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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA.
A Sensation in Johnston County-Hegniar
Budget from the North state.

RALEIGH. y. G.. November T. Special. l-
News j. received here to-day Of a sensation
at CLAYTON in Johnston county. II is re-
ported that on Saturday night negro man
stole n quantity OF peas from a store in
the town. which he later attempted
10 trade of AT "A neighboring bar
room. His theft was soon detected, and
he was seized by parties who were present.
lie begun struggling and succeeded
Inf making his escape and getting out on the
house. but just as he was making his es-
cape i'm the darkness he was shot down.
Two shots were fired, both Of which took
effect. The negro died from the effects of
the wounds the next day. The party who
did the shooting has not yet been identhcd.
A coroner's inquest was held to-day ana "a
verdict was rendered that the negro came
10 his death by being shot by some unknown
persOn. Parties who arrived here to-day
from CLAYTON state that seN eral hundrOd ne
grOes have collected there. and that excite
ment runs high among them. They are
much incensed about the shooting, ana
much trouble is apprehended.
Mr.. Julian :. Carr, chief marshal at the
Fayetteville Centennial. went 10 Fayette-
Vile to-day 10 make all arrangements for
the approaching occasion.
The Seaboard Air Line and the Richmond
and Danyille railroads have decided 10 re-
establish joint agency office here. such
an Office was formerly maintained here, but
was abolished several months ago.
The Capital Club, Of this city, and the
Monogram Club have decided to unite, and
will hereafter be one organization. lhe
Capital club is composed mostly Of business
men. and is one Of the best equipped organ
izations in the State, and the Monogram
Club is composed of the dancing young men
of the city. The joint organizations viii
inaugurate some new and important fea-
tures.
At late hour on Saturday night street
car driver name Johnson, while on his car,
out on Hagctt street, in the suburbs OF the
city. was struck by some one IN the dark.
lie was knocked off the car, and fell SENSE
less. The miscreant who assaulted him has
not been detected. This is the second case
of this sort which has occurred.
Recently the police have had reason TO
suspect that cattle thieves have been carry
ing on extensive operations and making
Raleigh the market for their stolen cattle.
To-day two men were detected and caught
irving TO sell two COWS which they bad
stolen in Johnston county and brought here.
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THE BALTIMORE ELECTION.
AHot Contest to Take Place To-Day

BALTIMORE. MD, November 4.-Perhaps
the most d ,tly contested election that mas
taken pla; &c in Baltimore since is.o VIII % yc- =
eur t5-morrow. The opposing foIces are II
regular Democrats under the lead Of United
states senator German, and the indepen-
dent Democrats and Republicans with John
Il. owen, general counsel OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, al their
head. There are 10 be elected a
mayor, chief judge, sheriff, clerk OF tLe
Sunerior Court. city surveyor, ibirty-three
mr,.bers Of the City Conncil and full leg
islati,e ticket, and assistant comptroller.
The campaign has becn exceedingly bitter;
money las been used layishly; thousands
upon thousands Of dollars lase ieen spent
by both sides in advertising, speeches ana
omen letters. Twenty-seyen hundred ne
groes are reported dropped from the regis
,raiion books. Both sides seem equally
c1nhdent Of success. There is intense eX-
citemeni tonight.
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a Wealthy Tramp.

JyrFEgsoNvuLT, ND. November ~,
Frank George, young Engiishman' WIZ
be released from the state prison w7ias,
after serving a term for larceny iii7 Ha'ne.
crewe. Chester-hire, Eng. The son il a
snendthrift. and to break him Of this habi'
he father gave him money and sent him to
This country. The boy spent the cash ana
became tramp. He robbed fellow-iramI
at yinceunes AMI was sent up. Ills iathei
has sent him a ticket from Jeiierson'iile
and be will star for England ut once.
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War Heart u,,sh,ed $40. 600 worth.

LEWISTON, Me-, November Miss
Martha A. Booth, daughter of an ex-alder-
man of this city, handsome and accom-
piished young lady, brought suit saturday
against George A. Wiseman, for breach OF
promise OF marriage, appraisins the INJURY
IN lssr heart nj $4,000. Wiseman and Miss
I,ooth had been intimate friends for many
wears. and ii is said that she taught him TO
read and write, he having been "a poor boy,
and deprived OF educational advantages.
ON Tuesday, Wiseman married the daugh-
Ter of one Of the wealthiest irishmen in
Lewiston, and Is now away ON his bridal
tour.
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EATAl MISTAKE


OTTAWA. Ills. November f.-IhOmas ii a.
Baird, a prominent and wealthy farmer
living at NerlaiiiionNille, wns mistaken for
a burglar lafe Saturday night and shot and
instantly killed hy his negro servant Mr
Baird had been called 10 his daughters
house. a short distance from his own, where
a number OF men had been seen prowling,
and, on his way had sent hi. servant back
for hi- rifle, and instructed him to shoot the
first man be saw. When. the negro re-
turned, Mr.. kaird Was out OF sight bat "a
moment later peered around the correr OF
the house. The negro, taking him for a
burglar, fired and killed him instantly.
The matter created great excitement, but
the negro was eXoneraied.
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THE WESTMINSTER CONFESSION
Discussed by the New York rresbytery.

Discussed by the New York fresbytery.
NEW YORK, November 4.-Ihe New orh
presbvtery met to-day and discussed for
several hours the question whether the
Westminster Confession of Faith should be
revised.
DIR. shedd opposed revision, and rs an adj
mission of error in the fundamental doc
trine of the Church,
Dr. schon favored revision, in order to
conform the nominal to the actual lenels OF
the Church.
Other less eminent clergymeen took sides
for and against revision. and finally vote
was taken, which resulted 90 TO % IN FAVOR
of revision.
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FORT or RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 4.

FORT or RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 4.
ARRIVED
ns. X Tarscc. Windsor. ~ s., plaster; War
Nor "A oofe.
-.lo, .ucr John H. Rapp. Predmorc. Balti-
,..nr. ct al. trump * West.
-.,H.,n.r "a llliams. James Williams B0lti-
rnora. coll; i. II. Mayo Brother
SAILED.
.cnooncr C.. G.. Crammcr, Walton. James
,tv.f. to lold pine wood for New York, ves-
..l curtis q Parker
PORT OF NENYDItT NEWS, NOVEMBER 4.
ARRIVED.
steamship NOrthgsto. brunswick, coalcd,
All sailed for liverpool.
III .lmship GuyandOtte. New YORK, ana
,Ne 3 for Sew York. merchandise.
Sic. mshlp kanawha, New YORK 10 ioau
Hafro Mcriyman. Boston. to load coal.
SAILED.
schooner King Philip. Portsmouth, coal;
schooner label Jordan, 81. Thomas, coal.
FORT OF WEST POINT, NOVEMBER A.
ARRIVED.
eie lmship Berkshire, Foster, Providence
genoi M cargo. ,.,.,.
sfo,. .nshlp Baltimore, Bennett. Baltimore
s'.is'S lteain. hip Richmond. Dole, New York.
general ttBo.
SAILED.
steamship Danvillc. Bninps, Baltimore
general cargo. ...t.,.,,oo
steamship 43efkshlrc' lOstVl' III
general cargo.
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40 ,rMocEATfc HEADQUARTERS.
NATIONAL MARITIME EXHIBITION
Fo~m.,Iiy Opened with Great Eciat'

Io ~mllly opened Win "re"' '''"''
BosroN. MASS, November 4..Ine ma
tional mariti, ne exhibition in Mechanics
I'LL was fnrmn w opened this evening with
considerable ccIo.'. The interior of the i'm
mense building w.s decorated proi9sely'
IN was 1880 u. VI. VIII en- the Se.enlh he9i-
ment band struck up - ne Mali'l,e nNl''
bition March," and imme1. aiel! liie piVoe'J,
sion Of officials and invited .'uests entered
the main hall and proceeded 10 ,he pIa..
form. headed by Lieutenant -ro,o'HV' tV
Bracket and General Manager . o'ln !" =.
Hickman. When the strains OF ,.'"s'o
ceased, President Hickman arose ana J.. {"
few appropriate words opened tho eXhib,
ton. lie then introduced Rev. Phillips
Brooks. who offered prayer. Mrs. lumph-
reys- Allen then sang the American
hvmn." by Kellar. from the deck oi the
Ouickstep. Mayor Hart was then intro
iuced. and delivered II brief address of wei
come. Lieutenant-io'ernor Bracket also
smoke.
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THE MONTANA ELECTION.
The Legislature Republican ON Joint
Ballot.

HELENA, Mont, November THE ON.
cial canvass of the state vote was hnished
today. silver Bow county, over which
there is dispute, was counted as canvass
ed by the board Of that county, thus elect
ing the entire Republican state ticket ex-
cept Toole for Governor, The judges OF the
supreme Court and six Of the eight District
Judges are Republicans. The senate Is a
lie with Republican Lieutenant-Go'ernor
TO east the deciding vote. The House Is Re
publican by at least six majority. The Re-
publicans expect 10 gain at least one seat
in the House ia Jefferson county, the re-
turns from this county ave contested. III
,hoy gain this seat they will have eight ma
member Of The House in Beaver, Head and
Deer Lodge counties, which will necessitate
"A new election. Out OF 22,oO votes east
only / 800 are against the adoption of the
constitution.
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CnfcAGo, November g. Edward SPELL
man, the district 0ificorof the Clan-na-Gae', ,
was placed on the stand az the Cronin trial
this morning. lie did not remember hearing
Coughln say that cronin ought 10 be- Killed.
He had contributed 500 for the prosecution
oI tronin's murdcrors. Several policemen
testified 10 soeiIs wagon with three men
in II on the night Of the murder, but their
testimony was not material.
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The Florida Election.

JACKSON, Mss. November i.-Missls-
sippi elects Governor and other state Off-
GERS tomorrow. There is no opposition TO
the Democratic state ticket. The vote will
be light. lialf the legislature will be
elected. The Senators chosen viii take
part in the election Of a United states sena-
tor 70 succeed J. T.. George. Independent
Republican county tickets are nominated in
about third of the counties. II is doubtful
il single anti-l,emocralic state senator is
chosen.
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Charleston. Earthquake Festival.

CHARLESTON. :. c., November Charles
toms great earthquake festival opened 70
day. The public buildings, private rest
dences and commercial houses were
beiecked with flags and bunting from
one end of the city to the other.
Thousands Of United states nags were
displayed, and no, Confederate Ma.
was in sight. King street tonight pre-,
sents fairy picture with its riumphal
arches. illumined show windows, swinging
Chinese lanterns. gay thrOngs oil sisn',seei :,
hands OF music and military parades Of
hoth white and colvrcd troops. Tonight
there was a grand pyrotechnic display on
Colonial lake with a mimic attack Of the
Federal feet on Fort -umpter. Iwcaly-ase
hundred visitors ,eaohsd the city by the
early early morning trains, nnd thousands Of
others have arrived dutIng the day ana
night.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-05

CHICAGO. Ill, November 4.-Fire was
tonight in the sixth lloor OF tne
Western Refrigerator COmpanys coiu
storage warehouse. at state ana Michigai'
streets. and before the Names cou,u
,a extineuishcd a loss of fully
ssoo Gao had been sustained. The
huildlng was filled with eggs, butter
cheese and dried fruits, and frozen poultry
and game the value OF which, roughly est:'
mated. was about million dollars. There
WAS a vast amount Of merchandise in the
buildings owned by merchants in Boston
providence and other eastern cities. The
ioss 10 well covered by insurance.
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WASHINGTON.
News In General From the Federal
Capital.

WASHINGTON. November 4.-"They have
accepted the doctrine Of polygamy. and will
probably adhere to il as long as they live"
says Governor Arthur l.. Thomas. Of Utah,
In his annual report to the Secretary Of the
Interior. referring TO the condition OF the
people Of the Territory; "and il is but a very
poor tribute to their honesty to say they
nave abandoned it," "Of political and
official Mormonism," the Governor
says: 81 can only say it is proba-
bly sincere" Ii may as well be un-
derstood that the strength Of Mormonism
is in its sincerity and not in its imposture."
The Mormon Church. the reports say. ac-
lively engages in politics, and Il do not
hesitate" says Governor Thomas, ITO say
that any temporizing policy which leaves
the Church i'm position 10 control the pOlit-
ical policy of the Territory, is only delaying
the final settlement. and that future legisla-
tion should be aimed at the political power
OF the Church. which has been the main
pillar Of its strength in Utah" He gives
the relative strength Of the two parties in
Utah as follows: M0rmOns, IA. 1872: gentles,
1000.
RETURNS FROM WASHINGTON.
The President to-day received from the
hands OF Mr.. Robinson. "A special messenger
rom Washington Territory. the certified re-
" held there and which the President is
Obliged 10 examine before he can issue
proclamation admitting the Territory to
Statehood. II was found that some minor
certificates were needed in addition 10 what
Mr.. Robinson brought. and the proclamation
will be delayed until these can be secured.
CAPITAL NOTES.
The United states Supreme Court de-
cided fayOrably to-day on the motion to adj
vance the case Of Sheriff Cunningham
against Deputy-Marshal Nage. who shot
and killed Judge Terry in California last
summer. but no definite date was fixed I,
the hearing, the Court merely deciding to
hear it as soon as there is full bench.
Commissioner Of Education y. II. r.
Dawson. of Alabama. called on the >ecre-
tary Of the Interior this morning and gave
him a check for $500 to cover the value Of
stamps alleged to have been stolen by his
son, Percy Dawson. from the safe in the
Bureau of Education.
The man believed to be {. +. Ballard, Of
New York. who attempted suicide here a
few days ago by inhaling gas, has been iden-
titled as T. G.. Valiant. recently a hotel
clerk at Parkersburg. W. Va. His father
is Methodist minister of Baltimore.
Valiant is recovering.
FoURTH-CLAss PosTyfAsTERs.
The following fourth-class postmasters
have been appointed: In North Carolina
George VI. lslcy at Curtis Mills, on. {. In
Nirginia-George l.. Nichols at Nelasco;
W. l.. Waring at Dunnsyile: Madison Wise
at Paulington, formerly Wi-eyille.
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CHARLOTTE, y. G.. November g. Con-
stable Mc'iilimsn Of Van Nyck, :. e., was
fatally shot by negro, john Redding, near
WaXhaw, y. G., last night. The constable
was attemptin. 10 arrest the negro. \
posse OF men are searching for the muir
dercr.
The win OF Eli Price, at Waxhaw, was
killed Dy the accidental discharge of pistol
Saturday night.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-05
A Nsgrs Rocks ths Democratic Process

During the Democratic parade last night
q negro youth, by the name Of John Brown,
amused himself with throwing rocks at the
Old Dominion Club ~ II passed up the
street in its handsome UNIFORM. lie was
quickly stopped in his pastimc and locked
up in the First police station to awal,
hearing before Justice Crutchdeld this
morning.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-05

A CURIOUS exhibition OF stamps can now
be seen in Ieipsig. Eighty-fsc thousand
stamps OF every nation are so grouped and
arranged over a space Of 80 square feet that
they represent the following characters in
life size; William l., Frederick ILL.,. King
Albert, bismarck, leo NIL. and the Ger
mania. The collector and arranger il q
nonagenarlan.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-05

VIII you heed the warning-the signal, per.
haps, Of the SURE approach OF that more terri
bic disease. Consnmptiony Ask yourselves
II you can afford for the sake Of saving 50
cents, to run the risk aud do nothing for IL.
We know from experience tnat shiloh's Cure
explains why more than Million Il BOTTLES
were sold the pasl year. IL relieves CrOOo
and hopping Cough AZ once. Mothers. do
not be without II. sample bottles free. AQhl
ny Bodeker Brothers and II. ~. SheiiGtp a IN.
corner Of sith aud Msyhall streets.
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THE DEADLY WIRE
Kills a Horse and Knocks Policeman
senseless.

NEW YORK. November An electric
current transmitted from an electric light
wire 10 a Metropolitan telephone wire, the
end Of which trailed oa no stound AZ
Fourth avenue and Twenty-eiglilh street,
this morning. killed horse belonging to Il
milkman. knocked down the mllkman, VINO
was Ii>i thrown from his wagon, ana
Knocked Policc->ersoant Mcdonald sense
less while he was endeayorlng to prevent Il
number of persons from going nearthe wire.
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PULASKI, Va, November Especial: :
Major Hoge Tyler and Judge George Is. Nc
Lane spoke here to-day to large crowd.
Major lyle. was enthusiastically received.
McI.ane m .de magnificent speech. Demo-
Gratis are jlblant.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, November Am attempt
was made last night to wreck the night
Pullman train down on the Maine Central
road. grain ear WAS pushed from a sid
Ing upon the main track just around a
curve and left there. 1t was discovered
just in time. Two men who We're put on
the train are suspected.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

Is It not worth the small price OF 75 cents
10 free yourself OF every symptom OF these
distressing complaints. Ifyou think 80. call
at our store and get "A bottle OF sh iloh's Vital
izer. kvery bottle has "a printed guarantee
ON II. Use accordingly, and II II does you no
good IL will c2st you nothing. Sold by Bode-
ker Brothersshnd II. NJ. shields 4 Co., corner
OF Fifth and Marshall streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-05
Tired Mothers

wilt find that, BY using for the cough
ing and croupy children DIR. Dsvid's
Cough syrup, the children and themselves
will quietly rest all night.-aly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-05
Bogus Checks.

DASvILLE. Va, November Hanks
here warn the public that Raleigh W. White
has been passing bogus checks on banks in
this city
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Two Big Things.
Oh. What aCouen.

the Worlds Fair for New York and DR..
David's Cough Syrup for the fair world.--
adv
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FOX RENT.

EOR RENT-BARbEK, Shor. lcrcrof, nr
loas ,.,est Main street. Fixtures for taie,
c-.1V,,s,d one year. a good stand Apply
t5A =. srAUDE, 3OO3 Rockets Streets
uo.tN@
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! OR Wick ENDING NOVEMBER o. 1889.
PREDICTED TIME STANDARD OF
HIGH TIDE AT
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMGSEMENTs.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Dramatic Event Of the Season
NJ. HILLS UNION soUtRE THEATRE Co.
"a SSIBLE CAS- T."
An amusing comedy by
SIDNEY ROsENFELD.
Form NrGuTs ND MATINEE. cohhsNoiN"
MONDAY. NOV. !.
sale of seats now ON.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MiNiATvREALMANAC. NovrxnEn5 .. 1880.
sun r.scs............. G.32 Moon SETS. f:1I am
Sun scis.............. b.O6 Day s lenCth. ION 2im
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Democratic State Committee Confident OF
Victory - Bogus Transfers -.spotsyI-
vania. Fredericksburg and Danyillc All
Right Cheering News All Along the
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WEATHER FORECASTS.

STATE OF THERMOMETER.
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The "7Smes" wW haze priratc wirc
10 The Office tonight, IN order 10 oe,
he nc~s hrsi, and sVW display the re-
"rns crcrg minute. as the bulIetins ar
'frc, on a concoss IA front Of the office.
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The "Times" win hare a prirate w,re
10 the Office tonight, in order 70 get
the neps 6rs', and rH display the re-
turns erery minute. as tie bulletins az
rirc, on a convass IN front Of the office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-09
New Lave stock Rates.

The Northern Poetic has made q
new rate on live stock, which went
into effect June 2. The rate ON live
stock In Streets stable cars, not ex-
ceeding tbiriy-six leet in length, west
bound to all points on min line and
branches east of aud including
Granite, Idaho, and to all points on
the Montana Union railway, will be
l25 per cent ofot the carload rate on
live stock In ordinary stock cars thirty
feet In length. The rate between
eastern terminals aud all stations on
main line and branches, west OF
Granite, Idaho, to and including
E%llensburg, Washington, Will be 100
per cent OF the carload rate ON live
stock In ordinary stock cars thirty feet
In length.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-09
l. willing g. Wait.

The Outfit Of Cnas. Anderson, of
Miles City, passed through town the
hr-t Of the week on the way To Cooke
e IT,, in charge OF William Hawkins.
Mr.. Anderson il not an enthusiast in
mining matters, but firmly believes in
tue richness of the New World dis
rict. He realizes that all that il re-
'%Inirea to make Cooke ~ 81 the great
It productions IN the west is cheaper
transportation, aud he goes TO that
camp prepared TO await the coming of
, rsIllosd.-Livingstou Enterprise.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-09
For the Johnstown Sufferers /.

A committee appointed by Crusader
Lodge No. I, Knights of Pythias, were
out yesterday soliciting aid from the
citizens for the Johnstown sufferers.
Although a tho ough canvas was not
made, the committee succeeded In
raising nearly $50, which will be for
warded at once to the party authorized
to receive moneys for this purpose.
Though collected under the auspices of
the knights OF Pythia, the con.ribu-
lion will he ZEN a- coming from the
citizens of Miles City,p nd the Knights
will make up a pure OF their own to
ne forwarded through Pythian chan
nels.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-09
a Queer Fish.

A queer fish Of q genu. unknown to
our local fisherman was dragged from
the aqueous depths of Tongue river
yesterday and displayed to curious
eyes In front Of Louis Kings place.
The ''critterr was about four feet long,
one-third Of which length was devot-
ed to the development Of u shovel
nose or bill, about two inches wide.
The body was as bulky but not rs
chunky asa catfish, resembling the
latter In the matter Of having no
scales. The fish weighed something
over eighteen pounds and was pur.
chased by a gentleman from Billings,
who had IL packed In ice and shipped
TO that village.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-09
On Co Fort Custer.

:. NJ, Briscoe, of Junction City.
Mont, arrived here yesterday and re
ports tist surveyors will commence
work, this morning, on the Big HON
southern railroad; also that he has
been reliably informed that IL Is the
intention Of the company to have the
rad IN operation a. TAR MS Fort Custer
refore winter. We hope these reports
IRE reliable, rs the completion of the
nad to Fort Custer would inspire q
greatly beneficial confidence Ia our
W communiry.-Sh-ridsn (Wyo.)
Post.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-06-09
LOCAL TIE S.
Disc ase and Death

Force their way into many q household that
might DO protected from their inroads, by the
simple prseaution Of keeping In the house that
tenisn family medicine and safeguard Of health.
H~sssisfs Stomach Bitiers. Particularly whore
their are children. should II b kept on hand. q .
prompt remedy for ~infAntils complaints. 10 their
ouisst sNilv conquerable, but which. n allowed
70 snsnt themselves on The dsliosss chiidish or.