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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
3ufIu6tsmitteI.

pud iast: ,,Dr weies Rann, pelhu si-
nen acbitnpdssu fabri, mue ~ Sriir unt
gBnIer leine 3uiIuht nsbnien, ebeufp gut mic
sin Ntgtr, ptlder ben Gag bsr peibslis."
Mbtr Al efu lcneubarffn Dingen pire i3u-
ilutbt genemmen, ptnu eiu Wdnn fTanf tpire.
glatiirIih MIL ct feinen Nrst ptnislirns
nidi i'm anfane. gspEbnli6 ssbt fr ua&
eiHfm logfnannien Sdlrpn unb ninmt einen
3runL pfl6er ibn sin wenis Ssririrrt madt
70 edb sr nod tinsn ntmnlf uHo forimt hann
srbtiitrt nab 5duls in eer Beinuus, CT iti
furirt.
gIm nSttlfm MOrssu rpadt fr nit aopf-
ihmn;en, bSpptlt 70 iblimm mic is aupor, nit
einem fiettrbaftfn une pertimmtfn @ffiible, er
sniihlifBt ii6 etipas anbfrts ~ seduhfu.
Gr uimmi tine Doiis RON mas sr seraes i'm
Sauls bat-rin ester-grneurn, glitren,Gsr-
bunlftr oesr Sfr,-gnsrSBTtr-nnc ttmsrtt
sugtih, ptnn Ct mprgen nibt btiItr ftble,
perer rr fir rinrn glrjt f9iden.
Ydhffu Mpraen liest er frnnf i'm Bette, tsr
glr,t tpirh gfruftn, iiIiifli ben appf, rerIhnibt
,pei cher hrei pfrlhifefne Scrien Msobin
naG itintm msehintiben @Iauben. beitebt ea-
bel absr iists auf poalfdnpigfr 9inbe, uuo eab
Der Araufr fir Spfi 0cdfn nibt nah lrinsm
@tfddftr sfbsn bari cher bic 8plstn mpGtfn
srnlf psresn.
Gr Iieet pirfid cine gBc6e cher iebn 5aas
int Bette, ltine @tnelnng mirp eurh cine
Wsnge Stilmiitsl peH0gfrt une Rem StpuBt-
iein, eaB iein @si6Gft wdbnub leinsr gltps-
itnbtii ~ 6irunhr 9sbt. gStnn sr fd I6lisB-
lid piser bsraus lhlsppi iinbef or, sab lsins
6nmilie fb alles bic auf pas HUtbpsnpigff
sum esbtn zine 3eit lang Ysriaaeu mub, nm
bic Z cetrr-Jtthnuns tfjablfn uno 8fIbfiItr
ungsn im 0Ifld1fie maiden su fEnnsn.
giun mare IS fir eieim Mnhu am plnBs
atpsirn, iih zine blol6s ppn efr nsuen Spris,
gluaenebmtn @tIdmnd Sinsgar Biiisrs ,u
faufen, obale ais or bic erltn aepfibmsrifn
prigiiris, uno jrsi 9bI5Hsl ppa baSUu ~ nsb-
men. 3psi pesr erri Salb DOien, ,psi Gage
prn tindnber, naheem bic srls Dolls sspirti
battle, niireeu ibn grbfilt unb ieiur aranfbsii
ptrbiiirt babsn, iOpis ben babur6 eniifanesneu
@floperluf.
Der Iann puBis biss nidt. cher mic 9ts-
der aslast babsn piirbe, feline gorii6t mar
nidt 10 gut ME irins Nabi6t Sin anSres
Mal pire titler Mann gsuau pilitn mas ~
ibun, nm S6meBen, 3sit unb @irle ~ lparfn.
gleur Sprtr, 9Ingenfbmen 6iei6mad Yiue-
gar 9ititrs it rin arpBartissr Slutninissr,
abfibrsnp unn jidrfenp. enibGlt pepu gIlicbcl
noR Opium, bat siErn bbbif anssnehmrn 6jt-
Tub, une piirpe sinsm SGnsliug niesie ftsa.
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
sAtpinsfnd,t acheilt.

einsm aIteu arste. Der bon Der aBrngis gu.
riidgsjogsn lebt. nntoe Surt sinen oitinOiidsn
Wifiiondr Die Beihrcibuua zines eiufaden be.
aetnbiliiden 9eilmiitsls fur ole ihnelle uno
oausrHee 2eilu' BON auuseuidpinOfabt
8ronditis. 9atadrb aitma uno allen paIs,
uno eungeutrnntbsiten ausssbintist aud
Elm Mitttl fur poiitiUs. raeicale seilnne BON
@eruenidwdde unb allen Nerbeutranfbsitsn.
Rndbtm Der Soitor bic unnOerbareH ptilfrif
ten in taiisue 6dIlen erprnbt bate. eradiete
er es fir ieiue gfIidt oas WIttel feinen IsiOsn-
Den Witmeuiden befdnnt 81 MAIDEN. Bon
oielem Moiip uno @unit gstrieben banostc
er. SD ieuoe oieies Hsjept gang toitenfrti, an
Aae Die 90 piinidm In osntiaer, snaliiher
nno tranS0fider SpFahe nit boiler auptiiuno
Der pfrfteIuua uno ots gsbraufs. Seuos
aoortiie uno 8riefmarte bsjsbe Old anf oieis
3eitung uuo i'd ienoe ts iofori. VI. VI.
OtoDes. i49 pousrs 9lod, Hodeiter. q y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
GBiifesbarre wad,ridteu.

- Die @oroners Surp BAT ben 1iarl
9ins bon Beaper Brpot, BEL SasIetou,
Sss MorbeS ausefIast. Sing bebaups
tet, feline 6rau babe itarf eetrunfen unb
als iie an benz bsipubten 9lbeno mad
siueimaIiser 9luforbsruns fem Nbsnb'
eiien fir ibn inndte, babe er ie in einem
9ornanfalIe mibbanbeIt.
= DIe 2userne County 6nir 1T BON
24.-27. Sept. in @pomins, bieienise
bon Dallas bonn 2.-4. OitOber.
= Bei benz 8eriu6. bel 9Ipmuutb
nuf einen 8abnsus su iprinsen, fisl am
Samitas Dlorsen Der 10 Sabre aIts
poIe Stebo DlOrris unter Die 8doer,
eS iparb ibm elm 8ein bonn 9Drper ges
trennt uno er erbielt anbere 8erlebuns
gen, Senen er mad einisen Stunoen srs
lag.
= 5rau Sreb. ". Gauer itarb am
pfontag letter 9Bohe in ibrer Wobn'
une, 9lp. III SeottitraBe, nah fursei
9rdnfbeit am Nerpenfieber. Die 8ers
itorbene mar cine 9odter bes @iruben.
aufiebers GoiparS 9ahn bon Ylpmoutb.
25 Sabre alt uno srit snei DlOnatC
berbeirutbet. et.-Gin in ben N6feniperfer
dnseiteIlter iunser Mann namens Senrt
9Itinslins erIaS am Diittpo9 oerieIber
9ranibeit.
= yla6 oem neuen Abrebbuh fanr
man bic 8epBlfsrung unIerer Stab
auf $4,000 Seelsn I6dben.
= Wieine 9eber funftipnirte nid
mebr redt. 9as Ghen tpoate MID
mebr idmeden. sd ssbraudte Or
\ 4ueuIt 9bnig's Snmbureer Tropfsr
unb in furser 8eit mar i6 fpie6er ppGr
! itdnbis berseftellt. Sieb, 148 9lnr
breius Strabe, 8odeiter, q. ..
= 8eim 8aoen i'm SusquehannI
ertranf am Dlittipo6 9tbeno nabs gIp
mcutb Elm l2idbriser 8nabe numcn,
Sobn gIpres.
: Nit einem 3apitaI bon s12, ,00t
ipuroe Iebte gSode bic Dallas 8eien
fabrif So. inforpptirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
ans benz Obereu xbale.

-9ie 9lrbeiten an Der neuen Scran.
ton & 5oreit Giip Sabn iperoen LIBERAL
nit @ifer betrieben. Bel Didion gitp,
Pedpille, 98intOn, 9lrdbalb uno Sers
mpn iinb Observation-Disclosures tbdti0
init bem 9tipelIiren Der 8abultrede unS
BrideHbau ufo @ fplr6 p6rausfhtIidj
ni9t mebr Ianse Oauern, bis bic 9abn
boasnoet 1T.
GarbOHbale.-gln allen 9obIenipers
fen uno ionit iiberaa iiuo bier neuers
oinss @eIoer eeiammslt iporoen ,ur
@riinouns eines SoipitaIes fur 8erllns
sIddte uno foipeit iinb bic Grtrdse bsrs
art seipeien, bab Oas llnternsbmsn ses
Iidert erf6eint.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08

= Der ean9e @eldaftsibeil ber
Staot SPOKANE SAILS. i'm 5erritprium
gBpoming, brannte Sonntag 9eabt nies
Der unb Der 8erIuit an @igentbum tuiro
auf sl4, 900. 900 seiddbt. Das Seuer
brad 9lbenoS Z llbr in einem 9olthauIe
an 3aiIrpao 9lpenue aus uno pbffon
eas 5eueroepartemsnt raid sur Stsae
mar, fonnte ipenis sstbun iperben, ba
es an gSalier mangelte. Die SLAMS
men breiteten iid auf anitobenoe Sob.
eebduoe aus unb ipranssu ii6er bic
Strabe mad oem Rub Souie unb Dem
paelfic 9utel. lin oisIe .3eit bate Iid
elm itarfer g9inb erboben, Der bic ssIams
men su elnem Ortane nnfdhte uno ale
slnitren8unsen Der 5euerpebr bcif=
nungslos madte, ia, es baIf aud nidts,
oab man beritie6sne @ebduoe in bic
9uft iprenete. Die .3erft6runs iuaro
in brei Stun6en boaenoet un6 nur Gin
ein;iser @sibdftsblod, oas Crescent
@ebduoe, itebt nod. Dort baben aud,
fiinf bon cen iieben serIt6rten 8anien
am nddifen Gage ipisbsr ibre @sIddfte
erDffnet. Der Supelintenoent Der g2aIs
itriperfe fpiro fir oas llnaliid berants
pUrtIid aeniadt, Oa er aus Der StaSt
uno bic Waidinen nubsr Oronung ipas
ren.
: gu @bitebaH. in Sainois, unS
ggariaiu uno aeOiut. in Soipa, lit bic
blutiee 3ubr spieemii6 aufaetreten unS |
Bat felt 6em 30. SUM- 80 DIFFER aefor.
bert. Dbfhon Die glerste aIes tbun
mas in ibren 9rdften ftebt, iteinen lie
3esentber hem nmfggreifen Der QranE.
peit madtIOs. Grtpadienen unb 9ins
bern 1T bic &ranfbeit gIeid aefabrIih.
- 9as neue Sobnsioipn ica auf ben
obben erbaut tperoen; bic ,,Gambria
Sron Co." Bat sroBen @runbbeFb am
DObsr Sieel, tpeitIid bon Der alien
5taot, uno ioq Die neue Staet BON bem
Centrum Der alien ben SdaeI binaug
ebaut ipereen, cine Sirede bon 6rei
8ierteI DisiIe bort f6nnen 500 gder
lamb in Cots ausgelegt iuernen. Der
in ben 9Rieoerungen ipilrbe
aourd beoeutsnb am 9Gertb berIieren.
)as Snformationss Burenu maht Bee
INIT, oab bon ben ca. 80, 600 Beipobs
ern ees DiItritts Dor Der 9eimiuduna
od %, $50 am 2ebsn ituo, 10 bab bic
abI Der Yermibten uno pabrIdeinIib .
ooten CLIO betrdBt.
- f5iir RbfHmaiismns, 9ifnraaia, str1mbft 4
ID slelif iibertriift fsiu Wlitfl Or. EtpnIas' 3
firildfs StI. s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08

= 0idarb Guif, Der in @IeueIanb,
D.. arbeitete uno beher 5amiIie bier
ipobnt, ipurbe Nlittipo6 giadt burH
einen nnfaa eet5otet.
- SeIm 9obIenIeIen an Der .. 8. &
gs. 8abH bel 9lap 9Ius ipurbe Der go
Sabre uIte 9lntbonp Gallagher bon go.
6 am Dienitas Dlorsen iiberEabren upb
9etbbtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08

GisIsssn an Mabifpn, RonrOs unb auinev
apsnuts in Dnnmcrt, ;tpiiben Wiarion unb
Ntp yerf Strabsn. Die preilt pariirsn ron
$3.50 bic $500. Die Gage ID bod uub ssfunb
nne bic eofs fisissn jsbsnfuls ralt i'm gBertbs.
Ndbnts In eititr Sifies.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
3u berfaufeu:

5aus unp Gdlct as tti i50 8ub, 925 pres.
eclt Npenue. GIuir 9ruhtb6umr uup ausgt.
isiGnsie Ndurtbtn. 8cdpfsu unb ME psrls.
etHbsr Srunufn. Ydbrts BET aug. 9rsf
fel, am plaBt In pttersbura.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
3u nerfaufeu .

Die Dairy aitdeu Gbfubs. 227 @aIbins-
ton apenus, Snanton, pa. Die fsinifs g.
fubs in SnantOn, unp cine quite @sl91fts-
atltssnbfit. G'uts Crime gum 8erfauffn.
Spre6t ppr Oesr I&rtibt psstn n6bsrfm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
SRpbnff6tte IN perfomfeu.

Gin Sans NIT pitr 3immsrn pne hrti Nfsr
eanb, mfif urbar uub anstpaaHii nit so ptr-
ldifbsneu SbifbdumeH unb 800 9raubrn-
if6fsn; Siaa fir lsts stihs unb iffintruts
5ibnfbaus fir $50 Sibnn; sutts @aGr
unb gtniissnb. Gjtfssn am Ne 9srsr, 49,.
@drb, ndbs BEN Rslrppir. 9ilis fur baar
oefr auf 5nniinf.
25 9BilbtIm Saepbs.
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Don Netersbnra.

= Serr Sobom 3i6tcr I6idte fdr1.
lid ieinem gisffen SenIeI in Sainois,
ipeIder in ben Gbeitanb trni, Elm @es
ident bon s25. Ridtsr's @eiunbbsit
1T isbr gut unO er sebsnfi iie nod Sabre
lang gut su baIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
3u perfaufeu:

25 biibf6t Gets bsi eaft @incla. bic bhtI6s
fen bsim yafs; ptresn billis perfauft, ba i'd
HaR hem Wslftn ssbt. 6iir udberts ptnbe
man Iit an D. M. 5tssler, 227 gDaIb-
ineicn Apsnue, Serahton.
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3u perfaufeu: :

Saus une Got Ode BON 5arrilcn apenus
unp Slipt Sirabt; Got so bei 100. @lsftri.
i4s Babu riutn balbtn 9Icd sntfnnt. guf
htm plas ju trfraern BON 8 3. GampbeIL.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
Rerae6f ni6t.

baB man ieeusftl bic heafn wrribfiIe beim
eaHffspH Eal@fH- unb panputrfu, @@nnf.
i&fn, @iIbfrpaarfn &c. BET
4ree m a n
ntalteu fann. Gin erceer uue slegantr Bcr.
ratt bsr iiiueffn @uRer auf biz IpIibeft arl
perffrtigl, fertw6brsub bprrdibig; alf ptr-
fauftfn glrtiffI pfrbtn saraniiri.
Heparaturen an ilbrtn unb 9uptIfn
wirt lpsiieiie gIufmfrtIamffii tribeilt.
Sm Stpre ptrb Dentf6 Q e
prp&tH. g.. gB. freeman j.
1896 endandnna Nv. 8aafp paus Blcd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-08
GbarIeS Sebla9er,
3ealeigent1nm 8rofer,
3I7 Sprnff Sfrafs, Sfrattou,
nshen BEN ModenbIntt.n

GO piro uns frluen. SanHultiee bel ms ~
teben @enn on
uerbtf1ertes ooer unberbeffertes
ES@ Giseutbnm -6a
taufen piIlft, mir iOnuen Did jnfrieoeu fteleu
Biait ou bertanffn. 70 III % andb lu 6sinem
8ortbeiI bel mir uOrJuiprsden. SsIepbon.
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8aupIdte an perfaufeu.

ipirb ssrIanst nm has gSdsrstf6Gft gu trlsr.
nen, bel N. euB, Duumpre.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-30

la the convention on Saturday the
question of a temporary location for
the state capital came up and after
much diminishing for other localities
a vote was taken on the proposition Of
Warner OF Butte to locate IL at Ana
conda aud TO the surprise Of everybody
the proposition carried by a vote OF 81
20 a The ease with which this result
was accomplished has given the peo-
pie Of Helena no small concern and
though the papers affect TO regard IL
Ms a CONVENTION Joke, they treat it,as a
very serious matter, in putting forth
the claim that the convention has no
power u fX Che seat OF state govern
ment Ip this they are ma doubt cor
rect, Int tie vote 81 Saturday may
prove 10 be The handwriting on The
wall 20 far ~ Helena is concerned.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-30
smoke The Cause.

The -ugg stion made by persons
about towr as published in sundays
issue hat the hozs which slfected be
atmosphere was smoke tTom the Ceur
uIAl,Ie country is borne out oy later
uew.. 90 Saturday ~ the cities OF
the west were overriding with huze;lt
M'rspp!a the atmosphere was mo e
heavily charged with the yvpor than
elst where, and the tear wa also an
uprsasant feature. Tnr Mis-oalan
stait Is ia reference 70 tee cause the fol-
loving:
~ i well kunWn that in ihe CeOr
a Acne mountoins fire. have been
ra Ing aud that the citizens " several
town have been compelled to fight
th4 hames. i II the tbsCry that tie
snbke from To Cmuf d A en- coun-
NY has ben waited In his direction
wlich. added {, that from the fires
near the city, hldth effect o. produce
ing Yesterday very unpleasant haze.
Draughts uf no. air were features
which added TO the discomfort Of the
citizens"
Yester lay the air Of Miles City was
not so ladened with tn haze as for the
two DAYS previous, and Il is 20 be
hoped the fire. are abaiing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-30
A TRAGIC AFFAIR.
..--
. Best Man Runs OFF with q
Bride md Msrries Her
in Secret.
Then He Returns and Exchanges
Shots with the Would-b be
Groom The Woman Shot.
An EIoremsnt win a Traged,

CHICO, Cal July 27.-An elope-
ment, which occurred here a few days
ago, eliminated in n tragedy here this
afternoon. A wedding was to have
taken place last Monday between a
young man named Raymond Bierce.s
San Francisco Journalist, and Mi,s
Eva Adkins, a beautiful young lady
IL Yeas IL ge. B~ierce's most init.
mate friend was a handsome young
man named Neil Hnhbs, and he was
TO have acted a. best uan at the wed.
ding CEREMONY. The day before the
marriage was 10 occur Miss Adkins
left Ter home snd went to 4 neighbor-
ing town with HUbh-, where they
were married. They returned here
next day, and this evening prepared
TO mike call unon the brides mother
Mrs. Bairny. BleTce heard OF the In.
ten led Witt aud weut 1 Mrs. Balrny's
houar before thero, When Hnbb.sns
hts wife arrived he entered the parlor
aud flied 1T Hubhs w,th a revolver.
Hubs tell TO the II wr but also drew q
revolver nod fired. Four -hots apiece
we're flied when HUbls ran ont or the
ruom. Biefre chcu rlAcsd a revolver
Ia Mrs. Hubls' head, IND cling n se.
we're but not dangerous wouDd. Hubhs
Fe-enierpd The room and beat Bierce
10 the foot with tie revolver. Blprce
thea dragged himself mo an adjoin-
ing rJon, PLACED a pistol q his head
and blew hi- brsin- out. Bierce also
rec iV,d Two bullet, 90 his body,
Hub, wrs Shot In the abdomau, the
bullet Pc eIraiin" the spleen. His Re.
cCyery i-dOuhuUl. Mrs. Bat5ny was
placed under 8rrtst under suspicion Of
being Implicated or having preyious
knowlcdgg Of the plot OF B:rrce a%gpinsl
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-30

Might Have Been Another Forest Fire.
Prof. Bach states that a few days
ago 4 rancher named Preller, while
cutting wood in the pine timber abou,
fifteen miles cas-, of Miles City .discoy-
cred a dense volume Of smoke rising
from the timber a short distance OF
and perceived also several men close
IN il. He thought them some fello "
who were setting the woods afire for
mere mischief, an I concluded that be
would have to have some trouble vita
them. He went up To the SPOT from
whence the smoke was is.u aug and
found several trees on fire, aud the
men engaged ia e~ndeavoring { pat it
out. Tne Tree, had been set "a FIRE
b. lightalng, AS It was just 4 ter a
rain shower ani from he paTt % the
tree which where burning ,hs dire
could no nave originated IA saw % 'her
way. Mr.. Preller jbin4d in All by
tbe,r united Ell ,r's the Dire wss ext a.
guiS-i; nJf, however, without Lnch
difficulty.
There w.. sun .iant iop there II is
stated, - hLv4 1T tls winnie woods
aallze, aud We ms1l lbra have hsd
q forest Dire TO the eostoi "a, q. we as
yue 10 th- west.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-30
Nearly Lost IL.

A. b. Thornburg, of the Miles City
aud Spearfish stage route, states that
while one of his new drivers, who had
but M arm, was crossing
Powder river coming toward Miles
City in a blackboard, The vehicle was
upset by the force OF The current OF the
swollen river aud washed some dir
lance down the stream, With hep
from the shore, the horses were safely
gotten out, but the vehicle bad to re-
main in the river all night, until the
water fell sufficiently to allow mea
to get In end work at 1t. There were
no goods in the blackboard, so moth
Ing was lost, aud save the breaking OF
one wheel no damage was done'
Mr.. Thornburg states that hesS7
rains nave recently visited the eastern
portion Of the territory along the Da-
kota line, there being a spell OF ten
| day in which IL rainod tor u greater OF
lesser period every twenty-four hours
He says crops ia western Dakota wit
be good.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-30
Back from a Janut.

Col. Swaine and Adjutalt Kell,
with a number of men, went out n few
days ago TO look at the spot where the
several garrisons would camp during
the encampment which Is TO be at or
near Stortville. They were gone sew
eral days aud returned to the post
Sunday. They did not get as far as
Stoneville but only reached Powder
river, when finding it high and diff
cult tn cross, they returned and will
probably not start out again until toe
garrison is ready to move toward thu
encampment. They selected, how
ever, the line Of march as far as tn
river.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-30
Hurt Has Foot.

"Uncls' j. w. Cole, the drsym ~,
met with a painfII accident yesterday
at the railroad station. He had bis
I am u 10 The door of a freight car
which he aud Chas. Larsen were EN-
gagged in unloading, loading the con-
telts of the ear on the wagon, An
engine came past and tue horse a.,
which are young aud scarry, com
meDced 70 scaniper aud Mr. Cole rs1
to the head Of the widest one; 1t COM
menced To paw aud kick and while so
doing trend upon one of Mr.. Coles
feet, mashing it badly but not -eriJus~
ly. Some by-siandeI- ran 10 The
horses and 80 secured them ~ 10 pre-
ventthem from running away. Mr.. Cole
was removed To his home, where he
will probably be confined tor a week.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-30
lie Didn't sppoar.

Samuel Mitchell, The negro who Is
alleged to have snatchcd a p~ocketbook
containing fifteen dollars out Of the.
hhndsgf James Kianey, was put on
trial yesterday before Judge Schwartz
and Jury, and several witnesses were
examiHed Kinney, upon whom the
prosecution relied 20 convict its man
did not show 40 and after smcetihcr
ough resrch fpr hin about tpwnsit
was concluded that he. had skipped
out over Spnusy, John Fairfield ,wtso
represented ths prossoutlon, called IA
- cApIas for bis arrest, and upon mo-
ton the court postponed the continu-
y .sirofssJ s'lsdoilq vol 40 aslbII
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CHURCHES,

EInmEnucl Church TIhcJphD Palmer st. Sci.
Gee seuduYs &c $3.50 a. m and 1850 g. m. Wa
nsfall, rector.
Raptist Churrh-Win. -. WogkS, acting iastor
Preaching Survives nurday al ID ., az, aua 81 M
srsbe sud Prayer Nesiing, Melugsday a. 40 y
a.. A cordial invitation ~ al.
Msihodit Ch~uTch-Strsicos kHaday, 10 A. 10
.Ar .. ~. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
rs. p. Lowry. pastor
Presbyterian Chnrch--scrglUcs Suucay " o. m.,
iis0 D. "a. To Armstrong, post0f,
thn en- OF sttTri H,nf, rstl0l,- Crl,es
tsery fret and third SUNDAY q The month. tlgh
Mas u in.& A D. sunday school ht = D. m
Vesrsls ana lencdicii,n 10 5,ol " m.
FkTlEED, HAUWrLYE.
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CHICAGO mARKrr nEpoRTs.
sale. 10y ). Wood q son.

CHICAGO, July 29-LSrecnl To the
fouRNAL- THE fo lNiug ealtle were
snid here To-day: Pratt & Ferris l0i
Montana hali-bfeeds weighing ll7l
az 81 %; 81 Weighing lllG Bt $40.
Murphy Cattle COMPANY, l50 Montana
Il. Exams weighing. ll47 NJ 1895; l57
weighing IT'S at S3.25; q tails weigh.
ing 1900 at S2.75. Receipts 1900; $500
of these are Texans.
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40. H.-plsi,icn Nc. lmee's arsi AaJ second
sundays cfeach manih.
K.of H.-Mouts Hrst mi third Wednesdays AZ
t.tlp M, 10 Old fCllows' Hall
A.E&A M-YOllowstone Lodge, 10, &c, hr7l
and third Wednesday,.
X. A. M-IelOwst0ne Chapter, No. 5, second
THURSDAY IN each mouth
X. T.-Damascus Gommsnisry ,'ourh Thun'
tsys.
1. o. o. F.-Custor Lodge, No. 10, every
Mclday ri their hall.
A. o.. q. F-sentlnai E~ncanpment, No. 8, trsi
and third Friday.
X. Of P~.-Crpsader Lodge, No. : Thursday
evenings al Odd Fellows Hall.
g. X. Of A.-Milcs City Branch, every sunday at
X. Of L-First and third Saturdays.
GA. R.-u. :. Grant Post, No. IL, FIRST and
-ahird Tuesdays,
10. q. F.--star Of the West, No. "A, every
friday evening.
s. ofv.-6ibson Camp No. 4. Meets 6rst and
hire Mondays OF each month at Good Templars
4
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r. j. Alien IL in from his rnucb 90
Powder river. He states TAFT the
range in Gis de r,et shows little indi-
cation, Of rec D. ram, ina u Il dry
and that The grass Is not extra fine.
They have had .nme heavy rains IN
certain spois, but they resembled
cloud burst mo1e than Ordinary ana
proper rains, The rain fel' 90 greet
qtiaptiJies FOR a few tuinu'es md Then
ceased, the area Of the water tnil no.
Teacbing over i've miles square.
Thesr, be state, ATE whist HAYS caused
the recent rise In Tong &c aud Powder
rivers, but even the small district.
where this immense quantity Of water
has fallen, have received but little
benefit from them, for II ran right of
into the streams which carry 1t 10 the
rivers. The cloud-bnrst or heavy
rainfall on Hanging Woman a Short
while ago was perhaps the heaviest Of
these aqueous violations.
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Ing ofthe trial until to-day. Deputy
Sheriff Davis started out west last
night ter his man. aud II ne II found
lie viii be- brought 10 tDwn aud held
10 JAN unit the trial comes up which
will b" in the afternoon at > o'clock.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-30
Faulty Educator,

one OF the paramount requisites Of
au artist Ia depicting scenes Of dally
life il a~thorough knowledge 81 details,
without which Che mos, carefully
drawn skelcb, hoWevee.ltistic In It's
treatment, becomes laughing sioct
This fact was never moro lorcibly eK-
enplided nor ludlcTously apparent
than IN the lss issne qL ERpk Les
lies, where a nI)i lAge ts devoted TO
the fnudrattoh " the interior OF a
fashionable gambling ~ AT Long
Branch. The scene chosen by the
artist IL aiafo game In fuii play the
treatments OF the details OF which can
not but excite tne risiufiltis 81 the
we'll informed gpa.tiop over the alb
sepce Of a cok.oouy which may OF
may not be an Indispensable In fash
ionable club houses. we popae " the
arrangement Of the "lay-out'h Ehis
IA csrisinly unhaus and would bothel
the most experienced player IN flac'
Ing me tstss , Directly M isont sfa ,bt
~ 49, % 'fts tusa 90 n ynldfssk qis
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Gamenes. Indicated hr cnlnr.

Many people might smile if I "a d
that a horses color wss a. index To
his pamsneA, but soeh is th- case, Ne
| have from experience, lays u Weller
iLary surgeon. / have closely noted
this fact and have had an opportunity
~ Judge, having performed thousands
OF operations on horses, some OF theui
sufficiently painful 10 test the game
ness ofths suGjec', I have iOlud that
the m0sl strait coward. amoue liorsps
are sorrels and the game-t bruce bays
or browns. Some tiue sgo | yyr-
formed an operation on a pair OF
chestnut -or'eis aud they groaaed Ike
human bHi g. A bay Or brown viii
usually sgies wifhour s uoi e OF a0y
kind, iast rolling il, big cyts ~ au ap-
pealing way which l. almost human
in lie intensity, Cray abd while
botses. rs a rub, are not pscliculariy
game.-Cbicago Tribune.