Commodore
tpshur and representatives Of sister
societies.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
Numbering For q Paitry sum.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. ga dispatch
from Lawrence says: Mrs. Judith
Fitzpatrick, widow aged seventy,
living at Lacompton, was murdered
at her home Thursday night and nm
attempt made to burn the house with
the evident purpose of concealing the
crime. The motive is supposed 10
have been robbery. The lady was
known 10 have several hundred dol
lsrs
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
Notice Of Dissoi.fiss

The firm Of Geo. A. Way 4 Co. /.
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Geo. A. Way Withdrawing; Emma
Evansen Is authorized to collect all ac-
counts. and will pay all bills Of thu
above firm. GEO. A. WAY.
EMMA EvANsEN.
Miles City. VI. 4. Dec. Il. 1853. 30.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
The Heaviest snow In Years

CHICAGO. Dr 2-Inter-Ocean
special from Bloomington: Peori :,
Pana, Nation and other point. ia
Central Illinois, report one of ia.
heaviest snow storms known in year.
and the consequent delay Of all "a :
road trains and the partial interrri-
ton OF the telegraph service.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

The ease Of Senator Spencer clars I'd
WITH 'ontrmp' uf 20 ,rt Tor .a.ling 10
lpl,'iir AT the Star Route trial. II c
Jnd,s discharged the ex-senator 1n
lhe grounds Of the subpocnus not be-
lhg properly served aud returned.
IL u reported that the ex-senator Will
bring suit for damages.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23

MEXICO, Dec. 22.-There IL no
further disorder over the refusal tn
accept nickel money. A repetition of
the outbreak Ii not feared. The city
council are Opening stores for the sale
Of pine necessities, for n nickel.
The president has ordered the strict
enforcement of the nickel law.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23

PADUCAu, KY. Dee. 22.-YestcrGay
at Viola station, KY, Joseph Farmer
was shot and instantly Killed los
Joseph Maiden. The trouble arose
froma dispute Us 10 which was The b,7-t
card player. Madden escaped.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
lfrfrar,f.

A suitable reward will be paid ue
the undersigned for the arrest and
conviction, or information leading Ia
the arrest and conviction. of amy and
all parties who shall destroy or other
wise injurc any Of the telegraph poles
or wires of the old government telr-
graph lines, VS. the same will be- in use
early in the spring.
~ JOSEPH LEIGHTON.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
A Great Acquisition.

IASKToN, ID. T., Dec. 22-yauk-
toms water works were tested this
afternoon aud proved complete Sue
cess. They are constructed on the
reservoir plan and furnish complete
fire protection.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
Accidental Killing

READING, Pa, Dec 22.-FranlSlin
'snsveley, of the Pennsylvania iron
works, aud his sons. John aud jacob.
went cunning this morning, John
slipped on the ice, and his gun was
discharged, killing jacob Instantly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
Another Murder.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Dec. 22.-At
Petersburg, Pike county, Henry Cur
lin was murdered last night. Charles
Harvey. hard character was arrested
ON suspicion. There is q strong feel
ing and possibility of lyncLing him
tonight.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
No Hope Held Out.

KINGSTON, Ont, Dec. "a
largely signed petition WIS presented
To the Dean Of Ontario by the congre-
CATION of st. Georges cathedral, pray
ing for the reinstatement Of Rev. DIR.
Wilson In his curacy. The Dean
states that he ran hold out no hope for
the doctors return. DIR. Wilson = Of
Tense was u participation in the meet
inps of the Salvation Army.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
Killed While AT His Post.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. 22aa.-While
making up train at the Aiissipli d
tennessee railroad depot, to-day, Al
smith, "a brakeman was iostied from "A
car and killed and Ge,r- Slack. q
brakeman had leg broken.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
A Railway OmcIaI Resigns

- CHICAGO, Dec. 22.-Jo-eph T..
fucker, general traffic maragul of the
Illinois Central railroad. rendered his
resignation, which was considered by
the directors ia New York. threc days
ago, but the result OF their elaboration
IL mol given.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
An Appalling scene At sea.

LONDON. Der. 2.-The survivors Of
tile st. Augustine, rescued by the
steamer John Williamson. report the
scene on board the st. Augustine us
perfectly appalling. something fell
from aloft, cutting of one OF the cap
tain's legs. and at his own request the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23

CATAwIssA, Pa, Dee. GA sleigh
ing party, numbering fifteen persons.
went over an embankment at Mill
vile Today. James krouse. Charles
Iwsheweiler, Mary Mutter, Coroliue
Green ana Mary Hessler were SER
lousy Injured and the three other.
slightly
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
Killed by Burglars.

BLOOMFIELD, Dee. 1.-The house
of Peter jones, Was entered los burg
lars last night; Peter Lazicr, living
with Jones, attempted Ghtir cal tIre
and was shot dead.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
Pilgrim Celehraflon.

PLYMOUTH, Mass, Dec. 1.-The
landing of the pilgrims was observes,
to-day 10y the Pilgrim socieIy ON Pr
grim hill. Thomas Russell presiding.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23

council were willing that he should
appear in the trial. Prominently.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23

Yellowstone Lodge, M. &c, A. Y. & A. NJ, meets
every Saturday evening At Masonic Hall. All
Masons in COED standing are invited to meet Win
is. r.. A. hhEiblbk, w. ~
A c. GRAND seerstsry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
SOCIETIES.
*. OF II.
Board Of Trade,

III. Mics City Board OF Trade meets every
tuesday. holidays eXc-ptri) At o'clock p Ia.
sirangers IN town are cordially invited,
wM. VAN GASkEN, President.
an t,OPpOs So secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23

Custer Lodge No. IL, l. o. o. r.. meets every
Monday evening ut their hall. Breihrsn 10
good standing are cordially invited 10 meet
with us. JACK W. JOHNSON, NJ W.
L. C. DRlR Secretary
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
X. of y.

CRUSADER LODGE 80. !, X. OF P.-Mecis
every THURSDAY evening at Odd Fellows ball.
sojourning Knights cordially invited.
Wv. HILL, Z. X. 4. q. h. COTE, q. y.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-12-23
PHYSICIANS.

nk' l.. n. Redo,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
- NEE ut Edwards drug store. 1;u
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longer being slmost intesuacable. There .
no expansion or contraction fr0m be at and cold
Consvq peully no loose OF open Joints aud being
- much lighter than sieei OF IL n. the rails can
De made longer aud connections pertoctly solid
making the ros0 as smooth as one Ooatlnu Us
rSh The adhesion of the drivers Of the engine
10 this material will oo greater than that Of
stevl Consequently the same weight eugiae will
haul larger load There VIII b. A great SAY.
ing oi fuel, and the smoOlhncsS OF tae rail viii
lessen The wear and tear OF noting STICK The
rails are made wholly and entirely Of paper
snl 80 Sohd that the shsrpest spike oannog be
utNen into them The action OF the Atn0S-
phsse has no etisc. on IL Il will neither rust sor
rot and with paper heels aud rail. OF the same
material. our palatial trains will glide over the
prallies 81 the rats OF sixty miles an hour with
a. little jolt aud Jar rs On an ocean steamer.
Inc commissioner Of railroads, Mr.. Arm.
strong, Is preparing communication In rels
tpn Ia the Union Pacific Indebtedness. which
no proposes u submit 70 the secretary OF the In.
tenor' The Communication will recummsnd
inat TIE government bring suit against the
Union Pacific road for about $1,000 O. which IL
Is CLAIMED is due the former The Union la.
cline 10 required 10 pay - per cent OF It's net
that may be asked for Transporting troops and
supplies. Ihis difference, amounting ~ about
toOcVl3 has never been paid The cOmmuui-
Gallon refers also 10 the per cent net earnit 10
oilhe kansas Pacific for Viii, n u suit has been
pending for some time
In the case against the linton Pacific settle.
ment WAS not contaminated because af tho M.
iuSal OF the rairoau commissioner to allow the
company 10 deduct items for new construction
anu new equipment for the year ending n,cem,
Der 81, leNt aggrsgaung 81 100 Sl7l7, from the
gross earnings, toNscertSn the net earnings, as
! required There is also involved the claim ul
thecompany II deduct the sum of 81 CO. IS toi
l prior wears,