The new North-west., 1890-08-29
DEER LODGE MONTANA

ss uouple drivers. They soon filled up and
attracted considerable attention at the can
1tal by their exhibition Of life. Will Stuart.
formerly of this valley, now lives four miles
from Washington and is making money in
the milk business. Glib NAV take some
more horses down if he can ret the kind
he wants. His Montana garb attracted il
great deal OF attention in Washington, and
many supposed that he was member of
the Wild West show. BY hitching one
morse to the tail of the one he was riding
he attracted a crowd of spectators along
Pennsylvania Avenue greater than a parade
would have done.-Bo=eman CA1vnicle.
Two gentleman (brothers) created quite
a sensation in town yesterday morning,
although they only remained long enough
to take breakfast. Their names are d. N,
and $. w. Rogers, and they are making
trip Of the continent on bicycles They
hail from Millbury, Mass, and left Ply
mouth Rock On their wheels April 20, 1890.
aud expect to reach Portland, Oregon. on
Or about Sept. goth. They looked bronzcd
Of course, after such an exposure to the
elements, but they are in excellent work
ing trim and in the best Of spirits. Their
muscular tissue feels like iron bands, and
IT is a safe proposition to say that they will
complete the trip in excellent shape and
good condition. They have recently been
tourngin the Park, and have visited on
their way most Of the prominent places in
tcrycning between tide water and the
nl1lntni,lc flha3- !, b,,+t ,1,;
lnhking the journey, and that is to sec the
country i'll Il more thorough manner than
can be done from the windows Of d palace
, car .i1tat Gourier.
Early this week a family came into the
| city in 4 manner that attracted the atten-
ton and aroused the sympathy of many
| Working beside the only horse in harness
and helping 10 draw half Of tile load was {;
man. His few effects, Wife ana children
| We're i'll the wagon. When questioned lie
told Il ptiful story. When one Of lis
! horses died he was compelled to take its
| place because he had no money with which
| 10 purchase another, and it was very inn
portant that he should get north A sub
scriptlOn paper WIS At once started enough
money was soon secured, the horse pur-
chased. and Il kind blacksmith was in the
act of shoeing him when the man rushed
in, saying that it vas an insult to offer him
such Il horse, but that he would be pleased
to accept the money. 1t was turned over
to him and he departed. 1t nov transpircs
| that this man has worked the same scheme
at various places down the road At June
ton, Idaho. he secured quite II sum. IN
account of which appeared in this paper
few weeks ago. There are no flies on this
old boy.-DilloH 7yi6uae
a man who gave his name as Quinn, live
| in@ about 31a miles southwest of Timber
line, sometime last week killed his wife
! and five children, the oldest Of the children
being a girl Of IA. On saturday 4 party of
men went to the cabin to Investigate. Ar
rivin@ ut the cabin the men bohcld hor-
rible sight. Sitting in a chair was Mrs.
Quinn, her head split open, and around her
were the mangled remains of five children.
the heads, arms and legs Of all save the
eldest were severed from the body, and the
eldest, girl about II years Of age was
|
the room sat the father, eating MI arm Of
one OF the children. One or the men
named Brophy advanced to the ceuter OF
the room, and upon being discovered by
Quinn, who, it was very apparent, was de
mented, he dropped the arm, and after
glaring at Brophy an instant, sprang sud
| denly upon him and bore him to the floor.
Brophy was Immediately rescued by the
| other men and all went out of the house
Not one of them appeared willing to enter,
and while they were standing in; group
| discussing what was best to be done, Quinn
came out and started on Il run towards
] Miller's house, and Rrophy, thinking the
mad man would do further damage, pulled
his gun and fired Quinn fell and expired
almost instantly.