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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

Snakes have been known 70 swallow live
Gcr, aud rabbits. SAYS Ihe Cleveland Plain
Dealer. bus the narrator q snake stories has
newer vet bad the hardlhood 20 unblnshingly
make tbs assertion that snakes can feed and
tcrilrs may include that story among the
snake. accomplish ments Tor without stretch
inc fhe facts particle he twenty-five FOOT
snake ror being pec-ed and csresSec 5y Mrs
" WlGam Doris in re iirue museum got away
for a hcr- lunch with a doubis woolen
bsa1srt TIC snake hai not tasted food fer
sc-rh ti-us. sra Mrs. Doris left hin cravisrs.
~ d ~ tho sfr. wh.e blarket. as-d = r-os
~ r-fnrust t0s btnrssr was gone, but rs
So srsat's arnEs was not quits as pretty as
rsH -. tc Ha vas al bu1i0us. knots and
soi.s ans bad evidently grown much stouter
V0ea IA trUsR dawDea upon 4FS Doris that
t.e rertIe t-1 svslo~ed Der g b.sa,et
Medical aii vls sunronesL and ha was given
akeC ~ beer w1th which - vash the bianset
foun ard at as scoouuts De Vas as clipper
rri frisky as a --vesr-ald. TIE doctcrs G ain
trar v1 he ius- as sasY f1r to snake 20
digest tte Blanket az tae i've chickens snd
rabbits. Tea hcrs. f3r. bones aud AL On which
ra lFes oev Banker vas furnished him
.a- tnis -r.e it was nailsl down 70 the focr
~ ga -1-s Tae 1ian1 he's been working
i-s way down -he srases bo,iv. sud late last
-.-r- i- ~as .r Pair wsv # retunz nsar his
faL II rr pcsei ro consult surgeon
vi-- view .f cutting q hole pear the snake :
ts.l sad ru ,rg -1s b.au.ee cr- rather than
vat f7r the rasursi process u digsstio1.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
REAL ESTATE
EoA e-IE b.
n, \. KINSEY,
--c H sstsa ~ aies. c4az. ST..
Nftr bekr1 81 fr4-e
-t-eiIl4sae .at

F,rp -.rr a..a ts. f....-s.tt,r 1afs ana
sa s.e.-ll.a ssfs afe s1sel-ree.l l.a a-t tn
the s-4fL H. - fsaa ..l.ea al.I L4-t si-A-
ua I-I tr .t aa- llslela. ,sl as. ni-t-".
foldnf lssls sf1 81. SKI - - - easy
tsrts at tA-- Nlt4 ls.ls a.lts "e-t
SCI lfr q ~ -s sft.-
lcr lne NeeAt -ttef ft1t AeN - iAs ----s -
- --tls7 So ~- sx 50 HINSFA
7-
-.,...
1aAf eHt 81 tts ale.- ese. aa- ef-f -@si
ne-ses IA a- cilf i-i sale 81 a.N-. e--r-Aei ~
~. rr...+ ta,- 40 81.
-.-s.. .,@ ,..t.s s,...I.i...-.4 tt..s,ssr.
f9r ! 6rstc.sss iaererg a rare eAa1e~ a. se.
iafa f. good l.si e,s ler oue-a4f lts rrSl a1l -c-
Nili tsse ae.a fssl estate ln eRtasnsr
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

EoR RHNI -3good sl2loas. s. enc on corne.
ifulf al1 bartlett .ls.. .le al al iaes .i
"a Ion a an -. W. also have houses 81
fr.Hl - g. -.N per runtH. ale houses Tor sa F..
iu,ti.. i.l, 40 n.an. mon -nly lsy nrnt- saur
AS ieAt. Iutlc Bros. - Op,. House biorf.
I'D
FOR II>I-A cottage Of rooms, hard aaa
self water aid good cellar street ears
ry ihr door Also. afeneinfut 80 rooms alu
one ol rooms with modern coDNsnlrNre,.
Inquire ~ T. ~. Barnard. : Allen. corner -li
tcrloI-st. Also house ol rooms. NliLin q
minutes walk 81 sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
Cost Of ChampaEno Corks.

"Do you know said q broker who had
made q profitable turn m gas stock. 20 "A
Cincinnati Commercial man. as he ordered
another small bottle chat thesgE ham
pagrs corks cost a great deal Of money.
Take this CORK for instance. picking It up
and showing i-s quality 70 his listeners.
"everv one of these c0rks FOR pint bot'ses
cost inst four cents each. That's what they
cos.Iu France. aud the champagne houses
buy them bv the ton. All sorts of devices
have been used 20 CO away with The heavy
exrenss of valuable ccrSs. but none of them
have been practical ard return 20 cork
was necessary. A good cork is a great
facor ia the champagne industry Three
wears ago ono of the biggest cbsmpsgns
houses iL France lost nearly seventy -
Ter can of Is expectation 20 America that
vsar hscs 80 the corss used were ~ poor
ora.rv. Sncs then they have purchased
no,e fst the best of corks. TIE qaa'i- " o.
aco~x il told oT its close grain and its mar
ve'oss sxpsns sion after 10 - v.th6rawu from
the bottle a god champagne cork is he
p~ide of al the rl1e agents
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

E0B EENT-A person financially emhai
) rass' q. ull dispose a. au Interest iu q
5000 lie insurance pNIrV faf One ftira SIS
value. Address g. r.. Box . tlIs o'fcr. lH
/ OST-0n fhc HIll-a large account books ra
= value g. aHv enc hGf ce .Ifr. finder 81 E.
please seul T. of notify ~. ). Means. = south
Dffis.on-sf. basement.
Hhl i-lNG-Ihe %1op Yacht NererH. rlin
e alrorlmolafiene lur q party af fff. csr nH
chartered 0H reasonable terms i1f cru-s.ll 90
rat Istfs Apr'y - j. N. finchfn. lfHf-
rafe-. Mich lHft
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS El volr
1 printing done at Jackson's lD Monroe ~
Eva
MAGNETIC hrafur ard clsrlyoyanf sttlnrs.
IA 3. otfaea eer Hastings M ,. ifee.
IXANTRD-Evefv consumer ~ stove Case.
" line 10 know that ana sri'lrg r. ove ffae
ofinn fn amy ouartifv ~ g ffnfs delivered f1
any part ~ fhe cfv. , o. i-Iu0ood. Ifie-
rhnrtt. lfff 49, t.asf llfrff. ef
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
GRAND RAPIDS AS IT is.

We haye q population of 5000
kc natr flIf largest farinfIf-. and are TIE
largest furniture inanniari uiias center ln The
Ne have fhe largest carpet sweeper factory
Ne have ile largest salnsle maetlDe facio.y
NeAatt ihe largest tub and rsl fstion a
Wehs,e the largest plaster deposits lu uo
Wc ts,e sqi factories employing 5000 geo
Ife. anl several new ones in process 81 c'-.
o..r.aetor.es sold g. .Wogf c3 worth - goods
Neaa.e seven raiiroass aud more coming
Sic hatra al lalrs 81 street railway aua
Drad rilcI fous through ue city emo IS
lal .L.li.e o. Lake Michigan
W Save fno gas aaa tvo electric Fight COM
Qua nea cify hail and court house are WORTH
WcAa,e 3 public schools and two libraries.
we have - CHURCHES. embracing aii otAaini
We have tie so'dler. iiome win go 10
Sc Lave tse Masonic Itoine. costinfso..
0fon
Ne have 7o .othlna houses who SOLD s.t0c
~. worth of goods In Istt
Crane Hatas t1e cer;cr g the famous
ff-fif LtIf nf Z. fll24n.
Giaad Hsna. f lcadouafer Coy maa, -
Michigan b hca'1esi pl1e lunitef manniae-
Grand Rapids has fhe icvl oeaih rsts of
arv rifN iu fhf nfTn.
vs. want infu ol Hfa Lt auf ril. q 20 locate
bore aud esi-o.iti At" ftffi ififrt
Hs have fIt Irf~ one aro rIrhaf uiic.
frou TIE rf f "A ftf rifT
lsf uos' .auiiin l-epfir ano fHf.i RESI-
& rnrff ARE f.i-f AND siUiliftr.
Ihe+e ofs are southe.tf. wfh plenty of
shade nrad'a streets tUc Fonf water
Aone 81 them over fvo blocks from lhr sf Heff
cars. ano =. of them facf the tIa'i-
sixteen minutes rlfe if0m iaaai tt fcr ffn
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28


I OANr--hort tluc hooia ll. Powers opera
- fieu-- ll.ck. otrf Arcade. li
= PIX CENT. MONEY fo loan. j.. 4. John
sfnl. 1i faNal.sf- lf
.IONtl 10 LOAN for the Northwestern
IL Mutual Iiie Insurance Company ~ Eii
waukce in sums 81 s .9U anfi upwards. on farm
ana CITY property. "a lowest rlrItat rates ~
Interest security must be hri class More A
Wilson. Ledyafi block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28


somebody 81 DetIgL PIT as feei ll
s. aaaa capt- 544ert .as accused q
exc d-1g A-s a1taerv ~ ssA1lag
eor-es ~ the c. A. 4 con-
ul.lress report GA tE4Espcrtat-on
~ posts l ti-e state. Capt. G4setts 4s
le s4Fs. ca nothing Ok tAe xlaG. he
presented n.s report q the regular nay
Cd Department Conmander Brosn.
Judge H.esa expressed p1rpCse .
-afe t-e report pTsarea aud = copy
sent - etcl post. Capt. 64gett sent
ieW ~ the-e printed copies - personal
aet. et.lA.ntinees. e1t lot olls ~ ! post U
post officer as s1eh. The report aas
pl-tad il the ue~spapers w.th tae
kloa edse u Judge Brown, and witt
oat aay Objection on lis part. Capt.
tsagett seat oll the pr-atsd copies just
a. b. eol.a aase sent marked copies
81 a newspaper whieh contained the
lettes aat With as much rgat-
IHE Dubuque TslsgraPA says. "In the
past eighteen weeks 1860 new post
masters have been appointed. What
aas I that Genera fLarrsop saia about
Cnl Service Refonms Wei, whatever
l aa-. he has evidently forgotten q.
Ii se mistake not General Harrison
favored Clsl Service Reform, and he
IS eiteetng tne reform as fast, prob4-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
SITUATIONS WAITED -TFNLLg.
roR REhr ROoNs


-0R RENT-A nicely furnished room Will
closet. wlih az without board. os bosf-
siek II. Al
i4.h hENI-A suite # rooms on fhe ground
toor ~ thers-sf 1.
ffI GENT-Ior arlcely fgr lsbtd room - b
sl-e ualarnish-d. apgiy 90 John Aoian.
jf.. ll Last lrtse.si ~
ACa REAT- Flt4ished ooms. - jefferson
ave.
EOR nEN1 = nree uufllnished rooms -
frrSfcntaf ~
Nck RtAI Rooms. Slngiy ard eu suite. fur
nishrd or unlurnisAed ~ PARK li4ce.
trs. A. l.. smith.
IOR BENI- Larse. elegantly furnished rooms
y facing frtsrtlf.a1e. aud fAu1I -. rffn
gas. newly furnished and wffteI. Efsfyfiilg
strictly FIRST class. Entrance. Crescent ave. f
aise. tt'ana. 80. Enquire ai Room "a. ais
Eok -fulnlShed rooms steam heated
and furnished rooms f0I llAht hUusetfeI
lre. Apply 90 Room Jas. Nev Helsemau block
Elevator ifCnl : a m 10 N 3 m. Dee. isiI
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

Can YOU afford - De- those lots De sold al
the prices and abe rate trey are without seclr-
iur ourt Especially lf We Nil furnish you q
lDi and lumber 20 0Gid. aa1 @Nc you time for
both Remember we tlrllgh al abstract
showing clear title &c every purchaser
u. H. klNSEi.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28
foa SAIL KlsorLLksEoUs


I-oR SAN Don't ila g. fead nf real estate
alNefli>td ief s.ir B, n -. hn,rS iA sH.
other roinHH. ie
lguh >flf tprndil driving q arsr sk
NsiTs Hla. a iialfoIu sNrila Mas Hi. 4ut
single D. lf e., nIii breast af Naiur tn' iai.
nesriA ufn this property rta nt 1uIs tt
flufh less tuau ifs Nalue a> ] au fuinE D..
e. AL af Ial wealthy ave. mnilllAs 81 tft@Il. ~
Including ihf -tA
E0R SAIL Horse aac 800 alEfs iof sa.e ,i.
4 iH-talneuts IneaiIr ai ~ Aoutot Fl.
L0E SAILED share, Grand Iap'ds f|Ie
Insurance 60 tiark De- Shares Grand
Harids fAck.ag and Provision Co. STOCK. l.t
shares nIaNQ Rapids Street hHliNas 60 efuth.
$3.50 Grand Rapids ~ffeti hiNINaA lo. t.I.s
el.ui Grand IHflds ItHiu>rIaI 'IUt lalah iH.
quIe oi ~ f. hul W Aeuopal.taa lllcs
tn.c.Eo. lIt Il
h'yH rtI.l-A good horsf fsf s.. cash. can is
seen 81 northeast lpfprl ai t4rsrtai .I1
Hanson sis. $50. l I8
EoR SALE fnohofse power onto eleat
Dhs Engine wiii Sel a. H bargain. fNr
further patti r'iiafs ral ef address n ifI iIni
8 le.. lst Alrl lst JtfrIe.n ave- iitN H.f 4.il
LNE r4ll sIgritpf- sfock CENTRALLY iH.
Gated splendid business fr.f class H.i
gain g. the Ilghf party Address 'itlfs + h.t
3. care Irlferafn- ffrid D H
tf0B rALf-An outfi iof stream iarnlfs.
very cheap ll fast ief hall De- arf rai rusi.
tlsoa hhefsc power stream fuEiAf aHn u1
livery wagon. Enquire ~ ftr laalf rifa
pye House. ho. - Canal 81. ~ %. a. LcrHi a
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

TWELVE rev sea lions were placed IN
imcola iarSr Chicago. on Thursday.
Iae one captured IN " sc0asn Was not
among rnrm
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

lirApuG followed close upon the
heels ut neal Yesterday and q Il doesn'l
ran e IS -Ae.y 70 he 4 pleasant say to-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-28

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be tho
largest ~ Al Michigan Daliies Tx
ceef Those OF Detroit.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-06-29
Murdered by a Tramp.
He Burglarizes House and
Wakes up One of It's Girls,
WHO He Stabs,
A Chapter of fAccidents-Thc races
at Oakwood Well Known Fast
Flyers Strive TO Excel.
A Horrible Murder.

La CROSSE. Wis. June 27.-A
burglar entered IA. house ct John
Weh6'r lust night through window
In arlom occupied by ms two daurh,
ters, Kate and Lena The girls were
awakened while the rohher was
searching their clothing, and L-ra
the younger sister, aged l3 year at-
tempted to escape. She stumbled and
fell. and before she could arise she
was seized by the burglar, who plunged
knif- into ber body below the tenth
RIB. He then pulled upward, and a
deep cash about 8 inches long was cut f,
leaving exposed the heart, lungs and
intes,ines. The a,sassiu then went t0
the bed ana made thrust a. the
other Glri, who managed, however 10
evade the knife. The family were
aroused hy the noise. but the burglar
escaped from the house. The entire
police force is AZ work pII the case. and
have made about twenty arrests of
suspicinus characters up 10 noon.
There l. much excitement, and IL the
murderer is caught he will probably
he lynrhed. Hts victim l. expected
to die al any moment.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-06-29
FANes OF THE SERPENT or WAR.
They Struck with Deadly E1ect When
There Was No Enemy In sight.

They struck with Deadly EGect When
There Was No Enemy In sight
Nv company lost thirteen mon
killed and live wounded at the battle
of Fair Oaks. If this percentage had
been followed out through every com.
pany engaged in the battle tie total
loss would have horriiied the world.
II wasn't that we lost four or FIVE men
in this fight, three or four in that
from two to six in third. that finally
worked a complete metamorphosis IN
our company and regiment 1t was
the faugs Of the serpent Of war. the
deadly bite Of the dreaded reptile
which never rests after the alarm Of
war has sounded.
We went TO the front l0l strong.
Before we had even seen Coutcder
crate in uniform We had lost seven
men. A week after the seventh was
buried not one Of us could recall how
nor where the seven had passed away;
The serpent had struck and fever bad
followed, one had gone insane, one
had crept away into a jungle on the
Chickahominy and blown out his
brains. death had come as surely as il
sent from the cannon's month, but
vet il was insidious. A private soldier
In a great army is one OF the grains Of
sand on the seashore. he answers
roll call tonight; tomorrow morning
he is not in line. II his absence is re-
marked il is soon forgotten. lie drifts
away 10 the hospital, dies, is buried,
his name is dropped from the muster
rolls, and in few weeks he is out OF
mind.
We lost eleven men between Fair
Oaks and Aniietam, only one Of whom
died with uniform on. The other ten
were bitten by the unseen serpent OF
war as they lay on the damp earth, as
they drank the waters Of the swamps,
rs they stood guard with the yapor OF
typnus fever floating around them
like smoke. One by one they were
marked "absent" al roll call one by
one they drifted out OF the whirlpool
TO die i'm their beds at Harpers Ferry
| Charleston or Washington. Between
Mcclellan at Antietam and Burnside
M Fredericksburg the serpent OF war
struck his poisoned fangs into four
moro az our men. They had been
foremost in the rush upon the guns;
they had been first at the enemy's
breastworlss; they had been praised
and complimented for their bravery.
Tho serpent crept among them at mid
night, and never an ear heard hiI
movements. He struck them at high
noon in the presence. Of thousmds
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-06-29
Tho OnIwood Handicap.

CHICAGO, June 27.-The Oakwood
handicap was the attraction that drew
10000 spectators to the Washington
park to day, The weather was cool
and pleasant and the track In good
condition, but rot so fast az on the
day previous, owing to the rainfall
last night. The racing all through
was Of the finest description, marked
by the overthrow of most OF the favor.
ties.
Six furlong-Long Bay won, Kate
Malone second; Lizzie B. third; time
kl6.
six fuTlongs-lrene won; Catalpa
second; lie Premier third; time l;lii.
Two-yeAr-olds, five furlongs-Eng-
lish Lady won; Alarm Bell second;
Extravaganza third; time l03.
oakwood handicap, nine fnrlongs-
Kaloolsb won; Bridgellght second; lie
Premier third; time l:54l.
Mile and sixteenth -Frederica won;
ornest Race second; Mirth third; time
1:5O.
Three-year.olds, mile WinningWays
won; Lady Hemphill second; vongeur
third; time l:4i.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-06-29
A STRING OF FATALITIES.
Three BOYS Drowned Three Men Sufiocated
by Gas and One Man B,ownUp,

by Gas and One Man BlownUp.
KANSAS CITY, June 27.-Three boys
from this city, their ages ranging from
l2 to IA years, were drowned in Blue
river at Sheffield. near here this after
noon. There names were: Edward
Camp, Fred II. Brice, aud Frand
Ovitt. They were bathing with a
number Of comrades and got into the
water over their depth. Before assist
ance could reach them they were
drowned. Their bodies were recov-
cred.
Later in the afternoon two other
fatal accidents occurred by which two
men lost their lives. Thos. Linquist,
Jpo. Best, ]. II Winter. Otto Alboch
and Geo. Schultz, laborers. were max
ing sewer connection at the house of ].
NJ. Hobson AT the corner Of Thirteenth
aud Flora avenue, when by mistake
Linquist knocked a hole 10 the sewer
vault and the escaping gas overcome
him so suddenly he died almost in
stantly. Winter and Alboch jumped
/ into the ditch 10 rescue him and they
too were overcome by foul gas. Shult2
finally recovered the bodies of all -four
from the ditch. Winter died this
evening and Alboch is in q terrible
condition.
NJ. Hill, a laborer. was blasting
away the bluff 10 the southeast portion
OF the city this afternoon. The fuse Of
one Of the blasts failed 10 burn proper
ly and Hill approached to examine it.
Just as be stopped over IL tie powder
iguited from the fuse and literally
blew his head off
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-06-29

and never an eye caught sight OF his
loathsome form. We missed them for
a day; hardly longer
Now aud then a man who had been
struck did not die. He fled away--de-
scrted-tAe victim Of a sordid nelan-
chnly, u soldier whose actions were
guided by H." v9garies Of lunacy.
We did not remember him with con-
tempt Every one Of us could feel
how it was with him And others
withdrew 10 the swamps and jungles
aud there lag down 10 die alone or 10
put a sudden end 10 the suHerings
which had become unDearable. We
remembered these men with gentle
ness and sympathy. There were times
when each OF us had to fight back the
same power which they could not re-
slsL
And the serpent crept among Us, no
matter where wc were encamped, and
he demanded lis victim, 10 matter
who was taken, and So { came about
before we sat down in 'front.' OF Peters
burg that our returns rcud.
IAucI Az tastAA .sss'r 80 -
Wounded All discharged ...t.,...............T
Deserted ...,..-. ...............
Sick auI discharged .- --.... .....-...,.... Z
Lticn by the s,rpeut Of war ..-- ........... IS
Thus we Lad only five rlcn left Of
the original hand. and before the sur
render three Of these ha fallen in
action. We~hgd three different cap
tuinS. two First lieutenGnS four sec
onds. four h!t scrgeanls, and the two
sole survivors Of the Original COM
pany, WHO went out rs Pryl,es, had
shoulder straps n year before the war
closed. After the first year We never
numbered over ninety men, and at no
time did We ever fall below sixty,
Recruits kept coming, but the serpent
never rested The missiles Of war
would lave left US almost half the old
company. The fungs Of the serpent
were los mcrciful than the heat and
turmoil Ul batt.e.-Ncw York Sun.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-06-29

A weekly edition II lie. Helena
Juurnal has com" t. hand. 1t Is tx
ccllently gotten ~ aud posses.es iea.
turr- orll linaI IN itself as.d- from the
mst,sr taken from the daily. II will
he lnteFe-liuG 10 many 10 learn rhst I
saws il viii devut- mu II space TO puH.
iihing stories ana sketches. II j. to
be hoped that thVs- VIII be devoted to
the literature Of Munlaus, legendary
aud otherwise. There j. much OF this
that II now dying with II race which
il fact passing from existence and
which ought 10 ns preserved. The com.
m-ndAble euierpri-e Ehirh the Jour
nal has shown IL just What i needed
10 max il immortal.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-06-29
stock un the Reservation,

County Asse,sor lhuml son, uf Gu.
ter county, has been In this .scIioD
during the week inqniring into mat
tiers as to the numbe Of head Of live
stock Oh the Cruw reservation. W.
Tn, mpson IL instructed by the board
Of commissioners Of his county 10 A.
6ess every huOf of stock Oh the ToseT"a
tion, az the commissioners propose to
collect taxes on property there, even If
il IL necessary tn carry the matter he
fore the supreme court Of the United
States. The commissioners o. Custer
hold that the law giving to that county
judicial rights on the Crow reservation
is still in force and therefore being
vested with THAT authority the county
has power TO levy and collect taxes on
that strip Of country. On the other
baud stock owners claim that by res-
son of their paying rent to the Indian
department for grazing privileges they
are exempt from taxation. The pro-
ceedings OF the fight will be watc he'd
with much interest, as IL tends to for
ever settle a question of vital import
ance, both 10 he counties adjoining
the reservation and the livestock
owners. GuZ-tte.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-06-29

Particular Eoardcr-This dsh. wait
eF
Truthful Waiter proupllyl-Was
killed tins morning.
Particular Boarder approvlnglyl-
You did right 10 kill it,
Truthful Waiter unquiringly)-Yes,
siri
Particular Boarder (firmly)-Be-
cause il had been ashore so long it
had forgot how TO swim and would
have drowned if ever il went 10 sea
again. -Burdette in Brooklyn Eagle.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-06-29

An original method Of wrealing
vengeance Uu an unfaithful lover
has been adopted by deceived dam
sci. Tie man was a tailor and the
woman a cook, who, when sb heard
that the gay deceiver had {. en- her
up for a spruce dressmalier. armed
herself with a pair of big scissors and
a bottle Of vitriol, and proceeded 10 the
lodging of the false hearted swain.
What She would have done had she
met the tailor in flesh can only be
connected in a vague and speculative
manner, but il happened that he was
out, 50 she set 10 work on his Sunday
clothes. These she pulled out of the
wardrobe where they lay, strewed
them on a table and cut them into
ribbons with her scissors. She next
sprinkled vitriol over the lot and
treated the tailor's socks, shirts and
pocket handkerchiefs to vicious
douches of the same corrosive sub
stance. Then she went away salts
fed. but was arrested, according 10 a
legal phrase rather appropriate TO the
circumstances. 'at the suit of the
tailor London Telegraph.
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Found Guilty,

hT. PAUL, Juue 27.-The jury In the
trial OF Beckman and Peterson, the
insane asylum attendants who were
accused Of the murder of the patient,
Coombs, ailer being out four hours,
at lOo'clock tonight reported a ver-
dict against Beokman OF manslaughter
In the second degree, and against
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-06-29
An rarl IS an Engineer.

Baron de Winton, Of Shropshire.
England. was forced to fee his native
land on account Of heavy obligations
he had contracted in gambling and
on the turf. While on ;hs continent
he LOST over S250.0Oa. and his financial
affairs being greatly mixed up, he
csme TO this country 20 escape the dis
agreeable task OF settling and meeting
bis father For a while he managed
10 i've quite elegantly in Brooklyn,
but sfter long spree found himself
penniless. Then ne accepted posi-
lion Us engine driver on the Jersey
City road. Here he worked for some
time, became very popular with MS
comrades. and by very yiItlous life
managed 10 save enough money to
pay his passage home.-New York
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The prnner Nnnrisl,ment.

First Dude-Deah fellow, weally
delighted TO see you looking so well
again. You are absolutely woSy and
wobust. What did itl
Second Dude-Me doctah. He put
me on a westoahtive diet you know.
Won't let the eat anything but in
fants' pweparcd food, Building me
wight up. -Pittsburg Bulletin.