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Gnropedn Advertisements

nMnRfIA FMn HIeclpe andnotof how 90 harm
ElIKR1H tHtI essy, cnecually and rapidly
VIII ~ k.tsls " Obesity without SEMI
TarVaIlOntctaTy ctc. European Mall oct 18th says
merely 10 reduce the amount 81 fetbut
the source ~ obesity 10 Induce radcalcuTe
ol he disease Mr. X. makes no charge whatoyeri any
person rich can obtain hl work gratis by send
Ing cts 90 cover postage 90 r. &. RUSSELL Escs
Moburp House, store Stresi, London Eng"
r IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Finest and Cheapest MeatilayOrtng stock Tor
Soups, Mado Dishes and Sauces etc Annual
sale, 100000 lars.
IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An Invaluable Tonic in ~ weak digestion and
debility. rs aud boon Tor which Natl0ns
should feel grateful" Sec Medical Press LAD
Get" etc.
7 IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAL EAT
1 Genuine ONLY with fac smile OF Baron dleDlgs
signature in Blue Ink Label Tue Tito
.sBaron Iiebig" and photograph having been
largely used by dealers with no connection with
Baron Liebg, the public are informed that the
IIebR Company alone offer the article with
IIaron liebigs guarantee OF genuineness
r IFBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
TO DO had Of all Storekeepers, 0rocers ana
Chenists sole Agents for the United states whole
tAeOnlyl q. DAVID q Co. Fenohurchayenue
London, England AL,
eola wholesale by PARK " 1llford James Smith Aoker
Neral COndlt McKessOn koDbna lhurDer ly6thu ~
Co. Francis II. Leggett a Co.. aud W II. semenenn ~
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INDEX FOR 1884
THE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGRn
49, Contains also
The Years Record.
circuit OF tie Worlds History.
Rcfsicsl Activity and Commercial Depressiopi1
ths United States. The Chief Events
In the Old World.
wiz Table OF Topical HesdA
Prce 81 Gents.
THE TRIBUNE,
NEw.yoRK
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auttion Sales of Eiue Stock.
DETER C. KELLOGG & CO.'S
SECOND SPRING CONVERSATION SALE
JERSEY CATTLE.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY
May ~. IL, Il and TO- 1885,
Commencing each day az 10 o'clock at
THE AMERICAN HORSE EXCHANGE Limited
Broadway and 5Oth.st. New.Yrk.
(once lO7 John-st)
PETER c. KELLOGG, Auct!onser.

PETER c. KELLOGG, Auctioneer.
Over 2O head registered Jersey Cattle arc consigned TO
m sale and may be at the Ichange aud after sat
urday afternoon. May q.
Tho sale includes daughters Of such famous cows a.
prncess "a Official butter test A6 ns 1874 IN days
highest record oxford Kate official test 80 - IL o.
second record Flpsil I'd 20 os OIL All y which
are mentioned TRBtNE ~ May page > a. the great
cows OF COomasse Family. Hence this sale IN Including
AUGItIEt these great cows offers 70 the PUBIC the
very crtan Of the oomasse Family The speehed animals
the herd Of Ars = VI. Shoemaker Baltl
more Nd who their distinguished dams and bred these
animals - ~
me entire Wo0dide herd owned ny tho Burden Iron Co..
Troy n V. including the great Cows Pearl Armstrong (1l
ms 10 OF and Not ~ be. 10 and their numerous
descendants tne4ry 30 head viii be closed out. -
Monitor Brothers Randolph W. send picked ot OF
the highest quality including the blood OF Coomasse hboiye
stoke POgis &c , - ~, $500
Many other prominent breeders arc orouAoy roPo
aented Catalogues ready. .-.,. - ,.,.
PTTFR Z. KELLOGG & CO.. lO7 John-st. NeW-fo rk'
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IRE PETROLEUM MARKET.

The Potosi Mining Company has levied an assessment
of 80 cents per share.
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
II YORK; LAKE ERIE AND WEsIE B1o Rail tI soA s
ARRANGEMENTS Of trains Sn Shs@ ncr Depot from "a"
9am,Daiy except sundays Day kiprsss Draw s,Iaen
Coaches to Cleveland Cincinnati ana Chicago.
m-Daiy. st Louis Limited" Express NO extra c9nzs
I rTa a;' 7 ts ~ Nassra Fails sS5 ~ hamilton ind
iO.i5 M. Detroit. $50 Salamanca. 65S m. Clevs
second day Connecting trains arrive Toledo S p M ans
p%6y cheo Express. for tho West, rr..
o. Pullman Day and seeRng Coaches 20 Binsn"n -
Rutherord aud Passslc 545 72o 80 $50 iO2 IN Il nsss
las $3.50 440 $40 $50 60 $50 80 l0S0p II midnigat
Paterson 5;a5 100 $50 1920 noon las ssa
$40 5le $50 $40 c 7s0 go 1920 an II %aaiEst
Newsrk and Paterson via NewaEk go 100 $40 igoa
u midnight saturdaynights ONLY sundays Oils $40
sukern 5.45 100 1920 m las $50 $50 O:l0 $50 n
and midnight Sundays 585 $3.50 1920 l;io ESQ pm
WSrwiek 7a5 lois m 4:I5 p IN, Sundays sl5am,
Newburg and Cornwall 7'oO a N $50 Also p sInesy
RondOut Kingston and Montgomery an S:3op a
Goshen 5:i6 100 1920 m $3.50 $50 4:SO go
Middietows 1:f5 $50 1870 n $50 4:so $50 pm,
gsG $40 GsE trains s Connect With ontao 2 Vest a
Railroad at Mainst The IN tr ia stops Minst only
$3.50 logo a $50 SPIN.
B'ss leave 2sd sS 1 10 e S ,2sTv q
minutes and II so N; sunsays ever tar ainn,es
Sleeping coaches can be Obtained and orders Tor he Sscs
and transfer o. baggage may be left a. The compass oes
court-s- Brooklyn or a the cOmpany's Depots
Express from the West arrivein NewY0x at 7iot
1880 JOHN T. a IB BOT denr Paasr Agent NewYor
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-FO2 BOSTON
and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot Ihfee
casi sundays at I0p IN. with palace s.eePing ears
Il. w. pOPPI.E. Agent
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Oteau CLEANERS.

A NCHOR LINE, u. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
a GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRfi =,
pURHESSIA. May ld Jam II IL Aaol A. uho - - IN
ASCHORIA MAY 80 q a. ETHIOPIA. Juue -, o - H.
Cabin passage $50 10 $50. Second class $$5U..
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN Shtt III.
CITY Of ROME sails Wednesay JuIe d July -
ana every fourth W ednesday thereatter.,-
Cabin passage $50 to 800 Second CLASS So5
Eteerage outward Orprepald DO
z Bowling 6reen NcW.1OrN.
4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL De REcEiV .I1 "A Al .rh LII
UPTOWN OFFICES, 20. 1888 broadway, corner Ihty-
drsts. until D. n and Sl3 West Tvent-thd-st' corner
Eghth-aye No. 159 Fourhayc corner Ioo
Thfrday corner orty-sevenA-stI No LVVI lhIn,sYe
sItieth-st, and at tho AILkM OPTIC I'D ihird,
ave hundred and wenty nfts up TOE p % ~
regular ofce Also BRooKLYN 30 and ~ GonrsL
EOR BERMUDA. u.,,ns,
Of the Quebec Steans Doai
psny TRIM dad and oINoCo VII be dispatched r. EN-
KuiipsDAY from NeW-York and Bermuda. Drlnoco
from Ncsgl ork April Excursion rates 600 tofoV'
Yer psssage, Information &C. apply TO o., ,.s.-
'A ~ 0UTERBRIbE 90. AGENTS OF broeaWay
WORLD TRAVEL COMPANY, 2Oi broan"Ay.
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NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE.
To BOSTON 49,
WORCESTER az 90,

NASHUA rs
Portland So aud no transfers.
Gteamera "Cty worcester" and Cy OF Boston leave
pier 10 n r. loot OF Wats next pier above Desbrosses
At. Ferry, daily, except sunday. al . p m
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ Trains leave from chambers Depot for Engle wood
Coster Pisment and Nyack $50 10 l. 800, go
$40, Gao, $3.50 ~ midnight Sundays T. m sRd
Nanret Spring Valley and Monsey loa m. 1850 b. I'd
Sundays a Id
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INMANLINE OLE STEAMERS.


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD SIS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
opE sat Nav H. $50 aa ElaeT wed. MAY ~ $50 a. M
E4 : ed May % 10 m VERA sSt a., Nay 90 SO am
on ExpIess steamers FEsL Cabin Sloq 10 sS Cabin
Second Caoin' sooIs teerage at lowest rates.
oELRICH5 * Co.. No. Bowling Green
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LINES FOR cALlFoRN IA SANpWISH tSLA ~ 3.
JAPAN oH!NA mi MEXfco
--' From New. YORK, pier foot Canal.st ~ r.
For San Francisco wa the lsthmus OF Panama
cOnpectns for Central and south America and deEico
From san Francisco d ist ara a!hn Truman s'S
;as 9Sr any aY A.
ZEAlANDIA sails SATURDAY June 8 Z pd m,
For feab passage and general Information apply Com
pany's office on the pier, loot Cana.sti y h.,,o,,
DED STAR LINE.-FOr Antwerp and PARIS.
IL sailing from New-York and antwerp every SatuTy;
Soo5 LH 80 10 500 excursion 10 TO si6U second
S'oP PETER WaiGHT & SONS Gent Ag'ts. s. Broadway.
THE u. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL LIS, IS. GO 60.
A% aS5S6amP Perns@buco bahia sad Janer
j M Il k5 ePGp af S%
FiNANCE......... FRIDAY, July s. brooklyn
Ss2Fi SGT on 9 S RAY a a
WHITE STAR LINE-MAURY ROUTE. =,
w United STATES AYP R934+ Iv NM
GERMANIC. CAPT kennedy SATURDAY N ay 5e' N.
hnRBIETASNic GAIT saturday Nav 60 $50
CELTIC Can't. Geadell. Saturday June o II A. M
RATFSs g $50 $50 and 500 Return tickets
favorable terms steerase a. Low rate anS oS
YORK PP' ~ r. J. CoRTGs. Agent
Aseh'' iof D'''O''s sT'tARr ToBEY. 4O6 walnutst
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Dipiofn0 Nollces.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD SoMPAST.{
CHICAGO, ILL., May 3. 1888.
NOTICE.-A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
~ TwO DOLLARS PR STARE has tai5 Gay been DC.
,,yable on NJ FITtsT DAY or JUNE MKT 70 stock
iders ~ record the close OF business hours on the
FIFTEENTH INSTANT - 49, III, =, .
The dividend sharos registered In New OK WI be
retd AZ he ice the COmpAnys agents JOHN PAION
z CO. o. WI New-l ok and on shares registered
In Chicago office VI the IreasnrrT Of tne
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RIVER BRANCH

II I'M II u
4 NETWORK NEW-HAVEN AND Hartford r r.
Trains leave Harlem River station 32d-st anal
IAncon-aye Third Harlem iy.r
reached By Third Avenue Elevated nsroa D. dy, excees
Sundays, at $40, 7;46 300, 1000, IloJ a. al gs
44O bl0, GAO and 500 p IN. for Prt Morrs casanovs
Oak Point, Hunts Point s est Farms Van Nest, wss5
Island. Pelham Manor and New.Roehels ing q
Rochelle with trains for all points the line "a
the New YORK New.Haven and Hartford RaIlroa Is sbore
lane and Air Divisions NewCa naan Midd,etownI
Britain and Suield Branches and poin
East
Midnight train New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
ions at i2:lg a. daily. except MONDAYS.
sunday for New Rochelle all Intermediate sa
tons 1900 and $3.50 the latter
at Rochelle with way trsins 10 Genital Depo AMI
stanford with train Boston via shore line
4 .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passcnge
trains lea 20 depot foot Of CortIandt Des5rosses
ts at $40 a. M, $40 and for Easton. heh a.
Allentown Reading Mauch Chunk, Wlkesafre TowaHda.
Vavsry Ithaca Geneva Lyons Bu alo aud the West Pull
coaches daily LEGAL am.an1 $40
4 m. for Easton, bethlehem and Copl2y.
Trains leaving at $40 and $40 p m connect IT, an
and Hazloon coal regions. Sunday Irau
-syes for Mauch Chunk aud Hazlet0D, alOa.
General Eastern ONCE No. 235 broadway.
Il b. BYINdToN, O. p. A.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

A TROY BOATS-CITIZENS LINE
"A Steamers SARATOGA and CITY or TROY leave P,a,
A. E. foot OF chrisopherst daily except SATURDAY az
Pm Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
A LBANY BQATs-"P Peoples Line.n-DREW
4 and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al. North River
L0ot OF Canalst, every week day with
HI points North and West Statero0gs warmed Freight RI
ceiyed until time Of departure
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILI.
~ MOUNTAINS. Landing at Crsnston's west Polnt
Cornwall, Newburg Marlboro Milton Pou ghkeepsie ana
Esopns cennecfng with Ulster Delaware Stony tloye
anu Mountain Railroads Steamers City OF Kfnxs
and James Baldwin leave every week day a4 D. m pler
oot OK except Saturday when City OF Kingson
leaves at pm.
NATSKfLL EVENING LINE.
~ For Catskil >tuyyesant and intermediate landings
Boats daily (sundsys excepteD from Pier 81 r
''''' FARE Only ONE DOLLAR
DAY LINE TO NEWBURG.-Steamer
~ JAMES T. BRETT, from Pier ., n r., Rector ST.
cepted landing Grassy Point yp planeK's Crahstons
Cold spring and Cornwall Fare so cents Excursion tickets
reduced rates.
DOR NEW HAVEN.-Steamer leave Peck
Sip at p. and ii p. tSundsys excepted pr
in time for early trains north and east
curslon TO New Haven and return. 81 81.
EALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
il TO Boston the Low farcs Large and powerful
steamers Pill Rim and PROVIDENCE. from Pier 20,
North River dli Sundays inclnded at o. m.
GEORGE 4. COS X, General Passenger Agent.
BORDEN LOWELL, Agents, NewYork
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Oreau Cleaners.

BILE Courier wishes to travel In Europe II
n any capacity highest references o... :. ~ "
College electrical Engineering East 26th.st. n. Z:
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ADAMS EXPRKss CoNPIsYl
NEW-YORK May Is. 1888. }
THE Transfer Books of this Company will
be cOsed from o'clock May 10 to the morning OF
June2. ID. u. BARNUM,
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HEELMS.-F Family and Day School for Girls,
Il No. TAI Highst Springfield Mass. For cireulars al
dress the Principals. Misses PORTER CHAMPNEf.
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Art Schools-City
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
IVA win receive pupils beginning Tuesday October 81 N
drawing oil water color painting still life flowers and
Landscape, cl1na painting and decoration.
Studio No. 80 Madison-ave.
References
MI HUNTINGTON President National Academy OF Design;
MI William Hart, n. A.; Mr.. James NJ. Hart, y. Al
Mr.. David johnson, n A.
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NYACK SEMINARY for girls; limited num-
IN bers thorough training, delightful bOmei one hour
FROM y. Y Addrers Ms. IN OGENE BEHruOLF Principal
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For YOUNG Ladies-Country.

T OF OUIS 1119-IIOS--OO1tII0IJ'
DORDENTOWN, n. J.-Female Colleges
beautifully locateL very heAlfifu ana thorough "a
perioY Music aud Art Departments circular &C. adras
49, Rev. Nm. q. BOWEN, A. III, President
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Going 10 be n Herdsman.

Prof. Scully was nicely started in
the sheep business Sunday night by a
gentleman who kindly let him have
$50 head. He could spare them-he
had so many thousand on the hills
near Terry, you know. II SO happen
ed, also, that the banks we're closed
Sunday night SO the. gentleman bor-
rowed $40 of the Professor and after
ward came back and got sl4. Then
Scully bet 81 with Detective Smith
thatthe man was all right. But since
the detective appeared upon the scene
the gentleman, the money and the
sheep have entirely disappeared. The
Professor Is $25 out.
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A Turn Over.

Sbl. G. ii. Gould yesterday turned
over 10 his successor In ONCE. Mr..
Abram Hall, all the pomp and cir.
cumstance connected with being re
celver OF the United States land Office.
together with the books, money and
effects pertaining to the same. 1t is
now nearly four years since Col.
Gould came here TO assume this Office.
During that time he has invested
quite largely in Miles City property
and taken a lively interest in our
local affairs, making many friends by
bis frank and genial nature. His adj
minlstration OF his Office has been ex-
celient and he has received the COM
mendation ofall the inspecors who have
overhauled his work; we voice the de-
sire Of the majority when we say, we
trust that he will long continue TO be
a citizen of Miles.
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A Rescue.

las Mr.. Phillips was driving in from
the range on Sunday he tried to cross
the slough when the king bolt came
out OF his wagon and the horses be-
coming unmanageaDle spilled Mr.,
Phillips and his camp outfit into the
swift current. He was carried down
under the logs at the dam but being a
good swimmer managed to get out in
safety. Some of the boys who were
near by rushed to the rescue and
swimming after the wagon and outfit
succeeded in saving nearly all of the
property. The owner showed his
hand into his cool, damp pocket and
fshed out five wet dollars, telling the
boys to blow them in for him. So the
boys thankfully wandered forth and
shortly afterward the disappearance
Of keg Of beer and numberless cigars
was noted together with a conse-
qnential increase OF iollity among the
boys.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

Mr.. Charles Frohman. who is man
aging the Wallack company. is one Of
the celebrated brothers OF that name,
whose connection with any company
Is received as guarantee everywhere
that II In FIRST class. The bringing Of
SO large and excellent company to
this terra incognltla IL m experiment
Of Mr.. Froman's, which, we regret to
say, last nights attendance was not a
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

very satisfactory solution Of He is
DESTROYS of testing the practicability
of putting the Northern Pacific route
between New York and San Francisco
using the Union Pacific one way and
our route the other. Should his pres
ent venture satisfy him that It is prac-
ticable, Miles City will be favored
with the choicest dramatic representa-
tlons that the largest cities Of the
country enjoy. 1t is to the interest Of
the amusement loving public that at
least as far as we can influence it, the
verdict should be favorable.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

Mr.. ]. r. Ladd, one of the best
known stage line proprietors Of Wash
ington Territory and Oregon, is in the
city feeding splendid lot of horses
that he is taking east. Among them
are some Of the finest driving animals
that we have seen this season. He
has some OF them on sale at McGurk
a Cooks.
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Choice groceries at bottom figures,
LEIGHTON, JORDAN & Co.

I. c. Beattie, Chester, n. Y; l.. II.
Heman, Chicago; c. e. Stevens, T.. V.
Plummer, Boston; w. Croft, Powder;
l.. II. WOlverton, w. L. Mitchell,
Powder; M. Andross, ]. Knapp. La
Grande, Ore; ]. It. Sullivan, l.. f.
Lebolt, Chicago; Lloyd Selway, Chas
DAILY, p. F. DAILY, Pumpkin, are reg
istered at the Inter Ocean.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

Owing 10 the expected arrival of his
mother, the funeral ceremonies Of the
late p. NJ. Eckford, which were to
have been observed to-day, have been
postponed until tomorrow. Mr.. J. C.
O'Gorman, brother-in-law of the de-
ceased, arrived from saltwater, Mimi,
on Yesterdays DELAYED train.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

Deputy Sheriffs Frank Conley and
j. III. Landers arrested i. F. Tolbert
at Fort Keogh yesterday morning on
telegram from Fort Custer. He is
believed TO be one of the Osborne
outfit of larcenous proclivities.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

The executive committee Of the
Montana Stock Growers Association
will meet here on the Goth inst. and
decide upon a line of action with
reference to holding the stock growers
meeting at Helena during the week Of
the fair there.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

Dave Bishop and Oliver Messenger,
the busy bees that run the rink restau-
rant, have improved their place aud in
creased their facilities SO that there is
now no fear of their falling short on
ice cream or other commodities.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

F. b. Ross, travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago. Milwaukee &
st. Paul railroad, has been visiting
the city for a day or two. He met
Col. Malone here and was busy look.
ing after the interests of the road. He
will visit Helena and Butte before re-
turning to st. Paul.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

Major Mcqueen stated yesterday
that he had let the contrac; for dig
ging the cellar for the addition to the
Inter-O Ocean hotel to A. p. Flanagan
and that he will let the contract for
stone work this week,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

One of McGurk's boys attired in a
woman's riding habit rode through
the streets yesterday breaking a
broncho to the waving skirts Of
equestriennes.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

Custer county officers disguised as
soldiers accompanied Paymaster
Whipple on his recent trip from
0lendive 70 Fort Buford. We will
refer to the trip more fully in our next
issue.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

A bad man from Badville appeared
on Main street yesterday afternoon
and declared himself. He was col
Jared by Frenzy and toted to the cool
ing off place. He will tell his true
name this morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

+. Gaughnour, proprietor Of the
lumber mills at Big Timber, whose
Office Is at Livingston, arrived here
yesterday morning on business with
our lumber dealers and builders.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

In probate court the case against
the three burglars who broke INFO the
Baslnski warehouse came up before
Judge 6taehle yesterday and was con-
tinued until this morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

Bill Booth, who was arrested here
by Detective Smith and Frank Con-
ley. for the murder Of Jake 5chmerer,
at Buffalo, wyo., has been sentenced
at Buffalo TO be hanged October 2nd.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

during his last shearing on the Vel
lowstone and Pumpkin where they
have heen busy for Selway, Harris,
GoodfellOw and other wool growers.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-07-14

Messrs. McGrath, Burlingame, Nc
Farlane and Trainer returned from
sheep shearlng Saturday night. Bur
lingame Is said to have sheared l4O
sheep In one day.