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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
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CHA4 zssos. .. G.. Jely z-fns enrssin
xsst down On he eslebrsted Bond-Dud1sy
insursaes ssia1ls saturday. Tss fraud hss
b<sa spfIs called The Grsss corpss Trust.
TIE srusssss. 80 - speak. we're J. n. bon5.
a veil known citizen ct tsls place. his lwo
ssas. Dr.. Joan Bon6 and James Bond. aad .
Dr.. smaller snd ais scn. James shstsr. eli
CT a0m ssrs ssll knovn IA the CON uaa-
ity. After Dudlsy's alleged death the usuai
cam for the insurance. n1oasy sss p1z IN
Peadinz 80 consideration Dy the Insurance
eoanaay an entefpFising reporter Of one OF
tas Ioezl Dapers zot ca the trail Of fraud TIE
publication led 70 the eventual dssnizli OF
she cons piracy he Bonds thfsstsnsd .
i os, suit AGAINST the paper. This advertised
the matter, Dat tie insurance company On
thsiz guard. znd brought one Of the shre sd
est Of Pinkerton's men 90 TIE scene be
unsarfhed the Whole plot and eFenraally
captured NEST Of the eonspirat0rs- Eleven
eonspira6ors we're indicted and seven we're
convicted On the charge Of conspiracy 10
dsfrszd 80 this tsFm Of court, and sentenced
as follows. John H. Bond and K Z. L.
shaffer. nvs years J.. p. Bond. three years.
Tom Boad, Two years NJ Sha1sr. tso
Yeas and SIX months, HenFy Matthews. SIX
months sand Mary Dudley thirty days IN
lsil The other eonspirators wers dis
charged. The invsstig alton into the con-
spiraey began Ia March last, and the
ssiBdied insarancs company have spent
$40 COO ia its successful work
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Ths Kalamazoo and Jacksons, OF the Tri-
stsle Lsssus. epsn The handsoms new Base
Ball Park ss the Lake today. one need
nos think thar because these clubs play on
thess grounds thst e vii De devoid OF IN
tsr-st. oa The contrary il viii be one Of the
most aotiy contested games ever played be
s~sen these clubs Of 10 great rival cities,
and it VII count IN the race for the pen
nant A srxs delegation from Jackson and
Kalamazoo siil accompany the team here,
vh0 srs betting lsrgs money OF their re-
sDectivs clubs. grand street parade of
both clubs. heaied 6y tsod. ~iil take
pisce in he forenoon. TIE game viii Dc
called a. 4 clock ,. NJ sharp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Nzw YoRK. July Mrs. Anna Brooks
and her daughter. Annie. mother and sister
Of Hugh Motham Brooks, alias Maxwell.
arrived here from England Saturday. They
left for 81. Louis Yesterday TO pay . last
visit TO the murderer Maxwell. who is to be
hanged shortly. Mrs. Brooks wore q dark
brown silk skirt, a black silk dolmAn. and
black bonnet ornsmented with sprig OF
red flowers. Her face is stamped with sor-
row. She is q refined aud gentle woman,
and the disgrace of her son is never discussed
in her presence. She believes him innocent.
Miss Brooks is . beautiful. slender girl,
with . wfllowy. graceful form and sweet
face. The deep sorrow Of the family is also
marked on her features.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
PASSED THE SENATE.
The RIVER AND nARsoR BILL
Tie Aaessnsst Apprepristing essosooo
asx The Purchase of Portage Lake
Oanal snA IAks Superior ship
Canal Adopted

swAsHlssros, July 2-The passage Of the
River and Hsrsos bill Vas the event in the
Senate today. A demand for . sepsraLs
vote on the Heanspin canal amendment,
Was Withdrawn - was also IN amendment
relative to Buttermilk Channel. New York.
An amendment sppropristlng $ls5 .0oo. for
the purchase Of Green and Barren River i'm
proyemsDt IN Kentucky Was agreed 70. An
amendment sboiishing Missouri River Gem
missions was disagreed 10 after q long dis
cnssion. Amendments sppropristinE 500, :
600 for the purchase Of Portage Lake Canal
and Lake Superior Ship Canal. and inereas-
ing the appropriation FOR 81. Johns River.
Fla. were agreed ~. The bill then passed.
The bill sppropriates t22 474. 7S5.
The nsbery treaty WAS postponed until
July 10. Mr.. Turpis then took the floor
and read an address On the Presidents mes
84se.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
GOT THE WRONG MAN.
Very Enacient Officers. But They All Got
Left.

Very Efficient Offcers. But They All Got
Left
To the Editor Of the TELa6RAx-HERALD:
What apparently came very near being a
scoop on Sheriff Bishop was sprung las,
Saturday. and. alth ough it has been tried
very bard to keep it quiet, the 7. II. has
learned the facts cpncerning the case.
Deputy q. 8. Marshall Dishmsn was pass
ing through Covert last week when II. L.
Potter of that place requested him to notify
Sheriff Bishop that Brandt was working
for . farmer near that place and to have
him come and get him. Dishmsn came
home and notified u. 5. Marshall Water OF
What be learned Instead OF notifying
Sheriff Bishop. Waters hunts mp l. 7.
kinney and informs him Of q great catch
and q boom for him as candidate of the
defunot Kinney" party, regularly called
. 'greenhsck' 10 Kent county, sed sends
bim after Mr. Brandt Mr. Kinney spresds
that bis fast horse u entered for a $4,000
purse at the Big Rapids races and takes the
O. a w. NJ for Brsndts supposed
domicils Arriving there be gets
couple Of men ard captures
bis nan, takes him in true Il N al r.sht
style 70 she depot spd has Potter send sheriff
biskop TIE felIorl0k oisPafch-
CovKsI, Mica, June 30. -.
SAc~if Bvhep;
I. r. Kinney has get Bnndt snd gone
With him. n. l. PcT7Ra
II happened "a 81 sfer Kinnsy leff Water,
lssrnss that sheriff Bishop had he ssus .
mar Int had 70 lee him 80. be nos bsIns
Brandt and vftboat svse waiting for his
dinner tsk-s he izao c. 4 ". n train fer
Hslisnd and tslssrspbs kinrsy te stop OF
there. Arriving sd mesting ~ Holland
wsse-. ~hssps-s vbst be lssrssd sss
losse3 kinasvs ostsk over - fnc out "a =
to- txa. that aa<y hsd Dos better sDrfse
their csteh on to shsr1f Il t1rne5 out -
- HERR seksrsch s~S he vss hsndsd q
q hsi tsl5 thsf 80 osse he wss Tsnts3 oa
vss pr ovsr, ard Wstsrz scd Kinney rsn
til ro1 al aheHt svs~T hest = ne Es Rag
ia rscs b7f o0tkins sheat Brs16s
IFr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
BafEv Ruruen

OTsEso. July "A young man by the
name Of Coleman, employed in the Bar
deem Paper mill as machine tender. bad
the misfortune Saturday 70 burn his left
arm badly. AZ be was putting away some
waste paper from the machine. his arm Was
pulled against one of the large steam rollers
and from his hand to bis elbow the nssh was
bprned nearly TO the bons.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

WkHfSsroS. July 2-The Commissioner
Of Patents has refused patent to Pro-
fsssor DsBaussett for bis air-ship. on which
a House committee made favorable report
and recommended sn appropriation. The
Commissioner holds that = Is no novelty
and ssys Il The machine Was built it would
be incapable Of Use.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Posr CHEsTEE- n. l., July 2-The ten
young mechanics from here who were re-
ported 10 have been drowned from a cat
boat in the Sound Saturday. are safe. Two
OF them returned home this morning They
said that the boat had been cspsixed by q
squsll and that all hands had been thrown
into the water, bat AL reached the shore
aafafy
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Dowsst.e. Jaly 1-C r. stsr-sst's h.rn
bu-n-d lsst nieht a ils0 uisA fns ho~se.
>uxxv caFriszs saikg. grsin. corn snd
roess. loss SO insarsncs S,oo, Ere proba-
biF ircen1sTv
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

tstsr - - Ft.sasteT -tftte
CtrfrBsc Iuv 2-Ths Reprslicsr.
c1@ned tcefr csnpaign hers this svsuinx
~ith Hen. 2. 81. Fal,nsr. ef Rix Rsois- -
crater rs sce-cs 49, nrecesiea or sslf
sale nrcc->sssn 81 Hexfsra caustv Rsnuhfi-
ca1s. searlnx hs1reFs. trsnsnaraafies sv,f
slswcFks. rae sreecs was Ia ne srer, sir.
rn3 wss isi-ned AZ By = iarse crovi and
enthusisssicsli che-r-3
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

As Asoirh Iessslt ~ss srTing v5tA he
t~o asuskssrs tsst svsnine - tie co-nev q
Ansa sed Wrssr-sts. kss ssrss S. iose
isres excs~snea = vss ont ana sun
b@r ~ msn hsa wor9e9 ~ censs8eTsole
ienzsA 81 firse la tss sstzssi vss sx
frtcstex
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Iovnox. July "A dispsseh from Cara
tar says thss fox Of unprecedented dense
ness prevails there The three British
steamers, GIsnderon. Lionel and Earl of
Damtries. have gone sshors sad the Rsso-
lufion has arrived with her bows much
t{araarea
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

PoRr Hvsox. July 2-Tbe steam bsrxs
servia early tbis morning. blew out q
cylinder bad. r. D. Roherstson. second
engineer. and Joseph Thomss. both Of West
BAY Cisy, and John Wren, . deck hand,
we're sii sad,y scsited.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

s.s.assxs - tt-tsssa ss.s-A
PfrrsBCaa. July 2-Ihs home Club was
snut out today. mainly due 10 krocks
scsctlvs pitchinE- calvin also pitched
SHINING game bat hits sers wanting wlen
raostly nssced. Dunlap bad bis face badly
hurt IN practice during TIE forenoon and
snith took Dis place. doing vel. Barring
Cie4elands miserable errors IN the nrst
inning ths game was q brilliant one on
both sides Esienune's umpiring vas very
safislactory. apparently. as Ansoa for once
kept very quiet The attendance WAS about
4. 30. The score.
fllisbtlrz .-.-.--------------0
ChicaEo ......-......-~l y
Base hts -Piilsburs. a. Chicago. 3
frr0Es- riJtsburx 2 chicago. =
Ratteries--tIalVlll, Miller. krock, Day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

An English Schooner Seized and Brought
TO Key West.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. June 2.-The o. s.
Revenue Cutter Boutwell, has arrived at
Key West having in tow the British
schooner Admiral" captured of Feyey
Rocks while the crew was turtle fishing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Arrksrs. Gss JaiJ 2--c c Nelson. vho
has s->n running ne N>rta side Saving,
Bank. hss disappeared Tt is thonxht that
the Aflssns ssnt and afhrrs will lcs-. bit
IL % uef kn.w1 scw h~s~ifr
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

wkssIxsros. July 2-The senate Gem
niittes sn Judiciary hss dsciasd to report
sacx th- rer8nstica Of Melville ". Fuller
10 ;. Chief Gsssc. without say rsoommsn-
daTion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Two games were played a. hsnsfsld With
The Canton nine yesterday. in both Of which
the home team vas successful and do.ned
the Canton boys easily. The summary OF
tie zAmss played IS ss follows.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

ssa1xsseS. Iane TIE Senss thfs
sfterneon ps~Se1 fhs hegissafsrs .screpri.-
oon rsii a. sxr-sl - n ~ sors-rsncs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
PITISDURG SHUT OUT
n.s rss IRos c'Ty THls TINE
A EaasFs-ssas B>s- s1ii ssssas Dag sss-
~s,s>f-ThB>assDhi~s csias<o, Dssrsis
x1a <s~ fs<x ths wtn14Es-fns
IxE-st4s. Osnzss Jast t1s >a2s-

Thsrs hss not bezn more Interesting
s.. durinx Ia sszson IN base bsli cIFciss
sb.n yesterday - iks usual f1H rspors
reosETe6 by tAs TzlzsaAz -Hzz4ID VII
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

.>s.sssts - - se.s-s.@eess.N
~ Yosx. Jaiy z-Fhs View 1orks
plagsd .a exceptionally streng game To-Day
.ssiast ths Washingtons, as ms roio
e,fennss. and kainsd rslnsr sn easy victory
I....l~v h.d - thamb split in khs seVeatn
ioafax snd had - rsslrs ffom he E2sns-
Nnrray took his place and p sTed most al
m4r.hlv Weshingtons piagsd lar nsia-
iox xams bslt ssrs tElrs ssa2 a. tae 0ai.
The sc0ss . a. ioAO~s,
- x.-1,n..f-... - D D b 0 o O.
$50 h1s-Ss~ York. 10. Wsshinsson. B.
Fraorn-NeE Tork 4 Ash lletals. =
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
Tower Clothing Go.

and their regiment of en-
pIoyees. This 4th Day of
July, 1855. done at Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
Named 3. Gsusr.I s,ssl's Homer

SIerL H.. July 2-This town. named
in honor of General Franz Sigsl. was satur-
day presented with an equestrian oil paint
ing Of the old hero. The presentation was
made by the General through DIR. II. K.
Chapman. and the people Of the town are
highly pleased.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

xASTNA,S-si il e. r.. fag~ zro-rr r.fs-
--sn - Al lisc -~ritsr~e sf ets -ftar Ns -
Shelzrr,st ~ Urnest &vz. sEet 81 es.-s Is
rncnztS s1t aar~
Ssscs sfth~ tsae ~ psace 81 tse nns1s, --i
- Essea aereailse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

Nsw Tesx. fHiv A-Ths ssnie sncplv -
ree,s "a 1s e 80 hasasi- i-eres-- ~ 81 :
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

new cook book. price 81 Tor given away
with every S. sold):
Russian Cream
Soak one-half box of Cox's gelatine in
II pints cold water for an hour beat the
yolks of four eggs with cup OF sugar put
one quart of milk on to heat. when warm
stir the eggs, sugar and gelatine in until
the latter il dissolved. let Il come 10 a boil
as for soft custard beat the whites of the
eggs TO a stiff froth, and when the custard
is just warm stir them in, flavor to taste
and put into moulds.
This Cook Book is a reprint of the Old
Congregational Cook Book with many new
recipes furnished by our lady friends.
How to Obtain the Cook Book Free.
Pay 81 to II. Leonard's Sons & Co. and
you will receive the cook book and a due
bill for one dollars worth of merchandise
after four are purchased. This reduces the
price of the cook book to nothing.
Have you seen the display of Japanese
Tea Pots on the front tables? These Tee
Pots are big bargains; Just the thing for
summer cottages.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

PHILkDELeaIA. July z-Ins Fhiliies
vsn their sixth consecutive game fron TIE
Bostons today. Il proved 10 De one Of The
most interesting and closely contested
games played on Ne Aoms grounds tnas
sea-oa. The scors Al the snd Of the ninth
inning being 10 l. Clsrkson and Casey
oopo-sd eaca otnsx and for eight / nlnzs
thsir pitching vas 50 puzzling that aot
man eot beyond second base. U kocrke
ala uos sssm able 70 hold ClsrAsoa snd
A klnsman famolsd everything in the shape
II <rouadsfs; Otherwise he vas gwen WIN
mag support Tie score Is summed up
rnuslV.
fnilasieipDik .....0
be.-s.oss'. -. 70 b o 0 o 0 -
esse has--Fhiiade phla. 7. Boston. :
ErroFs- Philadelphia B. bosbon,
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

s.. sssxN - vss sSec>NAa A-aa4N
IsD1AsAPoEa July 2.-Hsslsy held
ths champions down to ssx hits one OF
than being A scratch With two men out
ln the axth. Dsnay fumbied Twitehelfs >
rronnasr allowing runner "a reach nrsf and
thsn threw Hsnlous nit over EsteFerook ;
head. Bennett. by cracking single. scored
both rwitchell sad Hxnlon- Convay was
hit rather freely b1t Was msgn incently
supported AL around.
The rsmsF xabIs score Is as follows
fsdisnspois. --.--l o.
B.ss hits--Ind anspoIis. n. Detroit. a.
Efrors-- Indiana apoiis, 5. Detrol-, I.
BatLsriss-d4le. boyle. Conway, Bennett
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03


The Wordsns and the Cupple's Furni-
turs factory sines playsd on the Island
yesterday. snd tbe result sss 3 - IN favor
of me Wortisus.
Batteries Raismscksr and WsrsnA,
John SllverS snd Jerry Rinfro.
Cruoirs-Jack Mksd.
lhfs vas an iatsresrng game GD 70 the
lssf half Of the sixth innings. When the
Cuppes kick~a an RsdsmsckeF and the
Unpirss decisions. ft wxs declared In favor
sf ne Wordep's jast the same snd Justly
40.
The Widdiconh base ball nine defeated
the Ei>s-ls Yesterday By ths following
sr~rp.
wtificornh ..--..-...0 aaI8 l. q
Ht--eFi .............1 q a.
essterie--Fnr the wifdiccrub. Foau Carlisle
ard John Senp cr ile hlssalis. Ten Bauzell
and Ht. Krfufe
Strfcx ntlt-renzaff q fsrlisie Is
Fmnifal-sr1fk sazsrsr.
TIE Nsfrnpolitsns 1f the Wet si,ie plsv-
- en- ne nlvisicn-st- grounds Suadav. JaI-
T. ~ith ricked sine ras Nets wan 81
score Of 10 20 q Thev sre open Cor chsl.
irnxss. FRs~E ksnfET. Manager.
FRsSG kEnRGcu. Captain
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
Pist.barx shal Que

hzse hiis--f hl aiie phla. q, Boston. J.
kfrofs- fhIadeipn 3, bosbon,
Balseries-Cassg. Clements. Clarzson. . h0urke.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
CHANGED DAILY.

The following recipe is taken from our
new cook book. price 81 Tor given away
with every S. sold):
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03
GOING AElY

v.a fae znmms<. srs xef 0ftex tas
k1ak4nza4LD -@ut - I9.a a7'i -
.1xt 20 I'll 80 al t4s As<z 40 a1-~s2
Iso11 4e1is.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-03

The widiicomh base ball nine defeated
the Ri>.-is Yesterday By ths following
ss.ora
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-13

has him under arrest for is horse
stealing in Meagher county several
years ago. Edmonson belongs to what
was known a. the Edmonson gang OF
horse thieves, two brothers of which
were sent to the penitentiary here for
twelve and fourteen years. One was
aftefwsrd pardoned by Governor
Leslie. JEFF is also wanted in Jeffer-
son county for holding up the stage on
which Judge Wade aud other Helena
ties were travelling. Con Murphy, an
other Of the gang, was hung by vigi-
lance committee near Helena on .
Northern Pacific bridge. Another
one Of the gang was killed in making
an arrest In Madison county. JEFF is
the last Of the gang, and has always
eluded the officers until now. Mr..
Comfy has been on his trail for two
months, and IL speaks volumes TOR his
ability and nerve to bring TO justice q
man Of Edmonson's stripe.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-13
The Oyster War in Chesapeake Bay.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec, n.-There
has been an engagement between the
state steamer Governor McLane'' and
the fleet OF oyster dredges ia Chester
river. Two Of the dredgers' boats were
sunk and another taken. One Of the
crew on the steamer "Governor Nc
Lane" was wounded. This is the
first fight between the state fi.hery
force and the dredgers since the stes M
ers were provided with cannon. Cap.
tain Howard telegraphs that the fight
was severe. The steamer was riddled
with bullets. Captain Howard re-
quested that help be sent at once. The
steamer Thomas" Capt. Toker, wa
sent Immediately to his aid. "The Nc
Lane" carries twelve-pound cannon.
The fight took place at the mouth Of
Chester river. The secretary. of stat.
Of Maryland has been notified from
Washington that six more cannon will
be sent Immediately.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-13
A SEASON OF ACTIVITY.

The Stock Yards Company Completing
Improvements Valued at 100000.
The past summer has been marked
by the great activity ofthe U. 5. Y. 4
T. Co., 10 the msttero i'm provements
over $500, 900 having been expended,
while the Improvements are all Of u
most substantial kind. The new feer
and sale table and the new livery barn
in rear Of the Transit House ar
both creditable structures, while rhs
two new wings TO the exchange build
ing, one to he used by the bank and
the other by Swift & Company are
substantial and expensive buildings.
The electric light plant is one of the
most servicesble improvements and
effected decided change in the sp
pearsnce OF the yards at night. The
extensive new brick barn on the sit.
of the old C. p. & p. compapy's pack
ing house which is intended to be fire
proof, is one of the best investments
ever made by the company, while the
extensive repairs about the yards ami
at the Transit House cost no small
sum. The track sesvice has been
greatly enlarged, the main tracks hav.
ing been relsid with new steel rails,
and lot Of new side track put down.
In the matter of improvements the
company has this year eclipsed the
work of all previous seasons.-Drovers
Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-13

ager Of the mill have been unable to
learn positively the cause Of the explo-
sion.
Each thinks oatmeal dust may have
caused II. bit the terrific iorce was
unprecedented II his theory can be
accepted. No other reasonable expla-
nation is offered, however. Plate glass
was shattered and buildings shaken .
mile away. Loss, sl50.OO0
A body, supposed to be that Of En-
gineer Miller, was nnsarthed at IL
o'clock, badly burned and mangled.
1t had been thrown considerable dis
distance. The boilers were uncovered
and found intact, 80 the explosion was
certainly OF mill dust. The police say
no dynamite was used.
The body OF Earnest Casper has been
dug out of the ruins.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-13
OFF EDR HAlTI.
A Fleet of War Vessels sail From New
York.

A Fleet Of War Vessels sail From New
York.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. l0.-Orders were
issued BY the navy department to-day
for United States Steamers, Gale1a
and Yantlc, to sal! from New York to.
morrow for Port t-su.Prince, Hsyti, TO
enforce the demand from this govern
ment for the release Of the American
steamer Hsytien Republic. They will
sail in company and be under the
command Of Rear Admiral Luce, who
has been instructed TO transfer the
the flag from the Richmond TO the
Galena. The owner OF the Haytien
Republic by a special permission
from the secretary Of the navy, will he
passenger on the Galena, therefore,
the expected vessel will be restored To
him AS som ~ II gets into The posses
lion oi the naval ofiicers. Secretary
whitney declined to talk about the
Haytien troubles on the ground that
there l. nothing TO add TO what has al
ready appeared in the euewspspers.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-13

TERRITORIAL TEACHERS.

Their Association TO Meet at Butte Decem-
ber 26th.
Following is a copy Of the Greeting"
sent out to members Of the Territorial
Teachers Association, and the pro-
gramme Of exercises prepared Tor the
annual session of the association,
which meets at Butte on Wednesday
December 26th, and continues for four
days:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-13
The Militia Under A..

FlNDLAN, Ohio, Dec. A renewal OF
the trouble between the New York, Ma
honing and Western railroad at Ottawa
with the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day-
ton over crossing, occurred again
Saturday night. and the local military
company has since been compeIled ta
patrol the scene of the disturbance Ia
prevent trouble and bloodshed ~
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-12-13
ruI MRErkI.n MILL
Investigating the Chicago Explosion OF
Monday Night

Investigating the Chicago Explosion OF
Monday Night.
CHICAGO, Dec. ia battalion Of
twenty firemeu aud over one hundred
volunteers are at work clearing away
the ruin Of last nights explosion.
Earnest Casper, one Of the three
known to be dead, was at work in the
engine cupols at the timc The cupoIa
was lifted almost entire and was
thrown a distance Of sixty feet OH the
south side Of the street. The mutt
lated form Of Casper Ia somewhere un.
der the wreck. John Christensen.
kilnman, is the second known victim,
Hts body has not been found. Chas.
Miller, engineer, IL also buried under
the debrio. The proprietor and man
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Not such Friend. An.r An

Berlin, Dec. 4.-The Cologne Gazette
SAYS that tension is threatened IN the
diplomatic relations between Russia and
Persia, owing TO the military and com
merclal ascendency Of England In Per.
sia. The shah has refused nm exequntur
to the Russian consul at Mesped. where
an English consul has long becn esiab-
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It Il the desirr ut iue executive
committee that all teachers in the ter
ritory may be- pres'ut and 10y their
united efforts make the meeting a sue
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sOCIETIEs.

A. o. H.-Division No. meets 6rst and second
Sundays Of each month.
X. OF H.-Meets first and third Wednesdays al
1902. M, at Odd Fellows Hall
A. r. IA. M-Yellowstone Lodge, No. 26, first
and third Wednesdays.
X. A. -M.-Yellowstone Chapter. No. 5, second
Thunday,in each month
X. T.-Damascus O0mmandery, fourth Thurs
days.
L. D. o. F.-Custer Lodge, No. 49, every
Nc adsy at their hall.
L. 100. F.-sentinal EncAnipment, No. 6, hrst
and third Friday.
X. Of P.-Crusader Lodge, No. 7, Thursday
evenings al Odd Fellows Hall.
Z. X. of A.-Miles City Branch, every sunday at
X. Of L.-First and third Saturdays.
O. A. R-U. 5. Grant Post, No. IA, fret and
third Tuesdays.
10. G. T.-star OF the West, No. a. every
Friday evening.
y. ofv Gibson Camp No. l. Meets hrst and
hird Mondays Of each month at Good Templars
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CHURCHES,

Emmanuel Church Episcopal Palmer st.-ser'
vice Sundays at $50 4. IN. and 1880 p. n' Nm'
Horsfsl. rector.
p,ptist Chureh-Wm. N, Weeks, seting pastor.
Preaching services sunday at II a. m. aud p. Nd.
Praile aud Prayer Meeting, Wednesday At 1;45 p
A. A cordial invitation TO all.
Methodist Church-Seryioes Sunday II a. m.'
7:a D. M Prayer meeting wednesday evening"
7;45. r. Lowry. pastor,
Presbyterian Cbureh-Serviees Sunday, II a. M
7:3Op. IN. I. G. Armstrong, pastor.
church Of Sacred Heart, Catholic-sunday' ~
I. M. Il. W, J. .Lindesmith, chaplain, U. ;. A.