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MONTANA AELAN0E.
Accidents and Incidents as Mar.
rated BY Our Exchanges.

J. Rails Uncle Toms Cabin troupe
IN to witt Montana again this sum.
Mer.
Tierney Il Co. have commenced
the erection Of a $1,000 hotel at
Townsend.
John II. Ming IL about to move
some 400 head Of his Yellowstone
cattle herd tn q more favorable range.
There have been 153 car loads OF
cattle received at Miles City this sea-
son from the east, in all about $500
head.
In addition to the residences built
at Townsend this year, there are also
about thirty business houses of va
risus kinds.
Col. IIges has gone to Fort Smelling,
MIMI, to attend the court martial
before which he: is charged with du-
pli,ating bis pay roll.
John Lee, a tramp, was detected in
the act Of stealing q suit Of clothes
last week at Dillon, add was sen-
fenced to sixty days In Jail.
The first annual meeting of The
Southern Montana Live Stock and
Agricultural Association will be
held at Dillon this fall.
Iron il laid on the Park branch to
4 distance of eighteen miles from
Livingston and il advancing at the
rate OF two miles per day.
Eli Simpson, we'll known to rail-
road men along the line Of the
Northern Pacific. met with q horri-
bic and fatal accident q few days ago,
near Eagles Nest, . short distance
west Of Mandan. He fell from q
freight train and was run over by
fourteen carr
Rufus q. Clifford while working
under q large circular saw 1t Billings
last Monday, met with quite = severe
accident. iE passing under the saw,
which was In motion. He allowed
his head to come in contact with it,
the result being the infection Of q
very ugly wound, n Of the teeth
penetrating the hkull.
r. McCrearv. q herder, met with .
severe accident on Wednesday on
the range, near the head Of Shields
river, forty miles from Livingston.
While riding ut . lively rate his
horse stepped in q badger hole,
stumbled and fell, throwing MI. Nc
Creary to the ground. and ~ be put
out his left hand to save himself, the
muscles Of bis shoulder were torn
and bis arm disabled.
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Montana j. at Silver Lake, Deer
Lodge county. A number OF pros
pectors have located leads in the im-
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lively camp il lisely to spring up
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70 The CFTGELEc AND SOLDIERS
KILLED Oh WHO DIED OF
wO-NU< EBETED N ACTEos N
TIE IEEEITOKE OF EoyTANA-
WHILE CLEARING The
DISTRICT Of TIE YELLK<70SE
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The Great English Remedy

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-12
Efforts I'm O,DorueIl,. Rebalr.

LONDON, December Livery effort is
being made by the friends and counsel Of
ODonnell TO procure a respite from SIR
William Harcourt, the Home Secretary,
Tor the condemned man. Charles Russell.
chief OF counsel for 0'Donnell, has writ
ten letter to Gladstone forcibly drawing
bis attention to the communication from
A. Nj. Sullivan, also OF O'Donnelps coun-
sci. addressed to Russell in reference TO
the alleged misapprehension by the jury Of
Judge Denman's language in his charge.
The matter has been laid before SIR
William Harcourt and the United
States Government, and important In
quiries are proceeding i'm regard TO IL.
Sullivan writes to the Pail. Mall Gazette
that II II essential for him TO see the jurors
who convicted O'Donnell, i'm order that he
may ascertain the correctness OF statements
which have been made in the Russell cor
respOndeDee with the Government; but
says that Solicitor Guy is still unable to
find them. Sullivan says he has no doubt
that the members OF the Jury would come
forward II they knew that the life or death
OF O'Donnell hung upon the issue for want
OF this information. Ten days of the six
teen remaining to 0'Donnell since his trial
have been lost.
WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE case
OF O'DOnneIl was to-day cons idered at the
meeting OF the Cabinet. 1T u learned that
Secretary Frelinghuysen some days ago in
structed Minister Lowell to recognize
ODonnelfs citizenship, and that to-day
further instructions were telegraphed him.
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Cotton and Cereals.
fBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.

BN Telegraph ~ tiif lSilahNhsI
WASHINGTON, December ll.-Ihe season
for cotton-picking since the occurrence Oh
frosts, as in the gathering OF the bottom
crop, has been quite favorable. The local
estimates Of the aggregate product nave
not been diminished, and the tone OF gen.
eral comment has been comparatively nope
full. The indications of the December re-
turns favor reduction OF about 10 per
cent. from the crop Of last year. The per-
centage Of that crop now indicated for the
harvest OF 1888 is as follows: For Nlr'
cinia, - per cent North Carolina, 81
South Carolina, 20; Florida, %; Georgia,
80: Alabama. 81; Mississippi, IS; Louis
lana, o.; Texas, 90; Arkansas, So; Ten
nessee, 102.
This report points to crop OF about
G. 0O0. 900 bales. 1t is possible that the cotton
movement OF the year may pass that limit.
The returns of the corn production are
more conservative than those OF October
and November, from injury to soft corn
by warm, moist weather north OF the
fortieth parallel. Corn that has been crib
bed is in worse condition than for many
wears. The proportion OF unmerchantablt
corn is therefore large. The final estimate
OF the quality produced will fall few
millions short OF the indications Of previ'
Gus returns, or % bushels per acre. Thi:
estimate relates only TO the quantity, and
makes no discount for inferior quality,
which will seriously increase the practical
shortage. The losses from packing IN
masses or injury to soft corn from milo
and wet weather are treated as aiter-har
vest considerations. An investigation vii
be made OF the extent OF such injury.
The wheat aggregate slightly exceeds
4OO, 900, 600 bushels. The oat crop Is abou
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TafnI Fights In Kentucky.

BY telegraph to the Dispatcs.I
FRANKFORT, KY, December LIN
Letcher county. remote mountain dis
trict, David Hall and Joseph Wells en-
gagged in a tight, and both were fatally
wounded.
\ report is received from Fields dis
tillery. on the Cumberland river, that four
men became drunk and begun a fight.
Fields separated them and ordered the
party to leave. which they refused to do.
Fields then drew pistol and shot all Of
them. Matthew Knight was killed in
stantly; Jesse Sargent died the next day;
Major Day and John jenkins cannot live.
Fields escaped.
William Butler, OF South Carolina. bro
thor Of Senator Butler, has been appointed
House Librarian rice W II. smith (col-
ored). OF Washington, appointed assistant
librarian
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a letter from Lord Colerldge.

iBy telegraph 10 The Dispatch
NEW YORK. December l.-Lord Cole
ridge. in letter from London to Elliott +.
Shepard, thus disposcs OF the report that
he was about TO write volume on Ameri-
ca: 81 for my part, shrink from attempt
ng anything even 80 seriou, as a magazine
article, and the only person | can sug-
gest 10 do it is Goodwin smith, who
is hall M American, and il most
splendid writer OF English. The fact
il. my dear Shepard. you aud your friends
spoiled me, as | said ! saw such very nice
people and was 50 very kindly treated that
l am sure my view OF America is not COM
pIete. There can't be jj,000,000 Of such
men and women rs | saw, and people here
would say that the kindness and generosity
OF your people had turned my head. or that
had gone out OF my mind-to which they
perhaps might add | had not far to CO."
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Another Suit Against 1.-THE Graphic
COmDany.,'
10y telegraph % The Dispatch.

10y Telegraph 20 the Displtch.l
MONTREAL. December ia sensation
was created here yesterday when the wind
ing-up order on Mr.. Riddell, secretary OF
the New York Graphic Company. with its
head Office, was served at the suit OF seven
persons who are creditors to the amount OF
$4,000. The petitioners allege that the
company is insoIycnt and unable to pay it,
debts; that It's assets are only $4,000
while its liabilities are S779,500, and that
the company has entered into 4 rWnous
and Illegal contract with It's present mana
ger, W. II. Hinckley, who has virtually
obtained control OF the concern, tSc. The
petition concludes by demanding that
meeting OF the creditors, shareholders, and
members be called for an early date. The
president, Sir +. IIincks, has nothing to
say on the subject, as Hinckley, who came
here some time ago, got full control from
the directors
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TeieGrapliic Rrcyifies.

The courthouse at Butler, Penn, was
burned Yesterday. Two 1rcmen were
badly. perhaps fatally, burned. Loss, $50.
coo: insured. The court records were
saved.
Havana reports from Cuba indicate that
the Pre-, poets Of the tobacco crop are poor
In consequence Of the drought. Insects
infest the plants in the Nueta Abala dis
trct.
Ferdinand Wertmann, Of West Hobo.
ken, y. Y. who was 80 severely burned
in the destruction by fire OF the sleeper at
tached to the Chicago express on the New
York Central railroad last week, died al
Castleton yesterday.
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Four Days ON Raw Meat.
suFFERINGs or CREW WHOSE VESSEL WAS
CAPsIzED AT SEA.

SlffkRlN6S OF CREW WHOSE VESSEL WAS
CAPsIzED AT SEA.
Herald
The Havana steamer Niagara brought as
passengers TO this port yesterday Captain
Endicott and crew. OF the schooner Lizzie
Florence. abandoned at sea ON the I'd in
slant. Captain Endicott said that the
Florence left Jacksonville for New York
on November 23d, and had fine weather
until the 27th. when she experienced a gale
from the northwest, with heavy seas con-
stantly breaking over her. During the
afternoon Of the latter date the vessel was
found 10 be leaking, when all hands were
ordered 10 work the pumps, but it being
impossible TO keep her free. the deck load
was thrown overheard early next morning
Shortly after the deck load hsd been DIS
posed Of, or at : a. NJ. of the 18th ulttimo.
the vessel capsized, and all hands saved
themselves by clingng TO the side ont Of
water. The vessels position at this time
was latitude go 40', longitude 10 30/.
The mastS were carried away two hours
later and the schooner righted. Houses.
waier-casks and everything movable had
been swept from the deck. On the Both OF
November the weather moderated. and on
the I'd OF December the shlpwrecked men
were picked mp mt half-past A. NJ, in
latitude so. longitude 7jo 81. by the
steamer British Empire, bound to Havana
from New York From the morning Of
the 2Sth ultimo until rescued the crew lived
on raw meat and potatoes. At Havana the
crew was transferred TO the Niagara.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


NEW York, December 1l.-NooR-siocks weak
change dun; long. 4S2 short. is44. Govern
inents strong States quiet.
brentng.-ExchaDge. 4Sl. Money. 2M2a ner
cent. Treasury balances Currency, sllT36t
coin. tT.42f. Governments strong: AZ per cents,
iifs; per cents. 1885,; 3 per cents, l0l bid.
state bonds quiet.
The speculation at tue stock Exchange today
was weak and lower. The announcemt that n
trlpart.te agreement between tile Rock Island.
Union Pacific. and ~. Paul roads had teen ii med
was the most important news Of the day. Tho
bears Affected 10 cOnstrue this as meaning q rail-
way war, and made attacks on the market. They
also used adjournment Of the Iowa pool meeting
until the 18Th instant against speculation gene
rally, but more particulriy the Granger roads The
arrangement between the rOadsis for twenty. four
years. and does not dehar Iowa roads from adj
jOurning the association. Prices were forced
down S03. Oregon Navigation broke 2: Union
Pacific. 8 Oregon TrauscOntinental. D.: Omaha
preferred 3; Quincy IL: Northwest. r. North
west preferred, =; Northern Pacific. l9,: Rock
Island. IA: Lake Shore and Michigan. Canada
Southern and Canadian Pacific. I: remainder OF
the list. IdL. This was followed by a rally OF aa
i. oregon TranscOntin, ntal and Uuion PaclAc
leading. In the afternoon a fresh attack was made
on Union Pacific, which touched the lowest price
of tie day. The active list fell or IN sympathy.
After 2:30 j. NJ prices again rallied ia 2. but IN
the fEal sales Wizards weakened and carried the
lowest Of the day. The market closed weak. Com
pared with last nights closing. Changers are lisF
u lower, Wizards, ~ Trunk Lines. 9G0l5si
GOulds, 3s0la. sales, 52l 600.
BALTIMORE.
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81 suppose so; hut told him did not
want TO fight, and would rather go 300
yards out OF my way TO get rid Of him
than ten PAGES 10 meet him.
"Ilave you seen my fatherY Is he much
worledf" asked the bride.
The reporter assured her that he thought
her father would not scold and that all
would be well, which afforded her much
satisfaction.
After wishing them many happy years Of
welded bliss, the reporter babe them
goodnight. Mr.. and Mrs. HELEN will
leave for their home in Uniontown the lat
ter part OF the week.
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A Mississippi Tragedy.
10 tolor.nnh nj lne Dlsnatch. /

TbE ItIyrI'P'I y " TT ,
YAZoo CITY, Mss. December ll.-Colo-
mel u. X. Powell. aged sixty-nine, a
wealthy planter of Washington county,
and formerly OF MONTGOMERY, Ala. was
shot at Modoc landing, on the Sunfiower
river. by Charles +. Robinson. A dispute
over n trivial matter caused the difficulty.
Robinson is brother OF the man killed by
Colonel Powell year or 80 ago. Colonel
Powell was known rs great stage con-
tractor in past days. and was the founder
OF the town of Birmingham, Ala. He had
large interests in this State.
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Suicide AT Sen.
A WOMAN JUMPS FROM THE STEAMSHIP CELTIC
IL MiD-OCEAN.
lIIQraId

a WOMAN JUMPS FROM JHE STEAMSHIP CELTIC
IL MlD-OCEAN.
Herald
Among the passengers in the steerage OF
the steamer Celtic when she sailed from
Liverpool on the voyage just completed
was a Swedish woman named Incri Pauel-
sen; aged fifty-one. She was alone and was
coming TO this country TO join her husband,
1t was said. On the morning Of Saturday,
the lst instant, the woman was seen by Al
fred Nilsson, a Swedish passenger in the
Storage. to Chamber upon the rail at the
side Of the steamer and jump overheard.
NillSon in his affidavit at Castle Garden yes
terday said that he raised an alarm, but
that nothing was done to rescue the woman.
Two lads named GoldbranSen also testified
TO having witnessed the suicide. The Off
GERS Of the steamer say positively that
they were not informed OF the pas
senger's suicide, and that they did
not even know that any one was miss
ing from the stecrage until the passenger
lists were examined when the steamer
reached port. Nothing is known as TO the
woman's motive for drowning herself
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IUAD SALT RHEUif

In tle most aggravated form for eight year,. No
Ind Of treatment. medicine, or doctors did M
any permanent good. My friends In Maiden know
80, + sntiered When | began % use The CUIi.
CTrPA RENFDIES my limbs were 50 raw and
teoder tl,rt could not bear my weight on item
,Sithout The skin cracking and bleeding. and was
',i,s,I to 90 lbOut on crutches Used the Gull
Cipik REMEDIES five months, and was COM
pletely and neImanently cared.
MRs. :. A. BROWN. Maiden, Mass.
References: Any citizen OF Maiden, Mass.