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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-07-06
CONSTITUTION MAKERS.
What other Conventions are Doing In ths
WaNOf Law Making.

What Other Conventions are Doing In tes
WaNOf Law Making.
Sioux FALLS, OAK, July 5.-The com
mittee on rules met this morning and pre-
pared its report. Each judicial committee
will consist of twelve members, executive
of seven, and legislative of twenty
There are about fifty other committees, to
which will be referred all matters pertain
ing TO the constitution. The committee
recommended a commission of seven 10 go
to Bismarck 10 divide the territory g proper
ty. The members of theee committees will
probably be appointed by President Ed
gertOn. The work Of the convention will
be largely done in committee. The con-
ventiOn met al o'clock this afternoon and
ratified the nomination of officers made by
the republican caucus last night The
committee on rules bad not fini-hed its
work aud the members OF the committee
are not likely to be named by Judge Ed
gertOn before Monday. The convention
may adjourn over Saturday. or may meet
for few moments Saturday, but no i'm
pOrtsnt work will be done
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SPOKANE FALLS. July 5.-lSpeeial TO
the independent The third day Of the
July race meeting Of the Washington q
Idaho Fair association was well attended
and q larger amount of money passed
through the pool box than on any previous
day. The weather was fine and the track
fast
Trotting. three In I've, mile heats,
free for all Antelope won, Edwin c. sec
ond, Bishop Hero third, Leona fourth.
Time, 2:2S5<. 2:2e. 2:2s, 2.26.
Running, one mile. handicap-Kitty Van
won. Bengo second, Laura ID third, Nar-
row Gauge fourth Time 1:46.
Running. three-eighths of mile dash
Weasel won, White Cloud second, McCul-
Tough third, Sugar-in -the-B Barrel being left
at the post. Time 1:S55s.
A-special feature TO morrow will be a
pacing race, half mile heats, three in i've,
between CatswA and EgberI
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The wa.hington WORKER.

OLYMPIA, w. T., July 5.-The constitu-
tonal convention recOnvened AZ 10 O'Clock
this morning, and after long discussion
the report of the committee on credentials
was adopted This seats Wsllman, who
bears certificate OF election, though the
returns in the secretary's Office shows be
received ten votes less than Travis, his OPP
pODenL This fact was not discovered until
recently. The latter has not yet become
aware of bis victory, consequently rs not
here to erfter contest IL was agreed that
on his appearance his case will be heard by
the convention. The osfhs OF Office were
then administered to the deiegates by Chief
Justice BaBfOTd. Hon. John =. Hoyt, OF
King county. WAS chosen PRESIDENT The
convention elected for remaining officers
the nominees Of the republican caucus
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DAvITT'S TURN NOW.
The Case for the Irish Leader Opened b
Himself

The Case for the Irish Leader Opened By
Himself.
LONDON, July 5.-DAvitt opened his own
case before the Parnell commission 70 day.
The first witness called was Mr.. Loud, ex-
member of the house of commons. He tes-
titled that periodic famine occurred in
Ireland owing to rack rents. Witness as-
sisted in founding the Mayo branch of
the league. lt never voted farthing To
foment crime The murders of Lynn,
Hudd and CavaDaugh were the work of
Herds league, part of whose policy was
To shoot land leaguers. Herds league was
in the pay of the police and was organized
by Whelsn, who lost bis life in cOnse-
quence.
Presiding Justice Hannen questioned
witness who persisted that the police in-
cited the outrages perpetTatfd by Herds
league. Witness did not inform the au-
thOrites because he would not put himself
on a level with the iufOrmer. He had fire.
quently denounced the Herd league pub
liClE.
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a House Burned

Last evening Al O'Clock word was tele-
phonsd 10 the FIRE department Of 8 fire In
the Fifth ward The men At once re-
sponded, but on arriving found ii to be be-
yond the water limits and could do moth
Ing. The house belonged 70 q stonecutter
named Haines and wa a total loss. The
furniture was saved by those near ct hand.
- tnat the loss will not amount 70 over
$50. Nj. Hsinez had already Commenced
The erection OF stone house on the same
property and VIII now push this 10 com
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A Dog Shon I

There will be meeting held on Monday
evening next In this city for the purpose OF
organizing a Kennel club, the object Of
which will be the improvement of the
breeds Of all kinds Of dogs in the north
west IL Is the Intention OF the club 70 give
. beach show IN Helena during Fair week.
Ihey are already promised over 100 entries
and u VIII make very attractive feature
OF the many attractions Of that interesting
week. Both the express companies have
promised very low rates from al parts OF
the country and 10 properly taken bold Of
by the lovers of dogs in the city, It is more
than likely that some of the celebrated
dogs from Boston, New York and PhilSdel-
phla may be sentOut Notice will be given
10 the sunday papers Of the hour and place
OF meeting. II unable % attend, send your
name % j. i. Reed II you Nish 10 joln.
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The Force of : Rocket.

Walter Brown, young married man. his
wife and child were At the grounds where
the fireworks were set OF Thursday night,
aud were on the spot where LaBcy faeger
was killed Mr. Brown hurried home
where he discovered that one Of the wheels
OF his baby carriage bad been wrscked BY
. rocket one Of the sleel sp0kes was cut IN
two. something which could not have been
done BY q bullet. showing the terrific force
with which the rocket must have been pro-
uelled.
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Anaeonda vs. MarrsviIIe.

Anaconda played a return game with the
MRrysville ciu1, Anaconda, on the
Fourth, and for the second time the
Anaconda club was beaten. The game
was close and interesting one, and the
Anaconda boys gave The DTum-LummOn
Team q hard battle. The scure was 6to 4.
Batteries were-tOT Mari sviile. CrOnin and
DOnahne; for Anac iuds. q leason and
kirry. The summary ~ A. fdlig.Vs:
Earned runs, Mary rviite 3, Anaconda g.
Struck out, by CTunin A. Gleason Z. Jeft
on bases. Mar !, Anaconda S. Two
base htt=, Gleason. stolen bases. AuacOn-
da ), Msry svilie \ Base hits, Anaconda q
MaTysyille iS. Errors, Anaconda 8, Marys-
Vile Z. Time OF game one hour aud forty
five minutes.
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win be Buried TODAY.

Dr. FOlienius, coroner Of Lewis and
Clarke county, held an inquest yesterday
on the remains Of little Lancey Yaeger
who was killed by vagrant rocket Thurs-
day night The jury returned = verdict in
accordance with the facts e-scited. The
boy will be buried to-day, and a. be ~. /.
general favOFite the funeral will be an IN
usually large one. Hopes ara now enter
tanned OF the recovery Of Tommy Kinna,
the other boy who was 80 seriously Injured.
His case j. a critical one, however, and his
Chances for life are slim He was resting
easily last night
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washington Park Races.

WASHINGTON PARK, July 5.-Attend-
ance 5000, weather pleasant and track
good, but not at its best
FIve-eighths of a mile, for 2year-olds-
Marie Foster won, Jessica second, Lottie
). third Time l:02 As.
Five-eighths of a mile. for 2-year-olds-
Lillian Lindsay wOD, Swifter second,
Amelia third. Time 1:0S.
One mile and three MISUNDERSTANDING
won, Elsie b. second. Electricity third.
Time 1.I6 40.
Three-fourths of mile-BlessiDg won,
Bon Ton second, Cassandra third. Time
1:l5t1.
One mile and a sixteenth-Little Minch
won, Champagne Charley second, Sher-
wood third. Time EASY.
One mile-KaIoolah won, Catalpa sec
ond, Marchma third. Time III S-5.
One mile and an eighth-M0llie's Last
won. Csstawsy second. Time 1;56L.
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Harrison PIanf-aTree.

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, July 5.-Presi-
dent Harrison arose shortly after O'Clock
at Woodstock and assisted by Secretary
Tracy, Gov. BuIkley and other officials,
planted tree in the garden in front OF
Bowen's house. After breakfast the pres
ident was driven 10 Putnam, where he took
special train for New London. Crowds
gathered along the way and cheered the
passing train At Norwich large crowds
serenaded him. He made brief speech of
thsnks. The train reached New London
al s-Se where there was another demOusfra-
ton and another brief speech
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Rrxson,s Eather Here

David Bryson, Of HOwiek. Canada,
father Of George Duncan BTyson. arrived
in the city yesterday. He at once sought
Mr.. Ballet, his sons attorney, and together
they went TO Boulder % see the condemned
young man. Mr.. BrysOn Is a pleasant,
agreeable old gentleman who is 10th to be-
lieve his boy guilty Of the hefnous crime of
which be stands convicted. He will make
desperate effort 10 secure George a new
tFial which II assured the old gentleman Il
coz I'D ent Will result IN an acQuftrai.
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RANGE AND FARM CATTLE.
Report on Their Condition by n Govern
ment Employe.

ment Employe.
ST.. LOUIS. July 5.-Rchard johnson, Of
the bureau OF animal industry, said to-day
70 an Associated Press reporter: II have
for the past three months been travelling
through the cattle districts with the object
of sscertaining what the condition Of
range and farm cattle now Is, and what I'm
provements have been made in grade Of
stock on the ranges. On the whole the re-
suit of my examination was decidedly sat
isfsctory, and the rep ITS of two other
agents Oh the bureau " III be OF the same
character. In some sections Il is not 10 be
denied the grade has deteriorated in
marked degree. This Is especially true OF
the extreme northwest and farms east OF
the Missouri river. -Four or Eve years ago.
what are known as oregon cattle, though
by no means confined TO the state OF Ore
gon. were Oy all odds the best TO he found
on the range. To-day half-breeds are in
the ma prity. and the beef produced is not
nearly so fine and the average weight of
cattle has fallen of nearly 100 pounds One
fact which has been proved beyond doubt
is that neither in the cold or dry section OF
the country should the Durham be intro
duced.
ION the farms in the agricultural belts of
Minnesota, Dakota and western Missouri
the farmers are still aiming 10 reduce
rather than increase their holdings. The
low price of cattle has made the industry
unremuneratlve, and dibreeders are selling
of their cows and steers and replacing
them with horses. A encouraging change
and one which more than eompensatea for
any loss in other directions, has taken
place in the southwest The Texas long
horn, lean, sinewv animal, is being rap
idly replaced by a cross between the Dur
ham and Devon, and the average weight OF
the cattle is greater by more than one hun
dred pounds than II ever was before.
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Filed With the Secretary.

Articles OF Incorporation Of the Divide
Creek Mining company with Joseph Ma
deAu- Joseph Mennier, Joseph Legzul,
Joseph ScrOblgen and Arthur Nadeau as
incOrpOret0rs, with capital stock OF $780,
900. The company will carry on general
mining business In Silver Bow county,
Articles Of Incorporation OF the Dog
Greek Placer Mining company. Hugh
Engle. William DrylODpei. John 5. MeKfn-
ly and JOnn F. keater, Of philadelphia and
John +. Williams and John +. Orr, of
Deer Lodge. are incOrpOrat0rs. Capital
stock Sl.O00.OO0. Principal place of bust
ness Helena.
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BIsHOPvILLE, 5. C.,July 5.-Three miles
from here on Monday a young wife, Mrs.
Daniels. was eriminally assaulted by six
negroes, led by Md Williams. Her hus-
band was beaten and driven away, and the
victim was in the hands Of the negroes all
Monday and Monday night She was con-
cealed and when the population first heard
of the affair to-day five negroes had been
caught The town Is in a fever of excite
ment, and knots of men, both white and
colOred, are all about the town discussing
the question, and a large guard has been
placed over the prisoners 10 prevent any
possibility of lynching.
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CHICAGO, July 5.-Judges Harton. Tuley
and Collins, sitting en- banc, this morning
refused to dissolve the temporary injunc-
tIon to prevent the board of trade from
Withholding its quotations from the bucket
shops. The decision was made on the
ground that the market quotations are
public property, and If the Injunction was
dissolved the tendency would be to create
q monopoly of the big board.
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WAsHISGToS, July 5.-Capt. Stsnhope
E Blunt, OF the ordnance department, has
been relieved from duty at headquarters Of
the army as inspector Of small arms prec-
tlce, and ordered 70 report in person 70 the
chief of ordnRnce.
The official order says Capt Blunt's ser
vice IN connection with the development Cf
an effective system Of rifle practice In the
army has been Of the highest importance,
and his name will long be hOnOrably con-
nected with this great advance In the milf
tary service OF the country. First Lieu
tenant Tasker a. Bliss, Of the First Artil-
lery. Is announced as inspector of small
arms and artillery practice a. headquarters.
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BOULDER, July 4-[SpeciAl 70 the Inde-
pendent l-BOulder celebrated the Fourth
Ia good shape. The feature of the day
was the mastery Oration of Mr.. Miles Cav
auaugh, of Helena L. the races c. l.
Thompson won the half mile dash with
Chesapeake; time IS seconds, Dick second.
In the 600 yard dash, Telegraph won In S5
seconds.
at the springs the ten round contest with
six ounce gloves, between Mamie Lee and
Jack stanton. was declared a draw The
twenty round contest between Ben Max
well and Jack KOWell was decided in ten
rounds, Maxwell securing square knock
out ia ten rounds. Everything passed OF
smoothly and all WeTe satisfied.
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A oisgraeefuI Row.

Yesterday morning about IL O'Clock
trouble arose in an upper Main street
saloon between two would-be gamblers
named Alexander and Dido. From words
il was out step TO blows. The fighting
became too hot for the latter named pugil-
ist, so be resorted to other means. using
ss weapon of offence an iron
cash box, which he proceeded
10 WELD over the head and
face OF his opponent In a short time they
we're separated, but the box had dUne iis
work and the face or Alexander streamed
with blood, and be will have cause 70 re-
mem Der this trouble for some time 70 come.
bail for their appearance for tEiAl.
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NEW YORK, July -DispAtcbes stating
that the Northern Pacific company in
tended 70 issue sl5,00O.OO0 In new bonds
was confirmed At the Offices of the con-
pany here and one Of the officials made the
following statement. "rhe plan for rais-
ing money to improve Pacific coast prop-
ertys and buying Jne required additional
TranscOntirental bonds. permitting that
company 20 wind up its affairs, has been
discussed, but nothing definite has been
decided on" IL will probably be In the
shape Of q collateral trust loan
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The North pnEotn Conrention.

BISMARCK, July 5.-The constitutional
convention convened at lO:45 and the re-
port of the committee on credentials was
read and adopted. The delegates then
took the oath of Office. F. b. Fancher. the
republican caucus nominee. WIS chosen
permanent chairman, and made a little
speech. A committee of seven on rules
was appointed and the convention ad-
jOurned until D. m. tomorrow.
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The League Games.


CHICAGO, July 5.-The game to-day was
wholly without interest, the visitors par
ticularly playing with little life. Tener
was very effective for Chicago. The home
team made the most of their runs on bases
on balls. Score Chicago. &; Washington,
l. The batteries were Tener and Farrell,
Keefe and Clarke.
oUTPLAYED AT ALL POINTS.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 5-The home team
was outplayed at all points to-day. Their
battery was fairly good, but their hits were
scattered and generally unproductive.
Score-IndianapOlis, 2, Philadelphia, II.
The batteries were, for indianapolis, Get
zeiD and Rusie; for Philadelphia, Gleason
and Clements.
WON THEIR SECOND GAME.
PITTsBURG, July 5.-The home team
won their second game of the series from
New York this afternoon by hitting Welch
hard and often. ScOre-Pittsburg, 5; New
York, 2. The batteries were Staley and
Miller, Welch and Ewing.
BOSTON wHITEwAsHED.
CLEVELAND, July Six thousand peo-
pie saw the home team whitewash the Bos-
tons this afternoon. The Clevelands out
played the visitors in every respect Their
runs were made with two men out. Score
Cleveland, 9, BostoE, c. The batteries
were Bakely and thinner, Clarkson and
Bennett.
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brighton Beach Races.

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 5.-Five-eighths s.
of a miIe-Little Bill won in l:O5s[, Con
gress second, Bagatelle third.
Three-fOurths of q mile-Battesby won
in l:19s<, Maia second, Little Jake third.
Sevrn-eighths of mile-King Crab won
in :33Ll, Sea Drift second, Miracle third.
Mile and an ei9hth-Lelex won in 2:0l,
j. J. b. second, Nigilant third.
One mile-ExiIe won in 1:47, Pencles
second. McCauley third.
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MADRID, July Palmer, the American
minister, entertained LOring the American
minister to Portugal. who Is en- route TO
Lisbon, and number Of American resi-
dents of Madrid at a dinner last evening in
celebration OF the Fourth Of July. Pstri-
otic speeches were maze and much en-
thusiasm shown.
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District Court.
Judge Blake disposed of the following

Judge Blake disposed OF the following
business yesterday:
4o45-Amelia Jacobs vs.. S. Z. Jacobs: ap-
peal motion 70 dismiss cause Oserruled.
4tlS-SAmuel Sweet et al ". b r. Ham
msT5 default and Judgment Tor s2Il. 3 and
cost
45lz-D. A G. Floweree vs.. Calvin Beach
et AZ demurrer Of plaintiff Overrulsd; 20
answer By forty days
S654-IhOmas Grimes Va. Calvin Beach
oV-rfuled. demurrer overruled-
4ol4-A. NJ HerrOd q Co. vs.. J. Z. Lands
man 4 Co; default and Judgment for
SIP % and costa
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Kilraln's Trip,

CINCINNATI, July 5.-Jake Kilrain and
party left here this morning on the regular
train for New Orleans on the Queen d
Crescent route. There was a goodly mum
Der of people at the station to see the party
depart
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 5-Kilrsin
and party passed through the city TO might,
en- route TO New Orleans. A Pinkerton de
sion is that he is going To accompany them
TO Mississippi and arrest Kilrain in order to
get the reward offered by Gov. Lowrey.
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A Rubber Company Goes Under.

Providence, r. l., July 5.-The Good
year Rubber Boot and Shoe company
made an assignment to-day. An attach
ment was placed on them by the Sears
Commercial company Saturday last, fol-
loved up to-day until S7l6.000 worth Of at
tschments swamDed them.
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a Million Dollars Gone.

MILWAUKEE, July 5.-The big brewery
of Falk, Junk & Borchert in Wsuwatosa,
just beyond the city limits, was burned
this afternoon. The loss is a million dol
lars and there is an insurance Of but $780,
600. In the storage house were $1,000 bar
rels of beer, but little of which was saved
When the big watts burst the beer ran out
of tve doors in stream seven inches
deem.
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Lsyiog the Gomez. .stone.

The Montana Central railway will run
special train leaving their depot at 30 .. m.
to-day for the Methodist conference, for ali
who wish 10 go TO the site OF their new col
lege n attend the ceremonies Of laying The
corner stone A special train will return.
leaving between SD and D. m Fare for
the rOund Trip Fifty cents-
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Nen Burgess. i'm Bad shape.

NAvEsIss, N j., July 5.-Neil Bur
CESS, the actor. badly burned last night By
the explosion Of q gas machine. is in o crit
icAl condition
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VIII BE for Blood

LIVINGSTON, July 5.-lSpeciaI to the In
dependent l-Articles of agreement were
entered into to-day between Dave Kemp, q
Castle freighter, and C. NJ. Tate, of Boze-
man, for . running race 70 take place on
the Livingston track Saturday, July 20
The horses are Tste's Eddie z and Kemp's
Sorrel John the winners Of the first and
second prizes in the Fourth-of-JuIy i've
eighths rAce& The race viii be six hun
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MISNEAPoLIs, July 5.-As . result Of
the remarkable performance of the trotting
horse AxtelI at Minnehshs yesterday.
Robert Bonner, Of New York, telegraphed
the owner to-day that ne would pay S65. 900
for him, but the offer was refused
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PARIS, July 5.-fhe Gazette de France
and Cocarde assert that de Resurepaic.
procurer general, refuses TO prosecute Bou-
langer, and that be has resigned: that De
Frey elnet, minister OF war refuses 70 CON
sent 70 holding a court martial in the cas-,
OF Boulanger Ii is also asserted that ther-
are other serious dissensioDs in the cabinet
and that q ministerial crisis IL imminent.
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OMAHA. July 5--Three employees Of the
water works company, who were intoxi-
Gated, while engaged in . fight on the rail-
road track this morning were run over by
an engine Two were instantly killed aud
the third fatally injured
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SALT LAKE, July 5.-A Tribune de-
spatch from Boise City. Idaho, says the
constitutional convention was called TO
order by the governor yesterday and tenn
porary organization effected. Two short
sessions were held to-day. The committee
on credentials will report IN morrow when
permanent organization will be made.
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KILLED His Mothsr

JERSEY CITY, n. j.. July 5.-A tragedy
occurred to-day, in which the victims were
Herman PrObsts 81 years old, driver, and
his widowed mother, Elizabeth Probst
Ihe son shot bis mother dead and then sent
. bullet crashing through his own head
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WINNIPEG, July 5.-The Burke extradi-
ton trial is proceeding to-day. Assistant
States Attorney Baker occupied the stand
during the forenoon, suthenticating dOcu-
mentary evidence brought from Chicago.
The extradition is regarded as certain
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PITTsBURG, July Sat a picnic OF the
Arch street Methodist Episcopal church of
Allegheny City at Forest City this after
noon. four young ladies and two young
men took an old barge and started for a
ride on the creek The barge capsized and
i've of the occupants were drowned.
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DEER LODGE. July 5.-TSpecial 70 the
Independent l-Supt Gable Is in this even
ing from the Oro Fino district and reports
9 rich strike in the Mountain Lion of an
eighteen foot vein, i've feet of which is
very rich