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Daily Republican., 1888-10-04
mutiny.

NORFOLK, Va OJt. The briEAn.
tine Uoney, OF Providence, from thss
place to Trinidad, with stayebi sailed
from Hampton aoAds yesterday morn
ing. When few miles from this city
she bOisted signals OF mutlnyi and
United States Deputy MarshalS wsre al
once sent 10 her assistance. The trouble
was caused By three negro tai!ors who
shipped from Baltimore refusing TO &c
10 seA, ~ they declared the vessel NJ
ReAworthy. They are in jail, and she
vessel Ia in Hampton Roads pending 81
examination.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04

The annual convention Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union OF Della
ware will be held at AiddletoWn on
Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday, Octo
Der 10, IL and IL. The executive com
mittee will meet o. 1880 H., on Wed
nesdAy. 1t 10 suggested that owing u
the didiculty Of securing entertainment
for large member, each union send three
delegates and report Dames A. once z
Mrs.. V. L. Cultertson, Middleton, Del
For reduced railroad deTs send 70 Mrs.
Joseph Bellah, No. 5l2 West sixth street
/ Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04

The Rev. 4 z. Young, an Indian
missionary, will address the children Of
Grace n. Z. Sunday school on Saturday
Afternoon Mr.. Young has also been
engaged TO deliver two lectures upon
his missionary experienoe among the
Gree and BAulteaux Indisns OF me
North Western British possessions Toe
arst leo, are will bs given in 81. Paurs
M n Church on Monday evening, be.
Ginning at 8 O'Clock. The secoud OF
TuesdGy evening 1T Delaware Avenue
BnptiEt Church 81 the came hour.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04
rhs nlec,oral uoun,.

WARRINGTON. Oct. 3.-SenatoI HoAr
to-day introduced bill TO supplement the
Il ectoral Count act, approved February
q, 1887, by providing that the certificates
and list Of votes for president and vice
president shall be forwarded to the Presi-
dent OF the Senate forthwith after the
second Monday in January, on which the
cleo ors shall give their votes, and to
change from the first Wednesday 70 the
fourth Monday in January. the date at
which the eecrctary Of State shall send
for the certificates, In case they have not
previously been received.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04
Insrsaalnr .ne Waler sapply.

Improvement arc now being made
At the City Mil whereby there can be
II coo, 900 gallons Of water pumped into
the reReIEoiEs every - hours The
present capacity Of the pumps IL about
5000, 900 gallons, bot when the nav
pumps are In Operation this will be
more than doubled. The work OF pre-
pairing for the1e pumps has been going
on siucs last JAY, and the rAos, fore
bay and foundations for the new WAtel
wheel are Almott ready. II 10 expected
that toe contracts for the new pumI
house will be given out next Tuesday,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04

The members and friends Of Haven
N. E. Church, on West Third street,
led by Mr.. W. n. Ward, Mr.. /. Z.
CAVITY and Mrs. b n. Carly, surprised
their pastor, Rev. James H. scotf, LAST
evening, b. presenting him with SlI
baby coach for his tWo.monthB. old
baby, and abundance OF provisions fol
his tRbls. A pleasant evening wal
spent at the parsonage.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04

The Novelty Theatre was well attend
ed last evening, and tonight the pro.
gramme will be changed, and the chow
TO night will be entirely different from
last evening. New faces, new songs and
dances. All who wish to pass an evening
Of pleasure should visit the Novelty to.
night. The admission $40 and 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04

The Democratic Clubs OF this State
will hold . oonvsn ion on Thursday,
October 18Th, ct the looms OF the Young
Mems Democratic Association, and IN
the evening . IL Getting will beid In the
Opera House, that will be addressed by
the Hon. W, o. P. Breckenridge, o!
Kentucky.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04

An aRnd lady, suffering for long
slime with the hGArt cis>ss e. dropped
dead Ab1uI 70 O'Clock 70 day 10 front Of
HARtFtya saloon, BTcns HGd Jeasrson
streets. Sac IL Hsid % b. relative d
Mr.. HASeFty. and W. esTritd luto BIZ
aA,o5p. TIE coroner WHs notified.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04
General rheiemsque KnIsd in = Eight

WAsHINGToN, ID c., Oct. 3.-The
State DEPARTMENT has been Informed by
the United States Minister at Hayti that
In fight Of eleven hours between the
forces Of General Thelemaque aud Legl
time, on he 2Sth of September, General
Thelemaque was killed The eight lasted
through The night
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04
FIFTH EDITII
neat and Flour eoI.-

.i farmers who have D@ 4
va ~ :. YET are the napO ~, y, y
I ne isi,s 10 the prlcs s' y w
G ~ ~ them 10 sSIls, VI !,
II !rhilsdsIphlA the pr i,s, q
leroay st s cents bioh. ~ o
enlll hey reached Al a I'M Haa !
S,Al higher Than lte s s
O aI Nhest Nas IN ,oS S-' 4
i nIna, ba. business S.S ~
usht ensrinRs. Sale, II II ", ~
sLsIaded, in tltvl,Cr.' v a, y !,
or o1anshsls, No ? rsd, 10 cav y,
oeO euihels 90 do a, !, ~
SeEss re No. 2 red, Eoy,Tm ,i.I
20 ~ ~ blshels %. a. ~' !,
. go hushsls, DO. picSnA.
LEGO Geo bushels 70 90 5u an
bushels, do do At Si,,
su'hs!s, do do. ,ltSl.i,, INK iis
81 90, o. 81 ~, sud aocs.
DO, later G.Nit,i. W"
lie 90 q market closed 4 .,
niahsr in sympathy ain h.
n Wheat. Speculation -,
no 2 mixed closed y lolI..,
oSc bid aud $50 asked MAJ
oid sud SO. 5,itd; D Nv,
pa aud ol1 asked. Ou,s
IHc. higher, In s!mr.Ibv !,
VhAoe 10 osher cereals. vi
1870 a" follow: 0Olcbr
car Sl5sc ashst Sovsabs.
AAe a. J, asked.
1t is Understood that a.
Haeat has betn raised u,si
William Lea L. slnI Ca,
city but how mach c]uldu
tAined through The ,sl,sII,
Lea vas away pbd 20 one
thorlEsd to speak, ThmI
ing the fact, however I'm
hour was raised airy oenp
rel yesterdAy, and one
barrel within q week
buyers have 30 idea WIN
~. eat will be carried, h,l
general Of iaiOn lbA, lhs /,
will be maintained, VIII
not dtop below . dollMIt
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04
u.ar,d H,m.elr win a TowsI.

BALEN, Mass, Dot. A. John j. Don
nolly Of Boston, in jail here awaiting
the action Of tho grand jury for high
way robbery, han god himself with =
towel In his cell yesterday. Hia mind
it 10 thought, was unbalanced, AUD
papers had been made out TO commit
him for insanity,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04

oEinR to the weather the etlen dance
st tho completion OF the lndles' tennis
tournament yesterday Afternoon was
small. The tournament resulted in .
victory for W. 8. Hilles, end Mias Flor
ence Bay ard, who ara now the cham
piOus Of tire club for one ! car.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04

PARIS, OCT. 3.--The Rhone has UFer
flowed its banks. Prans or the Geneva
and Lyons Railroad have bstn stopped
Several persons have been drowned
Sey eBsel. PsSeTnB 10 flooded. Ia
dykes of the river lave broken ET d II,
water has burst over the AdjBoan
plains, gormiDg vast lake.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04

IOobeeEnInE the Accomplished Actress,
We feel IL ous tuty TO thank Mr..
Morris q. Moses. the correspondent Of
the TheAtriosl JoutnEl, for u e inter.
estlng article concerning Mrs HenIistts
OrossmAn, the accomplished Actrers oil
Dol. Sellers Company, now piSy ilg 81
the Academy.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04
Winter Suits and OverCOats
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6,

Every Man Child Whining invited to
Grand Exposition Of Clothing.
Such array OF the mechanics art before witnessed
under roof
We do not invite you this exhibition expecting one to
buy Oh Our object Ear from it. Come whether you wish
to buy not We yet strangers most Of and main
object Of this opening merely show the good citizens OF vii
mngton the high class Of
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04

Taylor b FullsStoa's rhauAAtlc rliK
ture cuTes rheumatism In all its for ms,
TAy Tor q Fullerton, 500 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04

l,Iun Fiijay h'b,ira
: Ths series Of nt sIiil,
the New Css!ls . gTIll
Committee to be nt M. y
castle, HsE2Ld ~. I'M 4.
MiddlelgWn, N vii, u 4
H. Treat, LsTl : u,s,l,I
N.elds, Anlhoa' ma I'd
Bradford, Bsqs ,i ~ stl.Ii
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04

DICK.
Fancy Flansels for Wraps
and wear of all kinds are
lere in splendid variety
50 different colorings and
combinations. A large op
Grafton gives you these ele-
giant fabrics at wonderfully
low prices.
dark gray broken stripes
light gray broken stripes
liRht gray cheek plAids
maroon yellow and gray
black and gray
drAb, red and black
blue, yellow aud garnet
black and white block
pin stripe black and dark gray
shaded light gray and black plaid
Think Of these fiannels at
never bsfore heard of prices.
5o.cent qualities for IS.
cents; 65.cent qualities for
50 cents, and IS cent qua /
ties for 65 cents.
Elder Down Flannels-
what nicer, softer, warmer
Ior richer in FlaDnels for
ladies' wrappers, house dress
es and children's coats:
baby blue
iaVn
baby pink
gray
scarlet
white
garnet
Cheaper than ever-on'
yard wide, was IS now 7!
cents.
The same in Jersey Flan
nels, figured, IS cents. BesI
grade.
Shaker Flannels-Old re
liable shaker" either al
wool or part cotton, Just al
as you like. Every body WHIT
wears flannel knows Shaker
We carry 10 grades, il
white, grays, reds and blue
from 374 cents to 81 cents
according to weight.
Medicated Red FIanneis
plain and twilled, in all tn,
! standard makes, and re-
. hannels OF all others, b
reason of the dye, must b
,tIstandard to do its worI
lproperly-2o cents to 6
!, cents. With the red hlnneI
!. we have one number {
twilled, u yards wide, a
wool, for Al cents. Re
llannels are usually Z var
, wide. In this one you e
4 twice the usual width Il
b the same money.
( Flannel Skirt Patterns, 4
inches long, At yards wild
+ all woven in one piece, tir
Z ished double around the DO
4 tom the best medium
B priced flannel skirt mad
eiThey come In plaid al
g stripe combinations, blaC
and red, brown snd gra
I black and gray, black, grI
{ and white, blue and blac
\ SI.Io, SL25, 81 40. $3.50.
We cut up a good maj
table llnens-it's sometim
!. hard to make the piece e
city fit the sale thereto
. remnants. When one
made It's measured, mark
and goes to the remna
5, pile. The pile Is pretty /
now and 1t viii pay you
look through. The pieC
Iare / J to 3 yards long
. ibleacned, unblesched a
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04

/ oST-I HAVE LOST BOOK NO,
- Is, l2l Of the WILMINGTON Savings Fund
Society. The Under Will please return the
same to this Oaice, Wa, L, CALHOUN.
AulB-ltaW-W -3t
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04
rns W.lrnl 81

Ths sfea'os1 ~ cllJ 3
W., T,'I Wl1mlngtoa RlDk y
~ " VIII, NoTs "a y !
T WV starting Ib .,s /
, hm,1 and She Eolg
he 0onroI man JS OBJ ~
O - oak when al ~, y, ~
. mn mn, HoW,rlh Va VI |
G5 Leh, folio Eed x /
i 10 ' O'clock sn sI lIi., I'D
nv nv { CfSisSmploa Albert si., y y
~ in Ii m q,
T n m'I match will .SS@o p't5s |
AVE- ave- hours and C9n'l4''
o n'f SATURDAY night :
,,rsn 40
..a ,,9ia,, ,Sll
,, d,' new gu I'tlia lsi1SIirI
~ GWllmlngtoll, ,o Dvg n o. l
attention Of te ,slS iii 4
~ n uch that , ny srrsu !
Exhibition ii Of tho W. Y FfopI
S ?. S'i bslI grounds oS,,.d b
ming On si .ip5 ss5biici
, NIX sul s.fspR Tbs "
~ wilmington Ma D,iNi
, sopss hey i will 81 II
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04
THIRD EDITION.

J1S- q Murpby, n. D, oCmpAnys
sbnrg. y O, WTites;-'T seli . Gre@s
Sssi a. DE-. BuIPs Touch byTuP. hss
svsr- =, e wha tKies a., likes y.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04

The Iegn 81 msellrs = !,
noe Cub Was held 81 ~
evening. al
a business raesillR W \
.Is EE, r Apunil.el y
% bullilai
. Of WIZ .a.
au s,sd 10 10 prs'sIlI III. M
destitute HAl! on S W.
Addresses will be tsl y Z.
iug,on Hastings Anl Vs.
Esq. ina Pil
The employees 81 !, ll n, |,
Thsfs y
ida q
n, he'd 81
Daily Republican., 1888-10-04
w.RsHAw1CO.
B.SHARP&CO.
Fourth and Market strSts.

Have you ever been in
our basement? .
IT'S said the economical
aud tr e housekeeper can
invaribly be located by going
into her cellar. Everything
right there, the rest Of the
house Is sure to be.
Commence at the bottom
with thrift and 60 up
lust 80 here we com
mence I IGHT in our base
m e nt-ihe housekeePer's
cellar.
Full OF good things
warmEthings, pretty things
aud Thugs used every day
in every house.
Flannel weath er is here
land you ought to be among
1.-The flannels early to ct the
lPick.
Fancy Flansels for Wrap:
land wear of all kinds are
lhere in splendid variety
90 different colorings anc
combinations. A large op
Grafton gives you these ele-
CANT fabrics at wonderfully
low prices.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

The entertainment TO be given by
the members Of Camp Gibson. Sons OF
Veterans, at the Rink on Friday eve.
ming next is worthy Of the most gen.
srous support OF the public. The na-
ture Of The entertainment will be
amusing and humorous, and the actors
we are informed well fitted to sustain
the parts assigned them, some few OF
them having had professional erper.
fence, and all being neryed by q com,
mendAole pride TO give a fret class ex
hibitlon. Seats are on sale both a
Ssvage's drug store and at Major Mac
queens at Fort Keogh, while ticket.
may be purchased OF any member o
tue camp.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14
Communicated
Mr.. Courtenay y

Editor YELLowsrosk JOURNAL:
Several months ago complaint was
made TO the territorial auditor and to
the Pacific Insurance Union, that l
had violated the law regulating insur-
Ance COMPATIBILITY whom the COM.
plant WAS made IL IL unnecessary to
state-thst is an open secret now.
Very carefully was the complaint
hidden from my knowledge, nor did
the auditor have the ordinary cour-
tesy TO notify me and permit me the
simple justice of making a reply.
AT the fall term Of the district court
an ENPARTE statement WAS made be-
fore the grand Jury and although | had
received a subpoena TO appear before
the grand jury and did appear, l was
not permitted to euter the jury room,
nor, was | allowed TO be represented
by my attorney, but, with the usual
iug-handled justice Of grand ~jlries, a
true bill was found against me,
The next day, the grand jury and
the county attorney kindly invited me
to plead guilty TO an indictment
founded entirely upon ENPARrE state
ments!
/ was duly arraigned and plead not
guilty aud demanded an immediat.
trial, even writing u persoual letter ia
the Judge, urging that the indictment
should not be kept hanging over my
head; | have had this Sword of Dam.
ocles' hanging over me for six
months, during which time every
means has been taken 10 circulate ex,
tensively the story Of my indictment
and | have had NO end of inquiries
from my friends regarding IL.
Had committed a crime? Had
injured anyone In any way? No, il
was not even pretended | had. Yet
the entire power Of the Territory OF
Montana was invoked TO convict m,
OF what at most would have been by
implication only a technical breach o
the insurance laws. Not satisfied with
the attorney general OF Montana anc
the county attorney Of Custer county
the parties engaged in the plot, hired
additional legal assistance, deter
mined 10 convict me al tall hazards; buI
greatly to their chagrIn and mortified,
tion, my case did not even 90 before III,
jury, the judge instructing the iur,
that. 1.-THE plaintiff has moi even mad
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14
March 10, 1887.

The mission now being held at the
Episcopal church by Bishop Brewer,
Notwithstanding the uusvorable state
of the streets for walking, has been
well attended SO far. The solemn ty
Of the services and the Bishops plain
d~iscourses are most impressi re and are
spoken Of as encouraging and conf
forting as well as instructive, by those
who have visited the church yesterday
sud Monday during the hours of
prayer. The services will be contin-
tinued all this week, at half past ten
u. m. aud half pact seven y. m. each
day,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

DIR. W. A. Burleigh as attorney for
Franz John Minej and VIM. Grimes
In u suit Of long standing against the
Northern Pacific railroad company,
concerning the title and ownership OF
two ranches near the Old Town, sue
decided yesterday in arriving at an ad.
vantsgeous settlement. Minej and
Grimes are to drop suit and pay the
railroad company $3.50 per acre for
their land and u clear title will be
thus obtained. These lands are Of 0
p aIcel that have been In litigation fol
ov er five years and when the settle
ment was had yesterday Col. Sanders
told DIR. Burleigh that II there was
any chance of his (Burleigh'sl dying
he would not have compromised, buI
the Doctor was always on hand L
press the suit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14


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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14
The mardi Ora. Day Wa Anti eipsted.
Post commander

The mardi Gras Day Was Anti cipsted.
On February eth, 1858, Tuesday tsl-
ways Tuesday,, Mt noon, the 2l3th
Grand Monthly Drawing of the LOUIS.
isua State Lottery took place at New
Orleans. The event had been antici-
pated, as the 18th, the second Tuesday
in February. was Msrdi Gras day, .
legal holiday, strictly observed. 1t
was under the sole management Of
Gen'ls q. T. Beauregard, of La, aud
Jubsl A. Early, Of Va No. 7l,575
drew the First Capital Prize Of $780,.
900. 1t was sold in fractional tenth.
al 81 each, sent to NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orlesn-, La, held, one by Robl.
Poutz, Frankfort, Mich, thro' Fret
NATL Bank OF Manistee, Mich; one TO
Mr.. V. Giily, No. 2O6 st. PbiliD ST.,
New Orleans, La; M by John G.
Pohl, Michigan CITY, Ind, Ihro' First
Natl Bank there; one 10y George J..
Johnson, Bsraga, Mich, thro' VIM.
Coach, Of Barlga; rhree-tentbs TO cor.
respondents ia San Francisco, Cal.
paid through Louisiana NATL Bank, OF
New Orleans; one by the AnglO.Csli.
fornia Bank, Limited, Of San Francis
co, Cal; one by Matthew Stetfens,
Harrison st. Police Station, Chicago,
ILL.,, etc., etc. Ticket No. AZ, il2 drew
the Second Capital Prize OF $50, 600.
Thicket No. 6l,553 drew the Third
Capital Prize OF $40, 900, also sold in
tenths. One held by l.. Carter, Santa
Clara, Cal; q by John b. Truitt,
Winchester, Ill.,; one by A. b. Drob'
ish, Lincoln, ILL.,; one by l.. F. Cooper
Cleveland, o.; one bv Joe DeClue
Bonnie Terre, Mo-; one by C. II. soud.
ley, Abbeville, s. c.; one to the 8. w
National hank OF Phils., Pa; the res
went elsewhere. Tickets Nos. 10 "a,
and 2.477 each drew one Of the Fourth
two prizes $40, 900, sold in fractions
also scattered every where. Any 10
formation may he had on application
to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, abou'
the 2l5,h Grand Drawing on Tuesday
April 10.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

evidence demanded q verdict OF ac-
quittal. Without leaving their seats
the jury returned the verdict as In
structed.
Fred Whiteside vs.. Isaac Sllvermsn
OF al; case set for trial on the 22nd.
Territory VS.. A. ]. Maxwell; first
case nolle pro.equi was entered, under
the new indictment trial was set for
March 10th.
David Holman Va. Northern Pacific
Railroad Company; thirty days al.
lowed In which to file an amended
answer
Court adjourned at 1920 a. N. until
usual hour to day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14
Grand Army Exercises.

U. s. Grant Post No. IA, Department
Of Montana. q. A. X. will give its
third annual ball and drill at the Rink
IN this city on the evening of Thurs
day, March %. 1883. Tickets admit
ting gentleman and ladies $500.
Music by Fifth infantry band; supper
extra. Tickets viii be- placed on sale
at drug stores and at Major Borchardt's
store, OF can be had at door.
HENRY RoMEYN.
Post commander
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

If a proper guarantee is raised Mrs.
Laugtry may be induced to appear
one night in Miles City. She will
pass yer the road under the manage
ment Of John Mcguire aud Miles City
is q natural resting point. Modjesks
is also coming aud sufficient induce
ments offered would give people
the privilege Of hearing and seeing
bar
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14
Miles City, NJ. r., March 10, 1858.
which Wa. Itq Bacon or Shakespeare.

Which Was II? Bacon or Shakespeare.
The authorship Of the dramatic productions at
tributsd TO the last Of The above named Is agitat
lug Literary circles TO the very centre, but affect:
the practical cl,sses far less than the momentum.
questi N, how TO regain or preserve health, tha'
essential Of bodily aud mental activity, business
success, and the pursuit Of happiness" We cai
throw far more light on this latter ,ubiect than
the most profound Shlke,pearian can on Ia,
question dr,t pronounced. IL the system is de
pletcd, the nerves shaky; II indigestion or consti,
patton bothers one at times, or constantly; IL tn,
skin is yellow aud tongue furred as In hiliouiness
70 there are prsmonitory twingss II nncomInl
rheumatism or neuralgia; IL the kidneys are inac-
tiye-use HostettePs : omach Buffers, the fines
Teeupirent Of an age prolific in beneficial and 5 c.
cessiul remedies. Remember. IL malaria threat.
ems or %afiicts, that il neutralizes the poison and
forti6es the system.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14
Attentlon. G. A. X.

There will be n special meeting OF
U. s. Grant Post, No. IA, at Post room
in this place on Saturday evening,
March 18th, at s o'clock. A full al.
tendance 10 required, as business OF
importance relating to the Depart.
ment Encampment 10 toIbs transacted.
Henry RoMEYN,
Post Commander.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

w. NJ. Carter, of the Mabry cattle
company, returned from u flying trip
10 Kansas City, yesterday, but Mrs.
Carter has failed to materialize. The
bows oil knew that Modesty was Civ
ing them a game about a better bali.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

A valuable setter pup,of the Level
Ign breed, which Tom Irvine received
from Helena and has been treas uring
for six weeks, lost its grip on life
Monday nigBt. Tom valued the ami
md very hiGhlv ann is incons0Iable.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

The major was most cosmopolitan,
yesterday, celebrating his iftieth
birthday, and numerous Indians and
half breeds enjoyed his bounty to the
extent OF a square meal at the Metho-
dist table.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

Jack Hawkins noticed that the
amount OF water running over the
court house sidewalk YVES n source Of
discomfort to passing ladies and ouse-
quently cut the walk and built "A dam
to turn the current to the street, leav-
ing the walk dry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

Arthur G.. Carter, with M.C.ConDers,
the extensive stock grower of Spear
fish, came in from the ranch yester-
day. Mr.. Carter finds equally as much
snow in that section as THE but stock
are all right,und spring is near
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

Johnny Zook having Just arrived
from the upper Tongue river says that
the ihaw commenced there one
day earlier than In this locality.
Most Of the upper creeks are COM
meucing 10 oil up and there Is con.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

siderable water on the ice in the river
above here. The Yellowstone gives
no signs of a speedy break up and ii is
about an eve chance that Tongue
river breaks-up first.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

Miles City pans out more night
hawks, proportionately, than any
community In the known world. So
says Modesty Carter. aud he has been
eist very recently and should know.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

j. G. Sprsgue, the Rosebud rancher
who claims his house was burned
down by Indians, will present his
claim before the United States commits
sioner, 20 says Justice Birkle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

on our fourth page to-day will he
found Il striking and instructive illus
trstion Of the comparative worth Of
various kinds Of baking powders In
the market.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14
District Court.

SPRING TERM-EIGuTH DAY.
The Courtensy case was concluded
yesterday forenoon and before giving
the case to the jury the court instruct
ed them that the insuficiency Of the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

J. l.. DeHart, wife and daughter, ar
rived from West Lima, Wis, yestor.
day. Mr.. DeHart is largely ipterest-
ed in stock ranchlng on the Rosebud.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

Humors run riot in the blood at this
season. Hoods Sarsapsrills expels
every impurity and vitalizes and en-.
riches the blood.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-03-14

John /. Zook deposited his war sack
at the Drover house yesterday after.
noon and will be 10 town several
DAYS.