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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-10-31

The two movers who we're arrested
yesterday for stealing bnsheI Of earn
from q farmers field south OF town,
we're assessed s7:5e each for the theft.
Sad to relate, one Of the men vas cem-
PEELED to sell bis wagon. one horse and
the Iarna p order to pay
Ms fne. a1k rne horse lefsz he
roas awsy ss1a rs unffiendsY blzrz,
Corn seems - t aIga It present.
but Il lslEIst s;s ess1.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-10-31

900 MEN WANTED
To attend the last grand Stock Sale OF
H. NJ. Abraham, five miles north of
EmpOria at the NJ. o. Abraham farm
on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1889,
to buy $50 head of stock, consisting of
about 20 head of cows, so of them high
grade Galloways; 20 head of three-year
old steers, 81 of them high grade Gall
loways; 2 high grade Holstein and 2
high grade Durham bull calves, 80
head of shoats, average about 125 lbs;
10 head of two'and three-year old colts,
200 acres of shock corn to be sold by the
bushel and feed lots furnished if de-
sired, with plenty of well and creek
water.
TERMs-All sums of $40 and under
cash; all sums over $40 credit OF IL
months will be given, note to bear 10
per cent. Five per cent off for cash:
bankable paper.
Free lunch. FL. NJ. ABRAHAM.
L.F. PkUYN, Auctioneer.
Extra inducements to cash buyers for
the next thirty days at W. s. Jays
lumber yard, Fourth avenue west Of
Commercial street.
While out hunting near Seneca, SEN
ator r. NJ. Emery met with painful
and it is feared serious accident. His
young son who accompanied him, got
into precarious position on the river
bank. Senator Emery reached him
the handle of gun. In the boys eff
forts to seize the gun, it was discharg-
ed, the contents resting in the heshy
part of the fathers arm, just below the
elbow. It is feared the bone is tract
ured. The senator was also burned
severely from his clothing catching
fire from the flash.-Wichita Journal.
The Cawker City Times springs this
on Jay Burton, and says it is part of
conversation he had with Cawker
Cityian: swell, practically, am out of
politics. My only ambition, of pub
lie nature, is TO reform national and
state politics. There is corruption on
all sides, which must down. The 3d.
600 Republican majority in Kansas is a
menace to the states welfare. Why,
my dear sir. all man need do, no mat
ter how mean he may be, how big a
thief he is. how great scoundrel he
has proven co be, is to secure the nom
ination, and his election is assured.
Look at the state house to-day, and
who do you find there? a set of ex-
bartenders and political leeches occu-
plying and disgracing the highest offices
in the gift of the voters of the state.
That sbuzzard;s roost' must be cleaned
out. and it is the height of my ambition
to lend hand in the.good work. !"
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-10-31
LETTERS ADVERTISED.

List of letters advertised at the RznpoFIa,
pc4t016ce for the week endlng October, 30th,
166e- Parties calling for these letters VIII
please give date OF advertisement. and pay
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ATLAS ENGINE WORKS,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
q Good Couzh hYruP.

a GOOD Cough ByFeP.
There is nothing parents should be
SO careful about as selecting a cough
syrup. Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup
costs no more than the cheap and in
ferior nostrums thrown on the market.
The best is none TO good. be sure and
get Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup We
keep it on hand at all times. ID. W.
Morris Druggist
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-10-31

MONEY TO LoAN-On live stock and
personal security. E. w. KINNAN,
at Benefits grocery, 40 Commercial
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-10-31

THE Philadelphia suspect is not Tds
colt. Just as everyone suspected.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-10-31

Extra inducements to cash bdyers for
the next thirty days at W. s. jays
lumber yard, Fourth avenue west Of
Commercial street.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-10-31

Lumber at very low prices for the
next thirty days at Jaws lumber Earde
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-10-31
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
OF THE
COUNTY TREASURER, OCTOBER alsr. 1889.

Statement of amount on hand in the county
treasury Monday morning, October Il, 1883.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-10-31

Lumber at prices never before efEer-
ed 10 I.yen county for the next 80 days
- " S. Jay 8 Co, soris
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/ .OOO MEN WANTED

1000 MEN WANTED
To attend the last grand Stock Sale OF
H. NJ. Abraham, five miles north of
Emporia at the NJ. o. Abraham farm
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-10-31
MONEYi MONEY.I

MONEY TO LoAN-On live stock.
real estate and personal security. Long
or short time. Money always on hand
JAS. TONsOS,
Room 6. Jays Opera House.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-10-31

w. H. RICHARDS,
VETERINARY SURGEON. tGraduate
of Ontario Veterinary College,.
Treats all diseases of domestic animals.
Calls night or day promptly attended
Office at Giichrist Bros. Emporla-
Kansas. Telephone, No. IS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26
Bite UNI Ollie.

Cine arne ceutihe Srau nit ADJ
8noern, bic lib IN sroBer Notb befn-
Oct uno wesen beIunoerer umitdnbe aui
anoere @eile iih n:Ht mebr ;u bflfer
melb, bittet auf bieIem @ese miloibd
tiae Meniden, ibr In ibrer 8eerdn9
nib gu 6lifs su fomnen. Die Rsoac
ton be- .@ancerer' bat ith erboten,
8aben iiir fe entaesensuusbmen uao
oafir ~ quittiren. (4uBer eem &eoac
teur B. or. 1T &c aud benz bohm
9rn 9farrer al plut in BtfsSt.
gaul bftannt, baB cieie Bite n:ht
etua ron u%ntpiIbiser Ssite fpmmi, uno
fat olielbe sitisit ssftattet, oie6 biec
be'sgfiisen
Gmpfansen: Son nnaenannt
81 90; unseramt so so; S GfbIaue
50 so; s. II. S, O4foals, 800 $.
fiermann, $3.50.
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wtHenStpertbe Sa6ett.

Us TT 9efabrlib ipdbrenb zines @euitters inter Ell
nelt boben Saum poer lta6e chem S9urm 81 iteben.
Die Siotpeitlitbe Gde beS Sellers lit Der ii6erite
Ilab ipdbreno zines gpclpns.
Seine Meoicin lit 10 aasentein BON @rfpls bel &ranf=
Dett, ais frtIde Suit unb Spnnenldein.
I~usblaien bes @aslidtes beim S1lafengeben lit
ladberlth, aber niht fir iplde, bic es ~prpbiren.
Die &iscpniieu Central lit bic pupuldrite 9inie 5lpi=
ltben minneapolis, ct. Saul, Miltpaufee II. Chicago,
Vie 3h9e %berlaien Millneapplis td9lib I'M 6.25
gtabm. ct. Saul um 7.15 gtadm. nit btrdbgebenben
Hllllnlan Sdlafipagen. &pmniel an in Miltualttee I'M
7.27 NIB Chicago I'M 9=59 am f~plgenben Mprgen.
Srlbltiif ipiro III ben Speiiepa9en ieroirt.
Gbe man cine 3ieiie %antritt, bple man iib INNER crit
Snfprnlattpn bel einent 5lperldlii9en 5ifet=9(genten.
Ntr9eroS fpiro iolhe bereitipili9er ge9ebet, ais in Der
Staot 5itet Office Der g~giscpniin Central 9fp. 10 Ni=
collect Spule Slpd, Minneapplts, unb 1862 St 3. Ctr.
@fe Satiplt Str, ct. Saul. Sriefe iinb SIT a~oreIiren
an GbaS. 6. Orion, Gitp &aIien9er unb Sifetz9(gert
ct. Saul. S. 8. Nnipn, General 9tprt6tue1tern Sal
len9er I9ent, minneapolis, poer 2puis @ditein 9ili1t.
General S~ailer9er unb Sitfet=S9ent, Miliuaufee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26
9}ene 9etmatben !
Morrison Co., MINI.
9as bette &otslanO im staatc.

Wenn 9u cine ei9elte 6eimt6 iudIt, INT
Dir ben @runO SIT fiinfti9er llnobbdn0i0.
felt SIT le9en, bonn i6liebe DID elmer I'm.
ierer 2anOs@rc1riionen nod MorriIon
80. an. IIf 80 9(der 0ltem uno oii1ltio
gele9enem 6ol5lano fornit On Dir ullO
ben Setnigen cine 6eimatb nit einem
ii6eren 1tno gutenNltsfommen uerihoffen,
ipenn On nur 9enu9 @elo bait, ltm Die
critic feline N~bbe5oblun9 su MADDEN. Scr
WalO ior9t fir ben Neit, pem On MIR
orbeiten willit. Scr @alo 9ibt Dir
Material, INT !6duier st bolen. Scr
WalO 9ibt Dir @elo 9enlto, Die Steuern
SIT be3ablelt, ioipie ou6 Die nG6ite 9(bbes
5oblung ant 2onOe 5u madden. Scr
WalO 9ibt Dem llnbemittelten cine
i6one @ele9enbeit, fi6 cine ei0ene l6eis
motb SIT boten un6 bietet ibnt einen
56ub 9e9en Die Stiirme oeS g8inters.
Sin poor Siibe, einige Shofe uno 6iibner
lito 9enlt9, lm DID I'M Moloe at ernQb.
rem. limo D0bren0 man oonit beIdGftiot
1T, iein G0nO oufSurGrmen, lnO eS nit
9ebauenem 0oli Sizes uno 2o0S beSob(t,
ltet9t oa8 GonO inn 8reiS, mo binnen noe.
ni9en Sobren beiibt man eite i60ne
Jorm, bic ein fleirtes 8erm60en mertb lit.
gQle Oieie Vortbeile 6efommt man bel
NnileOlung in Der nelten oeutiden Golos
nie III Worriion 60, etluo 80 Wteilen pom
ben 9roben StGOten ct. Youl uno Dim
neopoltS. Wenn man iofort tommt, fann
man ii6 Gano geraoe bi6t bel Der neuen
Gtienbabn, Die jebt bon Gittle Sails nod
Staples WtillS gebnut ipiro, ii0erll. Suite
.G%iienbobnsS erbinout9en nit Den 0roBen
UtorttptGben Iinb eitem ieoen 2onomonn
lebr bon Se0eutltng, uno mir be0en Die
6offnung, Dab Oh ole @eleoenbeil be.
nlben nirit, wQbrello es nod ni6t srt
ipGt lit. TieS lit fem Speculonten .2ono,
ulto mir ~perlon9en feline beitimmte Slmme
in 8aar per 2lder. Nenn gu Is bis 20
Collars ais 6onO9elo 5i beSoblen bait,
10 Dab mir ieben, oaB e8 9eine mirtli6e
Nbli6t lit, bas 2ano at foufeit, 10 fonnit
0u rrtbi9 fommert; aber beiier lit es ma
tllrlt6er Weiie, penn 9u 60 bis 80 Dol
lars bait, 10 Dab On Qeine Ropiere iofort
betommen fonnit. llnier Q%onoo0ent be-
glettet Gid binaus uno sei9t Dir unentz
9eltli6 oas 2ano. 2tle 2onotQufer baben
trete Heiie. Somm' wGbreno bos Wetter
i60n lit uno Gu ieben tonnit, mas oas
9ano mirfli6 wertb lit.
~ Nlle ndberen 2lusfitnfte meroen
III inherent Compton, oos BON Z ubr
Wor9ens bis 8 llbr 2tbenos ofien lit, oes
9eben. Gittle sails lie9t MIR 81 Stunoen
@iienbabnreiie Don st. Saul. 9(6t 3iae
9eben tdgli6 Oortbin, ober am beonemiten
lit es, nit Dem S6nelI3u9e, 4 llbr Qa6=
mittd9s, 5u reiien.
u. e. Sobniom mno So,
General &ano- uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ede 9ritter uuo Siblcp StraBe, ct. Qatl, @inm.
200 &aibin8tOn 9(oente Glib, Miuneapolis, Rinn.
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st. 5raa, .. Gales nuterantmmgs.Bt reiu.

et. 5raa3 D. Saies nHterfntnngs'Bs reiu.
THr ben T1ondf Sept. 1889.
EuseIfrieo Bittmer $50 RarbpIrb ctr Atam IBe=
Der 35s Neft z. Str. g,c. Reib 543 Nea z. ctr.
&eferue % ttrtI.. - Msr Butt Ednn.
ID. Bcek Gecradr. 7SS GB. 7. Giraffe.
Arbetter Gpntte .-gbas. Sduer, grdfbent, On.
Reretieu, Sron3 Sofer, Rer. 9obanu Stariba, Eee.
SeHs, bic dr6eit ~ seben uttnideu, fotpie Jene, bic
drbeit iudeu, m5gea I'D sefdnigi On sas sbise Gomite
iueuhen.
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Wotis fir 9epeNtorem.

Die pierteljdbrli6e 3inlen Belt be-
9itnt ben l.. October. @elb, mel
DIES ppr pber am 10. October bepoz
nlrt miro, 5iebt bret Monate 3in1en
bis ben l. Sanuar 1890 5u fiinI
Srp5ent per Sabr.
The Savings Bank Of St. Paul.
s. 9. Yrimce, GOtp. 8. Meter,
Yr6it0ent. &oiIirer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-26
Spbm 9. @rooc,
&tanfemG Sttttes TIT folgemoen
nnteraIbumgssW eretnett.
Ut. r'ssllnterHitunas>8 BERTH.

ct. Observation-Disclosures
Bonn erfen Dtontaa I'M Sept. 1889 bis gum erfien
Deontas i'm October 1889 beftett ans f~olgen6eu 6erren:
Oberer Difrit:
Dasner Spiepb, 815 Sdmitb gue.. gDaaner Better
l0S Blanca 5ir., Be;stopp N.9ael, 3l2 2cuis ctr.
nnterer Difriet.
BinterbaIter Srbn, 496 6nIer ctr. .@interanpreaS
6 Of 9. Ctr, Benntid Denjel, All Tasour ctr.
Sacpt ShnIblua Ge,
S49 Raoour 5traee.
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wi N NJ { sofa!
ACREs
Der beifen 2Gn6ereien MinneIotas

Der beiten 2dnbereien MimneIotas
iinb gum gerfaufe beitimmt, beltebenb aug
benz beiten Bratrielano, reid an 0aiier
uno Wteien nnb bon beitem 0o6en nit
tief er i6tpar5er Grbe unb 2ebm ltnterlage.
Nue @etreioeiorten, Wei3en, @erfte, 6a.
fer, IotDie aud &orn, QtnIen, 8o6nen UNI
&artoffeln gebei6en gang bortreffli6, no.
BON ii6 etn Sober ielbft i%iber3eugen fam.
Nn &trden, S6ulen unb guten Weaen III
tetn Wfangel, 6a bierfiir bur9 Bic felt Sab
rem bort tpsbnense 8epolferung geior9tit
Ser Yreis bteies allsgeset6neten 0anbes
tit ST bro Qcre unb barber, pobcn Elm
Slnftel 8aar, Der &eit auf LANCE !3eit 3u
ber3inien lift.
Oteles i60ne 2anb pirb bon fInf Giien>
babnen our6freu3t unb umgeben, un6 bies
tet je6em 0anbfdufer @elegen6eit, feline
Yrroucte auf bic i6neaite unb biQigite
Beiie ab3uieben.
Sober tanotdufer bat freie Geiie un6
ltno mir gerne bereit, unieren laneiGbri;
gen etfabrenen 0%dnbagenten mit3uienben,
bet ea nidt an Wiibe feblen lafien tpirb,
fir ieben Weann bas getpsniGte Stif
yarto duS3uluhen.
Die Nni;ebeluns lit fait ausi9lieBIid
oeuti9 unb limb bic Sarmer ii6 g~egenieitig
freunoltb un6 etenitgeFGQig.
3ommt iobal6 Sbr t0nnt, 6a iebt Bic
ibonite 3ett lit, um ben 8oben nah ieinen
@%rtrdgnifen 81 beurtbetlen. Ner suerit
tommt, miro 3uerlt bebient.
uniere Office lit tets gerne bereit, mel
tere miinolide unb i6riftlide Qusfunft gu
ertbeilen unb beliebe man bel un8 por3u>
ipreden.
Ntr baben AVID nod ca. 6 5armen ron
te 100 Qeres nit 6dus. ztaQ un6 gutem
Brunnen gegen Elm 0rittel Der grnte fir
Elm ODER mebrere Sabre 3u oermietben.
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st. Glewens Observation-Disclosures.

Bonn ~stpeiteu TtittpOd i'm Sept. biz gum 2ten gait,
nod TN Oct. 4:
Dberer Oifrtet. 9 8. Frambein 236 70.
Carroll.
nnterer Dtfrtet: S, Z GID 275 Cf tie.
SEQ. Grant SO Beranturn. Bid 1eI Gebbdrbt HAS
Oft Ate.
StGgnes $ @emeinbe<DiHrict.-Bete
3eBler 3S5 glen. Sranf & Elm SCI Tbomas. altin
RIpples 661 Rent.
S.4. Wintperf9eib, Sec.
AZ uno A Weft GET.
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&etboItideS Nrbetter-
Bureau.

Otto gerner, gei9dftsfabrer. SO. L39 Bet 7
Strase. arbetseberu -~-beicrst bos Sureau arbeiter
frei, He brauden idsuur gu rnelbeu.
Ofeu BON TiorgeHs 5 lbr bis abeubs , Ibr.
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2ehrer aeiumt

niro elm tsGtiser tatb. 9ebrer geiudt. Serieabe nus
in Der Seuti4eu uno engIiihsn Gprohe un erridtea
f6nHen uno eH gertifcot 2tsr 8lnife nomS haIiuuertns
lenSenten rorrreiien. Applica ion 1T iofort etssuienben
an Phil zero, eorettr, Wltus.
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9enti6c &atDnltfcm n&tter:
nWbnmgs= OeieWiGatt
bot Mimmeiota+

Der l1nter3ei6nete bena6ridti9t
6iernlit, OaB Die idbrli6e Serlartmz
lung Der 0trectoren Der 9eut16er
&atbolii6en llnter1tiibungs : @ele eff
16aft am
9iensta915. . ct, 1889
in ct, Saul itattfinoeu lpirb,
Die BON ben 9elttl9en &atbolil6er
Inter tiibungsz Gerei1ten bes Staates
Weinnei pta ertpdblten 0irectpren per<
BEN ba6er erlltdt, li9 at Otelem Sage
nadmitta9s 2 llbr gefl. lit Der Ser
einszSaQe ein5ufinoen.
Die &pritdnDe BON neror9anilirz
ten 0enti6en &atbplii6en llnterltii
bun9s : Sereinen iuerOen %aufgeforz
Bert, pDr Der 9irectpren : @erlamrtz
lung tire Inmeloun9en nebit Gonltiz
tuition an ben llnter5ei6neten ein3ltz
lenoen.
IS 1T GIT wiinidel1, OaB a0e Ser
cine Oltr6 lire 9irectoren 10 itarf
wie m69li6 pertreten lein lperben,
oertn es lieger lebr wi6ti9e @el6dfte
Dor, loippbl i'm Snterelie Der @e1ellz
ldaft ais audi fir jebes ein3elne Wtit>
9lieb.
Sobm 9. @rooe,
Soft 8or 22S9.
Secretdr Der 3. 6. llnter1tiibun9sz
@ele0i6aft bon Winnelota,
ct. Baul, "a. Sept. 1889.
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e. Sobmiom mmo &c.,

General &anb- uno acknowledgement
Ode 9ritter NIB Si6lcp StraBe, ct. QamI, Winm.
200 gsaibin9ton 9peuue Glib, Winneapolis @inn.
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81. antuaius ruteriiisuuqs.g .rein.

Bonn erfeu Doruerfao i'm gept. bis gum eraep
Donueriag in October 1889.
aaerb Sircsb 745 SapitoI auenue. WGrtin Jan5eI
IA Banblren ctr. Bins. Rains 643 Arurod Str.
gB N. G d, Sec.
Ode Como i HARRINGTON Ape
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6ciratDen mnO 3oDes=
f1Qe

Samfem, &ciratben mnD 3oDes=
fdae
rudbren0 Der lettcn Isolde in ~folgenoen gemeinoen:
Wtaria 6immelfabrts. STRIDE.
@etauft:
Gliinbetb Sltua. gltern: @eora 6er6eraer mn
G1tbarina geb. 3efus.
anna NSaria. eltern: Natbias Suffer uno eliia=
bet6 ge6. Wuth.
Tia geb. CORNER.
9rsgcentia 4atgariHd Ntaria. gltcrn: ,5obn q. Orb
uno Maria geb. 6eiit.
Geitorben:
Gnna G%utuirtb 6 Sabre alt.
ct. Wattbaus. Stride.
@etauft:
aiois. gltern: Jobnnn giebel uno gIorio oeb.
Aubler. ~ bU-
Maria gat9. .Gltern: 3oiepb gfenne uno Maria
W4ago. geb. @rob. ~
@eitor6en:
. 5ran8 81. 5etrer 5 Ronate oft.
ct. agnes.&ir9e.
@etamit:
3ObanH Rie. Gltern: 3Oiepb nnb Glemetine @o=
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-31
THE EYER READY PISTOL.
One Man Shoots Another with no Apparent
PrOvOcatiOn.

One Man Shoots Another with no Apparent
Provocation.
From the Lewiston Argus" Last week
Wolf creek came near being the scene OF a
homicide. The ever ready pistol was on
deck, and had it not been for poor marks
manship and the piteous pleadngs for his
life by the wounded man, death would have
been brought to the victim, and untold
misery to the perpetrator.
Robert Scott and Fred M. Thayer live on
adjoining ranches about five miles below
Stanford. Friday, the 18th. about 4
O'Clock, Scott, in company with bis broth
er-in-law, went to the residence OF Thayer
for the purpose OF grinding three or four
sickles on q grindstone owned jointly by
Thayer and himself. When engaged in this
task, Thayer came to him from the barn
with 32-calibre, self-cocking bulldog re-
volver in his hand and commanded Scott
to leave at once. He Immediately aimed
and fired at Scott, who in the meantime
was making Intellectual efforts to grasp the
shooters hand.
The infuriated man now prepared to
shoot again. but the wounded man, on
bended knees and with tears in his eye,
begged Thayer to desist, which he did. The
ball entered the abdominal wall at the me-
dian line over the region OF the stomach,
and after plowing a hole four inches long,
came out and lodged in the left arm short
distance above the elbow.
The wounded man on Wednesday, in
company with his brother, John Scott OF
Surprise creek, came to Philbrook for sur
gical treatment. DR.. Long removed the
bullet, and at the last accounts the hewounds
were doing we'll.
Thayer was Immediately arrested.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-31
THE MAJOR RUDD ELECTION.
schwab Held The Winning Hand-Hi
Ticket Finally Elected.

schwab Held the winning Hand-Hi
Ticket Finally Elected.
HELENA, August 2S.-[Special to Th,
Miner.]-The annual meeting OF the Major
Budd Mining company was held yesterday
at which about $780, 900 shares OF stocl
were represented, 100000 shares beinl
treasury stock.
1t had been generally supposed that ths
hight between the Fine and Schwab factions
had been ended when the late difficulty was
amicably settled, and the suits and libel
suits were withdrawn from court, but at
yesterday 3 session Fine appeared on the
scene as fighter. He fought for control
in the directory by nominating Green Maj
ore, OF Butte.
This action was quite a surprise to
Schwab, more so because Fine had voted
"a, 900 shares OF stock, most OF which he
secured as proxies. WEIGH was in with
Fines scheme, and for a few minutes
Schwab was knocked out. After be recov.
cred he calmly reviewed the situation and
nominated his ticket, saying:
Gentlemen, there's my ticket, and it is
going through; I shall not vote for any
other ticket. am voting 1000 shares,
and you are voting 1O5.O 900; I have too
much money in this thing to let it out OF
my hands, and il Idon't vote there will be
no quorum present; am not particular
whether you elect officers now or next
Christmas, hut If you insist on it, here is
the ticket that goes. too: President,
Henry Nickel; vice-president, Daniel
Welch; secretary, George E. Whitley;
treasurer, s. T. Atkinson; directors, Sam
5chwaab, Henry Nickel. Daniel Welch,
George K. Whitley and s. T. Atkinson"
B. j. Fine objected to Whitley and Mr..
schwab then gave Fine roasting.
A recess was taken. and altogether five
sessions were held before result was
cached. Schwaab held a 'pat" hand,
IND his ticket was finally elected.
Negotiations were then entered into for |
iquidating the indebtedness of the com.
'any. and this will probably be settled |
an adjournment having been |
AIKEN to discuss this matter.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-31
WASHINGTONs NEWS NOTES.
Great Damages to the Bost0n-The Owner
ship OF the Black Diamond.

Great Damages to the Boston-The Owner
ship OF the Black Diamond.
| WASHINGTON, August 2S.-The oficia
report on the Boston, received at the navy
| department, shows that the accident to
the vessel was even more serious than at
| first supposed. At least twelve and prob.
ably fourteen large steel frames were dam
aged beyond repair. It will require at
least SIX months to repair. One hundred
thousand dollars will hardly be sufficient
to put the vessel in condition for sea SER
vice again.
II an unofficial rumor which reached the
state department is confirmed, it will give
almost comieal effect to the angry demon
stration of the Canadians against the op.
erations of the revenue cutter Rush in Beh-
ring sea. The story is to the effect that the
steam sealer Black Diamond, the first ves-
sci seized this year, is owned in large de-
gree, If not entirely, by citizens of the
United States. This information came to
the department incidentally, while inquiry
wss being made into the statements that the
United States vice-consul at Victoria, is in
terested largely in some OF the colonial
vessels Illegally sealing in Behring sea,
which statement 30 far has not been off,
cially confirmed.
The following telegram was received this
morning by O. naval officer from Irving M.
Scott, president of I'll Union Iron Works,
San Francisco, relative to the recent off.
cial trial of the cruiser Chs rleston:
Successful in every respect, in six hours
run under forced draft. That's the way
we do things in the west."
The department of state has been in
formed OF the recent generous gift by his
majesty, the king OF Siam, for the use OF
the American Presbyterian church OF the
royal palaces, together with extensive
grounds and building.