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SOME STATISTICS.
1YnEeARp no our lMroRrAgloss
OF Merchandise and Their cla.sia ation. d !.
some Rsmini.ssaess of the As.asss,natioa !
ofLlneolu-Ths Po.tmastsr, generate
New ordsr-wa.hinEton aos.lp.

wAsnixoroS, ID. G., April ls,-In tn,
quarterly report of the Chief OF the
Bureau of Statistics, just published, The
imports Of merchandise entered for con,
sumption in the United States iaurinsthe
year ending June 90, 1884, are presented
under the following heads: h
Glass A.-Articles Of food and live
animals.
Glass B.-Articles in crude condition
which enter into the various processes Of
domestic industry.
Glass c.-Articles partially manuiac.
tured for use as materials in the manutac.
turing and mechanical arts. 4
Glass D.-Manufactured articles ready
for consumption.
Glass E.-ArticIes Of voluntary use, lux.
uries, DC.
Mr.. Nimlno makes the following state.
ment in regard TO this classification: SIT
Is, OF course, impossible to ogmake any iab.
solutely correct classification 81 imported
merchandise, according 10 the grouping
here presented. Adoubt arises 10 many
instances as to the class In which the par
ticular commodities should be placed. The
series OF tables Is therefore to q con
siderable extent discretionary. SAll, that
eau be said OF them IL that they
have been prepared with care and that
they express the best OF Judgement Of the
chief Of this Bureau aided by experts in 80
far as 1t has been practicable 10 secure
such assistance. 1t is believed, however,
that the articles, concerning the grouping
OF which doubts exist, constitute even in
the aggregate q rather small percentage Of
the whole, and that the disiribut on Of
such articles will render the general re-
suit Of some value for studies in the nature
Of analysis" NJ,
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FROM'OTER THE0CEAN.
rnE 1ArEsrNEws BY THE CABLE
Rs,irardIpr Russian and EnEll.h Dlaleuiae..
The Retreat Of the Afghan troops TO
Hsrat-Ths War of Words sun
coptlauss-Fersisn News Notes.

LONDON, April l6.-The Telegraph to-day
publishes dispatch from yiennA which
states that De Giers has telegraphed
Baron De staal, at London, as follows: ~
am charged, by the Cars personal com.
mand, 10 request you to inform the En-
glish Government that, in the Cars opin.
ion, war would be most deplorable to both
countries also that the Car firmly hopes
that a prompt and simple arrangement Of
the present difficulties may be establish
ed.n
} staal telegraphed De Giersin reply "that
the English Government gladly accepted
his communication"
= The st. Petersburg Official Messenger pub
fishes this morning telegram from Gem
eral Komarof, which states the remnant
OF the Afghan detachment which was de-
feated in the Rushk river engagement fed
to Herat. Komarof also states that the
losses Of the Afghans largely exceeded the
first estimate. Many perished as they
struggled through the rough country on
their retreat toHerat. The weather was
intensely cold and snow bad been falling
for twelve days. The Aighans have
burned the camp at Balamnrgbab, which
Sir Peter Lumsden abandoned. A pro-
Gov rnment is being organized at
topreyent anarchy. A Russian
remains at Cashkepri. The
dispatch concludes with the statement
that there Is no necessity for forward
at present.
Another cable message reads; Dis
patches from 81. Petersburg say the latest
advices received from General Komarotf
by the Russian War Office contain the in
formation that, after the fight Of March
30th on the Kushk river, the Afghans
evacuated Penjdeh and fed in the direc-
lion of!lierat, and that he has since been
TO occupy Penjdeh. in order to
prevent the place from falling into the
hands Of Anarchists and pillagera, who
bad already beganto make incufhons and
mad looted and burned portions Of the
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DOWN IN a CON- MINE.
Coal Digger. Iapri.onod In a burning
Illinois Mine.

Coal DlEEsrs Impri.oned In n Burning
Illinois Mine.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, April l6.-The Lincoln
CGlCOnpany's shalt and landing caught
tsatl 80 o'clock this morning and were
soa mass Of flames. From ten TO
'tEenty miners are at the bottom. The
saba about 100000, and there is no in.
Raace. The fire was caused by the ex-
plsiOn Of torch in the oil room. Cables
Sets $ept running until a few minutes be-
hIethe wire cable snapped in two. The
allowing men are known to be at the bot.
an; TheOdore Reed, John walshe, Pat
ylapbell, Mike Savage, Jack Cane and
!sry Comfort.
ltisthOught they will be saved. The
sSape shaft, three.quarters OF 0 mile
lSly, connects with the ono destroyed,
aaditls by this avenue that the men will
y most likely TO escape. The fire Is now
aaaer control, and several streams oi
Naiet are playing on the ruins. The wives
aud children Of tho imprisoned miners are
q dreadful suspense. Noword has yet
9seu received that the men have reached
y. ale escape, though the chances are in
their favor. 5-7- -
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Toying wI.h ,he p,e,..

u. I'rTr'vtLE, y Pa, April lo.-An Associ.
= i'ed fFess dispatch from Pitsbure yester.
Ss " said that Feaian emissaries were at
,S5 NJ IN Iitasyille purchasing dynamite
,Is ~ planning Tor q raid upon Canada with
ss @e Intention Of blowing up the Welland
~ ~ hIaeau canals. The story Is without
i,s., sS snshtest foundation and emanated
TS@ sSsa. notorious sensation monger who
N,Ia Isa struck this town and lately
4 SS4Med oti upon several journals a story
sb,%a ~ 4iempt 10 blow up the oil E5.
Se 70 this city with. nitro glycerine.
Isssluay's canRrd concerning the Fen.
,sas S.s v wa sent from here to aPitsbureh pa.
q, asi ~ IIaa thence was disseminated through
"@s country by the Associated Press,
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sEwspAPNI s URSEp our.
A Bun.lo Paper Ge,s scorehsd Together
With Other Firms.


With Other Firms.
BursALo, n. Y, April lG.-Shortly be.
iofeG 0 o'clock this evening a, one Of the
Yporters in the aforamg Express ollice was
lighting lamps inthe news room on the
second floor one Of the oil tanks above
the printers cases took fire and in a yefy
short time the whole room was, in
flames. The fire spread SO rapidly
that the reporters and editorial stat,
who occupied rooms close by, were driven
through the rear windows. The fire
spread through the building with great
rapidity, soon reaching the lithographing
department owned by Edward Hoffman,
on the third floor. A large quaint.
" Of valuable plates for maps,
which were being prepared for
the Mexican Government by Matthews.
Northrop & Company, together with all
the plant and stock was destroyed. From
here the fie caught In the job de-
partment Of the Elpress on the fourth
and fifth floors, which was also
totally destroyed. G.. II. Ddnston
lithographer, was also burned out, as was
also the o Neil Wagon Company, on the
tirst floor. About four hundred hands
were thrown out OF employment. Straub
& Co., Ibookbinders, suffer considerable
loss by water.
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DEVASTATING FARMS.
Riel's Indian Force. D.stroylng Property
81 in the Northwest.

81 II = In IN. Nartbweat Isl5'I
g. p.,,, aas;,',s M S,,, !, ,y,....
~. rAu., aptiiiia.-.ihe ."oes mlnhi'
peg special says: A Rattleford dispatch
to day says the deyastations Of farms near
Rattl.ford cSntinnts to.iay The Tnd;.ns
-. - ~. - '. -, - 1.'S.I :. .a, e A.a.o
VINO are gatherea IN tne upper settle
ments yesterday told the friendly half
breeds they would burn the barracks and
On sontb preca,nntions uaat.es n Van s,,,a;nst
sosSasl a.aels ne ~. = lsa,en asAit,ss 4
surprise, oulno attempt thasyet beenmade.
No news has yet been received from
Fort Pitt, the reports in the papers about
tisnai @ rn,a rnmors tAs ys.As sie'e's setis's
s'gf Tba ;nteIIisa,cs % from, Fo,tS Nal soa a.
dsy IL totbe efisct tbst evefytb;ne is ss,is ~
factory. cattle men are beeomine o s1 reas.
snred and there l. little chance a staek
Interests snfierinp. = $50 :
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Ths Canada Rebellion.

o1rawA, April 1d.-Rsports here to-day
from the Northwest indicate that that
General Middleton is israpidly advancing
and Is nowmarching to seize Clark's cross.
ing. 1t has been learned that Riel has
crossed the Saskatchewan near Duck lake
and now occupies both banks Of the river.
The rebel scouts are constantly appearing,
and II Is expected that q skirmish with
Riel's men viii take place tomorrow.
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cApirAI

The Acapulco hai arrived at Aspinwall
with the marines and ablue jacket sent
from New York to the lsthmtis, iaat week.
Counsel for ex.sureeon General Wales
filed an appeal before the Supreme Court
Of the United States this morning from
the recent action OF the Supreme Court ot
the District Of Columbia In dlsrharRing
the writ OF ldbtas eotpi1, Issued In the case
OF their client Counsel requested that
the ease be adyapced The eapOs W.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Philip Hale, Postmaster at Chattanooga,
o., is charged with robbing the mails.
The main line properties Of the Ohio
Central Railway have been sold TO q.
Canada for 100000.
The print mills Of Fall River, Mass,
will shut downff for four weeks on account
Of oyer.production.
John G. Hanson, proprietor Of saw
mill at Conway, KY, was killed by mis-
siIs thrown from the saw.
4 Elias Jeffries, an escaped convict from
the Kentucky Penitentiary, was captured
at Aurora, Ind, by the Marshal.
A woman and two girls were drowned
by the capsizing OF q boat in a storm of
Diamond Island, near Evansville, Ind.
Frank A. Montgomery and James Bell,
charged with the murder Of Judge Taylor
Ruuks in Greenyille, Miss were acqnit.
ted. y
Itisrumored that Carter Harrison, after
tie official count, will resign the Mayor
atty Of Chicago without waiting for the
'oontest.
II. @. Huistatter, ex.I Issiltapt Secretary
Of the Senate OF the Indiana Legislature,
has been indicted for forgery Of certain
"sa ~, n..,,... ~. :. AZ. 1.,,...,, :,
ans sans astlta ~ % Taasn5 y s9e ,'sinaS am =,
sssc w ma % o,s;,a ~ h tLs - ast. biisbsJ the "a
Ive,efSy; IN ~ Ss;r dsscent % A's ss'aD'ss4 '''s
is y ~ - .ae' y. essssI
The Governor oi Kansas mas Issued .
ninety.day gu anatantine against tae lmpor,
tatSn o. caae, 70 piteSehl Tue lh't'auesi0h
ot pleaiRp pneutuouis. e.aI 80, 90. : :
I ANDREW ohel, brakeman On tne
paytonl& Michigan railroad, was snot ~
ths peaa pyi z traaP Wh9m 5 =. ~ Pnt SH the
train. tnlu ufiea neiieVea totpe iatal.
Andrew aIeaders, oil Nashville, Tenn,
defeated All, Rogardns In A shooting
match BY ascore OF lst 70 l52 out Of. two
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AyoIes Yrom Over The seas.

BALTIMORE NM April 1e = Archbishop
Gihbens YholEss ppstplIs lelse4te q
the pienhry council llst tall an this city,
has received . letter from the biahops ot
Prussia, North Germany, addressed 70 tle
AIehbishsHs and bishops III the United
States. II biR reply TO aletter sent by the
plenary council December 8 and Is signed
by ths Arch hhishSp q fasee ssa @ sRpts sYed
.bf pafdinAl Led6e eheWski: IL expresses
earnest thanks sforthe traterlal gfeetiReg
contained In the pleaarg council % letteri
refers TO the petpecAt tons Of the priest:
hood in RruSsia, their exile, the aliena:
tion ofthe church q property, the drafting
Of priests INTO tie " lnY, ete and Sskg "a
prayers az tie fSit6ill In this country for
d change in the condition oi their German
NNAlNKtIN. |
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TnE State administration will be good
enough TO lake the stand.
The ISrELLlGEScERhas reason TO believe
that somebody has again been reducing
tbs sirreducible school fund. Is this true?
The ISrrLLlGEScER suspects that the
amount thus taken contrary to law is
about $500, NEARLY the whole Of which
h., already been expended. Is this true?
An interested public authorizes the
lS,ELLIoEscRR to ask the reply Of the
State administration to these suggestions.
The reply may we'll include the great
vubIie emergency which has been thought
10 Justify this diver.ion Of a fund held sa-
cred BY law.
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Tursr were some men in our town and
,hav we're wondrous wise; they skipped
'aS! ..'o.s tbe Ohio in search Of other skies.
II md when they found the jig was up, with
al %IG ltbeir might and main they packed their
Ii,,le IL gipsacEsu and skipped back again.
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Tux Grand Jury has ground a plentiful
,5s, From the thorOughness which the
s, s,a,E Vas gone into the quality is likely to
s ssop,ce with thequantity. Agreatmany
n,ople ~. Eill feel more comfortable after the
iii n Of fame shall have been called in
',ont, ,o and Others not quite so much SO.
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". hope the Postmaster General
do,,p't mean that applications for ap.
r,i,,mep. file 4 in his department are to
:, beld under lock and key. The 1SrEl
marycER =, has found more or less enter
,,ismeut for It's readers in the files OF the
",hsr departments, and in the course Of
vents the Post Office Department ought
N furnish fool for reflection. Perhaps
"a. Villas doesn't mean it. We shall see.
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Must be a state Secret.

\ WAsniSoros, D. O., April 10.-Tbe Post
master Generalihas ordered the clerks in
the office ofthe First Assistant Postmaster
General not to give information 70 appli-
,cants for postmasterships. Much trouble
and Ill feeling has been caused by rival ap-
plicants learning the contents Of papers
filed at the Department by one another.
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ABilnd' siuridorel.

NEvpyRsH, Il. Ya April il THE grand
Jury Indicted Hugh Mcc Cam, who is blind
and over sg-yeaFs old, for the mutdeF Of
his wife, aged n, in Fehrua'y last. It Is
supposed that McCAnn knocked his wife
down and stamped on her. She died two
days alter. The indictment % foS murder
In the Arst degree,
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Y,.iisSs.5-ss.. ii5s. o,tiou.

NFWA9E, n, Js April 7l6. .-Alr, FFeliag'
Huyaenis physicianaissaed heiallovingat
midnightj .sMr. Rfelinghpysen'g condi.
tion his changed since this morning. He
Is partially conscious, and takes liquid
noariShnsnk He d very weak Indeed
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G,xrsiL GIANT seems to be living on
..,ong will power. In the old times they
sa0I ~ n s.y that he didn't know when he
.1.a . =, whipped. II lie had a way of plucking
,Ss ~ aoxei Of safety out Of the nettle dan
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Tng ISrELLlGRScER has some interest in
the growth Of Wheeling. It desires to
see this city grow, not decay. Every OBJ
serving man in the community knows
that the utilization OF natural gas has
wrought radical change in manufactur-
ine conditions. We must have the same
advantage here, or only a miracle can save
the prosperity Of Wheeling, now already
checked by other changed conditions.
A company comes making business
like proposition. But the objection Is
raised that foreign capital is inter
ested. A drowning man doesn't
case whether the straw grew that comes
floating his way. Even this objection is
easily removed. Wheeling men can take
all the stock they are likely to want.
AnOthero objection is urged against the ex-
elusive privilege. We shall never get the
gas on any other terms. Who Is going to
invest half a million or million, with all
tue uncertainties Of the undertaking,
without the prospect Of making money ii
the supply docs hold out? But the priyi-
lege will not be dangerously exclusive
when any number Of manufacturers may
combine to bring gas for their own uses.
Wheeling cannot afford to trust to luck.
She must sieze her opportunity when it
presents itself. II anybody has a better
proposition than the one now before
Council let him come forward with 1t.
WsOught to make the best bargain that
Esean make, but we ought to get tho gas,
aud getitwitllout unnecessary delay. No
light objections should be allowed to
sand ia the way Of the city's prosperity.
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fixed for consideration next Monday.
The court martial adjourned pending this

hearing.
The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday
appointed Messrs. VIM. A.. Moore, A.So.
Graw, w. @. .Colburn, James s. Edison, J..
w. McGrath, r. w. Gillett and Samuel
Hanau, a commission TO select a site for a
new public building at Detroit.
In compliance with arequest Of secre.
tary Manning, Mr.. Robert Widdecombe,
chief Of division In the office Of the
Auditor OF the Treasury for the ;Postoffiee
Department, yesterday rendered his fesig-
nation to take effect on the first prox.
The public debt statement WILDE Is.
sued in two forms at the first OF each
month up to the frst OF July, which Is the
beginning Of the next fiscal year. The
two forms will include the one issued for
the first time April 1st, and the form
which had previously been in use by the
department since 1850. 1t is expected
that the new form alone will be used after
July Isl.
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Arhltr.tIen an et nne,tion. .

losAos, April IL. Karl Blind, the dis;
German teyolutIontlh In re-
iusing 70 sstsna The conference Of the
leice Arbitration Association toAay,
writes that he aTdeatly dealres peace
wherever Ii can honoEAbly I've obtained,
but as the Cars government is 50 mani.
iesay showing such brutal violence and
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DIE GnteLLissnler.
oas,, Nos. 70 and 81 fourteenth Street.

-, home aRsIn, from foreign shore;
AoXE IGalp hV .aS .d,I viii IOy 70 meet my friends
4Bd 90, u ,.a,s an Song Of tt RdErRai Efat.
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DIED.

GARRISON On tn ,nday, April 10, iSss at 70
O'clock noon. AxES wHEE IN, intant son OF 1eofge
]. and Rmilie A, Garrison - -
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
deceased's parents, No. ss7 Main stieet this Fri.
dAYl mn,ning. lninr,nfnt nriXnta n..laL-s
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sist him. 50 soon as he is assured that
the body Is that Of his cousin, he will
make arrangements for burial and notify
the iamilyin England.
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murdered for money.

NEW YoRx, AprillC Inspector Byrnes
said to-day that his men who had
been detailed to look up the New York
end Of the st. louis murder, had as.
certained beyond doubt that Maxwell
had never been In New Yorkwith Pfeller.
Mr.. schlessinger, q relative Of Preller, who
lives in this city, called upon the Inspect.
OF and informed him that the victim had
been murdered for bis money. Inspector
Byrnes telegraphed all bis information to
the policeiot ST. Louis and San Francisco,
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In chlsago,. lallaa peatl D ktoI.e.

CHICAGO, April ,lB.-It 8 now 7remem-
bered that the young man Maxwell, sus,
pected Of theimurderof Preller, wasin Chi.
caso about two months ago. he called at
one Of the newspaper cfiicts, and confess.
Ing himself edead broke, ? proposed towrite
Tor the paper to earn enough money TO de-
Tray his hotelbill. He Is believed to have
but q few days.
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(The Grand Jury??fr =
IHsfsP's' The indicted parties!l!!

yor in press, the thrilling realistic 8 50, !,
.;.tv tyr novel, "Found Out; or, Who BlOwed
". ~, ,lsg" By subscription only.
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Plans are being prepared at Portsmouth
fora new type Of nien:o :ot.war with one tur-
ret, carrying l2o-ton gun; also SIX
breach and siI machine guns, and also si4
aperatures for tofpedoes. iths plans are
approved, the government viii invite ten
lei1 dire eatlY. =. !. Is ~. |.
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A Tragedy In Michigan its.uitipg In confss-
sion and n Life Sentence.
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The Canadian heirs Of the Lawrence
Townley estate OF England, valued at
$500, 600 900, claim to have established the
line OF their descent.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1885-08-27

IS. ia \. Is.
:MARRIED:-wednesd.y Aug: 80, at the Cath
Ollie church. in hedora, Oak, by the Rev: Father
ona mary. M
Of Medoro. w. ~
The above notice will be reed with
more interest and pleasure than thai of
any we could publish in these columns.
1t is seldom that one can say as in this
case, "They had no acquaintances. AL
were friends" The happy couple we q 9,
well known in Medora and vicinity and
we merely voice The sentiment Of the e,,-
tire community in wishing Them lo0y
life and every earthly enjoyment. THE
marriage at the church was followed $by
reception and wedding lunch In tho
parlor OF The Norsllern Pacific. The
bride never looked presiie: and the
groom took pardonaDle pride in ig,a
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Little Missouri river atockmen's asso
citation meeting, September 5. -.

Rev. Schaffncr has been tried for as
sault and battery at Mandan and by this
time the jury have returned verdict
though we!do not as;Eyet know what it
il. 20 a. 4. - 80 go L. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gootlall wish to re-
turn their sincere thanks to the nulner-
GUS friends who SO kindly remembered
them on their marriage day. They hope
at some time to play even" with each
one of them. 81. -. 3.
Chas. Cook has on hand a fine lot Of
pea .hes and will receive. this week, ten
boxes of choice eating apples from Ore
gon, besides four boxes Of Muscat grapes
and two each Of plums and pears. Treat
yourself and friends to something good.
Theodore Roosevelt arrived Tuesday
night and will stay until after the beef
roundup. AS presidents of the Little
Missouri association, lie issues a call for
a meeting Sep. 5. The call will be found
on our first page. e
The Bad Lands cattle company will
start on a beef roundup next Tuesday,
beginning at Sentinel butte, working
Big and Little. Beaver to their mouths
thence up the Little Missouri to the
mouth of Garner. All wishing to join
this roundup, will be at Sentinel Butte
early Tuesday morning.
It is rather surprised party to learn
that E. G. Paddock has been indicted fol
murder in connection with the Marquis
for the killing of Luffsey. There is Ger.
tainly no evidence against him and the
Ease must be dismissed for lack of .eyi
dence. The only reasonable exRlans
ton is that Mr.. Paddock is one Of thu
principal witnesses for the defense ant
the prosecution hope in this way t
weaken his evidence.
The report was current here for som,
time and is still generally believed, tina
Half-breed Jack was hung for horse
Stealing by yigilantes in Montana las
summer. He is now in Jail at Mile
City, having been captured with Mule,
Bob. They both plead guilty to horse
stealing and were sentenced to yea
each in the county Jail. Win. Robera
is in Jail at the same place and professc
r -. = ., "
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Fol.Sle.

For s:.le.
A good base burner, hard coal stove
with heater attachment, Fuller & War
rem manufactures. Will soil reasonably
On account of lack Of use. Ny
9TH DIX. WADE, #
,s MedOra, E =
}t Oak.