The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-04
NORTHWEST NEWS.
Toujcs Of General Interest In the -Four
New States and Elsewhere.

county. died Tuesday OF iast "ees 49, -
the effects of a kick in the stomach py . n ~
vicious horse. A wife ana four "' ~
mourn his untimcly death. =,
yy;,es Wolyerton, Robert Wills ana CT
William Lee, who settled on the Ellis res
..ration before il was set aside py inc -
.o,ernmeut rs such and were compeueo o.
40 abandon their land, have all been rem :,
stated by the government, says ue p" n
man Chroh'cte' 10 nj,
..as.r, canned near the Piegan MISSION
On Two Medicine creek. II seems ooe
settled that the Pacific extension Will 10
through the Marias or Two Medicine pass y
hut where the extension VIII "r 'o \
a matter OF conjecture I
J. !. Sonan, a brakeman on the o,an~ !
Northern, was killed frina! n.snt {
naly,s Crossing. Nonan was caught WINE {
n",,n,ing cars, and being drawn under the Z
,,hacIs had his head entirely severed from i
his hody. He had been in the employ Oh
the company only six months. Inc cor |
oner's Jury returned verdict exoher"'"s
the company.
I'll. port Townsend Call says the gov
a.r, exnl,riuy expedition into the
oi,n,ric mountains this summer VIII
start from the source OF the Sui"
river and endeavor to go arouha ~
mountains instead of crossing the orru
like the exploring party did from ~
Angeles last January. Seierai o
49, ,hat nv following up the Quilcene
EVER, thereby penetrating the Valleys Oh
,ho oIympic mountions, would he the
best route.
lie said that some parties have been
usino dynamite in Flint Creek to snch an
cxtent that there is scarcely any I'VE ,rou'
remaining in the stream. Inc mdi'iouaiS
,.hn ire nracticlng the malicious sportare
,.oII known about town, but as yet no one
has been able to catch them IN the nr''
although several parties have seen ,he
explosions aud noticed the men near p!'
hnt according to law il is necessary TO see
.har. mn the powder i'm the water to con-
,,io, ,hem. The same wholesale slaughter
has been going OH i'm Rock creek FORA
Iong tunc. and unless something Is uoiie
soon 10 preyent it there will not be a hsh
loft for the angler Phiiipsbury aid"'
N. Ballman, an Okanogan, Wash.'
har killed. Johu Swonts, a ~neighbor,
las, b,t,inc him over the head with a ciun.
Rallman took the body OF Swohts 10 MS
home and afterwards went TO 'heiah,
where ne was arrested by. ciuzehs wv
taken 10 C~onconully. Baiiihah salo NV
acted In self defense and ina owon's
had attacked him with an axe anu he
80 obliged to defend himself with a
c,uh. Both men were engaged IN choP
,;,, 6rewood for the steamer, ana n us
mite arose as to whose land the unhos
y,s beinp cut on. Swonts leaves a wiz
and two children.
Assessor Moore on Saturday stuinpie'
on n sad experience, says the .heh"
WASH, yugget. In taking his trip up y"
Big Bottom country assessing nc caiI
ON w, c. Grey in the Silver creek neig,
borhood, and on going INTO ms capin u
yas alarmed TO find him stretched dea
vs. a.. goor. He notified the neighbor
md Justice Van Wort Immediately Gale
acoroner's ilry and held an inquest. III
deceased had probably been dead f
: ,ro laws. some of the n~eighbors ha'
;na seen him alive and well on II
"Wednesday preceding. Heart disea,
was the probable cause. The jury broue
in verdict of death from natural cause
Francis Murphy, who worked on !
brother Joseph's ranch on the east $40
of Tiger Butte, near the Belt creek STU
boxes,'l IL miles from Benton, mas p y,
n,iss;n, since the night of April IA. L
two brothers, Thomas Scott VINO al
,,orls for Joseph, and two strangers W
were stopping for the night were sitti
m in the cabin talking, when about IN
piyh, Francis went out with the wa
hnoLo, hut did not return. The m
morning Joseph saw "A smouldering ca
fire about half a mile from the mouse,
could find no other trace. he ana sc
then started out on a search III whien.
have been engaged since, 'osepn III
sar,s Great Falls while Scott secured
timber and the Belt creek country, bu
no nurpose. The missing man 4
Canadian 2s years of age, 5 feet III inc
Iii Lark complexion, heavy black u
n t,chc: lad on common clothes anu /,
oycralls. His brother Is very ahx'
about him.
severe cutting scrape occurred
Ci,rk's Forks. Idaho, one day last "
which nearly resulted In a lynching.
trouble resulted over a woman Oh =
morais, Louis b. Harrison was IN DO
or,y's saloon with the woman wheh
ert j. Henderson, her lover appe'
Henderson was jealous and. drawn
knife threatened to cut her throat
- s,enncd between the man
n -, inst as the knife blade
y, struck him behind the left
"a ON, entirely through the cheek,
inga yash seven inches long, extei
nearly TO the mouth. Henderson an
woman fled To the mountains UNI
ytS that Harrison had been killed. mar
was bleeding profusely, N WINE Q
his friends ran for a doctor others =,
amr,n;zed n posse and. armed with
.na.,o, started after Henderson.
.h,s, was a long one. but u result
- eoeinp couple being overtaken,
,n,bo womau's inability To CLIMB ov
.ocLs and through the brush. hehu'
,,bo n little before was ANXIOUS =
n.r was now as anxious to have u
n,,;,. and when they heard thei
Snsrs advancing. and the woman Z
t. i.., =, an and leave her, he n
til we're taken toketlef.