The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-09-09
KILLED IN A FIST FIGHT
John Barry Of Carter is Wanted For
Numbering Jack Welsh.
The Two Men Had a Row Over a
Bar Bill and Barry Pum-
meied the Other
to Death.

Special 10 the Standard
MIssoULA, Sept. S.-A telegram was re-
ceived at the sherirs office this afternoon
stating that John Barry murdered Jack
Welsh at Carter last night and escaped on
horseback. IL was desired that the coro-
ner go down and hold an inquest. Tele-
grams have been sent out for Barry's ar
rest.
Particulars Of the murder at Carter, as
nearly as they can be learned from people
from that country, are that Welch owed
Barry bar bill of 50. An alteration
arose about paying il, and in fist fight
that followed Barry pounded Wclch so
badly that he died in ten minutes. When
Barry heard OF his death, on advice of
friends he mounted horse and escaped.
L. Nelson, bridgeman working on the
trestle on the Northern Pacific at Sand
Point, Idaho, was brought here TO the hos
pital this evening. On Saturday he fell
u fest and hurt his back seriously. His
sou is new IN the hospital recovering
from typhoid feverand was not allowed 20
see his father tonight.
Mrs. General Custer, who has been Wis
iting at Major Romans, at Flathead
agency, is now at Yellowstone National
park with a party OF Helena people,
whence she will return 20 New York. She
has been visiting Indian missions, col
lecting materials for a book on that SUBJ
jeci. She expects To come back next
summer and complete her work.
Col. |. ID. McCutcheon Of Helena is at
| the Florepce.
| Patrick Talent, OF Butte, accompanied
by his friend, A. NJ. Brown, of Galesburg,
ILL.,, were IN the city yesterday en- route 10
the Flathead country.
Yesterday Chinaman with cut on his
forehead, from which considerable blood
had escaped, came from Bonner and an
nounced at the sheriir's Office that he had
been assaulted and robbed. He would
not swear out "a warrant, so nothing was
done until this morning. when Deputy
Sheriff Abernethy got the warrant and
went To Bonner TO make the arrest. Upon
arriving there he learned that Mr.. Ham
mond, manager OF the mill, had dis
charged about a dozen men who were ini-
plicated and that they had left town.
On Wednesday, the l0ih, Under Sheriff
McClung will sell Bremen d Co.'S mill
aud some other property of theirs at
Grantsdale.
John Bohemier. native Of Canada, to-
day took out his first papers, and Simon
Hellman, native OF Germany, took out
| huai papers,
Divorce were granted today TO Sarah
l.. Walker from John L. Walker on tn,
ground Of extreme cruelty and To Del
Tracy from W. b. Tracy on the ground o
his conviction Of felony and imprison
ment in the state peniteniiary. lie was q
Northern Pacific brakeman and about Q
year ago was implicated in a check-steal
ing case at Elletson,
$. ii. Garrick is building cottage OF
Riverside avenue west of the Bitter Roo
railroad.
} Mrs. w. II. Houston and her son
Harvey, go TO Livingston tonight. The!
} will remain there about two weeks.
, George Steward was to-day fined 81
5 and costs by Justice Logan for drawing
, revolver on Mrs. Mary Glenn, owner o
/ the Star lodging house.
, A Northern Pacific railroad man wa
brought in from Sprague, WASH, thi
: morning To the company's hospital here
; He had been out hunting and the back o
) one leg behind the knee was accidentall
Y shot. The wound is a terribly laceratc,
, one, but the physicians think that he will
. not lose his leg, althrugh he will b
I unable 10 resume work for a long time.