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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
HOME. FARM AND GARDEN.
Either pickles Or catsup should be
Ater with cold meat.

Either pickles Or catsup should be
e$ien with cold meat.
Two thickncsscs Of newspaper
make u good lining for apple barrels
2rog Times.
The best pcn-wipcr is a piece OF m
old kii-glovc. No lint sticks in the
pen.nib, rs from cloth.
kccp steel. bits in Il warm place I'M
Ill wanted for use. IL i%s.crucl to pui 4
frosty bit in u horses mouth.--M. l..
hcroIi. .
Bnckwhcat should not prccc q
either corn or wheat. Ii makes the
soil too light and porous for wheat. al,
experience shows that corn never doe
well after buckwhcat. --LHrdt .NcH
Yorker. ba2 %
Feed sheep regularly and by day
light. Noon is the best hour for feed
ing a and grain. Whenever Il sheer
is lame cSaminc its feet. II is either u
bad hoof or foot rot, and requires i'm
mediate attention. rchdiJe. /
-Savory Eggs Fried: Take a,lo,cn
hard-loiled eggs, Gu, them in halves
aud scoop out The yclks. Mix the yclk'
with some incly-minccd cold chicken.
mushroom. shalo,, u little lemon iuic,
amt pepper and salt TO taste, Put THU
mixture into the white halves together.
| pass a piece of thread through then.
roll lightly in egg and brrad-crumbS AMI
fry to II light brown boston ira.
script.
-Cranhcrry Pudding: Cranberry pu,.
ding is made by pouring boiling water
on q pint of dried bread crumbs; melta
tablespoonful. OF butter and stit in
| When t4r.. bread j. sOftencd add two
eggs. and beat thoroughly with tie
bread. Then put IN a put Of the stewd
! fruit, and sweeten to your taste. HIKE
in D hot over for half an hour. Fresh
fruit may be used in place OF thc cram
berries. Slices of peaches put in layers
nrnse "a delicious variation.-N. J.
4 Times.
lr7A .dy who has remarkable success
IN raising lI~ousc-plants reveals the
secret of her method in q note 10 the
l New York Post. The soil. she writes,
1Ta50ut two-thi,is good garden soil and
.ke, rest is sand. It's kept light and
l6ose about the roots. and the plants
lsre watcred only rs they appear to need
liz. But the chef reason for their won
k4erful growth and bloom is that when
jny Of the leaves wither and fall, in.
ttstesd of throwing them away she makes
tic rolls of them and tucks them down
D the earth, where they decay. Thi.
q the only fertilizer she uses.
mt1Twenty.iour years ago, says John
Hfomas, we had three or four inches
u sand carted on part of II garden, the
~, of which was too clayey for the sue
sful or, convenient raising of garden
fables. When this sand vas wei
vptked in, the whole became an excel
Id SANDY loan. Just the soil for agree
al working. The labor of drawing OF
~ sand was considerable: but It wa
ID in winter, when there was littl'
III for the man and team to do: ant
TN tile condition of the soil remains n
Cd Is at first, and probably win for
cctA ry to come. ~. Y. Tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
liberaIlty 10 Stock.

SGr'k animals are generally kept for
twd iurpOses--for the value Of their
flesh IN various ways. and also for milk
and HITTER. As to horses and sheep.
the 4st-are generally kept for their
ION fest. But for all these pur-
postSk as we'll as some others. tirst-elass
ieedit&g is. all-important. Why then
Shout he feed be niggardly given at
any tbcp~ A horse poor in flesh is
weak lllooking and unsuitable A poor
COW i{nnuch the same, and in addition
gives but little mix or butter, and is
unit (Or beet. Poor sheep and poor
pigs 10 ,aso nearly worthless in that
conditpr. whilc To improve them after
such Treatment costs a great deal more,
with ia I1'ofit ia the end, than to feed
well Jpn Che first. According to all
my OK telidnce. observation and read
ing, III b,6re a COW will eat up to the
point Ven she is moderately fat, say
good \hpagh to butcher, the more
proii;a% Aahe Is for daiiypurposes, and
the, less d9alger of loss from accidents,
which ~ bOt impair her value for beef.
Here is constant motive then for good
feeding. tppd yet II seems that there
really I'd thousands OF farmers whose
leading &e;rine of treatment and study
is how III will keep their stock on
their fectS( 18th no thought given as 10
how mucA&a n be proiitably fed!
There fstn ~inhumanity, too. in this
treatmcnt phich is astonishing. IL Is n
system? which subjects animals to con-
slant hunger 90 much so that il affects
growth, heal b and spirits. Doths men
who practioe IL know what hunger of
this sort " Probably not. But had they
better no(nrN is u short time ut leastp
Iry II co,tple pfaSeeks or u month, and
nQtr the iiesti Saying nothing ab0,t
| thu. appearances. the constant gnawing
OF III" hungsr lend in the stomach. ~
tend ug ollbs tSlf or quarter rations.
would be a ~ on in feeding that would
last n good u le. j wish it could he
tried in SOME ses, rs it would work q
vasi improve cont in stock-feoding.
-WhencyerM Shcar u farmer com
plain about tick being unruly it Is
tolerably -tr( proof against him tina,
lps manaCeixoot 10 bad. 1t OK do moi
jump fences % push them down merely
for amuscinc1 m .~rexercise. There is ~
impeA,ng ca and that generally u
hunger. TIN expected to live and
be happy and ahkful in pasture tie.d'
which furnish 4iis but a Il and exercise
and the law q erlfpresorvst on. which
appl es to thd = we'll as 70 human
beings. iInpcls rni to jump fences Y
save thor IL! They are to b,
praised rather IAN blamed. I wIsl
every half-stardd herd in the country
would demolis4 Every fence between
them and aEyull meal whenever
il is ne~ccssaryyT Then thor owner,
would learn mop)fense and humanity
Look closely AZ COW or horse that il
never surprised "a "unwOntcd liberal
ity.' There is cert atment and happi
ness in the eye a16fEvery motion. Tn
coat is sleek and ~ and unless habit
ually leased, the1 ~ a good nature ant
amiab ty never eui In the hungry an
imal. There is IQnt, too, in owning
such an animal, 4 4 is only surpriS
ing that the MAJ ts.pinded starve
does not lind it ,~.1Je..A ass ass@ac
serve the profit, but then ~ y welcom'
10 if he will only quit his ''unwonte'
uberality'' system, S. r. in (ountr!
Gentleman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
2 HUMOROUS.

Eyes said Dadofallowski, ~ al
WAYS think of a physician wlirMi ] see.
one of those horrid gin m%iNturcS.'
=. Make YOU s.ck?" ''Oh nc, but its u
fizz | slun.-BOStou Post.
Cheeky passenger: ".Any fear %
my disturbing the magnetic currents,
Captain, by going neal the compass|'
Captain: ooh. no. sir. Brass has no
effect on it wAatsyer, sir. '--Iunch. god
A member 81 Che New York Pho.
nctic Club writes to this able and in
ilucntial journal, asking lbs TO drop
the final ne in words so ending. and
spell dialog, cpilog, etc etc" Well.
we kick. We are willing to drop the
ne to "A limited extent. hut when the
New York Language Club asks us to
, spell glue, 81. we protest. B"Tltm1to"
I Hawkcye.
"A trying cnsc. son nor' she cx-
claimed. in CONSERVATION. surely not,
doctor" 'Yes,'', 1S said. "you are
certainly threateRvI with scarlet f..
vcr.' What 80! | do, what shall
dOy' she moancd. in great distress.
go, doctor, couldn'. you threw it into
some other kind Of fever? Scarlet is
so trying to my complcNion.'-PHi'a
lclphta CdH
fare you going to the German to.
morrow night, Amy" asked the high.
school girl of her friend. "Ycs. dear,
Think I'll 60" was the reply, "yor
know Adolphic has taught rne II little
of the language. ] can say 'kucsser
Sic Mich and aus gc>picl' and nix.
cumrous.' Besides, / am fond Of saucr
kraut and bologna sausage, You know
Mildred tainted. OIL city Derrick.
DO you know, sir. that you have
outraged not Oniythe fixed laws Of So
ciciy. but you have lost the respect oi
your friends and relations by marrying
this mula,to?" said m iratc father. tt
his eldest son, who stood in defiant nj
titudc before him. "What Is your ex
cuse for this grave and irrcmediable of.
fensc"' Il was color Blind father
was the reply Of the innocent youna
The Jn6gc. p
-"What are you crying aboutp'
asked a kind-hcarled stranger OF u la'
who was standing in front Of Il news
PAPER office weeping rs il his hear
would break. 80, dads gon. up stair
% lick the ed tor "Wcll, ha, h,
come down, yeti" pursued the gehtl
Samaritan. "Picccs OF him have, "-cX
planned tho boy, ~indulging in n fires
outburst OF tears, "and Pm NcNpcctfn
the rest every minute" Broo|Iy
EdGie. '.N "a,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Ex-senator Randolph, Of New .Jer-
sov, devoted al his yearly saxk;S to
charity.
A review recently started in India
is entitled CrCcB,, the intention being
10 skim the magazines of Europe and
America.
-~Soiourr"r Truths real nalnc-or
that which had been given 10 her hy her
first master was Isabella IlardenOurg.
N. \. SHR. .Eh
Congressman Lanlmm. Of Texas,
represents n distriet al cirhtv-scven
counties. some OF which are rs large rs
Massachusetts,.
Miss Winnie Hall, OF Temple. Tex.
admits that she is the oldcs, old maid
in America, il not In the wide world.
She was ore hundred year, old the other
day.-CHtc1Jo Hcyuld.
Fine Dust portraits Of President
Adams ana Van Buren, have been rccov-
cred from the garnet of the White
Hose, by President Arthur u:dc", and
hung aIp ir tie Red rarlor.
Mrs. t;corrc Bancroft. tho wife vt
the yenrr; BILE historian. reached her
rightic,h b dhday recently. She is de
srrtOcd ~ u very pretty lady, wondGr-
fully well preserved. and. indeed. much
healthier tI,an her husband.
The vclumc G. roluminous speeches
and cuIogi,s of the late senator Ben
Hill. authorized by the Legislature Of
Georgia. he's al length been issued four
thousand copies for the Use Of the Sen
ate and eight, thousand for the use OF the
1iousc. .G4... ..,.- .
'-Mr. Carlisle. the new Speaker OF
the House Of Representatives. j. mo
happy in his domestic relations.
dcicrS in everything 10 His genial nj
digniiicd wife. and frankly ackuowE
edges his OBLIGATIONS TO her for til
success of his public career. Thc9
homo in toying'on is prov@rbialfo h1t
\ pitality and good cheer CAicoyo I'm
aid.
Long Branch. y. j.. is the res /
dencc OF Jason Butler. aged one hunI
drcd and five. and his wife. who il
nincty.,hrcc. Mr. Butler proudly
claims to he represented in all parts Of
the world. rs he has one son doing mis-
%sionary work in China. another Il sailor
now whaling in the Pacific, u grand
child in England. and a grand-daugli-
ter married To u trader in Rio dc janet
ro. Brazil.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

A colorcd man named Richards,
now living in Rhode Island, cntcrtains'
il friends by stories OF the time when
he earned twenty do'fars u week play
ing the cannibal in a well -kndwn Amer
lean show which travelled in England.
Richards was kept Shut up ia II cage.
and was expected to glare hsrcely at
the spectators. and every now and ;hcn
make a grab at anyone who to- closely
approached his cage. He was ,aught II
sort OF gibberiA, which he repeated oc-
casionally to the horror and terror of
the Observation-Disclosures J0,tf1di.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
Tn. Meadow. OF Maryland

S~rRISGrrELp, PRINCE GEORGES o.. Mp.
Mr.. Chas. G.. Addison. of the abovs place
states: (" sprained my right knee caus-
ing intense suffering, and tho se Of
crutchesf FOR several weeks. I foundpo re.
lief in other remedies and finally trl ! tho
miracle Il cure, st. Jacobs Oil. In akhort
time could bend my ~knee-which ha< oeen
as stiff as an iron rod-laying asidk my
crutches and was able to walk as vel as
Sver.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

The adoption by most Of the prominent
dairymen and farmers Of the United States,
Of the Improved Butter Color made ny
Wells, Richardson 4 Co., Burlington, VT,
Is a proof of their wisdom in a business
point OF view. Nearly all winter butter Is
colored in order TO make 10 marketable, and
this color IL the best, in regard to purity,
strength, permanenceand perfection of tint.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

I WAS TROUBLED with Chronic Cay k,rh
and gathering in my head. was very psai
ut times, had discharges from my ears a,id
was unable 70 breathe through my IpAe
Balm was exhausted / vas cured, and y
day enjoy sound health. G.. ]. CoRx
9a3 Chestnut st., Field Manager, Phila( ei
phia Pub. House, Pa. tr
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

On. PIERcE's "Pleasant Purgative Pei.
lets" are s~ugar-coated and inclosed In glass
bottles, their virtues being thereby pre-.
served unimpaired for any length Of time,
fresh and reliable. No cheap wooden Or
pasteboard boxes. By druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
messenger OF Health.

Hent free TO sufferers from nervous,
chronic and blood diseases, brain and heart
affections, nervous debility, exhaustion,
etc., who have failed to find relief. II tells
of wonderful cures effected by pr. SCOTS
Coca. Reef and Iron, with Phosphorus.
sold by druggists; ~. DIR. Scott, Kansas
City, Mo. Ask your druggist for pamphlet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

IuAvr known and watched the use OF
Swift's Specific g.. =. 81 Tor over tilty
years. and never have known or heard OF
its failure to cure any case of Blood Poison
when properly taken.
n. IL. DENNARD. Perry, Ga.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

GrN. JouN A. LOGAN has used Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism with
splendid results. 1t is taken internally
and cures at once the worst case. Ask your
druggist for it or send for free pamphlet to
X. n. Helphenstine, Washington, D.. {.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

FUNCTIONAL arrangement Of the femal(
system is quickly cured by the use Of DIR
X. V. Piercs's :" Favorite Prescription
1t removes pain and restores health anC
strength. By all druggists. ..f .
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

A WOMAN a darn things without q
ting excited, but just as soon as you he(
u man darning things YOU ma know he
out Of temper Philadelphia Chronicle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

would be not to take DR.. II. V. Pierce's
"Gulden Medical Discovery" " you are
bilious, suffering from impure blood or
fearing c~ousumption (scrofulous disease of
The lungs). Sold by oil druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

THE THROAT. -"Brotrn's bronchial
Jroches" nc directly on the organs of the
voice. They have an extraordinary effect
I'm all throat disorders. Sold Oaiy in bUroS
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

THE editor Of the Topeka Capital has
found ont that "the best thing to do when
you go shopping with the ladies' 10 10 take
no,es.O ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

WHEN a train of cars is t~clescoped 1t Ia
generally the result Of a coilideoscope.-
LoreU COurier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

HAvE been using Swift's Specific Is. q.
3, ! and find II TO be the best remedy Of the
kind that I have ever been able to get, and
] have tried them all.
JOHN FISCHER, 81 y. =. Cavalry. q
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

Ir was u Detroit girl that married a. ~
teen so ne to have her golden wedding
when II would do her some DttrOti
Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

IT is noted as a curious misprint In on"
Of the great dailies the other day that n
doctor felt n mans "pursr." Nothing
very queer about that. Chicago tribune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

a GERMAN paper offers n ~limburgcr
cheese to each new subscriber. IL could
hold out no stronger inducement, certain.
ly.--Iroy Times.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

" afflicted with Sore Eyes. use DR.. Isnpc
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell II. 25c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
Wisely Adop,ed ny D.irvmen.

A LEADING feature ut . horse show-ths
halter -IOraCd0., ,.r .
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

THE Mormon question: dearest. will
you join my Observation-Disclosures an
script.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

WE often hear Of q poem having weight;
but certainly u great deal depends upon
its mcasure.-N. Y. Independent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

PiMPIRs, pustulos. and all skin disorders
are cured 10y using Samaritan Nertine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

"A BRAvY GIRL"i is the tito Of a new
book. She, perhaps. has attended church
in her old bonnet Louisville Courier
journal,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

ERNEST REESE. OF hannibal, Mo-. saws: 80.
marian N,Jrin, cured me OF sex headache"
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

Haie's Honey Of H"rehound aud Tar
Allay indications of consumption. Fixes
toothache drops cure In one minute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

THE gain on n flock of sheep may DO
called d w.ther profit.-Chtcdgo inns.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

CHILD that wakes with Group should
have q dose Of Piso's Cure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

TIE older tho dog the more cur.agc he
has.-BOsfOn Post.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

a yyRY UNSATISFACTORY sort of bread
The roll Of tane.-N. y. Mai.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

The American grain-elevator sys-
tenn Is 10 be introduced in Russia
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28

% Year NJ home. T"rms md costly outnt
13StS$ free. Address ~. 4. Ellis 4 Co, Chicago.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-27

WAsIIIKGTON, Jan. s3-JOhn llxr.
mon. q veteran lobbyist testified this
morning before the bailey investt-
eating committee that I've received
&0t)OO from = gaS company in WASH
in8tOn fUr work done Iy him In aid
ing to defeat legislation adverse to
tl,t. cs,v,ls.My between the years 1919
and 1875. lie further testified that
The money was paid him at the house
Of the representatives by John lsatly.
the person nOw unaler Investigation.
Tie District Attorney Of 9TH ex-
planned to The house judiciary com
milt..e this morning the mece,,sity Of
the law provided fcr by Edmunds to
c,ml,el the tirst wife 10 testify in
order 10 prove marriage in c:se Of
plurality VI wives. He held without
this that the conviction Of the Of
fender and the c0s lectiOm IT the evil
is almost impossible.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-27

New YORK, Jan. A.-The Pana-
ma Star says: The persecution of the
s,nepoels arrested ID the go 900 rob
besy ease develops . conspiracy hav-
in9 been formed In the BaSranquilla
last year 20 purchase . sn,all steeuaes
II New York aud capture the 6nt -
mittnneo Of bullion coming down The
NagglaJons river from the intog3o1 q
Col0mbia. The American Consul ae
Harrnnquilla heard of Tie scheme
and infoeunod The home authogities
which frustrated the pjot. The par.
ties arrested IN the 90, 600 ease aFo
not suppoeed 70 b psincaPals - The
present robbery, hae ago furnjohtnG
Chies, ooe a tie IallrOod eWployees,
vho Il inafimin1to0.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 3A.-A Wall
stgooe paPe9 0ye: For several day1
pose tho stsooG ~ cootinually h0d
IL ''pointef'' 10 bay Oregoo fyaao.
oooti1eotal, bot 70 joti@atiea haa
beoa givea . 70 tho exteot ol the
~ 70 s. bossd. Il + Sow iea1nei
that TIE bonds q TIE Company ars
nkely 70 b listed upoa The seaek sx-
change today and theee = . report
that hey hovo boeo ote0djly ahoo6ood
fo1 so0e tine. II = 0oso thea peo.
peh1e that en upward novs9eol
win b staEtod - 0oo0 - . 0ovo-
mo0t o( The gonosal D0Skot will PEI
nit the 6onds 10 b b issesd up "a
|. VIZ President Purasy q The llexi-
oan Ce0tIal EnilUood telegsaphod
0eoe1al Palmer that The Govern
meot has aecopted tho 0exiean
Natio0al FailEood lino b 0aravitia
and that - win opoa tho une
fbe ge0esal tsa0e o. Fc6suosy lsG
The Panama Nar Of The 18Th, -.
lssIioag 70 t. WHIT ,ol 0enesal Bat
tes1e1d and Croekee 70 Guatemala,
denies that Tie purchase q the Gua-
temal Ceatral railroad vao alnast a.
tiroly In The intseose a the Croeksn.
It seys TIE pgineipal nembsn of the
sy0d5oae0 H0pgeoo0tod by Butte10o1d
n CentIal Ameeioa reosnfly w. C..
p. HmnfinRfnn. We ara mt ailvined
- % Whaf chaneee ~ have taken
pleee ainoe NJ oreo1lsofioa Of The
- onnnanv In Eoev Vol. II n
nrolahle thof Bu1tef6ald M Crock
"a viait 10 Gnafeapola at - prooent
NJ ~ 1o inenoof railrnod ncooef-
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-27

WAT.INDTON, Jan. sa-Ways and
Means committee to-day authorized
y favo able report repnst on the bin
tO prevent the importation Of adul-
terste.l tea: the committee also agreed
upOn an amendment to the tariff bill
advancing rates on caustic which en-
ters largely INTO the wood pulp manu-
featuring process, to one cent =
pound.
Steele, of Indiana, introduced into
the house this morning = bill to s.ls-
pend the operation Ut the prOviso
section NJ. - Of the revised STAT
utes 90 - to authorize the President
to I'LL any vacancy that may occur in
tho Office Of General or Lieutenant
General in the army. through death.
resignation or retirement. The ef-
feet In case of the death. resignation
Ur retirement Of General Sherman
will lie tO advance Sheridan to the
Ges,eralslnip vt the army and probably
Hancock 10 the place Of Lieutenant
General.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-27

0ullod Prom the Columns Of Oul
/; 1xchanQes.

The quarts excitement about White
Sulphur SpEings keeps up to fever
hoat. Land owners are enthusiastic
and talk of extensive Developments.
The Madison county Commission
90 want bids for the rebuilding Of
~ three old spans Of the south ap-
pgoe:h to Parsons bridge over the
Jedenon river.
Last Thunday White sulphur
9fFines had . fine lerhelion display.
There were two or three mock suns.
and at the zenith there Was u brilliant
eire3e showing the colors OF the rain
bow.
Father Ravalli, the grand old ply
sieisu and religious healer Of Bitter
Root valley, has been sick In 0ed for
ebout two years. People who visit
him, however, say he II in better
spirits than for months.
The Boston and Montsn. Gold
Mining Company paid their seven
teenth successive monthly dividend
On the 10th inst. one Of five cents .
share, aggregating so OO0. Total Of
seventeen dividends, $3lO, ,OOU.
A young buffalo hunter was re-
eently goFed by wounded buffalo
out On The range northwest Of the
Black Hills. He was taken to Dead
wood and had one Of his legs alnpu-
tated, but died from his injuries.
A few days ago q man named
Frank Duchin was frozen to death
while walking from the Dearborn to
Fiat creek. he had arrived at Mr..
Warmers house, on Fiat creek, aud
on entering and approaching the
Stove, fell over dead.
The millennium is approaching,
aud Neaghef county will be the first
place in Montana to feel its effects.
The successful candidate for sheriff
he's appointed bis opponent ~ deW,-
ty, and the Hms6aNdmcN each re-
oelved box Of cigars n Christmas
gin.
A man named Miller wss given u
preliminary examination ut Miles
City lest week ON the charge Of steal
ing ponies from the Cheyenne In
dian9. The evidence against him
Was conclusive enough to warrant
holding him till the spring term Of
the T.. s. Court.
Dr.. Emil B0ries, Of MissOula, was
dec0yed by . fellow near Weekville,
into the confession that he didn't
carry . shooting-iron, and then the
fellow poked . revolver under his
nose ansl made him hold up his
hands while he went through him 10
the tune of SO.
An exchange says the work on the
Judith ceai mines is progressing
nicely and the mines are opening up
in good shape. The quality Of the
ne has improved until it il regarded
ns very good. The majority Of the
Dettlen Of the Judith valley use II for
I0el, It being much cheaper aud ''et.
ter than W0Oll.
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81. LOCls, Jan. s3.-A. \. T0wne,
general manager os the southern Pa-
ci0e, he's issued . circular annoouc.
Ing be has saDcceeljod J. +. CrUsby -
eenesal n,anagsr of the Texas. New
orleans 4 louisiana Western, aud
that heeeaftef I'll lines from FL Pa9O
to New Orleans will b under the
.,,anaGensent Of the southern Pacific.
A number OF change In officers un-
DIR the new appointments IL a)eo an
nonnce6.
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SHAwNEETowN, ILL.,, Jan. "a
Early yesterday morning . mob Of
masked men attempted 70 enter the
Jail fer The purpose 0f lynehinR the
co)ored muTl1eseS, Holmes. They were
repu)sed at The 6Jst attempt BY the
sher,6 and deputies. The mob
brought . canDon In front Of the jail
and lhreatened to batter down the
walls, but shots from The jail, ringing
o6lhe court house bell and Rathe1in9
II the citizens scared them away.