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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-30
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b caught. The pictures may only be
worth $40. 1t cannot be proved that
- pawnbroker knew this Or that the
ether man knew it, for that matter. The
victim has scarcely any mode of redress.
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fact, they know nothing at all. Or, in
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-26


EARLY Ffaiia Killaa WIDE Area pf colo
weather.
fe3foit Mich afafcn Is --plspatches
froia VARIOUS seeilcns q Michigan report
NE Temperatures ts.ngh, AZ far beiaw
thf freezing point eSesywhere rho thgr
ip9meier resist.s.a 10 degrees "a sAule
SEE lSafit u at AlPtnA rs 81 tirAnd Hot
ten ana a "a fezfait TAG Temperature
4 ptipw fftea.ns eR lar sguih as tHpnes;
see aud Nofhsfn ArkeNsae The eat
vaf- VI MIah,t1lp a accompanied rs
N0fttiwest wnda and NEhi anoWa 10 aoiua
pnsNqnA Fruit sfeMare viii susfer a.
zoos universally,
Gislaiea ltoiu Rentet Harhps tcesEht
Yhg oelQ wave VIII prove q fearlpi
cAiaNiiif 70 vi rltiit growers IN titir 10.
sen, rs the continued warm wts hef 20
tAfN naA athfted the BUGS ot zsriy
Nt3fbnM srapeS ana hachbeffics Many
+npuNaH1 trees were JiIsi reAdN 10 plaH-
SOM. nii eYefy bud n black ard dead to-
cay StrawherrtpH were starting M Nfeen
nut irr typEsn tc death fstnn 81 The piQst
siie ted ne sis3 thaf arc Ri,le5
Many ;nribets had nut mortgaues m
7teglt isFiis ~ live iafpuSn tRa unusually
aatd times, drpqndus upon the fStiirDa
fFqfa eirly ftuits "a par them on This
~ Wttnppt e9phf the worst calamity thbt
hsts belallan the growers h thik fruit heis
lnSe tnn peach yellow acourse Of 1873 10
lettt wllcE y pfaiaurraus district was COM
riHtrlN devastated % les main reneurAs
AiiH lard valnaS de1rrsFsd from n 70 %
per cent.
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aaa sAat ~ oh,y way b sex good
foaa system eas ~ ihs seysrnmtHs y
huid ana rpf c8ant 81 txeFcias re
eeassitananai t4sAi q niAAa uionsy ana
pes ~ rs TINS shfse hlris wcsS pt
Nllte with cnn stones good faa fys
sea pleny II nisasy ana wax for NJ
i4lt"
raase lzla lple Il tts afiaifs q tnen
ehlpa saksa <, sht aaea. ltnda Oh %
W2snsugion 4a6 csx4y Nea mel tns nau
"a AucA tisa escape Hlia ne cour-
sst9nsg afAset nesa ana az and pfs
pasaA gor tet lana nlas lha fsas seq
Uorla hna9 ron he Pacific p .hs
3Hapslc from 0apsR tssa q paNao
bAgoa he name IL 81 avery larege "a
sealers slw ~ eses lssk dear ana eiil-
aisa are cFylis ~ Usinsr concsrn.ae his
rrqgyess lila hana gi,A the masla sieus,
Ii pplssa alef, ami sss tifss bisls whleh
he biofasea Il hflne aoyA wilh is afa
eeotships "a iaw ii9s n patieas 10.
sisipati9n X they apHs aRr sgi3a ana Hy
aNaS tafsre 10 hss tsrnsd nose With we,i
clfeetsa aim, ccses army VII hAye III
era the saoe fp4fs rfpolam VIII have
Istcn solved
cexes nlpiso should b 'Tsl ealgs
grSta nttie accfns grow
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wnATMEn RhroRrs..
Ice Kills Fruit Frost Generally rsnes,s "A
This nforfii,, u 'f'fNfNt

ICE AVIS \ Ill., ", toat 1fncFallY Expected
This Morning
Caslnni, Trxns. Marcn n. xostefdss
morn'ns semitic raia fel over thia cont-
r.--not TOO liitie. not too musk. plc4es
were starred VI tho al,crt,cor cor. set.
EiNn, wetetmfions. nuinasa, same cot
sos. ind sardans are Up. lo0lihs nice.
and better rlnnsia were nrvtr known. 7Nie
momitfI y c41l NO. taaf n biuWinR. ARES
nsal rtercaHtA 81 dnugnnl aud the dior.
,asInssF rss.ss ers Y gsstesl sgfie ~.
pelir and the ske IS rf2As Corn h 41r..
AUalce nusi " w0Aid be hhfdhhip on lhe
tatifei r. HiTfit over
pfotgeci Tor ran in tif.s section s1dn lsil
sanisianes ~ Texas Il feiag mshen mere
arr no eNsnN Inc Rtu,tad 10 yn3y dfy.
9rn 4, n NV tnei.es plgh Y sene losaifiss,
ell planted yet StackBaA are octnpiain.
iNW ~ roe tnek ~ W'ttNf fpr slqei
wse.der Texas Match as Farm work
has been GOING on nicely, faf,nefs repDrf
some cotton planted GldaH Is d1lng Veil
Stock N fair condition, A brisk fiorther
plpwinF wtin pruSparfa for voEetatlon be-
Ing kiliFd tonight.
% fis tns wcek atd the culIlFtFg Il nl0daa
Tire Sen. jaSiai0 u ,in 4 ,,,Sit, cnrryinst
thr fseShqt " the Mexican ausf II "a
dark ffrc'ii wiz Mp thF gardens tonisat
Rlchm7nd. 1'exas, Glarch gs.-~The *.
ceseivt rains ana c1id weather of de last
few days he's givsn gardeners and farmers
quite setback. The lsrasoh Is still rising,
but az yet no damage mas iseest done ID IN,
county bridge now being ereeted
Rockdale, Texas, March s5--A cold
norther hlew Np here last nlghi and II "A
feared WIN terminals 81 frost which
corn and most Of tho garden truck Ii M
fine condition.
RusK Texas. AtarA 9i.-4Iiad lrht
trats here last nigat but 4 = thoagal
Fpw thss tnere viii ~ q Eooa peach CROP
here haiR ysar ~ tar pcaehea nave MOI
Harwoaa, Texas March st 1--WE mad two
tlaas haa hesn pioRsd oiFA ana XII fhi1t
was NJ WALL have 10 be rapinnf1d Car.
dera nng Irish petAi1rs were injured HI,
LhGa5ge Texas March es--fast nieslt
q lreh iarsler blew M and today ID ~
4SsA1 S9Ni rn9u4u me WN1rher clear IN
s9,4X sna re @g salsiae wa VIII cer-
Inlnty NaHe FROST tan.3lt.
G0nzaies Ta1Rsi March 81 -yAiio sisF e0oi
npua9er spraa8 % dur.ns the nlsHf b.tf
{ KS. WEI has fallen epa u "a Ino5eratlns
u Wsl tseape lf9st aS%lb -airss Il tul'na
lpipfE hIe ttis eggnttR.
Galse T,Aas. Marpa 2frhe weather
Is silgl cold ag}l d hish wiai q how I'M
l Y hissa here y great csanse before
niSlitaii tlie gai'sens eFd y1it1s corn viii
sliftt sreat 3nua9e
san Angelo, aNxas March g Zee
quarter 81 nm inch thicB was plentiffl
mere THIS meruing wtileh caught ere fifst
cot ms crop short
Nalasco, TMxaa, March IS Tho weather
IS epSl, bnt threatens more fnin t,ilioh III
not needed, as ptanturs lre gettlnk behind
in work,
Ilasot Rock, Texas. March % AJsh.s sot
tlon y npbnNy has not iNealvad itng fstin
s'sis assisgiiSh i sliei i'tinei ali afeun1 sN
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''sslt praise Is has scspani says 4
spmsiy pvoyere ,akt IL vsty mseh
qnoted.
HsseftHsless wnsn ans sssls com
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aaay nst " eut n place.
1sle Posi- iaey taeltsose So rxeassd sos
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lts cearsa has besa steadily onward ara
upward ana lia toHa6rt eadMear Ass
psea 10 sniaFse & nsws serYiee, lnihfoss
~ general tsa,sisss snd grav h Eraea
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. generous ACKNOWLEDGMENT thfcuxAeas ne
territory Z serves Tas psst haa been
an.e g aAd siesdity aaA spuisasoqsiy q
IS fsciliiax ~ ueeting the asnaras ~
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einich e9ffrieutfu ATTEST tbs safss,5, a.
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Vide tlnel 81 NgN 0sseti,s.
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f. In the thracs 81 another paAfs
ton, Police Capialus loamss I'D 4
ana scrgennt isoges AAya htss ~
from duty pending inyesraaes il
and mere removals from i.s
promiaefl ina chaFsss fnelis sa
officers .iaYe efrpnicallS as;sss's|'.:<
faet Tint gambling seslzss ~
etanly operatpi i'd nulasf9lA Iis|
lholr districts
Police f'graIlisEienels pgaii ~
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ltat Rrlud jply haze ten afsgls
evidences Is the rlatiee. hezs ~
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bets we're ulHae ~ taN kNliie
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vi the lifat and 3eUttlh Hls
aftenpt q cenec alnielit Hat fls.s 8
III lhe fiAees, 50 tie Fp;i2e
2afrlinipg from fai9laf iis'' DIV. 3 :.
gliilty Of the fstY sgfsAssE FPS.
not nuR9iyNnge
1lle puhils attap ION hsa ss.''. ~
excited over III ustlisf. lgs s. =
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J4ri 9s Na8 rSsiriasf 20 reese one cveu-
llig fhefe same 70 ny fee'ssTy casce 1scr
assi7lAat answered. shn knock and sisaer-
Z "a in a tVafs rt0fQHsled lecyittg cfcAtsirc
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hes 81 4 Gsnegal servant
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bige Iasi sorae or cf lai NY maine
rs t3rai.a Dainplbth
sAbdiss ny ycNrs ago. sia saia
sfck q sikantiVn ae GFssral servant N
tse h1aseaala ~ tae p1sl n4sses az
1ise fafiiiie iatsiatad 0t my employer, his
Wits. a3a ana two uaaS2teFs
q elus.lly wita tlss ,unlcr lnenlnega ot
TIC IH9liX tef aAiigsl tffe hnptd VfT 80
issfY.la ~ a1ther WAS simply hard
'.rae leNa iitgreassd wltA mushls ,ar-
I'VE rsp.d.iy aNi iae nj sqiiiee had tts
ms requirements. NY employer nor m.
otaey SERVANT to 40 tHe ieArier PORTION ~
tae WORK, and thg diesiitsrs Vote 1lnins.
permanently dfAlfea ilst9 ttf eH4eA
Wien tncfa @cs 4 aru4b I NSs ealled
"a 80 Hgit. a3al uein8 tfAstworsny, tae
rioseg lfAHsrs we've always ppen 50 me-.
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gan % follow bits fathers fo9tsseps sadly
tpp eoon bis fatasr hept him moderately
we'll sispplipd Wslii pocket money hui
asiil Slinigy afien nsG1 h borrow 4 few
ushes
,ise generality pai5 me bBek again with
9nEthiiig or MOI. &c was yggy hanssy wikA
pts compliments, ard from these we Not
staniry one day spoke % me on tie
"A II
accepted Nm, htl4 tethTr, WuNn be- heard
W tllt eslSnSefneRf, while he reaeiy-i tne
s,iHnaaiiseirent cQiiily ~. raiscd no bar
'inss about this tiine curiaus thing
tuqk Phase ~ tbs pDasoJleN, Theirs ~A8
spinesplng WRONG w.tn she case; 4 te4i
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md fHTsJ arrived ~ " deaiina tpn In
iefa Y hkn neNei p,lsaed tbtpq1t or. ~
nee Althulsh the reception Of X hild hsSh
tfesei y eAe HANDS q Stanley Gore
u overheard tho detective sisclslrH that
~ bad search wltyranl and that he
Nstistf9fi7 AiiaHat iiaw upstalra 70 hig
fasHs. md III ieae tnie anu Il tflkss to
tal found conYiuciHe preoia al Ills guilt
.Wfth th& intenti9A oe destroying tha
she Kitchen with thgra Ia my hands.
Nhsn who shand Hiegt niif % his way "a
ssa Ales Z ioutn bnt ihe deterglYe.
gtn afitrar rgQ9EntznA the 4ret letter
~ 3 giaaee, ana ny a auicR movement
~ hlg rart saatrhed 4 fratR tne. Bes
fore oatia Fsgagee frafn MY apgpfise he
titAt sas sntif4lg sn Ala sewer
ser ianl'ss salte ! sysni uuietiy With
l}tin' HhRn pNiHina no caitet 3 sab md
" Y tsg alsi,liFss aIsai.Hai.l I teana ipx
faUnls wrre eat IN rest When K
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aHe eteet eharses werr
HIhe ssorea tc5N M 1sfstt@a ~ ros f,t,yx
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ni1thef lnok thf az frrn the Eri ana cnt
MIn Aaipss tha hfoat with ~ Wifis
de1 few minutes ;afer 'fbS girl s4va
npc struck tho niew qIfh fho ax hff&4
aaNlpB cpt nef fathers throat whit 4
sass %hils @ills Ees choislae her mciher
the tdfsat az her fethtf arA q sine y n,
~ wan dead, she nieAed W The Ak ana
nnlsfed him The PISA WA lhat bhs ala
no deso ~ save her HpihcrH lie The
ltfA- AFTER nelnH out Tor some tim rem.
Qeffd d verdict ~ Uot ehlitp
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TERRITORY Whaa shot ard iy'tcd w ~, y.
MeCiefe lAle niornlhr ~ Il saloon
Cunningham wAs htiGNae htayiiy rna
tfiafntiy determined tc1d asersl tiq fi,lti
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tNF as ~ opened the door "a rttufninT
4itp hlH sur N his hafid McCinfa rias
dleG nli0 With bui.cis
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MGmras Tenn. March e6-Tho sold
aaye struck MenpAis aar'y this mornlns
and 4 ceasinres wiSA oyerY nrofneci o. &
daNaclpt frost tem&.at. lear,y vegetables
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Dublin Alaren Aslf Eapst ~.
stewart, the WEB k5oz ls5tI,g !,
pami'Mef is desd Tss;'
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WEEK IN e0NGRB 5.
SENATE yiIM c0NsipER MATTERS
or miN0n INTEREST


washington. March s5-rhs probaoiil
tss are that the week g me sena,e wii
~ gteep " lafge,y % matters Of miner
ilqfofgafice, Iha Ncuarfahan bill ~ %
ibe caieadar As upAnlsasa business. snd
will have Bs rght 81 Hey aesef 4 o'clock
Nonday Taere viii beau EFFORT % d.
iote q the oill before Tie close OF tbs
week and Senator hansbroush has given
no.lct THAI be win again call up The Rus-
SIAN thlAhs bill Immediately after Che dis
pcsAi 10 the AcGarfahan bill
salatps paiph aiao ihpenas 70 make an
siiors, Il opportunity pners % have the
biz for tia reflex 81 certain settlements
81 public Arda eons.1sfNd
TIC feftilicat,ous appropriation bill IS
On sns ca.endaf ana ia . position % Be
stsAtn up TOT adflYn AZ any tine
Senator Harris mag also csens, u Ar-
oerdanee with nusrs given, for reconsd-
efailcn Of Ire printing blu, but Il 10 pre-
suned That his actiop "a thar matter WIN
depana upon the hLtanaancG al the senns
tors, mans 81 the griends Of The bill Being
now ltfeilt.
senator rulpie has evidenced desire TO
have nus resolutions concerning tAc annex-
ati1n " Hawaii voted On before the taiin
BIZ u taken up. bat 1t Is dpahtfpi, So the
iale of Sen1t3r D9ipb'a oplcs1 ion, whether
tnia eGl " dpne.
washington, March as.--Inqpirx among
repunhcali srilittuts as 70 tng ppIisS Sivg
VIZ pursuc VAN refersncs 20 tils tAtln
hiii Wacn II shall rraGi enc senate deNsls
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commit the BIZ upon tlc commencement
q tpe debate MONDAY next
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