The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1894-10-06
State News.

run over by train this week and
loses foot by the accident.
John G. McCann, who has been
operating the Daisy mine at York,
is missing and foul play is suspect
ed. He left many creditors also.
| The Great Falls and Canada rail-
road is to be made a standard
guage railroad. They are now put
ting on a third rail so both size cars
can be run on them.
A. P. Nelson helper at the
Turtle foundry in Anaconda, was
seriously hurt this week by an iron
pipe falling on him. He died the
same evening from his injuries.
Louis Kipp and James Chandler
of Butte, were arrested and bound
over to the district court of Silver
Bow county Oh the charge of cattle
stealing, in bond OF 500.
Gov. Richards has pardoned AL
fred Boyer out of Deer Lodge. He
was sentenced for wife murder, but
later evidence proves him innocent
of in ten titnal murder.
A wood hauler named August
Harrow, of McCune's camp, near
Anaconda. fell off load of wood
and was run over, the wheels pass
ing over his head. He died in a
few hours.
A Woman in Butte is suing her
husband for divorce and among
the complaints was that he was too
fond of pie. He threatened to go
to drinking if she did not supply
him with this undlgestible food.
The Great Falls chief of police
arrested two fellows for breaking
into Great Northern cars. They
gave their names as Thomas Haw-
ley and James Mccormick. 1t is
not known how much stuff they
had got rid of.
J. B. Wenrich, the publisher of
The People, at Butte, is under ar
rest for usiug the mails for an un-
lawful purpose. 1t is alleged he
deposited for transmission through
the mails papers of an obscene ma
ture. The information character
ICES them as lewd obscene and in>
decent.
Cattle Inspector Collins arrested
a fellow named Tom D. Johns for
cattle stealing, near Butte. The
stealing was done several months
ago and he fled to the Northwest
Territory. He had relatives in
Butte who informed him all was
we'll and he came back and was
nabbed
The body of Walter Cleveland
was discovered last week in the
neighborhood of Antelope creek,
near Big Timber. A coroner's
jury was impannelled and gave
their verdict that deceased came to
his death by foul play. He is said
to have been well-to-do ranchman
in Fergus county and lives near
Halbut.
Two cold blooded rascals went to
the cabin of miner named John
Randolph, living in Skelly's gulch
near Marysville and tortured the
old man into insinsibility trying to
make him tell where he had his
gold dust hid. They heated a
poker and run it up and down his
feet and ankles. Such fellows
ought to be hung.
New improvements have been
made on the mill at the Gilt Edge
group of mines at Maiden and
there are now about thirty men
employed. 1t is expected times
will be lively there this winter.
A silver medal given by Lewis &
Clark to an Indian, and buried
| with him was unearthed two or
three years ago and is now the
property of Mr.. Chas. Cummings
of Wallula.
John D. Mead and J. D. Williams
were arrested at Duluth, Min. on
Sept. 22nd. They had two car
loads of cattle which Inspector
Burdette believed to be stolen. The
Inspector claims that the men be-
long to gang of Montana cattle