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fare for the round trip to all points between
Helena and Butte via Garrison; also to all
points on the Hslsna. Boulder Valley 1
Butte. HslenS Il Jefferson County, ana
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Ten Dnys and Nixhts.

BANGOR, Me-, Sept. 19.-Continuous rains
for ten days have caused great rise in the
Penobscot. Immense quantities OF logs are
in danger.
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NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the Rumley Mine.-Notice is hereby given
10 the stockholders in the Rumley Mine COM
pany tina. tbs annual meeting of said company
August A. D. 1890. ut o'clock p. m. of said day
ut the eompeny's Office to Wit: At the parlors
Sf the First Eaton.l b.na Il ths city Of Helen.
company. for tho election Of . board of seven
trustees to manage the affairs Of said company
for the ensuing corporate year.
All proxies must Be in writing and fled with
the secretary.
majority of the stock not being represented
at the meeting called ia the foregoing notice. a
stockholders meeting Of said company Is hereby
called 10 meet at the place above dseignAted on
SatHr day, the 11th day Of October. A. D. 1890,
Mt 10 article 10 Of the bylaws OF the com
psny, for the election of the board OF trustees in
said notice mentioned.
Helena, Aug. 80. 1850.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
gHE CHEYENNE INDIANS.
a "a sntanS Coz Srassl.aaa EsIls SeRas a.
tvsesti2s f@eSs Aeeat sbx ITibe.

a n sntans eooSressu.Aa Tsgas sssas Is-
Uesestias t@ess Aeest sss Irihe.
Represeut4uFe Carter. Of Moatan2,
sss taking the otaeF day 10 Colonel
Bro2dgAter so9ut tae Cheyenne
troubles. and th.s -s What be haa % say.
as reported ~ Wssh.agton Pcs rs-
porter:
~Ile Cheyennes.' p sad ne. ~are the
braEesl ana Most Warake IudAns ga
t..e R-a.ns Iaey are tfauel ~ tue
great ~-ouN nation, Wnich snlltou wears
ago About l>sz ihey wefs taken To
gae ludiau Ielrstory Calls ana fever
broke oul. Iaey booame dlsc0ltenied
ana started North. Troops, cavalry,
mountain how Izers, Snd every svallA-
ble fofce Was called out against them.
Dut Ihey were never headed, and tney
left Egall o. blood and IRE across
Western h&gs&s, Nebraska 2nd Nyom-
mg. Finally sn2il body Mas sp.Ig Oh
aud driven INTO Pine Ridge Agency.
The rest, some SOC snnumber, were cap
tlred bY General Miles IA Montana,
and held untll President Arthur set OF
3 reservation on the Rosebud, about
yat.oa MAS not a treaty reservation, ard
the lDdlans have 40 legal tide TO it, Al
tie time Il wac set cd there were some
thirty whlte families 0a lt, who have
since remained, though constantly
I harrassed and ia danger. THIS
reservation is some one hundred aud
sixty miles from the eastern line of
Montana. The Indians have never felt
f.as.
/ stretched out until they have taken IN
an additional strlp twelve miles wide.
/ They have killed stock whenever they
I have felt like II and have terrOrlzed the
stockmen. lt was at one time decided
/ 10 prosecute them for cattle killing, but
/ they intimated that there wouldn't be
( any witnesses at the trial, and that IL
would not bH well for anyone 70 spy
/ upon their cattle killing. A short Ume
| ago they killed Ii stOckman VINO was
/ hunting for nls horses, and had come
/ across several bucks dressing q slaugh-
tered beef.
"They have also threatened MAJOR
/ Upshaw, who Is the agent, and who had
repeatedly asked for troops. The Choy-
ennes have eft their reservation, and
are now about twenty miles from Rose
bud Station. The troops are closing IN
on them, however. There Is talk of the
Sioux and Cheyennes at Pine Ridge
leaving the agency and joining them.
| doubt if they have much ammunition
at present. They Will probably be
forced back on the reservation, and
ought to be Immediately d!sarmed.
That would be no hardship, a there Is
no game 10 shoot. Ii, however, they
should break up into small war parties
they would do q terrible injury TO the
settlers before they could be hunted
down."
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

The pouecr of 1attan township
leld their th.re etn annual reunion b
W,l,oa's cr5reou Friday and tlo o.a
settlers ol Grafton. OakheH ul iHa
were out u fsIl force. 1hc sH.f0.s.s -
tfl dav worc Iu clar-e of Oliver I. Hat-
kr.. Lso.. Irc-.3.lt. -. s. AoHi.a, eec-
ret3ry. and AIonlo tI.nous. treasurer.
Harry Green atf.d riar.lal. wh.Ie J.
Smuh. .. flkla-. =. NHft.l. ]. Raw
-aa. - -. ~cutts. A. a. Howlu and
George NMtteu Wlrc % lively comm g.
tie ~ arr3 gemDrts. Ihe exorC .sr.
were introduced promptly at li-o'clocE
iv ~ dent Hopkins, who touching y
referred % toe members who have died
since tie iast meeting Mrs Ruth Ward
and Mrs julia White have passed away
and the members ol the socioiy are DOW
bot few n number. lie also welcomed
heartily the people 90 tne pleasures ~
the hour aud q the hospfa tcs OF the
society. Payer was offered b. Rev j.
y. Middleton, strong choir Jed hy r.
Newton sang "Thc World 10 Moving
On. " and the sneakeT of the day, Rev.
J. " Reid, Of Grand Rsp.ds, was in-
troJuoed who addressed the meeting
on "Ihe Pioneer
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
aa1 swErr olaI eEADVArl-

sac hss a-rcsi les Wltb fhe saEvs - lhs atm
ts1ar.c @&aa she Gas St4.i<4 cre-Azile-
f,el tfatn tscllasl araEs g. tNrkef
sac has sasll are >e1s.isrl ilaieI 4ls3 ify 4t~et
4&atrs peReE sl-a cau ksszie la SO -aA
sa4Ees tfsGl tusl-Sb 40an S. 4TA-
she csn ar.us 81 the lslnS. kUews the hlslarS
81 sealsals. ana NtN 80 wa8 a4ch 81
AeAu g. c.ae.1Ale atr s4e~si
Nll- c4a sf-t-e 80 i lstrlt..t.> shes eliiAtArN
troI Nikefs nations SCI lhs s0plc a l1At
Slra.nfa relattsl.s ~ thS Christians AID
tllt lcss-
Prem ed Socrates o. spencer she has reaa ana
re4e GAo Acnct heI intellectual &Notli-
Nests Ark aaneer fo - stcp
il tnt &Ds.rS shes q teEror ana in Ari Saf
maacs ~ eIrsf and slts snoes l0e asval-.l
faar az tht 1ack ueyed Boston neAA-
she cas- shoN that old maa Pliny Vas in sonae
RESPECTS q u.nnE she has sAeered ~
Arcbimeaes aad er0ugai Tactics a. lssk
shes revised the laws ol scion. kneNs ihr
kalur of : ca4on. and can calculate tht
cantents II the Dulchlnans 5 famous
eask
She has studied up on dicuen. has explored
the rraIms ~ rctioa. kAoNs the Views =
Hobbies ANA Bacon ana ~ faleS ahd
their crews
She can quote from Pepys' diary aud Knows
Pope - slnali ana wITs sno has fai1Qipeo
Billy Shakespeare ald READ Burton GA lhe
blues.
There Is not branch 81 know edge that "a =
81 So fresh from college has rot iaads
herself familiar With. from Plate dow
But IL Isn'I Tor Der learning that she dlls us
men vain yrarulue-lts because sNc is ,
woman. and thai just lhe reason Way.
New y ora Press
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
FOR POINTS ONLY.
The Murphy iImore Glove Contest On
July IL.

The Murphy G ilmore Glove Contest On
July IL.
AS the date of the Murphv-Gilmore
glove contest draws near, sporting men
and lovers of fine athletic sport are
heard discussing the probable result Of
the contest. AS announced before IN
these columns exclusively, the meeting
viii be for points with regulation gloves,
and Will come of at Smiths Opera
House on the evening of July H..
Murphy IS IOw in daily training and
Will step into the ring in fine shape
weighing 40 pounds. HIS friends pre-
dict for him an easy victory, Yet he
himself fears that Gilmore may possibly
get in a blow that Will be surprising 10
all. Gilmore IS well and fayOrably
known in the city and the fact Of bis
appearing here for points alone is posi-
tive proof that he expects 10 hold his
own in the exhibition which VIII consist
of ten rounds, or more. Besides the
leading eatures-Murphy and Gilmore
other well-knOwn athletes wilappear
upon the stage IN exhibition contests Of
4 scientific or muscular nature, and
lovers of this kind of amusement who
attend VII bc more than paid for their
time and trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
THE KINGS DAUGHTERS
Their Annual Meeting and Election n eie
Yesterday Afternoon

Their Annual Meeting ami Election n eid
Yesterday Afternoon.
The annual meeting Of the Kings
Daughters was held Yesterday after
noon, at the Park Congregational
Church. The attendance Was good, and
there was much interest manifested.
Mrs. 5. /. Fuller presided.
The meeting opened with devotional
exercises. In the absence of the treas
urer, the secretary gave verbal state
ment, As she understood Il, OF the imam
cal condition OF the order. The money
receipts and expenditures had not been
large, although exact figures could not
be gwen Much good had been effected
among the poor, no less than 80 al
uclcs Of clothing having been dlstrb-
uted.
4 letter having the true ring D il was
read from the ". c. I. L. of Byron
Center, stating that the ladies OF that
place had arranged 10 entertain, foI
sweet mercy's sake. a limited number
of poor persons who might require q
week outing. The request was made
for the names of such persons as would
avail themselves OF tins offer.
Reports from the various "clrcles'
Of The Kings Daughters were then
called for MANY responses wer,
brought out, all tending 10 show what
good was being done.
Miss Collier, tnc m8trOn OF the Res
cue Home, made q statement OF tno
much good winch that institution had
accomplished, aid thanked The King
/ Daughters iorthe encouragement winch
/ had been received through them.
The election OF officers then followed
/ The effort was made 10 rcuom.uatC
Mrs. :. /. Fuller for president, but ,hai
lady felt constrained 20 decline re-
election. Ms. J. c. Fitzgerald was
elected president; Mrs. :. B.Jenks, vice
president; Miss Emma Clapp, secretary
and treasurer.
The meeting closed with singing and
the dOxOlOgy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
MEDICAL NOTES.
Alcoholism Treated b, nypodern4io In
scotions.

Alcoholism Treated b, nypodernlic ln-
sections.
Dr. Pombiak. s. Russian physician,
describes seven cases of allOho. sm
treated 10y hypodermic injections ol
strycAnlue--4 method that seems csDc-
callyin favor in Kuss.a pr. p0mbrak
found stryclnne very NalGab.e REM
edy. both in eases ~ chrome alcohol
Ism and d those Of d.psomauia. lot
merely curing t-c attacks. bat abolish
ug the dcs-c tQr druk. Even attacks
OF delrum trrUtus were influenced
beneficlally The trsatmens must be
carried ont in q systematic manner,
and must frequently be kept up for a
very cons dcuulD pes od. As O. the
dose, Dr. POmbrak. iu cases of mOdtr-
ate severity, commenced Wlta once
tMrleth oi gram n more SERIOUS
ones, with out-hitetnll. re found
that Nhlc the treatment was hrlle eal-
red Out tItrc was U0 uCces> .tY g. order
the patients g. abstain from thC ase ~
spirits, a. tiey always did 80 oi ut.r
own accord
The Lancet London says "ltissaii
that tie legislature ol oregon IS ahoat
30 pass .aw making illegal Co lr9ll-
lsc "a care oi that u4ca - nruIat .t. or
60 advertise % medical business ID nlICl
improbable nr UIiFlthlal statements
are made. whoa s4sll wc have sucl s.
much-nccdcl U.eec oi lee.safiouf it s
one of lAe olu.lest 60 fIauis O. deceive
oYme people VITA promises ol olie,
and or sucA rrumI-ee - exact oit'n
large sums 0t money
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

The following arc the prizes ~ be
given away at the sons ~ Veteran prize
dfll. r. be heid al Lansing, J1lvf.
FIRST purge f-0-Ior best uniformed
md drilled cswpiu manual ~ arms, ~
not less fhar sixteen men. exclusive ~
officers So fCr fret. So for secgnd
second purse. s45-F0r largest at
tendance af tne four dress p8rades from
any camp. r proportion S. members ia
good standing. as pCf reports f0f r 1ar-
Ter ending june 81. Camp lla barred
$50 for frat, SIS for second
Third purse. f5-f9f best drum
corps of rgt Jess than FIVE pieces. COM
posed 0f s,lnf NJ sold ers from - - .
sl0 for frst So fnr second.
T-utar's faenrs w rele and corn
petit must arrive af early 40 ] Uesdav y
ght end remaIn lu camp unta Frldsy
ftnruo0r
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

The annual tournament of the West
Grand Rapids Gun C,ub viii be- he'd in
THIS city on August l., l3 and T., az
their grounds near the North Park re-
sort. The tournament VIII be- open 20
al. either individuals or teams, from
this or any neghborng state. and It is
proposed 20 put up 5000 ll prizes. The
CLUB has a .s,ICe Mcmo rshp and a good
financial backing, aud the shoot s 70
be- made a large affair. 4 meeting Of
thc club members vii tborty bc held
u det rmne dctailsand prepare advCr-
tscnonts Of classes and przes, and t.
FIX the entry fee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
A FROLIC OF FASHION.
A Craze For Peculiar Leather Of Beast
and Reptile

and Reptile.
4 prominent dealer in leather saws
that never before Wa there such a
craze for queer leather as at the pres
ent time. lie saws, also:
"All kinds of skins, from the tough,
thick hide of the elephant 20 tAe tlu-
ner, tenderer frogs, are pressed luto
service 10 meet gh demands OF tle
fashionable. Some Of our shops are
stocked with a supply o. fancy articles
that are made from tie SKINS Cd all
sorts of bcas.s, Icptic> and fishes.
These SINGULAR articles are exhibited m
the windows, where Sheer appearance
proves 2 great attraction 90 t3c cro4Is.
Made zap utO various articles arc yel-
low pelican SKINS, Ion and panther
skins, buffalo SKINS, iisa SKINS, mOaEeH
SKINS, and the coverings "a almost eytTv
living thing known. They are tanned
and sometimes dyed with different col
ors. j think It looks nt,Ous o. see "a
pretty girl walking along the street,
swinging a p0rtc-monna c made oi lhr
sCalv hide o. a uoa-col-tr -trci0r. But & 's
fashion, You know, and reminds Ouc oi
the old story Ol beauty and the beast.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
aoYERNnIgNr aREENaousR
gr&nspl4Htias frem the CsassEssssTy
-ettlf sSou BesiG-

The work of tr&nsplsntng from the
old e0veruIhent conservatory a. the
United states greenhouse Wi soon be
commenced ander the supervision 81
Chef Gardener Hance. who knows a.
the kindred genera, the sub-orders.
tribes. sui~triess. y neither pois petaious.
mmopeISlols al apetAlous. tls nrsi
duty. however. VII be o. totally clean
0ut and eradicate the Canada thlstles
imported by Contractor NaAlCh. Nlsaso
botanical tastes seem to leaa 10 TIE
cultivation Cd nsecuYerous plssnts Aiid
hnusA MD .aoWcrs. THIS done, every
tam, from Ile tender buds O. .he tough
cid century gianis that never ale and
seldom bloom, Wlu be removed u the
genial environments provided by our
lncle samuel.
The remarkable African genus, Mel
wltseha. which has no upward growth
hence no Qr0mouun-Wll br gwen
the sunniest corner, where l. long.
leatherg coN'ledons can be produced
uterminabll without hope of anything
more aamuHble ur expensive. Tue
plants of automatic movement and ir-
rtaoIlty, such as dtsmodium gYraus
ana Venus tA Trap. WI acorn tAt VINE
doWs and "a zc everything that comes
within their sensitive grasp. The floral
envelopes NlA he omnlpreseat and
| flourish ln every part of Tie Govern.
ment greenhouse. funG Viii bt re-
tanned Temporarily, but got rad ~ as
/ landiy a. ppsslble. The cactus family
| with thorus and suckers, Wll be well
] represented, and tie bleeding heart
vii have place on the ragged edges.
/ IL VII be- INSIDE a. hot So possible Tor
some OF the plants, while Others Nll
l take On plerty OF moisture and keep
cool. The greenhouse Wlll be open 10
/ lle pubic eNNIY dAN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

The county board of school examin-
ers have secured Prof. Daniel Putnam,
principal of the state Normal school,
20 take charge of the state teachers IN
situte to he held here in August. The
other teachers Will be the members of
the board. Secretary Smith has com
pleted i recent tour OF inspection ot
the county schools, and reports that
most OF them are closed for the sum
mer The next teachers examination
will be held IN August.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23
EE WANTS TO WRESTLE
with VIM. l.. Gibbs or Even Bunk
Tradewcll

To the Editor OF the TE1gGa4w-HERALD.
Having seen through the press that
Wm. T.. Gibbs, 1.-The Kansas Demon,
has been challenging anybody IN the
state, wish TO say through your paper
that | don't consider Mr.. Gibbs ID the
same class with myself. but If he really
wants "a match, Will bot ham $50 or
500 that ! throw him four stra ght
falls IN one hours wrestling. The
match IS to be catch-as-catch-can, two
points down % constitute half and
Police Gazette rules to govern. Ii Gibbs
does not accept, VIII wresilc any man
in America, scheilenberger. Lewis or
Mcmillan preferred. Anybodyin Grand
Rapids can have the same terms a.
Gnbns. Hoping some one Will come
forward al once. remain
Respectfully.
CHARLES GREEN,
Champion wrestler OF England.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

s. E. Durfey. mate of steamer Arizona,
had his foot badly jAmmed. Thomas,
Electric OIL cured it. Nothing equal TO
1t for quick pain reliever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

Ask your grocer for MuskegOn crack
ers and cakes. Finest and freshest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

Mrs. Nellie Buckley has removed TO
9 North Divislon-st., Porter block. All
trimmed hats at cost.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

The Toss Up Cigar is Just what 1t is
claimed L. be. clear long Havana filler at &c.
equal TO any lOc cigar in the market.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

The perch are biting, cool lake
breezes blowing and everybody having
a good time at Macatawa Park, Ottawa
Beach, Shady Side and Harrington
Landing. In order to assist n making
everything pleasant the Steamer
Macatawa has been thoroughly re-
fitted for the season and Is now making
regular trips from Holland 20 all the
resorts, connecting with all trains on
the c. x W. VI. railway. Railroad
coupons good for passage by train and
boat
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

Look at those strawberries at Elliott
Il Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

Trimmings all one-fourth off at Kid
der's
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-23

You can get Cottage cheese at Elliott
& Co.'S.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-10
CITY WARO BOUNDARIES

FIRST WARD-lS bounded on the north
by w. Commerce street, east by San An
tonic river, south and west by center of s.
Laredo street and Alazan and San Pedro
creeks.
SECOND WARD-IS bounded on the north
by w. Commerce street, east by center of
S. Laredo street and AlaZan and San Pedro
creeks, south and west by city limits.
THIRD WARD-lS bounded on the east by
San Pedro creek, north by Fredericksburg
road and city limits, west by city limits
and south by w. Commerce street.
FOURTH Wards bounded on the north
by city limits, south by w. Commerce street,
east by San Antonio river, west by San
Pedro creek and Fredericksburg road.
FIFTH Wards bounded on the west
and north by the San Antonio river, east by
A lamo and Madre bitches and south by w.
Commerce street.
SIXTH WARD-IS bounded on the west
by Alamo and Madre bitches and San An
tonic river, south by +. Commerce street,
north and east by city limits.
SEVENTH WARD-m bounded on the
north by L. Commerce street, east and south
bv city limits, west by center of Water and
Mill streets and San Antonio river.
EIGHTH WARD-IS bounded on the north
nv L. Commerce street, west by San AntO-
MO river east by center of Water and Mill
streets.