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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-26

Jesse u. hrekwtsl. George Morris aud
ID. Wethei Arrested for Counter.
feitimg Dur Daddy pcllars.''

4 week ago last sunday Sheriff Beck
counterfeit money in circulation about
town. Who the parties were that had
! opened mint Tor the manufacture Of an
''irrciermable currency" was the next and
most important question. Their. wer,,
several gentlemen If leisure about town
whose actions were not above suspi, ion.
and whom Mr.. Beck had made up his mind
Z" watch and catch in the counieriritins
act il possible In hi. work ntl.r- sheriff
sullivan Engaged with energy earnl to hat
oI his chief The money 'toin.l' 81 Tar as
known. consisted If silver dollars. and az
several had gotten into circulation it waa
only necessary to trace them i,a.k n ways
to Thoroughly convince Tho bi.icers That
their suspicious were wril founded. Not
being altogether .,tisiied with .l-vrlop-
nienfs hnwevcr. last week was spent in
shadowinc and watching the ccunterreiiers
with ~ hope Of catching thr.i; at th,ii
cr"oked work. Will. the officers failed ia
this by 81 scratch they at least ie'ane
convinced tina, they were on the right trial,
and On last Sunday night. about IOo'clock,
arrest II jesse Il. Eeckwith, Georrr Norris
and J. J. Wrikci. for making and passins
counterfeit money, and landed them in he
rastl. On the hill.
The arrest created quite n sensation ~
the public was mol looking for il aud hut
few were aware that spgrioos nioaey had
been found. Bah us The news spread
Through townand TIE part irs bc,a,,t known
10 our citizens. further damaging evidence
was brought {" light. ia the conduc, ~ the
men aud The purchases made ri stores.
GA M;nday the dlirers found their kit
log cabin formerly belonging ,o Moss Smith,
but nov the property Of Frank Wright.
The outfit consisted ri IL small frying pan
~ bar Of Bablitt metal, timers sol,lei
and several pricrs 81 plaster of paris that
had been run into blocks four inches wide
Impression of II silver dollar was made
before the plaster had hardened.
Morris and Brckwiil,. il seems, brnked
together in Abe Potts building. ahle
Nirkcl bunhc,, Nth Bart Noble ia the
tabin where the TOOLS were fnund. The
work ~as done ia the cabin for the reason
ihri Mr.. Noble was never in until quite
late at ni-h;. while Ies-rs. Po,t aud smith
shared the mouse with Morris j neckwi,h,
aud were more liable To drop in during the
cvenina
Ca Tuesday of this week Morris and
l'cckwifh were taken before judi 20 M,a.her
Tor n hearing They waived examination
.:nd ~eic hni.ni over to Tie aext i,tni ~
Wednesday Wcikel was given II hearing ON
he char.e of hrin. an arcunplice with the
other parties. lie WAS bound over in the
sum Of 81 800.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-26

EIIloEs aHars -iourrorrc@por,!o;.t. MIR.
vunT"i'tl, has changed his tune very much
ia biz has, ar'irl- and instead al s.ntirr.
buhlig wlsd he desired to ray. a. hc did in
Nj first article. he rays that crrtain things
locked SO ana -",and still look that wa,
Ia hin. just rs though his dee~un was
fnnl and inf;.IIihc.
T'm aeuileiran reminds nr very much III
n cpwanlly coyote. which. Il few s!pvs since
fol'owe,! ne as | was rIin. across he prai-
RE for quiet n distance. .srn seeming to get
ionrsonr aid fearing tn aitacl, me alone il
fst up IL most dismal hou'. seemingly call
ing for assistance, for in - few minutes
another JOINED h;,- and then they trotted
2long conier'rdlly for some distance till
finally they seemingly conclud,d they had
better dcsist, when q, ~ vc.' to another
howl they torh the back track. Such. il
seems to IRE. is just the ease with Mr.. Won
Fohel. he got lonesome aud apparently
,l,sir.s to ciii to his assistance he clerk of
district No. |. To trail rie. bot ! have not
the .ii.htcst fe,r of his bein, assisted in
lis' erdeavor Ia b!aekmail or oi his doing
iiiv any hafih PERSONALLY or pt!lef"isr.
The eeu;lr man in the corr..s al his yer
base article says: ".or i. .hrt, ANYTHING
ia he intent aud spirit ti iir- law ''as | read
it, which brings i, within ti, iu-isdict ion
ri that officer Ia remit such penalties. etc.
etc. When qualified as county superin-
tendent imnniafely procured "a copy Of
the Montana school laws and posted my
self on all the diifsrrnt points confirmed
therein. and shiie !, by me- n,ans. set MY
sell up as an INTERPRETER cf law. or infalii-
bic. wish il plainly ,:i,dci stood that | am
willing to- risk the corsarienc,,. Of any aHd
all the mistakes ! ma make in the dis
rhar-r If my official duty. and if your cor
respondent .a.,irv..' Il. the charges he har
made h.. him bring The n,lttrr uf remit
tancc If fines into court and will gladly
pay his Fees as attorIny for proscrut NJ
ne ices To 10 iia"d 10y the court provid-
ir- he obtains a i,idsn-nt of any kind
against me.
A. to chast'-ina trustees. now that |
know just what Ia nlr.,us ! can answer
him intrlii- nifty. | bad special in>tiur-
iior- from the territorial superintendent to
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-26


Inl liz. ii.s ~ u
nat less than one or more than fourteen
years in the lenitrn,ary.
1t is II poor counterfeit, hot ~er- good
considering the material arid tools they
had "a work with.
Morrir left ~ order with Ed. Swo,.e. the
blacksmith, for an iron ladlr to melt the
'buiinn." Mr.. SaoIe made the liable hut il
WAS never called far. 1t is now with the
rest al the hit to hr used in cviicacc.
W"ih-l i+"uslit III. plaster of ,mrir ~
7. &. Power n Bro. TN. p.,ijliiit ca iie
from the sam. store.
No gold coin had been manufactured
They were experimenting, howev.r.
Wcikel got spine silver wash oi Norman.
the jewrlcr Said he wanted il to ;Ix M an
old watch he wanted to trade.
II * si,ns this is not Morris first attempt
ut colnteriritins.
II is claimed the firm have sen; ras,
for II battery for elcc. roplaiirt r"d that
it will Arrive soon.
We are glad To learn than none ri the
new coinage dollars got into sc churei,
contribution BOX.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-26

''stur up those trustees in your report VII,
take little or no interest in their schools
lash them heavy; see Il you cannot Great,
/ general interest in schools and school
matters" and consider the terrii orial
superintendent instructions rs being oi
far more importance to me than your cor
respondencc Interpretation Of The law ''as
l read it,
In closing Your correspondents: says: AT
any rate his opponent tried To strike from
the shoulder in lair. open and tree fight. :"
Nov. ] am firmly convinced that my
Opponent" ~ h. styles inns e. liin been
running 50 tong with hi- head turned
over his shna,'ler that h. haa Ior.ottem
how to strike from the shoulder 4 xcept to
fight back the ridicule which VS. hurled
after him each time he has been voted to
stay at home by fairly intelligent, liberal
minded" votrrs. Several years since he
ran all the way from Helena to Lcwstown
without rest and year ago las. Novrm-
he. he inmortaliyed himself by announc-
ing he wac AN Independent republican can
dida'e. gaining Whereby most unen,iable
record as an ol',r- seeker.
In conclusions, Nsssrs. Etitor-, will say
that I have devoted more space to that
sore headei independent republican than |
intended. aud il you will Kindly publish
this article ! promrse sou that will
trouble yon no more ~. am no, Ike the
gent just referred to. who, beyond Il doubt,
IL cnxion. for newspaper notoriety.
Respectfully,
DAVID tALBREATn,
Sp,,s G..baaIa
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-26

Great capital, with all .sour ri"hc-.
Your wealth in mines and water bitches,
Your churches .rlfuolr a,ad court house
grand,
" nich shame all others in he land
Lower your proud head, your boast take
back.
Lew isttwn is on rour track
almighty dollar without int
She turns out from Che rir.in mint
az big Montana, her prouniest town,
jus: take the hint aud please step down.
anpie sTEh To R-frs:
Buttr, the marvel OF the world,
Let your pride be NOW unenrlrd;
Your silver taken from the ore
shall br necded-''ncyr. more
our mint. untranmrlrd. knows NO limit
Its output is almost infinite.
Alas. as ". just filled our bank
The sheriff came and seized the plant
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-26

LOCAL NEWS.

''Irre,lremab!c currency
Did you got any e the queer"
Reaa the notice Of stallIons for sale
Read taken up notice in rnotI..r Column,
f"r choice candies and r,tn. go ia
Drwit'S.
Drugs and "elrines at Eastern pri,es Il
D,Witt's.
Chris. King, os Rock creek, was in town
first of the week.
What's the use oi working ~hen you can
make mon'A " so easily.
1t IL the opinion Of many that VIC have
',eer the worst of the winter.
Mr. a Mrs. Thomas herr. oi Maiden.
wished the rouniy seat last week.
Bone and steel croche, hooks, = tenie
each at Dr. Rawn's store. M.ilcn.
Mirs Kate MrGinnis. Of Maiden. Is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Maurice sullivan.
All kinds of bird cages are selling for less
than first cost AZ DR.. Ha~n's Il, r., Maiden
Within Gordon. the well known ca.,!c-
man bl tuc Nu-stlsfitii, NdS IN tbWE fHrins
'h. week.
Remember the calico bail ,o.morrnu
evening at .Icnscn's Hail. \ good ,iue II
anticipated.
Those Who attended he party ~ COTTON
wood last Friday evening report u yer,
enjoyable tina.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. H,langrr, of Mri'lrn
were among the GUESTS registered Il; the
Day !louss. yesterday.
Now il your time To buy smoking ard
-hrvins tnbaccos, Mt iiist cost. 1T III.
Rawn's st"rc, Maiden.
Tom Mc~hane came up from Judith
Landing last week. lie SAYS cattle are
doing finely ia hat srctin
The Iewi-town p"stf would Ike
Va .rurn 81 the whrrraboGts of James
Mcpcrnor'. When las, heard ui he wa,
Ia tine vicinity Of t'h-i.
Brown Mckay ~ the in-; Forl. i,;s.
l3p head 81 sheep one night last week.
fhrir band .ut out ia III. stuIlu nd
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-26
CsSEH! lhkO FiNa. PS0Cf.
'. :. Land Office a. Helena. NJ T,
January - ISIS

January -, lsss.
Notice j. hcreb. piveu that William ".
Rriui-. e.: Helena Montana. has llel
no. 'jc 81 niS intention Ia trctr proof on
his dss.rt ard g aim No. 1913. for The
SEi MI. - 81 ard Lot | 81 sec 4. Lots
3 a.i ,nd - NWl Size. 3. IT. 10 y, X. is
T.. '"i"ir the " si'f and I.ecei'er AT
iitlera ,',,iaua, IA Monday, the 5th
,.ay al Marva, ISss.
IL" Ea'n's the ir!i win" witnesses to
Prove The complete risa'' N and rerlara-
fiohi Ut said llud, VII: Andrew ]. Deisiler,
J"ln ioss. Et'y ari Ha."er aud Alir,!
i'6.ic hard, ;ll oi iaibert, Fergus county,
Mountains.
9. W. L,NeHurNE. Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-26

Following is the apportionmrnt OF
school fund made by the Coun; y
superintendent of schools. for the EN-
suing year. II will he seen that about
one-t!,ird of entire school fund is ap-
port .oir.t. tn Iewistewn district
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-26

There was less than sly in circulation.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-26
IN ..::;mcrial Of Gu. coufyter:ci.crs.

AS n rule the Aars has made it II point
to come down on local poets with All
fours and we only lryintr from that rule
nov for the reason that the inlowins .oi:-
iribu'ion is opporirnr and credible 10
our oniy exponent oi the world renowned
"Eohy" Bur,-s:
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-26

Handsome diamond rings ~ Marston :
nl-o II lin. nss"r;sn~n: at Other siyl-s
Iiardsume Watches in silver gold and gold
ill,d EASES. House timers in nickel c,i.a..
cheap.
After the holiday trade il Is ueunl'.
quiet, hui Nprrian < Hanson are has.n.
nn unusual demand for Drugs. Chemicals.
Fruits, Nuts. Conf, ctionery aud Motions IN
great variety.
~ u. hreirr. formerly ri the River Press.
hut more recently of the Helena Live stock
j"nrnal has ncerpi.d n posiiioh an TIN.
'hrunicle. at Spokane Fails, and has lett
ioi that place with his iainily.
Dan trowlcy hitchei ON Sea Mng's wi hot
is i Yesterday. and he and Treasure
Wright took a spin through town. stop.
pins AT tuivst's photograph gallery long
enough To get their pictures TAKEN.
All goods of every description must D..
sold out between NOW and next April 18th,
ut i'r. Ea"ns siore. Maiden. So every
body should come early, while there i. a
'hanr" To select from u big stool.
nv lt'lltith Niiifh rtiG rates the bal IL
room from the private apartment in :. q.
Sharpness hari,cr shop .nnght tire iron.
the furnare lasi saturday evening. but was
discovered ia time to prevent any DANA e.
Superintendent 'ali.en,h. accompanied
10y Miss Lin. Nave, came in FROM IT,.
judith ON Monday. Miss Nave has been
visiting ON thc Jadih ior the past two
weeks. she will remain here aud attend
The party Tomorrow evening returning To-
her home in Maiden ON Saturday.
Mr.. Hrcrctnn, ut this writing, IL making
progress toward recovery. That snr.
ZEAL operation upon his feet will he neree
sary there is no longer question. but To
what cNsent il will require II few more DAYS
10 determine.
Miss Iilsch s making rapid improvement
and expects To be able ia resume hrrlaiors
~ the school room nest week. Ii she i not
sufficiently recovered to do 50. II substitute
will he employed. In any event school will
open again next Monday morning.
X. ii. Fioyd-Joucs was last evening HE
purchaser of Russells latest piciure-Wu-
ter on the Eangc-now ON exhibition at
'a!kins X Featheriy's paying therefor the
sum Of Si5o.-lndep.nt'ent. oar COW boy
artist will soon get rich AT This rate.
The Grisgs Conn;y NDaLo'a) Courier
says: 'Th. rmers SOMETIMES u n. blind to
their own interests. la ;he last Dakota
lrgsatn IRE they fought persstently the bin
providing for Publication in th- newf7pa
bars Of notices Of cl,attei mortgage sales
The farmers Killed the bill, thinking il was
newspaper scheme. I'm Cooprist own.
lately. ~ new wagon wortl, $50 vas suli for
S:}t a good moving machne for 50. Il two
,ycar-oli heller for 81. The properir ne
ionged Ia n farmer. But few attended the
sale. because people do not rem about the
STREETS reading posters of I'll the
people who are able Ia buy"
John -. Ming came to town Tuesday
~,ih - sleigh that would distance the
WONDERFUL one iIoss Shay" II WIS ON
exhibition Wednesday and created coiisid
cradle spor.. The back OF the sleigh or
ridge pole, was made of dry fence post,
upon which was fastened the tree of
Nc, lcllan saddle; six standards made from
Guakenasp poles. projected FROM the ridge
D";e on each side Ia the board runners.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-26
faRx LOANS.

Ne ere prepared to negotiate long tim,
loans on improved farms In Fergus county
FDr particulars apply to
WALLACE, STYLES IL TnoRNDr.Gn,
Helena, Montana.
Or, RUDOLF 70. ToBEr. in. Lcwistown.
Rcfercnee-First National Bank. Helena.
Dissolution ce.Pir:nership
Notice ~ hereby given that the co-part
ncrship heretofore existing under the firm
name of Hunter, Noble a Shields. as lum-
Der manufacturers, is this day dissolved 10y
mutual consent.
q. W. Ill NTEh.
NOBLEN SHIELDS.
Dated Jan. 2d. 1855.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-01-20

The Recommendation of the New York
legislative commission that criminals sen
fenced to death shall be executed by cleo
tricity, is . good one, and will soon super.
cede the present repulsive method. The
recommendation, however, that the criminal
shall not know what day he is to die, is not
humane, ~ with an inevitable death soon
impending It Is mercifal to allow the crimi-
'inal knowledge Of the day and hour he must
expiate bis crime and his soul appear before
the God who gave 1t. Neither Is It we'll to
deprive the doctors Of his body. The well
fare Of the living is dependent to . degree
upon the knowledge of their organization
derived from those who are dead, aud We
know Of one whose bodies are more justly
due to the public than those who have for.
fe,ted their right to live. Neither is 1t we'll
to forbid newspapers 70 describe IN execu-
tion, for 1t 10 . written object lesson to those
who may be predisposed to commit like
crimes, that justice still prevails. There
can be nothing in an execution by electricity,
although 1t 10 terrible, that might not better
be published than suppressed. In these
things We believe the commission has re.
ported unwisely, but the sooner the enclo.
sures, and gibbets, and chances of bungling
executions 60, the better.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-01-20
JUST before the adjournment of the House

JUST before the adjournment Of the House
1t the last session, the Secretary Of the Treas
ury sent in . statement that in reply to .
circular sent out the preceding February,
and from results Of inquiry by the Inspector
General of steam vessels in relation to the
construction and heating of passenger cars
80 As to prevent loss Of life, PIG letters had
been received. Twenty eight proposed heat
ing by steam from the locomotive; II by
hot air from locomotive ; % by heat from An
independent car; 26 heating and lighting by
electricity !; 81 by improved heaters or stoves
on cars 8 prevention by specially construc-
ted cars; / heating and lighting by gas, and
"a miscellaneous methods. The Inspector
reported that, theoretically, many Of them
would reduce danger to the minimum, but
no appropriation for experiments having
been made, he could not speak from practical
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-01-20

nrummouds 80 as to reach the latter place IN
.;n,e to catch the east going train AZ 90 =
m.-Phaipsburg Mai.
Since January LIST, Judge herley .'1ss 49,, 40,
&c. Kerley, formerly Of the Deer 1e %oes
1adepepdent,) has paid into the scnool .":a ~
t ~, snur yum Of s175. collected as fines IN
proh.te Cont. This is, we believe, the pest
.how;no ever made in the office for the SNORT
nsr,od Of thirteen days. This sun was cor
iacted wholly from violators OF the 'awp pro-
h,h,tino the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
vithin two miles Of a railroad graae ~
conrse of construction. Jeterso" Iou"'y
Sentinel.
A. s. Lanneau, the Ashley merchant, IS IN
Tho c;tv. and confirms the previous reports
# the discovery Of fine coal on the f'atneao
river. In fact, MI. Lanneau, VINO mas .ahen
some pains to investigate, is convinced 'na,
the hest coal in the Territory is to oe 'ouno
there. and in large quantities. several veins
have been located, the widest being 'ooi'ce'
foot. It was first discovered in the RIVER
and has since been traced for miles on eotn
sides Of the stream. The coal crops OUT on
the surface.-Missoua Times.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-01-20

The Rocky Mountain Husbandman re-
Gently declared itself as against free trade,
especially on wool, and the Independent,
knowing the political proclivities of the
Sutherlin Bros. to be Democratic, attempted
to pull the Husbandman back in the traces.
But it was not q success. The Husbandman
of the 18th gives reason for the faith that is.
in it for q protective tariff in one of the best
written arguments for the protective tariff on
wool that We have read, and one that, with
all due difference to the ability of the Inde-
pendent, we believe it canno rebut. And it
is not only so as relates to wool, but other
protected commodities. "Free trade" or 50
tariff for revenue only" means . ruinous
competition for American manufactures and
q reduction of the wages Of American work.
ing men to . point no better than those Of
Europe. When Americans are willing to
accept those conditions, then, and not till
then, will "free trader or ''tarif, for protec-
ton only" be accepted by the American
people.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-01-20

The Miner, in referring to the School Of
Mines about to be established here - . de.
partment of the College of Montana, says:
"The advantages of such = school are self
evident. In It would be taught mining, civil
engineering, metallurgy, chemistry, ssssying
and similar branches, the profit Of which in
this Territory Of unlimited mineral resources
ID obvious. Several such scholarships have
already been applied for, and two students
of the College Of Montana are in town At
present for the purpose Of inviting the assis'
lance of the moneyed men Of this city. It
is an opportunity to afford valuable assistance
to . most deserving object. A subscription
of . scholarship 10 be kept At the disposal Of
the donor would not be felt by many Of our
rich citizens, and the money could not be
more wortbily bestowed. If such an addi.
ton can be made to the College Of Montana,
it will not be long ere the benefit will be
experienced in . field where Its want has
been specially felt for some time. The
wealthy residents Of this city are invited to
give the subject their most earnest consider
atiOn."
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-01-20
This is War Day.

BERLIN, Jan. 15-The fact that the Car at
the New Years reception refrained from talk.
ing to the German Ambassadors and Austrian
representatives and out of a crowd of Rus
sian Generals and Ministers whispered for q
few minutes TO NJ. Degiers, and then singled
out Minister Bishnegnadski, M. P%obiedonos.
teffe and Secretary of State Ostrovski, is
taken to mean that the wal party triumphs
The movements of the troops to the frontier
are accelerated and hosts of laborers are
constructing redoubts on the line of the Wis.,
tula. Warsaw police have issued orders
that all Austrians Who have not permits to
reside in Poland must quit the Russian terri
tory to day. Austrian and Hungarian troops
are concentrating on the Silesian frontier,
and . majority Of the Hungarian Parliament
is ardently warlike. The Austrian war Office
is confident there are sufficient forces in
central Lemburg, Przemsysl and Czernotitz
to arrest any Russian advance. The upper
house of the Prussian Landtag, which began
It's session to day, elected the Duke of Rati.
bon President, Herr Won Rochow Vice
President aud Herr Miguel second Vice
President.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-01-20
INSUFFICIENT MAIL SERVICE.

Last weeks issue of the Deer Lodge New
NORTH WEST, printed last Friday (Jan. 6th),
arrived by mail in Helena yesterday MORN
ing (Jan. 12th.) This is efficient service for
you.-Independent, 18Th.
We can produce af6davits from the fore
man and pressman of this paper, and Post
master Carlton, that the NEW NORTHWEST
of the date mentioned was delivered to the
railroad postal clerk the same day it was
issued-ss it invariably is-with the plainly
printed label, "Helena, Montana" on it.
presume other publisher rs fare as badly
Is we do by . railway postal service in the
Territory that is very direlict. If there is
anybody At the head Of that business in
Montana, it Is time he was stirring around
and securing the proper transmission Of
mails. We have ten times more trouble
now from delay aud miscarriage of mails
han we had when the service was done BY
stage coaches, and it is uDqnestionably
through the ineficlency or ignorance of those
who handle the mails after it leaves the Deer
Lodge postofice. When the mail trains run,
the mail should be "wolked," and worked
promptly. We will say further that we
could never trace negligence 10 the clerks on
the Montana Union. On the Northern Pa.
c;fc, east and west of, and not remote from
Garrison, We have much trouble, and the
inference is that sacks takeE on there are not
promptly worked as they should he, 80 that
the proper packages can de delivered at Gold
Greek, Drummond, Avon, aud other distrib.
uting points. How the particular miscar-
riage referred to occurred, We do not know;
but complaints are so Fl. quent at other
points near Garrison that we mention the
probable cause, and submit that it should
be given immediate and continuous atten-
ton.