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The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-14

M. J. Fitzpatrick then appeared pc
fore the board with the following peti-
ton:
state of Montana. County of Deer
Lodge. IS.
NJ. ]. Fitzpatrick being first duly
sworn. upon his oath deposes and says,
that he is the agent of A. j. and A. q.
Macdonald. that the said A. j. and A.
g. Macdonald are the owners OF lot
3 in block Sc in the City of Anaconda.
That said lot is assessed to f. w.
Blackford. who was the owner or SAID
lot, March 1. 1895. That the SAID
Blackford had two other lots in Ana
conda assessed to him. That ne
(Blackford) has sold all the property
owned by him in Deer Lodge county,
and is not a resident of said county.
That the said Blackford has not paid
the taxes on the property owned by
and assessed to him in March. 1895.
and that the said taxes are about 10
become delinquent and a penalty at
tached to them. Therefore, the atfiant
asks that he be allowed to pay the
taxes on said lot 3, block Sc. and that
an order be issued TO the county treas
urer that he receive the amount due
on said lot. said amount being SSS. IL.
NJ. ]. Fitzpatrick
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this End day of December, 1895.
County SeaL) John b. Fisher,
lAfL
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Montana Union Time Card.
BUTTE TIME CARDS.

Butte. Anaconda e. Pacific r. r.
All uxlns arrive and depart IRON oe~es
Hcrthera depot Af Butte.
ARRIVE IN BUTTE.
No. Q. Anaconda express, arrives
oauy -............ .sss..s...ss.sss -. - -
No. /, Anaconda expresa con-
Meeting with Great Northsn
railway through trains for Easf
aud West, arrives daily y.......... 4W %
DEPART FROM BUTTE
No. 3, Anaconda express. leaves
No. !, Anaconda express from 81
Paul Helena and intermedAts
points. leaves daily ....-......... SD N
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Der. stock inspector. .......... 5000
Adjourned p. m
II was ordered that s26.ss be re-
funded by the treasurer of Deer Lodge
county to II. Golde out of the special
school levy of school district No. is OF
said county, said s26.ss having been
erroneously assessed and illegally coll
lected.
The following quarterly accounts
were then approved and warrants or
dered drawn In payment: ~
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District No. .s........
Tobe Schurtz, wood for poor.
p. J. Lossl, supplies for poor.
Sam Pramenko. supplies for
poor.... .-.....- ....... ....
James b. McMaster, viewing
roads Gold creek.
Cash Grocery company. sup
plies county jail..... .........
E. Hansen, special deputy July
4. 1875. ........ ........ 49,.
Miss Z. L. Thomson, Office ex-
penses, quarter ending Nov. 30
d. T. Hallahan, office expenses.
quarter ending Nov. 30.......
State Publishing company, 90
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-TIME SCHEDULE

TRAINS ARRIVE.
No. z, from st. Paul, Chicago
and all Eastern points. arrives
Northern Pacific local depot
daily at.....-. ........ ........... SID IN
No, s. from Spokane. Tacoma,
Seattle. Portland and all Coast
points. arrives Montana Union
depot daily at ...................ll:3O 80 m
TRAINS DEPART.
No. z, for Spokane. Tacoma.
Seattle, Portland and all Coast
and California points. leave
Montana Union depot daily at. $50 m
No s, for ST. Paul, Chicago and
all Eastern. Southern and Ca
madam points, leaves Northern
Pacific local depot daily at. .1o:3o m
Pullman Sleeping Cars. between Butte
and st. Paul, upholstered Tourist Sleep
ers; elegant day coaches and dining car
service on all through trains.
For information. time cards, maps and
tickets call on or write to w. M. TUOHY.
Gen. Agt. 2s East Broadway. Butte.
Mont. or CHARLES s. FEE.
General Passenger Agent. ST. Paul. MINI.
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Montana Union.
NORTHERN PACIFIC.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT BUTTR
No. 2, from ST. Paul Chicago
and all Eastern pointa, arrives
Northsrn Pacific local depot
=, peiIs No. from Isipcrisns. II.
coma, Seattle. Portland and al
Coast points. arrives Montana
Union TsRlNe asRIi e.lz EzhS5n ~ sii;iii BUTTh hn'.
n. q. No. / 70. SPOKANE. Tacc.
ma, seattie. Portland and al
Coast and California points,
leave Montana Uniso depot
dAy tcr 81 -; ip.uii' i;S;c.sc snd
All Eastern. Southern and ca
madam points, leaves Northern
Pacific local depot daily at-....f03o N
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1e ... 745
Peter Louuuet, road district H.. 1000
Peter Louquet. supplies road
district Hmm. ....,...... 5o.OO
w. r.. James. road district 49,. 423. 90
James McGilvary, road dist. IS. 22S. 90
James McGilvary. road dist Is,
bridge fund. ........ Zz.zf
Thomas Jones. road district g.. 166. 90
Thomas Jones. supplies road
district 9......... .............. 400
]. w. Geary. per woolford. road
district s............: ...:.-.... S.w
A. Rippengale. rpad dist. 4...... 1o2.oo
A. Rippengale. supplies road
district 4.......... ............- 20
w. L. Powell. road dist. 1...... 265.75
w. L. Powell. supplies road dis
trict ... 1.50
w. M. Stfner. road district q. 40. so
j. II. Clark. road dist. 16......... 290 80
]. II. Clark. supplies road dis
w. A. Griffith. road dist. IL .... 106. 90
B. A. &P r. r.. taxes refunded 4S2. 40
r Moore. road tax refunded. 800
John Colborne. road tax refunded 800
Jno. Guiot. road tax refunded. 800
JOS Guiot road tax refunded. 500
Kenneth Carr. road tax refund
ed....... ................ ....'.. s'V
Adjourned to meet at $3.50.
Dec. 4. 1895. 10 a. m.
The board met with all members
present and the following business
was transacted:
The bill of ]. T. Carroll against road
district No. for supplies furnished
was accepted by Supervisor G. Il.
Jones from the commissioners for per-
sonal settlement.
M. o. Hickey, as allowed a re-
fund on taxes amounting to....S s.29
Frank Gallagher, road tax re-
funded .............. ........'.' S'W
James Geary, road tax refunded. 800
James w. Geary. road tax re-
funded....... .... .'........'.''' o'vo ~
N. r. Beck. road tax refunded. 800
John Smith. taxes refunded. -. "a Al
The contract for caring for the coun-
ty poor for the ensuing year was
awarded to st. Joseph's hospital, Deer
Lodge, at IS per week per capita.
A contract for furnishing the county
with so cords of cord wood was award
ed to Louis Larsen Trap. contract
price, wood delivered at court house,
81. .9S per cord.
c. B. Jones. supervisor Of road dis
trict No z, deposited with the county
treasurer receipts from the above dis
trict. s113.75 in full settlement, to NOV.
| 80. 1895.
Adjourned to meet at p. M
Dec. 4, 2 p. m.
A petition from T. B. Mannix and
others praying for a constable at
Helmville was considered and John
A. Shaw was duly appointed TO NIL
that office.
The following taxes were refunded
and warrants ordered drawn in pay
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Great Northern.
TRAINS LEAVE BUTTE.
Train No. "a, Atlantic express.
east-bound, for St. Paul. Chi
cago, New York and all east
ern points. o:lO p m
Train No. 2. Butte and Helena,
express ........... o'vo - ~
TRAINS ARRIVE BUTTE.
Train No. %. Pacific express.
-west-bound from st. Paul, Chl-
cago and all eastern points. -. $3.50 p m
Train No. i. Helena and Butte
express. ..s...s.s...ss.''.s.h'vV " Ia
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7RATELERS' GUIDE.
ANACONDA TIME CARDS.

Butte, Anaconda a. Pacific r. X.
(1me schedule1
An trains arrive and depart from bnpos
Anaconda a Pacific depot
ARRIVE IN ANACONDA
No. 3, Butte express. daily ..0:O p ID
No. ]. Butte express. making CON
nect1on at Burce with Greof
Northern railway through
trains from East and West, ar
f1FeS dafty ...-..-...-.. ....-....-s 49, y -
DEPART FROM ANACONDA
No. 2. Butte express. departs
oaliy ..---.......-s. ---.........s.-. w. -
No. 4. Burte express for St Pau1
and all Eastern and Western
pcsntr. departs daily ..--...-----. 80 , -
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j. S. Ball. road tax refunded. IS 800
Henry Redmond, taxes refunded. 6.SS
Rudolph Fritz. road tax refunded 800
A. ID. Hoss. tax refunded....... 400
funded ....... 25. so
John McInerny. tax refunded. 400
n Scbarnikow. refunded. ........ 5.9S
Frank Moe. refunded. 6.25
Henry Fisher. refunded. ...... 800
f. r. Bill. refunded. ........ 4.Sl
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PROCEEDINGS
Board of County Commission
ers for Deer Lodge County,
Montana
OF THE

Deer Lodge. Mont, Dec. 2, 1896, 1890
The board of county commissioners
mot IN regular session with all men,
bers present. The minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were read and approved.
]. c. Robinson was allowed a rebate
on taxes. amounting to,.......... .s4S;fo
IL was ordered that warrants be
drawn on the contingent fund for all
persons presenting road tax receipts.
when the same had been paid with
their regular taxes.
The following road taxes were or
dered paid by warrants on the contin-
gent fund:
A. Mundinger... ...........'.'so'v
c. o. Fuller. r.................. .......'.. ovv
]. c. Twohy, reduction on taxes. ..s0l5
John Hogle. road tax refund....... s.oo
The reports of the following road SUI
pervisors were heard and approved
and warrants ordered drawn In pay
ment:
w. ]. Hilbert. quar-. ending Nov.
so. district IL. ..$loo.VV
James Bennett, quarter ending
Nov. 30. district 3D.. zoo'VV
]. NJ. Boles. quar-. ending NOV.
30. district g.. S....................: s9'oo
o. s.s,,,ot M '' .. 1910
Ionas road tax refunded. :. 800
Geo. c. Douglas. county physi-
clan, salary for quarter ending
Nov. 80. 1885,. .................:- 4fo.oV
VIM. Hellberg. road tax refund ~
ed ............. ..''.'..'' - -
c. Hellberg. road tax refunded. S'oo
r. B. Huddleston, road tax re- 40
funded....... ...... ......a ..'..
1t is hereby ordered that NJ. j. Fftz-
patrick. as agent for I. c. DAVIDSON,
be permitted to pay the taxes on the
south as feet of lots 13 and IA, in block
%, Anaconda. Mont, taxes amounting
TO s2s. 96 to different funds as foilows'
state. ............ .......'.'.'f 80
County,. ..... s.....'..''''' 80
City of Anaconda........ ll.4z
School district 10 and interest
on bonds. ........... .......'' ''oo
Total ..s2s. 90
Jno. Huddleston, road tax re-
funded ....... .......... ........ o.Ve
Jess Huddleston. road tax re =,
funded ............. ...........' S.v,
II. Hoffman, road tax refunded. 3.0t
w. ]. Evans, road tax refunded 5.O'
rod a
The leader., 1895-11-14
GOLD EXPORTS.


Treasury Onlcinls Are Feeling No Unoasi-
ness at Present.
WAsHIEGToN, Nov. 1.-THE high rate
of sterling exchange and the concomi-
tant incident of gold exports are at
tracing attention at the treasury de-
partment. Such gold shipments are
not usual at this season OF the
year, but with the balance of
trade still against the United
States, because of the continued
heavy imports, they are not regarded
rs unreasonable. On November the
treasury gold reserve stood at s32. 943.- :
179; on Saturday last it stood at S0o,-
766, 674, q loss for the month to date of
S176, sos. During that time S533. 4s9 of
United States notes and treasury
notes have been redeemed in
gold. The difference between the
loss in the gold reserve for the
month to date-sI76, 505-and the
amount of notes redeemed--s533,4 400,
which is 1856, 994-shows the amount
of gold gained by the treasury IN the
ordinary course of business. but all of
which and more has been lost by notes
presented for redemption in gold.
Treasury officials express no uneasi-
ness abont the resumption OF gold cx-
ports. and think If they are made they
will not be large in volume.
The leader., 1895-11-14
ILLINOIS DAY
At tho Atlanta Exposition Has Genuine
Chicago Weather.

At tho Atlanta Exposition Has Genuine
Chicago Weather.
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. ATLANTA
Ga, Nov. 1.-THE exposition C;
gave Illinois visitors not only heart, !,
welcome but real Chicago weather.
This is Illinois day, and the morning,
which dawned cloudy, developed &
misty rain at 10 o'clock. At Z a. m. the
Chicago Democratic club arrived on 6
special train. The Young Mems Dem
ocratie league Of Atlanta met the Chi
cago club ut the train. At 10 O'Clock
the two clubs made parade and the
visitors received continuous applause
along the line of march. One hour
later the First Illinois reg iment turned
out and escorted Gov. Altgeld, Mayor
Swift and their party, Gov. Atkin
son, Mayor King and city and exposi
tion officials to the fair grounds. The
First regiment had s5s men in line
commanded by Col. Turner. The reg.
iment made striking parade and was
greeted by cheers mt every step. A
great concourse of people followed the
military. AT the grounds the troops
were reviewed by Gov. Altgeld.
A. s. Trude, president of the Illinois
Exposition commission. was master o.
ceremonies, and he was introduced by
Mayor King. He welcomed the Hi.
nois visitors to the state. Mayor King
followed on behalf OF Atlanta. Gov.
John b. Altgeld responded for Illinois.
The leader., 1895-11-14
RELEASED BY A MOB.
The jail at Purvis, Miss, Stormed
at Midnight
AND WILL Puayls, SENTENCED 70 DIE,
Turned Loose and is Now at Large
He One. Stood Upon the Gallows,
But Escaped Death Through
the Sherif's Bungiing.

PURvIs, Miss, Nov. 1.-The Jail at
this place was broken into by a mob at
midnight and Will Purvis released.
The mob was composed of about 100
men, armed with winchesters, and
provided with keys.
They surrounded the courthouse, in
which were the Jail guards. and while
they were held at bay, others of the
mob sawed off the combination and
opened the heavy doors.
Purvis was taken out and left the
scene in a buggy, while portion of
the mob remained on guard two hours
to prevent the sheriff giving an alarm
until the prisoner was we'll out of the
way.
Purvis is the young whitecap muir
derer who was hanged year ago, but
who on account of the bungling of the
sheriff, was permitted to fall to the
ground through the trap door. the
moose slipping over his head.
The supreme court last Monday re-
sentenced Purvis to hang December IL.
This case has attracted more attention
and caused more talk than any ever
before the Mississippi courts.
There are thousands who think his
former deliverance providential, and
who are SO superstitious they would
not FOR. any consideration agree to
hanging him the second time, and who
would not hesitate to assist in his de.
liverance.
Purvis insisted on the gallows at the
previous hanging that he did not COM
init the murder charged to him, and
his friends think he iskeeping mum to
shield an aged relative, who is strong
ly suspected of being the real MUIR
derer.
The leader., 1895-11-14
THE COTTON YIELD


The "POOroSt In Years" Owing to the De.
struct.on of the Top Crop.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE cotton
returns Of the department of agricul-
ture for the month of November show
an average yield per acre for the en-
tire cotton belt of 1856 pounds, dis
tributed by states as follows:
Virginia, f99; North Carolina, l6S;
South Carolina, 14l; Georgia, La;
Florida, 14s; Alabama, 1876; Mis-
sissippi. l6o; Louisiana. 1T; Tex
as. ISL; Arkansas. 1873; Tennes-
see, ls1. All other states and
territories. 207. A large majority Of
the correspondence of the departments
complains of this yield, many saying
s'poorest in years" or something SINH
lar. The dry weather which princi-
pally destroyed the top crop In many
localities and injured it everywhere,
has been favorable for picking, so that
the fiber is generally reported clean
and in good condition. The damage
from drought is not confined to partic-
ular states, none being free from it.
The leader., 1895-11-14
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED

The new Turkish cabinet Is expected
to soon fall to pieces /.
There was quite fall of snow In
portions OF Tennessee Sunday.
The Turkish crisis is said to be Civ
ing European noney-lenders much
anxiety.
Office seekers are already camping
on the trail Of Col. Bradley, governor
of Kentucky.
There was decrease in the number
of letters received at the dead letter
Office last year.
Sioux City, Ia, has practically Sc
cured next to the largest glucose fac
tory in the world.
Allen @. Thurman is very much bet
ter and hope for his ultimate recovery
is now entertained.
The illustrated American Magazine
building in New York city was de
stroyed by fire Sunday; loss, $50. 900.
Col. Charles w. Wolverton, who
stood at the head of the bar of centra.
Illinois, died at Tuscola Sunday morn
ing.
Joseph +. Johnson, silver democrat,
has announced himself as a candidat.
for the Alabama gubernatorial nomin'
alton.
First Assistant Postmaster-Genera'
Jones, in his annual report. recon.
mends disseminating experimental free
delivery.
1t is said that John .Dillon. the Irist
leader, is to marry grandniece of Fa
ther Matthew, the famous temperance
advocate.
All arrangements for the twenty.
sixth annual international assembly
of Knights of Labor in Washington
arc complete.
Commodore Hichborn, chief of ths
naval construction bureau. in his an
nual report. recommends liquid fue,
for torpedo boats.
The young duke and duchess oil
Marlborough have received cable con
gratulations from Queen Victoria and
the prince of Wales.
Mrs Adds says that she will horse
whip her son-in-law, Lord Sholtt
to dispute her authority.
A miners fight at DeKalb, Ala, re.
suited in the death OF two men, the
probably fatal shooting of a third and
the humping of mine boss.
Bubear and Hanlan have accepted g
purse offered by the Texas Coast FAN
to row five races ON Dickinson bayor
November 10 to.23, inclusive.
1t is said that President Cleveland
has decided to appoint Lawyer Peake,
of Kansas City, minister to Switzer.
land, to succeed Col. Broadhead.
cleveland, Olney & Carlisle,r OF
cleveland, Carlisle & Oiney," may be
the title of the greatest law firm in the
United States after March 4, 1897.
On account of the continued illness
of his wife Admiral Carpenter has, at
his own request, been detached from
the command of the Asiatic station.
Melvin Heilcrbrand. miner, who
was employed at the La Junta mine,
near Telluride, COL. was killed Sun.
day, in the first snow-slide of the sea
son.
Ex-senator Butler. of South Caro-
lima, bitterly scores the trainers of the
new constitution of his state for their
treatment of the negro-suffrage ques.
ton.
At Lafayette, Ind. George Pettet
and his young wife quarreled about
how to cook oyster, and now he's look.
ing for her. having left his bed and
board.
The new German Evangelical
Lutheran church edificc in Dwight,
H., was dedicated Sunday. Before the
dedicatory service farewell service
was held in the old church.
Crawford Moore shot John NJ. Lalng,
the wealthiest man in Leavenworth,
Kas., because of Laing's alleged rela-
lions with Mrs. Crawford. Moore was
arrested. and Laing will recover
The leader., 1895-11-14
THE STANFORD CASE

Set for Hearing In the United States su
preme Court for January 1 Next.
WAsHINGroN, Nov. lL-Upon appli
cation of Attorney-General Harmon
in which Mr.. Joseph q. Choatc, acting
for the administratrix of the estate
joined, the case of the United States
VS.. the Estate of the late sSena
tor Stanford, of California, was
sat down for hearing in the supreme
court of the United States on the first
day OF January next after the cases
alAeady set for that day. and an hou
additional time will be granted eacf
side for argument. making six hours
in Rl.
The leader., 1895-11-14
EDISON COMPANY SUSTAINED


WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE supreme
court OF the United States, in an opin
ion read by Justice Brown, sustained
the Edison Incandescent Light Co., us
ing the Sawyer-Mann system. of which
1t was claimed that the Edison system
was an infringement The court said
that the claims made for the Sawyer
Mann patent were too broad to sustain
the patent The case came from the
United States court from the western
district OF Pennsylvania, which CAV,
judgment in favor OF the Edison com
pany that Judgment being affirmed.
The result OF this decision, it is said
Is to throw open both systems to tn.
public. The Sawyer-Mann patent il
invalid, and the Edison patent ex
pired by coincidence just year ag,
under the operation of the decision il
the Bate Refrigerating patent case.
The leader., 1895-11-14
NEW YORK HORSE SHOW.
The Eleventh Annual Exhibition Opene
at Madison Square Garden.

The Eleventh Annual Exhibition Opeue
at Madison square Garden.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-The eleventh
annual exhibits, n of the Nationa
Horse Show association was opened a
Madison Square garden at 0:S0 a. m
by a blast on the trumpet in til
hands of the Orange and Black bugle
of the association.
Many admirers of the horse were il
the paddock, below stairs and scat
tered about the garden. The hour wa
too early for society, but horses o
every recognized class, and leaders il
the class at that, were ON hand
grooned and tuned up for the annua
competition for blue ribbons. The dis
play is better than ever before.
The leader., 1895-11-14
Mard.r or Aeclaen.. whIeh.

CovINGToN, KY, Nov. 1l.-Henry
Kemp. young farmer of the Ken
lucky highlands, was found dead on
the chesapeake & Ohio railroad track,
a short distance south Of here. He had
been on visit to his sweetheart Sum
day night, and it is supposed he was
run over by the west-bound OILS flyer
while on his way home.
The leader., 1895-11-14
MOST POPULAR ROUTE BEwTEEN
NORTH AND SOUTH
Pullman Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars On al
trains through without change.
VOLUME XIII.

Also all connections made at Chicago with all
Buffet and Dining Car lines to the
The leader., 1895-11-14
ST. JAMES GAZETTE
Believes There's Another Side &c
Lord Dunraven's Story.
A COMMON ssHsEvlEw OF the MATTER
An Investigation win be Had by the
New York Yacht Club as Soon as
Mr.. Oliver Iselin's Demand is
Filed with That Body.
The St. james Gazette on Dunraven'
Charges.

The Sc. james Gazette on Dunraven'
Charges.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE St. James Ga
zette, in an article on the Dunraven
New York Yacht club controversy
says:
"Whilc Lord Dunraven was in Amer
lea we were induced to believe that hs
had been rather shabbiIy treated; but
his statement shows that there is an
other side to the question. Ths
officials of the New York clul
behaved throughout as gentle
men and sportsmen. They could
not change the conditions o.
the race, nor could the y drive the pub
lie off the high seas; but IL the accu
sation brought by Lord Dunraven i,
untrue, and we decline to credit II
without further proof, his manner o.
making it will have succeeded notonly
in stopping all Americas cup contests
but in making it very difficult for any
yachtsman with a particle of self-re
spect to consent to run against the &C
cuser in the future"
The leader., 1895-11-14
a YouNo svENoALI.
He Hypnotixed and Eioped with Thrc
Women In Ten Days.

He Hypnotixed and Eioped with Thros
Women In Ten Days.
INVERNESS, Fla, Nov. 1.-THE ar.
rest OF Adolphus Snowdcn. near Folk.
ston, Ga. Sunday, is the sequel to re-
markablc elopcments Within ten days
Snowden eloped with three women
Mrs Mary Burrelson. Mrs. Sally
Snowden aud Mrs. Alice Snowden.. the
two latter being the Lothario's sisters.
in-law. i
Snowden is 10 years old and insig.
nificant looking, while the women are
aged about so and handsome. Each oi
the women, besides a husband, left
several children and . comfortable
home. Theyset mp the plea thatSnow'
den is an unconscious hypnotist, and
that they were unable to resist has
wiles.
The leader., 1895-11-14
). 3. couLTER's WILL.

The Murdered Farmer Had Cut His Sor
on with Five DoIlnrs.
ANNA, ILL.,, Nov. 11.-The win of the
late j. Il. Coulter, the aged farmer who
was murdered at his home near Cob.
den Monday night, was filed foI
probate Saturday. He leaves an
estate of about $4,000, To his
brother, Wms A.. Coulter, oil
Republic county. Kas.. and to his
housckecpcr. Mrs Susan Rains. he be.
queaths s., 800 each. and then divides
the rest of his property between them,
giving six-scvenths to his brother and
,one-seventh to Mrs. Rains His son,
Il. M. Coulter. Of Golden, with whom
he was at enmity, was cut on with IS.
The leader., 1895-11-14
THE ERICssON's MACHINERY
A New Outfit Shipped From Dubuque TO
the Torpedo Boat.

the Torpedo Boat.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Nov. 1.-THE low;
iron works has shipped the new ma
chlnery for the torpedo boat Erics
son. and the trial trip will be held thil
month on Long Island sound. if tn,
weather proves favorable. On tn,
first trial trip last fall piston rot
was pulled out and a cylinder heat
smashed. 1t was then supposed tina
the key of the piston rod had broken
On the second trial last summer {;
similar accident occurred, causing tn,
death of three men, and it was thel
concluded that the cylinder head wa;
too light This defect has been RENE
died in the new engine.