Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-07-20
TWO INoUEsrs HELD.
The Remains of the Ill -fated Piano Playe
Killed at Hardy Sat Upon by
We Two COrOners

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EDITOR TR1BuNE: :l send you true
copy Of the proceedings held over the
body Of the unfortunate man, who in his
eager attempt to tteal a ride on the down
freight, Sunday, missed his hold and the
result, is known, poor fellow!
The people here we're first aroused by
the startling information, furnished by the
section hands of Hardy, that the down
tram had killed q man. Justice Kauff-
man Immediately summoned a coroner's
jury, took two hand cars from here and
Upon arriving at Hardy most CHASTITY
scene presented itself. There upon The
track, with one leg cut off below the knee
and his legs nearly severed from his
body, mangled and torn, lay the lifeless
body of an unknown man. His head was
bruised, his 51elbow lacerated, his intes-
tines partly upon the ground. His
hands were white and soft as Il Woman's,
his comSlexion fair and travelling COM
panion said all he knew Of him was that
he was going to Great Falls to try and
get position as piano player. He had
no papers about him, no trace Of anything
that would lead to his identity
The body was so mangled and cut to
pieces that it had to be wrapped in sheets
in order to hold it ittogether. An inquest
was held upon his body, the results of
which have been seen, and the body taken
to Cascade for interment.
On arriving at Cascade the station agent
requested that the body should be put in
the station for the night. And here
comes the remarkable phase of the case,
Another Justice now organized a jury and
proceeded to hold a second inquest on the
remains of the poor fellow, despite the
protestation of the former jury and JUS
tice. Some of the former jury We're
again required to serve upon the second.
The keeper of the station ordered every
one, except the members Of the evident
| farce, out of the house and then locked
the doors, and proceeded. It was sug-
gested by outsiders that the man was
being tried for attempting to steal a
freight train The scene was indeed a re-
markable one and has given rise to much
censure from our leading citizens.
SPECIAL.
How the Grand Golden Drawing Occurred
Everyone wants to hear the result Of
the Grand Extraordinary Golden the
229th Monthly Drawing, which took
place at New Orleans, La, of the Louisi-
ana State Lottery on Tuesday, June 18th,
1880. Here is "a record Of some of For
tunes vagaries, and any further informa-
ton can be had on application to M. A
Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Ticket No
81, ,6O5 drew the First Capital Prize OF
$6O0000 1t was sold in fractional parts
of fortieths at 81 each, sent to M. A. Dau-
phin, New Orleans, La: one to Mrs
J Catharine Callahan, s31 Federal st., Bos-
ton, Mass; one to East Saginaw Natl
Bank, East Saginaw Mich; one to VIM
| Dalquist. Duluth, MINI. one to Martha
o. Wyman, Lynn, Mass; one to Leonard
M. Hersoy, Boston, Mass; one to Laven
son s. Gerson, Sacramento, CAL; one tc
E. Fl. La Tour, Buffalo, N. Y; one to G
F. Nestor, Lancaster, Ohio; one to Miss
Annie Dawce, Strawn, Tex; one to Can
ton Exchange Bank, Canton, Miss; one
to State Natioral Bank, Memphis, Tenn.
one to J. F. Edwards, Atlanta, Ga, etc.
etc. No. 62311 drew the Second Capital
Prize Of 100000, also sold in fractional
fortieths at 81 each: one to Mai. j. P
December, So N. 18th ST., Philadelphia
Pa; one to R. g. Greene, Portland, Me.
one to l. Kleiber, 1842, N. 10th ST., Phila
delphia, Pa; one to H. Rosenberg, Gal
weston, Tex; one to John Harmon, III
Eliot ST. Boston, Mass; one E. Amsden
1877 Eighth ST., New York City; one to D
Hlllman, Redding, Ala; one to K. Veg
ner, Chicago, ILL.,; one to NJ. S. Murphy
Merit, Tex; one to John L. Riera, Jr.
Lawrence, p. o., La, ETC., etc. Tickle
No. 44624 drew the Third Capital Prize
of 100000, also sold in fractional for
tieths at 81 each; one to S. J. Klauber
Newark, N. j.; one tn Frank 3, Pierce
50 Clinton ST., Boston, Mass, one to g. II
Stephenson, Sacramento, CAL; one to +
=. Luttry, New York City; one to Casssa
que & Wien, East Third ST., New Yorl
City; one to W. Fl. Brown, Minneapolis
MINI; one to L. Fanatia, Shaw, kan.
one to w. G. Fisher, B58 Halsey ST., New
ark, N. j etc. The next the 231st grant
monthly drawing, will take place Tues
day always Tuesday, August 18th, 1889
= Do not let the date be forgotten,