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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-04-12
Communicated

rev. Dewitt Ialmadge, OF Brooklyn,
N. Y, preached on Sunday morning last,
one of his wordy, windy, moonshiny
sermons against the "liquor traffic"
Mr.. Talmadge is only following the wake
of thousands of predecessors in all lands
equally as good and great, who have been
preaching against the excessive use Of
one Of natures blessings. Alcoholic
spirits are not only used, but made, in
some form or other, in all the countries
Of the globe, and will be to the end ol
time in our opinion, notwithstanding
sermons that cost from one cent up tc
one thousand dollars each, and taken
out of the pockets Of fcongregations,w which
too often commit their present and fu-
ture destinies, without one individual
enquiring thought as to whether the
said preacher is better or visor man
than many Of the hundreds OF thousands
over whom he exercises despotic rule.
We are opposed to excesses iii any
thing, and yet candid enough to say that
moderation is not with us the invariablc
rule. The traffic in liquors is worldwide,
and contributes millions OF revenue to all
the great nations oil the earth, and a SER
mon, or ten thousand, from such men as
Taimadge will never eradicate ii from
the supplies Of commerce, nor tA9 use Of
it from individuals. We say this with a
full knowledge of the evils of intemper-
ance, and the highest regard fer tia man
Of temperate habits, OF even tetotal prin-
ciples. Ii the abuse Of q good thing by 4
few Of the fifty millions of our people, is
q reason why it should bo denied to the
vast majority Of the others, ;haye Is
scarcely anything that we eat or drink,
that could not be stricken from The end
less roll Of the international les Of
trade. There arr as mon clillge1 kill
cd in the United stat2siu q VEN irom
over-indulgenee in candies and coffee
tions, as there are drunkard3whqdie
from whisky; but will any one advocate
the expulsion from our tables al augar,
from which these invitingand often rois-
oaous preparations ave made?
lfsome Of the reverend bather9kites
oftlIis country Who are always outside
their clerical obligations in settling
Questions OF trade and public laws, will
be good enough to review the history Of
religion itself, and tnan tell US WHY We
Should not discard ttat ia our daily
walks and devotional feelings, because il
has been abused by plunging nations IN
the malestrom Of fiercest war, and bury
ing more men on bloody fields Of battle
than ever died over the whole globe from
the excessive use of intoxicants. We
say this with the most profound rever-
ence for the founders Of all of the reli-
gions of all the ages, but especially foI
theChristians' divinity who died by the
order Of the Roman proconsuJ ON Calva.
ry. What to-day keeps religious bigotry
in bounds, but the great conservative
sentiment df the many who belong to nc
| church? Such 'sweetened dynamite as is
found in the sermon alluded to, comes
with poor grace from the Cody Saint
that year ago preached in the same
| pulpit the pious method ofcounteractinl
the Mormon religion by the free use o
Gatling guns and villainous gunpowder
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-04-12

Try a barrel of our Cock OF the Walk
Flour The Ideal is q patent, and can't
be beat. 9. J. Austin q Go.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-04-12

For constipation or any liver complaint
ry Dr, Jacksou's liver pills sold by
Hughes & Nance.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-04-12

Call and buy pair of New Orleans
hand made shoes for $i so at G. j. Aus
tin & Co.'S.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-04-12

The New York Herald or Sun and the
SENTINEL one year .or 81 90
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-04-12
Children all cry for DR.. Jacksons syrur

# wild cherry and lung wort, sold by
Hughes & Nance.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-26

lleberfor6erung fit ungeiebltd 1t16 un>
ffattbaft, 6a 6as Giienbabngeleb bon Suts
noiS l0lAe llnteri6etDunGen nerbIete: Dte
SutnotS Central aber lu6te Die uebertor>
berung BON &anfafee Doer ntell1ebr Die linz
terforoerrltg W2attDon's (nu6 tbrer Nut>
fa1lung foroert tie nt6t BON Sanfdfee 81
ntcl, Ionbern bon WfattDon gu tpentg,) auf
folgenoe Netie gu re6tfertt9en: 0ur6auS
ni6t aus llebelpolIen gegelt Sanfafee, loltz
bern in SSoIge Der Goncurrel15 anoerer Babs
men babe ite fir 0tattoon einen 10 nieoeren
8rei5 angeiebt. 8eiagte @oncurrena be-
redne fir Die 6ra6t mad WfattoDn 10 unz
gebeuer nteoere Bretie, baB Ser SQinots
Central nut bic 0abl seblieben lei, ents
tDeber ben 8erfebr StDii6en @9icago uno
Wtattoon gar5 ~aufsugebe1, Dber Die @on7
curren3 nod SIT unterbteten. 0te Gon>
curren5, I'M bic ,cS it1 bier banbelt, lit pie
Der @aitern SuinoiS unb Der Snbtanapolts
ur0 ct. Souls.
Der Sberitaatsantpa[t meiIt nun Dtelet
Ge6tfertteungSperlu6 Der SutnotS 9ettral
nit folgenOeu einleu6tenDen 0runoen 5l!7
rid: OoS StaatS9elcB Derbtete ousorlGz
LID unO uftsneioeuttg Die TeitleBung etlleS
~eeriugern Sra6tpreiies filr ellte perbaltntB4
mdBtg grDBere Gntfernu1g aLS un9eredt.
9ds lei aber in oteiem Sale bano9rettlt0
gei6eben. Ste @nti6ulDigltng Der SUIT
noiS Central, ite Jet Dur6 GoncurrerS 81
bieler @eiebesperleBlng 9enDtbigt iporoen,
f0nne er ni6t 9elten laiien. Cont ipare
ieoer 8iirger befltgt, ba5 @eleb III Die etge1te
6an0 I'll neblnell, meltlt tbn etr Jtadbdr
benadt1eiLige. OaS rehte 6etlmttteL ge@
gen berorti9e 8ei6Goigungen lei Die 3uz
fluht 81 ben @eri6ten. QSenn Die SatnotS
Central bemerfe, baB ie lelten3 elmer Gon7
currenSzSa6u mittellt ungere6ter Inter
id)eiouno ibrer Sunoel1 beraltbt tperoe, 10
babe lie ioIdeS su1dhft ben Stats Gtlet@
babnzg pnmilidren GnsuSetgen. Die mir
ben bann Die peiteren S6ritte tbun. SIT
bieiem Sale lei tie abtr lelber Die 0elebes@
oerlebertn. SolgliA bitten Die @OmmtiGre
Die Yfiht, Die Werithte bon SatnOtS gum
S6uBe Der @iiltpobner bon &anfafee geger
bie 6radtpreiie an5urufen.
9Senn Die @ert6te mad Dem tlaren
Sinne be5 @eieBB entinetben polen, 10
miiien ite bieise Nusfibrung bes S6ers
itaatSanipaItes 0teht 9eben. 0enn Die Ser
faiiung BON SQinois legt Der StaatS8eleBz
gebung Die gflidt auf, ourd @eieBe ufgez
re6te ltnterl6eiounaen IN 8e5ug auf
Sradtz unb Sabrpretie Der bartholomew
@iien6abnen i'm Staate gu Derbinbern unb
Derartige @eiebe Dur6 Elm paiielOes Straf7
maB, tDel6es it'd n0tbt9enfalls bis sum
Gerfaa bes Gigentbums uttb bes Treibrtefs
Der @eleui6aft eritrefen f0nne, 81 Doaz
itreGen. Die bieier Serfailungsbeittms
mlng 9emGB erlaiienen @ilenbo6ngelebe
beS Staates bebroben jeoe Gtienbabr, tpel6e
ltnteri6eibungen Der ober erpGbnten Dirt
maht, nit i6meren @eloitrafen, Die it'd in
NieberbolungsfGuet bis 81 $4,000 fir Die
e~in5eLne 1lebertretung itcigern fonnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-26
Die srid,tne oes arasea manmes.

Set WDnaten i6on bat Die S6meinez
frage gernDet. WeDer bet @0itgreB. nod
Die 8unDe5nertpaltung baben fi6 nod un1
0d5 8erbot amertfdntldeu S0iDeine flell0es
9efiimlnert. Die S1tpeineSlid}ter nr6 Ser
pdGer anbrerieitS Ddben !br Sntcrelle u1
Der Sdd)e Derlnren, bd lttb bel ben bohen
8reilelt i'm 0unoe Sic 9luSfltbr na6 Oeuti6>
Lamb (tpo S0utinc 0eute biaIgsr lino, ais
in Mm1erifa) poit iclbft perbot. 9em &orz
icbId1e, aleS fir ben 0erldnot beIttntlnte
Sdmeineleti0 ether llnterlll1ung ouf Iriz
6iuen sl i%tntertuerfen, lit odDtrd, Dte Sptbe
abgebroden toorben Dap balbamtltde
oeutlde 3citun9en stemltd unOerblilnt err
tl0rt babtll: b0S bteBe oen BOD 5uin @drts
net MAIDEN; Die Oeutld)e 0tegierunG lDerDe
Die bon a III | q II / d) c II Irt6inenz
bei6aler1 Dorgeltomrtenet ltnteril6ullgett
nidt fit entiAeiben0 9elteu lallen. Ebatz
iG0ltd) bat alp Der pShrei1etrleg" nit
ether Nte0erlage Der Ser. g q az
ten geenbet. Su Die Shulo baran fDnnell
it'd Ser fetge benlofratilde Go1ugreB urlO Die
ebenlo feige repubLifantlde 8erpalttng
(6relingbuDien) britoerlid) tbeiIelt. Getoe
bQben gIeibflGbt9 oa5u beigetrage1, Die
ogroBe" amertfantlHe Jtepublif ais Elm
Sannter9ebiloe bin5uiteIen, oaS itd BON
europGiiden Wadt6abrrn ms @eiidt
lpudeit, Doet nit SllBen tretelt l1bt li1o
Durauf feline atoere 2lttfDDrt bat, alS etit
blDbes 9d6eln.
Die Eri1ine 6es arnte1t Wannes IN
0eutIdIan0 lit alio Dor te0er @onfurrell3
nit Der autertfantiGen 3rtdtne gel0lBt
unb fam tire morberil6e IbGttgfeit, ut>
betiimmert I'M bic ~3tDanStgtauienD Sleti0z
S6auer (poer Sdulter), fDrtleBen. =
9tus ben mit0etbetlten amtlthen 3iffern
bat man erieben, baB ieitbcm fetn anez
rifanii6e5 S6~tpetneIetl0 lit 0eutl6latto
mehr 5ugelnIlen miro, bic Gribtnetleude
oD1t IN erldrefenoemYtaBe at gettol III men
bat. 3pansigtoulello 2eute,. tpel9e Die
bent Den Sd)tpeine auf SriGirten
~ultterluhten, babel1 1ttd)t DerbiltDern f6n>
men, odB IN BEN iehs Sa6rett bon 1876 bis
1881 etni0lieBli6 2040 oeutlbe ltntertbaz
men an BET 1tattDlaien Srtdtlte oeS artllett
OtatneS erfranft ul1o 81 geitorben itno.
SSn ben ) ID c acknowledgement Sabrell tDar
Die a3abl Der an Irid)ireifrd1fDett 8eftor>
bellen beinabe ebenip groB, ipte in ben
ed 6 pnrDergegaltgener. Die cine Seude
lit @lnerSlebem unb umgegeno rattle gegeit
80 Wteltld,et bttltpeg. Ood battet ale
Spfer Der Seu6e Die bohe @e1ugtbuung,
Dap ntdt Die I6ilGOe amerttdnlldDe, 1or0errt
bic Ghte t. f. beut d c NattDnal@Sri0tne
ite lttngebrad)t bate.
8rof. 8trdotp bot itb neuerbtugS ipteber
Die Wlibe gegebet, bar5lt6un, DaB 10 gut
nie f / II e Sdue DON Grt6inenfranfDett in
Deuti6laftb altf ben G)elitB beS gelal5enen,
ooer gerGuherten amertfanii1en S6petues
fleii6eS 3urittgefibrt weroen fDntert. DoA
mas tbuG's? ST. erittet batltit nur robe ge>
i6impfungen 1tnb 0eroGbtig1ngsn BON ben
beioloeten llltb ltubelDl0eten GAreibfne6@
ten 8iSmarG's. Den 0etpet5 bafilr Iiefern,
baB Gin Utatlt; Der unter feirell umItGn0en
l1nre1t baben ID tll, ltnredt } at, lit Derz
lorene Wtiibe. 0as @tt5ige, lpas lit Der
Sadie Butte 1eIfel f0rrell, mplIen Die
Ser. Staaten niht tban ;-aIio S1pamm
iiber Die 9an3e 0el6tbte!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-26

abforberte, I6ten aber Die Tor0erun9 gar
nt6t gu 6Dren, Ser Go1outteur tInpfte
ibm mad tpicberbolter per9eblider WtabS
nurg auf bic SUulter. Waro aber iteQte
it6, als lei ct burd bieie8 &Iopfen BON
plDBlt6em Sdreden bnr6rielelt uno pafs
telte 10 entlebt nit benz &opfe, ouB lell1 urs
alter tpertbInier 6ut binauSHog. Damn
ial1n1erte CT, baB er in Dielent Suite lelt
vIt6et" ge6abt babe unb DAB Der @onOrfz
feur, tuellit er bGS uEtdet" baben noble, ben
@ilsug anbaIten miiiie. Sn dbnlihen Suns
ften tpar Der eroBe Gobboz &0ntg uneridDpfz
lid. Nber trDBoem gldnSte ct iogar III Der
fetrlen Nelt Gonbon's ais elmer Der beliebtez
ften MeItntdttner, Dern1Dge ietner unges
tpDbnIi6en nnterbaltun9sgabe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-26
Henry S~cnoeiIkopf,


$50. @32-234 OF 9samouIpb ~ StraBe,
ptiben Srantliu uno Wtarfet< StraBe,
erbelt ioeben rpteoer cine frti6e Sel6ung pom
gtettes @e,niife= msto 2stnrtcuIancI,
&arteii= niiO TetograSiamcs,
@dtett eSoeos ,sno YfoffasGaTee,
Sraiss. Vdntua=Sb cfoIaOe t1t0 GGc9os
9entfd)em Gt0cI=Seafee,
@d)tet,t 0ritlc1t ttno Id)iuatsett Sbee,
Cp1Oenii.tet d. iOetScri!tId1
citizen t',o btttefctt 3tatiOeIt,
2SptterGtl5 etl dl 0tclI tMo Gttectnt,
St0licntI GIclt SsIOctn tltt0 Mdforout,
2SctscngrtcS, gluten INTO @riinfern,
Ssirfe, Yer49ceSte na0 S0BD,
3artpi fctMte9I tttto JsctSitebI,
Wtoatiartet mn0 mtSdt. Baprtfa,
ScMtIdbett sStpetSdlctn.aS,
WetrnGncteM Strtetl INTO &trSdbett,
SSratt3. SSatbGrtrctt=@S ~fauItett,
ssfam3. EarDi,teS, Gttiett tttO Gbaltpi9tpIS,
NraNtS dj toet0cr &etOeIntaOirr
@otbact Efitfct=2cberlpMrIt,
cxtdI. G0tatnt tetO GnrO elct,
S~gei:tSten IpI. NStId)1ct SGrir1et,
Sttp. tMh. G1roineS tnao ~SaaOtat,
&yartburger 0tousSsGrfnser,
0sGrintrtet 9taiel 1tio ySeHnaa9eH,
Ws1sintrtett SoreHcn iaao 3f3treIens
&teDtG'S Ttetid)=Srtraft,
GbtnetfIdjent ymOtUer,
GOTTEN Gubln tsetfdie,
Frontage de Erie,
9ecnfGJatetcr 1ttS Gat0f1fe,
NarttcIati= umO G0atner &GIc,
NO1nefOtt= unto Drtineut S91Tfs
periicr S61nmpftabaG,
Gptitnr10t ttt ttto gSpuftnSetN,
&aes su ben b~iaisiten EreiIen.
Henry SchO91lkOpf
b~in,ilttum Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-26
,ttnaeredte trnterfneisnnaenI..

Der SberfaatsanipaIt WfcGartnep BON
SuinoiS Bat in Dem Streite 3Dii6en Der
@tienbabn>G5nmiiiion bcs Staates lnb
Der Suinois @entral=8abn feline Gnti6ete
oung ODER ietn @utabten gu @uniten Der
e~riteren abge9eben, mic eS ft1 gebiibrt.
Net Dem Streite ban6elte es li6 I'm SOL
qenocs: Die SutnOis Central forDert fir
BEN transport bon bunbert Bfuno Sradt
3ipii6en Chicago uno Der o6tunofG11f3ig
Wieilen IiiDli1 BON bier 9elegenen Suinoiier
Qanofa6t &anfafee le6S3ebn @ents,
baaeQen fir BEN TranSpOrt Don bunbert
9ytIno Tradt spiihen G6icago uno Der
Eunbertlin0a6t3ig Wieilen iiiOIi6 BON bier
oeLcocnen SQinotier 2arbitaot 90 o
liur 3ebn Geuts. Die @iienbabns@o mz
miiiion erflarte Die an &antatee periibte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-26
Gitr 5etttfG)=2 G ttertfnster tito Serett
Ssrc11taSe t1a Ser Gffeta A~ciatntEtA

Inter Connection bes Staates Dtt9tgan lit etne Broe
i6iire in beuti5er Sprade berausge9eben woroer, tpelDe
fir Circulation i'm AuslanOe beittmitt lit. Dieietbe ents
b6lt Anguben itber bic SnOuitrie lno 9tlfsqielen os
Staates, Semertun9en iiber ietne Snititutionen, Snfors
mottonen iiber feline unocclpirte 9drbereien uno etne
&urte, auf Der bic Oouptitdote beS StuateS, bic gr6Bgren
D0rfer, bic @tien6obn79tnie unb Die geographical Inn
9ebun9 bes StaateS ~angegeben limb.
Dieientgcn, pel9e bieie Sroidiren ot t9re 8erpanbz
ten mad Deutiblanb ibifeu iuoQen, f6unen oas gSerfbet
gratis erbalter, penn fe ib brteilt6 Oarlint an ben linz
terSettbneten penhe,t. Nm6 tpirb bt 8rolbiire pom benz
nnterSetdneten btreft an ir9enb cine Nbreie 9eidnot,
welde tbm a~ufgeseben 'airb.
Commissions of immigration. Detroit, Mich.
~5nop14mo q N
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-26
GrDnIfcf 0mcrc @ier friSd,.

8arunt wo1t Sbr lie iest fir s. Gents perfaufert, ,pa5z
reno S4r lie oAne Dtitbe ober soften bis sum g8inter
frtIdj erbalien uno bonn iir 80 GentS ~pertoutefi t5nnt.
Sh babe Die einsis ~tidstt9e un6 ~unfeblbure gSeiic, btcs
icl5e1 bet betBent mta faltem 28etter fHr irseto peIdeu
3eilrauin irti0 Sl erbotten, eutpetft unS UpltltGuSt8
crproDt. Seit Wa4entrcalt oDer ASsdieruafius,.
SD ienbe pouitlnbiSe Anueiirngen an tr5eno cine Nb>
reie mad Ghtpfan9 BON $L00 1uo 2 QOitftamps. 8ez
f%rtebi9nne 9aranttrt uber oas Gels SuriiGeritattet. Nor.
50. 6. SaItteD, G.O.z8Or 1893, @reton, luton 50.
Soma. 12mi6Olp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-26
gS5Schere4litchc Snfncs= 3Gffaofs-Beh,erre.

gebalten bat er bod. Doberiit e5 gan, 9laub7
lib, DaB er iiber Den Geriltd bcS 0rpb6erz
sDgS. itd bon ieiter linfshGnotgen Trau
lDSSuma6eit, noh nett mebr Deritimmt lit,
ais porber iber Die Gbel6IieBung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-05-26
Sw Oerfoufcn

@tne Torm pom 24O @fer i'm ilbliden WiinneIoto,
bapp1t 20J in @lltur, Der Jteit gSato uno Q3eipe, linmttz
tel6ar Bel S!abt unb @tlenbabr, betrltde Suge fir
Nferbou obsr @iebsudt, nit 9ntet gebdlberr, lit nit
Snuentar (5armmaidinen, Eierben II. j. No. up0 bieSz
idbri9er Grute fit n IL L $4,000 at %pertolfen. @dlite
Der &aufiumlns tant bppotbetarii6 lteben bIeibelt. Yta3s
sufrasen BET 6. g. s. 8tlIinq.
2Sap1Nlp6 SprtnafieIb, @rorpn 60. Wfinn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-08-28

W. f. Pyle. Of Stebblns, Muud 4
Co., has received telegram from n.
p. Langford, National bank examiner
Of this district, asking him 10 act q
his (Mr. Langford's) assistant In the
matter Of the First National bank.
Mr.. Pyle accepted the trust, and In
accordance with Mr.. Langford's direc.
lions, closed the bank and posted q
notice on the door that It was In the
hands of the examiner aud that no
further business would be transacted.
A statement Of assets and liabilities 10
being made out to forward to Dir.
I.angfcrd, upon receipt Of which fur
ther action will probably be taken
toward winding up its afshir. ID. +.
Fogarty, cashier Of the Firt National,
returned Sunday evening from 1t.
Paul, and went Immediately to bis
room Mt the Albemnrle. Mr.. Fogarty,
though able 10 converse bot little, said:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-08-28
Attempted Infanticide

The following occurrence in Helena
told by the Herald. of that city, is a.
revolving as the mother Was un.
natural: AL o'clock this morning
Mr.. Lee. proprietor Of the Denver
House, at the depot, informed Police.
man Mccormick that there was an
infant in the water closet vault of the
hotel. The policeman went to the
closet and heard the cries OF baby,
and, not knowing just exactly what to
do, came up to the city for the cor.
oner. DIR. Steele Immediately went
down to the depot, had the house
pulled over, the baby boy taken out,
only few hours old, but alive and all
right, and employed woman TO wash
and take care Of him. The mother is
q Swede girl, named Bette johnson,
who speaks very little English. and
who has been employed in the hotel.
A warrant Of arrest has been issued by
the probate court, but the examina.
ton will not probably take place until
the unnatural mother has somewhat
recovered from her confinement.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-08-28

Through the courtesy of A. II. Bert
rand the JOURNAL il In possession OF
a handsome combination Of map
and chart, ore side Of which Is the
latest edition of Rand, McNally 4
Co.'S map of the United States and
Canada, the reverse being chro-
biological chart Of the history Of Amer
lea from the earliest discoveries and
settlements to the present day. A
most valuable addition 10 our library
Accompanying the map was a po-
litical hand book entitled the Rise
and Fall of Political Parties In the
United States" In which the speedy
dissolution Of the Democratic party Is
easily traced.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-08-28

"rhe condition of Tie First National
is greater source of worry and ankle
~ to me than anyone else. Beside
having lost everything in 1t, cannot
but feel that ! an being blamed for
the entire difficulty; do not, however,
consider my own losses a. ! do those
who were associated with me in the
bank, and the inconvenience resulting
to the bank $ creditors. The liabilitie,
of the First National, a. 1 remember
without having the books before me,
are about 81, 900, every cent of which
will I've Paid. The asset, are about
S52,VD, not all of which are imInedi-
ately available. The bank il now in
the hands Of the examiner: no receiver
has been appointed, and il may be
that the stock will yet be taken by
other parties and the bank re-opened.
II not the comptroller Of currency
will wind up the banks affairs and all
liabilities will be paid"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-08-28
he Wanted n Gan,

At about = o'clock ON "Wednesday
morning while George Silverberg was
making up HE cash receipts Of the
day previous \ stranger entered the
saloon and demanded Georges gun
which lay on shelf back Of the bar
alongside the ducats that had an'assed
from the sale of wet groceries. On
hearing such AN unusual request
George turned and asked the stranger
what he wanted Of the gnn; but got no
satisfaction except that he wanted 1t.
and p. d. q. too. At this Georges
Polish ire arose to the very pinnacle Of
his bald head, and taking the gun, q
Is Colt cutoff, he cooked and levelsd
II at the intruder aud In his most i'm.
pressive manner told him that he was
ready to give II to him then and there,
aud would not charge him cent for
1t either. This energetic action had
the effect Of allaying any pressing de-
sire on the part Of the stranger for that
particular gun, and without 70 much
as even saying goodbye to George he
vanished In the outer darkness. The
gun Is still In the hands of K'George,
subject TO similar delivery under like
circumstances.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-08-28
Badly out of Luck.

A short time ago the JOURNAL coii-
tanned an account OF the arrest Of a
man named Thomas Deering, who
was taken to Livingston by an officer
for trial, af:er having been incarcer-
ated here on the charge Of horse
stealing. His case has for the present
been disposal Of and he was honorably
discharged. The Livingston Enter
prise In speaking of the matter says:
"If there |. man In the community
who feels as II he were an aggrieved
individual that man Is Thomas Deer
ing. who was acquitted on Friday Of
the charge of grand larceny brought
against him by C.. r. Hobart and in
stigated by e. 7. Hobart, of the Park
Improvement company. He was ar
rested near Miles City, brought up
here with his team. forced to lose his
time, employ the services of AN after
ney and bear the stigma as well rs
sther losses, annoyances and incon-
veniences, of being accused and tried
Tor grand larceny-horse stealing. OF
course he was honorably acquitted Of
the charge and has public sympathy,
but that is not any compensation.
for what he has suffered. BE.
side working for the company and
waiting for his pay he lent them q
large sum Of money, part Of which
went to clothe c. +. Hobart, and part
to furnish funds to G. +. Hobart when
he was Ia Washington last winter.
Added to this the Hobarts owe his
wife SO for washing done for them
and their families last winter. He
took the team rs security for what
they owe him, which still amounts to
ever $500; to eyade paying the money
and TO get his security out Of bis
hands at the expense Of Gallatin
county. these men, who live ia Wy.
omiDg when they are In the country
at all. arrested him for horse stealing"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-08-28
Episcopal Csnfsrsuss.

The Episcopal convocation which
began ut Butte on Monday Is thus re-
ferred to BY the Inter-Mountain: "A
csnvocation Of the Episcopal clergy Of
the Montana diocese 10 now In session
In this city. The following members
are in attendance: TT. Rev. L. r.
Brewer, bishop of the diocese. presid-
Ing; Rev. K. Gregory Prout, Virginia
City; Rev. 8. c. Blackiston, Butte;
Rev. Frank b. Lewis, Bozeman; Rev.
Sydney ID. Hooker, Helena; Rev, A.
ID. Drummond, Dillon; Rev. F. +.
Webb, Helena; Rev. &. 8. Fackenthall;
Fort Benton; Rev. Rev. Alfred Brown,
Billings. Rev. NJ. F. Gilbert, now Of
81. Paul, but formerly Of Helena. IL also
attending the cOnvocation. Yester-
day services were held IN 1T. Johns
church. morning and evening, all the
above named clergy officiating. Rev.
Alfred Brown, was ordained by the
bishop, at the afternoon services, with
very impressive ceremonies. Rev. NJ.
n. Gilbert preached the ordination
sermon, his text being. stand Fast ia
the Faith The discourse was greatly
enjoyed by the large audience because
Of lts condensation Of style, its high
aud admirable morality, and Ito COM
prehensive theology. In the evening
Bishop Brewer gave his annual charge
to the clergy, which was interesting
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-08-28

The new organization or club which
Ii TO occupy spacious rooms In the
Stock Growers National hank build
Ing met last evening at DIR. whitney,
ONCE and elected temporary officers,
and appointed committee to dnught
q constitution aud bylaws, the COM
mittee to report next Thursday even
Ing. The club has already an encour- .
aging list of members and lite
prospectus looks brilliant for a solid
and permanent Organization.