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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-04
A VICTIM Or ANARCHY.
A REVOLUTIONISr HORRIBLY MAN
Giles HIS BENEFACT0R.
The Coward Takes Him at a Disad-
vantage. Using a Knife With
Terrible Effect.
he Red-Handed Demon Stayed From
Murder Only by the Efforts of
Plueky Woman.
Hatred for Harrisen's Admirers the Only
MOtiye-DecompoSed Remains of
Man Found Under a Side
Walk-0ther Grimes
and Casualties.

! INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 3.-Perhaps the
most desperate and eoldest blooded at.
tempt to commit murder that ever oc-
CURED in this city took place between
and , o'clock this morning in the bakery
of Jas. p. Bruce at sos Virginia avenue
About three years ago Bruce, who is a
highly respected, thrifty citizen, took q
poor homeless German named Geo. Hacker
into his employ and taught him the trade
Hacker gradually developed full bloom
anarchist and socialist and when converS-
ing on the subject of anarchy would grow
excited and abusive. Bruce is an ard n I
Republican and every time he would men.
ton the election of General Harrison and
exhibit qualification over the result Hack
er would become violently enraged. He
was tolerated about the bakery. and his i'll
temper regarded with leniency. This
morning when Bruce entered the bakery
to mix the Hour for his bread Hacker, who
had concealed himself in the room, sprang
on him with Il Ratchet and long knife
he struck Bruce above the eye with the
sharp edge OF the Ratchet and on the head
with the blunt side. Then he crowd
ed his dazed victim against the
wall and deliberately plunged the
dagger nine times into Bruce's neck and
face. The victim finally cried out for his
wife, and the brave little woman rushed
into the dimly lighted room ana grabbed
the blood despatched anarchist about the
neck dragging him away from her hus-
band just as ne was lifting the Ratchet to
brain him. y terrible struggle between
the frantic woman and the ravng anarch-
ist then took place. He was wild with
murderous hate and holding his bloody
knife in hand be rushed about the room
endeavoring TO again get at the dying
Bruce. He finally did get by the shielding
wife and reached Bruce when the latter,
who IS of giant form, struggled TO his feet
In a dying effort and grabbed a shovel.
striking Hacker blow on the head which
made coward of him, as he fled, lodging
the police outside and is still at large
Bruce is at the hospital with slim hopes
of living through the night.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-04

The VOTE OF DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON, Del. Dec. B. The official
vote Of the state gives Harrison 1898.
Cleveland t. IA, Fisk 4On Clevelaud's
3.f4l
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-04

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-04
MP. sRlGHT's CONnlrtON

VIZ NTFfS11 , JONUI HON
LoNDoN, Dee, IA bulletin Issued to-
night says that Mr BFiglt's fever is in
reasiug.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-04

night. The recount shows that Anderson,
Democrat for congress from the Third
district, gained - in the city, which elects
him by II. Fleming, DemOcratj for gov
ernor gained = votes. This will. IL is
believed, give the Democrats the governor
also
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-04
LANCASTER DEFEATED.

Beecham's pills set like magic On 8
weak stomach.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-04

state Cooperation In connection with
authority from congress, the work of
eradication has been passed successfully
and this dreaded disease has been extirpated
from the western states and also from the
eastern states with the exception of few
restricted areas, which are still under SUI
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-22

figures, put to-wit 5.333, ,333,33i. You
will perceive that the first and last figures
put together make 5i-the mnltiplier,
Take the halfof 5i-27--or reverse ? and
Z and use il as the multiplier and the re-
suits viii be just as astonishing 6's
or Is. There Is a witchery in these fix
ures that can't understand can you g''
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-22
CONFIDENTIAL POINTERS.

The Florence Mining News, one of the
ablest weeklies in the upper country, sng-
pests the organization oian Upper PENN
snIa editorial association, using the
appended language;
Let's organize an Upper Peninsula ed
itorial association aud get acqnaintcd.
The upper peninsula contains scores al
energetic and worthy journalists, includ-
ing Nc Kcnna, Van Dnzer, Newett, Osborn,
Goodland. Russell. Soults Moves, Mason,
Montgomery, Filield. Fairehild, Wilson,
Mends. Simpson, Maxwell, Hannniord,
I Hooker. Tuten knight Berry, Atkinson,
O'Brien and others, all Of whom are
industriously working for the almighty
dollar. the prosperity OF their several
locnlities and the development OF the
( Lake Superior iron districts. The in
tcrcsts OF the editorial fraternity, there
fore, are practically identical, and the
formation Of an association would be
exceedingly bcnetlcial--pecuniary as well
IS socially.
In thcspring OF 1885 an Upper PENN
sula Press Association WIS organized at
Marquette, Chase $. Osborn being the
prime mover a full set of officers were
ehosen-Col. Van Duzer as president II
remember rightly y-and the organization
started out well and under favorable
auspices, but the good viii and interest
of the members was not of the kind that
stays and the next meeting something
over year later. at Menominec, was
onlyattended by three members. Think
VIC can do better than that and am
anxious 10 make n trial. Al editorial
organization, as MIR. Youngs says, would
be exceedingly beneficial. Start the ball
rolling, Mr. Youngs, by issuinga call and
we will oil be- there
sIEnE is another curious study IN
ngurcs," said nn expert accountant.
Multiply the figures /, 2, 3, 4, O, 7,s,9,
by 45 and we get this result $3.50 .555.-
sos reverse the figures thus: p, 5, z, 9,
Z, 4, 3, 2, and use the same muItiplier,
and we get another curious string as
follows: 40, ,44i,4 444 ,aAb. Taking the
same figures ns the multiplicnnd and re-
versing the figures 45-54-we get an
equally curious result: 6,666, 6,G00, COG.
Again reversing the multiplicand and
using the same mnItiplicr, makes the
sum total al 81 except the tirst nndIast
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-22

All in receipt Of IN invitation 20 nt-
tend the Iron RivcrdnncingcInb's SECOND
dance, given IN TINT city last night !
was not there and nln sorry ~ the Intt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-22

z and use IL as the multiplirr and the re-
suits will he just as astonishing all 6's
or Is. There is a witchery in these fix
ures that can't understand can youg''
BUSINESS called MS out of our office FOR
a few minutes last Monday afternoon,
and when we returned we found this
sciihblcd ON a piece OF paperand iyinpon
our desk: With a goose Berry running
the Journal and an old vet Tut'en
his bugle-horn all over the lsange, how
many times will Knight fnl into the Cur
rent before Joe Soults Salts the Menom-
inee Democrat and Fiiicld Hcralds the
news Range
Young's Atkinson is he can tell you
that without Nuyes, but il don't McK,n-
ma difference. Current.
Hush up, jim; you can MncNanghton
out % that. your pun is threadbare, and
it's laughable propensities are ms black az
twelve o'clock at knight. Give euS Arrest
-Escanaba Mirror.
Fitzgibbon hewitt, anyhow. Mining
News.
When Meads gets in Power he'll bc
likely To have his Hand in and Wilson
know all about IL.
MY ATTENTION has been called TO the
following, which appeared IN the Iron
County Reporterof the first instant:
Report says John Morrison rode over
60 Crystal Falls on Thursday in an hour
and fifteen minutes, and II the horse
hadn't fell down and broke the martin
gale he would have made the distance iIl
an hour. Anyone doubling this story II
requested Go call onJohn for particulars,
VINO will cheeriuly answer all questions,
The DIAMOND DRlII please copy.
No one here doubts Mr.. Morrison's
story, notin the least There are plenty
OF horses in this city able to make the
distance seventeen miles think-in
iifty-fivc minutes could do II, no doubt
IN fifty, but there's no uso hurrying a
horse for the sake of few minutes aud
something 10 talkabont, besides Crystal
Falls equincs areau independent lot and
won't stand hurrying.
Al ia rcccint ol an invitation 10 nf-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-12-22


with you better than strangers
The new North-west., 1888-04-20

COUNTY co,1m1rrEE.

The notice of the Territorial Chairman
calls for . Republican Territorial Conyen.
ton, to be held May 19-less than 30 days
hence-in Livingston, to nominate Delegates
to the Presidential Convention. Deer Lodge
county is entitled to ten Delegates. To elect
them, primaries should be held in the several
precincts and Delegates elected to County
Convention, to be held not later than the
18th of May. It is time the county call was
made. We find by reference to the proceed
ings Of the County Convention, held in
Anaconda September IA, 1886, that the fol-
lowing constitute the County Committee !:
e. 8. stackpele, Chairman; Lew. Coleman,
Secretary; W. L. Hoge, T. G. Davidson,
John w. Plummer, John G. Mclean, George
W. Morse. ."..
Chairman Stackpole being absent, we pre-
sumo it devolves on Secretary Coleman to
to make the call, although Mr.. Hoge being
first on the list in the appointment of the
committee, might properly act as Chairman,
If necessary. We trust that, however it may
be arranged, the call will be prepared for
publication next week.
The new North-west., 1888-04-20
A Street Car Line at Pioneer.

Yesterday Loren Clark, who has been on
trip in the vicinity of Pioneer City, looking
after his interests In that section returned to
Butte. He states that everything in anl
about the locality looks in good shape, and
sthat the people of Pioneer are expecting a
lively season. AS an evidence of this he says
that Mr.. Doney, real estate man and capi-
talist of Pioneer, proposes to begin at once
the erectioa of street car line from the city
to the NortherR Pacific station, distance OF
six miles Mr.. Clark is satisfied that the
road will be built. and if accomplished it
will surely prove that one man at least has
faith in the future of Piopeer.-Miner, 14h.
We are pleased to notice this evidence OF
metropolitan enterprise at Pioneer. Mr..
Doney, who now owns the finest line of
stages on the route, should not go into the
project rashly. however, and build the line
without very thorough investigation. Horse
car lines are being dispensed with wherever
it is practicable to use steam moters or cable
fines A new cable system just fairly intro
duced is said to be less expensive and give
better satisfaction than the old, but travers-
ing quite distance, as this line would,
where the population is not dense and the
city council favorable to all public enter
prises, motor would be best for the promo
tor. Mr.. Doney can obtain full particulars
by addressing Mr.. Tom Collins, chief quar-
termaster, care of B. Harris, Birmingham,
Ark.
The new North-west., 1888-04-20
Building Notes.

Dr,J. A. Nee has nearly completed his
two story residence on D street south, built
already this season.
Excavating is. nearly completed, and the
Kleinschmidt & Co. and Lodge & Beaumont
buildings will be commenced now as soon as
the material can be got on the ground.
The block between the Bank and Klein
schmidt's corner will be entirely built of
brick this season except the Miller building
and possibly Mr.. Miller may build also.
Mr.. Peter Walton bought this week the
building formerly occupied by Mr.. G. D.
Kenyon, on the Bielenberg and O'Neill lots,
Main street, and moved it intact to lot
south of the brewery corner.
Mr.. Joseph A. Hyde afew days ago bought
large and desirable lot of grourd opposite
S. E. Larabie on Second street for residence
purposes. We are informed he will build a
SO 900 residence on the grounds this season
A number of people of means have been
looking after desirable residence locations
the past week with the intention of building
if they can secure property; and as suct
grounds can still be had of two or more ad
Joining lots at reasonable figures we expec,
to note transfers in the near future.
Lodge & Beaumont this week let to Mr
John Trigg, who will do the brick work
and Mr.. Jos. Mcdonald, who will do th'
carpenter work, the construction of th'
building 44x100, two stories, on Main Street
adjoining and conforming in style to th'
Kleinschmidt & Co. building.
The new North-west., 1888-04-20
MINING NOTES.
Items of the Great Montana Industry.

Items OF the Gfe6C MOnt6nA xUUuStESs
The Cottonwood Mining Company has
made two desirable locations within the past
week north of the old location, and now
have much desired surface ground to work
on.
Messrs Lee Mantle, Butte, p. F. Sherr,
Boulder, DR.. c. F. Mussigbrod, Warm
Springs, N. j. Bielenberg and H. II. Zenor,
trustees of the Deer Lodge Mining and Re-
duction Co., met here Wednesday,. They
had encountered more water at 13O feet than
could be handled with the present appliances
on the Nonpareil lode and concluded to let
q contract for cross-cut from wall TO wall
at 116 feet, and the same was let to +. r.
Snerr at So so pee foot.
The trustees of the Mountain Lion Com
Dany visited the mine last Sunday. The race
of the tunnel was then in $50 feet and the
face in vein matter over six feet wide with
several seams Of ore in it. The vein matter
is of a very favorable character. It was con-
cluded at subsequent meeting to cross-cut
for the granite hanging wall at this point and
do some other work which would occupy
nrobably a week, when work will be re-
Sume0 on the lace WIFI IulCC Suheo' = ~
tunnel ls now gaining depth rapidly and
still better ore shoots than those yet reached
are ex pccted within $50 feet.
At the annual meeting of the champion
Consolidated as per announcement the 1oi
lowing trustees were elected: A. Il. Mitchell
WIN. Facer, E. P. Mills, H. H. zenor
Joseph Lodge, n. ]. Bielenberg, Tbos
Strang. The trustees organized by electinf
II Mitchell President; VIM. Facer, Vic'
President; E. P. Mills, Secretry and Genera
Manager: H. H. Zenor, Treasurer. The com
! nanv now has all its hosting and pumping
machinery in place, and some $1,000 TO
| working purposes on its first sale OF stock
Mr. Sam Coulter is foreman and has beel
| prerar, og for sinking, which will begin no
| later than next Monday. He brought fon
| nracticai miners from Philipsbnrg and VII
have il. employ altogether about IL men.
The new North-west., 1888-04-20
ANOTHER FOUL MURDER.
Kline" Kills an Old Trapper and
Tries to Cremate the Body.
Dillon Tribune, 18th.


On Monday last, the 9th, an old trapper by
the name of A. H. Gay was killed at the
cabin of A. j. Warren, commonly known as
"Whisky Kline" The murder was COM
mitted at cabin about a mile above the new
bridge across the Big Hole River near Twin
Bridges, in Madison County. A shot gun
was used, The charge Of shot entered Gays
shoulder and passing downward probably
entered his hesrt, causing death very soen.
Gay ran about thirty feet after being shot.
"whisky Kline" then poured coal oil ON his
victim and tried to burn the body up. The
fire burned all of Gays clothing off of the
body down to the boots. There was great
excitement over the discovery of the horri-
BILE deed.
Warren, alias "Whlsky Kline" was ar
rested for committing the crime. The Justice
of the peace and Acting Coroner at Twin
Bridges summoned jury and held an In
quest over the body of Gay. The Coroners
Jury, after careful investigation of the case
rendered verdict that Gay came to his
death from eunshot wound inflicted by A
J. Warren, alias "Whisky Kline" with in
tent to kill.
Warren was committed to the Virgini:
City jail on charge of murder without bail
Of Gay our reporter could learn little, ex
cept that he has an aged mother living a
Winfield, the county seat of Cow1ey County
Kansas, and brother somewhere in thu
Black Hills country:
The new North-west., 1888-04-20
A PREMIUM TO PRE-PAYlNG SUBSCRl-
BERS,
An Opportunity That Should be Embraced by
Thousands.

A couple Of notices at the head Of the first
page announces that Premium Map will be
offered for limited time to preparing SUBJ
scribers to the NEW NORf INVEST. A more
complete summary of its contents will ap.
pear next week if we conclude to continue
this offer. 1t is the most desirable Premium
we have ever seen offered with a weekly
newspaper at the rate we charge. This rate
is, in fact, an error, the price being fixed and
printed on the outside of this issue under a
nalsapprehension of the cost of the map to
us delivered, pre- paid, by express or mail, to
the subsex; ;ber; but we will, until further
notice, fill aid orders from Neao Subscribers, or
old subscribers paJing up arrearages and IN
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map and chart, of new design, just out, and
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gs Deer Lodge, MT.
The new North-west., 1888-04-20
Stop That Cough.

Great danger often results from neglected
coughs, and it will not do to experiment
with medicines doomed by imported testimo-
mails of parties whose very existence is ques-
ways keep in your cupboard bottle Of
Acker's English Remedy, which has proved
so satisfactory to our own fellow citizens:
Read this home testimonials:
DEER LODGE, Oct. 8, 1887.
[ have been suffering some time from a
painful chronic cough, and have used Shiloh's
and other medicines without experiencing
the least benefit Recently l purchased a
has cured me. firmly believe that for affec-
.ions of the throat aud chest it possesses
marvellous curative powers.
THOMAS MORGAN, with Bennett Bros).
Acker's Blood Elixir and Acker's English
Remedy for eoughs-the most reliable medi-
gists; in Deer Lodge only by
97 ~ DEER LODGE DRUG Co.
The new North-west., 1888-04-20
Cut in Prices.

We are selling now at prices that will pay
;,tsnding purchasers to buy from u.s. we
10y the oss aa sea s
Whaoi ~" h.rrows. Lawn Movers, Plows, either
M1i's, Ma'k'9e fa@ps % wood q rom GTsss Seed: d.
SPRING.. Baegiss. Road Cars ,;nm an" ;ss sucHr X
"v1,hi " no else in our line, is needed. why just
dron in and learn prices. We want your
trade nd will offer inducements for II.
N7 tt bENS6I1 o'o'' -
The new North-west., 1888-04-20
Extending the Order.
anaconda ReviezU, 10Th.

On last Saturday evening local branch of
the Order of the Iron Hall was established
in this city. This organization is somewhat
in the nature of a mutual accident insurance
company, while at the same time it has fra
ternal features that commend it to the pub
lie. Mr.. JEFF Van Gundy, of Deer Lodge,
and who is Deputy Supreme Justice Of the
Order, worked up feeling here in its favor
and organized the new branch. Its officers
are as follows: Junior Past Justice-H. w.
Stevens; Chief Justic ce - w. A. Buswell;
Vice Justice-R. P. Burch; Accountant, J..
H. Fitzberger; Cashier-T. B. Mallory;
Herald-H. L. Charles; Adjuster - I. F.
Kerby; Prelate-J. F. l.. Gervais; Watch
man-Dan Martin; Medical Examiner-Drs
O. Lesser and 81. w. Stephens; Trustees-J.
Keefe, o. Lesser and W. A. Buswell.
Mr.. Van Gundy informs US there were 81
charter members on the roll
The new North-west., 1888-04-20
The Verdict Unanimous

W. D. Suit. Druggist, Bippus, Ind, testi-
fies: II can recommend Electric Bi,1ers as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold has
six bottles, and was cured of rheumatism of
ten years. standing" Abraham Hare, drug
gist, Bellville, Ohio, affirms: "The best sell
ing medicine I have ever handled IN my %
years experience, is Electric Bitters" Thou
so that the verdict is unanimous that Electric
Bitters do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kid.
neys or Blood. Only half dollar a bottle at
the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S drug store.
The new North-west., 1888-04-20
APRIL 10, 1885,

APRIL 10, 1888.
2511-Territory of Montana vs. Edgar II
Stanton; pleads not guilty. Indicted TINS
time fer perjury.
2613-Territory Of Montana vs. Samuel II
Lee; arraigned for grand larceny. Bail fixed
APRIL IL, 1888.
Territory of Montana vs. Hiram Blanch-
ard; pleas of not guilty entered in three cases
against this defendant for grand larceny:
291-A Deslauries vs III w Putnam judg.
ment by agreement for plaintiff for the pos
session of property and costs.
2506-Territory of Montana vs. Wllham
Martin; change of venue granted to Silver
Bow County.
228s-P " Cercoran vs. Simon Leonard !;
dismissed fer want Of prosecution and costs
taxed against plaintiff.
ment for plaintiff for property CERTAIN
household goods sued for in claim and deliv-
ery} or for formative value, S15o.
2402-Foster & Estes Mercantile Co vs. MI
chael Lyons; continued for the term BY con-
sent.
439-Territory Of Montana vs. John A
Rowand; argument closed; verdict Of peni-
Tertiary for life.
APRIL 13, 1885,
A96-Thompson Campbell VS. John Hazel
tine Judgment for plaintiff for $3.50, with
interest and costs, and for foreclosure of
mortgage
Territory vs. Samuel H. Lee; demurrer to
Indictment herein sustained; defendant out
on bail of 81 900, and held to answer to next
Grand Jury.
2372-Henry Rehfeldt VS. James X Pardee
continued for term on motion OF defendant.
2444-E Waterbury VS. James X Pardee
continued by consent.
2276-Granite Mountain Mining Co vs. HI
chael Duffy continued by consent.
2345-Evan Evans vs. Bullas Parrott ct as ;
dismissed by consent, each party to pay ttfee
own costs.
2355-Bullas Parrott Va Evan Evans; dis
missed by consent, each party to pay their
own costs.
2345 and 1856 were actions for the posses
sion of real estate.
2325-E II Stanton vs. Raimond Sale. tria1
finished and jury fail to agree and are dis
charged.
23S-George Parrott vs. Mary Hungleberg
continued on motion of plaintiff; defendant
granted leave to file amended answer, and al
costs at this term to be taxed against defen
dant.
APRIL IA, 1888.
Motion day-nothing of interest.
APRIL 16, 1888.
2149-Wm Kelly vs. Gable Co; action fo1
damages; trial taken up today. Jury: Johl
Gerdts, J. II. Williams, John QMnlan, w
r. Collins, Gus Zosel, George Miller, Thos
Morgan, Chris Schroeder, Bullas Parrott, III
Taylor, ii. A. Mcpherson, Peter Station.
2387-John Caplice vs. A. B. Ringeling e
al title to mining claim default of plaintiff
| entered for want of replication.
APRIL II, 1888.
| VIM. Kelly vs Cable Co !; trial resumed ant
continued through 18th aud 18th.
The new North-west., 1888-04-20
Under Billiards Seal and signature.
Neao Idea, April IA.

Ne,o Idea, April IA.
We would advise those who contemplate
going to Mineral Hill to defer their trip for
several weeks yet-as the snow is now two
ieet deep on the trail-and in some places
ills ,rifted five feet high. We know where
OF We speak-because we foundered in the
snow on the Sky trail ten days and arrived
from Mineral Point Tuesday. We were just
lour days going with pack horses from West
FORK to Mineral Point: distance of forty
miles. In the trip we ruined our com.
ple2ion, lost our character for truthful.
ness, and located five mining claims, and
was edited by damask curtain temperance
lecture and was told that If we would try and
restrain our appetite for red liquor, God
would help us.