Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-02-27

The JOURNAL was miSinformrd ~
regard Ia the hridg. across the yellow
stone near C"uI>"n being DESTROYED 10y
the ilDsi IN the Yellowstone. Later
alyict, arr H. the effect that il VA, the
small bridgr over Pryor creek near
tnui>oii. The ,inniag, Ma -iiGht and
VA, al one" rIaird.
John sullivan aud Edward Ryan,
the latter nf whom has hgul,i some
what cnu>picu.ni-lN l"iun ia court
circles in this ci,k ~ n petty thief,
wer" urraigncd l,-lrria, Ia i"r" Jus.
lice tottrr. charged with Nagrih"y.
sullivan Nh, discharged au,l Ryan'>
cas-, was continued until 4" day
The work "t pumping uut III" tase-
nicni of Tia" fr-r National lank nov
goes on day an,i night. The boiler of
the artr-ian we'll i used for the pur-
lu-r and II continued stream al water
,ill How until The basement and
cellar. arr perfectly dry. Marhinist
Gilman has the work in charge.
Yesterday morning opened up bright
aud clear but before : o'clock clouds
covered the sky and "a Hurry of snow
Tell which lasted only "a few minute.
hut :" heavy MAS the fail that the
ground wa- covered halt AN inch. The
storm .oun alai,,i and thu weather
changed becoming quite cold toward
night.
Mis- Pickering. after "A months visit
. Ia her sister. Mr.. Lewis, departed for
I her home IN Chicago on the delayed
Atlantic express lat night. Miss
Pickering has made many friend,
during her stay ia Mile. City aud will
he greatly missed by "a large circle OF
her aimiring mauN.
Dputy sheriff, Edwards and Znhl
ar. reported Ia IL. "u their way totown
with Broken Srat 'ie"rge and smother
desperate and hnrsrthicf who are
charged with various acts OF terrorism
and stealing. They will arrive To day
in the custody "f the sheriff. and will
al onrr bc placed IN safe keeping he
hiRd the st,,l liars of a prison sll.
Got. ". :. Dyer, the Cheyenne Ia.
dian agent, w:ls h,isily engaged all ia,
yesterday Issuing ration- to hi. charge.
The ration. were delivered To- them "A,
the east snl oi the Tongue river rail.
r"a'. bridge and carried across by the
Indians, who. after receiving them,
departed inr their camp on the i;','-
bud. Colonel Dyer will isslic The
fresh beef {" then, ia ten day-.
IL Wa. ruiIoi,,i un the street ys-l-r-
day that the boari al trade intended
collecting all the icbri, al the Hood,
and dumping il int" iarlmk's cha-n.
To thi- "" should no: object il there
WAS enough L" till II np, hut NJ there
il not, the filling of IL PARTIAL. with
odd trees and stump> and -ucn matter
would only make IL nior. intricate and
dangerous Tor the pedestrian than it Is
new.
Hon. Cha.. II. Gould, receiver Of
the United STATES land office IN this
city. who has been NJ the Hot Springs.
Arkansas, for some weeks. will leave
there the first If March for this city.
The colonel has bccn greatly missed
during his absence. and his return
will 1" welcomed by many outstretch-
ed hands, who will with pleasure wei.
come him back to this city and health.
Mrs. Gould will accompany him here,
Owing tu the large demand ye-t.r
day for extra copies Of the JOURNAL
containing mn account of the food,
our extra edition was early IN the day
exhausted. To accommodate those who
desire to send an account of IL away To
friends. u large number of extra copies
can be found at our counting rooms
to-day, containing the reprinted mr.
ticle of yesterday together with ad-
ditional news CLEANED since.
/ Dr. Linn and his partner, VIM. II.
Dales. returned lat night with =. Il.
Dougla, from trip Ia his sheep ranch
near the Mczpah. The trip was any