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,IUs, ". N. IIOiITUN \
Kentucky Military institute,

NEAR FRANKFORT, Ky.
WILL OTES ~ MKT sEHIOS NOypAY
september 10 isss. and oloso "Wednesday, June ~
ibsg. fUt information addrrss
~. a. BOYD Superintendent
TgIIldalo A, ", NJ,
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Covered with Salt Rheum.

CuTlcURA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines
on eurth. Had the worst ease OF salt Rhcum in this
country: My mother had 1t twenty years, and In
TACT died from H. | believe Ct'TcuRA would have
saved her life. My arms, breast and head were COW
cred ir three ycars, which nothing relieved or
cured until used the CUTICURA RtsoLVENT, inter
nally. j. w ADAMS
Newark n
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HAVE YOU A SKIN DISEASEp
Have You a Scalp Disease7-Have
YOU a Blood Disease?-lf So, the
Cuticura Remedies will Speed
lily Cure You.

There Is no system of treatment known to drug
glSts that Offers the certainty OF cure and economy
OF time and money TO be found in the CUTlCuBA
TO Cure Skin Diseases" ca pages 20 Illustrations
ana 100 testimonials OF cures Of every form OF skin
and blood disease from pinlples TO scrufula.
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A Fever Sore Cured.

must extend to you the thanks Of one Of my
customers who has been cured by using the cur
CuRA REMEDIES, Of an Old sore, caused by Il long
spell Of sickness lever eight ycurs ago He was
80 bad he was fearful he would hive 10 have hislcg
amputlcd, but Is happy 10 say he H. now entirely
Mell-sound us dollar. lie requests me to use his
nnmc which is IL, H. CaSon, merchant, OF this
place. JOHN V. MINOR Druggist
GainsbOrO, Tenn.
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FRESNO, Cal, Sept AT a meeting
last night OF citizens and business men at
this place. which is the home of Judge
David 5. Terry, who was arrested Mt San
Francisco yesterday for contempt of the
United States circuit court, resolutions
were adopted expressing sympathy Tor
him in his misfortune and lending their
services to effect his honorable release
from confinement.
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Removal.

Dr. Smith, veterinary surgeon, treats all
diseases OF domestic animals Removed
60 Kcck's stable, No. i0l Second street,
near Bcalc. Telephone i57.
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Removal.

Tho Memphis Loan Office viii move 10
northeast corner Union and Main streets
ON sept |. No. 80 Monroe street IL for
rent. J. u. GorrnuLF, Manager.
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WILL be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache Cartcr's Little Liver Pills.
Thousands ~ letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Try them.
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FRsr.CLAss table board nj Fransiola's,
on Front street, opposite custom.housc.
Tho table Is supplied with the choicest
food tie markets Afford aud carefully
served. Regular meals % cents
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Dnnirun

- REMOVED nv TUE USE or COCAINE
And |, stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Burnett5 Flavoring extracts are tho
1t
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CunA IA styled the "Quccn Of the An
titles and the homo 81 the Grand Repub.
H. Cigauos and Bulos. No monkey busi-
ness allowed.
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The Home Insurance Company

Have removed their Office to No. 10
Madison street, In rear OF Memphis City
bank, until their now Office j. completed,
corner OF Main and Union streets.
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ASPHALT PAVING.

Extensively usod Cor Cellar, Warehouse. stable
AMI Carriage house FlpJr-, Aras, n itobcn lnpis
Walks and Drive WnyA Entirely fire. fruu
damTnoia. proof nTiinst ruiai clcm and whole
RumU; IN sanitary value un~IuHlod.
ljs 100 liz l0i To- NosltDE Fl. Telephone M
J, p. PRUTZMAN 4 CO.
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" you arc leaving for your summcrthp,
don't forget 10 have a lunch put up at
Floyd Il MONEYS.
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Dos'T forget the dear ones away for the
summer. send them q box Of Floyd x
Moonpy'H candles.
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LucY 1liSroN is finest and best Virginia
tobacco. Sold by al jobbcrs.
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Tnr greatest show ever given In Mem
phis nj Gcntrys Thcatcr.
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Boy homes on monthly payments from
Jas. Jay smith 4 Co.
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Ask your druggis, for Wigs Buckeye
salye, the ncyer-failing cure for piles.
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Sold everywhere. Price, CrricuRi, roc; soar,
pc. CurlCCRA RESOLvEST, 81. Prepared by the
PorrEE DEUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass
re- Send Tor "lIcw to Cure skin Diseases" O.
pages 20 illustrations and loo testimonials.
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EDGEWORTH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL

ror GirIs, ~, West Franklin street. nniu.
Wuu Nd. Mr. u. T.. l,lclNu. Principal 1bii
ahuul viii uuru uu THURSDAY, the nth ~
ull The Studies included tu u tunuuUh English ciu
uttuu. uud thu lVuuh uud tgutHu languages aU
practically TAUGHT
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TnE only place in the city to enjoy n
good laugh Il Gcniry's Thoaior.
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DYR.L GoYERSco,
- No, u Madison street


DYR.L GoYER6 Co,
ID 'r No. u Madison street
Three Elegant 9.RooIn Residences on wc,t side of
Iaudcrinlc. near Gcorgia sJrn1t--NoS liD iSl gni
49, The two lattcf numbers aro new lust being
finished All having every conyvuicurc ana in
trstclaSs condition,
No III Vance strcot-RrlcS House Q rooms. now.
and in first class condition, with all modern con.
NpnicnccS you.
No. $40 Madison strcct-Siv Rooms, large yarl.
No 7l6 Main strcct-scycn Rooms in gool repair
New broom Cottage on Manassas street. near
llawcy,
Very Desirable Cottage on Nirdnn avenue. near
Rayburn avenue, FIVE room, aud uuthui,diugS
FROM SEPTEMBER
No 3 Mitchell avenue Two story House. eight
rooms, In fine order, very large yard.
Nice Cottage, oastside liuraando road seven rooms
near the curve.
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HOUsES 10 INr.

A TWO STORY BRiCk HOUSE. No. n JOHN.
~ son avenue, coniSiulug MONS dining. room,
two kitchens stables, gas, etc. ut SEQ per month.
Loo +. II. NENN,
Cor. second AMI Jefferson streets
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COTrhGE EIGHT ROOM, AND ALL NECES.
" Ary outhouScS In En0l ranGr rVrlcp els
tern, we'll, etc fronting ou fernando street rail-
road anu Walker avenue On"a,n No. "a, ,outhct,.
from city. Possession given september l. Apply
NJ No. 30 Union street lo.lpH LEMON
nEslRABLE SIX ROOM I1u,FUNOU No idC
- Fiilh street. Chelsea Apply TO-. -.
No q atn stree, mp No ,- 8 . u GEEp .,Is,,
MO I73 ALABAMA sTIEEr 2SrOEY HOUSE.
MHLoSE6 MAi6>T S. 70 Naaies5TaiIstL "
Mos. AZ. as AND ~ INypERpN.gs STREET
~ These uU very ruI.In. residences TNHpt
Tire houses nrc new never h1,ina hcru occupied
Tho locality Is IN every respect desirable,
x. u. COVER co. Nn - Madison street
nN THE WEST SIDE on KANSAS AVENUE
" between Gholsuu and Daiug. street, HOUSE ~
Z rooms, bath nom ami u. Jar stable Tor two
horse carriage and COW house, ois,cru ,had
trees shrihhcy, etc
Lot lJoN2O feet Fur i.rns
lNQuiE. COS THE PREMISES
nNE BRICK COTTAGE VIM FIVE ROOMS,
50. SIS MliN Iti'Ef ur,laIrl
DAWrLY FURNISHED HOUSE, EEAsoNAUIE
1 terms 90 Nuucc street
DtsipENCE D6NAN,HS IE.Er NIAkGE
] l and comfortable CuilG.. lusy,s,iuu ilu.a
diariy. N. n rRtzENANr 81. pMsd'son street
SToBE AMI DWELLING COMBINED. COR
- seventh and Broadwly Best stand Ia tut
Pickering.
GTuREuoUsEs NOs ip ASu ~ MAIN 81
- Possession scptcmhyr D. Jess Apply tu
JAS. LEE, JE. N'. Z Nadi.oustro'L
SIOREHousE 30 lW NAlNsTHEgr. suuIu.
= west corner Ws'hinSiur Possession september
JAS LEE ra. yo tNnal-on "r,,,
CTOREHOUsEs. No .u NNIV AND SO s5l
- ttout NETS, from September D. Arrangements
ssafFt To- 49,. .srHf D. s.r. D. FH
OF No. s'i Frni stcci rulIyi tnu september
4. READ, Union aud rlautrr, Rank.
or JOHN n. ~. h SEQ H, Front street
rI'wo STORY mlCS uNIluEu mi coUE
Appiyto ALI ... ao irur,. ..r,s.
v'nEEE CuTrAGEs. UupV, uN.u as Al
l 1ou avenue. sSO) p.r mouth convenient to
sirct clr,.
5r5am coltagc ON InuluHtc s5ol
puIuf. cottage ou NrIrH el-Uu
-in.y' .u.ts GA Main
ALLEN a FINLEY. goal r,air Agents.
N'. Boo Madison street
TWO COTTAGES. Sos mAspEENil-.I~II
i n''uug. Z MONS gur'. nov hnH.Hs Apply Goo
Join AliLE, No a1 I....,lIp. avenue
TWO NEW COTTAGE uN FO,u ANFyyE.
/ near var in'. ,hap Apply iHNnuJ. Hnu'.
rTwo SEw5EooN COTTAGES c.a ToyISg
! Hl uIHHHH sfrr'fs Nu.'s o. NJ Goodman.
L.Hm %. Cotton I..hau Luu|IHa
'TWu STORY upu-F. COS curyrW or KEEL
\ lul fiih t..r. ,lg..l. COLI ai nunE" iiht',s
- MN GROOM uJUs'-. cuig iHANpUAlNEs
, IT, t3pgr mouth hpplg at
q % LrE a GOA
10 UNION sfmGT FUESlsurD on Us.
100 furnished
o-t vASCr srrl1r ArrLYrO plt VII
= : horrfs 90 Ni....l s-ryl
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MRS. BoWLES' SCHOOL

80 90 ADANssrlGEL NHrWs rlI,,
Opens s'rtriub"r 30, iHsE.
gtTpTViOR AUEASTNsW ron rUArnC ~
> Instruction tn huFlisH rpuf.r. HUHIr lUH.H
md 'ruuau. iusiuriufH u IiHH standard. hIus
dtrEH,fteu 70 special Department.
I..IHpHfHa nov = a fiuYf U ~ IiNHI#lUr.
NO NJ fu.F. Con tu o. Jones. Itut 4 10 NuHfIul
..HIlI|If
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EDJCATIOSAI.
ST. AGNES
Female = Academy,
MEMpHIS. TENN.

HHIs INSTITUTION Is DELIGHTFULLY."- sITU.
utcd iu rtir'l ami healthy part ~ The city of
Memphis, Commvullug the adv auarc IT town anil
81 pchcrlul svclusun, which ever pNcTis 80 puW,r.
iul nu influence over the moral physical and intel.
lcCtuul life.
Tho CouDc Of study embraces the yarlou,
hrnrhcs NJ = solid and useful clurn'iou In th1
Regular English Course the pupils uu entering are
ranked according 10 their proficiency "a Ouhogr..
phN Ir1lmHr AMI Arithmetic Particular att"l.
Ton II given 10 Sacrcd aud Prniauc History, Rho.
tntic aud Composition. Latin and French cutter
into the regular course, portion ut umc Il 81.
lowed u each pupil Tor Plain aud Ornamental
NycdlcMotk shells, flowers. etc.
IEitMS.pct session payable half yearly lnvarl.
ably In advance For hoard nni tuition. In all
lmnChc, taught n the highe.t s'huOls. plain sew,
lug, making etc, u,l bedding, stationery ami
wshng, Sluu uud Sl2h according tD the aye ur claN
ot the pupil Special terms when several mCuibeTi
oi the same family at'cul the school No allow.
nu,v Il made iur partial UhsyuyC ur withdrawal b..
tur' the expiration vt the lvrm except Ia case OF
serious or prntmctcd illness
ENruAsHGurmur, Italian etc, each, si20H Music
on Plano nHl use oi instrument 5000 Drawing
nul Water Iulors UO1 Oh Painting, slOCG I'm.
hrnidrry aud ornamental work siON Use Of H.
hUry, SOB Vocal Music IN class. 500. Private
lr,suna flho1 bogri per month during vacation,
II spvnt ut the Acairny Washing etc, SllOl
Medicine aud Physicians fcys will form cXua
Ularrv~
Terms for nay Pupils 500. 500. 500 or 800
per month. For further particulars apply 90 the
LADY ~ ~ NOR
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THE ATHENEUM,
COLUMBIA. TENN.

hFTrgg SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES o. AL
~ departments iuuui Ia The bysi sy'pIIH III
young lHI..i
The HmUul. tuuftrHu HrfrHI HUl lTII..u#H H.
.IIlF .UHHf#i Iu pot tIH .#Hf'"H H.HH... U.
rr South, booted iUr h.iiiH AMI wlrul H..U
fT fHt.I luE Hul b. uuptf#l 90 HIUH thorough iH.
.tfuHIlHH Boo tHU iIUfu.. scientific Ornamental vol.
imrtiUil hrurhUs ~ study
tsfrr deciding up1ua HhIl' ilf uuf lHrF.f"F
HDri Zoe Illustrated Uitlsu. and uuiiag u,f f.I.II
al.U terms
NOM. ~. SMITH. An pfr .I,iHYH.
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CARD.
STEiNWAY & SONS,
Manufacturers Of Piano-Fortes,
Stelnway Hall, NEW YORK, Jun,

SteInway Hall, NEW YORK. Jun, s. 1884
This is to certify that we have this day,
and until further notice. constituted the
JESSE FRENCH PIANO & ORGAN Co., of
Memphis Tenn. Sole Dealers for the sale
OF SrEINWAY 81 Sons Piano-Fortcs for the
city of Memphis and surrounding country
as also for the State of Arkansas.
STEINWAY & SONS.
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KIDNEY PAINS

TINTED with the loyclicst dclicncy is the skin
llN nreseneh with CLmCLRA MEnlCAIEn soar.
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ItATItS

rTuRRisL RUSSIAN. ELEcfWC SULPHUR
Il hali o. Frcsh Water Baths ~ ~ ~. gH2lst
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= I ! EnrHrs q" Ni#I".l street
ron SALE.
A rtTION sAIT no rAEE rLNDT NT THt
y usl. ono. Hi Co., l.iH huuis -AiuT. uU iI.
Randolph r.d .p.'u'vr o. Is., ~ CONSIST ui
Nuy Wheel uul ar'h ''mlsfr ioH" N1"''s
WiIb. 1oli at rrInie aIc II dc.Irri
4 vIuY DESIRABLE CENTRAL .gIDE co.
~ 20 uu HtH lHU hrHra li. b. hui... HlNi
4 NiyE HOME lot uN VIII sul EASsA.
y avenue l#iA,cu 1hUs1n Hua iliu,H s.r.l
iNqriEr oN TIM PREMISES
4 NICE CENTRAL uNDk RESIDENCE ArA
~ luN HFure Apuly iu l T. HI.nn. ArHu.
nETAr BARGAINS o. UriL IsrNrHHlI
" lott ~ uuurltq q i1nr. H ..U.rlt
hVE ggAw uEowN Div. TEBFF ASu COW
~ dcuscr NEARLY nov. Hf h'. lu-H.u Apply foo
~ NrNHI.iN huuHl. \k
ONE THprsNND poIINU. Will my $50
' y trU ttrrE aud fN'IH.. Cool FuUl, EHHI
tIsinus. o. Noor 'H. 20, -'.uIl iuna
ONE JERSEY ASp DURHAM cow CHEAP
" Appl, GO ii 81 lfH.raui y" o. Union 81.
nLppApEUs-Ar AlILAL OffIDL. yJLNIb
" por hunir.i
poDHAwAY. STANDING TOR NEw cur
IA tain. uUwlb painted. iU good Hul = suitable
fofouuuiy siul g D. 900 khl 900 Mtftrts.
DuCEAwAY. sTNyrlNg Tur Nrw CUR
N 1lus u,tiy painted iH Hupl OrlgL Suitable
iof cpuutg, salp' q D. HuHk-, 30 Malkul 81
TWO ROOT TABLES
i Ia hrtclas condition
tI.Hr I1r rlrh.
cONvEHsE SuoUE. % Main street
\yALrAmE PEowUn 1HE uENLAy
' tiUu.'. r. hUtrl ui Do r.HHt Town. a. aIli iaU
time. AdirJss u. u.AiNN. Warfare Tenn.
. HEsiDEScEl.Ar LOCK wlIOM uy
> Vance strugt b. l. AUIiu Co. NO ~
Second street
4 NrLrs ASp porn UuEsEa iEgriUE ur
u iuH kguurlnf. ut Brown d. Jones' stable. Cor
uuf Nuurg EKtsulCd HUl NaITsHIs
10000 m aSl.r sIi s' y e. e
ipur. suitable iuf mrsl HTt sHDr.Iug uu frl'u
u,'tuu shr.la. sir. VII 80 lry cheap Call 100
T. a. CDupHL t's Madison street
Roous 10 Lur.
A gUiT on uNFuUNIuiEp Rooms ATiU
~ Union street E"inrun. exchanged.
nE-iRAm.E urFlCra Ayp COTTON ROOMS
- IN The new Cotton ..l MO- lIIl'n. 49,
~ 10 liEEUh uItfiia -grwny
I'NpST uFFIrE so. UuWAHUH nov
j. Apply b. wchh N,ury s iuuI HrrL
IET TERNs roll TuEsru.U ASu rNruE
- N'.i'..' ''''iif ~ on. y ''
NICELY TrHNBlifn Room. ly PRIVATE
y family sulnblliy. N.rm'n. an lninn ~
NICELY TrNisiiLu IuuST ROOM, ron
y gentlemen only hH . Iiulru sirti
NicFLY FuRyfLEr ROOM rs rEyNrE
y family rls bath 'aHNHU uutul Refer
purus exchanged MIDI. IT. J..
nNE NICELY FunNI 1000 NOON ANb UNE
" uuiumlshcd. auiiT' HT UN" uf two F.uir.
men. 80 Linden Ftrr' I.i.Hu"H Required.
nFFiCEaA boauul "HIH." iFuui ollie. ullth
" be iuf physiriaiL' H. .lHr over 20 Nain
ttruCt Apfly 10 ls'slaN NIN"f i'"ph
DLEAsASfLY slIJAI.u llENi.utD AID
i uuiufnishci fD1iea H' % hiftri .u''t
GLCoNp AND Tlm,p Iuut ~ stuHE Ts
- NnIuHtfUut Appli '. H'.HHnl Mtfht a Co,
~ second street
900 MAIN 81. gn $3.50 tui lr7pigl TOR
spsJNI business ~ lu.. .NIs' -. a. HlnthlL
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VI ThInl .lrrnt
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TOTrhGE EIGHT ROOM, AND ALL NECES.
" sary outhouscs In gNol r.nair r,rlou els
tern, well, etc. fronting ou fernando street rail-
road and Walker avenue Onus,N No a. ,outltt,.
from city. Possession given september l. Apply
NJ No. SO Union street JOSEPH LEMON
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-20

ritory. Such obstinacy can only come
Of extreme partisanship.
The extent Of Mr.. Springer's infiu.
ence with his party in the house cau-
not be known until this question Is
brought To vote. but there il some
reason 70 hope that he will not be able
to carry the full strength with him in
the effort 10 give statehood to a terri.
torisl population rs whole in no
respect fitted, unless il be In its demo
cratic affiliations. for that condition.
Yet he may exert sufficient influence
TO defeat all attempts TO legislate for
the admission Of any Of the territories
at the present session. Meanwhile
here is nothing more certain than
that the republican policy Of dividing
Dakota will be stead dfastly adhered to,
and it i, hardly probable that any ar
rungemeDt will be accepted by the re-
pOblicaLs involving the admission OF
New Mexico.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-20
A RACE FIGHT.
The MIssissippI Tronble.

MERIDIAN, Miss., Dec. lS.-A number
of telegrams were received here yester-
day morning, stating riot had Oc-
cured at Wahalla, Kemper county,
fifty miles north of Meridian, and that
Holly Morton, of this place, was
killed. Two parties sggregaiing sixty
men were dispatched to the scene.
Trey returned last night reporting ev-
erything quieted down.
A negro desperate had some wo d =,
with prominent farmer and ASSAULT
ed him with deadly weapon and
then fled. The farmers friends or
ganized a posse and started out 20
arrest the negro but q counter party
was formed by the negroes under the
leadership Of two renegade white men,
who, by the way, will be lynched
when identified. In battle that en-
SUI ed four or five white men were
killed or mortally wounded and the
negroes esraped to the woods. II i,
Impossible To fluid any negroes within
five miles of the scene OF the trouble
White people from adjoining town,
poured into Wahslls all day and
Joined in the search, but a,
none Of the negroes except Maury !,
known they accomplished moth
ing. One negro was seen lurking in
the woods and was fired upou
by party of whites, but In
slantly disappeared. IL Is believed
there will lie no more trouble. II
IL certain II any negroes who fired ON
the whites are caught they will be
killed. The feeling, however, is now
against the white men, who are said
10 have organized the negroes. Not "a
single negro Is known 10 bave received
any injury. Two white men besides
those already reported are wounded,
but their names are not given. IL does
not appear that the whites In making
the arrest acted under any legal au-
thorIty, but they are sustained by the
entire white population OF kemper
aud the adjoining counties, Its un-
likely any proceedings will be taken
ava iupt them
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-20
ROUGE ET N0lR.
At Fcrt Peck Indian Agency a
Red Devil Kills off few of His
Tribe and Himself.
The Mississippi Blacks are Ram
pant, Killing the Whites and
Destroying Property.
The War of Races Surely Being
Precipitated-The Laws Ap-
parently Powerless.
"A Drunken Red

CAMP POPLAR RIVER, Mont, Dec.
l6,-A tragedy resulting in the death
OF four persOns aud the faIa wounding
ofa fifth occurred at Fort Peck Indian
ageucy yesterday. For week Pretty
Boy. one of the Yankton Sioux tribe.
has been loaded with liquor. Agent
Cowan attempted To discover Pretty
Boys source of supply, but in vain
The Indian not only got all tn,
whisk,y he wanted, but had some To
spare, which he distributed among
the younger bucks at the agency.
Yesterday Pretty Boy made a mur
derous attack upon his squaw. Seiz.
ing a stick of firewood he dealt the
helpless creature blow on the head
whicn cut deep cash in the seal lp and
fractured her skull. Not satisfied
with this, he jumped upon the pros
trate BODY of the sqpaw and made
preparations TO scalp her. BY this
time crowd Of nearly hundred In. .
disns had gathered around the couple.
In the crowd we're q number of In
dian police who rushed upon Pretty
Boy and dragged him from the body
of the squsw. This so enraged Pretty
Boy that, shaking off his captors, he
ran to his teepee and secured Win.
chester rifle. He at once opened fire
on the police, instantly killing two Of
them, and fatally wouuding a thi,d.
He then proceeded to wher- his squaw
was lying, and, placing the muzzle Of
the rifle between her lips, fired four
shots. This done, he attempted to ef-
feet his escape, firing repeatedly AT
the Indians, who were in pursuit OF
him. Finding escape impossible. he
halted on the brow OF hill about a
mile from the agency, and, after ses.
ering the arteries IN his wrist with his
hunting knife, shot himself through
the heart, death resulting instantan-
eously.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-20
A MINERAL CURIOSITY
indestructible Cloth md Material OF
Which it T. .lade.

Indestructibic Cloth and Material OF
Which Il l. lade.
DO you see anything remarkable
about this ba of cloth asked Pitts
burg gentleman, who hls quite col.
lection OF curiosities, addressing his
question TO Dispatch reporter
Cant say that do"
Throw it in the fire
The newspaper man obeyed, think
ing the owner regarded il as value
less.
That piece Of cloth was one Of the
most curious things in my collection.
IL cost me a neat little sum, .oo."
IF had known that began the
reporter, II would not
"0hl it's all right. Fire won't harm
il, interrupted the gentleman. See
| will pick the fabric out with these
tongs and let it cool You will then
see that il is just as strong as ever"
what sort of stuff is IL" asked the
wondering visitor
''Asbestus. That is o fragment of a
piece of cloth woven in France, I
don't know how long ago. There was
time when it was thought that the
making Of asbestus cloth would be-
come an important industry, but so
many difficulties were encountered by
those who experimental with the stuff
thatvery little was ever made, and such
cloth is now a rare curiosity. The
ancients wove this curious mineral
substance into fabrics which were
used TO wrap the bodies of mummies.
The name is applied TO particular
forms Of various minerals, especially
TO certain varieties Of hornblende ana
pyroXene The word is Greek, and
means substance indestructible by
fire. Ii can be fused, however, but
not readily. The fbrous varieties OF
asbestus are readily picked to pieces
with the fingers and look very much
like flax. There arc. various colors,
some specimens being white, some
blue, Others gray and brown. There
is variety known as mountain cork,
which is found in thin sheets and so
light that il will float on water As
bestus is found abundantly in the
mountains of Italy and Switzerland
and in several states of this country.
II is chiefly used in the manufacture
OF fire proof roofing, steam packing
and Tor other purposes where light,
unlnilammable, non-conductor is re-
oUlsite. '-Pittsburg Dispatch.