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State guarantees.

NOTICE ishereby given that we have taken pos
~ session of the cattle upon the far ns of Lemu-
FL Rolf of Deering amt j. l.. Whit@house, Jas. l..
West and Jas. l.. Pierce, of Falmouth together wi
one animal AZ j. A Smiths, al Allie 5 Cor, err, and
II perso are forbidden entering the buildings
these farms until further notice.
All person in charge Of infected cattle are also
requirt d to keep on their own premises, and not
leave hame wi ut ehargi their clothes The
g eat Importance of preserving the pubic health.
and the great monetary interests That at stake
render IL l,ecessary that these requirement and
regulations should be rigidy enfo ced, any noiic-
OF amy Violation OF these. should at once Re lodged
with the pr per authorities
The Sc ling or disposal of any hsy, straw, milk or
9th products OF these farms is strictly prohibited
during the peri of quIa tine.
Sec 81 The muui ipal officers of the town shall
cause al cattle therein infected with lung murrain
or peuro-pneumonia, or any other CONTAGIOUS is
ease or which have been exposed to infec ion be
secured or collected In SUIT BILE place or
places therein, and kept isolated AID when taken
from the possession IF their owners one-fth OF the
expense thereof shall be paid by the and four
hf his BY the state, such isolation to continue 70
long as the existence of such disease other cir.
the owners thereof to isolate such cattle upon tn r
own premise, and any damage los sustained
thereby shall be paid as aforesaid.
Sec. 44.-Whoever disobeys he orders of said
iormlty with sections 40 ard Al or driv u
transports any neat cattle contrary to the regua-
tons so made. recorded and published shall be
punished as provided In section As.
sec, 45--Whoever knows or has reason to sus-
pect the existence of any fatal ontas ious disease
among the cattle, in his pos ession or under bis
care. shall forth with give ,tice thereof to the
municipal officers, AID for failure to do so shall be
punished as provided in section A.
GEO. q. BAILEY, V. 81 Cattle Com
wM. B. FERGusoN, t Of Msine.
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Such will be the title of Prof. e. S. Morse 8
lecture which will be delivered at the First
Parish church this afternoon, at O'Clock.
Prof. Morse's lectures are not only instructive,
but they are also fascinating. He holds his au-
ditor from the opening sentence to the close,
and adds to the charm of what he says by his
skillful and interesting blackboard drawings.
There will be large audience.
On Monday evening, March 10th, he gives
his First Impressions in China" recently de-
livered to large audiences at the Peabody In
stiinte.
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The Cattle misease,

10 the Editor of the Press:
notice yesterday morning Press quotes
the Hon. w B. Ferguson, of the State Board
OF Cattle Commissioners, as sayiog there are
y diseased animals now in the Infected dis
tricts IN the vicinity of Portland He certain
~ eannot wish to be so understood, as there
are at this time less than twenty cases remain-
ing affected within both tho UUitsd States and
State GUARANTEES, and no new cases have been
repSrt7ti for the last ten days. AS no animal
has yet died with the disease, tie outlook at
tais time regard as most encouraging for the
early suppression OF the disease.
GEo. II. BAnE-, v. S.,
Veterinary Officer OF Board Of Commissioners
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The many friends OF Mrs. French, Rev. G..
A. Dickinson's mother, will regret to hear she
was seized with faintiDg spell in Kirk sire ct
church Lowell, Sunday afternoon, just before
the communion service. She did not leave
the church after the morning service, but with
another lady remained there. She also had
severe chill a short time before. She was
taken into the veslry and afterward to Deacon
Cumnoek's home, where she is a. present in
condition which does not show much improves
ment, and she may not be able to be taken
home for several days. Mrs. French has previ'
oasly suffered considerable from heart disease
aud being well advanced iu life, fear is enter
tanned that she may not recover.
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Probable Loss az Sen.

The schooner Nellie Chase, Captain John
Allen, sailed from Portland September 7th,
for St. Vincent, Cape de Verde and made the
trip out in twenty-four days. She was ex-
pected to be ready to sail from Cape Vincent
tor Portland about December 1st 1855, but
nothing has been heard from her since letters
were received announcing her arrival out at
St. Vincent She had crew of four men,
all natives Of ST. Vincent. The captain be-
longs in Boston, and the mate, Mr.. Byron s.
Hodpdon belouaa in RoothbaY,
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Ren, Estnte Transfers.

The fn'lowir transfers of Real estate in this
county have b, en- recorded at the registry Of
deeds:
Cape Elizaheth-Albert Stephenson to Lin
coin q. Cummings, Iaud and buildings. 81.
Scarboro-Jonathau D. Foyce to Harriet e.
Pillsbury. land $I72.
Otisheld-Francis Chute 20 George Ell.
Green, land. $50.
Harrisop--Aansop Dawes to Arthur W,
Borden, land. 5000.
Arthur w. Borden to AlanEon Dawes real
estate. S1400.
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tBrutaI Assault.

Charles Greer, Scandinavian, made most
brutal assault on countryman named Chas.
Newman, OF the Scandinavian House, on In
dia street yesterday. Bs pulled Newman ont
Of chair, and because Newman objected,
Greer knocked him down and then stamped on
bis face, intcting terrible cuts aud bruises.
oHcsrs Msssure and Hicks arrested Greer.
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Soldiers aud Sailors Monument AssB-


The following named gentlemen compose
the committee on booths and decorations fer
the fair OF the Soldiers and Sailors Monu-
ment AssociatioD:
F. FL. Fassett, chairman; Capt Geo. e.
Brown, Mpssrs. Cyrus f. Davis John @ Stew
ems, William Melcher, Fred A. Thompson,
Geo: a. Andrews, Chas. s.. Wilson, A. D.
Sawyer, superintt ndent of hall.
This committee will have the assignment Of
sections of the hall for booths, counters, etc.,
and all persons desiring space for the display
of goods or any ether purpose connected with
the fair must apply to the chairman.
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sM&w&w1y
SPECIAL ADVERT SING RATES.

Advertisements appropriately coming under
the classification heads, WANTS, HELP WANT
ED. SITUATIONS WANTED, For SALE To LET,
and LOST AND FOUND, not exceeding forty
words, will be inserted in the Daily PREss
one week for twenty-five cents, If paid in aa-
vance
When payment is not made in advance, reg
ular rates will be charged.
The large circulation of the Press makes 1t
the best medium for these advertisements.
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ADvIcE TO MoTHERs.-MRs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used
when children are cutting teeth. It rel ewes
the little sufferer at once; it produces matt al,
quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain,
and the little cherxb awakes as bright as a
button." It is very pleasant to taste. II
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and
is the best known remedy for diarrhea, " neither
arising from teething her causes. Twenty
five cents bottle.
dec SM&W&W1y
ssOur sales OF AdansOn's Botanic BAL
sam increase every week. Please ship us ten
gross Immediately II our sales continue to
increase in future as they have in the .sast, We
shall have to boy ten grass month.
Respectfully yours
"W. F, PHILLIPS u co,
Wholesale Druggists, Portland, Me-
mch3 MWS&g
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Candidates for Cisy Omces.

The following additional Candidates for city
Offices are reported:
Assessor-D. B. Kicker, r. F. Whitney.
Harb. Master Il is reported that CT pt. G.
Fl. Knowton, and Capt b. w. Jones decline
to be considered candid .tes. The others nam
ed besides Capt. John Griffin, are Theophilus
Hopkins, Charles Goode, Capt. B. j. Willard,
Granville Hodedon and j. l.. Buker.
Weigher and Gauger-Mr Sawyer.
Auditor-Henry Coolidge.
Assistant Eugineer-C. w. Cushing.
OVerseer of the poor-John Fowler.
Clerk Of Common Council-L. G. Wade
(present incumbeut)
The caucus will be held at 8 p. M today at
City Binding.
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SUBURBAN NOTES.
Ferry Village.

The exhibition exercises of the grammar and
primary schools of Point Village, occurred yes
terd4y afternoon, and were witnessed by a
large audience Miss Margaret Piilsbnry has
had charge of tie Grammar school, and the
exhibition exercises proved that there had
been skillful and efficient teachers in eac h and
every department. At the conclusion of the
exercises, which occupied about two hours.
the committee addres sed the pupils in few
appropriate remarks, after which this school
was brought to close The primary school
has been under the discipline of Miss Alice
Pillsbury assisted by Miss Mabel Parrott, and
both have taken lat interest IN school work.
The exercises were very creoitable and in
terestiDg.
saccarappa.
The Westbrook Social Library was reopened
with appropriate exercises at Odd Fellows
Hall last evening. W. x. Dana, Esq pre-
sided. Hon. Leander Valentine gave interesting
personal "reminiscences Of some of the early
share holders who were residents of this viii
Isge forty and fifty years ago. w. w Cutter
delighted his hea' ers with his humorous read
iugs. Miss May Thorne read several s-lec ions
with great effect. Judge kay, Rev e. Ba.
con, II. x. Gfiggs ana Others pave voluntary
addresses of much interest, and Judge Bay
gave some interesting sta istics of the libIare
founded in 1909 ana now reinvenatsd TheTy
was large audience present.
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That Rare Coin.

DIDDEFnhD, MARCH 7, 1884.
To the Editor Of the Press.
The ststenentiu the PRESS Of this morning
regarding the 1886 Hall Dollar may or may
not De correct The Half Dollar Of 1886 with
le'tered edge is very common and worth only
face value, hus tbs one wish milled edge like
1857, is slightly rars, aud worth fYon 81 90 TO
W. co. according to is state of preservation.
Fhose usually found In circulation bring only
Sl,OO to So 90. A sirictly uncirculated inn
preston recently brought but So at auction
in New York.
Yours truly,
FERGUSON HAINEs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-03-08

En insolvency
Court of Insolvency for the County of Cumberland
State of Maine. March z, A. ID 1894.
In case of FRANK W. CANALEs Insolvent Deb
tor.
FaIHTS is to give notice, that on the seventh day
Of March, A D. 1894, a Warrant in Insol-
vency was issu b. Henry G. Peabody, Judge of
the Court of Insolvency for said County of Cumber-
land, against the estate of said
FRANK W. CANALE', of Portland,
adjudged to be an insolvent debtor. on pc
tition of said debtor, which petition fled the
seventh day of Narch, d. 1884 to which
date interest claims is to be computed.
That he paya ent of any debts to or by said debt
or and the transfer and delivery Of any properly
by him forbidden by law.
That etng of the creditors of said debtor, 10
prove their debts and choose or more assigness
of his estate viii be hell at Court of Insolvency
t. b. holden at Probate Court Room in said
Portland, on the sevent enh day OF March, A. d.
1874 at Ell O'Clock in the forenoon
Given under my hand the date first above written.
II r. SARGENT,
Deputy Sheriff. Messenger of the Court of Insol-
vency for said County of Cumberland.
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m;utou,s Ar, T;,e..

MINToN's ARR TILES, SroKE-UPoN TRENT.
England. Geometricnl, Plain or Glszeo
Tiles for halls, vestibues, hearths and fire.
places. For sale by the Portland Cement Pipe
aud Stone Co. Telephone No. 1873 Office
aud Works on Western Promenade.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-03-08
RAILROAD MATTERS.
The Canadian Pacific.

The Canadian Pacific Railway Company, ac-
cording to statements recently made in the
Donation Parliament. issued upon its organi-
cation 100000 shares or $50 600 GOO, of stock at
20 to The following persons: George Stephen,
23,4ll shares; D. Mcintyre g. Co, IL, 500; j. S.
Kennedy & Co., New York. 1S,433; il. Hill,
1860; R. b. Angus, $780, H. S. Northcote,
1904; d. A. Smith, 1860; Boisserain s. Co.,
1850; Blake Brothers & Co., Nav York, 975:
r. Donaldson, 1850; j. Tod, 1856; d. James,
195bi Y. j. Osborne, New York, 1850; 0 81.
N"rthcote, $50; Morton, Rose & Co. New
York. 1884; Bank Parisienne, 5579. Lord
Elphlnstont, 1850; W. O. VanHorue, 1906 A
$, Lebsn, 1850; Cohen 8 Sons, 29l1; f. Grien-
niger, 1901; Suizback Brothers, 1866; j. De
Renach, 1868 +. Ephrussi, 1850. The amount
OF cash paid Oh account of this $50 1000 600 was
S5,075075 The original syndicate, when
formed into comDany by act OF Parliament,
took 100000 of the stock, paying par there
for. The balance vas allotted 10 a syndicate
of which William L. Scott of Erie was the
bead. Mr. Scott made a contract with the
company to purchase $40, 600 600 at so on
FebFnry l, 1883: Sl0,000,000 on june %, 1888
al 52a and S1C,000.900 on October %, 1883. at
90. Subsequently one-half CT the latter $780,
OOO,0OO was purchased by number OF Am
sterdam cap taiists. Ten millions moro stock
were put up on q loan of 80, and 5000 600
we're disposed OF at par.
The II ffic receipts of the Canadian Pacific
R'ilwav in 1888 We're $5,2SlS11, an increase
OF S2,64S 39l over 1882 rhs receipts per mile
open for traffic in 1883 were $2598 against
$2203 in 1882.
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municipaICourt.


BEFoRE JUDGE GoCID.
FRIDAY-George Foster and William Siinson; in
toxication. SO and cost each. Committed.
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NEW ADvERrrsEuuNTs.
DOUBLE WIDTH SHEETlNG.

TODAY we begin the long promised Sale
ofCOffOn Cloth im Pillow Ease amd Shooting
Widths, and Bargains really TO be sold
SUCH as were never known.
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TINS is the last day that Old Man Colby will
sell books at POS Middle street. Great bar
gains to-day or never
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-03-08

The plumber of passengers carried by the
larger roads was as follows: Boston and
Maine, 6 166,3SO local, 322376 through; Maine
Central, 89l ,775 local, 259, 1872 through. Porf-
land and Rochester, l52,692 local. 22.668
'hronsh; Knox aud Lincolp, 60,892 local.
SO 1888 through; Atlantic and St. LaGrence.
133, 695 local, 1924 through; Portland and
O4densburg, IA 402 local, 60 500 through. OF
the through passenger mileage Carried one
mil } the figures for the Maine Central. "a
092, 1913, are double those of any other road. the
Boston andMaine standing second with IL 2l2.-
2l2 1888. During the year there IS accidents on
the Atlantic and ST. Lawrence Railroad. II on
the b st IN and Maine, B on the Maine Gem
trial, and Oh the Portland and Ogdensburg.
Minor Notes.
The Norwood and Montreal Railroad Com
pany, March 1st, fled articles of incorpora-
tion to build a railroad from Norwood. N. Y,
to the New York State line in the town OF
Font Covington. The road wi II be about forty
miles long, and will connect with the Rome.
WatertowD and OgdepsbnFg road. When
completed, the road, with its connecting lines,
will form the shortest route from Niagara
Falls or Syracuse TO Montreal. The iucor-
porators include Charles Parsons, William r.
Grace, Erwin Parsons, Clarence s, Dsy, aud
William Lummis, of New York; James Til
iinghast of Buffalo, and John ID. Probst, of
FAirview. N. j. The capital OF the Company
is $500,000
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NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ subscriber has been duly appointed and taken
upon himself the trust of Administrator of the es-
tate of
WILLIAM ATWOOD, late of Cape Elizabeth,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased given
N ,nds mon he state Of said decsssed az re-
CURED to exhibit the same; and all persons Indebted
to said estate called upon to make payment to
AUGUSTUS P. FULLER, of Portland, admir-.
Cape Elizabeth March LIST, 1884,
mars d1aw3wS*
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Maine Railroads.

Daring the year 1888 the Boston and Maine
Railroad made net addition to its property
Of $50 $50; the Portland and Osdensburg,
$40 925.27; Rumford Falls and Bnakfield,
$l5 S33 So: Orchard Beach, $l3 1921; Ban
gor anu kat4hdin Iruu Works, $7S6 81; Name
Central, 1851, The total permanent iuvest-
men IS, revenues and expenditures of the sew
eral roads the past year were as follows:
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SOUTHERN PINE LUMBER.

En order TO make rOOR for stock
now betng manufactured Cor me
at SOu'iserss Mills, will fOr she
nexs 60 day S. OG-F highly SaiiSfac-
sorry induce IRenES TO p,si ties wish.
sng so pure hsaSe Southern Fime
Climber in large or small l8tS.
My facsiiIi S tor furnishing SEIZED
Gsi" orders, or cargOeS, being
largely increased 4 will quote
prices either aL Mills or delivered
and uarantee pTOEssntaess and
satisfaction
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT TODAy
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Old Man Colby.
Minton's Art Tiles.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Rines Brothers.
Notice 10 Hereby Given--2.
In Insolvency.
For Sale 1st-elass Newspaper store.
Great Sucress-Merry.
For Sale--Fu. nture.
Oliver Ditson q Co.
Copartn ership Notice
I. Q. Will ms Il Co.-Tobaceo.
Awful-Ed tor Moore.
Ball's Health Correct,
For Sale-House
ENTERTAINMENTS
Wreck of the City of Columbus.
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that the
~ subscriber has been duly appointed Execu-
tor of the viii of
JOHN A. BALKAN, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and have
taken upon themselves that trust nv giving bonds as
che law directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased required exhibit
the same; and all persons indebted to said estate
are called upon to make payment to
CYRUS BALK AN. of Robbnston, Me-, Executor.
Portland, March 4th, 1884. d1aw3wSs
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COpartnership Notice.
The undersigned bave formed q copartnership
under he firm name of JOHN Il. BRADFORD Il
CO., formerly JOAN BRADFORDS SON, Mast and
Spar Makers, and viii continue the business at the
Old stand, No 266 Commercial st. a good stock of
Masts Spars and Oak Plank constantly on hand,
JOHN E. BRADFORD,
JOHN CAKES.
Portland, March 9TH, 1854.
mars dim
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Not one above sold riIl this SAFE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-13
BRIEF TELeGRAMS.

Domestic.
The relations between employees and
employers at Cincinnati has become so
strain that yesterday the Board OF Trade
felt compelled to Interfere to prevent blood
shed. So far its efforts have been fruit
less.
The police Of Cincinnati have been un-
paid since June.
The Ohio Miners Sttae Convention closed
IT'S sessions yesterday.
Gen. Logan spoke at Bay City, Michi-
gan, Yesterday.
The Official count Of the vote cast in Ar
kansas at the late election gives Hughes
Democrat. for Governor 4i,l36 majority.
Colorado Republicans yesterday nomi-
mated B. II. Eaton for Governor.
The firm Of Stafford & Co, Of Providence
end FaIl River, R. failed yesterday for
$3.50, 900. A large number of hands are
thrown ont Of employment.
East Liverpool, Ohio, had $4,000 FIRE
last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-13
TIE WORK OF uGd THING.

4 Show Tent Blown DOWN. Panic-A
Hotel Struck and Badly wrscked-A
Boat and Seven Men Supposed to Have
Been Capsized.
CHEBoYGAN, MICH., September l9.-Last
night about o'clock lightning struck the
flag staff on the Spencer House and ran
along the gutter at the junction of the
wing, down to the addition used as a wash
room, where it struck the telephone wire,
burning it completely up for distance Of
200 feet; not vestage remains of it. 1t is
supposed the wire carried the charge into
the ground and saved the hotel from burn
ing. Several rooms were completely
wrecked, but the damage is not heavy and
no one was injured
A sail boat left Detour yesterday for Che
boygap. containing seven dock wollopers
and has not been heard from Ii is feared
they were struck by the squsll last evening
and lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-13
THELoAN ORpINANCE.

i On he 10th day of this month the voters
tirhis city are 10 authorize or reject loan
(. 100000 What is the duty Of a good
i "z,n' Shall he vote yes, or no? There
scG,elhing rotten in the Denmark OF
] LseIng financial affairs and we are not
! Ie 70 unravel it at the present moment
}nt We DO know that there is nothing in
BE- law that justified the incurring OF the
f.a; Tor the payment of which this loan
5 asked, and that Council should
! o' be permitted to run the city into debts
b: this character without a consultation
b the voters. While we are disposed to
,ecommeud the adoption Of the loan ordi-
pance, nevertheless we think that measures
bfa decided character should be adopted to
reyent the COuucil on the future from
J ruing the city into debt until
,hree-hf,hs OF the yote,s have spoken at the
polls upon the question. Under the present
system, coancil permits the various city
boards to iucrr sll sorts Of obligations be
sOnd the yearly revenues, and then when
1 be treasury is exhausted authorize the issue
a bonds to settle an indebted
ncsS which has arisen through
beglcct and the willful violation of law.
4he debt Is here, we must pay It, Out let
d in tie mlurc elect Councilmen who
krow their durv and viii perform it. Vote
tbr the loan ordinance. but in the January
ections choose men to represent you who
fiIl not present You with loan ordinances
T past debts, and will consult the citizens
petore they make any debts whatever.
Under the law no legal debts can be n
blurred without the concurrence Of three
ffhs Of the legally qualified voters that
7o'e on the subject AS council manages
the poOide are forestalled aud placed un-
T. moral obligation to make loans for
Pc settlement OF debts whose creation they
R!ght 0st have allowed had they
faye been eoEsGiJed at the polls il advance.
ueh action Is without warrant AMI should
e suppressed The rejection Of
= the lsan ordinance. while it might be a
'fealthy Indication to council as TO the pub
Z sentiment upon their action, would
feTeTthelsss he hGrtiul to the interests Of
We city. In this latter view we recon-
pend It's alop;ion, but say that it is the last
q me tina; we shall be willing to endorse or
hhiy an indebtedness needlessly credited
a lhouI vo:e Of the people.
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The Mnntnna Gold Fields.

FORT KEoGH, MoST., September H.
The excitement over the gold discoveries in
the Little Rocky Mountains, north OF here
continues TO increase until stampede
nearly equal to the Occur d'Alene craze Of
last winter is setting toward the mining re-
gion. The last reports from Rocky Point
are 10 the effect that 100 claims are taken
up which pay from surface working 81 %
II per day to the man. Two buffalo hunt
ers now on the ground, who were the origi.
nal discoveries of the new mines, have been
working one claim all summer, and show a
bag contrasting gold dust worth $1,000,
which they say is the result Of their Rocky
vashings during that time As the new
mines are ia the Blsckfeei Indian reservs..
ton there has been weak attempt TO eject
the intradeIs, but it hac had little effect.
Great excitement exists, and new stamped
ers are coming In daily in great numbefA