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Interchange Passenger Traffic.

CHICAGO, November 1.-The Union and
Northern Pacific roads issued to-day joint
circular, to the effect that arrangements had
been perfected for an interchange OF passen-
ger traffic to and from the Pacific coast, at
Garrison, Montana, the junction Of the
Northern Pacific with the Utah and Northern
division Of the Union Pacific. General pas
senger agents are instructed to at once begin
the sale Of tickets by way of Garrison TO all
points on the line Of the Dragon Railway
and Navigation Company, including San
Francisco, and all points on the Oregon and
California Railway to Wailula Juctlon, hut
not to points west beyond Portland nor east
beyond Wallula Junction.
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TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

PATTERSON, N. j., Nov. 5.--William Swim.
| burne, the pioneer locomotive builder, died,
| aged rs years.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.--The liabilities of Gull
| yer, Page, Hoyne 81 Co., stationers, who
failed this week, are stated to be $3.50, 900 ;
assets 1926, 900.
BERLIN, Nov. 2.-Prince Bismarck has
| entirely regained his former strength. He
is complaining, however, that he no longer
possesses the capacity for work he formerly
| had.
New YORK, Nov. 1.--'Steve" Raymond,
the English forger, convicted of passing
| forged coupons of the Union Pacific rail-
road, has been sentenced to life imprison.
meut.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.--Sullvan, the pugilist,
pitched for picked nine on Sunday in the
| base ball game. He attracted thousands to
the field, but proved a wretched failure as a
player.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.--Three clerks of the
Water Bureau are arrested for forgery and
stealing $4,000 carp sent by the New York
Fish Commission to Oregon and Washington
Territory waters.
CHICAGO, Nov. G--The election here to-
day was for Circuit Judges and County
Commissioners. Twenty-Five precincts give
Shepard (bemocrat) fer Judge, SAP !;
James (Republican), 2,1oo.
New YORK, Nov. 2.-President Willard
having offered to take the first car gratui-
tously over the Northern Pacific railroad,
the Fish Commission will, next Tuesday,
send out 10000 carp, for distribution in the
Northwest, from Wisconsin to Oregon.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Congressman Finerty
has received the following cablegram from
A. II. Sullivan, dated London: at is posi-
tive that none but members of the English
bar will be allowed active participation in
the court" This refers to the trial Of
O'Donnell, for the murder of the informer,
Carey.
DENVER, Nov. 1.--Pike's Peak has been
surveyed for narrow gauge railway from
Maniotu to the summit, thirty miles, and
work Is to be commenced at once. Hon.
Jas. III. Kerr, of Colorado Springs, is Pres-
dent of the company organized to build the
road. The maximum grade is to be 800 feet
20 the mile.
PARIS, Nov. 5.--It Is rumored that Prin-
cess Amelia, eldest daughter Of the Count
de Paris, is shortly to be married to the
Grand Duke Alexis, of Russia. The Cars
advisers favor the union, believing 1t will
facilitate the restoration of the Orlesnists
and the alliance between France and Rus
STA.
NEW YORK, Nov. 4.--The election was q
popular theme in many churches to-day.
The Republicans closed the campaign last
evening with a great meeting in Cooper
Union Hall, Ex-Governor Cornell presiding
and VIM. NJ. Evarts and Chauncey NJ. De.
pew being speakers. The mayoralty con.
test in Brooklyn is the only local issue of
ntere st.
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Fastest Double Team, Record

Providence, Nov. 4.-One thousand PEG.
pie saw all previous double team records
badly beaten at Narragansett Park to-day
The sky was lowering and the air chilly.
The track was In magnificent condition. The
contesting horses were III. B. Winship and
Hiram Bruce-the latter was the mate OF
Yellow Dock when she made her record on
this track year ago-and Frank and John
May. Before the horses were called Frank
and John May sold for $50 to $40 or $35,
then even. After the first heat the betting
was two to one on Fl. B. Winship and Hiram
Bruce, and the latter pair was not headed or
forced during the race, and showed the fast
est double team heats on record. Summary:
y. B. Winship and Hiram Bruce, |, /, !;
Frank and John Msy, 2, 2, 2. Time, 2:1e,
2:l0a and 2:11s.
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THE ARMY.
The Last Report of Sherman.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The last annual
report of General Sherman is 10 the hands OF
the Secretary of War.
The army consists of 2, l43 officers and 23,
800 men, the figures being almost identical
with last year. General Sherman considers
that If Crook is permitted to manage
| the Apaches In his own way, all wars will
cease in Arizona-and the complicated In.
dian question will disappear. The subject
Of military education Is treated at some
length, and the opinion expressed that the
military academy at West Point and the
schools at Forts Monroe and Leavenworth
are among the best military schools In the
world. The Indians are regarded as sub
stantially eliminated from the army problem,
and while the army and immigration have
contributed largely TO the result, the railroad
has had q greater influence. The recent
completion of the last -four great trans cont.
mental railways has settled forever the In
dian question, tie army question, and many
others which have hitherto troubled the
country. The General regards the building
of these roads the most important event Of
modern times and believes that they account
fully for the peace, good order and prosperity
Of the country. The recommendation of last
year Is renewed-that the strongest points be
enlarged and minor places abandoned.
Soldiers, says General Sherman, must be
treated as fellow. men; let them live In COM
fort, and they will respond to the call of
duty, even to death. When soldier 10 en-
ployed as carpenter, mechanic, or laborer,
1t is only fair that he should be paid for such
labor. Because Of the transfer of the CON-
mand to General Sheridan, no recommends
tions for the future are made other than re-
newing such as were made In former reports.
The opinion Is expressed that 1t will be
found wise to provide for the transfer of reg
iments from remote to home sections after
fair period Of service. In this connection
particular attention Is called TO the case of
the 2lst Infantry, which has been on the Pa.
cidc coast fourteen years. The General
hopes Congress will not withhold the means
for transportation In this case, especially
now when the treasury Is groaning under a
surplus revenue, caused, In fact, by the con-
duct of these very men who appeal to them,
for he believes the army has protected, de-
Tended, and encouraged the building of It's
transcontinental railways, and the settle
ment Of the great west, which are the chief
causes of the great prosperity which now
hl0eooe s.rr land
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Salt Lake Notes.

SALE LAKE, Utah, Nov. 1.-The liabili'
ties Of Rev. G. M. Pierce (of the Rock,
Mountain Christian Aduocate) are greater
than at first reported by $4,000. The as.
certained liabilities are $4,000, making the
largest failure here in years. The assets
are $1,000.
There being many British subjects in
the Rocky Mountains, Earl Granville
has been petitioned to establish Consul in
Denver and Vice. Consul In Salt Lake.
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Crook was Right.

TUCSON, Nov. LA Star special to- night
from Fort Bowie says Natchez and twelve
other bucks, with sixty-six women and
children 1t Silver Greek, surrendered TO the
military sent there to meet them. They
came diract from Casa Grande. and had
no light with the Mexicans. Natchez says
they were told By Cuyetnoy, head chief, to
come to Silver Creek and there wait tan days
for him, with nine men and one woman.
They say Geronimo, with forty others, win
be there In three months. One Indian
named chihuahua, shot through the right
arm. ssys he was shot by chief Chato In
drunken brswl. Capt. Rafferty, IL ct Silver
Creek awaiting the arrival Of Cuyetnoy. the
head chief. The Impression prevails that
Crook wss right aftsr 81.
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THE River Press thinks the NEW NORTH.
WEST was not correct In It's conclusions rel
alive TO the eligibility Of certain officers Ia
the Constitutional Convention. II the Press
will look up the decisions bearing on the
subject 1t will perhaps change It's views. A,
the election has taken place we do not deem
II necessary TO continue the discussion, at
least for the present.
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New YORK has a Republican majority
Of 20 on joint ballot in.the Legislature which
is TO elect successors to Lapham and Miller.
This Is q gain Of %. Now let New York
elective Senators worthy to represent the
imperial State. Blaine and Conkling have
buried the Ratchet. There should be no
more nonsense about "Featherheads" and
"Stalwarts."
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kossuth DYind.

New YORK, Nov. 6.--Dispatches from
Turin report that Kossuth Is dying. The
Hungarian patriot has passed his s1st year,
and has been breaking down physically for
some time. He has lived for over twenty
years in the strictest privacy, devoting him
self chiefly to scientific studies. His physi.
clans say that his death may occur at any
moment
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Franz .nn~s a,I,n.r,v

KANSAS CITY, Nov. Frank James.
the notorious outlaw, under arrest at Gala.
tin, was yesterday given the freedom OF the
town, and with his wife and child TO .dav
walked about visiting the stores at will.
Great indignation Is felt by the citizens az
Gallatin over the fact Of James being allowed
his liberty. In the court house, while James
was walking about the streets, wss ! negro
with ball a1d chain attached TO his less.
who e charged with stealing ham for ia
family. -
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Gen. Sherman on the Presidency

NEW York, Nov. 8. General Sherman
expects to leave Washington in few days,
coming first to New York and then to St.
Louis. The General gets hot when jested
with rs . possible candidate for the Presi-
dency. To friend who asked HIM II he
would accept the nomination If he got it, he
said: "Accept IL, no not much! Don't you
suppose know what 1t means IL they nomi-
nate me? The politicians don't care any.
thing about me, and IL they should nomi-
na.e me II would only be because they
thought they couldn't win with any one else.
I've got too old to be made cats paw Of by
politicians. have had good Office for
years ut the head Of my profession; have
ample provision for the rest Of my days, and
/ don't think would sell myself out for
that bubble"
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FARM AND STOCK SALE.
A Desirable Place Ready for OCCUPANCY

offer for Sale my Ranch Interests, Stock, etc,
on Willow Creek, seven miles from New Chi
cago. There are l60 acres of land, 100 acres of
which are under fence-good hay and grain land.
There is Cabin, Stables, Corral, Root and Milk
House on the premises Also a full supply of
vegetables, sufficient for family during the
winter.
including Ten Milk Cows, and so Tons Of Good
Hay.
Fifteen head of Young Horses, Good Stock,
and number of them broke.
And Wagons, Harness, Farming Implements,
etc. good bargain will be given.
Inquire on the premises.
747-4t JOHN HARRINGTON.
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Tabor Wins His Case

DENVER, Col, Nov. 1.-The celebrated
case OF ex Senator Tabor vs.. VIM. II. Bush,
until recently his confidential adviser and
business partner. for $4,000 balance on &C.
count, 10 just concluded In the Superior
Court. Verdict for Tabor nearly $4,000.
In reaching the verdict. Bush's counter
claims Of $4,000 for siding Tabor To pro-
cure divorce, and several others. sggrega-
ting sis,eoO, were not allowed. The verdict
gives general satisfaction. Bush will APP
peal.
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BUTLER EXPLAINS
And Poses as a Martyr for the Democracy

PITTsBURG, Nov. THE commercial
Gazette this evening telegraphed General
Butler for his views on tho result in Massa-
chusetts, aud asking for his programme for
the future. The following reply was re-
ceivei:
BosToN, Nov. 7.
To the Editor Of tie Pittsburg Commercial Ga
zette:
In answer TO your question as to the cause
of the result in Massachusetts,, l would say
that last year had 134, 900 votes. The larg-
est vote ever polled was In the Garfield cleo
ton in 1880. Garfield had l65, 600; Han
cock, $4,000; total, 277 900. This year the
vote Is $4,000, of which / have 152, ZOO.
This enormous increase has been caused by
the free use of money, fraud and corruption
of my opponents. More votes have been
cast than will be In the next Presidential
year. The eight or nine thousand plurality
of my opponent was more than lost In the
city Of Boston. Massachus etts is therefore
surely Democratic. When a man has in
creased the Democratic vote 900 to 152,-
COO In three years, is there any need of an
answer to your question? As to what my
programme will be, will say am pleas ed
with the result. 1 had rather have my vote
than to be elected by one hundred and thir-
ty-five thousand. In that case it would be
said Massachusetts is a Republican State.
She has large reserve vote, which in the
presidential election will come out. Now
we have had them all out and measured
them, and in the next presidential election,
with iudicious platform and a popular
nomination, at least we should keep all the
Republican men and money at home to take
care of Butler, instead of sending both into
Ohio and Indiana to corrupt those States.
(Signed) BENZ. F. BUTLER.
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OWING TO what he deemed was 2 reduc>
ton of his working forces below what was
necessary to keep the road and motive and
rolling stock In condition, Manager Haupt,
Of the Northern Pacific, has resigned. Vice
President Cakes says he will perform Haupt's
duties In addition TO his own.
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Election Summary.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The Times New
York election summary gives the full re-
turns from Massachusetts, as follows: Rob-
inson has majority of 10,0s7 over Butler,
while Ames has $4,000 for Lieutenant Gov
erncr. Abbott is elected Governor of New
Jersey by 1900 majority, and the Democrats
hold the Legislature by five majority on
joint ballot. The Republicans IN New York
have obtained eighteen majority in the As
sembly and four in the Senate, but the DEM
ocrats seem to have secured the minor State
offices. Democratic gains in Virginia give
the Legislature to that party by large major
tiles. The Mississippi Legislature will be
Democratic.
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DIVIDED DAKOTAI
A Vote on the Sioux Falls Constitution.

YANKToN, Dakota, November IA por.
ton Of the Territory south of the 4Gth par
allel voted yesterday on the ratification OF
the constitution formed at Sioux Falls in
September, where complete constitution
was made from the best portions of the var.
ious State constitutions. The proposition is
to present it to Congress this winter and ask
for the admission of the south half of Dakota
as State, there being no general election in
the Territory. A light vote was polled
Complete returns from Is of the As counties
are IN favor of the Constitution by 1900
majority.
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A Fair Hit.

New YORK, Nov. 6.--Speaking Of the
Northern Pacific junketing tour, the World
says: at Is not very relishable dessert for
those who enjoyed the magnificent hospital
tiles Of the road to know that the delicacies
they ate and the choice wines they drank
must be paid by deductions on poor employees
Of the company and by throwing them out Of
work"
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New YORK Letter: The opening of the
Northern Pacific railroad has rather turned
public attention toward the one unsuccessful
venture Of the original William B. Astor's
ilfe-the town Of Astoria. If Mr.. Astor's
plans had all been carried out as he inten-
ded, Astoria would have been great city by
this time but they miscarried, and Astoria
10 very little larger to-day than II was at the
time when when Irving made 1t famous by
bis book. William b. Astor paid Irving a
thousand dollars to write Astoria, and dur
Ing the writing Of that interesting book they
became fast friends, 30 that when Mr.. Aston
left s 100000 for the founding of Aston Ii
brary, he made Mr.. Irving one OF Its trus-
leeR
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NELSON CURTIS, Of Boston, uncle Of Gen.
eral Nelson A. Miles, was worth sl,700, 600
and childless. Before his death the old gen.
tleman urged General Miles TO resign his
commission and live with him, with the I'M.
Outstanding that the General should be bis
sole heir, which was refused, and the Gen.
eral was cut off with 5000. He has received
$4,000 at the end of lawsuit.-Er.
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JOHN s. TooKER, the newly appointed
Secretary Of this Territory, In place Of Isaac
ID. McCutchson, resigned, arrived from
Michigan this morning. Mr.. Tooker has
served In the State Senate of Michigan for
several sessions, and was elected to the
Mayoralty Of Lansing for q number of sue
cessive years. He Is an intelligent, pleasant
gentleman, little past the meridian of life,
and has suffered somewhat from Ill health.
He expects some weeks will transpire before
he can qualify and enter upon the duties Of
his oaice.-Herdld, I'd.
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where the straight Republicans have made
tremendous gains, electing Graham sheriff
by over thousand, against the combined
strength of the Democrats, workingmen and
disafIected Republicans. Leadville re-elect-
ed Becker, Democrat.
KANSAS.
ATcHIsoN, Nov. 6.-The Republicans
have elected their entire county ticket, ex-
cept Sheriff and Register of Deeds, by ma
jority ranging from $50 to $50. The Dem
ocratic candidate for Sheriff is probably
elected BY small majority, and the Demo-
cratic Register by about $50 majority.
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Notice IL hereby given that the Board of County
Commissioners Of Deer Lodge county, Montanan !
meet at the Office of the Clerk and Recorder of said
county, In Deer Lodge, Nov 18TH a Board of
Equalization. AN persons desiring to contest as
sessments or titled that their assessments will be
taken up for revision are notified to be present on
the day stated. BY order of the Board.
JOHN Y. BATTERTON, Chairman.
Tnos. +, WARD, Co. Clerk and Recorder. 74S.2t
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Notice Of Dissolution,

The eopartnership heretofore existing under
che firm name of Thomas, Brownell & Co, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
The Livery and Feed business will herere after
be conducted by e. p. Thomas and D. G. Brown
ell under the firm name and style of Thomas &
Browneli, who are authorized to receipt for all
debts due the late firm and to whom all claims
must be present ted.
E.P. THOMAS,
d. G. BROWNELL,
JAMES II. LYNCH.
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WINTER PAST URAGE.

have 900 acres of the best winter pasturage In
Deer Lodge Valley, either for horses cattle The
ranch Is newly fenced and 10 well supplied with water
which never freezes In winter. Parties who wish
stock hayfed during severe weather can DO accom-
modated For terms and particulars address or ap-
ply to John r. Eardley. Willow Glen Postoffice. on
Warm Spring Creek, four miles east OF Anaconda,
Deer Lodge county. 74S-5t
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Was rhis ..a,.le.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. IA man named
Sykes 10 day stabbed his mistress, Kate
Townsend, In her bagnio. The woman was
found dead with five cuts Iii her chest and
head. The murderer surrendered. The wo-
man was worth $4,000.
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THE REV. GEORGE II. THAYER, OF
- Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myself and
wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure" For sale by j. L. Dickey. 742tf
ARE YOU MADE MISERABLE BY IN.
= digestion, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow Skin? Skiloh's Vitalizer is posi-
tive cure. For sale by j. L. Dickey. 742tf
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REV. DIR. HOWARD CROSBY, who, by the
o way, is an uncle Of Governor Crosby, of
Montana, becoming disguised with the
methods of the Total Abstinence people, es-
pecially in changing texts from the Bible to
further their purpose, has been shaking them
up pretty lively. New York papers say he
has given the Total Abstinence people pill
they cannot swallow. The following from
the Pioneer Press shows the line of attack:
g. A more formal and serious arraignment Of
the Total Abstinence people has just been
made by the Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby. His
name may have become familiar TO you In
reading about various reformatory move
ments In this city. Here he Is also known
as the pastor Of wealthy Presbyterian
church, president Of college, and promoter
Of various charities. He has published the
charge that the National Temperance Society
knowingly and persistently falsi6es Scripture
In order to get show Of divine authority.
He quotes number Of statements from the
society's tracts and periodicals., and points
out the perversions which they contain. The
case'which he makes is very clear indeed,
and cannot fail to be damaging, the more SO
as the concern lost lie financial hacker when
VIM. K. Dodge died. He contributed at the
rate of $4,000 year, but in his will LEFT no
provision for continuance of support.
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Board Of Equalization,

Kindly thanking my friends for their generous
patronage, most heartily recommend the new
arm to their confidence and support.
7IS-it LANES H LYNCH
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IT WAS rumored that Governor Newell, OF
Washington Territory, contemplated resign
ing, but the Governor telegraphs the Ore.
qonidn the report IL without foundation.
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JAMES H. MILLS. PUBLIS HER
The result in New York Is big strike for
Arthur I'm the Presidential race.

GENERAL GRANT Is out in another letter
In support Of Fitz John Porter. The old
war horse stays by friend.
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COLORADO.

DENVER, Nov. 6.--The election for coup-
ty officers throughout the state In barren Of
important results except In this county,
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CHICAGO, Nov. 7.-Complete returns from
the city gives Shepherd, DEM, for supreme
court judge 4.o06 majority over Jameson
Rep. The returns from the county cannot
overcome this and the election Of Shepherd
and the entire Democratic ticket, except one
county commissioner 10 conceded.
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WILLIAM MALONE.

PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 7.-Returns at
1:30 this afternoon indicate the Democrats
have carried the State by between 10000
$1,000 majority. The bulletin board has
been su rounded all day.
RICHMOND, Nov. THE Senate stands:
Democrats %; Coalitionists, 10; doubtful, 5;
the House, Democrats 60; Coalltionlsts, 20;
doubtful, II. When the doubtful counties
are heard from the Democratic majority on
joint ballot will probably reach %.