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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18
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DOWN IN E!DiNlt NiENT
Accident TO a Train on the Union Pacific
Railway.

pt>vrn, sent ll-Ia>scusc! train No.
3I! bound toward Denver on the Gray
mcut division Of the Union Pacific rail
way, was wrecked SUNDAY morning about
| o'clock, near Beaver Brook station,
and twenty-five passengers injured, five OF
whom will probably die The train WAS
late aud running very rapidly. When
rounding a sharp curve the express car
lcfl the track and rolled down fifteen
foot cmhankmcnt 1t WAS followed hv the
mail ana two passenger coaches, one OF
which turned over twice before il reach
ed the hotlom The train was loaded
with passengers, many of whom were
knights oi pythias returning from the
knishh> Of I'ylhia> state convention
which was held at Aspen last week.
Nhcn the news reached Golden, Col.
wrecklng train was ordered cut and
vas starting when Robert Pruin, an en-
pIoyc OF the road, attempted to board
The engine. In doing 50 his revolver tel
from his hip pocket, the hammer striking
stone aud the weapon was discharged
the haI!lakins effect ia the man 5 neck
making wound which will result fatally
'ao>c seriously injured in the wreck
were ie'' al Golden in The hands Of ply.
,iv'aN>' While those not badly hurt were
brought to MS cit, and taken to thcil
homes or hospilals.
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CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT
Mississippi Is for Gormam-Georgla Doesn't
Want Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7,-Represcntativc
Catchings of Mississippi formally presents
Senator German as the candidate Of his
state for the presidential nomination.
Mr. Catchings says: "When the time
comes for Mississippi to send delegates to
the Democratic National Convention the
name of Arthur German will lie fire.
uucntIv heard A better man than Gonna Ii
would he hard to find. His personal rec
ord is stainless. His ability is unques-
toned, and he has in him all that goes
to make an ideal president. There has
been no outburst Of popular sentiment
in his behalf, but the solid thinking men
arc quietly enthusiastic over the chances
Of his candidacy. The mudtllc in New
York absolutely prevents our looking in
her direction fora leader. We will find
whom we seek in Maryland"
Ex-COnSrcssmam Clements Of Georgia,
who is spoken Of ~ probable successor
to the late Interstate Commerce Com
missioner Bragg, speaking To-day OF pos
sihlc presidential candidates, said:
There doesn't seem to lie any marked
drift of sentiment in favor of anybody
Cleveland is highly respected. although
the people of Georgia are unanimous in
their opposition to his position IN the
~ilvrr question. There is considerable
difference nfopin"n Ms to the ACCESSIBILITY
ri nominating him, but should he he the
choice Of the Convention he would liz
warmly supported Politically this may
seem somewhat paIadoxical, but it is true
Georgia will be for the nominee.
In regard to the doings of the third
party in the south, Mr.. Clements said
"A great many meetings arc being held
and the leaders are more active than ever
before. Some Of these strongly advocate
third party tickets, both state and nation
ii. hnt the chances arc that such an TX
IRENE will not lie reached. because the
ILLNESSES are opposed to it. nearly all lhr
Alliance prorIc in our state are Demo
cra:$. and while they have joined The AL
!iaur.' because they had what they felt
were great grievances, yet at heart they
are Democrats. They are willing. in the
great ma.ority Of eases, to abide by the
decision ct the Democratic party.
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y Disinhcrited Son Snatches 1t from the
Lawyer and Scares the MOurners.

CnuHcurowN, Pa, Sept. l7.-]usticc OF
the pcacc William MCGOWAN, was in SadS-
burvvillc on Wednesday to read Will to
tie heirs Of George Hngee, Of Atgcn.
Hagec owned nickel mine, thirty acres
Of ground, and other valuable property.
Mr.. McGowam, who wrote the will, got to
the house at ! o'clock in the evening, a
few hours after the funeral had returned
from the cemetery. All the m0urncrs
were congrrgatcd in the large room OF the
son. where the father died.
The justice got on chair to read the
will Near him were Bible on stand,
and Il lighted lamp. He slowly read The
will un.l he got to the last clause, which
bruueathcd $50 to my son, Howard \.
EIaypc" suddenly hand WAS thrust up
from behind Mr. McGownn and under his
arms. 1t grabbed the will with Il deter
mined clutch. a young man cried out
This is not my fathers will. 1t is a
fraud
Mr.. McGowan turned quickly, grabbed
for the will, failed to get u, ana 'io'cht
struggle followed. The yonns man who
grabbed the will WAS the diSinhrrited sou.
He seized Mciiownn and threw him TO the
floor. McGowa, got mp and dealt lla2cc
Il blow in the stomach, with Ills elbow that
sent him to the floor.
In the excitement the will had been
passed from one to another. aud Mcliowan
found il outside on HE floor OF he porch.
The signature to Tie will had been torn
Oft. McGowan ran mile to the Office OF
Justice Bacr, where IL search warrant was
issued Before this was scrvcd one OF
the mourners produced the missing piece
Of the will, saying that he had found 1t.
The mutilatcd will was then put to.ct her,
and found TO be all right.
ua"ce. later, was also released from
custody. During the excitement several
women screamed and tainted, and the
preacher hurried away.
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DINING FROM AMERICAN TIN.
Five Thousand People Sit Blown with Ma
Tor Mckinley at SteubcnviiIe.

SrEuDESylLLE. O., Sept. l6.-Major Nc
Kinle, was the honorcd guest at unique
dinner gwen TO 5000 people by Hon.
Robert Shcrrard.
The dinner was set on the tables stretch
ed from one ena of Mr.. Sherrard's spa
cious ward to the other, and around which
nrnrly 400 could eat at n time The
distinction gained BY having sneh an
kouarcd participant was Increased hy the
unique and happy way in which 1t was
served. Everything that was either
eaten or drank was served OH tinpf AM
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18
WHEAT Will. RISE
The Farmers Alliance Advises the Grow
ers to Hold Their Whcat'-The Crop
Being Overcstimated.

ST. PAUL. Sept. 1.-THE Farmers AL
lance leaders in Minnesota and North
and South Dakota have resolved upon
another attempt to stop the tremendous
flow of wheat to the markets. The Alli-
ance therefore began mailing from its
headquarters 100000 letters to farmers,
calling a halt along the line.
The letter states that the new Wheat
Growers Association and Alliance Sec
retaries all over the country are unani-
nous that wheat is bound to sell ut 81. 80
and possibly 81 per bushel, and they
were unanimous in their warning to the
farmers not to sacrifice their wheat and
give spectators all the profit there is i'll
it, The letter says the wheat crop is be-
ing greatly over-estimated by the news
papers and grain dealers.
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| NEw YORK, Sept. 1G.-Richmond Ter.
minal securities took tumble on the
stock exchange Saturday that demoraliz-
ed everything and caused general de-
cline of prices. The common stock de-
clincd 211a points, aud the5 per cent bonds
points There was heavy selling oil
both. The old rumor Of reccivership
was revived, aud was worked by the bears
for all ii was worth.
The facts are that it is the floating
debts Of the companies controlled by the
Terminal that is causing all the trouble.
These floating debts amount to n total OF
50 100000.
The directors of the Richmond Ter
mnal met Friday and decided to issue the
thrcc-year notes Of the company to take
up this floating Indebtedness. All the
securities available will he Hypothetical
to secure these notes 1t is thc same
funding scheme that was successfully
adopted Nv the Union Pacific road a few
DAYS ago. 1t is said that $G,0O0,0O0 of
the $9000,0 600 of these funding notes we're
subscribed for ut Fridays meeting of the
directors If the balance can be placed,
and the floating debts of the subcom-
panies paid, the Terminal will be in bet
ter shape than it has been for some time.
News of the funding arrangement
reached Wall street just before the close
Il Il Tor tl
bonds AT once began to rally and closed
only pa points below the opening. Presi-
dent lnman is out Of the city, but the
directors of the company say they are
confident the arrangement TO fund the
floating debts will go through without
delay.
1t is reported that Drcxcl, Morgan &
Co. have assumed the task Of managing
the financial affairs of the different COM
panics. Nearly all the obligations are
said TO be time loans, although part of
the debt is on accoun! Of money borrowed
OH call.
ATLANTA, Sept. l6.-Gencral Manager
Green, of the Richmond & Danvillc was
seen by Constitution reporter to-day
and said:
THE fact of the Richmond Terminal
Company going into the hands of re-
ccivcr would not, in any manner. affect
the Richmond and Dnnville Railroad
Company, nor any of its leases or con
trollcd lines The Central railroad is
leased to the Georgia Pacific, and that
road IN turn is leased TO the Richmond
aud Danyil.c, which company practically
Guarantees both the other lines. $50
Won see" he continu<d. unless the
Richmond and Danville Company should
become insolvcnt. the Central is all right
"ln What codditinn is the Richmond and
Danvi!lc, now 2" He was asked.
"Firt class" aIr. Green replied; why,
YOU cant bny its stock now for $50,
N.Y. Green did not seem TO think that
the Wall street rumors were ofvery much
consequence to the people of the south
for, as he stated, the Terminal Company
docs not operate a single mile of road
and is merely Il financial arrangement
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18
TRADE REVIEW.
&c NOTHING TO READ 80
THEN" GOOD NEWS
,,.o, Zig rriccs.-F~iinre" arc
Eplg Crops NV" mare plentiful. and Inc
.,aos i. More Cheerful

york. Sept l6.--R. Z. D"'' ;
.s,, review of trade says All 'V'"'"9
8 ,nc condition OF business are S"''"
'E."s no room for doubt about the I'M
4 .m.ot in trade From nearly every
=. -ooor,ins there comes The same e"'''-
;nfo,matioa that business Is 'e''''
''E a.nrct. brighter. The government
""' .a,, j ono of The most favorable
CO. i.ncd ii is not impossible '""'
some injuries sustained since the ' aG,'''s"
SON wore forwarded from the different
may reduce the Weld somewhat
'o'"'', -. indications of the official re-
.n At the South the Improvement Is
o-,, especially at Louisville Memphis
S.,,,,nah aud Atlanta, and at Ne" oF-
...d4 +, more active, rice bc'"S cs-
, ,ao,.lr, strong, and money i" good de-
maud .ho,, have
b..ruDrmOuS IccclPtN va
a.,rc..cd prices Exports continue '"rs''
~, the belief is growing that fore's"
Da arc not quite 50 short as has bee"
r.,o,,cd. though short enough to cause
~ nn,reccdyplcl demand from this cou"-
~. Thus the price of wheat has 'a''e"
u cents during the past week Wit" sales
-, ooo 600 bushels. Corn declined bat
,;,,l.. and oars only cent Pork prod
net. are higher, and oil about five cents
lower. l;,., c,t-
..c.o,orv nrocrcss. The week. output OF
;,an >;cntcmbcrl VAS l10,s i6tons, against
100 ~ last month. and at the same d"tc
,n.t ,c,r lil.7iG tons Production mas
Iocr' maintained for three months WITHIN
,Lopt 10 .000 tons weekly OF The larScS'
,,a,,i,y ever reached and c"llSu"p'''"
r,n,ot Inc far behind. because there Is no
,;clliro in, priccs. hut decidedly stronger
,ono ~ ,hc market. Both here ana III
pLiladelphia Il larger demand i seen tor
6,sh,d products, cspcciaIly tor ba' IRON
and the mate mill. are full of orders fu'
~ rails M chang. is observed. The pros
n.r, j. bclter hccau." stocks ana ""ndS
are in greater demand. Wool IS selling
fairly well 1T all important markets ana
tbcrc is seen Il better demand for dry
goods which gives much encouragement
10 manufacturers
m. c,,,,,,.;,l ou,looL i clearer While
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18
ROANOKE FAILURE.
One Of the Heaviest Concerns In that City
Forced to the Wall.

ROANOKE, Sept. l6.-Mcssrs. Grinbere
& Morris, one of the heaviest business
concerns who have been doing business
in this city for nine years have made an
assignment with schedule liabilities
amounting to $l40,OG0 dollars. The cause
is attributed to recent financial embar-
rassment occasioned by speculation, and
carving heavy stock.
The assets are not valued nor clearly
quoted. The creditors are divided into
three classes; the first two amounting te
G5,a00; the remainder is held by the third
class creditors which are not named.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18
ITALY AND THE FAIR.
She will Not be Represented, but will AID
Her Citizens.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l7.-Marqais I'M
periali, Italian charge d'affaires ut Wash
ington, has informed Or. I. S. Verdi,
president OF the Itao-Amercan commit.
tee for The promotion of the Columbian
exposition, that The, Italian ministry has
acknowledged the reception Of the resol-
utious adopted all. meeting Of the llaio-
Americans held in Washington ,Inly liti,.
requesting the Italials government TO
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18
officially participate in said exhibition,
and that in answer the Italian ministry

officially participate in said exhibition,
and that in answer the Italian ministry
say that:
ain pursuance of the principle adopted
long ago, the italian government declines
to officially participate in any internation-
al exhibition; that for that reason the
government declined the invitation to
officially participate in the French exhi-
bition held in Paris in 1889, and that the
refusal to lie officially represented at the
Columbian exhibition is IN consequence
of said rule, never before departed from,
which should not be interpreted as an act
of hostility towards that great enterprise,
or al effort tn prevent Italians from ex-
hibithg. That, on the contrary, the gov
eminent wished the success to- the exhibit
ton, has given the widest publicity to the
invitation Of its committee. and will do
all in its power TO assist such of it's ci.i.
zens as desire to exhibit, giving them
every possible facility"
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18
ROCKEFELLEK ILL.
The Richest Man the World Ina Serious
Condition.

NEW YORK, Sept. ia Cleveland special
to the Herald says: John d. Rockefeller, who
has been confined to his home at Forest Hill
for some weeks past, is very sick man. A
corps Of physicians examined him and de-
clarcd him to be free from organic diseases
but decided that his nervous system needed
absolute rest.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18

ercan make. Tin plates held the sand
wiches and biscuits, and coffee was dipped
from tin buckets into tin cups Ivy tin Dip
pers and sweetencd by sugar taken from
tin pans by tin spoons. 1t was typically
a tin dinner from first to last and every
piece of the tin was of American make.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18

INDEPENDENCE, Ia, Sept l6.-Allerton
attempted TO beat his record of 2lo to-
dav, and only succeeded in tying it. The
quarter was covered in O.321]a, the half in
1861, the three-q quarters in .3s, and the
homcstretch would have been q record
breaker had the colt not broke about six
lengths from the wire, He finished an
other 2,l0 mile, tying the record.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18
WORLDS RECORDS BROKEN.
Allerton and DIRECT are the Champion
Sid"-WheelcrS.

INDEPENDENCE, ~, Sept. 1.-Two of the
worlds records have been broken here.
Allcrton trotted mile in :..l0 fiat, crown
ing himself the king of stations. Dir
rect, the LITTLE pacing wonder, covered a
mile in 2.0G, breaking the worlds stallion
records. for both trottcrs and PAGERS.
DIRECT not only breaks the stallion rec
ord but breaks the pacing record OF the
world, and travelled the fastest mile that
u horse ever drew a sulky.
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win WEE, the pullman millions.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. F.-Miss Harriet
Pullman, daughter of George n. Pullman, has
become engaged &c Frank j. Carolan, prom
incnt society manof this city. The marriage
.willtake place in Chicago next spring.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18
Campbell and MCKINLEY in Joint Debate

Campbell and Mckinley in Joint Debate.
CoLrMsrs, o., Sept. l6.-Thc chairman OF
the Republican and Democratic Committees
have agreed upon the time for joint debate
between Gov. Campbell and Maj. Mckinley,
Tie details as to the opening and closing oi
the debate aud time 10 be occupied have moi
vet been decided npon, but the siiie and place
Of meeting will be Oct. lat Ada.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18
THE R.ECEIVERSHIP.
THE RICHMOND s. DANvILLE RAIL
ROAD WILL NOT BE AFFECTED BY 1T.

A Plan OH Foot to Fund the Floating Debt
Of the Richmond Terminal Co.-Drexel,
Morgan c Co. Come Go the Rescue.-If
the Plan is successful, the Terminal will
be In Better Shape Than it has Been for
Some Time Past.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18
THE STAFF OF LIFE.
THE ALARMING SITUATION IN RE-
GARD TO THE BREAD SUPPLY
IN GERMANY.

Great Suffering Must Result from Russia =
Recent Dccree.-AIi Europe Cannot sup
ply g,reah for the Hungry rcru'ac+.-
American Grain *t High aricrs Is the
Only Possible Resource.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18

Messrs. Nicklcs 4 lorselcy solasto dealer
last week $4,000 worth Of walnut logs. The
timber and lumber men are now pouring mt
large SUMS of money here more, III fact. than
persons engaged in any other lire OF business.
Next come the Furnace. anu the hey STREET.
Railroad.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18

The c"lored people now havca school lierc
taught by Noah Wilson, colored, with Is spu-
pills. This, with the whites, lis, in the city
school proper-25 at buttons Saw Mill, and
100 at East Big Stone Gap, makes 2ss IN allinl
attendance. When Mr.. Beckford's school Is
fully opened, the number will be 800 and orer.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-09-18

The Hoffman Lumber Company under the
direction of SIR. Sothcrs, is running 20 four
horse teams, getting in walnut and poplar,
The amount oflogs going out for export IS liogs
assuming large proportions.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22

Passengers on last nights west
bound train noticed hat when the
train was approaching Steele. y. d.,
and running down grade at a speed Of
about fifty miles an hour, a WELL
dressed man jumped from the train,
which owing to some failure Of the
brake was not stopped until il had rGD
about two miles. When il had been
stopped and run back the stranger
was found running about on the prai-
RE, evidently demsnted, and On being
taken in charge 1t was found tina, he
had stabbed himself in a dozen differ.
ent places with his pocket knife. He
was brought 20 Steele and left there in
care Of 3 physician, but his identity
was not discovered.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22

For ali forms of nasal eatarrh where
there is dryness Of the air passages
with what is commonly called stuff
ing up" especially when going to bed
Ely's Cream Balm gives immediate
relief. Its benefit to me has been
priceless.-A. G. Csc, NJ. D., Mill
wood, Kas.
One Of my children bad a very bad
discherge from her nose. Two physi-
clans prescribed, but without benefit.
We tried Ely's CLeam Balm, and,
much to our surprise. there was a
marked improvement. We continued
using the Balm and in a short time
the discharge was cured.-O. A. Cary,
Corning, n. Y.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22
The World Enriched.

The facilities Of the PRESENT day foi
the production Of everything that will
conduce Ia the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost unlim-
tied and nen Syrup Of Figs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, a. is
the only remedy which Is truly pleas
ing and refreshing 70 the taste and
prompt ana effectual q cleanse the
system gently 10 the springtime OF in
fact, at any time. and the better it j.
known the more popular il becomse.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22

the first act, and wins a spontaneous
curtain call nightly by his splendid
work at the erd Of the second ac',
when he RECEIVERS his powers ofspeech.
The company il an unusually strong
ore, and the stage settings rich and
apprOpr ate. Dollie Mobiles sympa-
thetic acting in the dual roleo mother
and daughter is q Of the most inter-
esting features ia an altogether excel
lent performance. From Sire % : N"
has promptly laken its position among
the very best productions OF native
dramatist- New York Word.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22

On the ocean. cares little about a storm. He is
positive y Indifferent shether be Is washed over
board or not But. set right By a uineglassful or
tSO q HOstetters stomach Bitters. be feels re-
neved interest IN his personal safety. This hne
corrective ueutfalizes in brackish water-ohen
compuls0rtly drank on shipboard, TO the griev-
Gus detrim.nt Of health-the pernieious impuri-
ties which give rise 70 disorder Of The stomach,
liver and bowels. To the mariner, tke tourist
the western pioneer and miner, the hitters is in
valuable a. = means OF protection against malaria,
wheu IL seeds are latent In air and water To
the effects 4 OvsruOrk. mental OF manual. IL Is a
most reliable antidOte, and 10 h deOilitatsd and
nervous, 1t affords great and speedily felt relief
and yigor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22

Glendive is now possessed Of a regu-
larry organized base ball niue who are
spelling for a game with Miles
City to take place in that city during
the race meeting. As our nine is at
present In a somewhat dilapidated
condition, We can not state positively
whether their wish will be complied
with or not, but it Is pretty safe to say
that they will De accommodated.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22

Million Mobiles powerful new drama.
From Sire to Son." is drawing large
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at the Grand
Opera House. The play is almost
skilfully constructed, and the interest
is maintained TO the end. Mr.. Mobiles
does some superb acting when tempo
rarily stricken with speechlesness in
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22

There was a rumor Hfioat yesterday
morning to the effect that a soldier in
an intoxicated condition had fallen off
the railroad bridge TO the river and
was drowned, but a thorough search
10 the matter proved IL to be false.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22

Ed Arnold yesterday afternoon had
a call rom q couple of buxom maidens
Of the Cheyenne tribe. who asked II
they might use his sewing machine on
a garment they were making. The
request was granted and for more
than two hours his Indian guests were
a curiosity % all who transacted bust
ness in the establishment
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22

Train No. 4 yesterday was the heav-
lest loaded train that has passed here
in some time, It carrying fourteen
coaches, which VA probably the cause
OF the delay.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22

Prof. Bach Il an importer o. fine
wines and liquors, which are gusran~
teed TO be genuine and pure and are
especially adapted for medicinal and
family use. He also carries some very
fine brands OF imported cigars.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22

The Celebrated Oregon Grape Root
cures Mountain Fever, Heartburn,
Sore Eye-, Dizziness. Nervousness and
several other diseases. All who are
suffering should write to me TOR par
ticulars Of this wonderful medicine.
Address NINO {. kooS.
LyLdeu. Whatcom Co.. Wa.h.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22

Memorial services will be conducted
1t the rink on Sunday next, all the
churches having consented { o close In
order to permit their congregations to
participate. The programme Of exer-
cises will be published tomorrow.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22

George Hockens aud Chas. LIE Noir
returned on No. 2 yesterday from
Helena, where they had been with
Bull Head. Two Moons and Jules
Seminole. who were were witnesses 10
the Morris case. The Indians re-
turned with them.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-22

Mrs. Jepp Ryan departed on No. 9
yesterday for st. PAsl and New York,
where she will spend some time visit
ing frIends and Relatives.