Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-05-26
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
Montana Mention.

hill, near Glendale, last Tuesday, kilt
ing him almost instantly.
Bishop Paddock, of the Episcopal
diocese of Washington Territory is
visiting Fort Custer, where he has a
daughter, the wife of Capt. Miller.
w. A. Clark Esq, OF Butte, COM
missioner Of the New Orleans Exposi-
tion, has returned after some months
absence. Mr. Clark and children
will follow in two OF three weeks.
Adolf Wetzstein, among other min
ing property ia the New World dis
trict, has an interest in ledge of
henatite iron ore which, in repeated
assays, shows from 55 10 65 per cent. of
iron.
Samuel Bundock, well known in
eastern Montana, is now chief of
surveying party which is running a
line from Morris TO Ortonville, Mimi.
In whose employ he is working is a
mystery.
The Marquis of Queensbury, after
whom the prize fighting code which
bears that name was christened, is in
New York and will spend portion Of
the summer on Morton Frewen's
northern Wyoming cattle ranch.
TT. Fleming, of Rock Creek, and
Miss Lottle Trump, were married at
White sulphur Springs on the 18th
inst The Husbandman punnically
remarks in its congratulatory send-ofi,
that Fleming has at last drawn
Trump.
Rev. Father Guidi returned last
evening from missionary trip TO
eastern Montana. Father Guidi trav-
eled as far as Helena with Archbishop
Gross and Bishop Glorieux, the lately
appointed dignitaries of the See of
0regon.-Helena Independent.
The Northern Pacific has arranged
an excursion to the Yellowstone Park
for the conductors, who will attend
the convention to be held In Mime
apolis this week. The excursion will
leave Minneapolis Friday, May 10Th,
and will he abseut about ten days.
Capt. Wyllys Lyman, Fifth infan-
try, who has been OH duty for two
years past us Deputy Governor of the
Soldiers Home at Washington. ID. c.,
has been granted four months leave
Of absence, and will not rejoin his reg
iment at Fort Keogh until September
18th next.
Col. J. r. Brook, commanding the
district Of Montana, has been author
lied BY Gen. Terry 10 transfer his
headquarters from Helena to Fort
Shaw. This will, however, entail no
change in the stations of the quarter
master and pay departments attached
TO district headquarters, which will
still remain at Helena.
An Illicit still capable Of making
five gallons Of whiskey per day was
lately found and seized by revenue Of
ficers near Deadwood. This reminds
us of a story TO the effect that a dill
gent search might reward the search
: er with discovery of the same kind
in the mountains not a thousand
miles from Livingston.-Enterprise.
Saturday morning about daylight,
Thomas T. McLees. while braking on.
a stock train under Conductor Carey,
coming through the tunnel. was
knocked from the cars by falling
rock, fell under the cars and was
killed. His body was brought To
Livingston. He was about 45 OF As
years of age and leaves wife. who is
believed TO be In Denver.
The substatum Of local society has
been stirred this week by the report
Of the marriage of cyprian to a
young man in comfortable clrcum-
stances, holding good position In the
Northern Pacific employ, resident al
Bozeman. The woman is said TO be
superior in behavior and and intelli.
gence to the majority OF her class and
announces her intention Of leading q
changed life, worthy of the man who
has reposed such perllous faith In her.
Enterprise.
Three enterprises for starting new
papers are on foot in Butte. One has
fallen through and the originator ol
the scheme has skipped the country
to the disgust and sorrow OF subscribers
and debtors. The Town Talk aud ths
Morning Bulletin, the two other en-.
terpises. are still working TO accom-.
plish their purpose. and indication,
are that they will soon be fixed fact.
as live newspapers. After they starr
Butte will be blessed with Ave news
journals. Helena Herald.
L. II. Brown. whose splendid herd
Of thoroughbred Short Horns attract.
ed so much attention ON their arrival
here last fall, has arrived In the city