The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1892-12-31
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S. M. Corson. editor of the Mon
tanian, published at Choteau, wa
arrested on the 18th on a warrant is
sued by Judge Dubose. The cause
of the arrest was the following article
which appeared in the Montanian''
last issue: "Judge Dubose, whe
| has been charged with completely il
the Box Elder steal, stoutly denies
the charge as does also the River
Press, The Fort Benton Bridge
company. however, has SO much faith
in the Judges ability in the matter
of manipulating the vote of Choteau
county that it has called upon him
to reserve the majority vote of 2SS
against the bridge across the Mis-
souri, river at Fort Benton. Tom
Power, who is largely interested in
the bridge was also very much inter
ested in the election of Dubose, al
though Dubose is democrat an
Power is supposed to be a republic
an United States senator. Eyiden-
tly there is something rotten some
where. Somebody is wrong, but
who?' o?'-Liyingston Enterprise.
The Indian bureau has received
FROM Agent Simmons, of Fort Bel
KNAPP agency, a report of the affray
at the agency on the 18th inst. An
Indian named Raidor, married a
sister of Big Mouth. He then beat
his bride numerically. Big Mouth
started with the woman to the agen-
cy to settle the matter Raidor over
took them and killed Big Mouth and
wounded his wife. The ocourance
caused the greatest excitement
among the Indians. The agent with
the three men started at once to set
tie the trouble, and on arriving at
Raiders cabin they were fired upon
by him and his father. Agent Sim
mon was wounded in the leg. The
men in the cabin escaped and other
Indians organized for persuit. They
overlook Raidor and his father in
cabin and during the battle both
fugitives were killed. All is now
11liet on the reservation.
The case of the United states VS..
James T. Collins was called in the
circuit court at Helena Monday.
Two sp ecial venires for jurors were
ssued ard exhausted without secur-
ng twelve men to try the case. A
bird venire was issued during the
fternoon, re,turnable Tuesday morn
ng. Collins is under indictment
or the murder of his former employ
r, Edwin Reed, on the Little Big
Iorn river, near the Crow agency.
N October 7th 1892. He is young
nan apparently about 2o years old
nd says he is a native of Virginia.
henry c. Smith has been appointed
o defend Collins.
Robert Thompson was found on
he streets of Butte early Monday
1orning in dying condition. He !
7as taken to 231 east Silver street,
is home, where he died in the after
oon. He had been absent all night
,om home, and soon after
e was taken home began to grow
lack in the face. Two physicians
ere sent for, who pronounced him
from poison. Thompson
smained in heavy stupor until his
cath, in spite of all efforts to revive
i'm. The doctors gave it as their
pinion that he died from opium
and it is believed he was
rugged and robbed somewhere.
The following officers were elected
u the grand lodge of the Degree of
[onor at it's session at Helena last
eek: Mrs. J. w. Cinsley, P. G. c.
H.; Mrs. Laura Clark, G. G. of H.;
[rs. Mollie Clark, G. L. of H.; Mrs.
mily Reek, G. c. of c.; Mrs. Hattie
}. Hunter, G.. Recorder; Mrs. J. ID.
onrad G. Receiver; Mrs. Celia
Hickey, G.. S. W.; Mrs. Mary Foster,
!. l. w.; DR.. E. J. Leonard, G. 0.
Vatchman; Mrs. Ella M. Miller,
[rs. Nettie Wilson, Andrew O'Neil,
rand Trustees.
Chronicle: Allen Wheeler, of