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The Meeker herald., 1888-04-14
BRANDS OF TIE
White River Stock Growers Association

o26o REWARD Tho White River
$50 reward for information
killing stealing
u branding members White
aud
Address L. b, Brashsr. Secretary. Meeker.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

NEW YONG, Feb. lA.-About 200 wool
On and worsted manufacturers and
communion merchants from vsriou,
sections OF the country met this morn
ing Tor the pnrp0ss Of pseieeting tn,
organizations started il Philadetphis
Decen.ber 2lst. The committee 70
ported . scheme for the orRanixati ton
to b known ~ the "WoOlen Good
Association" The sscretsry 10 to bs
the active oibcsr and have charne ol
Tho headquarters, which are to Be ia
this city. The report Of the committee
on terms and discounts wss adopted
In substance the COMMITTEES reported
that u w0Wo6 b escooainG9y dS(Icult
to formulate . uniform system OF
terms and discounts that would meet
TIE neoeseitiss Of ell the various de
scriptions Of WOODEN fabrics. Numerous
Recommendations we're made. The
cssee Of undefvaluation Of import ID
wooden goods have attracted the ut.
teuti0n OF the members OF the assO-
citation. For the purpose OF looking
after such undervaluatiOn the Secrc.
tary OF the Treasury, it is said, has
agreed to appoint an agent Of the
government. the manufacturers to
pay his salary.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

stopped a moment when Martin drew
his revolver and struck Rearslon twice
in the head with the butt OF il, and
While the man lay unconscious kicked
him in the shOul lers and finally shot
him in the back OF the head ut the
base Of the brain, killing him almost
instantly. Martin then put his hands
in Isis pockets and walked of towards
the foot hills, no one Offering q mOls.st
him. AL the officers are out Of town
at Deer l.Odee Mt the hanging OF Scott,
and the jnstices of the peace are swear
ing in deputies to semrch for Martin,
who is still At large. II is supposed he
is making for the Utah 4 Mort bern rail.
road. The feeling in Anaconda is very
high, and il he should I've brought back
here hs would cert ainly be lynched.
There are now over a hundred men in
the searching party.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

Lincoln, Neb., special: Miss Eta
6hsttuck, The Nebraska srhool teaches
who was impeisonsd for three days in
9 hay stack daring and after the great
yasssry blizzard, died this mornine.
Both hse l0 bssow the knees had
besn amputatsd. The teacher who
spsnt the whole nieht 6shtins death to
sevs h:e thrse ltttle pupils IN an open
part Of one loot and one hand re-
moved. sed to-day the sureeons am.
put.tsd the othsr foot just below the
ankle.
4 fund Of about q, 900 has been
rsissd for Miss Shattuck, and sub.
scriptione are in progress for Miss
Royce and Misc Minnie Freeman, who
saved sixteen ehildren BY tying tlssm
TO owe another and to herself and
Leading them thrse-quartery Of . mile
through the Storm. Miss Freeman
be he'd twenty-nins Offers Of marriass
since the storm.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

WARRINGTON, Feb. l6.-Ths house
committee on Tsrritories considered
to-day the question relating to the
admission ~ states Of Dakota, Mon.
tana, Washington and New Mexico.
Il was decidsd TO formulate an omni.
bus enabling act for the four territories
and the preparation Of the hin vac
referred to . subcommittee consistinR
Of epeiness, Mansur, Hayes, 6truble
and Symss. During The session votes
were taken upon ordseine iavoeahIe
reports upon 0i6ord's bin for the
admission Of South Dakota and also
Dakse'e bin hooking 70 the recognition
81 North Dakota q Q state. The n.
:slt in saeh ease vas aniavorab,s 70
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

10th inst, the sheriff of Lewis and
Clarke county sent out invitations
(scente,l with rose water no doubt) to
all the sheriffs in the territory, invit-
ing them to be present and witness the
Performance which WAS billed for zone
day only" Every officer in Anaconda
was present 1t the execution Of Scott
at Deer Lodge. on the 18th inst, not
even a deputy bcing left behind. Dur
ing their abeence the toulest mudsr in
the history Of the territory was com.
r,itted and the murder walks out OF
town unsnolestesl.
Hangmsn's day should not be made
. public holiday but dispensed with
entirely. Let the doomed be dis.
posed Of in - quiet, mnostent ati0us
and painless manner - possible.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23
Notice 70 0o-oWnsrs.

Tee e. ecsv. Chsssss nsussy. Eagsss Esvis
end y. =. Neeasslsn:
Yes. So seeh ~ ycs. ~ hssshy nosiesa thal
aea iapssveneaes uesa The .Ptlgsi0" lods, ID
.(uossgsnissdl Wssn 1psiaSs Niniag Disssies, Per
ess ee.atv. Nsat. asseritsd = viu sppsss o.
pseesd D. the 00ce u ths Rscss6ss II Persss eoun
y. IN ssess y hsld esil pssaiaes uadss H. Pr.
vtstsas e esctiee nv. Revived t,saautes d TN
csttsa ststss. bsiav the ansesae seSwiss1 10 hsSd
aiassy days sMss shs esmPlesisa II puAlicsliea q
shts eeetce. yeu fail ~ seluse - eeassihass yess
psUpsssiso - sseA espsadituse = eo-ovnen, end
VIII sscsss Ne psspsssy " ~ ca4sssisssd.
J. fBANE 0A08.
IaAng 0enaAY
Fisse psbliessioa Psb. Nh. lsos.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

James q. Blaine. in . long letter
declines to allow HE name to be pre-
ss"tsd to the nsst National Rspubli.
can convention ~ prssidsntial can.
didats. Whether Mr.. Blaine 10 sincere
or ieignins. 10 the question. On this
point the wise men Of the land sssm
divided In opinion. II NJ. Blaine was
really !" earnest hscould have dispellsd
all doubt by saying: Under no circun,.
stances will I become . candidate.
But his letter win bear many interpre-
tations and 10 . pussIe to both HE
friends and enemies. Until sometime
more definite comes across the ocean
"NsAt many leaders and laymsn Of
his party will consider him In thsrace.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

Cieco. Texas. February l0.-A bold
bank robbery occurred here yesterday
afternoon. The cashier and two
others connected with the bank were
IN when . man appeared at the cash.
ier's window and demanded the bank q
cash. Three other mon appeared 1t
the same time and took the bankers
in chsFvs. while the Arst colDsctsd the
fs,nds. abowt q, 900 In cash. The rob.
bsrs locked the bsnkess h . yard back
OF the bank buildine. and jumpins into
. wagon, He'd down the strssts, salut.
ing the setoaishsd people with vollsys
from their revolvers and displayinR
thsie bAGs Of illHottsn gains. In 8
short time the marshal and posse
were in pursuit.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

A Dill has bsen introduced In TIKI
New Jersey legislature providing thu.
the death penalty shall hereafter b
inflicted by elsctriity. TIE act pro.
vitiss THAT in sentsncing . criminal
the judes shalt name the week duria1
which the execution shall take plaea
and within the week 20 designated The
shsrid Of the county shah elect . dsy
not previously to b Mads known ia
any one except persons allowed to b
psesent ct the executions. These shsll
be the sentencing judss. the prosscut.
ing attorney, two physicians, twelvs
reputable citizens, two clergymsn. Il
requested. and seven assistant sherills.
T''scorpse subsequently, must b. buried
with enough quick lime to consume it
or b given up for disssetine purposes.
The newspapers sss prohibited from
reporting the executions further then
. bare mention Of the event."
One would hardly expect New jersey
to b among the 6rst to take msasssss
to discard the eallows and substitute
. more humane method Of disposine
OF criminals sentenced to death. But
it is time every state and territory in
the union. where capital punishment
10 IN vogue. should give this matter
serious thought. Executions should
not only be unhsraldsd but made ~
near painless ~ possible to the crimi.
nal. In electricity will b found .
relief from the present babsrous mode
Of execution. The criminal cen be
worked Oh from . natural slssp into
that Of eternity il nsccsssasy. and the
narrowing scenes that somstiases
occur 1t the sall0ws. svertsd. Tssre
u no nssd OF the numbsr Of ollicsrs
provided for in tl,s above bill. nor
witnesses either, for that matter. Il
would not require "ssvsu assistant
shsriiIs" to dispose Of . criminal By
electricity. The work could b. done
III! quietly, and the present
prisstly attendance and last words
drivsl Of the criminal kept from public |
gaxe and hearing. II there u anything |
that tends to make one skeptical it 10 |
the remarks of . red-handed murderer
who is "eoing straight to glory"
When Hartt was hanged, on the
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

The Springfield (Massl Republican
speaks Of the Western wool growers
~ "the BONANZA sheep growers who
pssstass their ssseep on the public
domain" TIE business has not
proved . bonanza yet, and Il 10 not
likely to Il the tariff 10 taken OF from
wool.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

Tho house committee on Indian
affairs has decided to rsport . bill
providing for the division of the treat
Sioux reservations, In Dakota, aad ths
rslinquishment Of the Indian title to
the remainder. n the msasurS 10
comes q law il will throw IL 600. 600
acres open to ssttlensent.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

February i6ah. 1ssS.
NOtice 10 hereby given that the E,llo wing.
named ssttleF has lied notice Ut his intssi.
ton 70 ".ake 6nal prO0f in support ~ his
clsius smsl thai saisl DssoOG will he sma.le he.
sOse the PrOtsaee Judge In and f.,r Fergus
csS1nty. -. r., ~ LswissOwn, -. T., u,
Apst1 2, lHSS, Wig:
DsN)A0ea .. NeoDses,
who made presumption slrclarxtory state
n,ent No. 1851. for the w SWA Sec. 2,
Nwt Nwa. Hsc. u. NEx MA bee. 10. r..
Is ~. range - east.
He names the kpll"wing Witnesses TO
prove hts continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of ssid land. viz: J,hm H. turk.
hsrt. III flaswillow. Mont. sm.l John
OCOnnell. Edward PArn,lSe aud OslOw y
Roberts. ell Of Grass Range, Montana.
3. W. LAxGHOKxE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

In the matter Of the mineral lands
OF Montana The executive committss
appointed BY the Mineral Land con.
vention are hard ct work. They have
slrsady peepassd and Win have pub.
lished soon. . pamphlst showiae the
iull history a the railroad company's
procedures 70 secure patents 70 min.
eral lands, together with the efforts
which have been and are nov being
made to prevent the same. They are
also prsparins . map showing the
mineral lands Of the Territory and
the blanks ior proof that these lands
are mineral In character. This work
nsceasarily entails . lsrRs expense.
Subscriptions to cover this expense
an to b solicited. and Il 10 sxpected
that ell Glasses Of citissns will respond
literally whom called upon By the
6nance committes.-Herald.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

The question having been raised n
TO the birthplace Of General Sheridan.
Chicago Times reporter visited hia
aged mother 1t Somerset, Ohio, to
zee what she knew about it. She saisl
Little Phil" was born in that placs
on March 9th, 1881. Very rsliable
testimony,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

NV YORx, Feb. 16.-Tbc Turf Field
and Farm says TINT a thousand dol.
lars has ls.en Deposited with them by
RoweIps hacker, to a match Of the
English pedestrian against Albert, the
contest to take placs in England or
America, hs Albert prefers.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

Elsewhere will bs found . notice for
. special meeting Of the Judith Wool
Growses' Association. The object Of
the meeting 10 not atated hut It 10 un-
doubtsdly called Tor the purpose Of
taking some action in relation to the
proposal removal or reduction Of the
WOOL tariff. An e0ort has been made
to ut IN expression or protest from
The wool growers Of the territory, but
no practicable plan hes matursd.
A. growers cannot 20 lar or be absent
long from theis bands at this time Of
the year, what action that il taken
must 10 through the different local
associations. A protest from every
association in the territory should
b made In the shape Of resolutions.
and The Same forwarded to Deleeats
Tools 1t once. The tariff bill will be
reported this week. but Il will be the
subject for IN extended debate and It
may he six weeks bseors . vote 10
taken on the question. A number Of
billie will b offered ~ substitutes for
that reported BY the ways and means
committee end among them will be
found thoss favorabls to the wool
interest. Wool GFowsrs will take great
interest in national Isgislation for the
next month. Montana should be
heard from. To b passive will BE-
regarded ~ IN admissions that .
or reduction Of the tariff will
causs no injury to the industry In the
lar west.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

The Dakota blizzard heroines are
constantly receiving proposals Of
marriage. They probably think their
present affection about al they can
endure.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

The Manitoba company has clossd
. contract for $4,000 tons Of stesl
rails, mostly for Montana branches.
The company intend TO expend
$S. OOO. 600 on building and equipping
more lines in Montana. Il 10 the
intention Of thscompany to build into
tine Judith Basin ultimately.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23

TOIEI'O, Feb. 15.-D. r. Locke, ell.
itOr Of the Blade and author ri the
renowned "Nssby" letter, died Of con.
sumption early this morning. acssl 81
years. He leaves q wife and three
SONS.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23
Delinquent Tax List.
T11AsURSsR's OrrscE,
(OUxTv Or Fgpss u,
TERRifORY Or MONTANA.

NOOSuu " BWSU0,
TERRifORY o. MONTANA.
To al persOns, companies or corpora.
tions. who have " claim any estate. right
o. title, ~ interest In. or claim to. or live
upon any II the several pieces or parcels
81 land In the list herrt0 attached, take
notice. that will, according to law. offer
ut pablic sails. 1t the Office Of the Treasurer
Of the County Of Fergus. Territory II Mon.
tans. On the 9TH day 81 March, A. d.,
1SSs, and succeeding days. commencing ut
the hour Of 10 o'clock =. m. u each day.
the following described real estate situated
In said county. on which the taxes for the
year 1887 have mot bssn paid. to pay said
tsxss. interests and penalties. to.wit:
y. a., nshssek, q Utssa, 81. Nwi.A
&c. Ia -. - n, X. !: E................. n ~
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l\eS - i-2 Nv Ia. esc .. Tp u
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Tsssk a. DsytA. q uties. wv - sw IA.
SEA ~ 81 Ia Bee. :. TP. lSN..
- u lSo -
end lses ed 4 Fec. s. Tp. 10 n. Il.
u II z
Henry Ksrten. 0f Stanford, = 10 HEl-a
sW - NJ IA. w Ia NV II. ssc. y.
TP. IL n. X. II ...... 10 81
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"a SEA SE - sw II. ssc. "A. Tp.
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Chs. stubls, 81 Helena. sw IL NEl-A
Sig NV -, NV IL 81 Ia Fec. -,
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ws.. waliaes, Il rtica Z L. NE Ia. NI-2
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FRANx Il. WRGHr,
Treasurer Of Fergus County, n. T.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-02-23
PrsLrpmED wgEGLv ~

Geo. ID. Eastin, late Of the Ct. Paul
Globe stan, has taken editorial chsrgs
Of the Helena Independent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-29

Malietoa Victorious n4erican Flag
Cut In Pieces.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20-Further par
ticulars of the war in Samoa were brought
here by the Oceanic steamer Alameda from
Australia The correspondent, writing from
Apia, says that Tamases' forces were COM
pletely routed, and that there are no indica-
tions of an immediate settlement OF the
trouble With the exceptions OF few little
towns, Malietoa has complete possession OF
the entire territory.
The officers on the United States steamer
Adams write that property Of al American
citizen has been invaded by some of Tamases
people and his life threatened. The Ameri-
can flag which was in his possession was cut
to pieces
Admiral Fairfax, of the British squadron,
is at Apia on his vessel Calliope, and it 10
hoped that now the British admiral is here
he will succeed in making such arrangements
as to prevent any recurrence of the events OF
the last three weeks.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-29
Tronble Among enc Indlans.

WINNIPEG, Oct. 29.-There is a likelihood
of serious trouble with the Indians at Merley,
Northwestern Territory. While eight lodges
of Stony Indians, under Chief Chinike, were
hunting between Sheep Creek and High river,
Hector Chinike, who was n short distance
behind, was stopped by Bloods and asked to
smoke Upon refusing he was fired upon.
He returned the fire with his Winchester,
but was shot in the thigh, and retreated to
his band The same night another Stony
Indian was fired upon by the Bloods while
herding horses, and was wounded in the
breast The Stonys thereupon returned the
fire, but were unable to ascertain what
damage they inflicted
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-29

Thirteen New Bedford WhmAers Iceb0un0
i'm fhe Artic Ocean.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 29.-The whaling
bark J. A. Rowland arrived here from Fox
Island in the Artic ocean She reports
thirteen whalers in the ice, with little pros
poets Of their getting out. Their names are
the Ocean, Hidalgo, j. p. West, Hunter,
Eliza, Reindeer. Ohio. Rosario, Saucer, Sea
Breeze, Andrew Hicks and William Bayliss.
All OF the whalers are from New Bedford,
Mass The whalers Thrasher and ]. A.
Freeman have gone TO their assistance, but
il was not thought at the time the Rowland
left Fox Island they would reach them before
they were broken up. The Rowland reports
that the catch Of the entire whaling feet up
to month ago was 122 whales
The position of the icebound vessels
was about lat "A north, long. ia west
The point is about twenty miles from Herald
Island, and near the place where the Jsaunette
first experienced an ice blockads and was
afterwards crushed There are between 500
and GOO men ON the icebound vessels, and
unless the ice breaks up soon they viii starve
TO death, as their provisions are nearly ex-
hausted. The relief party was organized at
Fox Island. The steamers Freeman and
Thrasher were loaded with supplies, and
started as soon as possible for the vessels.
The result Of the expedition is awaited with
intense anxiety. Another vessel is expected
in few days with further particulars The
value Of the vessels with their catch is placed
at over q half q million dollars
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-29
Husband and vito Decapitatcd.

ALBANY, Oct. S9--A special to The Even
ing Union from Schenectady says that
Charles Brandmahl and his wife, both over
20 years of age, were killed by Fitchburg
special train, containing the directors OF tho
road, at Chenille. Brandmahl was farmer,
and with his wife was returning home in a
wagon when tho collision occurred. The
heads of both were cut Off and horrible
sight was presented. A family named Rose,
coming in wagon from an opposite direc-
ton, luckily escaped without fatal injuries,
but were seriously hurt. Suits for high
damages will be at once begun.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-29
Rescued in the Nick of Time.

NEW York, Oct. 29-The British brig
Julia Blake, which left San Bias thirty-five
days ago, arrived here with Capt. j. RENTS,
his two children and eleven of the crew of
tho German brig Venus on board The
Blake reports that ON Oct. 6, when in lat. %
80 long. "a, she fell in with the Venus That
vessel was in sinking condition, having
sprung aleak some days before. She had
eleven feet of water in her hold when the
Blake hove in sight and sank in ten minutes
after the captain and crew were taken off.
The Venus left Barenquella on Sept "a, with
o cargo of tusks, bound for Falmouth, Eng
land She encountered a succession of gales
and was SO badly strained as to make it inn
possible to keep her afioat.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-29
no Move the Grant Locon,otlve work..

To Move the Grant Locomotive Works.
MINNEAPoLIs, Oct. 20-The latest and
largest plant which the city has the chance
of obtaining is the Grant Locomotive works,
now located at Paterson, N. j. Mr. Grant
he's said that the works would leave Paterson,
but it win be, of course, question of bust
ness with him where they will GO Thomas
Lowery, the millionaire street railway man,
has interested himself in obtaining the Grant
plant for this city, and has so far succeeded
that Mr.. Grant, the manager, has agreed to
visit Minneapolis and examine the grounds
that may be offered, and listen to any propo-
sitions that Minneapolis may advance as an
inducement to his removing his mandatory
hare
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-29

OTTAWA, Oct. a9-The petitions for execu-
tive clemency recently presented to the gov
ernment 10y citizens of Philadelphia and
Peterboro' ON behalf of the young man
Farley, who was sentenced TO death at the
last Peterboro' assizes for numbering fellow
employee in Howes circus, have been duly
considered, and the governor general has APP
proved of the recommendation OF the privy
council that the sentence, in view of extenu-
ating circumstances and the youth of the
prisoner, be committed TO penal seryitude for
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-29


Gloomy Outlook.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 29.-The official
bulletin gives 46 new cases and deaths
Mrs. f. z Hedrick, Julian Sumeral, Robert
Bierck tcolored) and Hugh Michigan. Total
.ases, 4,043; total deaths, 3i5
The financial report up to the 10th inst.
made to the jacksonville Auxiliary Sanitary
association, shows: Total receipts, S3i2, 356 III
total expenditures, s2l0, Ca. "a; commissary
supplies on hand, sI3, SO4. 10; balance on hand
Of New York committee, s., 772.6G
The total available assets at the time were
s136, 39s -.
At present there are upwards OF 14,O0O
people absolutely depending upon this asso-
citation for work and provisions, and should
the epidemic continue beyond six weeks, for
which the committee arc looking forward,
the distress and suffering which must ensue
viii beggar description.
The report was unanimously adopted by o
large number of citizens present and their
thanks were extended to the executive COM
mittee
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-29
Suspension Of . wooden Min.

GREAT HARRINGTON, Mass Oct 20.-The
Berkshire Wooden company, of Great Bar
rington, OF which Mr.. A. Russell is president
and George +. Russell treasurer, with capt.
tai OF 500, 900, has suspended, and the works
are shut down. Resources and liabilities are
unknown. The suspension is probably per-
manent. In 1876 the company failed for
$780, 600 The mill employed 300 hands.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-29

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Oct 29-For years
the fishermen OF this city and Fair Haven
have had no trouble in taking scallops where
they chose. A few weeks ago several Rhode
Island mon came here and attempted to take
scallops, when persons on both sides of the
river entered protests, and in order to stop
the invaders the law was resorted to- The
affair has eliminated i'll much aninoSity be-
tween Fair Haven and New Bedford fisher
men, and arrests were made by both par
tics
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-29
Rawnr.l 81 80. 0no fcr Axwnrtl,r.

CLEvELANB, Oct. 29.-The city solicitor
brought suits against six city hanks for
S447, $50 05 on account OF Axworthy's defal-
cation. The mayor viii appoint temporary
treasurer. At a meeting OF the bondsmen it
was partially decided to offer q reward OF
sc. 900 for Axworthy's capture.