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Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-05
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ROR RENN

FOR RENT,
 [Ak FIRST FLOOR of house, corner SSlyan and sgspSss SSh sss and all 0Onvsn HOBART B. sACKETT, Jy3f 170 Greenwich avenue
 FOR RENT.
 ssh TO good tenant, nrAt floor of house 75 EeI nents on Orchard street. Inquire at 146
 Lots for Sale.
 As&A SIX valuable Building Lots on Naah street iI5 tetreen Eagle and Willow streets. Lots each .A SO1l26 Terms eAAy one-hAlf or more can Also lot on Eagle street, 1cO feet front, and tioalaTa calf at MERWIN's Real Eatate omse. Jy2 759 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT.
 AkAA TWO or three very nice furniHhed rooms on Ill Olive street, with all cOnveniences for hus- rent Address A-, DRAWER e. City.
 FOR SALFc.
 ASAA FINE residence in West Haven on First a avenue. & containing Il rooms. also barn, hen ines in good repair vel stocked with fruit trees sE snd grspeSnss Lot $40 feet front with depth of and lot on Water street. Lot 95 feet front. running prTs
 WALTER A MAIN, j23 West Haven. Conn.
 FOR SALE,
 ka SEVERAL lots g: sachem,s Head. euilford:: iid One of the incest places the sound to spcHd E!ik the Summer. For map apply to
 T. G. Sloan & Son,
 Room 8. Benedict Building. Or CAPT. o. N. BROOKS Guilford, Conn. i5
 FOR RENT.
 &4fA ONE front room, 7sxSs. on fourth floor of Rsia QuinnipiAc Building. No. 698 Chapel street. ELI Very desirable for light manufacturing bus mess, premises being supplied with steady power, HENRY F. ENGLISH. m29tf 92 Orange Street.
 FOR SALE OR RENT AeA& THE House No. 283 Orchard street to a Emal | sss sssss --'---'' R. G. RUSSELL. a5tf 334 Chapel street.
 For Sale and To Rent. AkAA FOR REET-Block House No. 239 Orange Esa street. Perfect order. Possession at once. @Gl Rent low to good tenant for term of years. FOR SALE-House Mo- 57 Pierpont street.
 Lots on Howard avenue, Hallock avenue l Money to loan in of $500 First Mortgage at MTLLI1M 2; ER6BINsoN.} No. If Whites Building Hours Hours IaNC 10 to F s m sto $ p. m eos WAstf
 FOR RENT, ] ,AA& FIVE rooms Mo- 553 State street, water clos i3 et gas and water; and five rooms corner South | HIN and Park streets. Inquire at Mo- 792 Chapel l street, Room g. JACOB HELLER. BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. *eAsa MONEY furnished to assist men in building | s.H houses
 R. E. BALDWIN'S Real Estate Agency, SIS Chapel Street l j27daw
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-05
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
FOR 8ALE.

kA ANUMBER of good lots in different parts Of @iIH the city price low. NIU fine house with all the improvements, To- cated in the center of the city can be any time.
 FOR RENT. A number of good Houses and Tenements. Money to loan in amounts to accommodate. Call at No. 20 Church Street, Room 2. Omes Open Eventngs from to 8.
 N0NRCDFNT
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-05

{sk BY buainssz man furniahsd room with EIs ont board for three months, in a private houNs
 He will be absent from the city freouer1tiy Dnt wben here would also Il kO board if conyenient. jy4 St1 Naw E~van poA4o@ssa
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-05
OCEAN COTTAGE,

OCEAN COTTAGE,
 SAETN BOG K H RE. M Rs. s. HOLMES, ProprietRess. The p,easantest yl place oB SsYin Rock ehore, elegantly fitted now ready for Summer Boarders and transient gT~sts Views from it's 1ooms and veran- das unsurpssssd by any upon the coast. Bathing convenient and free from danger. Having had long experience in the business cannot fail to please all who favor me with their patronage. Terms modar- ate. P. o. Box 284, West Haven, Conn. jeI3
Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-05
Fourth of July Fruit. D. MI. WEIGH x SON
 OFFER

25 punches ripe red Bananas at 25 and 3Gc dozen.
 25 boxes bright juicy Lemons at 16c dozen-2 for 25 cents.
 Oranges (sweet) at soc dozen. New Oranges at 45c dozen.
 NOTICE. NOTICE.
 We shall not be open for business July 4th, always give our clerks 1S io number at presenG 8 holiday the Fourth. Please buy your goods ThuKE day to 6ayl you will bs ready celebrate the Fourth.
 POO bushels blood Beets 1argei at 5c bunch. They are the best we have had this season. Large Cucum bers very fine at Sc each Fine Potatoes at 400 8 peck Native CabRges largs heads, at &c., few Native Peas fresh this morning.
 BUFFER. BUFFER.
 If you have not sampled Butter please do SO, as extra Our trade is constantly iucreasing, and every body Is delighted with it-25c pound, Az pouD ds for $1.
 Be and buy your Flour of us, we guarantee that you will save money by buying of us. Ivory Soap for toilet and lanndry Sole agents for Momaa CoGee, mixture of Mochs, Msracaibo and Java. Coffee. Price 26c per pound, guaranteed to suit.
 Come and see
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24

point the arrangements for their beef
business are very complete and the
quantity now being slaughtered there
by the company is large. The bust.
ness Is extensive and promises to be
profitable. The investment thus far
has been heavy, about S100, 900 having
already been put in along the line by
Marquis de Mores. The cattle that
were turned loose at Melora last sea.
son have been rounded-up TO the ey-
tent of about |, 100, out Of which some
have been sent to Duluth and
slaughtered. AT st. Paul. they are
handling Chicago corn fed beef but
Mr.. Kerr considers the Montana steer,
best for general purposes and says they
are In good demand at Duluth. Al
Helena they are slaughtering beef Out
Of a lot of $50 head bought on Sun
river. The completion of the Miles
City link of the business is of consider
able importance to the place and active
operations will be watched with much
interest.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24
weol Growers ut Helena.

The fair at Helena gives an oppor-
tunity for sheep growers meeting
regarding which the Herald says:
1.-THE wool growers of Montana will
hold convention in Helena during
fair week. 1t is to he hoped that
every sheep man in the territory will
be present, as matters of importance
will be brought before the convention.
In order to properly protect their in.
terests the wool growers should act in
concert. Sheep raising in Montana is
but is in its infancy, and the day is
not far distant when the wool industry
will be king. 1t is even now impossi-
BILE for the east to compete with the
west in raising weel. What must be
done to make any business a success is
to find the way to do it well at the
least cost. Let there he general at
tendance at the convention and every
question pertaining to wool growing
fully discussed.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24
Back From Canada.

Messrs. Graham & Johnson have
just returned from trip to Winnipeg
and Calgary, where they have been
visiting some of their friends in the
cattle business. They did not have
much time to examine the country up
there with reference to its stock grow.
ing qualities but Mr.. johnson stated
that he considered the eastern portion,
through which they Travelled, rather
too level for cattle. The western por.
ton he found more broken and con.
sidered II better suited to stock, but
he said II looked TO him as though il
would be rather cold there in winter,
This firm received seventeen head OF
fine Short Horn and Hereford cattle
here short time ago, and are locking
to-day for seventy head of thorough
brsds that are going out on their
range on the Little Powder, 100 miles
south of here.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24
Communicated
National Park Matters.
MAMMOTH HoT SPRINGS, Aug

MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS. Aug. Il,
Editor YELLowsToSE yorRSAL:
some time ago an article appeared
i'm the Livingston Enterprise in which
a party Of tourists In the National Park
were facetiously described as having
waged bloody conflict with wild
beasts while traversing one of the
geyser basins, in the course of which
a lady was said to have been severely
lacerated aud otherwise injured before
she could be reached BY valiant son,
who rushed from somewhere upon the
ferocious animal and, after o terrible
struggle succeeded in bringing her
away into place Of safety. The COM
munication IN question, to mind not
stultified with the potential fumes OF
Montana's worst 'tanglefoot" or af-
fected with congenital idiocy, referred
to the mosquitoes, and the whole story
Is a joke Of the broadcast kind, yet
find in the Helena independent of
August 2Oth partial reproduction of
the article In question, and the whole
yarn treated with the utmost serious
ness. intending tourists being soberly
cdutlOueu aSuinDt tIktrIuk Inc EuTh
without firearms and o plentiful sup
ply of ammunition to protect them.
selves from such very probable acci-
dents. have lived in Montana sew
eral wears and have been twice within
the limits Of the Park. but l have
never yet heard of such an occurrece,
nor has any one else. Ii is fatal
error upon the part of Montana jour-
mails to lend themselves to the propa-
gatiol of such a story abroad, and /
trust il will meet the general contra
diction from our press that such q
senssiess and injurious report deserves.
Eastern people especially. WHO may
be contemplating visit to our great
wonderland, ale extremely likely to
be Influenced by such frightful stories
originating with our own local papers,
and deferred from undertaking so APP.
parently perilous journey. II would
be interesting to study the structure OF
the brain presiding over the scissors Of
the Helena Independent.
A. H. HERsEy.
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busy for the Marc uis.

At last the Representatives of the
Marquis dc Mores have appeared and
are arranging building details for the
slaughtering and cold storage houses
here. Thomas J. Kerr, auditor of the
Northern Pacific Car company, to.
gether with c. +. Ellison, both right
hand men Of thesMarquis, are here.
The architects, stoltze q Krum. of st.
Paul, will arrive to meet Baron Won
HOFFMAN, and his enterprisIng son-in.
law, who will then make arrange
ments for pushing the building opera
lions. Mr.. Kerr found yesterday that
the ice house had been opened and q
small quantity Of Ice had been taken
out by some one who wanted to keep
cool. He thought the loss was small.
however. When their system IL conf
plstsd according to the present plans
the company will have twelve large
refrIgerating houses ON the line Of the
Northern Pacific. The building here
will be among the largest outside Of
st. Paul and DuIuth. At the latter
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24

ter considered, &c, orders To- move, the
depredat0rs would have time To cross
the line. a case in point: A United
states soldier, German by birth,
wearing eyeglasses, came to our place
few days ago, saying, "A telegram
had been received at Maginni. from
Rocky Point, that some fifty Gros
Nentrc Indians in a starving condi.
ton had crossed the river near there
heading this way; that he was sent
out to try and find them and wished
US to send a man with him which we
did and another next day; that ON
locating them he would return and
report and party of soldiers would he
sent out TO take them back to their
reservation This was very kind and
l suppose the Indians would have
been equally kind IL found-to re
main quietly eating our cattle in that
one place two or three days to give the
soldiers time to come after them; but
rs usual they were not found. Now
as the country don't protect US, there
is no way left but to protect ourselves,
so we call upon the much abused COW
boy. II Is true his occupation Of
branding, marking and altering
calves make him callous to brute SUI.
fering, and many of them are
very hard on horses but there
are as brave, generous and
noble men among them as there is
among any other class, and If a his
tory of this summers raids Oh the
horse and cattle thieves of eastern
Montana could be written II would
show rs much good management,
bravery and endurance as anything
during the war for the Union, and
that Is saying great deal. That
fourteen men should attack block
house with port holes, defended by
nearly rs many armed men with
heavy Spencer rifles, herd their own
horses. capture u band of stolen ones,
some of them in q stockadel, kill a
number OF thieves, wound several
more, and getting away without los
ing single man or have one
wounded. would be heralded over the
country rs an act of good generalship
and bravery If it were not unlawful.
But unlawful or not, necessity com.
peis it; ii has got to be done and will
but Others deserve the credit, not
me-"
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24
Telegraphic Briefs.

The outbreak Of pleuro-pneumonia
In Illinois Is reported to bevery serious.
A Sunday school excursion train
collided near Strestor, ILL.,, on the
2lst, James Penn was killed and about
a dozen seriously injured.
Frank James arrived at Kansas City
on the alst inst. to stand trial for COM
plicity in the Ortonville train robbery
on the Missouri Pacific In 1876.
Ex-senator Tom Grady, who made
such racket In the Chicago Demo-
cratic convention, has resigned from
the Democratic national committee.
Another coal mine horror with fire
and gas doing deadly work, is report.
ed from Buck Ridge mine, Shamokin,
Pa, on Monday. Seven men met
their heath there.
A Memphis, Tenn, dispatch of the
2ist says that the government launch
Daphne bursted her boilers this morn
ing, killing Paymaster n. gladden. and
seriously injuring four Others.
A supreme court decision compels
the Manitoba road to pay 5000 for
not having the depot and platform at
Alexandria, Manitoba, properly light
ed whereby Steve Buenenan sus-
tanned Injuries.
The First National bank OF Albany,
N. ", would like to confer with Its
president, A. r. Warner, who alone
knew the combination to the safe.
He was executor Of large estate aud
the poisoning Of one Of the heirs 10
supposed to have resulted from a plot
Of Warmers.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24

Col. Comstock, who has just re-
turned from his ranch on Pumpkin
creek, reports that as a result of the
recent rains the grass has taken a new
start, and is growing nicely, being
greener and Of better growth than at
any time this wear. Haying ia this
locality is suspended until afte- this
crop gets its maturity.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24
A Qussr Gang.

A party OF about thirty gypsies pass
ed through here Wednesday going
eastward. They are English gypsies
who have been wan dering In the wsst
In their peculiar, nomadic way for i've
years past. OF oil the strange people
In the world these are the stangsst.
Found In all parts Of the civilised
world, they are always entirely dis
tinct from their surroundings, living
no one knows how, speaking their own
language and maintaining their own
customs and rules Of government
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24

The Methodist church yesterday re-
ceived 800 from Rev. j. w. Hunter,
being the surplus proceeds of his lee
ture, Evolution" which he is now
delivering in the east for the benefit Of
his church. His friends were glad to
hear from him in this substantial
manner, and hope for many more
such evidences of his success As a
lecturer.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24

The JOURNAL building presents a
dismantled appearance to-day, but
will ere smother sabbath rolls round
assume different aspect. The i'm
provements now in progress will re-
suit in increased facilities for our me-
chanical department, and larger and
better appointed editorial room. both
of which we have been In need of for
some time past.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24

CRUSADER LODGE NO. :, X. OF P.-Neets
every Thursday evening n Odd Fellows hall.
sojourning Knights cordially invited.
CHAs. DOUGLASS, q. q.
CT. II. TIMING. X. X. q.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CATHOLIC CHURCH, Main street. corner Of
- Jenfh.i Services every sunday. ut ~ q m.
Rev. k.N.J. LIhDEsMITH.
Chaplain, L. :. A.
DEEsBYTERIAN CHURCH. Corner Of Main
Il street and Montana Ave. services At II a. M.
end 100 y. m. sabbai school at 10 a. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings at 100 O'Clock. All
cordially invited L. =. LiNsELL, Pastor.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1884-08-24
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

wanderers and Ismaelites, surrounded
by mysteries present and past. En-
terprise.
Middletown transcript., 1884-12-26
9ifEn.es

IT IST OF PERSONS LICENSED to retail goods
Il \ WSres and merchandise and other property Of
whatsoever hind, manufacturers Of all kinds, per-
sons licensed TO sell Intoxicating liquors, tavern
keepers eating houses, life insurance, fire insuT
ance, vending goods by sample real estate agents,
brokers, private bankers, auchoneers, photogra-
pliers, lawyers, conYeyaneers, doctors, dentists,
stations elrcuses and pedders, from the first day
Of October 1883, to the first day Of April 1884 with
the sum by them respectively paij for each hcenae
70 the clerk Of the peace Of New Castle county for
Nhn r1nn 6nfN a rEn nAlau-anh
Middletown transcript., 1884-12-26

Pyle Margaret A 60 80 Pike Henry 1918
Pa terson VIM 81 6 90 Pennington w 800
Price & Co 645 PylC&Lchteust' 16 Is
Fiji ps Wm H 10 90 PurneIl Jo eph II = 90
Middletown transcript., 1884-12-26

Merchants for six Months
AIlcon FB $500 Anderson D 3 Jr 500
Anderson VIM 500
Middletown transcript., 1884-12-26

Nav or Il &C 100 New II Malta 600
Nicke oD c. 800 Nonou VIM $500
Middletown transcript., 1884-12-26

T Isr or PERSONS LICENSED to retail goods
i 4 wares and merchandise and other property Of
whatever kind, manufacturers Of all Kind persons
licensed to sell intoxicating liquors, tavern
keepers, eating houses, life insurance, hre 1nsur-
ance vending goods by sample real estate agents,
brokers, Irivate bankers, aucuoneers, photogra-
phers, lawyers, conYeyancers, doctors, dentlstsi
stai0ns ciTcuses and pedlers from the first day OF
APRIL 1854 to the first day of October, 1884, with the
sum by them respectively paid for each license to
the cel of the peace Of New Castle county for the
s.FF Fl1oE faTa ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-02

CAa,snhe, Wy, Jaa. Tho Csiss
PAsiss HsijSHy Co@pasJ hihBg n
the seztsAot with Lsranie Ia cen.
s,Fsst fossa nottA frsn Chsysans 10
Bissh hihs. sss which the GoapaaV
w.s 70 get esgo ,ev0 in ali Of the
scheme ~ith twsats Haeaths ~ sssia
vofk, The seaRiy yesterday by the
aoIiaa 81 Lite beard AhroEatsd the cos
trsst, and esyO ,Gep worth Of hosds
vsrs placed In The hsads OF the
Chsyesas Blaek hihs 40 AohiEsS
CsaPsny, whioh will Ssnasas
wsrk % eues,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-02

uAu,RINo 10 BKoNoKE
Duhlis dAuuapy, / several bodies
81 UfAnEeInen Suh bands Of iuu,l,
are proceeding 10 Drumurr, county
Tyrone; nader Vie .onlmnd uI their
grsudhAsteT StewAgt kupN. lutd
CAlSdos wi,s force "t artilrry j. On
his way lhither frouf VI splWIrh.
OIsogs mteting Wa tsi 10 ltrIi
close ~ BrnmOte, and NLnut 5000 pru.
pie were present 60. SOW AZ huuN the
prusident. presided. Ne accused ibe C"ot
VI sndeAV"Iiug ~ obtain Lhr Pv-"llllc
vote By prohibiting tue .cgd psllr,utr
peslinss Brs0lutiUII nrr pr's,H .p-
ppIiag the eAtrusiSH Of The tran
rhi,s la lr,lsuJ rundrnung The
ActioR OF the Gnut M allowing .cdl-
u0ns mes,ing IA ulster, appuNua some
Esle in lrelSud, amt EUHnr.ug Lord
hussmores aGliuu IN Ross 4 1,r among
The upsakers were LORD Gruur liam
iheH, LoTd tlAud AacllJut NuN
Asmilton, ard Lord CnlrdmWau tnr
meeti0s WA held ma Held NJ ihr "''.
poste end OF ter lawn and bC rl' 81
parties WISE krppj alsl 10y
large bottles of lurHrN
inlsniry srd pulirt, and oven San
force to he i,Ar, " ablcl ro rrrNrEt q
collision.
The ustiouSIistI meutiug atlrudr1
by about 400 people and The A,ecsI
speeches supper log the "nIr.r of the
IsEue were delivered.
When the NEE iiGs were brca-
King up ~ the evening .rNeral
attempts were uade Iu atts,h carh
other, hut the iAmcurs, NuS-ap M
fSntry and police prev any .rrl-
qua disorder. In sn artrupl ot the
troops to disporIc the crowds Young
man named McEwru WIS Wounded IN
the abdomen with $ hayUnet. aud ID 10
suspected hat he will lie. Another
man was also rrinus'y w"uuuct.
IIIssI confusion prevailed at the railway
sA1fiou, while tie Nar.uus delegations
We 9 boarding the Iihlns 10 return uumr.
Tho arrangement aNng tod slNc ne
Qasaa," 'knr Bullninn. hnd other
pslritN Senas and rheerrd the qlesi, mi !,
uOspG.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-02

Lima, January - letter ivulu
rauAs Maya status lhst l's,@ SIS
GOnpleisly ovsrlhruwn ia tie b1tt''
90 the mighI ui Gloilou,.w hcif las e.
Of ten hOurS. The government lrN1Jt r.
were under the command ul 60.
lglsIia, PugH alter hi. drlru hrd
towards faurA, par,scd hr Tine ma
fiahai tatget
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-02

Greet ptspssausss have ss,s SAD
at u. HahsT's Tor the holiday, leu sss
fud the isrGsst variety Of lsys th'rs II
tn. sity. Hssuhisi SsIls. sl.gsa, drsss'
lag sasss. % bsnassns Ter ladies. Ia
tai. u yea vast ts gladden. tAs bssTs.
" ths iittts sHss 70 10 3. hESsr's Ass
isVsst
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NoTICn.

wscs. 10 Ut %.
Csnss sasss are hereby aoafss that
paels Rfs quarterly wstrr rrhb ere no-
asv, cad pAysblt al the snes 81 tss
Coaprsy, sSrnsI 9rd aud kTsnkiiA shssls
risase ssti ssS settle before Ihs isiA
tsxs
Rupsotfuliy,
BAso WArna Gs,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-01-02

The tanlsomcst display vi sleskst pre-, =
cuts tor ne O.ilays in he CIV.
GREATLY REDut ED PflCES er
ny no charge in busiRcss. Cane sadt
,ui luok AZ our goods before huyiag.
lt-ltI tL,ItES. MORRISON 4 q.
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W.csCs nI1.rA,.

Are supp led with cholcett ]sristiss
tor household aud offies use, s.l at
lowest pr &c, deliver pr mptly and guar.
unr'e Weight. Have exclusive S,ls "t
MrAliister. tbs hest nation coal Get
your supply Will price is low, Please
send witt n orders
ions FARIEI. Proprietor
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