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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-05

iii. She had be very he9lthy child and
up to this time ID always eat, 81 with relish
and digestion. But now she was tlVitchins
in every nerve, she could not lie down at
night because of difficulty in breathing, sac
had the most terrible crying spells, she
could not take care of particle OF solid
food, and liquids were almost as bad. AS
usual tho physicians disagreed. One called
it asthma. one valvnlar disco Q OF the heart,
another nervous prostratlon, but all ed-
United that it vas bad case, and mature
would have to take her course" The child
became little skeleton, and there seemed
no hope left. At this juno a woman
who had had large experience in the care
of the sick, made this remark: THAT child
will die if she is not speedily relic ed. |
feel sure that it is q case Of
worms, for have seen just such conditions.
Before nature takes her course to tle ceme-
terry, | wouli give the patient some worm
medicine. 1t will not harm her, and it may
save her." In desperation the dose Was
bought and administered, and within forty
eight hours there was abundant proof that
worms and nothing but worms was respon-
sible for the cdild's condition. She COM
nenced at once to improve, and hiss kept
steadily at it. So it was not "heart disease"
nor asthma" nor nervous prostrauon,"
nor rheumatic diathesiS," nor ''n 3ras-
mus all of which had been suggested.
Facts are stubborn things" and if there
is Il medical man who will explain tais case
on any othe. hypothesis than the one l have
given, | should like to have him do it, Here
vas cause and effect The cause was re-
moved, and the effect-which was health
followed Exploded superstition" sounds
well, bat would give more fer the ability
that was able to discover the destroyer of
this chiids life than for a cart load of such
phrases. ELEANOR KIRK.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-05

1t is semi-officially announced that one of
the Vanderbilts is going to put up a palace
Tor the poor in New York. II the idea is
carried out, it will be an action of phllan-
thropy that will be productive of more good
and OF greater gratitude on the part of the
beneficiaries than any charitable work here
tofore conceived and Dat into operation in
any American city. 1t will be a monu-
ment TO the name of the donor that will
last as long as there are poor people left,
and THE poor are always with u.s." The
poverty and cranped. dingy surroundings
which go to make up the ''homss" of thou
sands of the residents on the East Side are
as familiar to all old time New Workers as
their own comfortable environments, yet
comparatively few people realize to the
fullest extent the hariships which these
people undergo in their brave fight for their
daily bread-for a mere existence, which
their more prosperous fellows would term
actual starvation. Life IN county poor
house would be an enviabie lot compared
with the fate of some Of them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-05
BARNUM WANTS HIM.
A Wealthy Texan Who sports a
Seven-foot Beard.
From the 81. LOUIS Republic.

from me 81. LOUIS heDnOtIc.
BONNIE TERRE, Mo-, Sept 21-James
Keith of Texas. who was here recently Wis.
iting his brother, Dr.. a. w. Keith, has
probably the most remarkable beard in
this or any other country. Mr. Keith
usually wears his luxuriant beard braided
ana neatly done up in a silk cloth. sad thea
inclosed in his shirt front. but when loose
and flowing its full length, it measures full
seven fee Some time since 2. I. Barnum,
having heard of Mr.. okeith's wonderful
beard, wrote him. Offering him a handsome
salary to travel with his show. Mr.. Keith.
however, declined the offer, and wrote the
great Snowman that he had two fiocks in
Texas. one of sheppard the other of chill
dren, and that he would not think of leav-
Ing them. Mr.. Barpum then expressed a
desire to see him, andptter@ard sent him a
railroad pass, and he spent several days Id
New York as his guest. Mr.. Keith is about
As years old. His bearddi is the result of
eleven years. growth.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-05

ITO COUNTY OFFICERS Books and Blanks
Il required by county officers for the use OF
the courts or for Office us~ supplied to order by
the MORNING NEWS PRINTING HOUSE.
Whitaker street. Savannah
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10

In the four h district Boutelle has over
1900 majority over Crosby (deur).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10

estimate made by An agent Ioi ihe Assocla-
ted Press az Portland early this morning.
The republican plurality J IS 'he largest
thrown in an off year in any election state
or national ,ince 1850 on the popular
On the popular vote we carr every county
but Waldo and that is in dotr oi on Tue Gov
ernor vote. The democratic vote IS the
smallest vote which they nave thrown
since 1864, with the exception OF isH
when Joseph II. Williams re eeFta 'Zo1.
The Senate will stand q repuh shi
democratic, and the House l20 republ'ca1s
81 democrats. The causes whic'h are al
trlbuted 10 the position the demoa'fa'e party
took apJu the license question az are Ah
endorsement of the position of the fepubIl-
can party on the question of protection Tie
enlarg ment of our foreign trade hn appro-
val OF the sh piping subsidy and ocean poS'ai
bills, and of the wise ard econont eai al
ministratlon of Governor BurleigR lhe
business, commercial and agrculnu ursi IN
terests of Maine are thoroughly in taVof oi
these measures.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
County County County

Treas. Any. Com.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
Gov. Buflei sh and Chairman Manley
on the Result

Governor Burleigh vas interviewed on
the result. ef the election. He said -
"mu.t confess tbal the resSl, of ths
election was s0mexhst OF surprise TO
me. From iufornst o. received from
every sectol of tha STATE wss prepare
FIR .ubstsntsl victory, but d 4 not ex-
pee. quite So decisive an expression OF
public Sc t:nent. The result was. i,s' of
all. vizo.oGs endorse of prohiorio1 \,
such as must forever put an end 10 tie
foolish LAIN tba5 the people of the STATE
are ready 10 exchange the present policy
for one that viii give lsgal status and re-
speciality to The drsm-hop.
"A gain It wss ~ endorsement of the re-
publican euGeayor TO secure honest elec-
tons and MAKE vote a one secii ~ of the
country just IS pctant as in aHo'hsr. 1t
was vic ory for the protec ire policy ua-
der which our nation has grown sni pros
pered beyoud al others, q repudi.tion of
TIE free trade fallaeiss with winch theori,t,
have eniesyored to 5sgEils the people
THE endorsement given Speaker Reed
By the republicans ia the first district was
most remarkable ami emphatic, sud one
which be epinently deserved. It was an
endorsemsnt of him personally AMI poli,i
ealIy.
80 far as the election hss applied u
myself, need not say that | am deeply
sessible of the generous expression OF
confidence and good will that has been given
me-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
Waldo County Returns.

BtLfAsr. sept. 9.-Twenty toanl
this county Civ Burleigh 3s plurality.
The remain ug towns gave - Democrat in
1888. W. H. Huat elected senator. Wal
lin. clerk AMI the oher Off iils democratic
For Governor. Thompson. 2950, Bur'
iaish. 293s; |. Z. Clark, l06; A. Clark.
95 For Congressman. Baker, 1880; Mil
ken, 26i4; Bstemen, 2it5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
Third District.

In the third district Millikeu is elected
hy large msj rity over Baker (dem).
Base man (labor and p-ohibitory party has
small vote
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
Matte Pet slt ns.


The folloviug Maine pensions have been
granted
Original. William q Hurii.on, Franklin;
Dan'el Stevens, Can't ridge; Rufu, Mer-
rill, Saco; Ab,sm Merrill. lIallowell Jere-
m ah Hobbs, Brewer; En)ch, father of
klsm Palmer, tornna Emma. widow Of
Abram Merrill. IsliowelI; Alyida, widow
Of LnHgr oi,hy Lamphear, Stockton Springs
MAr2ur,t, widos oi Wm. II. Griffin, Port
land.
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y ToUa NcAEY sErgsDE9

FIw q 8I7<LI ~ .N~-1
II .. fails 20 b%ssat 700
when a=ed ssrtes.y ar
directed 90 the sns.6s
wrapper Tsy IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
The Legislature Still 0v-
erWheImingly Repub'
IiCan.
And On the Whole Maine Did Herself
PfOnd.

tn latest returns received up to time of
eoin, to press give results from 3i2 towns
Mi!h Tho fnllnN ing vo.e:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
He Wanted a Reward,

Bosros, Sept 5.-William r. Murdock,
aged 10, ~ho claimed to have discovered
a rail placed across the Boston & Maine
railroad track last night, and stopped an
approaching train, vas arrested today and
confessed that be gut the rail on the track
in the hope that the company would reward
him tor signalling the train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
Ful. Returns from Waldo County,
TSnecisi to kannebec Journsl

BtLFAsr, Sept. 9.-Full returns from
Waldo county sre Sensors-Hunt, rep.
3,0lG; Wsiiin, dem. , $50; Pierce, 300 !;
Richie. SIS. Iif-Wsdsworth, dem,
S.093; Merton. SIG. leik-Wadlin.
rep. Bias; Parker, > 6Gs. REGISTER
Cook, dem, ,933; McCrili., 29i6 At
torney Brown dem. 3.l69; Runaells.
2,GyS Treasurer White. dem. 5000
Woods. $50 Commi-sioner-Payso son,
dem, 3,0l2; Fletcher, $50.
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Contagious Diseases.

Gases Of the contsgiou, diseases Of which
the State Board Of Health 10 notified we're
reported for the week ending Saturday,
Sept. 6, a. follows:
III D ths ria Portland, 2; Westbrook, 2.
Jyl h sd Fevet- Berwick, ]; Blu Ia II.
!; FsrminstIn, Gray. /; Harrison. /;
Oxford. ! per,lani, Sanford, / West
trO Il, J..
~o rist Fever-Grsy, Mercer. /.
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CONGRATULATIONS
Received by Governor BuTleisf aud
Chairman Manley en- MondaysA VIC
tory. "A

BAE HARpoR, Me. sept. 9, 9To.
To Governor Bur.eigh, Augusta ',l
We have heavy shower here to pay,
but il is nothing 10 the one which feit
over the State Yesterday congtati ate
you heartily. JAS. G. BL,Is
PROVIDENCE, R. L, Sept. ., ls9liI
To Hon. Jos. II. Msnley.
Accept congratulations SO rcnly meTiifd.
BRAiroNl
CoLCMBrs, O., Sept ., 1890
Hon. Jos. ii. Marley, Chairman Rep 4bl \
can Executive Committee
We shake YOUR loyal hard as best We
can at this Distance, over YOUR glorious
victory. We will multiply Maine in Ohio.
WILLIAM IIAuS, Chairman.
+. +. ID. ALnERr, Secretary Republican
State Executive Committee.
Bosros, Sept. ., 1890.
To Hon. +. c. Burleigh, Augusta;
Accept my hea,ttelt congratulations iha,
your administration was scceptible to tle
citizens of Maine. was evident BY the granl
majority given you yesterday.
MuroS II. FRENCH.
WAsuisGroN. ID. c., Sept .
To Joseph II Manley
Well DONE Pine Tree State, How she
went-H. b.
W. +. CHANDLER.
PORTLAND, Sept. ..
10 Governor Buileigh;
con yratulste YOU most heartily up
your great majority. 1t is coed enlorse-
ment Of your sb administration of STATE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
Official Corsu Il, port Tor eome M aine
PlhCeh.

The census oiicc today announced the
populations of the following cities and
towns in Maine, together nth the increase
or tccresse during the last tn wears Au-
burn, ,22S. increSsc of 1913; Augusta.
l0,52l 'nrtcnse Of ls5G; Bath, s7IJ. in
crease Of $50; BilieioId, II tls, increase
of 1867; BjurswIck, 593s. increase
If ga; DcerinR. 5337, decrease Of
lob; Gardiner, 5ist, ircresse Ot5;
Lewiston, ~, ,G6S. increase > 2,5sj; Portland,
3G,GoS, Increase 2,19s; Saeo, G,o7J, de-
Geese 3lt; Skp~hrgnn, 3 oGs, incr' ase
I,2CS Wserv.l!e, 7,0Jl, increase 2,ilo,
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Somerset Gives Bu:ieish About 1000
Plurality.

SKowHEeAs. Sept. 9.-Rsturns from all
but six plantations il Somerset, give Bur
leigh, $40. Thompson. 1855; Clark. SO.
Five rspus slican representatives are elected,
and two democrats. oue district in doubt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanscs the sys-
tenn eGectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the mos.
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA f7G syrup co.
say fsaAcisCo. CT.
toWSHits, sr NV Y0as ~
sxpriaAvIF
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Portland Advertiser Estimate OF the
Legislature.

PoRrLASp, SEPT. 9.-An estimate made
by tie Advertiser Of the Maine Legislature
follows Senate, rs republicans and DEM
otra's; House, III republicans and 81
den1Sras
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10

Ia ctts have been granted Frederick A.
Wsri ot Lincoln, window screen; Frank
l. O"., Cd, Bangor, lathe dog: Bcthuel y.
>tesras, Dexter, sweep and picker stick Mt
tachmen. tor ljoms.
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The Latest Estimates by Wire.

LEWISTON. Sept. . The Journals re-
turns from 33s towns are; Bur!eigh. re-
publican, 57,59i; Thompson, democrat,
30 36S Clark. p,otibitory party, 1902.
ReIuolicsu plurahtg, Is 22G. The same
towns in is5e gave 1926 plurality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
Gen MoCook Ordered to Department
OF Arizona.

Brig Gen Alexander MCCook has been
ordered TO Irocesd without delay from
Fort Leayenrorih, Kas to Los Angeles,
Gal 10 assume the command of the de-
psrtment Of Arizona.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
REPRESENTATIVES, ELECT.


ASBRosroGGiS.
RsPsJiteaas.
Pclsrd AMI Minot-W. W. Daaren, Me
cbaBic Falls.
x, eavare.
A NJ. Penley.
Turner and Livermo, e. Roscoe Smith.
Lisben and Web.ter-Charies NJ. Ham.
Lewiston Frank L. Noble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
The SeDatora Elect.

Republicans in Roman, democrats IL
Italics
ANDRosCoGGIs COUNTY.
John Harper, Lewiston; jesse VI. Libby,
Poland
AROosTooK COUNTY.
James Nu,ting, Perham; Frederick A
Powers, Iioul oa.
CUMBERLAND C5USTY.
C. +. Libby, Portland; f. B. Mallett.
Jr., Freepott; Leauder A. Poor, sebsgp
Edward Moore, Deering.
FRANKLIN coCsTY.
Joel Wilbur, Pt Hips.
HANCOCK CorSTY.
R bert L GrindIe. Mount Desert; Pa.
cal Z. Gilmore, Dsd1am.
KEssEBgc COUNTY.
A ". Spear, Gardner; W. T. Haines.
Waervils.
KSoX coUsIY.
N,ren e. Hehan, 7homastoa Isaac W.
She5m man, Camden.
IIscoLs COUNTY.
AR G. Smith, White aeId.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Waldo Petting.u, RlmforI Loren r.
Giles, BroEnfc.d.
PENoB.coT COUNTY.
Erssiu. c. Ryder. Springfield; Benz. min
b. Thatcher, Bangor; Henry w. Mayo,
Hampton.
PIscATAqris COUNTY.
A. W. Chapia, Honson.
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
Henry w. SEanton, Bath.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Sylvester J. Walton, Skoshegan.
WALDO COUNTY.
W. II. HINT, Liberty; d. A. Wadlin
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
William NJ. Nash, Cherryseld; John C..
Rogers, Pembroke.
YOKK G0rsfY.
Charles II. Adams, Limerick; Capt. J..
r. Warren, Baxton; John c. stewart,
York
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
Chairman Mariey's

words this afternoon are: Additional re-
tarns received up t. noon fully confirm the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
National League Standing.
Other 0amos,

At New Haven-New Haven, 8; Leba-
non, 3
At Baltimore Baltimore, 4; Louisville,
8.
| At Rochester-St Louis, 2; Rochester, 4.
At Harrisburg-Sewak,2 q; Harrisburg,
/ l..
| At Syracuse Syracuse, 3; Columbus g..
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1900 msi,r,sv in Aroos.ook
Especial to the Kennebec Journal.

HouLroy. Sept. 9-The republican ma
jority in Arcos,ook W Il reach nearly 200.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10
East Livermose-E. s. Cooling.
Durham and Minot-Joseph II. Dav.s.

East Livermoe-E. S. Cooling.
Durham and Mino,-Joseph II. Davis.
Draosyass.
Lewiston--Chules II. osgood.
William piekey.
T. y. Callahan.
Leeds and G,eeLe--R. n. Maxim.
ARoosrooN,
RsPa5i,eaas.
Fort Fairfield C!ass-N. NJ. Drew of Fort
Fairfield.
C.ribou-L c. stsarrs.
CVaRERLANp.
Repsb!ieans.
Portland-Thomss Y. Shaw.
Franklin {. Payson.
JOSIAH II. D.ummoud, Jr.
Augustus ID. Smith.
Deering-Anirew Harris.
Wss,hrook-w. W. Lamb Of Saccsgspps
Freepor. AID ro~nal-John c. Kendall.
Gorhsm-E. Eugene wescou.
Bridgton-Edsara kmball
BrGnswiek-isxae flummer.
Harpswell-T. L. Skolaeld.
Democrats
Portland Charles +. Guptl
Cape Elizseeth-C Charles A. Tlton.
FgANkLiN.
Republicans.
Wilton class-Lester L. Hiscoek
Temple-I. W. Sargent.
indus,ry-Frsnklin W. Patterson.
HANCOCK.
Republican.
Ellswoith-A. Il. Wiswell.
ksNSkHEC.
Republicans
Gardiuer b. Clason,
Hallowell-George =. Fuller.
Augusts-J. +. Hin.
Treby Johnson.
Winihrop-John + Brainerd.
Vassslboro-Ruel {. Burgess.
Resdfeld-F. q. Brown.
osklsnd w Nj. Aver.
|. Orcut.
Chelsea-Mark l.. Rollins.
Democrats.
Randolph class-E. = Newell.
Clinton class Frank W. Clifford.
Waterville-Frsnk l.. Thayer
LINCOLN.
RepsJhcans
Bristol and psmsriscotts-Edwin J. Ewing.
Newcastle clsss-nsvid :. Glidden. I
Boothbay class-John +. Kelley.
Dresden clsss-John A. Ham.
lefierson class David \. Weeks.
Waldoboro class-Archibald S. Ksler.
OXFORD.
Republican.
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SIGNAL SERVICH.


I'm % OF tue uef signal Dhicef, I
wAsHisGTos. Sept. 10, l A. M.
FIR Msire. Fair; preceded by light
IA n on cos L, cooler, n1rthwesterly winds.
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President Harrison CongratulatGs
Speaker Reed.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 9-The follow ing
telegram was received here this morning
CEkssoS, Pa Sept. 9.
Hon Thomas p. Reed, Speaker of the
House OF Representatives
very heartily congratulate you and your
coIesg les in Congress from Maine upoI
the generous AID popular endorsement y5u
have rece ived.
{SigIed) BESJAMiS HARRISON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10

The entire republican ticket is elected in
Aroostook, with four republican represen-
taliyes AMI one democrat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-10

Cumberland county gives the full repub-
lic2r ticket betseen 1900 ard 20O0 plural
ity, eleeting the whole ticket by tina. vote,
sgain.t only thou,apd two years ago.
Portland gives 1900 republican plurality,
agar ST 1000 two years ago. One demo
cratic representative was elected OH account
of local diss nsions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-26
UNDER HORSES HOOPS
Two Men Half Trampled and Half Frozen
to Death.
DISCOVERIES in a Stable with it's o.
cupant Walking All Over Them
No Telling How They
Got Thero.

About . o'clock last night as Constable
Harmon was going home tn his supper he
heard SOMEONE groaning In a small stable
In an alley, just off from Cherry street
between Second and Third streets. He
went up tn the door and as the groans
continued he tried to go inside hut could
not do so. the door being fastened. Sccur-
ing an axe from am adjacent woodpiie he
6urstcd i'm the door, and looking around
found that the stable consisted
of two tails, each containing "a
horse. He could see no human
creature in the place, but hearing an
other groan which apparently came from
one of the stalls, hc went closer and look
who were bcastly drunk and covered with
blood. tie succeeded in rolling them
both out from under the horses feet ana,
covering them with Blankets, went out
and notified the police. Officers Hale
and Pickle went over to- tho place and
took charge of the two men.
They were nearly frozen when Harnan
found them, and had they been left IN the
place much longer there is no doubt hut
they would have been dead within "A short
time.
The officers brought the two individuals
"a tho police court and a sorry sight they
presented. They were utterly limp and
stup.licd with whiskey. The horse had
evidently trampled on their faces for they
were cut badly and their clothing was
torn in several places. This, no doubt,
was also done by the horses hoofs,
The men were James Shechan and Will
lice court with blood they were taken To
the Jail as nothing could I've done with
them last night. They wer, too drunk Ia
give any account of themselves.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-26
EvADINO THE TAKES.
An Attorney far tho NOrthern Pacific ln
t~erviewed ut Missouia-

An Attorney far tho Northsrn Pacific In
terviewed at Missouia-
Special to the standard.
MIssoCLA, Feb. 25.-The case of the
Northern Pacific i'm their suit against the
treasurer OF Missoula county, 20 prevent
him from collecting the tax levied upon
the company's land i'm the county. was
virtually decided to-day by Judge Mar
shall. The argument was, IN motion of
the plaintiff, why the defendant should
not show cause why thei injunction should
not no continued. The motion to continue
was sustained. The case will take it's
place ON the calendar, and mo doubt will
be disposed Of in favor of the company OH
final hearing. The STANDAHD's CORE,
attorney for the road. why IL was that these
lands were impossible tn identify when
they were needed for taxable purposes.
fellow found ~ mine ON them and the
wanted to eject him. He said
tho cases were quite different. and that
was fairly determined the company made
no fight. lie cited ~ ease i'm Silver
Bow county. Tom Cooncy was sent down
there and on his report they Withdrew the
was anxious To have the government
decide what was not and what was min
crai land i'm the meaning of the grant, and
t.rInincd separately. He said the COM
pany was perfectly willing to- take the Ts'-
port of Ia governments surveyor as to
the character of the land. This is not tn
he ouder at, as there was not a foot
of land in Montana returned as mineral
land. 1t was all timbcrcd mountain, graz
ing and agricultural land. No mineral
lands were found by the surveyors.
The mercury was 10 degrees below zero
this morning.
Judge SLOANE, acting chancellor com
n tour of inspection. He will visit Helena,
Butte. Anaconda and other places.