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Brooklyn Players Club'S EAStsra FGEk-Csssesut ".
Athletic, - day, ar, A.-Adr.
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Harvard and Columbia Frsshuaen to Row.
CAMBBTpGF, April l6.--It WAS decided to-day
that tls har'Ard freshmen arc 70 row the Columbia
freshmen at A"w London IN Juno Whether they will
row tile ha,e freshmen or not Is as yet undecided
The sun., 1890-04-17

Jersey city .................-.O U q s
karneh runs Brooklyn, -, Jersey City; : f,rrt
on errors Brooklyn 3 Jersey city. / Left on bases
BrOnhtyn, - Jersey Cay struck out-Jerscy Civ.
stolen hAses-Brook yn. q, Jersey City = Home
Iuns- i'inkney Fitzgerald. Three base hit-toUtE Two
base htts-O,brlc Burn- Cl). IOutL rinEney tOrkh l.
smith a. tlH hr pitGrcr-Reiir. Wild p,tch-LovetL
Passed Oall-Cuok. tMpire--1om DAILY Tme-l.JO
BEWARE . BOSTON CN IL .
The Newarks outplayed the Bostons at every ront in
the game at Newark yesterday. and won ttgIy Miller
pitcbed very steady effective game while Nichols
Wild aud Was hit hard. bennett gave way 10 Har.
die IN the sixth iuning. The score
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fishipg Garklr.
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN.

CUT PRICES IN kODS FOK 1899.
IiraN Multiplying Reels balance landla screw oil
cpi. holds ~ lset Of line SL2h. Linen Reel Lines
bl tck inject thread S-c 10 thread SIC lNhTsGd
h,c Snoled Iorhs single gut l0c dozen double lac,
treble .uc br.hrd hHiyclL iOc each BTAss SWiysiS,
l"c dozen Swivel hprsndeTR &c each Gut Leaders
i"3. Ec dozen : toot, Soc.; 9 foot tbe, Large
Send &c, stamp fer luSuA!od Catalogue Tor 1880.
j. r. AAkSTERS. 16 COUNT 81. IN EAI
CITY HALL. BAOOkLHhs n. Y.
C0REh EVEkIk0sl
The sun., 1890-04-17

Brooklyn. .....-.."-. ......i y ! . o II:
tarnsd rnnsrBrcokIyn. :. lirst base on errors
yn y stTaSs out ny Walsh. by Murphy q hasss
Joyce Sacrifice hts-Ofr, v Hart Two base GitssSaIy
joyce, haner Wild pitches Murphy !; WaIsiL T.
low. TimS--l3u. " ''''
TwLArELrHIA IL ~ E; AIuLYTIc 4
raILA tIFIuA, A.ril lG-SeNs hundTed 6n,cta,or.
saw tho Pit phigI adj dminiA ur their ssysnth on
sSculiYe defeat the AtLetics DAY Tho score, "
The sun., 1890-04-17

Runs eGrHed-ChicagG !. Two base hits-RaAtiar
Carroll. p"u2e pAy-Easliau Pfefer. and ComisE ev
Bases on buls-BtckIe Robinson Uuny struck out
BY hing by Maui, l. NtI pitch-,iavln Ease
McGmnls
rosToS r, ~, II. FALL KlvEZ, 3
F,L WE April 10 The ~ ston Rro'herhood rIay.
ers hnG picnic With the local niue to day The score
The sun., 1890-04-17
Rnsc Ball Notes.

q IA letter addressed TO him at BoSton will reach
him.
McDermott has lame arm, but he thinks it will wear
away ia few days
Tne prediction is made that Sam Crane will al he
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

Speaking of the Milroy case lately
tried IN Deer Lodge county. the New
Northwe makes the following peril
nent remarks: "'rhe trial involved "a
great expense to the county-an en-
pense three times greater. it is estma-
ted, than was necessary to bring out
all the facts that were brought out or
to prove all that was proven. That
there should be Il limit to the indis-
criminate piling up OF costs in the
trial OF criminal causes has long been
patent, but the people. no less than
the trainers OF the statute, have a
delicacy IN limiting the means of de-
Tense of those accused. and so the rule
obtains that expense cuts but little
figure in the maintenance OF our
courts. The people who pay the en-
pense of the machinery OF government
complain OF this, and their complaint
islust. Aremedy should he afforded. "
The above will apply to every county
IN the state. Frequently witnesses are
subpenaed in Il case about which they
know absolutely nothing. and express
as much surprise rs they would ii
charged with the oifense They must
obey the summons even though their
evidence amounts to nothing. II is
convenient also to visit the
county seat ut public expense. Great
weight seems to he placed in the
OF witnesses called to testify.
when the testimony OF two or three
strong witnesses would be lust as con-
to IA jury, and leave the case
,leareY in the minds of those who I
are expected to render a verdict. If
plaintiffs had to pay costs in some OF
our criminal cases they would be less
frequently brought and the number .
Of witnesses selected with an eye TO
There is Il chance for re-
orm both in the justice and districts
,ourts OF the state.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23
Walker Blaine Dies of Pneumonia.

WA-HiNGroN, Jan. 18th. 49, Walker
Blaine, examiner OF claims of the
state department and the eldest son
of Hon. James q. Blaine, secretary of
state, died at the family residence al
$50 O'Clock this evening OF acute
pneumonia, superinduced by an attack
OF la grippe. lie has been i'll only
few days and his death was a sudden
and severe shock to an unusually
large circle OF friends who were not
aware that he was dangerously i'll
until this morning. The family are
Frustrated with grief. lie was not
feeling well all last week and Friday
he became much worse and was COM
PEELED to take to his bed. The Secre-
tary gave dinner party Monday
night to n number OF people promi-
nent IN official society, and Walker
blame was then feeling so much better
that he sat up for some time chatting
with the guests and afterwards walked
about the house. lie contracted
additional cold, which settled on his |
lungs and developed into acute pneu- |
monia last night. This morning his |
condition was so alarming that all the |
immediate relatives and his family |
were hastily summoned by telegraph. |
lie was dellrlous most OF the day, with
IN exceedingly high temperature and
painfully labored respiration.
Walker Blaine graduated from Yale
,ollege in 1876, and after studying
aw received his diploma from Column
Dia college, New York, in 1878. IN
1881, while Garfield was on his death
bed, he sent for Walker Blaine and
appointed him third assistant secre-
AIRY OF state, saying he appreciated
his ability and desired to show it.
After serving in this capacity very
lcceptably for nearly year, he was
appointed on the Alabama CLAIMS
where he served with
.reat credit from 1882 to 1855. On
he advent oil the present adminlstra-
ion he was appointed solicitor to the
tate department, a position which he
las also filled with great credit and
lbility.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23
AGAINST THE LAND GRAB.
Senator I. c. Power Defines His Position in
Regard to the Mineral Lands.

senator Thomas G. Power wac in Butte
over sunday, and n reporter Of the Inter
Mountain this morning questioned him in
regard to his position toward the attempt
Of the Northern Pacific to get control of
2,O"o,oo acres of Montana mineral lands.
senator Power was aware that the Demo-
Gratis had asserted that his position on this
question was against the people and for
the company, and he made the follow ing
emphatic reply:
II do not wish to he accused Of being a
Northern Pacific land grahber. | was not
helped in securing my election to the United
states senate by the Northern Pacific com
pany. have not made any PROMISE. tn
'hat company, nor have ! been asked or
solicited To do so. Such "A thing has not
been minated to me. My interests and
inclinations in this matter are entirely
With the miners. ! do not believe the com
paEy seriously contemplatcs the claiming
oi lands ON which mines are being worked
nave not kept close track OF the matter
since last spring but at that time bought
some land in the Boulder dist rict. both fer
myself and others, from the Northern Pa
cific company. | could only get "A quit.
claim deed. endeavored to get "A war.
ranty deed, but the representative Of the
company refused il, saying that in mineral
districts where quartz claims are liable to
he discovered the company did not give
anything but put-elaim deeds Therefore
believe that the Northern pacifi, il not
expecting To get the mineral lands. II the
company does secure the lands | consider
that il will he the fault of the people in no,
making their objections strenuous enough.
My interest is all with the miners. II we
are ready to let any corporation control
the mineral lands OF Montana. then we
might as well give them "a deed tn the state
At once and quit am dead sg,Ia re- -nlidly
against the land grab. and will do all inmy
power to prevent it,"
As to the senatorial controversy about ,o |
ONE ON at Washingt on. Mr.. Powersaid he |
lid not know whether the Northerp Pacific
riends in the senate would take any inter |
ST IN the case "r not. He was sure he did |
rot have the company's friendship in the |
ubernatorial election, and was bv no
means assured that he had it now. Sena.
ors Sanders and Power will leave for
Washington this week.-Intcr Mountain
9TH inst.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23
Chicago Came Out Ahead.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-In the pre-
limlnary skirmish over the location of
the worlds fair. in the house TODAY.
involving the direct question of Ieav-
ing the subject with the committee on
foreign affairs or creating "a new com
mlttee, Chicago undoubtedly came out
ahead. The creation OF a special COM
mittee would be taken as an indica-
ton that the house was not satisfied
with the makeup of the committee on
foreign affairs, which is regarded as
favoring the location of the fair at
chicago. There was nothing said
directly bearing upon the location of
the fair at any place, but behind it
was very direct and important
bearing on the subject. Ii is Believed
that hall the support which is inclined
toward st. Louis will 20 to New York
on account of the business rivalry
between st. Louis and Chicago. but
the entire northwest and very large
majority OF Michigan, Indiana, Ohio.
ana considerable portion OF the
south. as well rs many votes located
west of New York state, will support
Chicago. Washipgto on seems to be- out
oil the question now and st. Louis is
not even dark horse. The fight lies
between Chicago and New York, and
he prospects are, in the estimation of
the wlsest heads in congress, that
thlcago has two chances out of three
for winning.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

Represent ative William Thompson.
OF Silver Bow county, has brought
action in the Supreme court for a writ
OF mandamus directing State Auditor
kenney to issue him II certificate for
per diem and mileage as a member of
the house OF representatives. This
action is taken to get decision from
the highest judicial tribunal of the
state on the question OF the relative
merits of the certificates issued by the
State Canvassing Board and those
issued by the county clerks OF the
various counties. Such a decision, ii
free from partisan bias, ought to open
way out OF the present dead lock.
Civil government becomes a farce when
the decisions OF courts are ignored.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

The River Press speaking of Col.
Sanders, says: "He is a brainy man
and an adroit man. These are not all
the qualifications. however, the people
OF Montana demand for their United
States senator's. They want integrity
OF character and honesty of purpose.
Satan was the brainiest and most
powerful angel i'm heaven. He now
reigns in hell" Perhaps the Colonel
believes with Milton, that Ills better
to reign in hell than serve in heaven"
Did you ever notice how bad man
becomes the moment he seeks u politi-
cal office or has one thrust upon him
Let us see, was it the vigilantes who
made it warm for Col. Sanders a good
many years ago?
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

Neither party can make any capital
out of the result OF the Ohio senate
rial election. Brice, the Doodle demo-
crat, is no better or worse than Foster,
the Doodle republican. Besides his
''barref' Brice had a few more party
votes than Foster, and secured the
prize. This diseraceful method of
securing a seat i'm the senate should
be checked. A direct vote of the
people for senator's is the best way
to remedy the evil. The Pioneer Press,
commenting on the result i'm Ohio,
says: The tendency OF the senate OF
the United States to become, in the
main, a social club for the honor and
amusement of those wealthy enough
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23
Bills to Be Introduced by Carter.

Among the bills which Representative
Carter will introduce at an early date. and
which form the most important work of his
local measures, are. \ bin appropriating
100000 for "a public building at Fort Ben
ton; bill appropriating sloo.ooo fer "a
postoiiice building and assay office at
Butte, providing the mint officials will con
sent to the establishment of such an office:
a bin appropriating $50. 600 for the i'm
prsvement Of the Missouri river above
Great Falls; "A bill relating to the mineral
lands in Montana within the Northern Pa
ciiic grant; bill appropriaiius 5000 to
pay the expenses ri the Montana censtitu-
tional convention.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23
MONTANA NEWS.

Several feet Of SNOW fell recently in Tia,
National Park.
Ben. +. Fridley died in Bozeman on tn,
18th inst. "f pneumonia.
On Feb. Park county will vote gu TIA,
proposition 10 build II court house.
An effort is being made to get n bridge
built across the Missouri river at Cascad.
The payroll at Sand eulee on the 18th
amounted to over 5000. Thecoaltown
is booming
! The contest for the worlds fair in 1892
has simmered down TO Red Ledge and New
York. Picket.
/ The Sisters hospital at Misssula is com
pl-ted The building is three stories high
and cost SIO,oo
All sing shot himself in Helena on Mon
day. a Chinaman said: lie got no lien,
n" cousin, no money; he heap sick; he kil
himself
The Boston a Montana compapy of
Butte during ISIS? paid out $77I .,53.Gs
Tor wages alone; paii for actual running
expenses 81 $50. s3, aud still paid 5000.
600 in dIvi'lends. The company has fully
500 men ON its payroll, which number will
he largely increased this year.
James II. Garlock Of Miles City, "a well
known lawyer and partner of Judge Struveli
OF that place, died in Helena ON the 18th
inst. of congestion Of the lungs lie was in
Helena attending the supreme court, and
xx,. fal- xr;s
which brought on the trouble that caused
his death.
Il. ID. Wilson, formerly live stock agent
Tor the Northern Pacific, has accepted the |
position of general Montana freight agent |
of the Chicago, Milwaukee X st. Paul road. |
with headquarters in Helena. Col +. NJ. |
Malene has been appointed live stock agent |
for North Dakota and Montana. lie is
stationed ut Miles City.
J. A. Jackman was arrested and taken
before Judge lIosford last Saturday and
fined Si9.oJ for having killed a mountain
sheep in the mountains bordering the upper
Yellowstone ON the 9TH of this month. The
game law "f this state prohibits the killing
OF mountain sheep between Jan I and
Sept. IL. -Livipnston Post.
At a meeting Of the racing secretaries of
the Montana circuit held at Anaconda on
Tuesday OF last week, dates for racisg were
liked as follows for the points named: Mis-
soula, July u to -, inclusive; Deer Ledge
July 81 to 90, inclusive; Anaconda, July
30 to August ., inclusive; Butte. August
l3 to 23. inclusive. The purses offered in
his circuit aggregate 500, 900.
At the regular annual meeting of stock
holders of the Big Horn Southern railroad
he following directors were elected for the
'nsuing year: T. e. Power, Samuel r.
iauser, T.. u. Bannister. A. j. S-lisman and
Paul Mccormick. At the meeting of the
lireeters Hon. T. &. Power was elected
PRESIDENT. sN-iov. Samuel r. Hauser vice
resident, \. j. Seligman treasurer.
Helena Journal: Greater interest il be-
ng felt aud shown ia Helena every day
mons mining men Ia the Cooke City dis
rict. H. T. Forbe-, IL the Bailey building, I
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

In the senate last week Teller pre-
scented the credentials of Sanders and
Power as senators-elect from the state
OF Montana. They were referred to
the committee on privileges and cleo
tions. A thorough investigation of
the senatorial muddle may be made
before any of the contestants are
given a seat. Ii so. Montana will be
without senatorial representation for
some time to come. II there is any
way OF getting at the right and truth
OF this matter the people of Montana
would like to see it done.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

River Press: The bounty law cost
the state Onlya little over IS, 900 last
year. That means the killingof about
2,OOOwolves and coyotes during 1889
and the saving OF the same number OF
colts, yearlings and calves, or $500
600 worth OF property which assessed
ut 3 mills on the dollar will yield the
state SlO,sOO next year. The 5000
were well invested.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23
A Searcher of Hearts.

MADISON, Wisconsin, Jan. l6.-.Iohn
kuhni to-day pleaded guilty to the
extraordinary murder of VIM. Christie.
and was sentenced to life inIprison-
ment. kuhni confessed he killed
Christie and explained that the latter
was continually soothing ut the bible
lie says his reason for dismemberinc
lhristle WAS to get the scotfer's heart
out to see whether it was black.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

to pay the admission lee has not
escaped notice Even where there is
no question OF legislative bribery, it
has come to be considered scarcely
good form for II poor man to aspireto
membership in this select circle OF
millonaires
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

The supreme court OF the state has
decided that no criminal trial can be
proceeded with upon information filed
by the county attorney, and that
grand jury OF seven men is necessary
for an examination. This decision
will have no affect on cases brought
on information at the last term Of
court in this county.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

While we are in the midst OF an im-
ported and diabolical epidemic news
is waited across the divide that the
prune crop OF California for 1889 is
the largest ever kown. and is valued
at 100000. Devil take the prunes.
We wish they We're along with Me-
Ginty, Eat the bottom of the say"
"lf this be treason, make the most
of il ~
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

WOOnsocket, South Dakota. has an
artesian well that flows over 1000
gallons OF water per minute, with a
pressure OF 300 pounds to the inch.
No power can control the well at
present. More water comes from it
than runs in the Jim river. Out side
OF the legislative halls it is the great
est prohibition spouter in the new
Sfafa
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

1t said that very small portion OF
the poultry consumed in Helena is
raised in Montana. 1t is shipped there
from other states. There is no reason
for this. With railroad facilities thi,
county could supply ali the cities in
Montana with poultry, and with fresh
laid eggs for breakfast every morning.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

Senator's Call of Florida, and Plumb
OF Kansas, in a heated discussion over
Florida swamp lands last week made
some hard accusations, and now there
is talk OF duel. Plumb is credited
with saying, Call can easily find me
If he wants satisfaction, but he can't
shoot at me with my consent" Call
will undoubtedly pass.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23
Gone to Mississippi.

New YORK, Jan. 16.-Mike Donovan.
Nike Cleary and William Muldoon
were this afternoon turned over to
the Mississippi authorities to he taken
to that state for trial in connectio ion
with the sullivan-kilrain prize fight.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

John Wanamaker, postmaster gen
eral, paid out Sl3l, ZOO in advertising
his Philadelphia clothing house last
year. Come to think about it. John
is not such bad man after all.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

The senate committee on Terrific
rles has decided to recommend the
passage OF the bills to make a state of
Wyoming and to organize terrific
rial form OF government for Okla
hOma
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

ZANZIBAR, Jan. lS.-There is no i'm
provement in the condition OF Emin
Pasha, who recently suffered Il relapse
after his partial recovery from the
effects OF ii fall from a balcony at
Bagamya
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

Six murderers were executed at Fort
smith, Ark, on the 10Th inst. All of
them confessed their guilt, strange o
say, before taking a drop.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

Chicago is holding its own in the fight
Tor the worlds fair. Poor old ~.
Louis will have to wait until next
time.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

Judge Mcconnell has denied a new
trial to Burke. Coughlin and O'Sulli-
van, the Cronin murlerers. Kunze
will probably gain his freedom.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

The Inter Mountain gives the copper
product OF Butte for 1889 at 49,
600, 900 pounds.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

Hon. W. A. Clark and Hon. Martin
Magnnis have taken their departure
for Washington.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23

Senator Allison will succeed himself
as senator from Iowa.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1890-01-23
L PAPER OF FERGUS COUNTY,

Doings OF the Montana legislature
nothing.