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Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22
Mutiny and Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO, January ia special
TO the Chronicle from san Diego, Cal, says:
A courier arrived to-day with dispatch
for the Mexican Consul stating that the
Mexican soldiers stationed at Ensededa,
! Mexico, mutinied last Friday night and
murdered their captain, (name not given
his wife and several other persons. They
then fled in a body, taking ammunition
with them. The band numbers 40. A
telegram was sent TO the captain of gun
boat, which has been lying at this port. for
assistance but the vessel had sailed for
San Francisco. Application was then
made to Captain Bailey, U.S.sSth Infantry
to forward such assistance as would pre-
vent depredations along the boundary line.
The request was promptly granted. The
Mexican citizens are greatly alarmed, as
the mutineers are known to be desperate
lot
A dispatch Just received states that the
mutineers passed near Campo, Mexico, and
were making for L. :. territory.
SAN FRANCISCO, January IA special
| from San Diego to the Chronicle gives the
following additional particulars of the
break at Ensenada. Mexico. At midnight
/ Saturday the Sergeant of the guard was
bayonetted by a sentry in the back while
sitting IN tent. The house of Captain
Rico was broken into and the Captain shot
dead in bed. His wife was seized and the
money in the house was demanded. She
said there was none. when she was dubbed
to death with muskets. The house was
| pillaged and 81 600 worth of va.uables
were taken. All the horses in the village
I were collected hy tle mutineer- who
when they departed, took the Lieutenant
with them and dubbed him, as they sup
posed, ;o-death, short distance out and
left him. lie afterwards recovered and re-
turned to the village Ii is thought his
injuries are not fatal. The noted bandit
Sancho Lopez planned the revolt and leads
the party, which camped at Jaeumbe, q
few miles souths of Campo.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22

WASHINGTON, January IL. - At a
recent meeting OF the House Com
mittee on military affairs Representative
Slocum was authorized to call up in the
House, at the first opportunity, the first
bill introduced in the Senate at the present
session, providing for the placing of Gen.
Grant on the retired list. At a meeting
Of the committee to-day motion author
izing him 10 call up the bill passed by the
Senate on the 14th inst, having for its OBJ
ject the retirement of Gen. Grant, was
lost by a vote of : to ?. Those opposing
the proposition were Rosecrans, slocum,
Morgan, Wolford, Murray, Connolly, Boyne
and Lyman. Those favoring, Cutcheon
and Steele.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22
Effects Of the Cyclone.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, January ia
special to the Times from Collinsville gives
fuller particulars of the terrible Alabama
cyclone. About four miles west of Collins
vile the residence of Noble Gilbraith to-
gether with all his farm houses, located at
the base of Sand Mountain. were COM
pletely demolished. His youngest child
was instantly killed by flying timbers, its
body being terribly mangled. A young man
living with the family was seriously and
probably fatally wounded. The family had
retired about an hour before the storm. No
other member of the family received any
injury. Every article of household goods
were blown away, not leaving any wearing
apparel for the grief-stricken family. 1t is
reported from good authority that an anvil
in blacksmith shop near by was blown a
hundred yards Great damage TO other
property in the neighborhood is reported.
Some three miles further off two other
residences were completely blown away.
In one of them there were l3 occupants,
all of whom received more or less injury,
but none as yet reported fatal. Great
damage is reported to farm property gen.
orally, owing to high water. 1t is impos-
sible TO obtain accurate information as TO
the true extent and injury done by the
cyclone, but enough has been ascertained
TO report that while il is fearfully disas-
trous, it is by no means such a terrible
scourge as the famous cyclone which passed
through Cherokc: aSd Calhoun counties
last spring During all day yesterday and
the greater part of the night n tremendous
heavy rain fell flooding all streams and
low lands, making it almost impossible to
travel or TO gain further information. The
fearful cloud accompanied by wind,
was seen from this place and looked hide
Gus indeed. There was continuous roaring
in the elements like distant thunder for
some 80 minutes before the wind passed.
One family became frightened before the
tempest approached and ran to a neighbor-
ing house a short distance away which was
blown away while their own house from
which they fled remained standing. The
track OF the cyclone v as about 200 yards
wide
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22
Railroad Affairs.

DENVER, January l5.-At meeting OF
the general managers Of the roads repre-
sented in the Colorado pool held here some
3 months ago, the award OF percentages
made by Arbitrator Tucker was announced.
This award held good until the first of
January. This afternoon Pool Commits
sioner Daniels announced another award
which will govern until the first of May.
The Union Pacific loses per cent on Den
yer freight business. The Burlington and
Santa Fe gain per cent. Each of the new
figures are, Union Pacific A, Burlington
30 SantaFe %.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22

HALIFAX, January l4.-A meeting Of
those interested in the fisheries was held
at Darlington Passage this afternoon. A
resolution was passed requesting the Do
minion Government 10 take immediate
steps TO secure a reciprocity treaty between
the United States and Canada on terms
mutually advantageous, and in event the
proposals are not entertained by the
the Washington government that the rive
nues of Canada be pledged and the assist
ance of England asked 10 protect onr resi-
dent fishermen within 3 miles of the limit,
and prevent an infringement of these priyi-
leges by fishermen sailing under the
American flag.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22
Terrible Row.

PORTLAND, Oregon, January 13.-A ter.
rible fight among sailors occurred aboard
the brig-bark Craig Miller lying at the
dock below this city. Nine of the crew of
the bark Chilena. moored near, boarded
the Craig Miller, and all were drunk. Sec
ond Officer Williams ordered them of,
when he was struck by TWO of the intrud-
ers. the crew came to his assistance and for
- minutes there was terrible fight with
hand-spikes, and other deadly weapons.
The fight continued until men fell from
wounds and exhaustion. The second Of
iicer is dangerously injured, and one or two
OF the sailors may die.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22

NEW YORK. January 15.-John J. Cisco
4 Co, the big bankers, assigned late this
afternoon. The Liabilities are stated at
100000.
NEW YORK, January l5.-It was official
IN announced shortly after the close Of
business, that the old banking firm of John
7. Cisco & Co. had made an assignment TO
Louis May, formerly OF the firm of May *
King, bankers, who is also the assignee Of
Halstead, Haines q Co, which concern sus-
pended some months ago. The firms were
intimately connected, financially. for
many years with the Louisville x Nash
Vile and Houston d Texas Central Rail-
road Companies. Owing to the shrinkage
in values OF the above securities reports
were started several days ago that the
firm was embarrassed, although reports at
fecting the cred L Of the firm were denied
at the time, but :they led to a
steady and increasing run by the
depositors, and it was deemed best,
for the benefit Of all creditors to make an
assignment without preferences for the
purpose of gradual liquidation. As gem
orally criticised this afternoon the matter
is rather in the nature of liquidation
than failure, as IL is stated that all de-
positors will be paid in full as soon as
securities can be realized upon. No state
ment has yet been made. The present
partners are John A. Cisco, son of John j.
Cisco, and F. A. Foote. The late John j..
Cisco was for long period Treasurer of
the United States AT New York. All
moneys deposited with the Grm to-day
will be returned tomorrow.
New YORK, January 16.-Up to late
hour this afternoon there were no failures
growing out of the Cisco suspension. The
accepted reason for Cisco's assignment now
is that the daughters of the late John G
Cisco co-heirs with Cisco of the present
firm, insist upon having the estate liqui-
dated and Withdrawing their funds from
the concern.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE agri-
cultural appropriation bill will recommend
the expenditure of Sl,O00O0O less than
last year for that branch of the govern
ment
Chief Justice Waite is slowly improving
in health, and expects TO leave Washing
ton for the South early next week, hoping
to be benefited by milder climate. He
made short visit to the Capitol to-day.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22
Judgment Sustained.

WA~HINGToN, January 14.-In the in
reference telephone case, Drawburgh
against Blake or Edison, where a motion
was made by Drawburgh's counsel to re-
vert 10 the decision of Commissioner Mar
BILE in disiaissing Edison from interference
in conformity with the recent decision OF
the Supreme Court, to the effect that there
can be no appeal from the decision OF the
Commissioner of Patents, Commission
er Butterworth has declined TO grant the
motion and decides to adopt the judgement
of the Secretary as he finds il.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22
Chinese Restriction Act.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE Secre-
tary of the Treasury has issued a circular
to custom house officers restatlng and
modifying for their information the exist
ing regulations relating TO the admission
into the United States of Chinese persons
other than laborers, 80 as TO be III accord
ance with the recent decision OF the
Supreme Court in the case of Chew Hong,
plaintlfl in error. VS.. the United States.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22

LONDON, January ia Berlin cores
pondent to the Pal Mall Gazette says; Ger
many rejected the proposal regarding the
Egyptian finances, recently submitted to
the powers by England and accepted the
counter proposals submitted by France.
The latter embody the financial scheme
which England distinctly rejected at the
Egyptian conference in London last spring.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22
Found Dead.

NEW YORK, January l3.-W i. Morse,
aged -, pTomptor in the Union Square
theatre, was found dying in a cab at Union
Square tonight and was taken TO a hospi-
tai, but when examined by a physician
life was extinct. The matter is involved
in some mystery.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22
Adverse Report.

WASHINGTON, January 16.-The Senate
Committee on Pensions reported adversely
the bin to grant a pension of $50 pei
month TO Emma DeLong widow of the late
Lieutenant Commander DeLong, of Jean
nette fame. The report of the majority
merely recommend the indefinite post
p0nement Of the bill
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22
Plead Gully.

ST. PAUL, January 14.-In the District
Court this afternoon ID. +. Swami, who
took $4,000 from the office of the local
treasurer Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
and was captured at Suttons Bay, Michi-
gan, last week, pleaded guilty. Sentence
was deferred till Saturday.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22
IlInlI-
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, January 16.-Rear Adj
miral Powell is dead.
Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22
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Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22
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Helena weekly herald., 1885-01-22
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-01-17
First publication, Nov 8.

SHERIFF'S sALE-TerrItory OF Dakota, Conn
> " Of Custer:-ss. In the District Court, First
Judicial District.
Isaac Is. Hammond We. Jas Drodie jas Terry, ID
W. Tcter, Abraham Wilcox. w. G.. Gooch and
Penobscot Mining Company. q private corpora
tion duly incorporated under the laws Of Dakota
territory.
Notice il hereby given. thatby virtue OF an ex-
ecutiou 10 me directed and delivered and now in
my hands. issued ont Of the clerks Office OF the
first judicial district court. territory OF Dakota. in
foreclosure and sale rendered In said court In
favor OF Isaac r ammond against James Brodie
James Terry, Duncan W. Tetcr, Abraham Wilcox
aud W. G Gooch, / have levied upon the follow
ing described real property OF said defendant, to-
wit;
The Penobscot mine and twenty five stamp
quartz mill situate near kIddville on Greenwood
gulch a tributary OF the north Fork OF French
creek Ia Custer mining district, Custer county
Dakota territory and more particularly decribcd
on page 300, book 3 OF locations in office OF the
Register ofdceds said Custer County,
And that / shall, on Monday the fifth dev OF
January, A. ID. 1885, AZ the hour OF 10 O'Clock "A Ill
Of said day AZ the front door OF the conrt house in
Custer City in said county and territory proceed
to sell all the right, title and interest ofthe above
named James Broiie, James Terry. Duncan W.
Teter, Abraham Wi cox and w. G. Gooch in and
TO the above described property. to satisfy said
judgment and costs, amounting 10 seventeen hnn.
dred and six (s,706) dollars and sixty (60) cents.
together with all a%ccruing costs Of sale, AID in
terest on the same from the 23rd day Of Septem
Der, 1884, n; the rate ofseven per cent per Anuum,
at public lotion, 10 the highest bidder for cash,
Granville q. Bennett, Plsintif's attorney.
JOHN I, CoDE.
Sher.~ ~ Custer county. ID, 7.
Dated a. cun0 CITY. DaAota Ter, Nov. I'D
1871
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To Subscribers.

The subscribers to the CHRONICLE who
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We need the many dollars due us and
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Notice of Final Proof
", Belknap, Id 923

LAND OFFICE AT DE.Dwoop. y. TT
Nov Eth, 1854. {
Notice il hereby given that the following nam
ei settler has filed notice of his intention a.
max" final prootiu support of his claim. and
,lol said proof will be mnde before the judge
or clerk Of the district court of Custer county II,
T. at Custer City, ID !, ON Jnn, 10, 1850,
viz;
Cyrus N Bclknap HI Oh for the n hf ne a. sw
qr ne or see ~ ST. or Sc qr see tp|>r1 4 j. 81 "a.
he names the following witnesses u prove his
contin ious residence upon and cultivation OF,
saii land, viz:
Alvin : Way. John Strater, Frank Bender
David Pushor OF Custer County - +.
J T.. LCSE, Reglster
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Notice Of Final Proof.
DoviS pusbnr M DCp
David Pushor I'D 26l

LAND OFFICE 7 DEADwooD, n. TT
Soy. 18th, 1854. I
Notice il hereby given that the following nam
Ell settler has iled notice OF his intention 10
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made b tore the judge
or clerk Of hc district court OF Custer county at
Custer city ID. +. on January 10, 1889. viz:
David pu>hor Id 26l for the NV Or Sc or sw or
ne ar and lots | and > see tp 3sr7eB IL NJ.
continuous residence upon and cult Natioi of,
said land, viz:
Alvin ). Way, John Stratcr, Cyrus Belknap,
Frank Bender. Of Custer County, -. I.
J. Z, LUSE Register
First publication Nov. -.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-01-17
OF Amelia F. Johnston, D. No 1859

OF Amelia F. Johnston, d s No 1853
Land Office at Dcalwood. Oak.
Nov. 9th 1854.
To Hans Howell, who made ID 5 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof viii be made before the judge OF clerk o
the district court for Custer comfy at Custer city
ID. I. OF January pit. 1885. viz:
Amelia r. Johnston - : Zoos iur the nS IL scC
9 tp Z south range Z r Is III NJ
lie names the following witnesses to prove hi,
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land. viz;
l.. Is. Reno, John Reynard. Joseph Brunsmit,
William Brooks Of Buffalo Gap, Custer county
D1.
J. p, LUSE. Register.
First publication Nov. s.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-01-17
Notice of Communication Proof
William +. Church, Ia so 1910

WlIIlaal F. Vhnrch, HI NO IUID
LAND OFFICE AT DEADwoop, u. T.. /
Nov l3. 1854. (
Notice ia hereby given that the ~followius nam
ed settler has nlri notice pfhis intention 10 make
commutuiVu prOJfin support at AS claim.
and that said PROOF will be made before the
reg ster AMI receiver al Deadwood ID. r., on Dee.
18th 1884. viz:
William r.. Church ia No 1910 for the No or ss
or aud az qr NV lr and " hfnn or sec - Up SSr5
r Is II VI
lie names the ollowing witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon And cultivation OF,
said bind, VIZ:
Gihorl Parker. John Virtue. Columbus c
Chambers and Thomas QIigiey all OF Cascade,
Dakota Territory
J. p. LUsE. Rsghtsr.
Ytrst p~ublicat on Nov IL, lSs
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Notice OF Final Proof
Frank Bender Id 2Si
LAND OFFICE AT DEADwoop, u. II
November 18th, 1885

Notice 4. hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler has filed notice of his intent. on to
max final proof III support Of his claim. and
that said proof will he made before the Judge or
c,erk Of the district court of custer county q!
Caster City. H.. T. on January 10, 1885. viz
Frank Bender lid 2Sj for the SO or NV or n hi
sw or sec 10 and ne qr 80 Or sec . IL 3 5 range I c
Is II y,
lie names the allowing witnesses Ia prove hi
continuous res dencc upon, and cultivation o.
sad land, viz
Alvin :. Way. John Strater. David Pushor.
Cyrus ". Bclknap Of Custer County. ID I.
j. T.. LUSE, Register,
First publication, Nov. -
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Notice of Final Proof
james =. Shepard. Id III
land Office ut Dcadwood, Da

land Office at Deadwood. Oak
Dee. LIST. 1854
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention Ia
ami that said proof VIII be made before the
judge or clerk Of the distr ct court IN and tor Fall
River county AT Hot Springs. Oh Janusry ~. 1855
viz.
James,. Shepard Hd I'll for the W III sw ar sw
or NV Or see IS aud ne qr Sc qr sec 3. Up 81 range
6 Is ii NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, viz:
c. Is. Green, Edmund Petty. Joseph Petty and
Henry Marty ali Of Hot Springs. Fab River Co..
OAK.
J. p. LCSE, Register
First publication. Dec. 6.