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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-01

TIM races by horses owned exclusively by
colored men took place. The track was IN
fine condition. Tho on-Ookers manifested
oreat interest in the trials Of speed, and
though no cherished records were put 10
nerif the sport was very satisfactory In some
RESPECTS. The following is q list OF the
races:
First race--runniug-one dash; purse
SIS. First horse, $50; second, go. No
horse that has ever entered in any but gen
tleman's race allowed to start. William
Walters Jeanette, ". Flemins's Caroiu', A..
Boykin's Fashion, and James Elllss Queen
started. Carolus came in first, Fashion Sc
cond, Queens Jockey lost stirrup and was
forced ~ dismount within an eighth mile OF
the start. Time, 2:lol.
Secopd race-trotting-iour-m class
nurse S100. First horse, $50; second, so; {;
third. 2l5; mile heals, hest two IN three.
The horses starting were John Smiths LIZ
llen Madison, Jssper Lees King Bolt, and
Henry Aliens Woful.
First heat -Kiug Bolt passed the wire
first. Woclul second, Lillian Madison dis
ME Judges not thinking Woiul was
driven properly IN this heat displaced the
driver and put IN substitute.
second heat-W oiul won easily. Time,
third heat Woiul first. Time, 2:54.
Third ract-runniug- --0ne-mlle dash purse
sl95. First horse, S7j; second, 500. "A.
Beykip's Fashion. W. Flemmiug's Carous'
and James Elh.'s Queen started. FASHION
carne IN hrst, closely followed by Carolus.
Time, 2:0l.
Fourtb race-trotiipg; free for all; purse
$50. First horse. SS5; second. 40; thnd,
So. mile beats, bestiwo in three. j. A. liit-
neJs NIlly c., Jasper Lees King Bolt,
Henry Aliens Woful, and (. {. CopelanGs
S. Charles started,
Frs hea.-Woiul first, st. Charles Sc
eond. King Bolt and Milly c distaneed.
see,pd heat Wolul 6rst. Time. 2:s9.
The mule-race failed TO fll aud was de-
claTed of. - D,-,
aud james Fletcher.
Timers: William Adkins aud William
Campbell. =. u,,,-
Starters drumming rsees N. A. Fuimore
and Peter Harper (bOthcoloredl.
Secretary Of race course: Daniel Lyons, OF.
The attendance was Quite AA-sasd-. II nab
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ABOUT ADJOURNMENT.

sponse to questions asked them yesterda
said the convention will adjourn on Frida
There are several important matters 10 q
organization set to be decided. but this
no doubt the only one in which the public
10 any extent interested about which an
thing will be given out for publication
There will be some action on the go
strike, but this will DO diligently secrcte
The question n increasing The emergen'
fund, which y now over 100000. 10 n hrg
sln-say about SJ5 ,000-is It'll pendlr
and may or may not be voted upon. II
delegates are becoming restless ana "
soon begin leaving for their homes.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-05

WAsuISGroN, NV :7.-Drlegaie Toule
OF Montana, VIA Ia, jIst arrived in the
citv, seems to think there is strong rea-
son to believe tina, the coming SESSION of
congress may take up the bills admitting
new states and pass them. lie says there
is NJ reason in the world why the
Il IN bcrats Of ih- F!i,ieth congress should
not admit hakuta as two states and
Montana ami Washington Territory.
Delegates Gifford, Toole and Voorhees,,
who ara all in town, are going To work
To impress this view upon the house, and
as Toole and Voorhees, are both demo.
Gratis they may succeed. Nearly all the
democratic members OF congress who
have talked upon this subject seem to
think it would be foolish and ungracious
to further let this matter drag, and
several members contend that the demo-
Gratis might in that way steal certain
amount cf republican thunder which Is
being stored up for the Fifty-!irst con
gress. Springer, who is here, has been
good enough to say that he will throw
no obstacles in the way of the consider
alton of the bills it the house will take
up his bills Int aS he has verv strong
desire to get the Oklahoma bill through
first, it is blrely possible that he NAV
dela- matters in that way. Delegate
Dubois of Ilaho, who has been re elected
reached herA last night, and is quite DIS
posed to ask admission for Dakota,
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Singular Suicide.

WIcKEs, November 30.--Just as the
Butte passenger train on the Montana
Central had pullri ont Of this station
this morning and about 200 yards south
of the depot, - strange man, standing
near the track, deliberately crawled
under the rear coach, laid his head on
the rail and before the train could be
stopped the wheels had passed over his
neck, severins the head from the body
The net was deliberate suicide and
was observed hy several witnesses,
among whom were Conductor Green =.
Hugh Kirkentlall and Express Messen-
ger Simpson. The body was removed
to the depot where il still lies awaiting
the action of the corandr. It has been
identified as that of n tramp, who has
been IN town for few days and was
dead broke. He had been on drunk
and threatened to take mis- own life
Herald.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-05
BOZEMAN, M T, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER s. 1888
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Th r wo. dn r:-., u rt,.w-
fever al ,lap~s .lv:'i sat .nnr
deaths. Total cases to fuie /, ,G2l. total
deaths 402.
Clr.o|an1's vote in Mississippi, accord
int ttoo!!iridl returns, Is 81 i76, Harrson's
5oG9G. Fisk's 21S, Strceters %. Cleve-
lind's plurality 55,3sn.
A. II. Cu!4n;tt vas On Fues lay e elect.
ed United States Senator from Georgia.
Henry w. Grady of the Atlanta Consti-
tuition, his chief competitor, refused to
run.
The bank of Durham. y. C., owned
AMI controlled by W. T. Blackwell, the
manufacturer of the purman smoking
tobacco, has failed for halfa.million
dollars
John W. keely was committed TO Jail
bv Philadelphia judge Saturday for
contempt of court in refusing to explain
to committee ofexperts appointed by
the court the secret OF the Keelv motor.
| hii ttichNt'A 'lll Jail.
About lG0 loorus in WanSuiia Mill
No. |. al New Bedfoid. Mass are idle
as all ofthe wide. loom wcavris in That
mill have struck work because of ad.
ditional fines for black marks iii weaving.
A committee OF the strikers have beer
appointed TO wait upon the Snperintrn-
| dent.
Alabama is proving profitable fed
| for the Mormon missionary Just nov.
Thirty converts in charge of Il Mormon
elder passed through Montg ,mery Mon
| day, all coming from that nni.hborh ol
| Most of them were women, all tickrted
| for Utah. A car-loa'! vent from Nnrlh
Alabama a few ,lavs ago, and big gang
went from South Alabama week ago
The Ohio River coal operators have
unanimously decided I" shut down alt
the mines along the Monpnsahrla river
fora indefinite period. This will throw
on. Of employment I 600 miners, besides
all the river men engaged in taking coal
down the river AMI the mine laborcrs.
| The operators say the shutdown will be
for two III lnihs at least They say they
cannot sell coal to an advantage nov, al
] the market is overstoakcd and coal is
selling for 5 cents per hushal, the lowest
for many years
Rear-Admiral Charles II, Baldwin ui
1 Al. i 4
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-05
~ Scrap OF Paper Saves IIri' Life.

II was Just scrap Of ordinary Mr.tI-
ping paper, bnt 1t saved her life She
was in the last stage Of consumption. todd
by physicians that she was inrurahle and
could live only Il short lime: she weigh
ell less than seventy pounds. Una piece
of wrapping lafrr She read Of Dr. Kings
New Discovery, aud got sample bottle
i, helped her, -hr bought Il large bottle,
it heirc'l her more. bought another and
grew better faster, continued it, iise and
is now strrng. lial,ly. rosy. plump,
weighing liO pounds. !ur fuller par
ticulars send stanl,tp w. IL role, drug
gist, Fort SMITH. Trial Bottles pf this
wonderful discovery free at W W Nor
ris' drug store.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-05
For -Four Years 0nly

Say, pr min nj dem crai: "rw
years f,4nn Nv he country will 90 over
whelminllv for the democrats and iiar
rison's administration will, like Fill
more's. be the last of the opposition to
the democracy With Il large majority
of the popular vote there is no danger
of the disruption of the democratic party
1t will be the better by wedding out the
halfbreeds of the new democsacy. For
If Harrison ignores vil,seryire reform
it will bring the mossbacks to the front
if he ca ers to civil services ;lishf the re-
publican spoils-hunters vii forever
abandon the party.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-05
QUARRELING OVER THE sPoIIs


WAsniN, =. II. c.. Nov, %, lSSS.-
[ From our regular correspondent. Mr..
Cleveland has retired to Oak View in or
der to prepare his Last annual message
to congress, There is little donbt that
Mr.. Cleveland will Inanflly sisnd h.!
the position taken by him un the surplus
and the tariff last December. He will
make more emphatic his former declara.
tion that it is condition, not theory,
that confronts us lie will still advo-
cate the democratic policy Of reducing
the tariff on raw materials and the
necessaries of life, but above all he will
insist that the income of the government
should at once be reduced in some man
ntr. 1t is thought by some that SO
urgent does he consider the necessity
for reduction, tia: lie will advise the
democrats of the house to accept the
Senate amendment to the Mills bill,
rather than have no reduction until the
next session Of Congress In fact the
signs are rnpidIy multiplying that the
policy Of the democratic leaders at the
coming session will he to secure il
possible the passage Of some sort Of a
tariff bill that will reduce the surplus,
ard If they have to accept the republi
can plan 10 do so under protest, as being
b tier than no reduction at all. This
policy will, If adopted and persistently
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-05
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.

To THE EpiroR.-Piease inform your
readers that | have a positive remedy
for the above named disease. By its
timely USE thousands Of homeless cases
have been permanently cured | shall be
glad to send two bottles of nav remedy
FREE to any Of your readers who have
consumption IL they will send me their
express and post office address.
Respectfully,
T. A. SIoeua, NJ. G., lSl Pearl St. n, y
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-05
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SHERiFF SALE.
1: Power Co. VS.. c. n. Yerkes and d. F.

I, Y. Power & Co. vs.. e. h. Yerkes and d. +.
Yerkes.
By virtue of an Execution In the above en-
titled cause Issued out of the District ,'ourt
of the Third judicial District of the Territory
OF Montana, In and for the county Of Gallatin
! will sell at sheriff sale at the front door of
the Court House In Bozeman in said County
OF Gallatin, and Territory of Montana on
saturday the 18th day of December A. n. ISss,
between the hours OF o'clock Il. IN. and
O'Clock p. m., of said day. all the right, title
B. +. Yerkes, In and to the folio wing described
property to wit: The Southeast quarter tSE
10 OF section eight (sl Townshlpone ny South
Range Six to) east. A lso one fourth ~ inter
est In ditch and water right owned In COM
mon by W. VI. Award w. W. spain, F.. F..
Ferris and B. +. Yerkes, all OF sald property
Montana.
Dated at Bozemnn, this itb day Of Deco M
ber A. ID. ISIS. JOHN MITCHELL,
| Sheriff.
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LAND OFFlUE NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Bohemian. Mont.l
October 18th, lsSs.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice oflfis intention
TO make final proof In support . fills claim aud
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver at Bozeman. Montana, on Sat
urday, December 18th lSss, viz.
FREDERICK, ]. PARKER,
who made H e No: j92, for the W Y Sec. 81
Up. No. of range west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ts continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of said land, viz:
Robert Miligan. William H. Hankiuson
Frank Huller and Newton NJ. Doty, all OF
Willow Creek, NJ. T. ~
GEo. W. MONRoEi, Register.
First publication Oct. 3lst, 1888.
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Land Office at Bozeman, Mont.l
November 18th, lSss. /
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of hlslnteution
to make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Reg
lister and Receiver at Bozeman, Montana, on
Saturday, december 18th, 1858 viz 4
JOHN PAPTISrE,
Who made H No. $50 for the n u OF NE u
NE4 3r NV y and Sc Aof NV 4rwp IN
MS the g
tion of sald land, viz: =. ~
l. r. Stateler. Willow Creek, Montunn; W,
+. Sloan, Alexander d. Weaver and Elizs
Weaver of Bozeman, Montana.
Gro. W. MoSEoE, Rsri "a
First public 'o'' N nlr' 'sSs.s ~
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-05

Land Oifice at Bozeman, Montana,
october 18th, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
tion to make nnal proof in support OF his
claim, and that said proof will beiinade before
Register and Receiver at BozeInan, NJ. T., on
Saturday, December sth, 1883. viz.
ORvIS W. SMITH,
who made II. Il. 5l3 for the q. u IN. Z. \.
Section -, Up. north of range east.
He names thu following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiya-
tion Of, said land viz. fT'f
Jabcnb J, rorbly, Albert Layctclx, John Y.
Fergusnn and Alfred Walton. all of Spring
O: W. MosnoE, Register.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-05
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

Louis Kruger VS..
+. c. Scott and Ellen Scott.
By virtue OF an order Of sale in he above
entitled cause, issued ont the District Court
OF the Third Judicial Dlstrie, of the Territory
OF Montana, in and for the county Of Gallatin
! will sell at tSherltrs sale al the front door oil
the Court House in Bozeman in said county
OF Gallatin, and Territory OF Montana, on
Saturday the End day ufnceenber A. d. lisS,
between IT, hours Of -'clCck q. m. and )
o'clock p. M, OF SAID Gay. Ii the right, title
,uG interest OF the above named defendants
+. G.. Scott and Ellen Scntt in and to the fol
lowing described property, to-wii' Lots NUM-
oered seventeen 10 and eighteen ,lSl in block
III in Rnuse's addition to the town of RoZe-
man, Galiatln county, Montana Territory
Dated AT BoIcman, this 97th day Of Novem-
ber a. d. 1858. IoSH MITCHELL,
Sheriff.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-05

DROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES
L Office of Chief QuarterInaster, Depart.
EMBER s, n 5,. fi sEhLEp a,hi Eau PR%aPa % y for
$50 Cavalry horses required In this Depart
ment will be received at this office until Il NJ,
Saturday the s;h day of December, lSSS, and
opened Immediately afterwards In presence
o. bidders. The Government reserves the
right to reject the whole, or any part of any
bid received. Bids will be considered Ior a
less number than lG. Blank forms of propos-
ais and full Instructions to bidders, may he
had on application to this ofiice.--A. +. ROCK
WELL, Quartermaster. U. $. Army, Chi,
Qartermasier.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-05
THINGS TERRITORIAL.
Items Of Interest From all Parts Of the
Territory,

rhant has iaen v.r. III II I, ,,uei ir.r.ia .
hut is improving.
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o,Iona.,, la., ,o.t
Il,, 4: VA, Vas, ,t ,l.,,s,,d va,
,.,;,.a =, a5n firm, PATIO, JI,r,l.r
son f,r n,;,o ,,.,.,,.s
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JA'i ann e"e''n i'"'h""aH ""7 S'''''" !"
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"aN't oo''' ,ess .u' '"- -'''e' s'e"'
'uiie''hk lie u'eu 'n's i''o' ni"s' ne
leh''s ua'he from ioa''o' anu is' '""'s
.'7 "he feacheu 'iie pe's'"e VI "e'
husoann' having oeeh s"nih'"lie" W
uiegrah p'' ne h'' expire" pe"''e she
eane'
| The court calendar of Madison county
is principally made up of cases against
saloon kcepers for allowing minors to
frequent 'heir places oil business seil'ns
liquor On tiec'i'h "a'' Ra'h"'ihg WIN
marked caris and the IKE \rsina
must be desen'ratinG in morals or else
mas oeen strncf with siasm "f reform
The lawsuit Of Gn.t llisse a.ainst Lar.
son, Keef- Co, Contractors nf Wickes''
tunnel, on the Montana Central. for Sl0,-
| 900 damages claimed for injuries received
by plaintiff in an explosion at the tunnel
last year, was compromised for $1,000,
and the case stricken from the court
do cket.
Dan Apap. the "Muntaua kid' and
Billy Hennessv of Kansas Citv, fought
thirty-two desperate rounds with skin.
tight gloves in Leavenworlh county.
hansas' last "eeh' Inc i,S"t l''' oeEa"
III 'ohiisoii county near t.'e '"''u'se
e''!h's i'"e' o'. '''e pr''''pa'' AL" sl'',
'a'ofs were o'''eh u. py ,''e s''e''i VI
inc '"o e'''"''Fs "l'' '''e Ds'' Mas "n's",
Gu Ill he"'en"'''" '''"ns IA" "s''
va. ''' W. ' '> WV
'"u'' pun''''e'
Max Hoppe, Helena leweler. who
shot and killed Mr.. Adams in Csioteau
county on the eth of last May, who
escaped to Canada was brought back to
Benton. and last week sentenced to
, twenty-five years in the penitent'srv.
, Hoppe Is evidently crazy On some sub
? jects. He imagines himself to i- the
f illegitima,e son Of the King OF Poland,
, and all through the trial interrlr'eI the
attorney with, Its lie,' aud other in
sane calculations. The murder WAS a
, cold blooded affair. Adams being KILLED
d. while riding across the country AMI had
y" Wv nan "~' ~''''' '''"'
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. oTIcE FOR PUBLICATION.

U. s. Land oflice at BozemaH, Montana |
November 5th, lSss.
Notire 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 Re-
gister and Receiver at Bohemian, Montana, on
Saturday December y, lSSS, viz:
WILLIAM +. THOMPSON.
who made II. +. No. $40 for lots and and
Il offs W u Sec. No. ., Tp So. II. 0 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of, said land, viz:
Martin V. Holman, Elisha II. Hawkins
George Hoffman William McDuf1 all of Bore
man, Mt.
GEo. W. MONROE. Register.
lst. pub. Nov. !. ISIS.
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NJ orICE h lR rllIsIss ff)izst ~
- sGss.Lsna .Qaisssf Bqsemani W

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore tile Register and Receiver at Boxeman, NJ
T., on Friday, December 18th, 1883, viz:
JOHN COWAN,
Who made Ii + No. 322 for the SW1. Section
10, Twp n, X East.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, aAd cnltiva-
tion of said land, viz:
ID. +. Cowan, Thomas Gibson, Ward A.
C.ickrill and samuel Chestnut all OF Creamery
Montina.
Gro. W. MoNROE, Register.
LIST Publication Nov. q. ISIS.
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United States, Canada. or MeJico.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-05

SUIFTI' F'TI'-VNf NTTH III
have Just been cured ,funi,e u severe
attack of catarlah of the bladder and
structure OF the urerhra, mainly by tho
use of couple of boxes of the Oregon
Kidney Tea, and can therefore recom-
mend the tea as a valuable remedy for
diseases of the kidney and urinary
organs. l.su. Wills.
Sold By w. W. Morris. druggist