The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-22
TREATED like A DOG
A Young Nan Bruhlly Pounded md Lslt
10 Die Ira Loft,
All Day and Night Ne Lay inssn-
sibIe In a Hay Now with Files
BuzzinR Around His
MsnRied head.

Special 10 the St3ndaru
MIssouLA. July 2i-Friday evening an
alteration took place Mt Loring's ranch
near Steyeusville between an Irishman
named Murphy, apd Green, Swede boy
about Is years Did. Murphy struck the
bow twice with .be handle of n pitchfork
leaving MN n.,aiied to the loft - ~ = harm : M
"e.wlth flies buxzing around IN. blee<iing
head until Saturday evening vi,en ths
neighbors heard of the affair and cared
for him. He will doubtless die as he was
still unconscious last night. Murphy is
under arrest.
"A man who came from Stevensyille this
1plpg says the people there are almost
si,en, .hon, ,Ae matter and apparently
,r,;n. 90 sh;a,d dle Irishman. District
Attorney Webster VII probably go up to-
morrow.
Deputy Sheriff Smith cIne inrrs,.I nowa fno;a lroM
| Stevensville last night AM, .,a.I;,., .,,'.i.
| Siff and Jack Carlwell for
up there.
About o'clock this morning Miles Mi
was awakened by the raising of n curtain
in his room OF by the light shining in. Al
the window, which had been raised about
six inches, he saw man with his face
pressed against the glass. and evidently
| about to enter the room. Mr.. Mix quietly
put his hand under his pillow and got
hold Of a Smith 4 Wesson revolver he
had there. The stranger, put his head
into the room and looked around, and
then, apparently seeing Mr.. Mix, with
drew il and ran. Mr.. Mix ran To the front
| door, near which the man passed, and,
stumbling. fell to the ground. Mr.. Mix
snapped the gun at him four times, but IL
failed 10 go oil and the man got away.
The police were at once informed and
made n raid on the \. p. yards and ar
| arrested ten men there Of the species
"hobo." None of them proved 20 be the
man wanted. but they were locked up to
answer TO the charge OF tresspassing on
| private premises.
Rev. and Mrs. J. II. TAFT went to Lvines-
ton to-day to attend the Methodist con-
| florence.
Jesse A. Armitage. until recently a
member Of the firm Of Fairchild, Cornish
| x Co, leaves tomorrow for Baker City,
| Ore, where lie will embark in the real
estate business.
In the district court this morning there
| was argued n m otion to dissolve an in
junction procured by Mrs. KAte H. Nc
Cormick early in June 10 prevent the sale
Of certain lot, whose sale had beea or
lered TO satisfy a Judgment in favor OF
Riddell x Watts. Mrs. AcCornick owns
In hsS eva ssasssc-ss ssAsrbs<~ - 4s1s- Chat
belonged formerly TO her husband, the
late Maj. w. j. Mccormick, while she
| tpntrbls MS
estate. On one OF the latter she had a
house built. the work being done and ma
terial being furnished by Ritldell 4 Watts,
who got mechanics lien on the property
Ia secure themselves. IL appears that
Mrs. Mccormick supposed that this was
one Of her own lots. The contractors
brought suit and obtained judgment and
the lot was ordered sold. On the day of
sale Mrs. McCormick's attorneys got out
an injunction To prevent the sale ON the
ground that il was part Of the Mccormick
estate. The motion To dissolve that in
junction was taken under advisement by
the court.
X. n. Nicoles was to-day admitted to
practice law i'm the district court OF the
second judicial district. He is n member
of the Minnesota bar.
The sheriff's Office presents n deserted
appearance to-day. Sheriff Houston has
gone To the flathead reservation on busi-
ness. Deputy Houston has gone up "a
Carlton to serve an injunction and a
summons and Deputy Abernethy has gone
To Flat Creek To make an arrest.
A marriage license was granted to-day
To Edward 5. Hayes and Maude Brechbill
both of Missoula.
Bob Lynch, who for some time past hAs
been porter at the Florence hotel. leave.
tonight for Seattle ON "A pleasure trip. Hs
, may decide Ia remain there.