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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
CfEes Der &c aBetts":
Ode DER 6. un6 Jopa.Strase.
Sie fatboIiiae &trde fisbt in

Ole tatboIii3e 8tr5s fisbt in
Stalien triben Gasen entseseu, benin Der
tirdsnfeinSli9e Sturm 1T auf Der sansen
2inis entfefsIt. gr triumpbirts m ben @es
n1sinberatbspubsen Don &om, no bic Iibez
raIe elite fteste; in benz YurIamsnte, mo
bic nsuen S~trafseiese sesen ben glsras
ansenommen wurssn, nnb auf benz Sriebs
bofe gu Gurin, wo bic Srsimaursr tarsli9
einen acknowledgements fen rsinpeibs
ten. Dis Bapfs baben i'm 2aufs Der
Sabrbunbsrte i9on rsan9e Dransfaal err
Iitten, absr islten bot ft9 10 sieI fauatii9sr
9aB seseu bic 8ir9e sebduft .wie sesens
rdrtis. limb mitten m ben @irren unb
Stirmen, bic ben Sslisn gstri uubsuIsm,
uer6Hsntli9te gapft SEQ XIII. feline berre
Ii9e Gncptlita iiber bic aaeui@li9s Jrsis
beit, elm Runbf4reiben, 70 tisf bur9ba9t,
baB ss bic aufmertiamteit Der sanssn eipiz
liRrten @e!t auf f9 sesOsem. Der 8apf
bsribrt bier cine Der i@wierisften unb Be-
beutunssuoufen Srasen; er er6rtert
Buntte, bic bes bentenben 9siifss am mir.
bisiten fiub, unb man u,uB ben grlaB in
isinem 8ortIaute bur9Ieien, UNI bic Sisfe
bsHsIben gu erfafsn.
Die vRin9susr susemsine !3situns"
erfdbrt pon elmer reuolutiondrsn 8sri9m5s
runs In Bulgarien, beren 9auptfs Rufs
i@ut iein iOa. 3uei 9~eriOnen uurben
uesen Tbeilnabme an bsrielben psrbaftet.
Ser bulsarti@s Mimiiter bes auswartiseu
straustp uub Der 5%inausminifer RatidOs
uiti9 iinb sur Gibruns Der llntsriuduns
In &ufi9ut einsetroffen. aus Sieu bas
tirts Srisfe wurbsn bsuts Bel ben Isrbafz
tstsn uorssfunbeu. Wau usrmatbst, baB
cine ansabl ruiFi9sr Jla4tIinse, wslde
uuter 3antSus 6abruns f9 seseRwdrtis
in atsw 3ur Seier Der grinneruns an bic
SIausnbstsbrans DOT 500 Sabrsn aufbals
ten, an Der Seri9w0ruus betbeilist lit.
Cine bsrbe absr wobpsrbisnte Suz
re9twsiiuns bat Der au,erisanii9e goniuI
Gitwoob In Gan Domingo BON benz bortis
gen Winiiter bes Snneru, benz Wulatten
Gisusro erbaitsu. IftpeoS bate fi9 gum
Munbfid zines ganfess Namens 9innsa,
sema@t, weI@er-man bore unb fauns!-
bic i'm Dom gu Gan Domingo rubsnben
@sbsine bss gntbsders pom Amerifa IN ben
Der. Staatsn our S9au ausftslIsn polIte
unb Der &esieruns pon Gan Domingo far
bic usbsrlaiiuns ber 9sbsins sinsn MntbsiI
an, Yroit 3ufi@ern lief. Der Yrdibsnt
uon Can Domingo iolts 8 SoIbatsn in
fsinsr Uniform unb 4 9riefsr i'm Srnat ID
itsueu, wel9e ben @ebeinen bss Columbus
ais gbrenwa@e bienen ~iolIten. Ser gans
Tee usripra9 ale &oifen gu sabIsn unb gas
rantirts Der &spubIit sinsn Rsinsepinn
pom $40, 600 iabrIi9. Der WuIattsnmi<
uiitsr fsrtiste bic bsitsn amsritaniidsn
RrdmerieeIsn turs unb gut ab. ,gs
sibt", srtIarte er u. u, rsewifs Oinse,
wsI9s gang auBer benz gsrei9s Der fiuans
sislen ausbeutuns Iiesen; unb sSbr @ors
f4Ias i'm Namsu Sbres 9anbmannss pdre
i'm Sale isinsr annabms ni9ts anberes,
aIs cine idma9uole gntweibuns, bic bur9
cine Gn3ubI tbeatraIii9er 3ufdIe sbenio
anit6Bis isin uirbe, ais fe einsis wdre.
Rsiu, Serr GoniuI! Oie &ssisruns, fir
wsIde gu ipre@en id bic gbre babe, bsfst
ssnasenb SsIbita9tuns, UNI Der ssfttsteu
8sIt bas S9auipisI zines ~unerbortsn
Sha6ers nit 6eiliaem III eripareu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Holttii9e &uubi9au.
SuIano.
GongreBberbanoIunaen.

Wir baben bieissmaI iber bic 8erbanbs
Iunssu Der Issteu awsi @o9sn gu beri@s
ten, bod bsr Mrbsitsn, bic Der gousrsB in
bieier 9eit setban, fnb wenise. Das
r,eiite parer. BabIreben unb gf9leprt ff&
bic Sisuns aum Serbfte bin.
Senat.- Die GIuBs unb Safenbiu.
Der 5Iottenetat, Der gser.s.tat wurben
ansenommen. ss5o,OOO murben ausses
worfen, I'm, feffsIlsn gu IaHen, ME melt
bic ioseu. au1eritanii@e Dafe bur@ tlnfs
Ii@e Bewdferuns tsu@tbar sema@t wer'
ben tann. s3.0l7 murben ausssmorfen,
nm bic Stabt Omaha fir StraBenpfafsr
nor benz 3olamt 3u enti@dbisen. Mebs
rers 9ausbias in Sssus aaf ben Bau uOu
Bunbessebduben unb bic 9snebmisuns
gum 8au pom Brdden absr i9iTbare
TlliIe, wurben anseuomu.en. Ser Nuss
i9uB fur bas Snbianerwsieu warb NIT ber
Gortidsuns Der l1nteriu9uns bieies gers
waltunss,weiss beauftrast. W9it "a sessn
90 Stimaieu wurbe Bic Gortietuns Der
Grudguns bes Gii@ereiUertrass In 5fents
Ii@sr GreeutiOfsuns befrro9en. 90 warb
cine Sausbia ansenomuneu, weI9e Befims
munger fir sepiRe Bauteu an Der Rdns
buns bss WiifiRppi trifft. unb cine sc.
natsbiq, wel9e be grnennuns pom nod
sinsm Witslieb Ses Oberri@tersG ~ouesiuu,s
pom @pomtns uerfast.
Saus Der Ibseorbneteu. -
Dem Seuutsbei@Iub flr geruoafomuls
nuns bes Bunbes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES marb
susefimmt. $2oo, 600 wurben gum Bau
zines Nbiddsunsss spsi@ers in Chicago
beuiaist. Dis Blu CUR gsrmebruns Der
Witsliebersabl bss observation-disclosures
uou Darota paiRrte. Die gerwirttertIds
ruus Der I. 3. Der 9afinss d 9atotas
Babn sema@teu 9anoi@sntuus warb an
senou,ueu. Ser @eiesentwurf, Elm Buns
beslanbri@t, bsftebenb aus sinsm, Obers
ri4ter unS 2 Bsi1sern, CUR prafuns bsr
2anbfrsitisteiten tn COLORADO unb Neu,
Werito gu i@affen, paiirte. Die Aus'
sabsn iar bas 9ser wurten uorIdufs Bis
gum l.. September bewiaist. Ser Nntras
warb ansenommen, semdB benz Der Winis
fer bss Snnsru ermd9tist wirb, In Soma
unb Iinnsiota bic ;u @unifen elmer giiens
babuseielI9aft suuisI CUR gnti@dbisuns
ausssfetten 2dnosrsisn benz Bunbssbefs
wieber einJuusrleibsn. Der Seeresetat CAB
AnIaB gu Ianssu 8erbanblunseu, ba bas
sous gang unb gar nit ben Gussabenans
iasen bes Ssnats nidt ei~nusrtanben 1T.
Die Mufnabms Stlaboma's ais Tsrritos
RUM In ben 8unb warb bss 2dnssren
bebattirt unb uirb i'm 5auie wabrf&einIi@
paiiren. Ob tint senat. If frasIi@. Der
@a9trassstat uub ueri@iebsne anbsre
gtats uurben bebattirt.
ginen fIaren ueberbIid iber
unfere Hunbesi&nlS sitt ~fOlsenber auss
weis, ben Der G~inansiesretdr an, l. ausuit
publistrsn Iieb:
Su goIb persinsli4e S4uIb:
4ispro,entise gnnbescblisas
tiorer. I'll ,642 $500
tioasn. ................ 7ls. 7ss, $4,000
lent. 1884, 1850. 90
bonSs. . $4,000, OOO.O 90
bsnSS. s4,s2s, 5l2. 90
Rdpitali4ulb. ....... 81, 0l4, 1856, 142. 90
Sim{em.. 9,418, 544.00
w. :. FAT ------
Totals Summe.. 49,. 81. 090. GA, 6S6.00
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

ter, In benz bic @lidielisteit BET Meni9e,
in Der gmisteit beifebt, 3u ~erIausen, mid
uermtnbern, ionbern f6rbern. gu bteie
@Ildleli9teit aber tam Ct ni1t 9elansen
penn bic NeIision pena9IdiRst mirb.
Do@ baben @ir bies f9on anbersw,
ueitIdufser auseinan6erseiett. SIN sesen
uartisen MusenbIid molten Wir nur bar
auf btnmeiien, baB cine berartise Greibei
tebr entsesen 1T Der wabren Greibett 70.
uobI beIieuiseu, weI&e resiereu, ale Der
ienisen, ueI9e restert wer6en. Die ReIi'
gion 1T Beiben ruunberbar natIi9. Si'
Ieitet zen erffen l1ripruns ber @ewaIt Don
@ott ieIbff ber unb befebIt ben Tarfer
auf bas etnbrinsIi9fte, ibyer Yfi9ten ein.
ssbent 3u iein, ni@ts rlusere@tes ODE,
6artes ~ befebIen, mobIwouenb unb mil
elmer pdterIi@en Qtebe benz 0oIte por3u.
ffeben. Gbenio Mill He aber aud, bab BIZ
Burger Der re@tmdbisen @ewaIt ais be,
Dienerin @ottes untertbau fein, unb pers
binbet bieielben NIT ben 2entern bee Staas
ties ni4t bloB bur9 @ehorfan, fonbern
aud bur@ gbrfur@t unb 2iebe; lie unter.
iast Nufffdnbe uub iesIi@es Beginner, bas
bic 5ffentIi9e Orbnun9 unb @ube f5ren
tSnnte, unb bas i@liebli@ MnIaB bietet,
bte Treibeit ber Barser NIT ftraffereu 3d.
seln ein3ui9rdnteu. Wir ibsrseben, mic
febr bie &elision ben suten Sitten unt
binwieberum CUTE Sitten Der Hreibeit f5rs
berli9 f1nb. Denn bic Gernunft 3eigt,
unb bic @ei&i9te beifdtist es, baB, is bef.
fer sef1ttet fie Staaten 1nb, fe UNI o mebr
bur@ Jreibeit, 9iIfsqueaen unb Ma3t
fart fnb.
Mun uuB nod etuas ssiast usrben iber
bic &ebefreibett unb bic Treibeit, in
Der 9reffe Mqes gun, Nusbrud gu brins
gen, mas ginem bsIiebt. &auu1 brau9t
gefast ~ werbsn, bab Elm &e@t auf cine
ni@t nit Mab sereseIte, fonbern cine anes
MfaB unb 3tel lberi9,eitenbe Greibeit
d t befeben tann. DEM bas Me@t III
cine fittIi@e Befusnib, unb es III. ME mir
f9on seidst baben unb nod 6fter iasen
mullen, absei@madt, gu u~1einen, baB eine
foI@e DefusniB unteri@iebsIos un6 ses
meini&aftIi@ Der Wabrbeit unb Der Qiae,
Ma.,,. ..a.h.s =; Mos matS y Sa'
bar III, has i'm Staate fret unb In peritdn.
bigger Wetfe su usrbreiten, bamit es 3u
s"s.sS ~ s.s 81. S
ma a. s.n X.;H ~ .S.,,s Y. o"aI.
mel9e bic Seelen unb bic Sitten perbers
ben, werben uon ber 6ffentIi@en Mutoritdt
S",,gt a 4. r;nt t wv, $500 H. "a Ssy
Tx sux.;.:r 49, a.. esns.m 49,
,,s;xrns;s.rS.r @.;H.a m.Ix. u.s. .;r'
s.;a;s. m.r""~,rt;",rn ~ sha.
S SnnS. k;raV,sya,ss n -. ~. m"A.
h,rM s.. Mat"r;.s. -. @.;.s. ~. 10y.
=. "a 800. s.s.,s.n lin oys z. NV" .;s m.~"s.
% @ S.ys.ts ss' ,Tuk u" S 1Ins
.m s. So r. ssS''nS% I NV ~; -.
s sass.. ups ~ S.r.M'
S.up.. ~ S:.IS,x. ~
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.utm " nv r|Mt nv m.n;nS.ms r;%,
es"s Il. S S4ss.. " s% Ue %t SM h N.Y.,
Ssnn. menn s;n.m 9.S.n unbsi%rsnfts
Nrsibeit. an reben nnb an ixreib.n, oe1ot.
let mirb ia bI.ibt nimis m.br beiIiS rnh
mnpsrIstIim. nimt e;nmoI i.ne a%.riisn
nmb mixtiofen not,rIi6en Observation-Disclosures
merbsn oei%ont. meI&e ala Elm oIicemsi.
n,s foif6nres Grbtbeil Zee m,nixiiMen
@.fnI,xtss ~ b.troGt.n fnh' SnS.m
"a oiImsbIin bie Ninisrnis ri. @obr.
lett n.rb1Dt' mirh. ME "a aft oeimi.bt.
I.;x. ...A.-kUx.., ,,N ,;.rssT.:s.r o.,
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preiie Ger 2n,eieen.

preiie Ger an5eieen.
Sober 3oa Der spaIte per Sa9r.. $500
8 Ronate ! 500
Sir ieSe i3eile grepier, oSer beret Maum, boa
%sriIental 10 Gents, bic nG6itenmale 5 Gents.
Ssiratbss uno Sobesan;etsen Tilt Sprua
$3.50, obue Spru4 $1.00.
auswartiss an,.ts,u miHen uorarstesaslt werSeu.
an;etsen fir Ricuies, 9otterien, glidsipieIs
&C., Die benz Settle Der tat9. Str9e jupioer, nm
ben feline aufnabme.
an3et8en fenoe man fpateHenS
Ronta8 Mor8en eth. .
Job'alrbeiten alIer Dirt prompt uHS
biuis aussefdbrt.
cfHes oer &c aBsttt":
Ode Der 6. un6 Jopa.Strase, 3,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

ginen fIaren ueberbIid lber
uniere Bunoesi&nla sibt ~fOlsenber auss
weis, ben Der Ginansiesretdr an, l. ausuif
publistren Iieb:
Su @oIb per;in8Ii9e S1uIb:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

9egalzS enbersHo . . ....$ 346, 1877, 1928. 90
Sepoiiten=@ ertiHcate. ....... 15,205, 200, 90
Golo=S Certificate. ........... 131 1853, 49, 90
Stlber. Certificate. 203, $3.50, $500
Sdeibemiin;e ab;isli6 S.
375 1884 entmertbeier ODER
performer Glide. ........ 6,922, 643.O o
Sunnaa. 49,. .....S 7O4, sos, 1851. 90
StIan;:
6apitali9ulb... ...... 81, 721 .122, O65. 90
5tnIen.. ............ 6,5S4, $4,000
u 2 ENTHUSIASTICALLY q rlr zoe koI nn
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-28
The Delu,iou yf ",islaria." /"

Another delusion is malaria, so called.
The word malaria means bad air. The
dleases that are attributed 10 this cause
are frequently common in districts where
there is no stagnant water or anything
else to taint the atmosphere. IL will be
remembered that during the autumn OF
1881 there was an unusual number OF
people who were attacked by these dis
eases in southwestern and west-central
Missouri and also eastern Kansas, when
there had been no rains Of any conse.
quence for months, and that, too, in dis
tricts far removed from decomposing
water or any other substance. The
cause or causes of these diseases were
surely not IN the air, consequently should
not be attributed 10 malaria. 1t is more
probable that during the dry, hos
weather Of summer that the heat THAI
Is radiated and the electricity that is gen.
Grated by the sun have an enervating in
fluence on the system-that from the
nerve centers this influence reaches the
muscular system, principally through
the pneumogastric nerve, and the
stomach being the most delicate and
intricate OF almost any Of the involuntary
muscles, Is the principal sufferer from
such eneryating influence. Indigestion
follows as a symptom, and an increase
Of bile brings what is called biliousness
and malaria.
hope my medical friends, and claim
many as such, viii pardon the presump-
tion on my part Of the discussion Of .
subject that comes more within their
province than that Of mine. But this
conclusion has been forced from obserya-
tons that reach over period Of many
years as u surveyor in the west. | have
observed that there were more cases Of
sickness Of this kind during, or immedi-
ately after, the season In which there
were the greatest number Of electric
showers or electric disturbances as shown
by the surveyors instruments. con-
clude, then, that heat and electricity arc
the prime causes Of malaria" and that
they weaken the stomach and, in q large
majority Of cases, produce the diseases
usually attributed TO this cause.
l give the thought TO the profession
with the hope that il will offend none
Edwin Walters In st. Louis Republic.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-28
ON A JAMB0REE.
Flathead Inoians Load up With
Fire-Water and Paint a
Town.
Passage BY the House of the
Northern Pacific Land For
feiture Bill.
AN INDIAN SCARE.

some of the Nations Wards Get Full OF
whiskey and Cut up Like Pale-Faces.
Butte special TO the independent:
A party of Flathead and Jocko In.
dians, wha were permitted few days
ago by Major Roman TO leave the res.
ervation for hunting expedition in
Jefferson county, arrived at point fif-
teen miles south uf here Monday.
Five Indians and hslf.breed who
calls himself Modest" but who is
recognized as one of the Finley
brothers, came to Butte aud succeeded
IN buying s. worth of whiskey from
Joseph Guiot, a Frenchman. who
keeps saloon on the outskirts OF the
city. In due time the Indians gc.
very drunk and reckless, and while
on the way back to camp the half.
breed assaulted ranchmsI who was
coming to town in his wagon, by
striKiug him ON the bead with a quirt.
After taking another drink be pur-
sued him ogsin. The ranchmsn said
one OF them had large knife in his
hand, but he stood them off by pull.
ing a pistol on them, which he had
under the seat.
Their hideous howls caused great
alarm among the terror-stricked farm.
ers and their families 10 the vicinity,
aud G.. Mclean, a rancher at the
Nine-Mile house, came in hot haste
to this city at late hour last night
and reported reign Of terror that ex.
isted among families out there, caused
by drunken Indians. They sought
protection from the officers and at 8
o'clock this morning sheIiff's posse
of eight men, heavily loaded with
guns and ammunition, started in pur-
suit. They found the Indians about
fifteen miles out, where they had
camped, and brought the five Indians
and half.breed to town and landed
them in Jail. Guiot, the man who
sold the whiskey to the indiana, wss
also arrested and will have his bearing
to morrow.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-28
Looks Nice on Paper.

A Livingston correspondent Of the
Helena Record ssys: "A curious incl
dent such ss frequently attends min
log deals occurred here the other dsy.
The owners OF the Alice L, well
known and valuable property in
Cooke, some time ago received su
offer of s25, 900 cash for their properly.
The party making the offer, which
was not definitely accepted. lett TO
complete srrsu gemeDts for the deal.
In the meantime two parties came
along who claim TO be mining experts
and Inspected The mine. One day last
week they concluded TO bond the mine
for SIS, $50, which offer was accepted
and the papers signed. Two days after
this party No. returned with So, 600
eash in hand which he offered for the
mine but which the owners were
unable TO accept, having bonded
the property for several months.
They are now kicking thems,lves
accordingly. II 10 claimed thai
the parties who have bonded th.
mine have q fortune within their
grasp. They baye fourteen asssys
OF the ore which run very even and
aversge $50 to the ton. and there are
$4,000 tons OF this ore in sight and
on the dump. Some men are born
rich, others lucky, and some neither.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-28
Truth stranger Than Fiction.

Hon. Ezra Il. Taylor of the 18th Ohio
district, referring toa Washington Star
account of his double, told reporter
recently Ia the Senate restauran [
that the account was literally true;
that ne had net man OF his own
n"me, Ezra b. Taylor; was introduced
to him at the Neid House, Columbus,
OHIO, by Gen. Garfield, where they
both had gone as delegates TO repub-
lican convention. Both were colonies
in the army, and were Of the same age
and exactly alike in all points of re-
sembIance. Recently The Judge had
received letter from lady in Wis
consin, who noticed his name as vot.
ing against the Mills bill and SAID her
father had n friend living in Eastern
New York, and she hoped il might b,
he. Judge Taylor wrote promptly
stating that he had never lived in
New York. The lady replied, saying
she was delighted in receiving his let
ter 10 recognize the address and hand.
writing OF her fathers friend. / will
add that Gen. Garfield had subiectef
the handwriting of the Judges doiolt
to III expert, who had unqualifiedly
pronounced it Ezra B. Taylor's. Her,
Ii nut to crack. Something for Tbeo
sopbisis TO solve, who say there are
seven principles in man; that the a..
trsl body can be projected; that obses-
sion is rs common to-day as in the
days OF Christ; that elementals take
possession Of mans body more fire.
quently known or surmised, moule
bis appetites and desires where the
will IL not aysrtion, and often n soul
or vital principal strongly attached T.
earth after death fastens on one who
will execute bis will.
Here is also something to consider
In cases Of murder circumstantially
proven. Two men named alike, In
personal appearance alike, handy rit.
ing identical, both of the same age
b"th colonels IN the army. yet uu-
known to each other. Strange, is il
not?
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-28
Grand Army Of Threshers.

We are Informed that there are at
present no less than thirty steam
threshers In active operation in the
valley, Smelling out from 5000 10
so, 900 bushels OF grain every day in
the week. II takes en- average Of
about 30 hands 10 each machine,
which indicates that with indoor a. d
indirect help, there are from 800 TO
1000 men engaged In threshing the
grain crop Of Gallatin valley. There
never has been q more favorable bar
vesting and thresblng season in the
history Of the territory than the pres.
ent, and although the crops may no,
turn out quite ne much per acre on an
average as last season, the yield is re.
msrksbly good and the grain will be
all grade A l.-BoEemAn Courier.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-28
Abatement of the Pest.

JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 26-Ouly
nine new cases reported this morning
and one death. This is one Of the
brightest and most pleasant days OF
the season, cool and refreshing. Be
lief is becoming general that the epi-
demic will soon have run IL course.
A Gordon has been thrown around the
city to prevent the ingres. OF paupers.
washington-The senate resolution
appropriatlng 500. 900 for the relief Of
yellow fever sufferers, passed the
house with the amendment making lite
object TO be to prevent the spread Of
yellow fever and cholera.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-28
New Indian Commissioner.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.- The Pres
ident sent the following nominations
to the Senate: John II. 06erly, Of
Illinois. TO be commissioner Of Indian
affairs, vice John d. G. Atkins re-
signed; Samuel A. Albro, Of New
York, TO be superintendent of Indian
schools.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-28
". r. Forfeiture Bill.

WASHINGTON, September 26.-The
committee on public lands reported
and the house passed without debate
the bill to fci ,eit certain lands granted
the Northern Pacific railroad. 1t pro.
vdes that ali lands granted the North
can Pacific by the act Of July 2, 1864,
except such as are adjacent to and
coterminous with the road construct
ed prior TO July 4, 1879, except the
right of way through theremainder OF
he route, including necessary grounds
for station buildings, ETC.. excepting,
also, the land included within the
limits or any village, town or city, be
declared forfeited and restored to the
public domain. because OF the failure
of the company to perform the condi'
tions on which the grant was made.
The forfeiture 10 not to extend to lands
adjacent to and conterminious with
the completed road and sold by the
company prior TO Jan. J., 1850, to bona
fide purchasers for value received. All
persons claiming the benefit OF this
section shall. within one year after
passage Of this sc', file before the
register and receiver Of the proper
land Office, subject to an appeal to the
commissioner of the general land
office, proof OF good filth, considers
ton OF date and extent Of purchase.
All settlers upon forfeited lands are
authorized to acquire title to not ex-
ceeding 100 acres under the homestead
law.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-28

done in the manufacture Of prepared
opium at vi ,toria. and smuggling into
the United States along the frontier.
1t is imported 10 rough state and
duty paid, so the Dominion govern
ment is powerless TO remedy the evil.
The importation has increased from
5000 pounds in 1880 TO l05 900 in 1851 f,
OF which 80 per cent. is smuggled into
the United States. He thinks the
United States should send detectives
TO Victoria to work the matter ND.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-28

40. H.-Diyision No. meets hrst aud second
sundays OF each month.
X. OF H.-Mscts hrst and third Wednesdays vi
7:s0p. m,, at Odd Fellows Hall
Ar. "A, M.-Yellowstone Lodge, No. 20, d rst
and third Wednesday,. ,
r. A. M.-Yellowslone Chapter, No. 8, second
*. TZpamasras Uommandery fourth Thurs.
days. -. % o.rv
Nc 1day Al their nall, A.,
and third Friday, r,-,..
X. OF P,-CrusRder Lodge, No. u THURSDAY
evenings At Odd Fellows Hall
p. m. ,,,
X. Of L.-First and third Saturdays.
R.-U. 5. Grant Post, No. Ia, hrst anu
TO. q. star Of the West No. "a, every
Thursday evening. - -,
sofy Gibson Camp No. I. Meets nrst and
ird Tuesdays Of each month at Good leinP'Af'
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-28

Don't keep time to the tune Of anothers
ambition. Throw your shoulders back,
step out from the hips and strike gnis
Of your own.-Philadelphia Call
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-28

Tho sublimIty Of tbs mountain b nos
A he mountain, but In " Ivan Psnins
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-28
SOCIETIES.
CONTRACTORS
CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church (EpiseopaD Palmer st.-ser-
vice sundays at $3.50 a. IN. and 7:SJ ,. IN. Wm.
HorsfAil. rector.
p,pti.t Church-Wm. NJ. Weeks, acting pastor.
Preaching services Sunday at a q. ia. and m,
prai g and Prayer Meeting, Wednesday al ';i5 p.
IN. cordial invitation 10 all.
Methodist Church-Seryices Sunday II a. m''
~ p. m. :. h. suider, pastor
Presbyterian Church-seryices sunday, II q. M
:Snp. IN. I. c. Armstrong, pastor.
,hu,oh Of Sacred Heart, CatholIc-Sunday, 10
m. L. W. ]. LindesnIth, chaplain, U. 5. A.