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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

HoRRBLE work was made IN hanging
young Hillman in New Jersey. Accord
ing 10 the reports "the moose failed to
tighten and the rope slipped around on
the wretched mans neck. He grOaned
and shrieked and his cries could almost
be distinguished as ne struggled with
his arms and finally succeeded IN suffi-
cienty freeing his hands TO almost
reach the rope. Haugman Nanhise
stood by reaching up to the moose and
finally succeeded III getting It around
so that the weight of the body rested
on the throat and life was slowly
strangled out of the man." There -
no excuse for such bungling. But the
sympathy for the murderer IS very
much blunted by the recollection that
ne admitted that he killed his victim
with a hatchet, robbed him OF Sl1.2O,
hauled the body out of the house and
threw it into a creek, and that the night
before his execution he assisted the
workmen IN building his own seafold.
1t often Occurs-almost ike Il retribu-
tion-that such hardened brutes die
hard upon the scaIOld.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

How DOTH the busy 3, improve the
shining hours -Blruum, Buffalo Bill.
BOulangar and B.smarck-tO drive
away ssnui from European powers.
The biggest organ and the funniest
monkey draw thc crowd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

MCkiNLEY seems % he making some
thing of a still hunt for the Speaker
ship. III some ot the other candidates
KIN off one another, he VIII be ready to
come .n on tine home stretch.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16
10 .In.ak kInERs.

Aay subsoriDer % ihE TELEGRAM
HERALD ~hO falls 20 receive the papa
rsgalariss or who may have reason 70
comp ala Il late delivery. viii confer a
special fasar oy inforuaing this once 81
fhs fset a. once. ssaa postal card Ok cal
- tsIsphons 53t.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

THE "Gccatest Snow on Earth" is
now astonishing all London. If Johnny
Bull can comprehend the clown
antiquities, it Will be because his
Nations history boasts an unbroken
connection with the dark ages.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16
OFFICIAL PAPER Of The CITY.


CAaL-Ls says that Cleveland Is 10
the air. Thataccoults for the weather.
But we D hope an pray for thunder
storm o. clclr ap lAe aLmosph re.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

THE New York state Land Board has
just granted nine and one-half acres of
land under water at COney Island TO
tho Manhattan B-ach Improvement
Company for bathing purposes. Let's
see; New York has just been captured
By "thc great unwashed."
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

Nrcs Il the best s+9sl r.as o., tae
clvse au.i - B,r,ov .orsssf,ao, .,e..
NE raasor tsat An 4rrarr e,tv ~ tfst
.,osset "a. r,aar oo-s-.~.ro, 49,
-.'' '- -1 ca. eol'-e- - '-''-
= 70
-
-
rs" - 4-
"a . 80 '-'' ie'''i-'-
-Fr-' -
Irisaslyu 4atfa.t that since the
Organ. .za-oa ~ tie Republican, party.
uo one III Is a.lrs leaders ha. ever
received o word of conmendatoa from
the p mocnlc press. uuuI after IS
"~-s RIA.
-' "-- -i-' = dra@
soo1 "i ..'-.--'.i.
ITO '-'-' IT'S
A' 10 z" ~ applause -toiA
i"-.f' - '-i'"A-'y ae.d
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IL pevarv e.t.,., ,,s-. ,,..fl.,~ ..,
fa~vbat ie g.r. sns Nom. ,,..9.. 49,
rat..lbva desire - o., q. ,,,.I. ,.
nos.,b.. withont c..f che r~otI.,, -
fsxat,oo would IL s.,,rio ~. a.
rbooob There nav b. ,cesof IL
ir,n.e ANA at,,.e j, o,,r ,.as.,, .vsra,,,
mn t,,,., 3.,... r-il 49, ;. fo.,,..,
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

SINCE hundreds of thousands Of d0l-
lars have hee1 given t1 abroad c0rpor-
atoms by Government. in the shape 0t
land grants to ait n the construction
Of important lines of ushc-a policy
vh.Ch has been advocated by both
parties snd never denounced except l7r
its abUso-why should n0t the General
Government extend che same kind 0f
encouragement % steamship bue-' It
now costs ahoot SEQ n t1n % transport
fre. -ht from the Untsd states 10 Peru.
while it costs only about Sil per Ton he-
tween Liverpool. and Peru This state
Of affairs seo1.t be allowed % ey.st no
longer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16
4 LARGE AMOUNT OF REAL ESTATE

4 LARGE AMOUNT OF REAL ESTATE
Il for sale Must and viii be- sold.
have - lots for sale on FrdIck's addition.
corner OF Fifth and MadiSOn-aVes; lots ~ by
10 leet 10 an alley; prices ifOm 500 10 500.
- lots OH MadisOn-aVe. and H0Ward-st. on
FralicS and WOrden's addition; prices range
from 500 10 500. Che most of these lots are
very desirable. quite cent rally located, near
school house ana street ears; the adjacent
property IS being rapidly bu-t up.l
Lot No. I. Tanners addition. PreScott-Sf.
fourth lot west OF South Div I,ion-st. 80 By lat
IL. House, barn and lot No. 'i5i Jefiers n ave.
House, barn and two lots on corner ot
East and Idomas-sts.
3 hO~Ses and lots on Comstock's plat Cow
price, 10 lots on Leonard * Co.'s addition,
prices from 500 up,and various other lots an 4
houses and lots not described.
AL Will be sold very cheap, title perfect line
and terms made - suit. M expense Tor
showing property. Also cash 10 loan OF rea
estate security on fayOrab e terms. Can at
No. 3, New Houseman building on Henry
Fralck. Zt-ti
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

THE Cronu suspects now on trial are
preparing their IDS and VIII doubtless
be aDle Co prove-aiter a fashion-that
they we're not anywhere in particular
on that fatal night. An al.bl IS kind
Of legal boomerang and viii not stand
much tooGng.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

NOW is the time 10 buy city property. pine
= land and hardwood have some of the
very best bargains; also money 10 loan on
Oh real estate. Call 81 No. 3. Loyetf's block
opposite Sweets Hotel. A. Il. Antsdei. 3l3
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

4 GREAT BARGATN--240acre farm; frame
4 house; good orchard l00 acres improved; !;
miles from Baldwin. for sale cheap. Inquire
Taggart Wolc0ft 4 GansOn. 81 wl
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16


NNANTED--A lady of enc appearance seven
" hoH . day; Apply at room 81 Porter
block entrance 3'4 Division 81. 81
VyANT4D-s competent kitchen girl Is,
" oummefst. g.
NKANTED-A .aly q fne appearance srvey
~ hours day Apply q room ID Porter
block, entrance % DHialon-st. 80
WANTED girls for general housework at
~ once 3 west Bridge ST. room >. 5Zi
{VANTED-,0g general girls 10 dlning-room
W girls dlessnakers. cooks. lady
art ist. l5 Saop lris, second girls. tlioressts
waist huishers. - solicitors or holiday
goods. la.'s Monroe-st., rooms 81 ana B. 81
Xg7ANTED-Girl for general homework;
- must sleep al home. Inquire al 6o Ransom
ST. 81
SITUATIONS WAHTBD-FEMALB.
NVANTED-Wa by the day or ar home
- and hOusework OF ali kinds by Mrs.
Tuitle. = Dudley Place East Bridge-st. S25
NVANTED-A lady in each city, town and
W township to procure subscribers for the
Home Magazine. conducted Icy airs. John A.
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
enceS required. address The BrOdlX PUBLISH
Ing Company, Washington. ID. c.
SITUATIONS wAETBD-MALB.
TVANTED-A rosition as assistant book
- keeper. billing clerk or cashier, 10y
young lady. Address i. II. V. lyJ North
Io1ia-st %
LVANTED-Work Of any Kind by a strictly
" temperate man, or viii drive team; best
Of references given. Address G.. H.. box 10.
this once. 81
As drug clerk; ten years experience; am
- registered; can give hrstclass reference;
no objection leaving the city. Address Il,
box 10. this once. 81
FOR RBNT-ROOMs.
TOR RKNT-Furnished rooms at p Pearl-st.
= and from room heated. = PEI week at -
Bartiett-st.. opposite south Diyislon-street
school; also Uulurnished room on the West
De. Inquire at 2l5 Bartitits-. 5I
TWO ROOMS to rent; s5 per month. Apply
u Mrs. NcGee on the premises, "A South
Division S. 81
FURNISHED ROOM - One with Alcove.
steam heat and gas. Sl North lOnla-st.
EOB RENT-Furnished room. with board;
also Two or three table boardcrs; pr Fate
family al POI III Neln0a-st. 5Zl
rI7O LET-Two stores I4x40 Nos. l66 aud Jas
6 each per month. II desirable tenant till
April /; thereafter at Ss: desirable and very
cheap; good place for one starting IN busin s..
II East Bridge 81. SAM l. Fuller. al7tf
TOR Furnished rooms; also one de-
Sigab.e uuiurnish q room In the Vinegar
Block South Diyision-st. 343
TOR RENT-Room at rear end of main hall.
a first floor Park Place; suitable for al @ T.
fee Mrs. A. l.. smith. 555
EOB RENTING stores numbered 90 and g.
Lyon ST.. now occupied by tHe Converse
Manufacturing Company. for offices and sales
rooms. Also houses for sale aud % rent on
JcEersou-st. aud West broadway. apply to
Vim. = H0yey. Agent Room 8. Widdicomb
building. .9lti
FOR RENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
i facing CTescen i-aVe. and tanal-ss with
gas newly furnished and rehtted. Everything
strictly frSt-c.asS. Entrance. crescent ..
also. - Cauai-st. Enquire AZ Room -. slN
LOR RENr-Furnished rooms steam heated ,
L aud furn she'd rooms for light houseNee7-
Ing. Apply Room l0i New Hous auan block.
Elevator from : e. m 10 N "a. Dec. 1871
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

ST. Iorrs evidently thinks her lines
fan I'M pleasant places. She sends ont
map as an argument in favor of lo-
eating tlo Worlds far of 1872 within
her i.m ts The pccuiar,ty of the map
IS it's circles. The 81 Louis circle fails
entirely within the limits of Che United
States, that of Chicago takes q wide
sweep into Canada, while View York
circle cuts deeply into Canada and the
Atlantic ocean. This circle and
guaranty Of $4,000. 900 are the claims Of
Sd. LOUIS
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

ALIrs o. MYEEs. m Ohio Democrat,
at the reception given to Governor
olec, Campbell last Wednesday, At the
close of a speech IN which he urged
members of the legislature not to vote
for Brice, Mclean, Thomas, or any
other millionaire for Senator, ex-
claimed, ''The senatorship IS for sale"
Well, he ought % know. He's in the
rInu
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

EOk.SALE-By the monthly payment plan
you can pay for q beautiful home lA a fcN
years as easily as paying rent; or hold IL tiA
The rise Ia value brings you handsome pronti
al So per month Viii stN you ncW il-toOin
house on Paris or COlie2e-aNe-, with furnace,
concrete walk. fine lawn, fnantel, cisiern, well.
hct and cold water. electric bells. bath room
and All modern Improvements. Charles W.
ilOcA. 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest of All Michigan Dalllcs Ex-
espt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

Laitsa Press asPsrts, ProHast -nd ssriy
Dsussrr. All ths Local Ss~s. Ena tns
clsaaast ana Most Piaiaif Printsa Papss
Pubashaa 10 9rana Rapias-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16
REAL EsTATE-COuETRY.

FOR SALE-Lot No. y. ottawa Beach; this
L lot is one of the first selection; IL is To-
Gated only a short distance from the hotel and
has fine view Of Lake Michigan. Address
Jas II. lIasklns or ". b. LOyeland, 6rand
Rapids Mich. l3Zsul
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

O,sE objection made % the reelection
Of senator Payne ia ONO, by a Demo
cratic paper, IS that che has been very
respectable and proper old fOgy, but
not much Of a help TO the minority in
the senate" The kind OF man called
for isaman who VIII l'be 4 positive force
--am man whose brains. courage and tact
proclaim him o leader Now that's
a PLAIN, outspoken bid for a party
"boss.f
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16
FURNITURE STORED.
.Rs0NAL


GOOD saloon business. good location. or
- good business sfr-ff in Grsal Rap 3s
win DGer fhe same fnr fhe neat zen dar-
reasons for selling. business eisnv here to "a
ferd C.. every thing in good pay uE and pfr
feet running order. WiI Efe possession .n
niediatc'v 10 right parir Tor further parfl'
siaTs inquire ~ rs vs. NaferloH.sf i. Green. ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16
FOE sALE-MIsCELLAgEOUs

FOR SALE-MIsCELLhBBOUS
EOR SALE-Og exchange Tor city property.
store building in thriving W,sie-l
Michigan town of 30 inhabitants Address
II. Mcdowell, Grand Rapids. Mich. 3iti
kOR sALE-A set of Michigan reports com
p -te 10 vol. -. annotated edition and new.
Inquire alter > p. IA. Of J.. NJ. ". Telegram
Herald ofsce 3llff
nOGS FOR SALE-Gorden Settlers. trained or
- unframed; Kentucky Fox and Rabbit
Hounds and scotch Terriers also dogs trained
and boarded az Valley City Kennels address
l.. Riley. box 81. Crosby. Kent county. Mich.
FURNITURE STORED.
pADCLIFF 6HOLT. general warehousemen.
IL al ia south Division st.. store all kinds ~
merchandise a. loW rates. packing an1
moving promptly attended 10 by telepboniHf
80. go. gan ll-t
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
= stored, viii receive liberal judgements bg
calling af =. J. Walkers. II south HlNIsion-st.
speciality is made or renting tables aud
chairs for elteT sIuueufs. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

4 5 drug clerk; ten years experience; am
n registered; can give first class reference
no objection leaving the city Address Il Il,
box 10, this once. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

COMPARE with Eternity, az sias on TINS
q earth Is Ytr} short. therefore AHa aau~i
pro'i ic yoLr>~lf aut family W.. to'l nome
at once VOC rAn lct one fog sl.-.0 and zap.
wards ~ A.. =. FrOsln.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

EOR SALE-Centrally located. new house.
% rooms hard aud soft Water, s.nnt
foundation; short distance from car llnei Viii
sacrifice liberal u bouEhf now. Also vacant
lots Tor sale. Apply Al - Monroe 81. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

\NANTED-Washi 10y the day or ar home
- and housework OF al kinds by Mrs.
Tuitle. - Dudley Place. East Brldge-st. y
WANTED-A lady in each city. town and
" township TO procure subscribers Tor the
Home Magazine, conducted Icy airs. John A.
Logan. Special inducements offered. Refer
enceS required. Address The Brodix Publish
ing Company. Washington. ID. c.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16
SITUATIONS WANTRD-MALR.

[VANTED-Worls of any Kind by strictly
" temperate man, or viii drive team; b. ST
Of references given. Address G. H.. box TO-
this once. 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-16

IVAN ED-A lady oi hn- appearance seven
" hOu day; Apply al room 81 Porter
block entrance 3'z Division 81. 81
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-01-12
Bills Beat II.

James Bills has got ahead Of the El
Dorado gambling saloon TO the extent
Of 500, and is now an absentee from
his accustomed haunts. Bill IL well
known as having served some time on
the Helena police force. Last month
he resigned and took charge OF the
eating stand In the El Dorado. II
didn't pay and he threw the job up.
Subsequently he was employed o. q
"booster." His duties consisted In
hanging around tue games, and ooca.
sionally trying his luck in the prss-
euce of other suckers with the hope
that bis winnings would tempt Others
10 follow In his steps. He Was paid .
regular salary Tor this work, and with
the vinninss which he had made,
and about 900 Of the concerns money
In bis pocket when he dlsarpesrsd,
and continued no long Ia the dim and
distant somewhere el-e that The pro
priet"rr bestirred themselves 10 loot
for him. fie 4 believed to he In Wyo-
mipg. aud requs-itian pspers are IN
cour-e u Issuance. Itseems the 900 h.
wen, away With, whether he won Il
at the games or not. - really the prop
erty Of the propIieioy; hence The
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-01-12
and Immediately lead to ietallatory
measures on the part Of China against
the United States. In relation TO the
Chinese exclusion bill.
What Peculiar" Means.

Applied 10 Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
word Peculiar is of great i'm portance,
IL means that hoods Sarssparilla Is
different from other preparations ia
many vital points. which make II 3
thoroughly honest and reliable medi-
cine. Ii is Peculiar, In q strictly
medicinal sense, fret. In the combins-
tion of remedial agents used; second.
In the proportion In which they are
prepared; third. in the process by
which the active curative properties
OF the medicine are used. Study these
points well. They mean v,lumes.
They make Hoods Sarparilla Peculiar
10 it's curative powers, as 1t accom-
plishes wonderful cures hitherto TN
known, and which give TO Hoods
-arssparilla clear right TO the title of
. THE greatest blood purifier ever dis
covered.n
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-01-12
The Chinese PuExie.

orrowA. Jan. s.-wong Kow, q
Chinese agent Of the Canadian Pacific
stea ushlp company at Victoria, BE-,
Ia here on the subject Of The tax on
Chinese immigrants. He represented
the Chinese merchants and Others In
terested in the scheme for the mixra-
,Ion Of the million Of Chinese In the
UnI,sd States 10 Britisb America s.d
Australia. The prrsent tar OF go .
head. Wong Kow's com scsI"n ~ith
the Canadian Pacific encourages the
belief that the company, ~hieywould
he enormously Leosti'tsd by suoh mi
grafton :. lending Iss innsence 10 the
scheme, which would br'ps In rev.
euue Of millions for 'fsnspnrsst''n.
Wong Kow intImsis- that = friendly
undersIaudiug with the Chinese gov
and = ss'i~fsc'cfs 'r-ue of'he
nreo,iH,,ous wcaId result IN nn sno'
mous tradr b<tvvvn Csnsds s"d Chins
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-01-12
HENRY MCDONALD
win Publish History OF Moptans, which
is Now In Press.

win Publish History Of Montana, which
is Now In Press.
Among the notsbles in New York,
and mnch given to haunting GALLERIES
Of paintings and museum, II science.
Is slender gentleman, under the me-
dunn heighth, with dark, piercing
eyes and iron-gray hair, who answers
10 the name OF Henry Mcdonald. In
the territory where he has lived since
tifteen years Of age he /. known as
Harry Mcdonald, aud he has noun
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-01-12

Rough Experience Of q Wan who Attempted
TO Walk From Lethbridge 10 the sweet
Grass Hills-His Feet Frozen.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-01-12
EIGHT DAYS WITHOUT FOOD.

Rough Experience Of n Man who Attempted
to Walk From Lethbridge TO the sweet
Grass Hilis-His Feet Frozen.
Last night Alexander Brillianfe ar
rived from Middle Butte. Of Sweet
Grass Hills, bringing with him 3 man
whose fs~t were badly frozen. Tn.
sufferer was Immediately taken TO ST.
Glare hospital for nursing and medi-
cal treatment. Blilliantr says the
man came to his house Wednesday,
January 2. He WAS absent at thu
time, but bis wife states that she
noticed the man As he approached the
house, and be- appeared to act as on.
wrn out with fatigue and mentally
d zed from long suffering. When he
o ,me into the rouse be Jaw q piece OF
bresd on the table which be seized
aud devoured eagerly. SEEING that
the man was In . starving condition.
she ministered to his wants o. quickl,
as possible. Brilliante kept the man
his house three dsy., nursing aud
feeding him, and then started 10 Ben
ton with him.
The man was seen at the hospita
this afternoon, and gives the following
account Of himself: His name l. Tho.
Coutlss, age about 20 years, formerly
lived In esst~rn Canada. He lef
Lethbridge December q. intending t..
walk to the Sweet Grass Hills. Th,
only bedding he had was one blanket.
The first dsy he became bewilderec
and lost HE way. After day or tw"
he discovered q camp Of mounted po-
lice, who took him In and provided
for him a day or two. He then re-
sumed his journey. expecting to reach
the Hills In two days. The next day
a driving storm set In and he ws-
again a bewildered wanderer on tn.
open prairie, without food or shelter
and with only one blanket. For eight
days he travelled simlessly about In >
semi-conscioss etste. suffering witt
cold and hunger. How he found he
way to Brilliantc's house he scarcely
knows himself.
Coutlss II In no condition 10 give y
more ineligible account Both feet
are frozen TO some extent, the right
foot being in the worst condition. He
will Lose some OF his toes and may lore
one foot. The attending physician', :,
however. will save 1t u po-sb'e. Coul-
ia. is supposed to be an EnglishmAn
by birth. He has q sister somewhere
10 the territory Of Dakota rlarried 70 q
mau named Henry Well-.-River
preaa Ian. T.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-01-12
STRUNG UP.
A Washington Territory Desper-
ado blows upan Enemy's house
with Blasting Powder.
Three Killed, One a Chilo, 9th
ers Manned for Life Miners
l. 'nch the Brute.
DAsTARDs REVENGE.
Internal Crime of u Washington Territory
Desperate.


Desperate.
Gilman, w. T., Special: At day.
light e-t.rdsy morning Alfred shat
ford, n Bohemian miner, crawi,d
under the residence Of George Boday Ia
and placing n keg Of giant po Sder
there, fred the fuse. The explosion
blew The house To atoms, killing three
persons and seriously wouDding three
others. The b ,henIisn Was arrested.
but was taken from the officers and
lynch.d.
Last spring Shstford assaulted
Bodsyls's wife. The husband ri, d
TO kill him. but Snsfiord gave himsel
up ana was sent TO jail. While serv-
Ing his term Of Imprisonment h-
threatened to kill Bodayls. For thu.
threat he WAS sgsiu arrested, tried,
convicted aud sent back to jail. Re.
Gently he was released. and, returning
to Gilman, he publicly boss,ed that h.
would kill every member Of tn.
Bodsyla household within a week.
STAFFORD was desperate and Bodayl IL
= harmless, peaceful fellow. and,
knowing that bic own life and the
lives of his family weie In imminent
danger, decided to leave the country.
He sold his home and was intending
to move bis family to San Francisco.
Sunday night Stafford learned that
Bodsyla was going away and said be
would never leave Gilman alive.
John and Michael Survik, brothers,
overheard the threat and went TO Bo-
dayla's house to stand guard during
the night. -
At s o'clock yesterday morning the
entire town wss shaken by terrific
explosion. Men, women aud children
rushed from theiI homes, many be-
lieving there had been an earthquake.
Nearly every house In town wss dam
aged. Bodayla's house WAS re-
duced 70 pile Of splinters, and the
roof was found more than o block
away. The Survlk brothers. who 20
heroically stood guard throughout the
night. were mangled almost beyond
recognition. John Survick wss
hurled across the street and dashed to
death against brick wall. The
bloody imprint Of bis form is dis
tlnctly outlined on the wall, showing
the terrific force OF the explosion.
Michael was thrown 200 feet. When
bis body was found the head hung BY
o few shrsds Of fesh, and 10th legs
were torn of. Bodayla's daughter, 0
years old, was lying dead In the mid
die OF the street; one arm was gone
and the head was crusheJ into
shapelees mass. Another child wac
was found In the ruins terribly man.
gled but not fatally. Bodayla's lef
leg was torn on but the doctors say be
may live. Mrs. Bodayls, although
not disfigured. was uncontious when
taken from under pile Of splintered
timbe 9, and has not yet been able to
speak. Her recovery Is doubtful.
The -Irangest feature OF the explo-
sion was that l0-moDths-old baby
was hurled into the street and picked
out Of mud.puddle uninjured. A
small clock was found 200 ieet from
the ruins. Il was still running and
had not stopped.
Stafford was arrested but the miners
took him from the sheriff aud strung
him up to tree.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-01-12

awful desire with which they desire
him.
Whstever the outcome may be Bills
will have The M small distinction Of
probably be ng the only man who has
beat the sure.tbing games. Record