Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-07-25
NEWS NOTES.

nro,;, ahlv axnsndaI in improyinp the
G.IlowstEne river
| The state depart ment has been in
formed that yellow fever has made its
appearance i'm Colon.
,h,
| seTer1 run "',' ',, ,i,n ,u,I' me-, ia
great damage to growing crops.
| nj Hartman u, Ohio has been ap-
,o;nt.d ch;ef ri tho division OF ac-
c"mnts in ths oeneraI land office.
department has complet ed the new de-
tatled drawing for the new 2,OOO-ton
cruisers ., 10 and II.
u- - -, ,ha ,r..s,,y has
| Lns sec.c.! W. ~ ~ Iand
az New orleans; ey WIS" 'o W ="
'h'ha VIA IA" ''"''''e''
Charles OIds, who killed Emil Weber,
ut Portland, Or, has been convicted
OF murder in the first degree. Both
;"s a ia ,ar,,;,,,
A fight took place at fu~r'o i"i
Aqua, Mexico, between thirty smusg'ers
and force oil custom house GUARDS
IN wh'ch TWO guar"s an" '"'oe '"'"s
Serious charges have been preferred
against Postmaster BLAIR at orsho
Rapids, Mich, ana also against a.
Hudson, formerly ch'e' clerk "' '"e
ra'iway h'''' serN"e'
An application mas been inaue u.
Alaska Tor the locatloh OF oe'"c"
ment OF troops III tnat .err;.'''' """
the request is being cohsiuere"'
T,,o sr.;oh, trains on the Missouri.
Kansas X Texas coiitie" he"r Doon
vile, MO, kiilihg lou heau VI c"..'
and demOllsh'ng pom eng't,es All"
twenty-One cars. LOSS Sf"'""'
M
MISS pertna 'Ie''u' nSe" 20 ~ 's
the leading families OF KenOsha, Wis,
were drowned in Lake Michigan by the
upsetting OF skiff on the 18th inst.
Judge Jameson oi '"'cago over
ruied tne hoI'oh 'or ne" .i'a' :" ."e
OF divorce in favor cf Leslie Carter.
Mrs. Carter will appeal to tine appel
late court.
JOh r. beggs, ihdictei LOT coHhP'r'.!
IN the CrOnln murder n'suc ai'c,no'
on bail, this time to Judge Altgeld OF
the criminal court. The application
was refused
|
superintendent oi tensus ror,sr mas
appointed Edward stanwoou o, DOS
n snec;aj agent TO collect the satisfies
of cotton manufact,res throughout
tho Tn;taJ states
The contest over the property of the
late Thomas II. Blythe has com
menced i'm San Francisco. The prop
erty involved is valued at 81 ,OOO.OoO,
aud the claimants number over two
hundred persons.
The case OF Wicklsiie's executors vs..
Breckenridee's heirs, which has been
in the courts since 1911, and in which
Henry Clay had some interests, has
been settled in LeNingt on, Ky, mi favor
OF the defendants.
SIMON Era'I anu rert,''Anu a.
Dreer' Oh fhiiaueiphia own .ie iaie.s'
ana most Naluapie coiiec.ioii oi au.o
graphs IN the country, NJ "ra,< So,-
lection is worth So",ooo anu MI
preer thre- times ~ "'u''''
loint STOCK company has "esl
organizeu III i'ohoo', WHICH - III 'uc
ha'urc oi ,r"s'; ''' 'ne
the principal pr'ch !ar"S III VI"
STATES, Inc !"r"s at ''e' ','''' -"'"''
nave aiready peeh p''i'iase"'
Reports from Cherokee strip on the
Hath inst. say that Texas fever is
Inlnyine havoc with the cattle there
IFortv head were seen dead in one pas
lture YESTERDAY, and in others from
seven to twenty-five carcasses were
living around Hundreds of cattle are
diving at Oklahoma, and they predict
lthat not "A hoof will he taken from
'"e'e =" ''e '''''' ''' '''''' ''''''' ''''
r ID Whreler of Nanistee. Mich. one
nj IN. most nrominent salt manuiac-
turers i'm the ives, gives an outline of
III. nl,,ns of the uroposed interna-
lt;onaI soIt trust association. which
will be orpanized with "A capital oi
; SoO. OOO. 900 and he incorporate eel un-
der the laws of New York. The asso-
citation will begin business jan. l,
$40. Burt. the defeated candidate
for governor OF Michigan, will he the
first president. stock worth S3,OW.-
600 will be held by English capt. alists.
Albert Bullow was hanged az l.ittle
Falls, Minn., on the l3th INST. III
which prescr,bes that the execution
shall take place between l and u. IN.
. The law also provides that no news
, papsr shall publish ANYTHING but the
bare announcement of hangings, but