The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-10-22
ASKING TO BE FORGIVEN
Carter Pleads His Case Before The Peo.
pie Of KiSsOlla County.
HE GROWS ABUSIVE NOW
Court News From the Garden City
The Injured Brakeman
Social and Political
GOSSIP.
Special to the standard.

Special to the Standard.
MlssoULA, Oct. 2i.-The district court
to-day cptlrmcd the appointment of
George b. Wilds as assistan, deputy clerk,
vice ]. C. Marshall who resigned as he
was obliged 10 return 10 Kentucky on
business. Mr.. Wilds is from Kentucky,
and being lawyer, will doubtless be a
very competent officer, while the Office
work will familiarize him with Montana
practice.
The trial OF Pascal, the Indian, con-
tinued to-day with the cross examination
Of Tenas-La and the examination Of
William and Antes, who told Of Pascars
having confessed 10 them and also told
how they found the money in the belt Of
the dead man last spring, Bena Gangras,
a half breed, testified that Pascal showed
him the dead mans hat.
Pascal was then put on the stand in his
own defense and admitted mat he killed
the man but said he had 10 do il in self
defense, as they had traded horses and
then quarreled about the trade.
Mr.. Kingsley, the brakeman who was
brought in from the 81, Regis country
with his legs crushed from the knees
down, is still alive although so low as yet
that the surgeons could not perform an
amputation. His sister arrived this
morning and his wife is expected from
River Falls, Wis, this evening.
There was but one location notice filed
to-day, the Big Enough lode, six miles
south Of Eddy station on the Northern
Pacific railroad, by U. CARED.
The Georgia minstrels, said TO be one
Of the best companies ON the road, will
be at Benefits opera house on Thursday
evening.
Governor Toole will speak at Benefits
opera house tomorrow evening. II goes
without saying that there will be a large
audience.
Hon. T. VI. Carter arrived from Helena
at | o'clock to-day in company with
Major Eaton, w. ]. Kennedy and j. w,
Pace. Ate o'clock special car carried
them and % Of the prominent republicans
Of this city to Frenchtown, where Mr..
Carter spoke.
7. II. Carter and party returned from
Frenchtown shortly before G o'clock. II
was learned by your correspondent that
there were about 80 present AT the meet
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