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CINcISNATI, October 31st-The United
States Grand Jury has indicted lieutenants
of police Michael Mullen and John Burke,
and patrolmen Heating and Cunningham
on a charge that by force, threats and in
timidation they prevented a qualified voter
from exercising the rights of suffrage This
is based on the arrest on the night of Oct.
18th of Il number Of colored men who were
kept in the station-house till after the polls
closed and dismissed without charge being
preferred against them.
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Askfor Neurotine, 81 5Oper bottle

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lsrxc1AL DISPATCHES TO THE EEconp-uSroN.l
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The New Secretary of the Treasury

WASHINGTON, October 31st Secretary
McCulloch visited the Treasury Department
this morning and was qualified in presence
of Secretary Gresham and few Others.
Secretary McCulloch has received a large
number of congratulatory letters and tele-
grams from all parts of the country, and
several from abroad He wishes to make
q public announcement of his gratitude for
the kind wishes of his friends, and to say
that, owing to the pressure of business de-
manding his attention, it will be impossible
for him TO make acknowledgements to his
correspondents individually. The heads of
bureaus and chiefs of division. were for
mally presented to the new Secretary at
noon
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Roosevelt Urges Republicans to Support
Grace.

New YORK, October 31st - Theodore
Roosevelt makes Il spirited appeal to every
honest Republican to sink all questions of
partisanship as regards the local ticket, and
join in an effort 10 secure q clean, honest
and efficient administration by the election
nf l,rncn
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ISritiEi War Vessel Sent 10 Inc IOaNt Oi
British Columbia.

OTTAWA, October 51st.-At the request of
the Dominion Government a British war
vessel has proceeded to the northern coast
of British Columbia where there is some
irritation among the Indians, owing to
the arrest Of one Of their number fer muir
der and the attempt of Bishop Reddy to
remove Rev. Mr.. Duncan, q missionary in
whom the natives have implicit confidence,
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81.
BIoodthirsty Ohio Farmer.

CINCINNATI, October 31st-Ben Hoffner,
farmer living near Westminster, yester-
day shot and killed his wife, and tried to
kill his son, daughter and daughter-in-law
He was arrested late in the day and brought
here. Physicians are examining him as to
l,is r,,a,,+aI nn,,,l;tio,,
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Burned III Ehigy.

WINsIpEG tManitoba), October 31st.-
\ croA' OF 5000 people assembled tonight
and har ged and burned Attorney-General
Miller II etiigy on account of the flogging
of thes esprisoner Mccormick for escaping
from jaii They wot,ld also have applied
the lash to his back, but he was III
hiding, having received warning At
the Government offices. Premier Nor
quay was made to promise that lie
would consider the dismissal of Miller, and
give an answer within two days. Il is sup
posed that Miller will he dismissed Great
excitement prevailed, and the Ninetieth
Battalion was called out, but no collision
took place
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New YORK, October Sist.-Joy answers
Beecher decidedly to-day by saying:
There was nointermediary between Blaine
and myself to discuss any such matter
There was simply 10 discussion about it.
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ROME, October 3fst.-The Pope is angry
at the reported speech of Bishop O'Farrell,
of Trenton, representing His Holiness as
having expressed the hope that Ireland
might soon become Independent of the
Government Of England. The Pope has
cabed to the Bishop demanding an eX-
D1auo+iOn
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New ORLEANS, October 31st.-Albert and
Charles Goodman (colored) were hanged at
Terre Ouboef Court house, ST. Bernard
Parish, to-day, in the presence of $50 peo-
pie, for the murder of Louis Maspero,
whom they waylaid June 18th at God
cheaux's plantation, St Bernard Parish.
Albert admitted the killing, but said
Charles was innocent and knew nothing
about the murder. Charles made similar
statement.
ATLANTA (Ga.y, October 31st. George
Hill was hanged in Cherokee county to-
day for the murder of William Bryant, by
chopping his head off at party given at
his own house
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Return of Cleveland to Albany.

ALBANY, October 3lst.-Goyernor Cleve-
land and party arrived here from Connect
cut at 9:45 this morning. The Governor at
once resumed his Executive duties. To-
morning he leaves for New York
10 review the business mems parade to-
morrow evening. He goes TO Buffalo on
Monday to vote, returning to Albany Tues
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NASSAU On. F.), October 31st.-A hurri-
cane, which swept the easterly part OF the
Bahamas from the 10th to the 10th INST,
caused considerable damage ON land and
sea. number of vessels, engaged in
sponeing and interinsular commerce, are
known TO be lost The American schooner
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New YoRK, October 31st.-The SIN says:
As an act of Justice to woman betrayed
and without protection, and assailed with
out defenders, the Sun yesterday published
the affidavit of Marie IIalpin. The Ereajag
Post has given circulation to most deadly
charges against this unfortunate woman,
and other journals in the interest of Cleve-
lands justification have joined in the as
sault upon her SO far as we have OBJ
served, not one Of them has yet had the
manliness to print her sworn answer
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Seven Days, Business Failures

New York. October 31st-Business fail
ures in the last seven days in the United
States We're 23l in Canada Sc. An in
crease is noticeable in the Pacific States,
the Western and Southern States and in
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Judge Nee and aIcSweeuey.

NEW YORK, October 3lst-The World
has this Daniel McSwceney called at the
National Democratic headquarters yester-
day, and was shown an extract from a Cal
ifornia paper containing an affidavit by
Judge James Nee, relative 10 McSweeney.
McSweeney says: =" l know James Nee.
His right name is James McNamee. He
changed his name while | was in Califor-
mia some years ago. He never was Judge,
and is not 4 well-known and prominent
lawyer He, at one time, held the position
of Justice of the Peace. | never told Nee
or any other person that | intended to re-
main permanently in Ireland. / went
there with the express intention of recover
ing my health and returning again to this
country. This was understood by all my
friends in California. 1t is false TO say that
have ever held an office under the British
Government. Those who know James
Nee would not believe him under OATH
Joy Thinks He win Win on the Last
Day"
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VIM PEG, October 3lst-The first fog
ging which ever occurred in Manitoba or
the Northwest Territory took place here
yesterday. The subject was John McCor-
mick, under sentence for larceny. who
escaped and was re-captured. Attorney
General Miller ordered two dozen lashes,
twelve efwhich were administered in the
presence Of all the prisoners in the jail
yard h cato -nine-tails was used The
prisonet was stripped to the buif. The
snow vas descending heavily. His back
was feirfully lacerated Salt water was
then apoGed The citizens are very indig-
nant an lsomc demonstration will probably
result Miller is denounced on all hands
r, J.;
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Star Postal Service.

WASHINGTON, October 31st.-Star service
has been established on Route 46, 423-
Brooks to Rock, Cal.-three times week,
and on Route 40 46129-Newcastle to Alabas-
Ter CnI -thrpa times q wool,
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A Poisoner Arrested.

New YORK, October 3lst.-A special from
Nashville says; A man named Taylor has
bet-s arrested in Breslin, Tenn, on the
charge of poisoning Andrew Swim, Mr..
Jones and another man, and Mrs. Groome.
Swim is dead Taylor says he has killed
thirteen men 1t is thought he will be
lynehed. All The victims were persons of
prominence. He attempted to poison the
crIrar1 on his Ivn,y IN iaiI
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New YORK, October 31st-A Heralds
Washington special learns that Eikins and
Chaffee are members of company owning
4 large tract of land in Mexico. 1t says
that Elkins and Chatfee are believed to be
members of the syndicate to which Mexico
has recently made concessions allowing a
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McSwecney Not Authorized to Speak 70,
ParneN.

New YORK, October 3lst-A Lincoln.
Neb., special says The following letter has
! been received:
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PHILADELPHIA. Uct0ber 3lst.-The Tunes
(anu-B Biaine) has a New York snecal, say
ing The talk that Tammany Hall has
made its bargain with Blaine increases
daily. 1t does look very much as if the
Kelly crowd We're really going to knife
Cleveland. kelly's paper, the Star, has a
doubleleaded editorial, charging that the
County Democracy were going to sell out
to the Republicans for the purpose of elect
ing Grace Mayor. This is construed as
preparing the public to see greatly re-
duced Democratic vote in this city, and to
afford cover for the Tammany deal.
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New York, October 3lst.-An Easton,
Pa, special says; An unknown villain has
set the people between Portland and Water
Gap wild with Indignation by horrible
crime committeda at the house of Andrew
Meshaep. His housekeeper, lIettie Titman
being left alone, was attacked and knocked
senseless by man who entered the house.
She was found by neighborS on the bed,
with hands and feet tied, and gagged with
her own clothing, alive, but unconscious.
The region around is being secured in
eaorob Of l,a occaiIon+
The Dillon tribune., 1884-01-05
American Enterprise.

No invention OF the nineteenth century
has worked a greater revolution in house.
hold economy or conferred more of a bene.
fit on humanity than the sewing machine
The first productions were crude and III,
couth in the extreme, and it was reserved
for American skill and ingenuity to bring
forth machine Of any practical value.
In order to appreciate the great advance.
ment which has taken place it is only nee.
essary to compare one of the machines
built during the infancy Of the invention
with one OF the latest improved Light run.
ming New Home"
All the really good points contained in
other machines have been utilized in its
construction. Many new Improvements
and devices have also been added, the re.
suit of which is Il machine AS nearly per
feet as it is possible to make one.
For simplicity, durability, ease Of man
agement and capacity for work, the Light
running New Home has 10 rival, and thu
happy possessor OF one may rest assured
that he or she has the very best the worle
affords.
All who send for the company's new
illustrated catalogue, and enclose their ad
vertisement (printed on another page) wil
receive set OF adve, tising novelties, o
value to card collectors. Their address Is
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
CO., 80 Union Square, New York.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-01-05
SUMMONS,

IN the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict. OF the Territory of Montana in and for the
county ot Rcaverhcad.
Athol +. Wright plaintiff, VS.. Andrew J. Meyers.
The people Of the territory of Montana send greet
ing to Andrew J. MEYERS, defendant You are here
by required to appear in action brought ag"inst
YOU bv the above named plaintiff in the District
Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the Terrific
head, and to answer the complaint fled therein,
within ten days exclusive OF the day of scrvice) at
ter the service you OF this summons. if served
hut in this district within twenty days; otherwise
within forty DAYS; Judgment bv default will he
taken against you according to the prayer of said
complaint.
The said action is brought to recover .46:loo
with interest at one per cent per month from July
ist. 1870. due on your pronhssory note executed TO
plaintiff March IS. 1879. whereby you promised I,
paw him that fifteen months after said date with
such interest. Also, S'oI:Is-ln with interest at
per cent per month until paid. due on vnur 9th
1ssi, Whereby YOU promised to paw him day al:
ter said date said sum of SIo..is 100 with such in.
tercst Also, Slol 100 with interest at ten per
tv,nber !, 1851. by of the payment. then II,
plaintiff of much OF your part of certain prom
ssorv note executed March ,st, s>o ny plaintiff and
rian. M Whereby said makers promised e ply said
Ycarian twelve months af er March !. $50, s5nooo
with interest at such rate from said date until paid
And YOU are herehv notified that If YOU fail to ap
near and answer said complaint above required
The said plaintiff will take Judgment against you fo
the aggregate Of such sums with int. rest on each
ing interest and costs Of suit.
Gwen under NV hand and the seal Of the Distric
- Court Of the Second Judicial DistIic: o
T ~, I the Territory of Montana, in and for tn
s.M- county Of Reaverhead. this .ath da'
Of October, in the year of our Lord ON
thousand eight hundred and eighty .h,es; .r.
CHAs. W. TURNER. Atty for Pm. ll.1
The Dillon tribune., 1884-01-05
business Failures for 1888.

The business failures Of the United States
during 1883, as reported by R. &. Dun 4
Co., OF New York, up to Dec. 31st, num-
ber o,1S4, against 6,7:S in 1882, an increase
Of s,++6; and the liabilities for 1883 are
$17,,ooo,ooo against $lol,ooo, 900 tor 1852
The failures Of last year were greater than
those Of any year since 1873, when they
reached 1o,+7s, with liabilities amounting
to $,3+,oooooo. A close analysis OF the
tables presented in the circular shows that
out Of every ninety.four persons engaged
in business in 1883, one person failed
while in 1878 one person failed out OF eve
~ sixty -four traders.
In Canada the proportion Of failures dur
ing the past year was one to every forty
eight traders.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-01-05
GlEANlNGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

Gen. Hancock was presented with fine
gold.headed cane by the citizens Of San
Jose, Gala, on the a4th ult. ...
A wild deer gallopcd through the town of
Elko, New, the other day, and fairly laugh.
ed at the dogs, which were too scared to
follow It, and nobody dared to shoot for
fear Of the law.
The Sacramento Record. Union notices
the receipt at the Capital Woolen Mills in
Sacramento Of eighteen 5co,pound bales
Of cotton from a Chinese rancher near
Redding. The price paid was seven cents
per pound.
What was probably one Of the richest
finds Of gold ever made in the U. S. was
discovered in Amador county, California,
last year. 4 pocket of quartz found less
than one hundred feet below the surface,
and containing less than two tons in quan.
tity, yielded about $1oo,ooo in gold.
The following is a list of the christmas
gifts made by James c. Flood, the bonanza
king, to the charitable institutions Of Cali
fornia: Orphans Asylum Society pro
testant,) ST. 900; Orphan Asylum. in charge
of Sisters Of Charity, $1,000; Pacific lie.
brew Orphan Asylum and Home, $1,000
Ladies' Protection and Relief Society,
$1,000; San Rafael Orphan Boys Asylum,
$1,000; Magdalen Asylum, in charge OF
Sisters of Mercy, $500; Boys and Girls
A III CnCiot. al; r;o Ctotx. NN-,,>,
ans Hospital, $3.50.
A correspondent writes from Honey Lake
to the Reno (Nev.) Gazct<e as follows: Last
Friday night the Indians in this valley gave
a grand ball at Richmond. They employ
ed three musicians and conducted every
thing in American style, quadrilles, waltzcs
polkas, in fact every dance indulged in by
white people, were gone through with in
fine order. A fine supper was provided
consisting Of boiled hams, pies, cakes, etc.
which was gotten up in neat shape, and put
ON the table in good style.
The HALEY, Idaho, Ncsvs-Lctier says
The recent snow storm has been the ca.,ss
of several snow slides at the town of Bul
lion, and also between that place and tn.
ldahoan jigger. No special damage has
been done, except in two instances. a
slide which started near the Bullion mint
filled room in Mrs. Shellberg's full o
snow, burying three children. They wer.
rescued by party Of men who hastenet
to the scene from up town. Two hours
later IA slide started from the Mayfowe
mountain, and came rushing down upo.
e. NJ. Wilson's stable, in which was hi
horse. The horse was extricated withou
sustaining any injuries.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-01-05
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OEFICE At HELENA, Montana, Dec. Io, 1854.
~ ed settler has filed notice of his intention tn
make final proof in support oi his claim. and that
said proof will be made before Robert Il. Wing.
piiIon "at" on Frr"arv ,''E n ss. ". 1ohn IN
We,yhtman, who made presumption declaritory
statement No. 5.soI for the i -, Of Sec a7, TIP :.
S Of X Q W.
lie names .hr following witness to prove his
tnnus residence upon and cultivation of said land,
viz: Isaac Vln Camp, Charles Van Camp, Phil II.
poindc>tcr, and Samuel A>hbAugh. all of Dillon,
Mont,na.
(5,-tll r. ADkINSON, Register.
", :. barbour, Attorney.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-01-05
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. T.. Dec. ~, 1854
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam,
~ cd settler has filed notice ot his intention tt
make final proof in support Of his claim and tl, said
proof will be made before Robert I. Wing, Probate
Judge for Hcaverle,d county, at Dillon Montana ON
February 5, ,ss4, viz Er:istus y. Sprinkle, who
made pre- t,nptr,n dcclaratory statement No. S.S5
for the N EH $ VIZ 81 VIZ and N VIZ N W
II, Sec. II, Up. 10, ot K7 W.
lie nam es the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation oi said
land, viz: William +. Callawav, Samuel X. Clark,
William Reed, and Andrew +. JACKSON all Of Dill.
lon, Montana. -
ls.-td] +. ADkINSON, Register.
fIr u. Mc(1OUGH. Attorney,
The Dillon tribune., 1884-01-05
xtos1 HoGefs.
0VJN6A6oN9,

IN the District Court Of the Second judicial Dis.
tr,ct Of the Tel rtory of Montana in and for tho
county Of Beaverhead.
William u. DAVIS, plaintiff, VS.. John W. Patton
and Maggie +. Patton, defendants.
The people Of the Territory of Mountains, send
greeting to John w. Patton and Maggie + Patton,
defendants: You hereby required To appear in an
action brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, the District Court Of the Second Judi
cial District ot the Territory Of Montana, in and for
the couutv Of B.avcrhead, and to answer the com.
plaint filed therein, within ten days (cxciusivc ot
the day OF servce) after the service you Of this
SUMMONS if served within this county; or it serve,
out Of this county, but in this district, within tween
ty days: otherwise within forty days; er jutg,ncn.
bv default will he taken against you, according ia
the PRAYER Of said complaint.
The said action Is brought to recover from vo,,
the sum of 3sos.oS. with interest thereon from JULY
S6th. 1881, ut the rate Of per cent per ann,,
cnrling to the terms Of your pronissory note Of h.
date, and for the foreclosure Of certain nnrtg,g.
Of that date given security for said note. more
fully appears in plaintiff 5 complaint on file herein
And you are hereby notified that il YOU fail to ap
pear and answer said complaint as above required
the said plaintiff will take judgment against YOU o,
the said sum Of $'csos with interest as aforesaid and
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Distric
Court of the Second District Of til,
SEAL Territory Of Mont:,l,a, in and for tn.
\/ county of Bea vrrhead, this I5,h day o
Nov >n,ber, in the year of our Lord one t,ousant
eight hundred and eighty three.
REUBEN l.. DAVIS, Clerk.
Rv RoBr. T. WING, Deputy Clerk.
{. MEAD, At'v for Plaintiff t4S-5sl
The Dillon tribune., 1884-01-05
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE at HELENA, Montana. Dec. l7.iss3.
NOTICE is hcrebv'givcn that the following NAM
~ cd settler has filed notice Of his intention tu
make final proof in support OF his claim, and thar
said proof will be made before Robert +. Wing.
Probate Judge of Bcavcrhcad county, Montana, at
Dillon, NJ. T., on February 2, 1854, viz: Peter
Simpson, who made pre- c,nption dcclaratory state
mcnt No. 5.5s5 for the W u OF N EA OF Sec 7, lp
:, $ of X 5 W.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz: Theodore Snyder, John lnn,s, Henry
Porch, aud John Rich, all of Dillon. Montana.
(sI.tN r. ADkI<SON, Register.
N Afforns.y
The Dillon tribune., 1884-01-05
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, Montana. Dec. -, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nan,
IN ed settler has filed notice Of his intention tn
make final proof in support OF his claim and that
said proof viii he made before Robert T. Wing Pr
bate Judge of Bcavcrhead county, Montana. at Dill
Davis who made pre- einptiCn dcclarattrv statement
No. $40 for the \ " ~ of Sec. IS. Up. $, OF X
oW.
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
lant,viz: William G. limerick. Philip l-ove. Simeon
Estes, and James Davidson, all Of Dillon, Montana
(s9-td) +. ADklNSON, Kc:,lster'
Put ID. MCC;o, Gil, Attorney.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-01-05
NOTICEOF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. DEC H. IsS
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nan
~ cd settler has filed notice of his intention tc
make final proof in support of his claim and thu
said proof will be made before Robert I. Wing
Probate Judge in and tor sc;verhc:.d county, NJ J..
at Dillon, Mont. January ,ed, 1884. viz: Nathan
ell Axe, who made precmp.ion n. 5. No. SIS. o'
Lot , and SWA NEA and S1s NWA Sec !, Up
S. of .oW.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of sait
land viz: Andrew Barber, George l.. Paris. Gcorg'
Todcngcr and W. r.. Lukeint'eal, all Of Glen r. o..
Montana.
iSO-td) r. F.ADklNSoN, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-01-05
NOTICE TO CO-OWNER.

TO JOHN FIRTH: You are hereby notified
the requirements Of the law, performed labor and
made improvements OF the value Of one hundred
Eecember a, Iss,, the Wesley 0,artz Claim. situa
ted in Blue Wing Mining District. I'eaverhcad
county. NJ. r., and you are hereby notified that un
proportion of such expenditure, amounting to fifty
iSso dollars. together with interest and cost, within
ninety days from the date Of this notice all your
right title, interest," and claim in and to the above
mentioned quartz lode cai.u will become the prop
erty Of the undersigned who has made the required
expenditure. FREDERICK {. NOkIH:
Blue Wing, NJ. T., Jan. J. 1854. lI.Iol