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lannon's Banker Dead.

Ga,ou Alexander Won Stieglitz, the most
famous banker in Russia, who died on the
9Th inst, left a fortune Of 100, 600, 900 ru-
bles, or nearly $4,000, 900. lie was the
actual head Of the celebrated Bark Of St.
Petersburg. His vast estate, with the ex;
ccption Of what is disposed Of by his will,
will be Inherited by two nephewS. Herren
Won Harder and Polowzco. In his will Ba-
ron Won Stieglitz beuueaths the whole of
the St. Petersburg and Peterhot Railway to
his partner, Baron FehleiSen. and to each Of
several confidential clerks he leaves q Spleu.
did mansion.
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-Four years of Democratic rule will dIsPel
ALI the illusions raised BY partisan uuscrupu.
Iousness for political effect. The South will
he solid" in the future because ignorance
will gradually disappear and the negroes
will learn that the white residents OF their
OWL States have naturally more regard for
their interests aud are more honestly con-
cerned for their prosperity than Republican
par,isans who only e~ufranchised them be-
cause they could use them for their own
purposes, and who, today, if they could,
would reduce them to a condition Of pOliti-
cal seryitude only a little less degrading
Ian the bondage from which they were
released bY the a
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lrhe Republic.

Above all parties stands the Republic
the glory of every true American, the hope
of the world. Whatever threatens the fair
fame of the Republic, or imperils the sue.
cessful operation Of its governing principle,
is a public danger. and he WHO encourages
IL is an enemy to his country.
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4 Sling at the sun.

The New York Sun is in such a hurry to
get back to the Democratic circus, that II
il is not watched it will crawl under the
canvas and welcome the mugwumps, who
went in by the main entrance and handed
IN their tickets like little men.
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FIR ne Register.
Grcat S,ut. what DO w. 80 ant hear
char g in things crested'
blaine. hutier. IT John. Eelyadero
And RlDWguu al! drtcatel'
Cleveland and Hendricks stand upoH
The mount OF good opinion;
The otatrs al are gone to try
Pri,.cy'~ vast dominion.
Their followers go 10 = land OF gloom,
Tol which nov hlcS. the givrU.
Rut tciug iOTCCd To 20 10 Il.
They'll steam 1t up sat RiSer.
Ard lcaky tine craft that takes them th,rs-
A miserable old Sow;
NJ. handler sank our N1vy',it last,
\auEht better waits them now.
there thew can think Of the Grand Old P."-
TIr P" =, lately irg,,ei-
The "StlT Route pack aud all their ilS,
since ais gone upH aud busted
Ala, The tear wells Dom NY cheek.
though others laugh and shout;
some pity have | Tor the gang tor!orn
Nhcu they step down md out'
q, a,icc which they've a,u so lon
For DER 4 fallen Toe
n i not manly that you should
leo long or loudly crow.
The Gooj BooS >ays, there is time
To dance add >iNg and pray
SOlt River folk ShoUId do the last
Gceasiug, night aud lay.
Sarkc'oth should girl their ioins about
And ashes Cl.tic each head.
Le, each east anchor" windwlrliy
And ea"h be no irGlhe2i.'
PculntC ike this wu,, be their lot,
And stripes aud sCIldtss tears:
LIT thrm thtuk not ot coming back
FOR %. these many wears.
Years sour and twcnty. Democrats
Ser punished, SnrCiy tried,
And led on hu-k, ard rlll anil ',tch,
Which they could not abide.
The IrmN, rat, are "lherc" At lat.
And will command thr shin;
E,iug in the wilderness" 70 long
Has Usu,h improved ;heir grip.
t,lrt IL pray that eating huSks
May mLS- caSh Rat grow tat,
Charity like tim, does we'd become
ZACH hoac>t Democrat.
Vow .at r-,iu.-.i,. .Gs. "a, .hjr:
ivr wr have ,nuc .p STAY"
'g'".s=H sH5 Nr"Ir..S =, GS' ths axe,
Tors ;Ur -cona' ,ty.
jon T&nruGs.
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TGY Langdon's City Butter Crackers.

A CARD-TO all who axe suffering from the OF
rorS and indiSretjons Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, los OF manhood SC, I will send re
recipe that will cWre you, FREE OF CHARGE
This grest remedy WAS discovered by a missionary in
south America Send SltaddoSsed envelope to
REV. T. ISNAS, Station y, NSt fSk.
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Full Vote Out.

\ JERSEY girl put on her brothers clothes
ard voted for Blame. 1t is idle for Mr..
Blaine to say that Bill Phelps failed TO get
out the Republican vote in New Jersey.
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Important News.
II HIS a Big Fee in the Now York Case.

The waves on Salt River are said to be
rattle 'choppy" this year.
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One Thing that Wa, Done in Style

President Arthur has not only written a
Thanksgiving proclamation, but he had on
his best pants when he composed it.
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Roscoc's Revenge.

Roscoe Conkling must have a long score
70 settle with that man Blaine, if he does
not consider himself even yet.
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TELL. The rEUrn"-G. CLEVELAND.

LNTtiA"iNf btHFt"F w
Mr.. Eyarts is not Getting any fat on his
bones this year.
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Apply 10 p,u NIruntus.
\ Tuoley street Tailor,

Anybody having sconyeuient and roouy
GRAVEYARD 10 sell should communicate
with Chairman Manning, Of New York
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ASK FOR THE

THE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
/ County. In the Circuit Court ut Ohio County,
-. November iUlcS. 1885,.
GCOrVp :. Crap, Matthew /. Nandcyrr,
William j. Browning anil ,Juhn Il.
Gla>s, uaIIarJS As Crap, Nsudeyer
go. In As.
jacob AhiamS aud NTt1s Abiam-.
laUtu,r, a. }. 4 ". NhIiis and a.
Nat!Ofa! Shsie Company.
The object o: this suit i, 10 recover in augment
against tie defendants fnT Si6i.lG with interest ant
goU,S, aHi 20 subject to the satisfaction Of the plain
inns claim, interest snd Gusts, certain amounts o!
money due the defendants by the Peabody lnSur-
succ Company, the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, Of Wheeling. and the American lnsur-
J@Cr Company, OF Wheeling, respectively, unle:
process OF attachment issued in This suit, and, it
appearing from n affidavit filed in the caue that
The sold defendants, Jacob Abrams and 1iaruus
Abrams, ATE rOn-residcnts OF the State OF West
Virginia, il is ordered that the said defendants DO
appear within ore iIOnth after the date Of ta hrst
pUbnrsti"r OF this order and do what is Necessary
20 protect their interest. II is further ordered ths
this order be published and posted as requind b,
law.
witness, Johu W. Mitchell. Clerk Of said Cour,
at the Court House OF said county, this 9TH Gay
November, 1854, tO-wit November Rules. ISL
JOHN W. MITCHELL, CkrS,
Published the first time November &, lsSL.
Attest JOHN W. MITCHELL. ChrS
II. NJ. RU>sELL, Attorney for Plaintiffs.
nOGoSwt
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OF Considerable Doubt.

Dan Manning elected Cleveland last
Tuesday without waiting to hear from the
other l5UUOOOO voters.
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-. l,EB GtU3- brTcrNf'.
The political future OF the Independent
Republicans Is q matter Of some doubt.
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\ Probable Explanation,


N. Worth saws that 1t took wears to in
troduce the pulled sleeves. We are sur,
priSed az that. Perhaps NJ Worth forgot TO
pay the poor but deserving newspapers man
who did tar putting,
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Sale of Valuable Real Pr0nertY.

DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
ID in him, 10y virtue Of certain DEGREES ani orders
OF the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, male In a suit
in CEGnCeTy therein pending, wherein BENJAMIN II.
Combs ann oilers are pla ntiii' AMI Mary h. Combs
and OthGrs aV defendants, the undersigned special
commissioner, will sell at public g%uct!cn. at the
rent door OF the court house of Ohio county, on
ATIEDAY, NOVEMBER y. 1881,
beginning al l0OclOck a. M, the following dcsriibe
real property: Part OF lot numbcred ninety. one
81 situate on the northwest corner Of Market and
rwcuty-fUurth streets, In the sixth ward of the city
II " hccl.Dg, which portion is bounded and described
Is follows BEGINNING on the uOrtb line
II said lot n!ncty-onC; thence south along the
vest line OF Market street 81 loet; thence west alOIg
he north lire OF Twenty fourth street 81 feet
leICe north across said lot IS feet, thence las'
alorg the north line OF SAID lot 70 icct 10 the place
& BEGINNING: together with Nil tie buildings and
improvements thereon or thereuntO belonging. This
Is The same property which was conveyed to Roy
Combs in his lifetime 10y George b. Edwards and
Ei:r by deed dated on the oath day OF May, 1871.
ILRNs OF ALE-One.third OF the purchase money
or 20 much more AZ the purchaser m"y elect, cash on
lhC day or sale, and the remainder in two equal in
-talIn"nts. payable in twelve and eighteen months
respectively, after the cay OF sale, with interest
rom that day, the purchaser 10 give his note Nth
good security for such deferred ,,-nsris ana the
lille 10 lie rciaIred unit. ravmentin iTII
henry ". RUSSELL,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify TIM bond has been given as re.
q".rcd 10y law in the above cAU'e.
THOMAS u. DAFEAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
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nlTrNTc Lennon, Simpson&Ce
IN WASHINGTON, D., c.,
n NV ~ LAwYERS, formeriy Exam
INERS In the Patent 0tioe; since, ATTORNEY
In more thaa 5000 cases Describe osssI Cd "
Or termh (Nans psPe.l
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SPIRIT OF THE NEW YORK PRESS.

lut AAhAHH
The gentlemen who are kindly engaged
in making up a Cabinet for President Cleve,
land have one advantage. The Governor
does not in the least interfere with their
work. On the contrary he continues to oc,
cupy himself with his usual assiduity in the
business of his present office, and those who
know him best DO not expect that he will
devote much, If any attention to his future
duties until he has finished those now rest
ing upon him. There is a good deal OF
speculation as 10 when he will resign the
Governor position, but ashe has not decided
il there is very little basis for such specula,
SION. 1t IS a curious fact that ffty-ive years
have passed since q Governor Of this State
has resigned his office, this was when Mar
tn Van Buren, entered the Cabinet Of An
drew Jackson in 1879.
TIE TEIBuvg
Ike contest is over. The canvass Of the
returns has been thorough, careful and
honest. aud leaves no room for doubt as to
the result. Many errors IN the earlier
statements were found but also many others
TO balance them in part. BY less than l,2QQ
NCstS III I,-UV,UUb MI. DLaIuS 10 utAedlCu III
this State and therefore in the country.
The Republicans who. from the first, have
asked nothing but a fair count. will submit
without hesitation to a result which they
keenly regret, not only because of their at
tachment to their great leader, but because
they believe hat the defeat Of their priuci-
pies and aims will prove hurtful to the
county.
Il Sun.
Unlcss the Republicans and Democrats
both 20 wrong, it is hard to say why the
Government should not be fairly well man
aged till 1899. SO We eutreat our sadden
Cd Republican friends to smile onee more.
Perhaps they will beat the Democrats in
lSSs. Perhaps they will carry the country
in le6S, and perhaps they won't before
1888. And they certainly don't deserve to
get another election I'LL every mont er's son
Of them realizes that the Constitution is not
going 10 be dumped into the Potomac be
cause there is a Democratic President IN
the White House and another Democratic
House of Representatives in the Capitol.
This country is all right, and its safety
doesn't depend in keeping any particular
party in power.
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l. this Ssrkusms

Incidentally. in connection with a yigor,
Gus lashing Of Roscoe Conkling, we learn
what part the editor OF one Of the Wheeling
dailies took in the nominating Of Blaine at
Chicago. He was a member offs Vigilance
Committee. Probably the SsddeSt thing
in connection with Blaine's defeat Is the
busting Of the ,riumyirate in West Njr.
ginia. who. in case Of his election. were to
dispense the public patronage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-19

TNHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
L County. In the Circuit Court Ot Ohio County,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-07-23
Burglary ut Forsyth.

A reported burglary at Forsyth,
caused JOURNAL reporter to inter-
view +. :. Beeman. who came down
from that place yesterday. He said
that the store of j. H. Hay & Co.. of
which firm he Is partner. was
entered on Monday by burglar,
who arrayed himself In new suit Of
clothes from the shelves and emptied
the cash drawer of a pocketbosk and
$40 In cash. The pocketbook con.
tanned two county warrants of $40
each and checks for $50 SO and IS
respectively. The property alto
gether represented about two hundred
Mr.. Beeman stopped pay
ment ON the checks and warrants so
that the loss will be reduced to the
cash and clothes. Every indication
points to tramp, who gave his name
as Fat Donavan. rs the guilty party.
He bought pair of shoes from the
firm OH Monday evening and desiring
to change them was told to come in
the next morning. The same shoes
sold him were found in the store afteI
the burglary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-07-23
The Buffalo Route.

+. NJ. Dougherty, the guide who
accompanied the committee from the
head Of Pumpkin creek to Buffalo and
was left there to return with the
johnson county road viewers. arrived
In town yesterday. He reports the
location of an excellent road from
Buffalo via the Clear creek road.
twenty eight miles, thence ON the di-
vide TO the territorial line, about
twenty-four miles, making total dis
lance from Buffalo to Miles City Of not
to exceed l52 miles. The viewers who
accompanied him. who were freight
ers, estimate the cost to johnson
county of putting the road In excel
lent condition not to exceed S60S.
Mr.. Dougherty made the trip from
the point where the road leaves Clear
creek to his home OH Pumpkin creek,
following the trail of the road commit
tee, In two days.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-07-23
From Buffalo. Wyoming

j. Il. Morrow. who has recently be
come editor Of the Buffalo Echo, says:
In assuming charge of the Echo We
do so without any misgivings. The
traveller after travsrsing the almost in.
terminable waste-save the grass on
which the cattle fatten-to he found
between here and the southern border
of the territory, is at once struck with
the beauty and prospective import
ance Of the region to be found at the
eastern base of the Big Horn noun
tains. That we have country here,
with its hundreds of trickling and
running streams of limpid water seek
ing the valleys, which must soon be
populated with a frugal and industri-
Gus people, is fact beyong a perad-
venture. The honorable official who
has rendered his name immortal by
asserting that this region is the 'b0u-
quet Of Wyoming is too matter of
fact man to affect an ecstatic feeling
that he does not mean"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-07-23

Messrs. Kohs 4 Bielenberg received
by rail u few days ago seven Short
Horn and two imported Polled Angus
bulls, of the finest families aud best
bred probably Of amy ever brought to
Montana.
The Polled Angus were bought Of
John 7. Foots, importer, Morristown.
MI. No. g being bred by Captain
Beedle, Pitgair, Turiff, Aberdesnshire,
,cotland, from EnIir (l49s) and Gam
rie Mehr li240) Of the Earl of Airlie's
and the Queen Mother tribes. No. 3
was bred by Mr.. Foote from Cortachie,
another of the Earl Of Airlie's herd,
from family taking the first prizes q.
the Royal Northern show 1t Aberdeen.
Among the thoroughbred shor
Horns are: Captain Wiley" year
ling, bred by Pliny Nichols, West
Liberty, Iowa; General TAYLOR. y
two-year-old, bred by John whitsitt
Presumption, ILL.,; General Logan, y
yearling. bred by B. A. aud w. p,
Nichols, West Liberty, Iowa; "Grand
Prince" two-year-old, bred by Smith
4 Judd, West Liberty Iowa, and "Or'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-07-23
A society Event.

The Young Mems Social Club, gave
one oftheir popular receptions at the
Roller Rink last evening. The lead
ing young people were out and had "a
very enjoyable time. Prot. Patrons
orchestra furnished the sweet strains
of harp, flute and violins, and the
music was greatly liked by all who
listened to il. II would only pile a
heap of trouble upon a JOURNAL re-
porter IL he should name all the bellies
of the ball for there were so many
pretty ladies present hat selection
would require careful discrimination.
Their costumes, although not gaudy,
were very neat and attractive.
Among the gentlemen present, We
noticed Messrs. Dear, Cole anc Cole
man. We saw s:Batehelo', and several
bachelors. The benedicis were in the
minority. The medical aud legal pro-
fessions were represented and the
young business men turned out in
force. The Rink is well fitted for
these social gatherings, affording
ample room to dance with comfort,
and it is hoped that the young men
will repeat the entertained ere long.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-07-23
Another Approval.

There has been a good deal Of horse
thief hanging going on in all Of the
western territories lately. but then
that Is the only way to deal with that
class Of scoundrels. Lynching is
wrong In a legal point, but society and
property must be protected in some
manner or else the cut.throats and
thieves would soon be the ruling
power. Justice. at the hands Of an
outraged people, don't wait long on
the courts. Viewing the lynching
from q business standpoint. I fully
concur in the sentences imposed by
Judge Lynch, for the reason that the
expense Of trials are done away with
and the right men are generally
strung up.-Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-07-23
The Cheyenne Rovers.

On the authority of a reliable gen.
tleman, who 10 well acquainted at
Pine Ridge agency, the JOURNAL UNI
derstands that before the forty lodges
Of renegade Cheyennes started from
there for this district Agent McGilli.
cuddy telegraphed to Indian Commits.
sioner Price, saying that he expected
these Indians would leave the reserv-
alton, that he believed he would be
able to keep them there II he could use
force with them, that he did not be.
lieve much force would be needed and
asking II such action would be sane
toned. The Indian Department an
swered that he should keep the In
dams on the reservation but that he
should not use force. Thus the course
which the agent believed nec-
essary was not approved and
he was compelled to zee them 90,
despite his circumstances. Now that
they are causing trouble the depart
ment M lift knew nothing about the
matter asks why these Cheyennes have
LEFT the reservation II the agent
had been permitted to take his police
and pat some of the roven In the
guard house we would not hear ~
much about them, but with a simple
permission 10 keep them II he coulo
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-07-23
Ho, Fer Miles City.

The opening Of n new road from
Buffalo to Miles City is likely soon to
be an accomplished fact. The gentle
men from the latter place who were
here some days ago, after having gone
over the proposed route, arranged
with our commissioners to do their
part in opening the way to the Mon
tana line. This road will save about
10 miles of railroad travel and about
ten miles of land travel. There will
be but one stream to cross, aud 1t IL
thought there will be very little de-
tention either to travel or freighting
during the winter.-BufiAlo Echo.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-07-23

% .E,BYTERIAN CHURCH. Corner Of Main
L street and Montana Ave. Services 1T II a. m.
and 30 y. IN. sabbath school at 10 a. IN. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings at $50 o'clock. All
cordially invited. L. +. LISSELL, Pastor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-07-23
Our Business Interests.

Among the old-timers In business
here Is Louis Bach. or Prof. Bach as
he IL familiary called. his title being
gained by the excellence of his music
al abilities. The professor was on the
ground early. He carried on bust
ness in the old town and has stuck
closely to ii since, and now has the
best established combination of restau-
rant and liquer business In the city.
In his cellars can be found the choicest
old wines and imported ale and beer,
and he cannot be easily beaten on fine
old WHISTLES and brandies. His place
ON Park near Main street, IL kept open
night and day and has good patronage.
The professor furnishes anything in the
meal line from q hunk of cheese to a
heavy dinner. And in the matter of
cheese and delicacies he is an epicure,
SO that the most fastidlous taste can
be suited at his establishment.
A branch of his business that does
q good trade and i'm which Messrs.
Ritter and Buxman are associated
with him Is beer bottling. His cool
cellars permit the keeping of the finest
brands of beer, which Is bottled and
delivered 10 dealers. They also ship
beer and liquors to various points oil
orders SO that the business IL
taking the character Of wholesaling.
Prof. Bach gives his close attention to
the trade aud does not have as much
time for music o. of old. He 10 well
known here and Is bound to keep to
the front.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-07-23
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ange Blossom" bred by the same.
Messrs. X. 4 b. finding the number
purchased could be shipped as
cheaply as less number, brought
more Of the above animals than re-
quired for their own herd, and will
sell one of the Polled Angus and three
of the Short Horns. Cattle raisers
desiring to improve their herds will
find this a rare opportunity.-New
Northwest.