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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

Mr.. Joha A. FISHER said be bad been
living 10 Jackson Ward fsr eighteen years.
snd Il was the most peaceable election De bad
ever seen there.
w. s. Blsckburp, deputy marshal, testified
thAl no F0ief was iulefisred VIII by MI.
6uigon IN an tmprOper way.
Lewis D. Saith, Republican, could not Hll
fhe nsmo Of any voter who MAS sntimidaied.
AZ S;So O'Clock the Commissioners took >
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-25

EdVar o. Thompson. the colored Republi-
gan superintendent of Jackson Ward, said in
travelling over the ward DE met some men
who isclared that they we're going home a.
voters were being arrested. lie did not
Know their names.
Robe 1a Tor lcolorod). Republican Ticket.
holder 50 tb- >ec1ud precinct, could notE,ve
tno rlmes ot any persons who went sway
without votiut. lie said he gave tickets to
dyp voters VITO said they were going awsy
end coming b,ce 20 vote, and be only saw
two OF them return.
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NEW YnKK STOCK MARKET.

Mean tOmUsra,ure. .....~..............
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The visitors will remain in Richmond I'M
Oil this afternoon, when they leave on their
special car Tor Augusta, Ga. They will prooa-
Div 90 10 Atlanta also, and will probably be
from New York a week or ten days altos
gelher. Mr.. Imam, ColoHel AcAnerney
and Dir. Calhoun are all southern gentle
men. Colonei McAnerney was stationed in
Richmond during great portion OF the
civil war. lie has may warn personal
friends here, and those who met hun yester-
day extended him = hearty welcome. The
New Workers expect to 20 to hear Dr. Hoge
preach this morning sud will spend most OF
the remainder OF the dag in quiet ana rest.
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HR 0UIGoN TEsrIrIEs.

Commissioner Pleasants said that the line
oi right ana wrong IN the case was bard TO
dtfoc, but ss IL had been proved that all
voters who applied were voted be did not
see arv reason fOrsendipg 1t on. lie would,
therefore. dismiss IT, hut In doing 10 would
state that in bic opinion II vas a very grave
thing for SIR Guigon and the deputy mar
sbals TO take the law into their own hands
and arrest voters. a6d he would refer tho
matter 10 the District Attorney and ask q full
inHnAflunllnn.
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Mg. BELv1N's CASE.

There was cOmplsInt against Mr.. Preston
Belvin similar TO that aCainst Mr.. Guigon,
but as Nj George Duncan, the complainant,
is IA Indianapolis attending the knights Of
Labor Convention. that case IS indefinitely
postponed.
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Accident at Garrison.

On Monday evening, Feby. 18th, whilst the
yard engine at Garrison was shifting cars,
Fred Alberts, formerly of Butte, stepped
between two cars and ives Immediately
Knocked down, the car wheels passing over
his left leg, crushing and mangling it in such
a manner as to necessitate amputation. He
was brought to Deer Lodge at once on a
special and conveyed to the Sisters Hospi.
tai. The next morning DR.. Owings, at the
request of DR.. Nee, County Physician, am,
putated the leg midway between the ankle
and knee.
Alberts died at 4 o'clock the day following
the shock and excessive bleeding before
medical assistance could be obtained having
been too great for his system to withstand
On his arrival here Messrs. Tom McTague
!. B. McMaster, Geo. W. Carleton and A
D.. Hoss very kindly assisted him, and on his
informing them that he was a Grand Army
man they notified Post Commander Smurr
and he was taken by them to the Hospital
He stated he belonged to the 9Th Illinois
Cavalry, and belonged to the Pest at Grand
Junction, Col. Mr.. Smurr at once tele
graphed that Post the circumstances, but al
though he received a reply that Alberts was
not a member of that Post, comrades of Geo
II. Thomas Post took charge of his remains
and on Thursday morning a number of com.
rades accompanied them to the cemetery
where Chaplain Mcmillan said the parting
words over his grave and he was laid 70 his
final rest. We have been unable to learn
anything further of his history, or of his
relatives, and trust this may somehow give
them information Of his death and burial.
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H SMALLPOX,
1t Seems to be Check ed in Butte: Other Sus.
pected Cases and Precautionary
Measures,

From the best information we have the
smallpox seems to be checked in Butte,
with the old cases recovering and no new
ones reported there. The main object now
is to keep it from being communicated from
the persons, clothing or houses of those who
have had it or those who rave been in con-
tact with it. The enduring energies of this
obnoxious germ seem to be exemplitied by
the we'll confirmed impression now that Mr..
Tom Harper contracted the disease by Sleep
ing in a cabin at Wunderhch's, where it will
be remembered the smallpox existed in 1881
over seven years ago..
A case of smallpox is reported at what is
known % the "Hump''-some five miles this
herder.
Marshal r.. S. Kelley, as a precautionary
measure, very properly issued this week an
order refusing admittance of visitors to the
"Pen" while the smallpox prevails. What
could be done if it should break out there?
DR.. Owings this week vaccinated the guards
and prisoners there.
1t being reported this week that Mrs. Isaac
Sheldon, residing near Garrison, had the
smallpox, DR.. Douglas, County Health OFF,
Ger, went down and Investigated the case
Tuesday. While it had not reached that
stage of development at which the disease
could be certainly defined, it was possibly
smallpox, and he very properly established
a quarantine Of the premises until the facts
were established. Precautionary measures
like these are right and should te sustained.
However, on visiting the patient again on
Wednesday the case had reached a develop
ment where he was assured it WIS not small
pox. The quarantine will be allowed to re-
main a few days longer for prudential rea
sons, but the disease is not smallpox.
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Suicide Near Mulian Tunnel g,

j. NJ. Hartwell, Justice of the Peace, We;
notified by telegraph from F. NJ. Stevens, at
Mullan Tunnel, Wednesday evening, that a
man had been found dead in the second
house, one mile west of the tunnel. Justice
Hartwell, as acting coroner, left for the tun-
mel by the $50 train yesterday morning, but
before leaving learned that the man was
found with his throat cut. No name w9s
given. We have not learned any further
particulars, or whether it was murder or
suicide.
Justice Hartwell returned lest evening.
The death YVES an unquestionable suicide,
and a coroner's jury so found. The man was
unknown. He had stabbed himself four
times in the left breast and then almost
severed his w%indpipe. He was ) feet 9 or 10
inches high; dark complexion, monstache IL
inches long, beard only on chin of about
three weeks growth; long face and Roman
nose; all clothing except coat and cap badly
worn; age 81 to 81; wine colored coat of dag
onal; had on two pair of blue overalls; blue
cotton jumper for shirt; red drawers and
undershirt; wore a pair of heavy laced shoes;
purple WOODEN socks; brown Scotch cap
nearly new black home made mittens in
pocket, and a yellow silk handkerchief with
red border. $685."
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Knights of Pythias Banquet.

We are authorized to announce that rue
Knights of Pythias of Deer Lodge will give
), hanon4t at Uni on Hall OH Wednesday
avan;no. Feb. 22l, 1888, at 8 O'Clock. All
.onohers If Frauternal Societies are cordial
- invited to be present. accompanied oS
,.,;as This is a most commendable
method in which the knlghts propose :. =.
celebrate the anniversary OF the'r ofoe.' :.
has been the usual custom TO give d "a''' o"'
% IL is not to make money OUT 10 na1o a
r,aasant time, the idea OF a banquet an" ~. .
invitation of all Fraterna' societles a"'
their ladies is a happy thought. W. has'
m donbt it will be most enjoyable anu t0a'
~. ladies' will see the banquet board. IS an
49, conld be wished. They are inv'te" %
,oeat Saturday at 2 p. m. to arrange LOT 'ns
same.
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Is Consumption Incurable?

Is consumption 1ncurable?
Read the following: Mr.. c. H. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says: twas down of abscess
OF lungs, and friends aud physicians pro-
nounced me an incurable consumptive. Be-
gan taking DR.. Kings New Discovery for
and able to oversee the work on nv farm. 1t
is the finest medicine ever made."
Jesse M~iddlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says
Had it not been for DR.: Kings New Dis.
coy,ery for Consumption I would have died
OF lung troubles. Wa given up by doctors.
Am now in best of health" Tryit. Sample
bottles free at Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S Drug
Store. Q5Q
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In Memoriam.

At a regular meeting of Cottonwood
Lodge No. 2, I. o. o. F. of Deer Lodge City,
NJ. T., the following preamble and resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased God to remove
from our midst our well-beloved brother,
John Heating, it is by Cottonwood Lodge
No.. l. y. o. F., of whichshe was a worthy
member, resolved,
That by the death of our brother the order
and the community has sustained a loss
which will be keenly felt.
That those who knew him will bear wit
ness that he was kind and gentle to all, and
honest in his relations with his fellow men:
that he had few faults, but many virtues, and
that he had earned for his epitaph the high
est ecomium that can mark the resting place
of mortal man-"Here lies the remains of a
good man"
Resolved, that the charter be draped in
mourning for the space of thirty DAYS, and
that a copy of these resolutions be published
in the NEW NORTH West.
LEW COLEMAN,
WIN. THOMPSON, }Com.
j. c. ROBINSON,
DEER LODGE, Feb. Is, 1888.
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THE RACE TRACK.
And the Deer Lodge Meeting Of 1883.


In this Issue will lie found the amended
nropramrae Of the Deer Lodge Fair and
Racing Association for 1889, in which seve-
raj important races and purses are added TO
the original programme, making IL one OF
the best ia all the series. ~m~m -
1t was also determined by the Association
this week to build al 'inside training track
lust inside the pole of the main track, on
which horses can be exercised when the
weather Is bad and the main track would oe
injured thereby. This is an excellent idea,
and it will he constructed without delay. A
nnmber of additional stables will also be
constructed at once and arrangements made
to accommodate all who wish to train their
horses on this track, of which it is believed
there will be quite a number. Everything
indicates a very successful meeting
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GEORGE
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

j. /. CASE ENGINES M THREeHERe,
Mccormick Harvesters and Mowers,
Peter Schuttler Wagons,
Drills, Seeders and Cultivatore,
Sulky and Walking Plowe,
BARBED, BAL1NG AND BINDING WIRE,
Genuine Hollingsworth Hay Rakes,
Hills Concord and Peters Team and Buggy Harness,
Will handle only dret-class Goods and guarantee
prices lower than any other Implement House in the
Territory. 684t If
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and so popular as to need no special mention.
All who have used Electric Bitters sing the
same song of praise.-A purer medicine does
not exist, and it is guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all dis
eases of the liver and kidneys, will remove
pimples, boils, salt rheum and other atfec-
lions caused by impure blood.-Wil drive
malaria from the system and prevent as we'll
as cure all malarial fevers.-For cure of
headache, constipation and indigestion, try
Electric B~itters.-Entire satisfaction guaran-
teed, or money refunded.-Price 50 cents and
81 per bottle at the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S
drug store. 959
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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-
tionable. The proper thing to do is to al
ways keep in your cupboard a bottle of
Acker's English Remedy, which has proved
so satisfactory to our W fellow citizens /:
Read this home testimonial:
DEER LODGE, Oct. s, 1887.
[ rave been suffering some time from q
painful chronic cough, and have used Shilol's
and other medicines without experiencing
the least benefit. Recently I purchased a
bottle of Acker's English Remedy, which
has cured me. 1 firmly believe that for affec.
lions of the throat and chest it possesses
marvellous curative powers.
THOMAS MORGAN, with Bennett Bros).
Acker's Blood Elixir and Acker's English
Remedy for coughs-the most reliable medi-
cines on the market, are for sale by all drug
gists; in Deer Lodge only by
a57 1y DEER LODGE DRUG Co.
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PERSONAL.
Mr.. j. E. Marcum, of Helmville, was il
town Tuesday.
MI. John F. Strauhal returned from th'
States last evening.
MI. and Mrs. Will Kennedy arrived from
Helena last evening.
o. B. O'Bannon, Esq. has been in Helen:
this week on land business. "...M
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Birdseye, of Blackfoot
were in Deer Lodge Tuesday.
Rev. d. j. Mcmillan will preach at the
Presbyterian Churcn, Butte, Sunday
MI. John Leman, the genial grazier OF
Bear Mouth, was in town Wednesday.
Messrs. ". Foreman, Chas. Burrier ani
John Crowley, of Pioneer, were in town thi!
week.
Mrs. Henry McMurphy, of Butte, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil. E
Evans, this week.
MI. S. Marchessau, Butte, was in town this
week having a short visit with his friene
and partner, Mr.. P. Walton. ".""~
"Tommy" Elliott returned a few days ago
from the States, having had a pleasant visi
| with sthe old folks at home"
| Mr.. VIM. Facer informs us that Mrs. Shell
| don, of Garrison. who was i'll and supposed
to have smallpox, was up and at work yes
terday.
Mr.. Huston, of the Inter- Mountain, Mr.
| Koch, of the Miner, Mr.. Kennedy, of the In
dependent, and Mr.. Eldred for the San Fran
| cisco Chronicle, reported the execution to
day.
There were quite a number of Sherifs an
Deputy Sheriffs and Marshals from surround
ing counties and cities in Deer Lodge to-day
to witness the execution of Scott. Owing t
a press of other matter we are unable to Civ
their names.
j. r. Boarman, ESQ, returned last evenin
from his last visit to the Governor. appealin
for a communication of SCOTS sentence. Il
has staid BY his client faithfully, withou
possible hope of pecuniary reward, and mad
as good a fight for his client as any ma
could have DONE. Scott has always told hit
the killing occurred precisely as he does i
his statement, and impressed Mr.. Boarma
with its correctness. In that belief, he ha
done all he possibly could for him.
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Cottonwood Lodge No. 2, l.. o. o. F. took
charge OF his remains and, followed by the
Order and other friends, they were at 10
o'clock last Friday conveyed to the cemetery
and buried according to the Ritual of that
Order. His friends james Ferris and Eugene
Cullinan, of Washington Gulch, and James
Barriden, Of Avon, who had FASTENED here
on receiving the information, unfortunately
did not arrive until after the funeral, but all
that could be was done by his brethren of
the Mystic Tie to emphasize the esteem in
which he was held and pay ittingly the last
tribute to a fallen brother,
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d.. Rod and Gun Club.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting o.
the Deer Lodge Rod and Gun Club, for the
o,ect;on of icers and other business, viii
- ha1a A. the office of =. b. McMaster, Esq,
Thursday, March 1, at 7.N p. m. A 'oi'
attendance is respectfully requested.
PETER WALTON, President.
John F. SrRAuHAL, Secretary.
Deer Lodge, Feb. II, 1883. JILL
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Trustees Meeting.

A meeting of the Board Of Trustees of the
Deer Lodge Mining and Reduction Company
will be held at the office of the Secretary of
said Company, at Deer Lodge, NJ. T., on
Monday, Feb. 20, 1888, at 10 o'clock a. m.
By order of Board of Trustees,
CoNRAD KoHRs, President.
n. h. ZENoR, Secretary.
Deer Lodge, NJ T., Feb. 10, 1888. 97 1t
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MARRIED.,

B1GNELL-GEARY.-At the residence of r.
H. Helms, Helmville, NJ. T., Feb. 8, 1888,
by Rev: r. DeRyckere, Mr.. John s. Big
nell and Miss Elizabeth Mary Geary, all
of Helmville.
RE1LLY-BoYLE.-At the Catholic church,
Deer Lodge. Feb. II, 1888, by Rev. r.
De Siere, Mr.. James Reilly and Mrs.
Mary Boyle, both of Anaconda.
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Eor. sale.

o.a of the most desirable 7-room residences
:, o Deer OF LODGE I@a e.S vensered frame, with s smn;.
ca house, wood ZOO ISL sheds T]as.o aaS 1 pries,
and on ''A0 'o'A p. II. BIELENBERG.
Deer Lodge, Feb. !, 1883. '7"
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contractions of the body. The execution was

contractions of the body. The execution was
perfect.
ll'45. The physicians stated that his pulse,
which had beat regularly for three minutes,
had ceased.
11.55. The physicians examined his heart
and pronounced him dead. His bedy was at
once taken down. 1t was found that his neck
was broken at the first joint below the head.
His body was placed in the coffin to remain
until 3 p. m, when it will be buried in the
Catholic grounds at the cemetery.
Scott has expiated his crime, and he met
his death like a man,
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COLLEGE OF MONTANA,
Items and Incidents Of Interest.

The Rev. F. D. Kelsey, of Helena, who is
visiting the College, delivered a lecture be-
fore the Gamma Theta literary society yes
terday evening, the subject being ''The De.
mands Of the Age Upon Young Women"
He will lecture this eve ming upon stThe De.
mauds of the Age Upon Young Men," Mr..
Kelsey is a speaker of recognized ability,
and those who attend will feel richly com
pensated for the time thus spent. Every
body is invited, lecture to commence at 7:3O
p. m. sharp, at the College chapel.
The classical and scientific classes have
organized a base ball nine to hold down the
School of Mines nine.
The mathematical professor has taken to
star gazing. -#
The class in civil and mining engineering
is progressing favorably.
Seen on the board in the Latin room: "Sic
semper Tyrannis. THE sic are always ty-
%rannical.
RATCH.
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GAMER AND JACKEY,
Philipsburg depot Montana.

Notice is hereby given'that, having shipped
complete bottling apparatus to our estab-
lshment we are now able to supply Centen.
the lowest figures, and ask a trial of the
same. Also bottled Soda, S~arsaparilla, Gin
ger Ale and Cider, as above.
$40 Ct GAMER e. .JAckEy.
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TO ARRIVE.

In a few days, a large invoice of prime
Timothy and Red Top Seeds. These are ex
ira clean, and guaranteed to be of the best
quality in the market. Farmers will do we'll
to send in their orders at once, and be sure
of their supply for the season.
$40 If. BENNETT BROS. Co.
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FINE LINE OF GOLD JEwELRY

10 be Sold Low Down to Close Out Stock.
10 close out the line, I offer for sale, for
the next Thirty Days, a large stock OF Sold
uold Jewelry, in latest designs, Vt VERY
Low PRICES All desiring goods in this line
Will find it to their interest to call at once.
Jan. 26, 1888. 968 1t WIN. COLEMAN.
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Cigars.

After a test of YEARS, the Gel.
eorated Granadina Cigar has proved itself
se oest Domestic Hdvana Cigar on thus Coast.
Mr.; William Coleman, of Deer Lodge City,
~, is the sole agent of this brand for Deer
'1oage City and county, NJ. Z.
oso manufactured by f.. COIN u Co,
'O TIN San Francisco.
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home, but denied having assaulted me, while
my forehead showed afterwards, until I came
into Jail, that I had been struck. and my
wife told me after I was aroused that it was
"Tom the Butcher" that assaulted me when
I opened the door. She also told me that
night of the wrongs she had done with seve-
raj men, which I would not have believed if
she had not told me herself. She talked to
me until about 5 o'clock in the morning. I
never struck her with any of the tools and
clubs that were brought into court. The
only weapon 1 struck with was the gun
which I had carried out with me that day,
and as God is my judge I did not know it
was her I was striking when I was assaulted
nor did I strike her after l found it was my
wife that was hurt. I did all I possibly could
for her then, and would have gone for help
had I thought her seriously hurt. I had not
the least idea of anything going wrong at
home that evening until 1 opened the door
and was assaulted. My wife and I had not
had one cross word since the Saturday even
ing before.
This is the absolute truth that I have told
you, and whatever may be done to me moth
ing can change it. I was not able to employ
counsel and get a stay of trial till I could get
the witnesses here who might have helped
to put the matter in a different light from
what it has appeared. I do not deny the
deed as I have given 1t to you, but where is
the man who. would, or could, rave done
differently under the circumstances. I DO
not believe I should be executed for it, al
though everything is against me now.
DEER LODGE, l p. m, Feb. 18th, 1888 Il,
Martin L. Scott, having read the above, with
correctness, as submitted to me by James H.
Mills, declare in the presence of all that i'm
ponds over me that the above is absolutely
correct and true in all particulars.
MARTIN Il. SCOTT.
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NOTICE.

There will be an examination of candidates
for Teachers certificates held in the Court
House, at Deer Lodge, on Saturday, March
10, 1888. MARGARET WOLFE,
81 1t County Superintendent.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS

o q, m.-Receive all Southern mail.
$780, A, m.-Ditpatch all Northern mail.
1214 D, m.-Receive all mail from west of Garrison,
1214 D. m.-Diepatch mail only to Butte and Ana
cOnda.
GAO D. m.-Receive Butte and Anaconda mail.
Gao .. m.-Dispatch all mail for west of Garrison
sos D, m.-Receive all Nor hern mail.
sos D. m.-Dispatch all southern mail.
All mails close 30 minutes before departure OF
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Marriage, Birth and Death Notices inserted
free, if information thereof is sent to this office f.
Obituary Notices, Resolutions of Coincidence,
Notices Of Meetings, ETC., will be charged for at
Advertising rates.
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Bronze Turkeys for sale.
I will sell at $15 a trio, if called for soon.
500 It PHIL. X. EVANS.
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Man Killed in Anaconda.

Word came to-day that "Billy Martini" of
Anaconda, this forenoon shot and killed a
man named Woods, or Geary, at Anaconda.
and escaped. No definite particulars could
be obtained. Officer Hatton went I'M at l
o'clock.