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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-26

n THIS adj
an ced a ge
when there are
many different
vari e ties of
weather, life
and manners,
a n d W h e II
S t a teS wit II
h a nd y law s
and practices
glance heaven
ward side by
side, it is no
very difficult
matter for ell
prising Ameri-
annc To aNail
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-26
PIERRE's PROSPERITY.

Bonds Selling at a Premium and
Real Estate Booming.
Special to the Globe.
PIERRE, Dak., May 25.-Eighteen
thousand dollars worth Of city bonds
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KINGS FEAR The WORST
Effect Of the Revolution IN Braxil n
the PathePland.
How Emperor Witl1so A9sssS 0s0esaS
In Pottsssam-CrewneA neoas AnHssoo
Over the state of \ aS1r. In Post-
ugal-The Kaiser Ill.

BERLIN, Dec. 21.-The emperor has been
so ill as to he compelled tn keep his bed
since Thurssley. He arose for the nrss
time to-day and received official reports.
His n,alasly was catarrh with fever aud 10
provoked N recurrence of the old trouble
with his ear. The trouble originated in .
cold caught while the emperor watched
the effect Of u night alarm in the garrison
ments being to test the rapidity
with which various regiments can
he turned out at unexpected
moments. But that il not his majesty's
field manHuvers at Barnsted.
regiment OF cavalry suddenly
ordered to advance az full Raliop. 10 rode
,r hs,.cr sselfss I fn,,. dSwn :ns & badly liehssd
killed and several townspeople were ridden
down and badly hurt.
foreign office has been centered upon de-
velopInents in Brazil and the threatened
,sSsh %ss r. from "r.f r;san and m1"S ,n ai hax. %
confirmed the intelligence recently given
in this letter that Portugal is likely 10 fol-
ernment err. @ here shares the the unea.inss. ness
~. ;Ss-. m.TsmsI. sor'sSai ,s. s:r,. a.;
republicans will, IL is believed. be the sig-
nal for an uprising I'm Spain. and this will
be followed by agitation i'm Italy, followed
by n general upheavai OF social forces
In regard To the dispute between Eng
land and Portugal over African posse.-
| sions, Bismarck, according to q report
ahoat i'm ministerial circles, has written to
Salisbury, a. pressing thehOpe that nothing
will be done tn humiliate the Portuguese
| ministry. in view of the imperial catas-
! trophe in Brazil aud the position of the
monarchy in Portugal. face Ia face with
| similar forces tO those which cast down
| Dom Pedro. An article i'm the INationas
Zeifuag indicates that Bismarck ia
vors the English claims i'm this difference.
| bctween the two powers. This 10 due
| chiefly to the intimate relations Of the
| courts and general concurrence i'm their
| foreign policy.
| Advices received at Hamburg from tho
| province of Rio Grand Da Sui i'm Brasil
4 are entirely contrary so the opinion that
| German colonists desire the protection OF
the faihcrland. They appear hopeful
that the federated republic will increase
general prosperity. The official would
\ here ts tNapfofnted.
The miners strike still remains unset
| tied. Directors sent o,it placarSls to-day
| proclairhing that all men who do nos
will bc treated as having rejected
the terms offered them. Anarchists from
Belgium have been melting the men tn
| extrcHncs. Many police agents from hero
| have been sens through all the districts
| where trouble il to watch the operations
| Of this anarchist propaganda.
| Count Won Moltke, who in with in
| hucnza. has had relapse and IL down
| with bronchitis.
| Won Ziastrow, under secretary OF stats
for the interior, died suddenly to-day.
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NEWARK, N. j.. Dec. 2i.-Frank Miller.
a young saloon keeper, was publicly
horsewhipped this afternoon by Eva
Hayes. For several hours the woman had
loiteresl about Miller's residence on Fair
street waiting for him, and several times
she sent messenger boys to his house, say
ing that n man wanted to see him OIL the
corner. Her object was known, and
dozens of sympathizinG men stood i'm the
street waiting for Miller to come out of
the house. When he appeared she dashed
at I'm and dealt him blow over the face.
The man seemed paralyxed for a moment,
and then, realxinR the situation, started
OH a run with the woman I'm pursuit. He
elutle<l her by running into an alley.
Eva's sister and Miller Ind been engaged
TO he married, and the wesidiuR was set
for November 26, last. A few days before
the time il was learned that Miller had
married and was living with his wife i'm
Fair street. Miller spoke against the
girls character, and this aroused the i'm
diQnation of her sister and led to the
thrnshing.
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HE DAzZLED THE DUDE
Young Brseknrides Of San Francisco
Creates q Sensation In NeV York.
He b. wanssA In Calasovnis so Explain .
LitsSs Matter Ahsas . Forged Check-
Hais Heaeapea0 with . wealthy
/. Aarrsed womaa.

New YORK, Dec. 21.-In the center of n
group i'm the corridor of the Fifth Avenue
Hotel last evening was q Young man
OF silk hat, q heavy silver key chain,
double gold watch chain with q diamond
set locket and all the other appurtenances
Of Broaflway's most exquisite dude. The
crowd Of New York swells were not, how
ever, gaming In rapture ON this new dude
i'm town but were following carefully the
maneuverings of O Brazilian hug which,
chained with . light gold cord to the lapel
Of the strangers vest, was crawling up
and down over his cravat. On closer i'm
spection IL was found that this beautiful
bug was arrayed for New York winter
weather. having q heavy overcoat of rich
colored cloth, around which was a gold
band, by which IL was linked to n chain.
The je s0ts Q,sois gazed with admiration
at this new member OF their fraternity and
listened intently to stories which he told
of the manner by which this rare article
of adornment bod been acquired. II took
but but A El.NSse nee cS reportss,r to to satisfy him
Franciscan OF whose whereabouts certain
lawyers and 0fhars would like to be aware.
II will be reshembered that when X. H..
Mcdonald, DR., ensleavored to win a con-
fession of unfaithfulness from his impris-
oned wife that he employed q young man
., not succeed in his Efforts with the willy
Clara Belle, hut became captive to her,
and later ON the Witness stand. stood IA
whose money he had used in making love
To his wife. Breckenritlge later got into
serious trouble over u check In Mendicino
county, and officers were sent to San
Francisco 10 take hack and imprison him.
He had by some means become member
of General Dimonti's staff. his character
there being unknown. Using this as n
leverage. he procured bail through the
kindly offices of Lawyer Platt and Others,
and did not make the dreaded visit to
Menelicino. Suit was begun against these
bondsmen Breckenridge not appear
ing, and all efforts to find him proved un'
availinR, as he had skipped the state.
This stranger with the Brazilian bug
was none other than Breckenriclgc, or, as
he calls himself here, Breckenridge, and
when confronted by one who knew him,
the gorgeous BrakenridgS was daxed for q
moment, hut he quickly recovered himself
and said he would shortly return to Sar
Francisco.
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Diilon Given I'm "a. Dead. /.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-A week ago Friday
last, Dave Dillon, IA battery boatnlan, who
was at one time the champion oarsman of
Australia. disappeared i'm his boat down
the hay. The line to which his boat had
been fastened to the bark parted and il is
supposed he drowned at sea. The
having OH board the after half Of Dillon's
boat. II was evidently cut i'm two by n
steamers how. IL is supposed Dillon was
run down in the dark, and little hope in
entertained of his escape.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 2l.-The Wabash Pap.,
Manufacturing company of this city il
deeply interested in the failure of j. q.
Preble & Co. aud j. Is. Sheffield * Son.
Sheffield and Preble both large stock
holders in the Wabash. and the affairs of
these concerns are SO interviewer that il is
impossble To tell just what effect the
eastern collapse will have on the western
company, should the worst reports from
New York prove true. President Whit
ford of the Wabash company left for the
east to-day To investigate the cause OF the
failures. The capital stock OF the Wabash
company is $140,OOO.
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DEFENDED HER HONOR.
An Oregon Woman ShOOta Old Man
who Attacked Her.

An Oregon Woman shOota Old Man
who Attacked Her.
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 21.-YesterSlay
Mrs. Margaret Taylor, living near Cot
taRe Grove. Lame county, shot and killed
Marion p. Martin, aged 40 years, and an old
pioneer. The woman claims Martin came
to her house during tile absence OF her
husband and attempted tn outrage her.
She procured u pistol and repeatedly
warned Martin to leave. He refused
to do so and violently seized hold
OF her. She then fired two shots striking
Martin i'm the heart and producing in
stant death. Mrs. Taylor then gave her
self up to the authorities. After n
thorough examination of the tragedy the
coroner's jury exonerated the woman
from all blame. She told very straight
story and all the circumstances corrobor-
ated her statement. Mrs. Taylor has al
ways horne n good name. Martin IN the
father of grown sons and daughters. A
few years ago he treated his wife so
brntally that she committed suicide tn es-
cape his cruelty. Public sentiment j,isti-
fles the killing.
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AFAR-REAcHIN0 TRUST.
An American Combination nem0ralixes
the RMblssr Market at Brazil.

tIse Rubber Market sst Braxl.
New YORK, Dec. 2l.-Therc are two
sides to- most stories, and that i'm regard to
the Para rubber concession which was
Gently cabled from Brazil. appears to he
no exception. On the surface il would
appear to he an arbitrary and unjust act
for the Brazilian government To require
all other exporters of rubber from Para to
pay u tribute Of three-eiGhths of a cent n
pound to the Companie Mercantile after
January 1, next. hut as explained yestcr-
day by Jacob Biaz, one Of the largest inn
portcrs Of Para rubber i'm New York, the
edict seems to be based on the ground of
political economy. Rubber il the only
source of Income the province
of Para possesses. II accordingly
imposed an export duty of 21
per cent. adj valorenl. The receipts from
this source were sufficient to pay the ex-
penses Of the government until rubber
trust was formed i'm thus country n few
years ago. They finally succeeded in cou-
trolling the markets i'm Para until they
could dictate just how much they would
buy of exporters i'm Brazil. with the result
of depressing prices below profitable
basis. Under these circum stances the
Brazilian government has taken steps tn
protect the most important home industry
simply by giving only the native Compauis,
Mercantile an exclusive privilege over it's
foreign competitors who have ruined the
markets. This exclusive privilege Is con-
cession empowering il to exact a duty of
I per cent OF 223O pounds, on condition
that the company IL tn restore and main
tain prices on ~ paying basis.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2i.-The Union League
club seems to he quite proud of the supper
given to the Pan-American delegates on
Tuesday evening, and this morning full
list is published of all the dishes which
the delegates and their friends ate. In
the list are the following: Six hundred
elevilesl crabs. 500 sweetbrGasis, 100 chicken
croquettcs, 4OO terrapins, 400 canvas-back
ducks, 100 plates of fried honiny, 40 gal
Ions of chicken coIlsomne. 1000 oysters.
low estimate of the cost of the good
things il 5000. As To wine, there were.
1.5OO bottles of champagne purchased,
and by o'clock in the morning nearly all
had been disposed of. Club men are niue d
worked up over this exhibition Of what is
called ill-brecding, and the question is
raised whether il IN even proper thing
after dining a company to let IL he '-'wn
how much they ate.
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An Accident the Northern Paeiae-
Other SSOsstp.

An Accident the Narthern Pseiae-
Other GOsstp.
Special to the standard.
MIssoULA. Dec. 2l.-Early this morning
u freight train ran into an open switch NJ
n water tank near Heron. u small station
about $50 miles west of here. Several
ears were tlerailetl. causing a blockaai,
for several hours. The e.sst-bo,lr,d pas-
senger train WAS delayed 10 hours.
Ed Kelly. ~ brakeman the Northern
Pacific, ,dissl here last night at the railroad
hospital. His arm was cut of near tho
the wheels of the tender at Noxon last
Tuesday night. His right ley WINS also
amt,ut.sts.sl. The doctors also state that
he was given much whisky when tho
accident occurred that IL made recovery
impossible.
Sheriff Jones OF Bear Lake county,
Idaho, took back a man named Peterson
on tins mornings tram tn answer to the
charge OF horse stealing. Peterson was
in business ut Frcnchtown and had sold
ont and was ready to leave when arrested.
After diiigent search he was discovered
in AN accidental manner. He wrote tn n
friend of his in Butte who unconscious
informed his pursuers OF his whers-
abouts.
a marriage license was issued to-day to
II. -. Dupuy and Miss Josie NJ. PEBBLES.
Mr.. Dupuy is the genial captain OF tho
steamer 1otn Carter, at FlatleAd lake.
Miss PEBBLES is popular young lady OF
the same. vicinity.
Judge Mar h ali OF the district court dis
charged the jury tins afternoon until Jam
nary d. Judge Marshall will then open
| court i'm Helena and Judge Hunt Of Helena
will open court here, account OF c.Ases
now pending before their respective
courts i'm which both Judges were inse. :
estetl as lawyers.
y. w. Reid was sentc cnced this afternoon
Ia one year in the peniteutiary.
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MORE COMBINATIONS.


The oeaaae Takes Action several Mos
taoa P0semastSpa.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Amoug the con-
flrmations to-day were Lyman Z. Knapp,
Of Vermont, governor Of Alaska; Orvi1le
r. Porter, of Oregon, marshal Of Alaska; ;
John w. Medium, secretary OF Wyoming; |;
r. g. Phelps, collector OF customs at San
Francisco; ID. w. Byington. collector of
revenue for the Fourth District of Cali
fornia. Surveyors general: Wyoming,
w. A. Richards; New Mexico, II. +.
Hobart. Receivers of public moneys:
Colorado. T.. Il. Goosiale AT Lamar, ID. l..
Sheets at Durango, &. Z. hagar
Mt Denver; Nevada, w. L. Griiftn !;
Wyoming. r. NJ. Foote at Evanston,
Leroy Grant at Cheyenne; California. j.
". Scott at Shasta; II. L. Freeman at
visaSlia (; Oregon, j. Il. Approson at Ore
Ron City aud these postsnasters:
Arizolla, George H. Cook mt Flagstaff.
California. r. NJ. Dunbar at Riverside !;
G.. X, Otser at Bakersfield; N. Bassigand
at Giiroys; w. 4. Tucker at Yulla City.
Leonard ut Boise City:
Montana, v. A. Cook at Boulder Valley
J. q. Evans at Butte City; n. E. hous-
man mt Missoula; >. NJ. Parks at Livingu-
ton; Charles Taylor at Great Falls; Thorn
Treveaile at Granite.
Oregon, George Shell at Portland; &. =.
Tracy at Baker CITY.
Utah, r. +. Harding at Park City;
Washington, A. +. Learnerd at Port
Townsend.
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Lind 0f Minnesota. Stephenson Of Michigan,
Adsrson Of West VirsinIss Andrews Of Massa''
'n;;cs;:; %;;s srf n.nsy e .oS;:.n rayor
e & 3eo chairman, i, ssISssls q q I..a. sawysr of
81 ksnsss, l1ckirr n Nouth Carolina, Kerr OF
s;r.* sss: e e s wd. ss g ss,Hn =;
a:shs:r Pa Mail: .:,.a,rg: ard o,.sr.: Ms~sr. 6; Nh
.ry Van Schalrk oi wisconsin: Darlington Of
fsTsaa: piSs!s q s:ssh 2arsiina; saniRssa
MIA and Levi. Fl Missi.sippi: .,'
hsrman ). H. Taylor 81 %n,e: MrCarmisf ii
ci ,syiyaniai Ma amos Maryland: s:rant OF
isam ~ N"rss % Ca%Iia: -~ snss II Msfssa: Of ssar
ga; Cnra,h , os y, I,' Ik:ntasky' Lsne e Aahama;
L.sw.A.-~ys- wade Of Missouri: Chairman
VarH: Hsusan of wisconsin, nsb nssbarr.. IL Penn
iss ~ css @ IN Gsr 1@s 81 ..s@ss "a SsSsSS
& .r r,GTs y,is .c Sashnss q u Turner Of
Other commitse. were appointed with
t@'%S%s, ~essss. %ns Ss"s1,s" a%s :" ssN o.
% f%ss,on a %sa%.min Acknowledgements ~ Iainss. e' ILLINOIS,
;. jns ns Int s of, .f ii,'p%,s y, '..,.
re',ssms--IS ISslano of New York,
Committees ON expenditures in various
departments werc also appointcl-the
other committees were announced ON the
9Th.
Mr.. Cummings presented a petition from
the governor aud citizcns of New Jersey
for the relief Of Mrs. Della Parncli. which
was referred.
Mr.. Mc(omas from the committee ON
appropriations reported the District of
Columbia appropriation bill, which was
printed and rssconnittctl.
Mr.. breckenridge OF kentucky, called
mp n special order the resolution offered
by him yesterday relative tn turning over
the assets Ina the eserHeant-at-arrns' Office tu
the present scrgeaut-at-arms. He with
drew the resolution and substituted the
following:
Isssoirs.i That to enable the sergeant at arms
To hav. full nnd untrammcied use of his office
States II requested tp take into his custody all
money and other assets placed by j. j. I.eedom
keep the s.c on special dcposit until further or
der of the house.
The resolution WAS amended tn provide
that the written consent OF Leedlotu first
bs, obtained. .and by an add litional provision
declaring that nothing therein contained
Lretlom. The resolution was adopted.
The District of Columbia appropriation
hill was reported hack and laid on the
table for the present.
Mr.. Like OF Illinois was relieved from
| duty the committee on elections, and
Mr.. Wilson OF Missouri. WAS appointed e
MI the vacn 'cy.
| The speaker then announced the stand
ing and select committees at the HOUSE.
The speaker also announced the appoint
mei,t of Mcssrs. Mason. Co0swell, str,ll,ls
| Turner of Georgia. and Wilson OF wes
ballot box forgeries under the BUTTER
| wood resolution. Mr.. Cheatlle of Indiana
l ss.siguel from the ca pn'ni ttee claims.
4 The house. AL journcdl until January q.
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IN THE SENATE.
The 1stI1 donating Terrtt0rtN1 Property tn
the state 1ms.esl Hsat~rs

wAsHINGToN, Dec. 2i.-In the senate
to-day the house, joint resolution donating
the pictures, furniture. etc., heretofore be-.
longing tn the territorial governments, to
the states of Washington aud Montana
was presented and passed.
Among tile bills introduced and referred
WAS one by Hoar tai establish ~ uniform,
system OF bankruptcy throughout the
United States. Mr.. Plumb offered u resp
luton, which was agreed To-, calling ON
the secretary OF the interior for a state
rucnt of the cause of withholding patents
for lands within the limits of the Union
Pacific land grant which are free from all
claims and were not reserved at the date
of the definite location of the road.
Mr.. Sherman moved for am executive
session. but yielded for further morning
business. Mr.. Morgan offered u rs-olu-
ton calling on the president for copies Of
all correspondence. between this country
and Brazil. and all papers relating to the
same on file in the state department., aud
Sherman declined to yield for that pur-
pose, and Mr.. Morgan protsstcsl that IL
WAS ~ deliberate attempt to cut OF cotIsiti-
Grafton OF his resolution debated ycstcr-
tation, and after some further remarks
the resolution calling for the corrcspoudi-
eucs was agreed to.
Mr.. Spooricr offered ~ substitute for Mr..
NJ prRan's resolution as to the recognition
OF the Brazilian republic to bc referred to
the committee ON foreign affairs. IL de-
cllrc,l that the action of the president i'm
according diplomatic recognition u the
present provincial government of Brazil.
and instr,icting United States ministers
to extend on the part of the government
cordial and formal recognition to the new
republic soon the. majority of the
people of Brazil should signify their as
sent its establishments and maintenance,
merited aud received the unqualified APP
prevail OF coDRrs-ss. After AN exciting
session the Senate adjourned until Jan
uAry q.
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SCRANTON, Dec. H.-At the suggestion
Of Alderman Fuller, the constable sub
mitted the warrant for Powslerly's arrest
to Judge Archibald for examination. The
Judge scanned il critically, and advised
ttis. constable not to attempt To make
arrest upon il. Mr.. Powsierly has decided
to proceed against Callnghan for libel.
and su omitted all his correspondence with
CallaR han and his attorneys.
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Puxlls.t sinsIa Arrested.

LONDON. Dec. 21.-Slavin, the p,iRil
who Is to meet Jern Smith in prize fight
i'm Belgium Tomorrow, was arrested at
Margate while his way tn the hattie
ground. He WAS taken before Justice
and bound over i'm the sum OF EtOD to keep,
the peace. large number of sporting
men have started for the rendezvous.
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LINCOLN. Neb., Dec. 21.-A 81. Joseph
& Grand Island freight train running into
Hastings this morning was unable to stop
ON account of snow ON the rails and
crashed into a Burlington & Missouri
River passenger train at the crossing.
Fireman James Caspill and Brakeman
James Martin were fatally injured. ansi
the engineer OF the passenger tram scr
iouIsiy hurt. The passengers escaped with
a severe shaking mp.
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AFFAIRS IN BRAZIL.
Dom PedrO's Allowance Cut or by the
Provisional lsOvernment.

ProvinB0nal lsoSernment.
RIO JANEIRO, Dec. 21.-An executive
decree promulgated to-day nxcs the date
of the general election for September 10.
and the meeting of the assembly for No
vemDer Is. BY the same decree x-En-
peror Dom Pedro is banished from Brazil
together with the members of the royal
family, Viscount DE Ouro Preto. and his
brothers. Carlos, AIfonzo and Alfonze.
Senator Martino, governor of Rio Gran,ie
Da Sui, charged with treason IA leader
of the movement for the secession of that
state. is condemned to transportation.
The decree recalls and cancels the grant
of five million lnilreis tn Dom Pedro and
suspentls his allowance i'm the civil list.
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KANSAS CITY, Dec. 21.-Tche Times
special from Oklahoma City says: The
call for troops yesterday WAS account
of the riotous action OF the Seminole and
Kickap poo Indians. but numerous deputy
marslisals have now got them under con-
troll. and il is not thought auv furth n
trouble will occur until Decenber ID, elec-
ton day for the successors of the sleposed
Seminole councilmen.
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Pr~parInx Porsur.,,. Reply.

LISBON. Dec. 2l.-Minister of Foreign
Affairs Comics summoned mernters of
the cabinet to consider a note to- Lord
Salisbury. Owing the urgency of the
matter. Portugals reply, which will he of
an anicable nature, will be telegraphed
to London tonight.
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wAsHINGroN. Dec. 21.-Thss commits
sioner Of patents to-day rendered u siecis-
ion in the case of ofwcstinyho,ise vs.. Dixon.
Dixon, in which he -tistains Divon's
patent. The invention relates to the
tomatic nir-brAke system.
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Phtiiipsburw s;ossip.
special to the standard.

PHiLLIPsBURG. Dec. 21.-At Brad
shaw & Morse's slaughter house
to-day a butcher named Paul Yaeger
while engaged i'm skinning . deer NOT
quite dead and struggling, had u large
skinninR knife drove through tho
muscle OF his left arm completely sew
erinH the arteries. For u time his life waa
slcspaired Of, the wound bleeding profuse-
ly. DIR. Allen was immediately called and
succee,ssd in stopping tie How of blood.
thus saving the unfortunate mans life.
Hon. J. X. Parslee has returned from
the east, bat leaves for Helena in the
morning. A new mining scheme will be
the. probable result of his visit home.
First of january prospectors are sharp
euing their picks and lively times are an
ticipated ON the beginning of the new
year.