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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05

ceived on the night Of the riot and the
guards are still set over the house
The Hungarians announced that they
would burn the house on their way to
Morewood, and in .Ramseys absence,
the only protection the family nad was
that afforded by his son William aud
friend, armed only with q Winches-
ter and g revolver. They several
times droue srmed strikers from the
grounds. and were obliged to watch
all Digit before rein forcements ty
gva-ds.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05
opt. Jack Crawford.

A week of more than ususl demand
upon the amusement seeking public OF
Miles City was rounded out LIST nigh
by the entertainment given by Capt
Jack Crawford at the Rink. snd though
We have hsd three nigh Of fisst clss-
operatic aud drsmatic psrforBsnc CO.,
we qu, stion IL at suy Of them there bss
been a more thoroughly entertained
audience than that wulch listened fer
over two hours to the poe seoul"
last nigot. There.Are few men who
can hold an audience for over az
hours without any greater defection
than one small boy, and that is ali
that Capt. Jack lost from bis host -
auditors last night. To attempt 70
describe his entertainment would b.
impossible. suffice 20 say that IL -
made up OF sketches Of his eventfui
career intersPersed with original
poeTs, exciting laughter one momen
ana drawing tears the next, adeligla-
ful mixture Of pathos and bath
harmoniously intsrmiDglsd- He t.its
without apparent effort and 50 chaIn.-
his hearers that their only concern
that he may quit too soon. Amor
the many gems that he scattered
broadcast. the extract from "Pon,
BnPs" sermon, given In the vernacu a
Of the cowboy, IVES perhaps the bet
dealing IS it did In thoagh.s aud ~
pressions with which we Of the range
country are thoroughly convPrsant
Capt. Jack viii appear onos more b.
fore a Miles City audlenoe on MONDAY
night on whicn oooaslsn he win rscIfe
one OF two Of his best poems aud We
advise all who have not heard him Z i.
be present
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05
A PLOT TO AVENGe.
An Italian Who is Naturalized
Citizen of the United States
Tells a Strange Story.
He Reveals a Plot to Avenge His
Countrymen Who Were
Killed at New Orleans.
To Avene. rhelr countrymen.

NEW CASTLE, Pa, April 3.-To-day
Sebastian Gabarrio, the older OF the $50
Italians employed near Wampum,
told a strange story, which he said
should be communicated to the
authorities. at once. Gabsrrio lie q
property owner in Wampum and
seemed to place considerable weight
upon the information impaired. He
said that yesterday a strange Italian
who resided In Pittsburg. called him
aside and asked him If he would go
into a plot 10 avenge his countrymen
who had been killed at New Orleans.
The stranger refused TO give his name,
said that At least 10000 could be
brought ivto PIttsburg IN a short
time, and with the AID Of guns and by
surprislng ciIizens, they could be able
10 take the city without much trouble.
He urged GabarriO 70 get the Italians
at Wampuni 10 consent to meet the
others In PItIsburg, at n given sIgnFl.
He then went on 10 tell how every
Italian settlement IN Allegheny and
Beaver countits were receIvIng the
same information, and how eacn set
Element expected 10 sends large dele
CATION. Ad sIaLeu also that n move
ment Of the same kind WASTE be started
ali over the country. In the after
noon the high envoy lett for CArDon,
this cOunI1, 10 stiI up the ItslIAns
there aud r-nd that secret meeting
was 70 De lead ia The near future 70
talk tue nistter over among them
selves. There aIe 4O or 5OO ItAiiAns
at Carbon aod it Is known that At
least dozen are members OF the MAfiA.
GAbarriO Is q b4,urAlIzed citizen of the
United SiL.es aud will prevent such .
TnAd plot "a Ibis section. A dispatch
from whe, ling STATES that S.OOO ItAl-
'ans now emplOyt on the railroad
aud who have been drinking intend
TO 20 > New Orleans, slough for
what purpose they refuse to state.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05
Revengeful Italians.

PARKERBURG. W. Va, April B.
There is considerable commotiOn
among railroad lines ia this state and
indications that the Italians are
avengiug their countrymen by the de-
structiOn Of property. Two attempts
to wreck the fast express on the B. &
o. railroad were detected In time TO
prevent loss of life. A few minutes
before the New York express passed
the narrow cut nesr Grafton the
track walker discovered several heavy
pieces of iron We iRed tightly between
the rails. An hour later the Chicago
express barely escaped disastrous
wreck near the came point by a SINH
lar obstruction. The large buildings
and depot on the B. & o. were blown
up with dynamite, completely wreck
ing the building and causing serious
loss. All three crimes are charged to
Italians in the neighborhOod where
they happened.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05

April 9Th viii be the Twenty Fifth
anniversary Of the organization. Of the
Grand Army of the Republic, the sill
yer wedding as Il were, Of patriotism.
frsternity. charity and loyalty. Com
mander IN Chief Veasey has issued an
order to all the posts.to meet on that
evening TO celebrate aud especially to
invite the school children to attend
and listen to the patriotic speeches
and learn the true prinoiplesOfA Ameri-
can loyalty. Prominent speakers win
address the meeting. which will be
held at the Rink opera house. Hon.
G. r. Middleton will be the orator Of
theevening. Singing by the quartette,
and the pOet-scout. Capt. Jack Crav-
f-rd, will recite hn great G.. A. r.
poem: "The Veteran and his Grand
son," and Father Lindesmith-
Twenty-Five years ago at Decauter,
Ills, a few old soldiers met and organ.
lied the Grand Army Of the Republic.
The object Of this grand and mighty
organlzktion was, and is. tOperpetuats
the principles for which four hundred
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05
O,IaIleY surrenders.

NEW ORLEANS, April 3.-Dominick
O'Mslley, the notorious detective who
was charged with having attempted
to pack the jury in the Heun-ssy case.
created sensation this morning by
surrendeIiDR b'mse'-. He was
released on bail.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05
A NOTABLE OCCASION.
Tweu' -F'f e, ABniver a. : of ne Founding
Of the g. A X

Tweu' -F'f tABDtveT a. of fhe Founding
Of the G. A. X.
TomoI sow marks the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the founding of the
Grand Army o. the Republic and in
pursuance Of the general order issued,
the event viii be suitlbly observed by
b meeting at the Rink tomorrow night
to which ell are invited. The follow
ing order issued by the commander OF
the local post, aud the accompanying
matter, is fully explanatory:
u. s. GRANT Posr. No. IA,
Dept OF MONTANA, G. A. r.
MILES CITY, Mont, March 81, 1891. }
Orders No. 2.
In compliance with inst uctioDs
from Natl and Dept, headquarters, tn
celebrate the tuyenty-fifth anniversary
OF ths oTgF pization Of the first post Of
the CIR aud Amy Of Republic. Com
'es all assemble at the Rink &C 1880
O'Clock p. m April 9Th, 1891, where
services appropriate Tor that OCCASION
will be held. The Sons of Veterans
end public generelly are respectfully
invited to attend.
BY orders Of E ]. CARPENTER.
GEO. w. THOMPSON,
Aojutant.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05

Never seed a cyclone, Mister
Holy Mos! Ain'st she gay,
All the brt n creation
Bunched and sent a sartain way,
Whoop'a', howlil', shriekin'. roarin',
Like a holiday 10 hell
Reaebin' doWl and BLOWN water
From the bottom Of a well.
Don't believe itf Wal go out thar
When the cyclone sea m comes.
Mind an X - yer mouth shet pardner.
Or twill strip yer teeth o. gums,
Tear the naEs right of yer fingers,
Pull yer eyeballs from their he'd,
Blow yer ears right into Iibbons.
Peel the scalp ri-''. - - head
'Orter see a cyclone caper
When its health Is purity fair,
Yanks the horns right of n cattle.
Sends 'em spir lin h-ough the air.
Rolls the sod up on the prarie.
Rips the trees up by the roots.
Blows the church-bound Kansas ranchen-
Clean out of his Sunday boots.
Sends a family on a visit
To a naybOrs, miles away,
Lands the house up in a tree top
Jest to get it out the way.
Blows the waters from the rivers
In great sheets across the plain.
Till the papers in Missoury
Tell about the orful rain
Never seed cyclone. misteri
'Orter see one switch tail
Turnin' cattle outside innards,
Snatehin' pris'ners out O. jail
Robin graves Of loved and lost ones.
strippin' feathers of'n birds,
Pickin chickens without scaldin',
shearin' sheep by herds and herds.
'Orter see it wen it's frislCy
Reapin' wheat close to the ground.
'Orter see the barns and houses
Emigratin' BASTARD bonnd-
See one now, ehf don't tumble;
Don't ketch on ter " at yer say'n-
W'atl Ny talk Oh. drrn il stranger
This ar but hurrycane.
Capt. Jack Crawford. the Poet-Scout
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05
Mud Az. Mother and suic,ded.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 3.-At
Bloomington this afternoon Wash De-
msree q young man about 25 years of
age, murdered his mother and then
killed himself The man is thought
TO have teen insane.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05

WAsHINGToN, April 3.-There
have been no developments In the
Italian negotiations. A dispatch from
Marquis R1dini. the italian premier,
the substance Of which has already
been snccintly stated in news dispatch
from Rome. was laid before the cabi-
net by Secretary BluiRe and discussed
for some time. Later the secretary
said he would not be able to give any
thing for publication to,ay' So the
exact text of the Marquis note re-
ms'ns secret and it is recorded as pro-
bable that IL will not be made public
until the secretary has made his re-
ply.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05

Intermedate periods az pro-rata Of preceding
rates Reading notices, classified. lOcts per line;
Hnelassihed. l5cts pr line
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05
HATS.

We have opened our
new spring stock Of Hats.
We VII not t3n you how
fine they are. You know
our reputation for buy
ing good qualities and
Styles. The celebrated
DUNLAP will oe in next
week.
ICR TOWERS a. co
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05
SOCIETIES.

J;SOp. m, a. Odd Fellows Hall.
Az, AA. M.-YellOvst0ne Lodge, No. o. hrst
II. .. o. F.-Caster Lodge, No. Is, every
90. F.-sentinal EneAmpment, No. Q, hrst
TX. of P.-Crusader Lodge, No. :, Thursday
Nsninrs at Odd Fellovs Hall.
Ia. .AR-U. s. Grant Post, No. IA, nrst Ana
TO g. T'--star Of the West. No "A. every
rhuTsday evening. -
ii Id fV.-Coi sWaine Camp No. 7. Meets second
dfoanhWednesdavs OF each month Al Sooo ie'n'
nra Hall
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1891-04-05

Emmanusl Church (Episc9pap Palmer st-seF.
eodinson. rector.
Baptist Church-G. ". Newman, aeting Pastor
ArSaching servioas sunday a. II .. NJ. and p, m
FrAias and Prayer Meeting, Wednesday a. 1sto p.
A cordial invitation 20 All.
Methodist ChuTeh-Services susday, IA .. m.
NPm Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
yalder Mating. pastor.
Presbyterian Church-SeTvices sunday ii a. NJ
y. N. 7. G. Armstrong, pastor
Chureh Of sacred Heart, Cati u3e-keTyics
SsrT Art and third sunday Of the n. 1nth. His
nassa 1870 =. M. Sunday school - p. N
Ve1psts "a Bsaedietion a. 80 ,. m.
FATHKR {. PAi wELTr
The Lamar register., 1891-09-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

WuEGu,s, Alice Il. Turuey did by he,
certain deed OF trust, dated the hrst day
pr Jug A. ID. lsS9, recorded In book IS,
wage g, Of the records Of PrOwers County,
Colorado, convey TO Anthony II Hober,
trustee, certain real estate situate in
Frowers County, Colorado, described as
follows. to wit:
Lots one 10 and TWO t2l and the south
bali Of the northeast quarter OF section
I've 3d., township twenty four (24l,
south Of range forty six 40, west
OF the tn principal meridian, con
tanning one hundred and sixty (lGO)
acres, more or less; said deed of
trust being made TO secure the payment of
one certain promissory note, payable to
the order OF The American Mortgage
Trust Company, of Meade Center, Kansas,
for the sum Of five hundred dollars $500
with Interest coupons attached, given by
tho said Alice q. Iuruey, and
WHEREAS, Ii is provided by said deed of
trust that II the said principal note, or any
oi the interest coupons be not paid for
period Of thirty days after the same shall
become due, then the whole of the said
principal note and the interest thereon,
may, at the option of tho legal holder
thereof. become due and payable, and
WHEREAS, it is in said deed of trust
further provided, that in the case of the
death, resignation, removal, absence, re
fusal, failure or inability of the said An
thuny II. Heber, TO act as trustee as afore-
said the then sheriff of Prowers County,
Colorado shall and is appointed and made
successor in trust with full power and
authority to act as trustee as aforesaid,
and
WuEuEAs, The said Anthony H. Heber
Is absent, and unable to act, and has re-
fused and failed to act as trustee as afore-
said and
WHEREAS, Default for the period of
thirty days has been made in the payment
OF one interest coupon, falling due on the
first day of July, y. d. 1891, and the legal
holder of said note, and the interest cou-
pom, has elected to declare the whole
amount secured by the said note, and the
interest thereon, to the date of sale due
and payable,
Now, therefore, L, W. c. McCurry.
sheriff of Prowers County, Colorado, sue
cessor in trust, will at the request of the
legal holder of the said note and interest
coupon, and in accordance with the terms
of the said deed of trust, proceed to sell
the said hereinbefore described real es-
tate, at public auction, TO the highest and
best bidder for cash, at the front door OF
the court house in the City of Lamar,
County of Prowers, State of Colorado, on
the 18th day of October, A. ID. 1881, be-
twecl the hours of nine O'Clock in the
forel Don and five o'clock in the afternoon
of said day, to satisfy the said debt, by
the said deed of trust secured, liens, ex-
perses and costs of executing this trust
w. C. McCURRr,
Sheriff of Prowers County,
Successor in Trus t.
The Lamar register., 1891-09-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

WurEEAs. Augustus IL WampIcr, did by
his certain deed Of trust dated the frsi
dAy Of July, 4 D. ls,s, recorded In book
=, page Is. OF the records Of Beat county.
Colorado. and Transcribed 10 the records
OF PrpwCrs county, Colorado, a county
created out OF portion Of tho territory
formerly comprising Bent county, Colo
rado, to book B, page 20, Of the records OF
Prowers county, Colorado, convey 10 An
th0ny IL Heoer, trustee, certain real
estate, situate In Prowcrs county. Colo
RADIO, formerly Bent county, Colorado. de
scribed as follows, 20 wit;
The south east quarter OF section two
ili towns hip twenty three l2Ai south Of
range for;y-two tf.l west of the sixth
principal meridian, containing one hun
drcd and sixty acres, more or less said
deed Of trust being made 70 secure the
payment OF one certain promlssOry note,
payable TO the order OF the American
Mortgage Trust Company, Of Meade Cen
ter, Kansas, for the sum Of Three Hun
drei and Fifty Dollars SEOi with inter
est coupons attached, given by the said
Augustus II. Wampler, and
NHEREAs, it Is provided by said deed OF
trust that ii the said principal note oraEy
OF the interest coupons ue not paid for
period Of thirty days after the same shall
become due, then the whole Of the said
principal note, aud tho interest thereon,
may, at the option Of tho legal holder
thereof, become due aud payable and
WHERE'S, IL Is iu said deed OF truss
further provided. that IN the case Of the
death, resignation removal, Ebseuce, re
fusal, failure or Inability Of the said An
th0uy H. Hcher 10 act as trustee as af0rG-
said, the then sheriff Of Bent County,
Colorado, shall and is appointed and made
successor In trust WITH fun power and
authority 20 act as trustee US aforesaid,
and
WnEHEAs. The said Anthony II. Heber
j. absent and unable TO act, anu has re
fused and failed 10 act as trustee as afore-
said, aud
WuEREaS, Default for the period OF
thirty days has been made In the pay meut
of one Interest coupon, falling due on the
first day Of July, y. d, 1871, and the legal
holder of said note, and the interest cou-
pom, has elected to declare the whole
amount secured By the said note, and the
interest thereon, 10 the date OF sale due
and payable,
Now, therefore, l, T. J. Hickman,
sheriff OF Bent County, Colorado, sue
cessor In trust, will at the request Of the
legal holder OF the said note and interest
coupon, and In accordance with the terms
OF the said deed of trust proceed to sell
the said hereinbefore described real es
tate, at public auction, to the highest and
best bidder for cash, at the front door of
the court house in the City of Las Animas,
County of Bent, State Of Colorado, on
the 18th day or October, A. ID. 1891, be
tween the hours OF nine o'clock in the
of said day, to satisfy the said debt, by
the said deed of trust secured, liens, ex-
per ses and costs of executing this trust.
r. J. HICKMAS,
Sheriff of Bent County, Colorado,
Successor in Trust
The Lamar register., 1891-09-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

WnEREAs, George W. Graham and
Nancy X. Graham, his wife, did by their
certain deed of trust dated in the first
day OF July, A. D., lsSs, recorded In book
lt, page 542, of the records of Bent county.
Colorado, and transcribed 10 the records
oil Prowers' county. Colorado, a county
created out OF portion OF the territory
formerly comprising Bent county, Colo
Tado, to book Il, page 8, OF the records of
Prowers county, Colorado, convey to An
thony II. Heber. trustee. certain real
estate, situate In Prowers county, Colo
rado, formerly Bent county, Colorado de
scrioed as follows, to-wit
The south east quarter OF section
twenty six t2ol township twenty, two I22 !
south OF range forty two f4lI west of the
sixth principal meridian, containing one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less
said deed Of trust being made 10 secure
the payment OF one certain promissory
note payable 70 the order OF the Ameri
can Mortgage Trust Company, OF Meade
Center, Kansas, for the sum OF Three
Hundred and Fifty Dollars s35OI with
Interest coupons attached, given by the
SAID George W. Graham and Nancy Il
Graham, and
WnEHEA-, Il is provided Dy said deed Of
trust that IL the said principal note orauy
OF the interest coupons DO not paid for a
period OF thirty days after the sam q shall
become due, then the whole OF the said
principal note, and the interest thereon,
thereof, become due and payable, and
WHEnrss, II Is In said deed of trust
further provided. that Ia tho case Of the
death, resignation, removal, absence, re
fusA!, failure or Inability Of the said An
thuny h Hebcr TO act as trustee as aforc-
said, the thea sheriff Of Bent County,
Colorado shall ard Is appointed and made
successor In trust with fun power and
authority 10 act as trustee as aforesaid.
aud
wHsEu.s, The said Anthony II. Heber
4 abscni, and unable 10 act, and has re
fused and failed TO act a. trustee rs afore-
said, and
wuBEAs. Default for the period of
thirty days has bccu made IN the payment
Of one Interest coupon, falling due on the
frat day Of July, \. b. 1871, and the legal
holder Of said note. and the interest cou-
pon, has elected 10 declare the whole
amount secured By the said Eote, aud tho
Interest thereon, - tho date Of sale due
Now, therefore. /. T. ]. Hickman,
shcrIG Of Beat County, Colorado. sue
ccssor 10 trust, will At the request Of the
legal holder OF the said note and interest
coupon, and in accordance with the ter IN 5
OF the said deed OF trust proceed 70 sell
the SAID hercinbef0re described real es-
tate. At pgbiir auction, 70 tho highest and
beat bidder for cash, nt tho front door Of
the court house In the CITY Of Las Anitna-,
County OF Beat state Of Colorado, on
tho 18th day OF October, A. D. 1891, be-
twccn the hours OF nine o'clock in the
forcuoon aad i've O. clock 10 the afternoon
Of said day. 10 satisfy tho said debt, by
the said deed Of trust secured, Liens. cG
peuses and coats OF executing this trust
7, J. HtCkWkN,
Sheriff Of Bent County, Colorado.
Successor 10 Trust
The Lamar register., 1891-09-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

@nEHENs, Jesse EdmousOu and Mary
T. Edmonson, his wife, did By their GER
tain decd Of trust, dated on the first day
OF July, A ID. lsss, recorded in book q,
page d, OF the records of Bent County,
Colorado, and transcribed to the records
OF Prowers County, Colorado, county
created out Of a portion OF the territory
formerly comprising Bent County, Colo
rado, to book Is, page ~, Of the records of
Prowers County, Colorado convey to An
thony IL Heber. trustee, certain real es-
tate, situate In Prowers County, Colorado,
formerly Bent County, Colorado, described
as follows, to-wits
The southeast quarter OF section twenty
nine (2sl, township twenty two (22),
south Of range forty one tilJ, west
Of the 9TH principal meridian, con
tanning one hundred and sixty (lUO)
acres, more or less; said deed OF
one certain promissory note, payable TO
the order Of The American Mortgage
Trust Company. of Meade Center Kansas,
for the sum Of two hundred and fifty dol
lars ESQ with interest coupons attached.
given by the said Jesse EdmoRson and
Mary f. Edmonson, and
WHEREAS, Il Is provided by said deed of
trust that II the said principal note, or any
OF the interest coupons be not paid for a
period Of thirty days after the SAINT shall
become due, then tue whole OF the said
principal note, and the interest thereon,
may, at the option Of the legal holder
thereof, become due and payable, and
WHEHEA-, lt IS Ia said deed OF trust
further provided. that In the case of tho
death, resignation, removal, absence, re
fuSal. failure or inability Of the said An
thOny II. Hebcr, to act as trustee as afore-
said, the then sheriff OF Bent County,
Colorado shall and is appointed aud made
successor in trust, with full power and
authority to act as trustee US aforesaid,
and
WHEREAS, The said Anthony H. Heber
Is absent. and unable to act, and has re
fused and failed TO act as trustee as afore-
said, and
wHEREks, Default for the period of
thirty days has been made in the payment
OF one interest coupon, falling due on the
first day OF July, A. ID. 1891, and the legal
holder Of said note, and the interest cou-
pom, has elected to declare the whole
amount secured by the said note, and tho
interest thereon, TO the date Of sale due
and pas able.
Now. therefore, 1, 7. ]. Hickman,
sheriff Of Bent County Colorado, sue
eess0F in trust will at the request of tho
legal holder Of the said note and interest
OF the said deed OF trust proceed 10 sell
the said hercinbcforo described real es-
tate NJ public auction, to the highest and
best bidder for cash, Ut the front door Of
t,e court house in the CITY Of Las Autulas,
County OF Bent STATE Of Colorado, on
the 18th day OF October, a. u. 1891, be-
tween tho hours Of nino o'clock in the
forenoon and hve O. clock in the afternoon
of said day. 10 satisfy the said debt, by
the said deed Of trust secured, liens, ex-
peuscs and costs Of executing this trust
Il, j. HICKMAN,
Sheriff Of Bent County, Colorado,
Successor in Trust