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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-03
AnGENTA ATOMS.

James Mackay has returned frsm Mich
ola, Idaho. s...
Lawell g. Co. have fine body Of orc or
the ]. p Fletcher claim.
lack rabbit hunting is a sport INDUCED
IN BY moonlight, at the Springs.
Work in the Golden Era still continues
and the mine is looking better than ever.
The Dexter mine is now producing The
richest silver ore that has ever been found
in Montana.
The Reno Company has made large
shipment tn the Pueblo Smelling and Re.
filming works.
John K;rts and "Long Charlie" lei,
Argenta, in their "Roman Chariot bound
for Virginia City.
Mike Hayes, an old Montana pros2ector,
has returned to Argenta, after sojourn in
Salt Lake, and is ready for the summer
campaign.
There were fifty votes cast at the last
election, in this precinct and for the CON-
ing term Of Court. nor the last term, was
there juror chosen from Argenta.
Haily a. Powers have located the Anna
mine, once known as the "Old White
Bank" and are developing it in good shape.
1t shows the largest body OF high-grade
ore in this camp.
Recent developments on the Spanish
mine, worked by Scott and Johnson, prove
that proverty to be one of the best in
Southern Montana. An eight-inch vein
of sixteen hundred collar ore is worked.
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DILLON POSTOFFICE.

The mail from Butte Deer Lodge and points
north arrives daily at S:s5 p. IN. The mail for
the above points closes at O'Clock a. m.
The mail from Salt Lake, Ogden and all points
south, and Eastern Idaho arrives daily at ITO o.
clock A. IN. The mail for the above places closes
at S:45 O'Clock p. m.
The Jefferson City and Virginia City mail arrives
at 7:5o O'Clock p. N. daily, and departs at Ego
o'clock 4. M daily
The mail for Bannack and Argenta arrives II 10
P. m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridavs. and
departs at $50 a. on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
Saturdays. 100
Ofncc hours-on Sundays from 4. IN. until II NJ.
On all other days, during usual business hours.
no money order or registry business done after
O'Clock, y. N.
JOHN T. YOE. Pm.
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Job work neo:ly executed 1t thisofsee
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!. Aayonc who takes paper regularly from the
Neutrality-suspicious. directed 20 his name oF an.
others or whether he has subscribed or MOTIFS re.
sponsible for the payment.
2. ia person orders his paper discontinued be
must pay all arrears, or the publisher will continue
to send it until payment is made and collect the
whole amount, whether the paper is taken from the
postoaice or not
:. The courts have decided that refusing to take
the newspapers on periodicals from the postooe, Or
removing and leaving them uncalled for, is bsswa
Escir evidence OF intentional fraud.
Papers ordered to any address can Be changed %
another address at the option Of the subscriber.
Reuitances by draft check. money order, az
registered letter. may be sent ut orr risk. All post.
masters are required to register letters On applic..
ti0n.
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GLENDALE LETTER list.

List Of letters remaining in the Post Oa;ce at Glen.
dale. Beavcrhcad Co., Montana. for The week end.
ing March, 81, 1885, which, if not called for in &C
days, will be sent to the Dead Letter office
Biaric.ln, l.. Van I.aconb. Frank
narciav. Miss Annie Leonard Miss Maud
Elliott, Charlie Lee. Ed
EAiots. y. n. Meyers, II. T.
rouFnier, LOUIS OBrien, p. S. 2
Hunter, Miss F.. L. parks. Iohn
Hewlett, John y. Rides. VIM
Hughes, J. u. Robertson. r {.
Hounce, Louis Shreye las
Hill, VIM. IL. Touron1c,n e,;
Henry. George Titus. y.
Jay, Henry Ward. Mlev
Johnson W. H. Whitney. Miss nj,
kimhal, Ed. Young Iohn :
Persons calling for any o. the above lc,,e,s vii,
please say '.advertised.'
E. O. HULSIZEH, p. NJ.
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GLEANlNGS FROM THE ROCKIES

Ogden, U.ah, is just now undergoing
burglar epidsmic.
The Grand Army Posts O. San Francis
co are making great preparation :or the
encampment there in August next.
| Cheyenne has organized Board o.
Trade who vii, this year take steps &c
erect substantial building in which &c
cCu,'uc: its affairs.
The assessed valuation of Wyoming
live >,u:k Is in round numbers, S1o,ooo,'
900; o, railroad property, P5,ooo,ooo; and
all other property, $9,ooo,ooo.
! y Lead>iil- man is organizing what he
| Gil Is tbs No Tres: Club; Each member
at this club ui!! wear Il small bow OF red
| ribbon in ,h,. but,onhole OF his coat.
The Idaho Reporter says the children o:
| the Indian school ut For, Hall are doing
dressed in uniform. But the paper doesn' I
state what kind of aniorm it is. Proba-
| bly, undress. t..
The interior Department has confirmed
to Colorado 1.1ss.34 acres AS indemnity for
school lands, and 4,74S.69 acres to the in
ternal improvement fund. All the land is
in the eastern par, OF West county.
The Crested Butte, Colo, gazette says:
The Colorado Coal and Iron Company in
tend soon to begin the erection OF one
hundred more coke ovens. They will be
built along the side of the mountain south
Of the present works. ~
4 petsdeer in Sacramento saloon, be-
ing frightened, jumped out through pane
Of glass seven inches wide by thirteen
inches long. The spectators looked in
anazement, it seeming impossible that so
large an animal could pass through a hole
SO small.
A large body OF ore has been struck on
the Latest Out mine, owned by Ed. John
son and E. Simpson, in the Texas District,
Lemhi County, Idaho. 1t is one Of the
bes, defined hedges in Texas district, and
has one shat, $50 feet deep showing large
body Of carbonate ores
a CGur d'Alepc correspondent writes:
Times are very dull in camp, but some
placer mining is going OH and most Of the
miners are fixing for spring work. The
south side is progressing ip good shape.
and Trail. fo,osi and Beaver gulches are
yielding a considerable quantity of filthy
lucre.
Senator Fair has notified the Miners
Union OF Virginia City through their Sec
rotary tina. he has shipped to their address
q terrestrial globe for use in their library.
The globe is two feet and a half in dame
ter, is handsomely mounted and contains
all the geographical boundaries and dis
coveries laid down in the most recent sur
veys.
Shoshone Falls on Snake river, Idaho,
is owned BY John A. Creighton, Charley
Dewey Of Omaha and another gentleman,
who propose t. erect hotel 10 accommo-
date about So guests, with all the modern
improvements, and will be so located as to
afford complete view Of the great body of
water tunbling over the falls a ferry
boat, to be worked BY machinery, will be
built to run across the river above the falls
The entire project is to be carried on, this
season.
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JOB PRINTING.

The facilities for turning out job printing
at the TRIBUNE Job Department are equal
to those of the best printing establishments
IN Montana. Our presses are run by steam
and with tlfc latest STYLES of types and ma
terial we are prepared to turn out all kinds
Of job work
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DILLON LETTER tIsr.

List Of letters remaining in the Post Office at Dill.
lon. Beaverhead Co.. Montana. for the week end.
ing April I'd, 1856, which, if not called for in ~
DAYS, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Mr. Adams Iavenuer r. "
Brandes John Lucas a r
Cook Elvenc Mrs McGurk /,
Donahue Wn, Mc(;a;er pr
Donahue Il Morgan
Dodge MI Pound TIs
fiOy Edward Parks Susie
For',es c + Reno G r
Ford Jack Reeves Ben
zee Stanton. D w
DHs Scztinein Fred
reward james Shaw =
Lowe L a Taylor p r
Wallace II
Persons calling for any Of the above letters viii
please say ssadveftiscd.''
JOHN +. YoE, r. II.
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Throat troubles yield promptly to Red
Star Cough Cure, as ,ouched for By y. S.
Architect Clark Its ingredients are pure
" vegetable and free from opiates. IS. cts.
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In the United States Senate during a
recent debate, Senator Vest of Missouri.
paid n high tribute to the merits of St. Ia
cobs Oil. Other prominent men have also
found it prompt in it's cure Of rheu,na tisn
and neuralgia. Price. fifty cents bottle.
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM

Utah u Northern DivisiOn---Tenth District
Standard Or Mountain Times ;nirutcs faster than
old time
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-08-06
Irish Riots

BELFAST. Aug. IA riot occurred last
night between OrUngcmeu aud Catholic,
band of music marched through tho
streets at about seven o'clock ON it's way to
meet several hundred children belonging
TO Protestant Sunday-schools. who were
returning from an excursion The band
was followed by largo cror,. which
greeted am nsscmhluge of Caihulirs who
were waiting ON Carrick hill to soc tine pro-
cession, with series of groans mingled
with taunts and iccrs. Tho Catholic. re-
piled TO this ohuoNiou salutntion with "a
shower of stones, and the mob accompany
ing tho band rctHlintcd i'm return. Tho
police were soon upon the ground and en-
dcayorcd TO di4pcrsc the crowd, but Che
humbcr OF Ornugcmcn rapidly increased
Nud forced the Catholics from the Hill
they Then turned thoir attention 20 n big
tavern, kept by Catholic named MckIn-
may which they completely Quilted. lruv-
ing not puue of glass uubrOkcn nor
an article OF furniture intact Tho police
made frequent Churgcs upon the riOtcr,
lut were IN every cusC rcuulscd bv
showers Of stones, aud many of thom were
severely hurt Lcuving Mckcuuu', Hotel
e wreck. the rioters attacked number OF
houses believed TO bc inhabited by Cntb-
plics. battoring down doors, smashing win
lpWr aud tcnriug up fences and shrubbcry.
The police again charged the crowd. but
the mob tore up the pavement and hurled
vOlIry after vollcy Of stones thus oh
luncd at the officers, driving thcm
from the scene. The police rallied,
and were ordered To- fire into the mob
which they did with guns lOndcd
with huckshot The rioters then fcll bnck
,ullculy, disclosing the fact that many of
chem had been hit and some seriously
wounded The police fought with terrific
bravery and at fearful odds scarcely one
ugagod in the fight escaping injury Many
If them werc badly cut with knives aud
pieces of glas, in the hands OF the rioters.
and some Of thom were almost entirely
stripped OF their clothing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-08-06
GREAT STORM.
II Swoops Down Upon Columbus,
Ohio.
Rolling NAN and Many Othcr udIdinc~
Wrecked Morkmcu Dangerously Hurt.

CoLD vn,-. @, Jul, 30 \ regular tor.
nado struck this city this afternoon.
Building, were umopttd, trees uuruotcd,
chimuvy> blown over, windows knocked
out, streets 0pudcd. sewers washed ia. and
sad havoc generally was played. Tho
most -cri'u, damage occurred Il the Co
lumhu- Rolling Nul. iu the northwest
part of thc city This buildmg-a a frame
structure #W feet long by no feet wide
covered with slate roof lies AN inn.
dcocrihah, mass OF ruin, There were
only thiIiN-NNv men employed about tho
mil the wind was SVynpiu~ over tho
open ground from the northwest with tire
mouunuS fury, bending trees aud filling the
atmosphere with debris ui uU kind, There
wa gtvnt, roaring sound. aud Tine uVNt
ma mute tile great vcutiiutur ou tor OF tho
roof was li,tcd up and dropped duHu. falling
through ,hrroot \ moment later thereof
li~cl. wa mp i'm the air as 10 hN magic The
employees, when thoY heard tlp cracking Of
the root-t'nlhcrS, made a wild rush To got
out ui the buildug, and most of thrm sue
Crrtcd, although when they got out they
scarcely know whore Go 80. tuo air was 30
iu.l of uNu. pieces of Slate and other
debris. Edward BlaCklN had 20 miraculous
tsCop" tie WAS ina the cputcr OF tho
building, and, being unable To get out,
TOOK r"lu2" under "a large beam.
The roof came down with crash,
hui, strange to say Blucky escaped
uuinIurrd. the beam protecting him from
ih" iu'llug timbcr-. Seven on eight work
men were severely, aud two or three dam
get"u.lN wounded Tho immense brick
structure used aS a union depot was also
greatly damaged. Almost the entire root
was carried away aud, remarkable az Q
may appear with tho hundreds of people
lu The depot nt thc time, but one 10 known
10 nave sustained serious injuries.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-08-06
PLAYING WAR.
a Realistic sham na,uc a, Lafayette. od

\ Realistic sham Rattle at Lafayette, md.
LNrNErrE lNu., Aug Yesterday
was the sham battle, and the crotsd i'm
attendance was estimated at forty thou.
sand. The cvolutions and movements i'm
the shum battle were splcmdidly executed.
and the glory and terror Cf war wcro
portray ed moro wildly than ever before.
save upon the field OF actual conflict.
Regiments, i'm lieu Of companies. we're op.
posed io each other, pnd the spectators got
a. excited as the militia Participants
w hon tho twelve pieces OF artillery and
SIN Eatlng guns opened fire. half the
people lost their senscs. Old Vctcraus
hurrahcd, and tears Cour,cd down their
checks Hs they remembered how they had
witnessed encounters OF real lighting al
Cmckniuaugu, Gettysburg aud Shiloh Col
oncl Lodcr of the regular nriuN says n wa,
the most realistic exposition of the uois,
ana blaze OF battle hc ever saw. The glitter
lhs arms, dancing plume,, awful din and
roar oiRrtlllcrv, with an everlasting crack
of guns made tho wcikin ring The boys lid
uohiN, and no wonder. No accident hap
pcned and tho whole affair went on su
pcrhlN n magnificent style. Thirty of
the militia were overcome low the heat
during the engagement and one died to.
day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-08-06
Eaial PrLln Einhi.

LoNDoS. Aug IA prizc Eight took
,lace at Rhondda, Wales, ON Saturday be.
weon two well known biuisor- nnmcd
Evans and James Thirty-tvo rounds
we're fought during which both combutnnts
were frightfully pounded James was de
nlarcd the winner and Evans was carried
from the ring unconscious, with blood
0OWlnI from "a hundred cuts aud his fnce
'aticrod ont of all somblaucc Of "a human
visage He was placed 100 q carringr aud
irivDn 20 his home. but died from his inu.
rles before reaching there.
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A TERRIBLE OUTRAGE.
=" American citizen kidnapped aud shot
hN y MrNiran NlNAl I'm InNc.


GALVESTON, TrN. JULY 2p -Franci, Ra.
sures, thu uuturahzpd American citizen
who was arrested and surrendered nirht
h.torc last without "a hearing bv County
Judge HoGstctter, upon demand OF Chief
ot Police Moudragou. OF picdraS NcgraS.
Mex, that he was horsc-thicf. was
taken from the Mexican prison eight hours
after his Incarceration, carried two miles
below Picdras NcgraS. with hi, hands
tied behind him. and bUutallv shot and
buried at the command Ot Moudragon.
The secret underlying thi, infamous out
rage A. that Rasurcs had won the atIrC-
lions OF woman OF whom Chief Mon
dragon was enamored. Mpudragun swear
ing vengeance, detailed two of his. tru~ty
hcutenauts one night TO murder his rival.
Rasurcs badly disabled his assnilants aud
escaped TO Eagle Pass. Moudragon. how
ever, determined his removal trumpcd M
a charge OF horsethoft against him and
had him eNtradlJcd and shot. The night
that Rasures was delivered to the
NsSsssn authorities MondraCou left
torl Halullo, not however, before
having delivered orders u his lieu
tenants 10 execute RasureS The victim
IN pathetic letter appealed TO United
states Consul Lynn TO save him, saving he
was an American citizen, guiltlcss OF any
transgresSiou against any law and that
Mondragon had had him arrested TO crafty
his vengeance. This letter was delivered
TO Consul Lynn ten hours after its author
had been baScly shot. Consul Lynn has
telegraphed the facts OF the case to Sccre-
tary Bayard
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Enaland,s New Cabinet

IoNDoN, July %. The new Cabinet ha,
been announced as follows: Secretary for
ar kt Hon. VIM. Henry Smith. FIRST
Lord of the Admiralty, Lord Geo HamiI.
Ton Lord High Chancellor, Lord Sails.
bury Secretary for India. RI Hon Fred.
erick Arthur Stanley. Lord President of
Council, Niscounu Cranbrook President Of
the Local Government Board RI Hon.
Henry Chaplin President of the Board OF
Trade, Rt Hon. Edward Stanhope: Post
master. Lord John Manners First Com.
missioner Of Works. Rt Hon David
Plunkett; Attorney General. Sir II r.
webster; Lord Chancellor of Ireland. Lord
Ashb9urne The first three OF the above
are official announcements
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Charoe II TO Filth.

CHICAGO, July 2S An epidemic Of diph.
iberia and scarlet fever is raging with se-
rious results I'm that neighborbood bounded
hy Forty fifth and Forty third streets and
Tracy avenue and Atlantic street. Tyyep.
" i've cases have been reported within "a
snort time The malignant cases result
fatally in about y week The ncighborbood
% beInR thorOuRhIN nLcnnnd
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sensatIonal Renoris cnniradIoled

HAuFAN, July A special dispatch
hom -. Johns. N T.. contains contradic-
ton OF sensational reports of the prevail
euce of dcsOtutlou in that COLONY and
stat"s that thcro have been mo- deaths from
starvation The ST. John CoIoHist de-.
uouucc, WeddcIl, who is in Canada scoIing
assistance, as au impOstor
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The Deadly Rattler.

OAhl'Np, Ill, July - While gather
ing berries with several other ladies near
this city Yesterday, Mrs. j Hansen was lit
ten 10y a rattlesnake Her screams called
the attention Of her companions. who went
to her assistance. She was placed ia "A
wagon aud started for her home but be
fore she arrived she died Her left limb
which was bitten, swclled TO enormous
proportions before death enAucd
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d Vas Good Dynamite. sure enonnh.

CW'AGo. Julyn y dynamite cAplGdinZ
excursion party was organized 10 go out on
the iaN" tia, morning, To test some An
archi-t bombs found m different pn,.t, OF
the city. \ stream of wntor six feet in
diameter shot 200 feet into the air when
they were set On. l'or twenty feet around
the surface ul the lake was couvulsed, not
wihrimdlng The fact that th" dynamite
had been lowered some twcnt' eight feet
ihc water hundreds of fish vrro thrown
into the air with the stream. and the sur
face Wa, covered with dead Ones.
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Cowhlded at the Church Door

ISpNNArOLr. $50, Aug i-D Dr. Dmk,
Walter q prominent German druggist,
wns assaulted aud vigorously cowhid.d by
William Roger us tho former was cutrriuv
thr German Lutheran Church this morn.
ing The alGlir created great excitement
iu Che church tho women and children
fleeing iu all directions. Tho trouble grow
out of alleged slaudcr Of Roger by tine
druggist Both men are prominent Cor
man citizens.
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Slavery to be Abolished in Cuba.

MADRID, July -. In the Chamber nj
Deputies to-day Senor Lobra moved reso.
luton that the Government free a. soon
as possible the remaining -. 900 slaves i'm
cuba The Government agreed 90 tho
resolution, and u was passed unanimously
The President of tine Chamber coupratii.
lated the members on the "crowning Of the
glorious work Of the abolition Of slavery
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-08-06
Home Rnle In wal-s

LpNpoN, July 30. Hand bin. demanding
nome rule are being circulated throughout
WalCs The circular says: Tho tmo has
arrived when Weishmcn should have the
right 60 govern th"msclvce The Purlin-
mont at London mako laws, not for tho
benefit Ui WDl,hTcn. but for tue enrich
mrut of landlords aud idlcr. Wcl-hmcn
demand th" privilege OF making their own
laws; they demand free education, tho
abolition of lHudlOrdism and the discstab-
h,hmcut Of tho Church
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Iew and Gentlle...cnnLd ls nlina

CWrto", July 20 A Jacksonville UD
special say- Nellie Goodwin, the sixt cen.
yearold daughter of the Rev. vs. n Good
win pastor ~ the Centenary Mothodi.t
Episcopal Church. clopod last night with
Meier Weil son of "a prominent jewish
Clothier ot this place. aud we're married
They have fed to parts unknown
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A Queer Case.

New YoKK, July pa Newark Justice
has issued "a warrant for the arrest Of
Frank Glcsson, "A seventeen ycarold son
OF highly respectable Brooklyn parents on
"A charge based upon a remarkable story
told 10y his mother. To- the effect that hc has
left his home and is detained away bv Mrs.
Husk, tOrty-ycnr-old woman. at New
York who has been possessed Of a strong
infatuation for him for several years
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Wholesale Iail nallverv-

PIJrsRuEGW Pa, July 29-There was
wholesale jail delivery at Wheeling yestcr-
day. While tho officials were eating dinner
twelve of the prisoners, including a mum
Der held ON serious charges. scaled the
walls and escaped The fugtvcs boarded
"a Baltimore a Ohio freight train for this
CITY, ana when they arrived here this morn
ing they were met by a posse of police.
. ald lets - h"-tsve4y ~Ioesi,eurgd NRibhout,
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Attempt 10 Force The Unl.d States.

B"-ro>. july aO a Portland special ia
the 1drertmer says Tho action Of the
Canadian Government. iu closing the Bay
OF Chnicur 90 American H.bclmou. ii, be-
licycd here to br uu attempt to force tho
question of the three mile limit into the
present controversy between Canada aud
the Iuited State. a- well &C., To- force the
United St0tcs toward opening ITS markets
to Canadian h-h. 300 whatever settlement
Of the question i- hereafter made
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Iexas Wants Gore

AUSTIN TEN., July 29-Application, - 10
raise volunteers are pouring in on the Ad
jutant General who also has information
that the MeNicans are reinforcing the EI
Pnso Del NOrte garrisons
FoRT WORTH July % Texans arc itch.
ing for war. Local military companies in
every city are drilling The howI is for
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THE LINE DRAWN


"'PH'''' N"l''"'' '""l 'pp"sed
to salvation Army street Parade.
CoN'uRp, n H., July 30 The supreme
Court today rendered a decision denying
the right OF the Salvation Army to beat q
drum in the streets of any city town or
village pf the state. The statute forbidt
drum beating except under the command
Of military officer Tho defendants
claimed That they were uctiug ma ObcdionCe
Co the dictates Of their couscicnccs aud as
an act Of religious worship The court
lbtei That this was no defense, and that no
act of rel siou- Worship can bee allowed to
disturb the public peace or violate reason
nLLn InIIrN InuuIuIILm--
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Texans Want 10 Fioht Meyioo

. TT WORTH. TEX July 2S.-A bitter war
ieeling is predominant throughout North.
ern Texas, and the Cutting case Is absorb.
ing attention throughout the State The
hatred Of the Texans for Mexico has been
growing for years, and many towns report
that volunteers can be raised there i'm case
trouble occurs
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Iryna AerIal NayInailon.

PARIS. July 20 M L'Hoste. the aero
naut and " Mangot an astronomer MS
ccudcd from Cherbourg to-day boo fha
former new balloon TorpIlcur which be-
provided with steering and ur0rrIIIrs.
epparatu- They intend to make q two.
day journey
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-08-06

CiScivvNI Aug. John Tosucv Judge
at Che notorious Fourth ward a A. convicted
of putting two hundred fraudulent ballots
iu tho huIIpt b0E. was sentenced tO three
years iu fhc pnuiicufi8ry "kId Dickson,
indicted for repeating. was acquitted