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The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-08

Below are the assessment returns OF
live stock. for the current year. The
assessment roll is poor indicator Of
the wealth of a state, county or indi-
yidual. More than one-half the valu-
a.icn, is rarely given, in order to avoid
taxation, whenever concealment is
possible There is no question but
Meagher county has twice the num-
Der Of cattle accredited to her in this
showing: =.
The total live stock assessed is re-
ported as follows: Stock cattle, 9O,377,
valued at 81 500, 100; COWS over two
years old, 913 valued ut $64 800; oxen
and steers over two years old, Az,
valued at S25, 100; heifers and steers
between one and two years old, S41,
valued at 1895; horses Is, lag, val
ued at $525, $40; mules, 49,, valued at
81, 343; sheep, 252, 465, valued at $780,
O74; swine, SSS, valued mt 81, 745; bulls,
3j, valued at 1890.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-08
Fort Maginnis News.

From our Special Correspondent
Miss Fergus is the guest Of Major
and Mrs. Mctiregor.
All have been enjoying the fine
sleighing around the post.
On Christmas eve. soldier had his
fingers and toes frozen. lie is doing
well at the hospital.
I. a. NARROW is visiting his friends
and relatives in Quincy, Ill. He is ex-
pec,ed to return about February LIST.
The Maginnis theatre company gave
one Of their excellent entertainments
ut the post theatre on the ID ultimo.
The children's Christmas tree at the
chapel, looked very well notwithstand-
ing that some Of Santa Claus presents
were delayed by the storm.
On New Years eve. Lieut's Robert
son, Scott, Mcdonald and Shanks gave
a pleasant reception at Lieut.. Robin
sons quarters which was quite well
attended.
A. Dodd, Jr., book-keeper for Broad
water, McCulloch X Co, of Fl. Assina-
boine, is in charge us accountant at the
post traders store during the absence
Of L. A. NARROW.
On receipt Of the official order for
their promotion, Major Mctiregor and
Capt. Garvey will give reception to
tine officers and families in the garrison
that will eclipse anything Of the kind
ever given here.
The death Of Col. Baker. formerly
commanding officer ut this garrison,
which Occurred recently ut TT. Walla
Wall;,, Wash. r., promotes Capt. Nc
Gregor to Majority and Lieut.. Garvey
to Captaincy.
The following named ladies received
New Years: Mrs. Lieut.. Wainwright,
Mrs, Lieut.. Bonus, Mrs. Col. Parnell
assisted by Mrs. Capt. McGrcgor and
Miss Swords; Mrs. Capt. Wagner and
daughter, Mrs. Hinton, Mrs. Stone as
sisted by her sister Mrs. Hanson.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-08

All persons who may feel interested
in the division Of Meagher County, we
would respectfully ask that they meet
at Grocsbeck 4 Poland's hall, on Sat
urday evening, January 10, 1885, that
steps may he taken to memorabilia the
legislature, asking for such division,
and such other steps taken as may be
deemed necessary in connection there
with.
C. BOissonneault, n. r. DinsmOrc,
A. NJ. Thompson, VIM. Mcfarland,
n. A. Foss, Fell 4 VroOman.
Jed. Groesbeck, A. NJ. Eslcr,
Jos. Hamilton, Craddock & Trainor
Brown x Davis.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-08

From want Of space the school report
WAS crowded out Of last weeks issue.
Owing To severe weather the attend
ance has been go irregular that aver
ages are low. Departments: Frank
Culver %. Mureh Dryden %, Thomas
Wilmarth %, Nellie Wilmarth ~.
Henry GarlEcr, lola Mitchell. Albert
Dunton, Lizzie Franklin and Ellsworth
Parr were nearly perfect for the time
they attended.
Mrs. D,RKIN,i. Teacher.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE, AT HELENA, NJ. T.,
December 3Uth, 1854,

Notice il hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before John TOombs. Notary
Public. at lewistowr, Meagher county, NJ. T., ON
February eth, 1ss,. viz:
John NJ. H1lbWrW.
who made presumption leclaratory statement No.
600, for the -. sEi4, swI SEA, SEA swl4, sec
tion 3, township H. north of range % east.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
cont nuO,s residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land, viz: Charles Fulton, David Mct;erty,
Herbert NJ. liilburn and John Hendricks, all Vi
Grass Range, Meagher county. Montana.
+. Atkinson Register.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-08
0El = for working people. Send 10 cents

00kl0 for working people, Send 10 cents
postage and We will mail you free, u
royal, valuable sample box of goods that will
y y put you in the way OF making more money in
a few days than you ever thought possib,e at any
business Capital not required You can live al home
and work in spare time only all the time. All oi
bot sexes Of all ages grandly successful 30 cts 10
8, easily earned every evening That ali who want
work may test the business. make this unparal
leled offer: To all who well satisfied We will
send 81 10 pay Tor the trouble Of writing Full
part icuar,. directions etc sent free Imnens. ma,
absolutely sure for all who start once. Don't de
lay. Address STINsoN X Co., Portland. Maine.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-08

The partnership heretofore existing between
James Fergus and Andrew Fergus, Of Armell and
Box Elder creeks, under the firm name II James
Fergus & Son, Is hereby dissolved by mutual con-
credits; Andrew Fergus for the present, to have
charge Of the cattle interests Of the late firm.
October 10Th, 1881. JAMES FERGUS.
ANDREW FERGUS.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-08
Drop Into

Arnold & Brennan's when you want IA
bang up cigar or II little "O-be,joyful."
All kinds Of drinks, mixed or straight.
Foot If Main street, next to National
hotel.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-08
Overshoes.

Go to Dinsmore's, the q. =. c. o. d.
and buy your overshoes.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-01-08

"TM more money than al anything else by TAX
WIN ing an agency for the best selling book OUT
Beginners succeed graudly. None fail.
Terms free. ii,rtIrr Book 90. Porn land Maine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
Losses IN VARIOUS PLACES.

WMMINGroN, Del, Nov. IT," Jerry y Har-
yeys barn. Grubbs Corner, Ia the upper part of
this county was burned early this morning together
with dairy and four horses. The OF the
loss ID not reported.
CoNcoRp. y. H., Nov. 1.-The farm buildings and
slaughter.house OF Samuel 4. Foster, Oak Ill., Lou.Om
were burned this morning. Loss. $4,000: insurance,
81 900
WILLIMANTIC. Conn, Nov. 17.-Fire destroyed two
barns belonging to T.. NJ Thornc and Samuel Ford. An
son II0sc, tenant OF ThOrnes lost two horses and
trucking outfit Loss - 500; insured in NOrwaik and
Merlden companies.
ST. LOUIS Nov. I7.Tho Catholic ProtectOrate at Glen
coc Mo- was burned las: night. Loss, $4,000; insur
HnCc, $4,000
DETROIT Nov. ia dispatch to The EreHin9 Journal
from Alcgan says that Oliver CO.'S furniture factory
caught fire last night The building saved. but the
machinery was badly damaged. Loss, WI 900; insur-
ancc $3.50.
SlRAcusE, Nov. l7-Iewis & Thomas Joness woollen
mill ut West Eaton. Madison County, burned this
morning Loss, $4,000 Insurance. $4,000
NEw.ORLEANs, Now 1.-The steamboat Poplar Bluff
was burned sunday evening at the mouth OF the
black River she valued at 1000 and insured for
SO 900 Her consisted OF i75 bales of cotton OF
which about 400 destroyed The loss the cotton
10
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TR4CED 10 MS norm AND SHOE

u! sPERArE TNPFDlENT oF WOMAN 10 CAPTURE
HER TgTANT LOVHG.
CmC,Go, Nov. 17-At the National Hotel in Clark
IT, thi- morning Edward Quc,it q young Frcnchman.
was ,lot at tNicc aud dangerously wounded by
Adenc Duva. Qucyit had only been in this cnuntr rs
. few months and Vas tailor by trade He met
Adcine Du,al after his arrival here. To clude
Ter lie took apartments at the National Hotel and was
assigned to room No ~ He registered as Leopold.
New-lork.' Last evening -hc called at the hotel and
registered a, Mrs. Addic smith CITY, She wa,
given room No. -, and THE morning she ordered
breakfast .cut 10 her room Queit. unconscious That
she was in the same building down to breakfast
O'Clock. aud when hc returned t. his room to get
hi hat she Wa- concealed behind the door.
A. h, entered .hc room -hc made an exclamation in
French ard stepping into The middle OF the room
fired Two -hot- H. rai cce.-ion 1T the Young tailor
She about 10 shoot again when ho grrPIcd with
her. throw her trdnk, aud Sr"nch'd the revolver
from her lhc oth'r occupant oI the hotel attracted
by tine pistol reports rushed {" Il e. room. Qu"Sit
sWooucd from loss Oi blood. and the Young woman
win -hfira tpraug Tor the weapon. and Would have
fred again but for tie interference o the bystndcr-
An cIiccr WIS called and sh" Wa placed under arrest
Adcline puVa seen IN her cell at tie Arm ~
TO-DAY. She j. tall. handsome woman, apparently
about twenty five years Of aye. with black eyes aud
raven hair. She wore clo-c-httiug brown dress IL
Which her well clogod and rounded figure was
displayed 10 H. bet advantage. She Wa, crying
bitterly a. she paced M and down the cell. "Oh. do
tell me hr j. dead che exc aimed dramatically, in
a pleasing voice, viii French accent. When told
that QucSit Wa resting easily l"d in no dunscr of
death he said: 'Oh am glad. II hc wa, to die
I wou.d Kill mysciL ! loved him 80. and Vet hc did
moi treat right Oh II ever get ont ot this li go
10 u convent for the rest Of my lite Nv God When
| saw tho blood on his tace thonght had KILLED hm.
You sure hc lr not dca! e. she again anAiously
inquired.
Sh~ refused TO ray much in regard to the shooting,
bnt finally admitted that she had learned through
friend tha; Qucyit at the hotel " room next 10
his gwen to me. but did not know wa, near
him until his picture on the bureau this morning.
Then got behind the door and waited for him to come
up. oh. but ldId not mean to hurt HIM. found -
card marked Gcrue Duvia G my and thought
be- was untrue e ne"
She takes the affair very much IA heart aud refuses
10 be c,mfbrtcd. She alks mp and down the ell all
tho lime and q, continually talking to herself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
EDWARD S. SANB0RN's BEQUESrS

COMPROMISE BETWEEN rHE CONTESTANrs or
HIS WILL AND THAT OF MIS-, hilton
. BOSTON, Nov. II SpIcinO.-lt was eXpec ed
that the story Of the dual lives OF Edward = borl
and Julia A. Hilton would be toll Ia Probate COnrs
to-day when u hearing assigne on thc contest
couple were outlined by the 1RIBUNG few weeks
Sanburn and Miss Hilton kuoYn In this the
propricO OF several houses OF bal rep In KHs
stOn ~ H., they patrons OF re siol aad cIcat on
and built aud endowed the SInbOrh Seminary. MISC
Hilton died In April, leaving $4,000 sanbOrn
Sanborn died IN Septrm ier leaving the bulk OF his
property-betweeu 100000 art $9jOO0O-to tao
Academy when lie founded It announced that
both wills would be contested. SIlbDrI's Will is con-
tested by Dlrtnodtu College and his legal heirs
ground that he was OF unsOunl mint wan IL Wa
in APRIL Iss3. II the viii is ovrrthrowu previous
testament bestowiug $4,000 on dartmouth College
and the rest upOn his natural hears
VIII superscIo &c. Miss IllltJus will t
WIS Announced wOnl be contested by her lesa nelss
Oh the ground that she unduly Influenced by sdu-
born. Russ mas been IN" special aim u strL Dr
oil the estate. and II has u 'Cn appraised a. $'"OpJ
4 hearing merits OF the case SItd Tor
to-day before Judge McNIm. but Wncu tle matter VS.
called announced mat he case htt been cOmp,t
mi aud that there would bo no further opposition TO
the prubatlHg or the vii. The compromise transfer, III
the litigation tn the Ncw-llImp~nlro cOur ;. |. VIII
there he determined whether o. nOt Sanborn SnIntry
VIII L. cclYe bulk the combined c>t1 a.. La
Seminary not been opened SnI wlii nos be penhs
institution has 10 other endowment thIn Us building
"a grounds.
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4 CoPIAH COUNTY ToWY BURNED.
NE BUSINESS PORTION OF HAzLEHCRSr. MISS, DF
sTROYED-LoSs, 800, 900.

THE BUSINESS PORTION OF HAZLEHURSr, MISS, De
sTROYED-LoSs, 500 900.
NEw-ORLEANS, Nov 17.-Ihe business por-
ton of the town OF HIzehurst. Miss, was destroyed by
fire last night The los, il estimated at 100000 The
insurance small. The following We're burned out
Hallchurst Hotel; " c. BInkston, jeweor; DR.. NJ. j.
Jones's drugstore; DR. Pitts Oiico barber shop
Williamson * Kings drugstore; the Post Onice NJ f.
kcddng Co.. merchants j. {. White Il Co., druggists;
Oates IL Oltes's doctors office BIrntly SON. drug
gists; j. VI. COor merchant; j. r. Matthew'S Il Bro.
mcrchauts Mr.. Greculaw, artist; the Town Hall;
IcgmOn ii Co., merchants; VI. Marks, livery stable !;
George rOmecich, mcrchant f. We zhrlms shoe shop
W \. Rake grocer and cuufcctIouCr; Hitler klOtz,
merchants; the sinclair Barber -hOp aud SamP" House,
sabutt's restaurant; Mis- Lintelrs millinery cstab-
ll-lmrnt and residence; tho Dr. Penn Bulldng the
Moore House Ihe C0pi1tdH office; Lllys blacksmith
shop JOhnsOps saddlrry sGOp A. Pressers residence
The Ngudi printing office Cato'S livery stable; Bur
RACES Carriage House thu town c@laDoOse Judge
pcKtOnh Ofllcc. ana MOrrIsOn's shOp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
FRAGMENTS or CARLE NEWS

PARIS. Nov 17.-Count Auuny. French MiDlstnr n
Stockholm, has been appointed French Agent and Con-
suGcneral AT Cairo IN place OF NJ. Barriers who Is ILL.,
DrBLIS Nov 1.-THE Irish National League has with.
drawn It's opposition 10 foNhuntlng, condition that
obnoxious landlords do not take part in the sport.
DUBIIN, Nov 1.-THE daughters OF Mr. Curtin. who
murdered 10y mOUUlig ghtcVs In his house at MOdhr,
Tree. FRIDAY night have testified that Timothy
Casey fired the first shot IN the nZhL Fitzgerald,
another Of the moonghter. has been arrested AT MOla
hliie.
CAesEI, Nov 1.-THE Socialist Tjcskc. who was con-
victed on July OF the murder OF Police counsellor
Rump Frankfort he niyht OF January -. to
day b,hedcd. lie protested 10 the last that H. Was
manner
PARis Noy 1.-THE La Fcre Arsenal, containing
large quantity and cavalry harness, has been
partly destroyed by ire The loss Will reach million
fran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
snE rHorGHr Snh VAS 4 LAwrtL yrE.
DISCOVERY or WOMAN WHO WANTED 5000 900
FOR InE LYNCnING OF mEK musBANU.

san ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. II (Spcc'0N.-
Green McCulpugh, a desperate. known all through
Southwest Texas stood outside open door Of bar
room about year ago and seeing man inside with
whom he Ead quarrellcd, raised his Winchester rife and
shot him down. His victim one Bright In his dy-
Ing declaration he said that by tho fash Of the gun he
recognized Mccullough ~ his murderer. Mccullough
arrested and put III jail. Next morning the most
prominent and wealthicst men of the tOwn-hankcrs
mcrchaBts lawyers, doctors attempting Disguise
TO the Jail, took Mccullough and after hearing
what ho had to say, hanged him.
About six months afterward his wife. who is hand
with two Interesting children, acting on
tho advice Of san Antonio lawyers brought suit against
100 Of the resident. of Ia,ac County for 500 dam
ages John 4. Kerr. banker Of Cou'.a made chief
defendant. Able counsel employ cd OH bOih sides
when the called the plalntin produced a num-
Der OF uuimpeacable Witnesses and cocluscly proved
that The defendants tho sl1ycrs OF Mccullough
The defence introduced three witnesses who testified
that McCdli0ugh married when they first
Rhe" him twelve years ago. six before he to
IAsalle County that he had married in the East, and
that his first wife and two children st living.
"1s closes cao." said tho chief counsel FOR the
defendants. The plaintih never McCullough'.
lawful wife d2d cannot recover"
She did not cent; she had lived with Mccullough
for five years and never for suspected that
their marital relations wcro otherwise than correct The
prospective owner OF great OF money she saw lor
splf Cdnccd 10 pennilcss and dshOnorod womnn Nc
Cniioass relations say the woman his only wife,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
TELEGRd"HIC NOTES.
FAILURE OF A BANK.

Doyrp n H. Nov. I7.--rac First National Bank 4
pi,nklutu. Oak. Of wEicn KOTVIt W. We c., OF thIs
cfy ~ prcsirut has gone into NOlun I.uudatiou
Ircnu,c OF oVtrtaNaton by town aGd cUudty au,hUr-
RUN OVER BY A TEAM
GREAT FAILS, y. H., NOvl7.-NciIc j. Braden and
Annie Clarke were run over Last evening by L ".
sat ter, siabe-koepcr. Both girs are Thought 10 bs
fatally iiJureu
TWO OF AN OYSTER SLOOPS CREW DROWNED.
BuTIMORE, Nov. In oyStcr slOOp saIcy Jane
ON FrLiuy night cap,ized In Chesapeake Bay and
Two OF her crew, William Jones, white, and color Il
man were drowned. Captain Aspln and two others q
rescued on urlay by tue schooner A. NJ Price, aud
Landed i'll Dorchester County, where they i've.
AUDITOK KlEsEWErrER ID D.SCHARGED.
COItMBUr Ohio, Nov. IT, State Auditor kicscwrttcr
charged with shouting with intent To xiii W. j. Eot,
was discharged on the preliminary hearing before
Major Waicutt to-day
BURGLAR, MAKE A BIG HAUL.
BALTIMORE, Nov l7.-SurgiLrs las, night catered tho
store ot L. NJ. Reese & son. near the cathedral and
money amount OF $500. There Registered
bonds for 81 900 which tue robbers cannot negoate
wOMENs NAiI0NAL INDIAN ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 17-Ine Moineus NatIDnai
Indian Association assembled here to-iay IN hltn
annual convention to dcuss tie results OF ITS Work an
10 It's efforts Tor tile future. The general oocts
of the Association 10 clvZe and rducate the u an
elevation The eonv.nt.ol was presided "Ner y Miss
Nj L. Bounoy oil Pennsy lvania AoOut 2oV "oh"h "'ro
present.
ARRESTED FOR TIE YORK CELLAR MURDER
BALTIMORE Nov. l7.-Charles Danlris, aihts Cras'r,
was arrested here to-day on suspicion Oh nfaI vccn
concrrne IN the murer Rosna Bcrg, whose bouy wS
found last week In u cellar in YORK, Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
UNWILLING TO MAKE THE PRICE FOUR CENTS
The directors of the Milk Exchange held an

other meeting yesterday at No - North MoOre-st 10
action relative the scarcity OF the article in
this city II was not with any Intention, however OF
raising the price TO four cents for they bcievath,t
three and One-haf cents will bring all ths milk
that there is to be had readily as four cents The
meeting steps thoroughly to scour the coun-
try the limits OF the state for the de-
sired supply. Agents will be seat to Cnemung, Cue
mango aud other distant counties 10 bay up milk this
week.
rector Durland, eyery farmer in Orange County Will
invest IN cows ana buy brrvers's grain glucose and
Ialnce unnatural How Of mix tho
market viii be flooded and the price hattencI out 10
nothing at all. The neliScn farmers understand this
we'll anybody and they want to the prce
go up 10 more than the market Will Justify
ItiS stated suggested a reporter, " that the MIX
Exchange Intends TO boycott Orange County milk be-
cause OF the glucose etc., lhat Is fed to the cows
there"
- A. 10 that cannot say. think public attention
being called 10 II may rsLlt IN putting stop To tao
Practice Of feeding cows on tIat de!cterous stuh"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
DEADLY GAS rRou i GLAS1 rrRN.IcE
ONE MAN KILLED. AND SEVENTEEN rEosIRA1ED
WmILE KtCONIKING MS nODY.

WHILE RFCovEKNG HIs BoDY.
PITTsBUKG, Nov. ia dispatch from Johns
town. pcnn., says: Last night while repairing Of
the blast furnaces Of the cambria Iron Company, j. B.
Smith was overcome By gas and FELL headong into tho
furnace Ropes wcro thrown 10 him but he uncoh-
scious aud could not take advantage Of that method Of
escape and died. The gas from the furnace
In sucha volume that the work Of rcsculng tho body
dangerous and Ia few moments ono Of tho roscuirs
party wa- overcome. IIo dragged away and II
fellow workman took his place. but he, too, soon
rendered unconscious. Matters continued thus until
seventeen wOrkmen were prO,trated Finally tho body
ot Smith WAS pulled up with hooks and ropes It was
carrcd aud burned aud drawn into such shape to bo
scarcely recognizable as n human body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
po,,rs or uoDERy JEWISH FAITH

PIrTsBURG, Nov. II Tsp c'db.-Ihe National
Convention OF the RaubS or the formed wi,n
Church to-day adopted long p.atform. some Of no
principal points are:
Ii held that the modern discoveries OF scientific r
searches IN the dOm9ns OF nature and history are hos
uutignn site 10 the doctrines q; Judaism
All Mosaic Laws aud ceremonies not adaptcd 10 tho
habits OF mo civ IZi.Ou are rcJr'tc ,
Mosaic laws suatlg diet pres ~ purify I" "r-s
are held foreign the present II itr or the chircN
All hope of returning To Palestine as Nation ort'hIg
mart I'm sacrlcal worship under the sous of aioh s
abandoned. 10, - , l., =, ,.,,,
hc beliefs both in bodily resurrection AMI III Geh"nha
and El, as abOes Tor cverlasinS pi.i'hm"nt Oh re-
vr',r ,rc rriec red a. ideas not rooted Ia JulHtsm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
JAMES GORDON BENNETT SUED BY MR.. rIELr

JAMES GORDON BENNETT SUED By Mr.. FIELD.
LoNDoN, Nov. 17.-Cyrus w. Field has sued
Jamcs Gordon Bennett, proprietor Of The Nt1'l lorE
Hcr0it aud A. Oakley Hall. his London correspondent
for 100000 damages for libel In publishing cable dis
patch dated London February stating that" MI Will
lam Abbott, broker aud operator OF Tokonl0use iard
supported by many stockholders OF the Anglo American
Cable Company announces that at the Friday meeting
of the directors tho Anglo-Amcrican Capo Company
he viii Introduce "a resolution to oNpel Mr. y rus W.
Field the droctOrship the ground that lie Is un
worthy OF any position Of confidence or trust Inc
preliminary motion was mado THIS morning III inc CouRI
OF Queens Bench Division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
KNOCKED SENSELESS ~ 4 FOOTBALL GAME.

NEw-IlAVEN, Nov. 17.-Whic practising
this afternoon W. II. Crawford Yale So, Of Chicago half
back on the University. eleven into collision with
Bishop, 80, one Of the Freshmen eleven, and was
knocked insenslble The two players camo together
with fearful force and Crawford Knocked OF his
ieol, landing heavily his back ana head He was
picked up and hurriedly removed his room and med
cal aid summoned. lie remained CONSCIOUS for about
TWO LOlrs. Dml Is ropOrleI % nlghl hrng LglI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
NEWS NOTES TEOM LONDON.

LONDON, NOV II.
LORD RASDOLrH CHURCHILL BETTER Lord RsndOph
Churchill. secretary Of Tor Indin who mas Deeh
suffering from bad cold the last few days better TO-
day.
THE SOIInUIL MUEDEE CAsE.-In the SOllhull muir
der case the prisoner Dun has been convicted oi man
slaughter and sentenced 10 twenty years imprisonment.
UERorsM RECOGNIZED. The Humane Society has
awarded bronze medal to the American Henry we'll
come In recognition Of his herosm III saving ah AeF
lean lady from drowning IN tho Thames.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
CHIMES IND CASUALTIES rELcGR.pH

KILLED ny THE FALL OF AN ELEVATOR
SUSBUKY. Penn, Nov. l7.-FTank h. Carney, of Lew
isburg. employed IN the Buffalo Mills was instantly
killed this morning by the breaking the rope attached
To the elevator lilo WAS gong To tho top story when the
rope broke, and the elevator fell tho lower nOOr
Carney was do ID when picked up.
Kidding AN INCENDIARY WITH BULLETS.
MACON, Ca, Nov. 1.-Two largo general stores were
burned In Wrightsvc on Sunday night "CHp" Ham
ilton, noted negro thief, arrested lie 'oufcs-ed
10 having robbed and then set fire to Dus tr-
Tho posse having him In custody was hr,d iio ny -
body OF armed men. and Huniiltons bod t'...ei
with bullets