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Evening journal., 1892-05-10

B Tenth ward Democrats met at the
Weccacoe engine house last evening.
The meeting was we'll attended. The
following officers were elected: 'resi
dent, David Hughes; vice president,
William h Hughes; treasurer. h. <.
LanLon; secretary. Alfred Hanna. r..
K. Lannon WAS elected delegate 10 the
state convention with Philip Green as
alternate Frank j. McNulty was
elected delegate to the New Castle
county convention, with William j.
joyce as alternate
Evening journal., 1892-05-10

The Wilmington correspondent OF the
Philadelphia Record sends this startling
bit Of news to his paper; John Bough-
man, prominent young Democrat OF
Wilmington wants TO succeed JChn T.
DiekeY as County Controller" In the
FIRST place John T. Dickey is county
treasurer ana receiver OF taxes in the
second place John Stats is county comp
troller, in the third place there is no
such office in county affairs as con
troller."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
co., STEVENSON'S STREET BRA VIZ.
ING THE CITY.

1rr GETS woRSTED. BESIDES LOSING HIS PLACE
&C vr.THYMAN AND HIS POLITICAL CHANCES.
bridgeport Conn, April 26 (SpcciaD'-Coiohci W.
II Stevenson vice-prcsdcnt and general manager oi
+ho uousatonc Railroad and spoken OF as possible
Democratic nominee for Governor OF Connecticut ~ 1t
,cb, was requested TO resign vestry man from ~
,I,e rniscopal Church by the Rev. +. J.. Lewis.
several DAYS ago, II appears, Colonel stevenson ana
Coorce n sanford the agent OF the Standard OH ool-
many. and also an agent for the New orR >c",
lion and Hartford Ra alroad quaTrciied. Co'ohci
=, o -, kc LarShly Of W. ID. Bishop ana Others
ee,,,oc,n1 with the Consolidated Railroad all warm
,arsoraI friends Of Mr. Sanford The strong lanGnaS
n,,errd by CoonI Stevenson cXasperated his oppo
ncnt and blows were exchanged. Inc coionG nS ~as
'.ors,.d e street fight caused scandal "no
~ ,atb,nicI wheeler, president OF the Wheeler d
wilson sewing Machine COMPANY and 9(net 70 rrTert
OF ST. Johns C@te" reeSignation as vcstryman The
rcsrnnton was accepted last 1lght TIE alimr
said ruins Mr.. stevenson rs o""'''' i'' wv
AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
~ FIGHT For HONEST GOVERNMENT.

The hrst number of new weekly paper. known a.
..The Kngs County Inspector published on FRIDAY
last TIL, home onlcc is Bath Beach, in the town OF
Newttrcch and there Is branch orce In the Real Es'
tatc Exchange No. l9l Montague-st, Brooklyn. 1.-The
Irsreeoq Is an ciyhtpage paper, which contains soma
harp editorials on conduct Of local affairs and the cor
run, rule OF the Democratic ring in NewCtrecht eoody
sprnklng Of news ard selection OF general read
nr IL announces It's object IL watch the public
officers hold them str.t performance OF their duties
and deliver the the tyranny and corruption OF
ring rule II IL strives honestly 10 do this, It VIII ce?-
any deserve success for there few towns which have
lecn more cursed by politicians and the development
of which has retarded by the efforts Of corrupt
ring to perpetuae IL power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

A Jury before Justice lnEiah'Dl' III '"N
over and TcrmIncr, late la.t MHht o'o"."' ~ =.
,,. Gov r,op.louehtcr in the first degree against
,,,rioI Kennedy for killing John kcatlng IN D''c"i'
bcr last at sevcntccnth-St. and flrstave lhe men
had been drinking together and went out doo's "nu M
ouorelled Kcatng tried to stab Kennedy ana ,''
latter .hot him. The jury was ont three hours i"'
vcrdct carries with Il the penalty OF Imprisonment
from five to twenty years.
While one Of the witnesses war tesuiylns Yc,'rr
,o ,crninc that he had held Kennedy 10 prevent nm
from ,tabbing the prisoner. Mr.. Wcman was h'u'
donbtf about hi, being able TO DO 80. rs kcntlhR was
ix feet tall. Mr.. Wcman asked the Wlihe,s 10 ~
demon stratc the movement by catching hDn VI NJ I,
Collar and holding him. The witnc-, dId 80 ,.. ''t.
WcIman started away and the witness pulled MN pa
nuickly 80 he down suddenly on the STEPS .'Hi'H
u'' 10 witness hoy Mr. Wellman was satisfied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
THE SAFE KNOCKED HIN DOWN THE SHAFT

fatal accident occurred yc>:erd'y at the new hayes
~ - "a Maiden lane gang OF wOfkmeh
p"i'u"'N " =, ,,.o Marvin Safe COmDanv. weie putting
" s|o IN ,bc building for Mathew Bros Maihez ana a.
~ oans were at hand for hosting !: to Its destiha'
'o one Of the elevator. was used When tho Sevenh
soo, wa. reached the car stopped and The wonmen Da1
10 pun - ,rough, upon the floor. the car. thus relieved
., it, nycon burden. took sudden star: ND
' RMS threw the safe over 1t struck fatH'f.
Murphy workman. who was 'tanalns N lo"s Q, h ,oe.
' "A whore he sto-d. The man was Killed slno7'
instantly. ,, a.. s,, aud had ~
mt become wedRed in among the t''n"crs IL "ouiu ~ 90
cru'".a s,S ., between Ninth and Tsah aves. He was
wear, old and had wife and two children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

Seattle Wash. April 2G.-Another sensational phase
I'm the Radof case develop I'd yesterday IN the
arrest Of Dr. Frank Il. Ballard. OF Fremont a suburb
Of seattle The arrest mado on the confession oil
Mrs Rudolf, partly through fear OF RadcN. on ac
count OF undue intimacy with Mrs. Rndlof ana partly
through a desire to receive share OF the money
ballard entered into plot with Radloh nnd KoNnuch
IN defraud the life Insurance companies ont OF GOO
oOo II was agreed that Ballard would swear that
the corpse found In the burned ruins of Radohs
house was william Radof's body. This he did lie
vas also TO assist Mrs. Radlon. who TO remain at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
KILLED ~ 4 FIGHT
TWO BROOKLYN BOYS AGREE TO SETTLE DIS
pt,TE WITH THEIR FISTS WITH
FATAL RESULTS.
roblcries.

Ambrose Seeey, aged twenty four. son OF H'oi'"
: Seccy n we'll known boatman In south brooNt ''
vho lived with his fthcr IN Eer boathousc at 'ic oo'
-, Hicks st.. was killed in a fight With DaV" hSnn'
aged twenty. Of 80 725 Hicks-st last evening, NV %
,,vo Young men had difference OF opinion noout sop
a,,.or IN dlsputc between them for some time ana
ilcy decided last evening to settle IT by Nsor' 70
Tbcv went ont on the long wharf at the ERIC BASIN
md had Il set-to. They had fought ABOUT niee'
minutes without either gaining decided au''"'"S'
v,h.p Rynn struck Seclcy powerful do" y" "''
,n IA, q, be head which felled him like ioS'
Al ogorts to revive him were in vain, ana finally ah
a,,hr,,ncc surgeon was summoned. On the way 10
the wharf the ambulance broke down. and DE- Mooro
had 10 walk part Of the way On his srriV" So''S
was dead. -. po,uc,,
Ryan ran away. but was arre'''u "".. a,S
-, -, No ,r5 Bush-st was also arrested ana
hid y. - witness The elder Secley has boal-nouso boa
~ Glandale L. l.. and is wcllimown among o"rsn''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
EXCITING FIGHT WITH 4 MAD DOG.
A MAN CHASED UP AND DOWN STAIRS ~ his
OWN HoUsE-THE BEAsT sHoT.

\
OWN HoUsE-THE BEAST sHoT.
A mad dog took possession Of the house occupied
by NeIson Galphlan. I'm Washngton-st Bellcvlllc'
y j. Yesterday and for time practically owned
If. GnnYaan aud his family at dinner
when a large dog rushed into the room. He sprang
ot Mr. Galiphian who succeeded In wnriing him of
with chair while his wife and children got on the
table. Fighting the dog oil. he backed to the stair
way. and dropping the chair barricadc ran mp
tl,c stairs when he reached the upper floor he
armed himself with club and revolver, and was
about TO descend when the animal bounded over
the chair aud mp the stairway. Galiphan fred three
shots at the brute without effect The man then
ran downstairs and found that his wife rad tainted
and fallen from the table to the floor. He dragged
his unconscious wife into another and closed the
door and then ran back with the intention OF re-
movlnr ihe children but the dog had descended the
stairs and again attacked him. lie cGIpted the re
mnlnirg chambers Of his revolver at the dog. but the
bulcts flew wide Of their mark Gal!phiaa SpiTng
upOn the table and the dog attempted to follow im.
The man was afraid the dog wOnld reach the children
and Swinging from the table he ran upstairs again
with the dog in pursuit Upstairs the man and brac
lad desperate battle, when suddenly The animal. hay
ING been knocked over with the club sprans up and
dashed through a window taking the sash with 1t.
The dog allghed upon t feet and bindly through
IA cellar window.
Th. noise In the House had attracted crowd
Of neighb,rs when the dog sprang from the win
COW they scattered In all directions John smith, the
p0ormaser, happened along just then ana succeedci
IN shooting the dog while IL was Imprisoned In the
np,tars and Mr.. Wynnns had TO be called 10 restore
tile man and his wife 10 consconsnc-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
srr7rJyG 1sru coopwry D,vOncG CASE.

The divorce suit Of Mrs. Goodwin against nc' nus,
band Nat 6. Goodwin. the actor, was down u, ''a "
in the supreme Court Special Term. yesterday, o". II
was adjourned til tomorrow. Later III tue ""S ,'
Goodwin and his wife. through ih"r counsel '
stanally agreed TO articles Of separation wlch INV
c,or .irned before he started for Philadelphia Inc
trial Of the case tomorrow Will lie mere iofmdIl"
for the court to act upon. Tic witnesses nave pcch
Informed that they VIII not be required. Mr. "ooo"h
will not appear to defend the Suit, rs all the ehre'
ON both sides except that OF abandonment nave % Dec
on o1n from IN. casc II Is understood that Mrs Good
r,n is 10 jesve Inc house in West Endavc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
MINE no LNDORSE THE ADMINISTRATORS
DtsPATCH FROM Mr.. BLAINE SAYS IhNi i"'
SECRETARY rs NOT A CANDIDATE
FOR PRESIDENT.

Bangor. Me-. April 90 CSpeciaD.-The hepuoh''."
state Conventcl, which meets here 'om''t'" "
choose dclceaesat-large to the Mihheapo,'
,ir will send a Harrison delegation. diSpatch was
,,c,lved from Mr. Blaine by member OF the s''''
committee to-ught, stating that all announcements
u,, bc would be candidate for the Presidency were
NOT authorized by him and that the contrary was inc
r,,h This settles the question so far as Nr' baihe
Z, conccrucd and his name Will not De c9nSu1Ie.' ,I
i,ctions will he adopted Ind )rsinI rcsiueh' ii"'
,isou's Administrations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
,cc,Dryr 70 4 NEW YORK INSURANCE. MAN.

George H. snvdam. OF the Equitable Life Assurance
Society OF New York. who lives at No. ~ Rosrvlie-
ave Newark. Wilde out driving last night came into
collision with u business wagon. Mr. SuSdam was
thrown out and severely Injured The accident hap
nened In Centrolove East Orange. Mr.. suydam WAS
taken 10 the Memorial Hospital. Orange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
c1rr TO 4 soLpLEhS HOME.

proy,aopcc II. l.. April o6-Colonel Samuel P. Colt.
, ristol presented TO the state soldiers Home yes
,.rd,v about 100 volumes of books which belonged To
fine late General Ambrose +. burnside and large
music tox which was also the property OF General
Huruside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27
pBornSSOR WHrIMAx's NEW OFFICE.

Chicago. April 26-C. o. Whitman Professor Oh
zooogy in Clark University. Worcester. Mass, has
accepted call to the head professoship In the De-
nortnent of Biology In the University OF chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-27

Seattle in collecting the insurance from the HE IN
surnce companies For his aid he was to receive @'o,
600. The police close on the track OF kaaion a -,
expect to have him In custody soon All cohocineu III
| the plot will then be under arrest
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-12

The regularity with whiuh Grover
the First nvuil- himself nf nrportuni-
ties the nlo.t trivial 10 pose hpfole the
people Of this country II. the sole and
only eaviuur, uu~t tubks 1t apparent 10
tbs dullest apprehension that IL good
share of the tx p1tatdent'a bulk " mntte
ur of 1elf~tAte+ III. Just NOW he has
caused to hc made public letter writ
ttn to some over, jealous democratic
lutiiea who s,ught To enter the catn >
patgn under the questionable little ct
| 'rrhe FtAAcex Cleveland 1ntlutnee
| Club" Tia this letter Mr.. Cleveland
very properly refuses to ranetft&n the
/ Use of hIs wif.'a natne liza political
connection, hut thu letter cd.lld nut ht
closed wlthout developing hin eKotts1n
which crupH ont In the following 'nn'
eunge:
1T Ia t,y no meats pleasant TO din
sent from. ht netlltd- which friend
adopt, WHEN their t1iortA no. oul.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-12

Butte. Mon HIS :f.ort' THIN ;"'*"'*"
inhabitants, unt| :3,ot'r "t ~ men
work in the mites to lrt"llt* mn :
cial output whit.l j. r':*hin *'.te~
up0 of the value vt t!:i& tt':al l'ta III
Colorado. N'ltn tt:v* ~z4 - "a gangs ::
IF mvu change II ulSht tor the
work 14ever cta.:e$ thu. main street
1T Rutte /, III crowded til Broadway
Mt Fulton street ut noo,,.. At : or
3 o*c}tn.k til the morning the e1ty IL
still lively. B There il no prntenHe
about tue town, 1t has few notable
" expansive buildings :t1d 1t II
without good hotel Des:t'wH*t
| mud Butte ,ate the only considerable
towns. s,W out west ut WE@1r1 t1At
could he sud 1t gives the rs::sler IL
lint Of the "lpE!nnlngs of butte I"
Dc told tllut the slteof the best h'":H
and granite building OIL the 1na'n
| street Was won by a man who mp
penci to hold only two jacks ut th''
time he WIS called. Julian Ri1iph
In Harpcr's.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-12
Too I51it1-

It wns their first haby.
The young mother was in perfect
rapture. -, a..
It was all ugly baby, but sho d'd NOT
know it.
Happy young mother
All Of them are liEo her.
But the father had dark nisSiv1nss.
His snlary WAS only fifteen dollars per
week. and babies are expensive laxufles,
uor father was rich. but he hau
frownea upon their union, and h'.d
| hetrrolox and hcreticul notions ns 70
| supporting; n stn-in-law besides
Cruel old ,na,. :.
One day, when the baby was noont "
montl, old. tho father came home from
his desk and found his wife radiant:
She was even harry when tue oaby
was out of her sight.
"What il it, Jennie:' asEef hef nus
band g1oonily, for lo wae yet ''ncer'
| tain MI to the blessings conferred ny tht
huhy. s.. H.. u. il. j. -
| Ho was also sleepy.
| "Oh, Cla1lie," s1sc clirruped, II heart
FROM },apn 1oaay.' +, - j.
Charlie Looked gloonaier thun ever :
Don't say anything, dear," she plead
eli. for tI,e knew her hushnnd's op1n1o1
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-12
A Million + rtentl4.

4 friend in II. Ell i. r. frit Indeed.
and ,l,,t Itss tE'ru rur million people
have found int 'utl' friend III Dr
KiuE'+ .>4~ l'-tor+r} III: ct'lsu'"f'>
ton. coughs allI eoids. - II YOU have
nav+r used this great cough nit'tlcine.
one trial ~.n,l convince you tn 1t II ha"
wo,,.,+ rtu1 rus.&,@ve powers III al nl~
seasts ri ttro.t, rIr-t and lungs.
Each M,ttl- IL I'll .,nut~+d to "n atI
That i. elaine or ilIontv Will he IT,
funded. Trial ln'lt!e* tree at W. r.
Savuu~'. u4ukst.rr. Lnrse slzc, o1c'
| md 81 %,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-12

ANY situntion vacant on this paler:'
rxkctI the caller. slender, wiry pilgrim
wit!, nh intelligent face and a wilted
rollar.
"Whut kind OF situation:' snid the
ed;tur, -
.Htavy editorial" -. :.
"Nonc vacant
Literary criticism ~~nny CHANGE in
that department.
mo. sir"
II cau write intelligent1y on art. Do
YOU need HI ut critlc:"
II a,n sorry to say have no vacancy
! IN that department either"
The caller hpsitntt*l 4 moment and
then ro>e with dignity.
II have had considerable experience"
| he said, 'in other branches Of newspa-
TER work. Do you need lnan to run
Tie elevator Chicago Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-12

Little Jo|1nnr S1t1il>1ig spoiled what
otherwise we111I h;4ve 1tcn q pleasant
c;.11 last evening: at4l tits fca1o:l est;t',-
li>htx] tlendly 1littt1 bttwee11 the s1'1i1@
dix nnt1 5na9=s izo11s@9tolds: u i
Mr.. aud Mrs, S1axgs l1ao "jast
tlru,,,,ctl ill.," and tn, conversation wc,lt
the full ra1l@f. of ti.c weather AMI the
fashions md tho hta}tl1 Of the hulies of
tho ncign>Wrhood b.: ween. the women.
while tie mt11 exht: 1ste1. the basefmi1
situation and had ga> well into the po~
litical situation, w!p II Jolnny. who
found the talk mint. sting. H>kcd Mr
$14a-ss IL l!c had brou ( 1t his ti'hlle with
him.
My fiddle" replied :Aaysggs in surprise.
"W'},at fil'llt:'
! "Why, Your second Fl lle."
/ "Mv second fiddle: Why, Johnny. I
am not u musician. hive NO fiddle. /
don't play"
"Bnt papa says yon TO-" persisted
Johnny.
"Joll.ny. think you had better 60
IN stairs to bed" said his lntpa.
"Yes, it's quite time" added Mrs.
Snui1lir. Little folks should be setn
hut not hcarA.'
But Johnny WIS not to be gagged in
that stylc He went on:
"Para Nays you plny second tl'ldlo at
your ho1,st:. and tlinl; yon might have
brought it with yot1,"
| Then johnny WIS marched o11t of the
roo,n by l4is papa and his mamma fol-
lowed IL ASSIST In the subsequent eXer-
ci$cs, while the S1l1yysn~ put On their
things and walked solcnlnly hon1e with
their heatls unusually erect and n feel
Ink OF unrest III their bosom>. .-Pittshnrg
! Chronicle
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-12

dcnon.trnte their fr entlliness. hut
w:er they nl-o 'e+k t. suh*erte the
1,untic gnod, and therefore engage ID
uAt rtntic htrvict~.'
Just taury Mr.. HarrLnn putting hl@
pen to paprr In txpr* s- 'be alternative
sentiments 1T forth III this 1uotatl"n.
Why should Mr. Cttvtlund n-tutiit
that ht aid ht only ~ the txtthp!aF "f
tn.' sentimeu' which su!'se1vts tle
,,utlir gMd, and tulls tnr. the pr
fufu4an"r # 1ufr'6tic trrvIctt, Aud
whv >lf:ulti ht lave written hi. itt'tr
At u.' The uf4EI,,aI request WAY ttlAtfe
t nv the la,.it~ tn Mr>. Cleveland uirtc: !.
A htitt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 0f the liz
Tend. Il h:nnr und = Decided tut polite
! ,etu-ul frun Mts Cleveland h-ts"l'
wruld II W l,--n vastly more 10 tI"ct
thnn the tnryiu and i",ndtr"ns rl"t'"
,uIe. uf Mr.. Cttveland. El:ist"ar>
tti.,,,.ift tleina,1tl,u Il nn1llll1E trt,tn him.
The assumption u ,he duties o' a'n4n'
| utu>i- for his vie nrltar* I" he
! weighted wi Ii ai, evident rurph>~ "'
self, f,giorlhcAt OIL.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-12

OF her father. 90 +,:as +leard . o1r
baby. and though l.o has not yet deter
mined to forgive ,1s, he has sent lis
check for s5.U0o fer tlrur baby's snke."
At .:st the Young husbands face
showed CLEAN Of pleasure, then it
shudowctl n1nin.
s*Arn't YIN plad. Cl.arlie:' she asked
with "a 41&jvering lip. !" :.. ~ =. = ::
Then II" smiled jpyyf1al1y... 49,. 50
"Yc*. '1arli>,G,** hc wliarcr"tl "b1t
why rt,u}t1n't 1t hive leer twins: DE
troit FIRE. IreHt:. !. =. = 3. :.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-12

The Hat, a. II Medium of Convrrnatiun.
Gnv. II nl- has tteu ta|"Ing politics
to IA w+pat,er reporter III Sf. Pau',
and following he 1.a1 ofthe bell Weth-
trs of hi@ party he PROMPTLY ut r'bnte*
the Honest ead Iuu1-atre 'r the oE'ef-
alton of the protection policy of the
rpDubllchu administration. ''Iht pro-
lection awiitlle.' he tay*. us 1oo g'ar'
in4 and fraudulent TN Its tace to oe
! mirtnkeu." While delivering himself
Of this robust .'"clAra.ion, the gover~
nor probably forgt the :iEht toward
tt,+ ctus. ut tie memorable campaign
Iofl>Sn when IN Miles CITY, brfnre u
e"ov Atd h"tssr, and with the prrsrer'
A. ion 1t canning from t1t- face he con~
! ,rjte'y aruoanctd tt'nEelt to he il rrn'
ter,iouist ~ fur ~ Mthl. tna Wa c'n
rern+d, Wha' the public would like &C
know ip whrth+r the II ro'ect,ve swim
dep y sot,Iy''g}artug aud fraudulent ''u
Pennsylvania, ur whether ti~ excel
leucy rentiy tntertaius views that &c
not nrrortt with hi> rubji: confession
tn VI IL. city. Il j, true 'llst whrt
here. hr WIZ talking to I'll audience
. mnd4 III Ia g-ly hf ~httt, m-1', bu' M
ol1.. wnuld intim.tt hr suEHfet tina
THIS hnA anything to dn ~lth TIT
. ~pu,e vha. uu-xwclr't nnd ren'arkhht'
: fl i, ulade hy ;h- Env%ruor. Tau 1t b
w,k>lb, tnst uur J.s-ph sometime
talks through his tnt:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-12

Notice. II hereby given that tn"
purtnrr.htp here'ufore existing D. :
tween tho undersigned, under IN
firm nnme If Torrenoe Il CITY, h*'
been tt,ts cay dissolved" 10y mu'">*
col1eent. Robert Terrence VIII cob
.t;uue the business, and Ia author11et
20 collect all debts due the firm, art
will pay all the 'ia"fltsie' -
noBr. ToRRENQE, f !:
JOHN Cory. j
=" Miles City, JUNG 25, .ls04. " ~ !.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-12

PITT SHtNi. Ihlr o,-E>tl1ttt''k I"
bl,,nfuliy quiet ut Homestead 'tl> |
ucrning. T'htre IL not II ripple I" ufS'
tuth the uni~t IF the night, The dah-
rtr now Ite~ IL the tact That snn't un"
toward circumstance n'ay start Il 11+"'t
that uiit +prtnt int' Il cnntt agtn';nh
without warning, 144utlrrr reroV htzr
Til. und ARE ienhIng their +tf"r :
towards restoring authority I" thc7tg
ular chnn:tl. The grtast Vt niger
ii4s in the fact that The strikers :een'
it.~ iuclired Io listen tothe |endert,hnd
mo,e tn follow their own ideas. This
| was .,;o IN IN the failure ut nas@
meeting to ugree t" ermlt the author
tiles to LAKE Possession Of the M'll"t
and IN come uf the tnen constituting
thtms Ives comuit&te to b"u1ce re"
porters.
The PICKET duty is beginning i" tell
On the NE, , many ut whom IN account
Of 'he frequent alarms have nt4 had
tw+lve h,u,s sleep .'nce Tuesday, but
their vigilance II utrelhxtd. Wien 1t
WIS r, purted this morning that tlIe
roni1'any WIN ubout to send III !al'"'e's'
and rarr-nt+r. - mike 1ethi i thr
guard. hronkn The wO'k> y ere dput'led
There is Il more pacific II cling toward
the authorities .tti- morning, and Al H
meeting today The sh'rttt may hr
asked tp thke charge If The "osk~.
This. however, will not prevent -
.1~,unre 1t, c,A>t. ,1+w men arr 4"nt t.
thr w.ik-, the strikers t'rihE jn~t oA
1T tcfu,tu+.i in That direction h% +vtr.
They AA<- enough hutiry III I'r v*tt
m,u1l4 tu }usf !nr ,l,Dnfh-. lie. i!t- nltn~t
the Auuikatnat+l Ire 'rnfy hnt can
tr,ttl T.. they rnulh ~tture ftnna III
outside Inlnr ntku izn'iots. T!i+H
ure pr-pa ri f.r u long H'+ge. lu ud'
di,iou v hen ,hr,r c.sh u:ve~ uuL thr,
have The protnae t un'tn, ttd crtdi
II, The stores. Snid tn+ Of tbe lorkef'
) ont npn, who il entitled 10 speAk f"
. ,uc worktaen, th'. morning: ut hn
now grt tn une-tion of enduranc"
r 'ru4r.. Will br 10 bowinz up with dY
Mantle. We n1e not Of the auarch's
= tic s!ripe. Should We come t" tn
worst We would TAX up our thing
and walk nut ct town.
4 l. romlnlttee representing i"ca
citizens und striker. arrived Vt HAtrls
burg ut 1880 tonight. aud fr"n th,
ttfue unttlntter midnight wer4 clo*ete
with Governor Pattison ard Atfofne
General Heuse}. After The co'feren<
y, Hensel said the men assured 1he GOV
ernor that there wotl be no more viz
l+uce. Guv. Patti~on replied That /
was plLd CT l., and said that tue "r
authorities must exhaust ull nlcAns b
FIRE lie would interfere, but that Il
law u,ust he maintained If it to"k
the power In tie STATE and federal 10
. crun.euts. TIE governor made
! RESPONSE to whit wa* evidently w
%trorp hint for him 10 arrange al ART
NJ trAtson.
V}leu asked what the tnen Wnt'ls'
If fl;a c,upauv secuted HGler MEL, t
delegation 1nnht uu REPLY. They ct'1
kmeuded the nctin1l OF lhe E0vtru"
= rot sending trnnln, aud requested II
-, nDt TO uu M until tOme Official II
"~~ t,ten pt}strlIcttd III the exercise u!
= authority. The responsibility for
= occurrence. they said, rested wilt
Narueul1s, who hAd brought tfe i
kertOn. there u armed emp1o
without official authority. Deieg
Cox declared that no organized
tempt wAe made to prevent the lh'