davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
moute inner fem.

Die 16id6rige S~Oiepbine paptOtpsfp, cine
bubf9e polnif4e iunge Dome, beren 81
tern in 165 80, II. Str. iuo6nen, tpurbe
beute auf ben &ntrag berIel6en tpegen liiberz
lt6en 2ebenspanbels bOm Gi9ter gber6arbt
unter elmer Strafe bon $500 na9 benz
g9ouIe Of tbe gOOb SbepurO" 9efanbt. Die
Aubf4e Sofepbtne 5og es ppr, ftatt ST ar
betten, fi3 berum5utreiben unb mar SuIebt
gar nt3t mebr no9 9auie getOmmen. 0urf
3ufaa erfllbren Die @ltern, boB fie Ii6 in
e;nem iibelberi4ti9ten 9aufe on Der 8lue
SSlanb NOe. befanO unb lieBen liz BON bort
berausbolen, 8or benz 9i3ter beI9ppr fie,
baB tie -. Sabre aft, mttbin rt4t me6r Der
Sontroae i6rer @ltern unteritdnbe, bod i6re
@ltern piefen bur4 cine @intragrng in Die
8t6el 9enau nod, baB iie nod nidt einmal
16 Sabre alt pGre.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
SIrhten Betruo.

Die GrecutibzG omttes Der Republican,
f9en, Der bemofratif9en n Der @~olf8partei
BADEN fib geitern Rd4mittag ba6in geeinigt,
bic Wa9lbe6Orbe gu eriu9en, bic Wa6lrt6ter
ullo Wablclerts babtn gu inltruiren, baB bic
ielben ie einem MG6ler pDn jsber Der brei
garteten Ddbrenb Der @a6l unb tpG6renb
Der 3dRlung bes @a6lreiultat5 ben Aufent:
bait in ben Mabllotalen geitutter.
Nu9 Die Gtbic federation tpirb, penn Die
WabcOmmtfdre ni9t anberS perfiigen, On
iebem S~timmplaBe burb einen ibret Igenten
pertreten fetn, 10 baB Dtesrlal aIio Die
@timmenabga6e unb <3Gblung picrfaf
iibertpa6t iein pirb.
Die @abG6ebOrbe ptrb Ii9 borousfi3tliG
nod i'm 2uufe bes beuttgen Cages buriiber
f9lifig Derben, ob cine pierfa9e lteberz
pa4ung Der Wablri4ter unb 8ablrlerfl
n0tbig unb ange6ra9t lit.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
Gin Shutu6Ier.

Dor &t9ter @ber6arbt purbe qeqen einen
g%epiien Mar 6. s. Mlbre9t tpegen periibz
ten g6pinbeleien Suftbefeble ~erfuirft unb
bic Poli3et bemiibt it9 ieBt, i'm QefdngIi9
ein5u3teben. Oerfelbe pirb ais Elm junger
Wfann bon % Sa6ren, nit bunflem 6Qar
unb fleinem G3nurrbart, befsn p6ere Dor
oer5G6ne feblen, Der bofir aber nit einem
8netfer ~betpaffnet tit, bei9risben. Nl6re9t
itammt aus Stolp in pommern, Qiebt Ii9
fir einen PaItor aus unb %Tammelt @elber
fir Die amerttuntf9e neutrality-suspicious..
3u ieinen Opfern ge60ren unter anberen
Paitor u. 9einemann bon Der beutI3en re-
formtrten Stride an 6aftings ,StraBe unb
8. 8lu6m, go. "a &enbaQ StraBe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
EebensmIoe.

Ser CT Sabre alte SObn 5anni, Jlo.e86
g. California be-, purbe geitern 4beno an
etnem @trid bdngenb unter benz Dad Ietz
rer WObnung gefunben. NIs man i'm ab@
f9nitt, mar Iein &Drper bereits talt ltno
fteif. Der @ertOrbene, pel9er felt mebres
rem 5agen tart g~etrunten bate, binterlieB
5rau unb &in0er.
9eOrg 6, 8ugner, Elm Wtaf6tniit, f6OB
ft3 geftern Na6mittag btnter ietner Nobz
nung, go. 528 q. 6alfteb Str, cine &ugeG
in ben &opf. @r maj ga Sabre aft un6 Dbne
8ef3Gfttgung.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
6dniti9 fir Ole Calumet & Blue
1sIdno z. e. 60.

9as tuDtrdtbIi6e @ifenba9n : Gomite
ptro in Der beuttgen @tabtratb3 Tibung Dem
StaDtratb bic Nnnabme Der Or0tnan3 Der
calumet C 8lue Sslanb 8abn etnpfeblen.
Nls ote1e Srbtnan5 etngebra6t tpurbe.
erboben bic 8epo6ner bon Sout) Gbicago
Elm grpBes8ef3rei iiber cine ange6lt4e @ntz
pert9ung beS @runbeigentbums i'm beften
Sbstle South G6tcagos bur3 bic gepGante
Babnlinie. 9aS @iienba6n@@omite bat ii9
aber an Ort unb SteIe babon iiber3euQt,
bdB Der Proteft Der South GbtcagOer gegen
ben 8aAnbau burcbaus unbegriinbet IT, uno
es bef4loB baber, bic Srbinan3 Der Calumet
&c 8lue Sslanb 81. Sc. 60. benz Stabtratb
CUR Nnna5me 5u empfeblen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
unbe9rInoete Qnfla9e
Gtres hinans9eworfenen auforineli9en
Observation-Disclosures.

Sulius &oeOer betrieb Dor Sa6ren elmer
Saloon an Der %. Is. Str. SpGtar per-
taul9te er bte1en BlaB nit einem iol9en
IN 80 @dral Ctr, unb Der BON linn auige=
gebene tpuroe Dpn s. Mimmler iiberrom=
men. Goeoer i~tattete geitern benz Orte fetz
ner friiberen Sbdtigtett ais 8ierbar3upfer
el1en 8efu4 ab, uno fanb bort Srau Nfimm@
Ter, cine tattlt3e iunge Dame, als Bier
freoen3erin. @r lieB ii9 einige rOrinf5"
etri 9enten, Tub MimmIer un6 feline Sc
mablin ebenfaus gum Srinten Elm. Set es
nun, 0aB er Der Dame bes 6aufes qeqens
iiber gu 1iebensniirbtg mar, ober ME ms
BON anberer Settle miteetbeiGt ptrb, bteier
ibr bon Der ~8ergangenbeit hires @ema6ls
(als berielbe nod i'm alien 8aterlanDe
petlte) MittbeiIungen gu MAIDEN perTu9te,
tur3 uno gut, er fab fi9 plDBli9 ftatt i'm
Saloon auf Der StraBe. &peber bate nun
nt9ts @tligeres 81 tbun, als na9 Der 13.
Str. : Station gu Gaufen unb bort gegen
Mtmmler etnen 9aftbefebl tpegen berIu9ter
Berdubung beraus3une6nen. @r nil
nGmlt3, bebor er an bic 2uft geIeBt ipurbe,
an Srau Mtmmler bic 3e9e be8a6lt aber
oas ibm 3uite6enbe &letngelb ni3t ipieDerz
erbaIten BADEN, unb iie6t in Der 6inausz
iebung einen 8eraubungsberIu8. OILS
Wftmmler erfubr, baB er berbaftet !perber
ioate, itelte er fib felbft Der Boli5ei. 0eute
friib erf4ten er in 8eglettung feiner iungen
unb biibf4en Srau in bo9eleganter Rlciz
bung ppr Rt3ter 9poleb, Der i'm Biz gum
4. &prtl unter $500 8iirgI9aft fteIte.
Mttmmler ma4t ntbt ben @inbrud zines
&dubers.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
hummer DER in Stberbeit.

Sin @terter Der 8urI@en, tpet6. bic BON
benz Profefpr bes 9iebs6unbperts 8utlaO
gle6atD gepldnten @inbrii9e ausfu6rte,
(pir beri9teten 6ieriiber in au5fubrli6fter
Weti) Sreb. @ngel, itanb 6eute Dor &i8ter
Gber9arbt unter Der Nnflage oes gtnbru98
in 5 SGGen. 9a unterbeRen bic 8ranbiurp
iotpo9l tbn als audi feline &unpanen in @n>
tlagetqnb DerfeBte, ipurben bic 4ntlagen
bor 3t8ter @berburOt niebergefdGagen unO
Gngel iofort benz antpefenben 5bertffsgee
btlfen iibergeben. Seine Mutter toll i'm
germ in Ppnttac untergebra@t fe6en.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
I'm Sduferwabn
Seeeht 10. &. Scott SeIbfmoro.

Na9bem er felt me6reren @o6ea fart
getrunten bate, f6pB it9 Malter Grrner
Scott, go. 1876 Ptne @traBe, beute Mtorgen
Inn 81 l1br cine &ugeG in Die 8ruit unb
ltarb na3 ~tpenigen Minuten. Gr par 26
Sabre alt unb Elm Mttglieb Der Jtrnra O1iber
&c Scott, 81 Wafbtngtpn StraBe, @runbetz
gent4umsagenten. Ser 8eritorbene binterz
ldBt etne Srau unb Elm tlenes S2inb.
Seine Satin fab ft6 in Der lebte1 c3eit
genOtbigt, BEL Or. 5obiG, 1873 pine @trdBe,
etne untertunft 81 ftnben, ba Scott i'm be-
trufenen 3utanbe mebrfa@ georobt bate,
oaB. er feline Srau unb fein Sinh unD barn
ii4 Ielbit %um6rtngen tpole.
Wte es i4eint, lit Scott am GGuferz
tpdbnifnn. @r mar ftets f9psr betpaffnet.
@ls er ben tDbtli6en @9uB auf fi9 aba
f%euerte, mar II fem iingerer 8ruOe~ i'm
9aufe.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
KIeine Ndbri6te1t.

= Sobn Mc@arp, 9auptzNnpalt Der
gbicugO, Miltpaufee uno ct. Poul%8ohn,
itarb beute Mprgen UNI 2 l1br i'm 8tctoria
9Otel. @r mar 78 Sabre alt.
- 8t9ter &eriten itelte 6eute @lorgen
Rt9aro 6atptins unter $1,000 8iirgf6uft
uno berf4ob bic gegen Satpttns ~onRdn9tge
&lage tpegen zines @ergetpalttgungs@Gerz
iuhes auf Sane Sabenport, go. 335 Grtt
StraBe.
- $. .. QplspOrtb, elm G~tfenbabnzSnz
%genteur, tpurbe geitern pOn 8i9ter 8ater
ba3u Oerurt6eiIt, an Sine Ntelien, Der er
bic G6e ber1pra9, o6ne ietn @erIpre6en gu
bolten, $4,000 @6aOenerioB gu be5ablen.
Sefferion Waup, SObn, SOiepb unb
@6aunceD 8oper, Die bier in 9odfDrb, 81,
negen Talf4miin3erei unb 9erausga6ung
falf3er Wtiin3en Derbafteten 8uri9en, iton@
ben beute Ntprgen bier ppr Dem 8unOes@
gommt1dr 6%ump9reD, bod tpur0a i6r Ser
bDr Bis morgen BERT 9oben unp lie bis babin
unter $4,000 8iirgi4uft getsut.
9Iu7pinpu i'm 9~nhpn6hIntt hnheu inn4er
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
rLes s. @ornhsim, MmsIia 8.
Qooesfdue.

9eorge giGiarb, 81 Sabre aft, s, 6.
9pspttal.
Meber SucubOpib, 2 Sabre alt, 80 Subj
StraBe.
8obp ROepte, II Sag alt, % @reFbum
Nbenue.
Sreb. @iemon, 2 Sabre 6 Monate alt,
1900 Wentpprtb Npeneue.
Ma9oalena Mart3, So Sabre alt, 2O9
Glbbourn Mpenue.
@ettus 2iIinger, 46 Sabre alt, 9 8ine
StraBe.
gilbert @oerte, 38 Sabre alt, sol NOrtt
Yart Moenue.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
usber 0ie9en auf farmer.

1teber bas Salten BON ,3teoen auf Der
Sarm 59reibt elm @~orrefppnDent beg Sour
nal Of agriculture" pie folqt: nGy9 era6te
3iegen nett ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS als @6afs.
@rftens CLAUDE t9 ni3t, baB IS irqenb
etfpas Oummeres gtebt, als Elm S9af pielz
let9t ben Mann a%uSgenommen, Der fi6 nit
Der S9af5u6t abgiebt. Gin FARMER fam
BON Is Bis 30 3tegen auf elmer WteIs boIten,
o6ne baB tie benz @ras S0aDen aufiiqen.
benin folange fte r~ntraut, Gentle IL. brqI.
ftnben, iDel9es ie frefien f0nnen, rI6ren
lie 9ras nt6t on. DIS i6 meine 3ieGen
auf Die Wtefe bra9te, 6atten buck 8iif6e.
Sumd9 unb 8erIimmon 9eii3 baOon err
grtffen, ieBt iinb bieIe 8rGutef an abgeitorz
ben. Die 3tegen fteaten fi4 ouf Die 6intarz
beine, 5ogen bic 3peige gu if9 berdb unb
fraBen Die 8lGtter ab; neue 3eigten ii9
nt9t mebr.
uNu4 iiben 3iegen einen geIunb6eitli3en
ginfluB auf anberes 8ieb aus, fpenn fie
nit biefem Su5ammen ge6alten tperbeu. Seit
t9 ie angef9afft babe, bat Ii9 bic S6.peinez
3OIera in meiner Wirtbf9aft ni6t me6r
etnge1teut, obipo6l fte in meiner 1tG6ften
umgebung grafiirte; audi 5aben fi9 feit
Der @tnfteIung bon 3iegen 3atten Bel mir
ni9t me6r fe6en laien, troBbem G!attenfutz
ter in 6iiQe unb 5iiGe ~porGanDen 1T uno
Die &atten bOrber 1ebr 5a6Grei9 BET mir gil
Safe tparen. Sic fOnnen 3iegea 1i9t aus
fteben. @tne anbere CUTE GigenI6aft, Sic
3iegen beftben, tit lire Sru6tbarfet. unb
Die @9mad6afttgtett bes 51eiI9es Der Bid
letn. 0eBteres lift S9Dpientleti3, ia ielbt
@tlbpret por5u5teben. S9tehtet Elm 3Farz
mer 3 bis 4 iunge 3tegen, 10 Iiefern Inn
biefe gu ieoer Sa9res5eit Elm 6leiI3 gut ge>
mug fir einen &0nig,"
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
Der ftuoirenoe Dtnrrer

Gin 8ater, ben man bretmaG binterefnz
amber abgetDteien bate, baB er feimen 8fure
rer nt9t fPre9en t0nne, neil berIeI6e ffllz
otre, fagte betn leBten Meggauqe: n@arum
gat nns benin Der 8Onig nt9t eineu @fqrrer
segebeH, Der f4On itubirt bat9~
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29

Sn Dem 9e1er bes Sinterb1uTes ucn
3to. 1904 State GtraBe fanb man geite1n
Die nit Qumpen be0edten 2ei9en bon atpei
f~arbtgen &tnbern i'm Qlter BON As WonQz
EN-. Die golt5et Der %. @traBenz9 ta:ipn
It nit elmer l1nterlu9ung bes 1SSuQe be-
i3Gftt9t. Man bat an ben Qet9sn teiue
Spuren BON @epaLt %9efun6en.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
Rtef Ole feuermebr I'll ihrem Shub

@on benz &aiten go. III, Der iid an Der
@de Der 80. unD 9aIiteb StraBe beTtntet,
puroe getern Elm 5euerIignal :tn3eianbt.
4ls Das 9epartement eintraf mar nirgenhs
etn Seuer gu Ieben unb eine angefteGte lin
terfu9ung ergab, baB etne Srau, Die BON
i6rem Manne miBbanbelt fpOrben mar, unb
tetnen Poli5iten finben fOunte, in i6rer
4ngit etuen 5eueralarm eingeianot bate.
Ser W}tRetbGter mar entflo6en, e3e ba5 De
partement e%tntraf.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29

: Seute frii6 Inn 6 11br fanb Ser 15z
tdbrige Nuguit RustoBtp i'm Sluhe am
5uBe Der Gapfon StraBe, ben 2ei3nam Ell
nes Mtdnnes i'm mittleren Qebensalter unh
leiDlt4 gut getletbet. gr lief fOfort gu benz
nG4ten 9Olt5iiten, unb btefer iorgte oafir,
oaB Der 3obte ans Srodene gebra9t ipurbe.
Wtan fanb aber ntbts, ppnd9 Die sSoentt=
tGt beifelben feitgetelt perben tOnnte.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
IIooIyo niIIap sind geschmacklos, milde. wirk-
HUUu ) Fili6Il sam. Bel allen Apothekern. 25c
2Ius ser 0oroners.O Office.

6enrb SCHROEDER purbe geitern @beHo
tobt in Ieiner @obnung in 8oipmanOtIe
aufgefunOen.
SIN 9SluB 3piI6en 9oGt unb IaDlor Ctr,
purbe beute Morgen cine 2et4e %gefunoen,
peG9e Die BON @iaiam 9. Qam29rap, $40.
955 SO. Monroe @traBe, fem ion. 9teieIbe
purbe ua9 Der MOrgue II &oams StroBe
oebrd9t.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29

Der II Sabre aGte Mt1tam Nor.on,
9to. 104 N}c9enrp @traBe, tpuroe geitern
Na9mtttag bon benz 14idbrtgen 2oui5 Gu
fiat, Obne bemfeGben bic geringite @eran>
lafung ge9eben 81 Aaben, but9 einen Mfefe
ferti4 IN Der NGAe bes 9er3ens, gill zltdsr.
petie ungefdRrlth, bernunbet. Der Morb
bube fliiGtete ft9 na9 Der Shat unb tonutt
bts ieBt nt4t gefunben tperben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
OerbrIbt.

Ser in ben Milburn @agon @orfs, 521
8abaib Nbe., bef9Gftigte Mrbeitet s. 81.
&aufmann, go. 445 @drfieIb Noe. ipo6nz
bait, purbe beute 8ormtttag i'm Maf9t1renr
raum berarttg perbrii6t, baB fetn Sob ein=
trn4
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29
misunderstanding.

SOrgenbe 9etratbsf9eine purben beute
bon 9errn S%almonfon i'm Bureau oes
@ountDzg Ierts ausgeiteut:
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29

Que yfeuigfeiten i'm MbenbbIatt fit M,
Gent.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29

Qn8ei9en i'm @benbblatt baben INNER
9uten Grfolg,
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29

UEUT7 COrTHVruy guy lI DER SdI dIT Der
90be BON &eb 6Oof Der G6lepDDalnbfer
nMarp u. Pader" BON Der 2ebig6 &alen
@tTenbabngefeQf9aft unter. Die gefammte
@%emannung tpurbe gerettet, nit Musnchme
zines Ooddrbetters Namens Games &eub,
tpel6er ertrdnf. Sin b0r6etTu6renber
@9leppDampfer nu6m bic &eute auf unb
lanbete tie in 0obofen.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29

Mabrtb, %. MGr3,
Sn beute aus &ubu etngetroffenen 9epez
lGen betBt es, DaB General Mntonto Maceo,
neb1t 26 a1rberen Siibrern Der reboIuttondz
rem S%etpegung in Scuba, i'm 8egriffe fte6t, Ell
ne p1rObtiort14e &egterung gu bilben. 9iefe
oteglerung erbe6t unter anberm 6teuern.
psl9e our &eitreitung Der Soften elmer TGiz
bultter=grPeottion nQ9 ber SnTel berfpGnbt
Deroen tolen. 8ier &anonen6oote, bersoyane3
Ptn3on, Nfarttn Pin3on, @aQicta unb sFili2
Plna 3aben 8efe3l erbalten, our @erftdrtunq
Def O0rtl9en 5lotte na9 8uba ab3uge9en.
2onbon, IS. N}Gr3.
per Wtabrt6er Correspondent be5 Gtons
oqro telegrapbtrt cine lnterreounq nit BEN
lPant14en Premtermtniftcr, Gen0r goTtQo,
NORM berielbe fagt, OaB Dle Reqieruna NIT
Der 9altung Der Ser. @taaten In Der WIiz
oneaz4ngeIegen9eit 8ufrteOea iet uu0 ben
Abendblatt., 1895-03-29

8efe6Gs6abern fpanif9er &reu5er unb ben
Goloniul6eb0rben anbefo6Ien babe, bic inter-
nationalen 8rdu9e CUR See Gil Geoba4ten,
INN ale @Dnflifte nit ben Ger. Staaten uno
arberen Wtd6ten 3u bermeiben.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-12

Arthur G.. Llmunyon OF Dillon, Mont,
aged ii years, in n letter To c. |. Hood q
Co., Lowell. Mass, makes the following
statement under date of Dec. 10. 1885,:
MY mother wishes me to write You that
Hoods Sarsaparilla had cured my little
sister. She had II. Vitus' dance three
years ago this month and was very bad
oil. Two years ago she had it again and
suffered n great deal of pain near the
heart. My father got bottle OF Hoods
Sarsaparilia and kept giving II TO nv Sis
ter, and II helped her, and now she is
cured. | had boils and Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla cured them. NV mother was troubled
with rheumatism IN her shoulder. and she
says tina; Hoods SarsaparIlla cured her.
We take Hoods Sarsapar,lla every spring
and fall. My sister is very healthy now
since taking Hoods SarsaDarilla. Nv
father is taking il for his kidneys and we
have bottle of ii in the house all the
time"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-12
WORTHY OF PRAISE.
The Ladies of Silver Bow County Have
Made a Good Record.

The Ladies' of Silver Bow County Have
Made a Good Record.
BUTTE, Jan. 1.-THE Silver Bow Column
bian association held its final meeting at
the Auditorium this afternoon and the
organization was perfected by the cleo
ton of the following board of trustees
Mrs. j. NJ. White, president; Miss Louise
Hammond, secretary; Mrs. Clinton II.
Moore, Mrs. II. 5. Clark and Mrs. A. r.
Burton. The trustees will have charge of
the worlds fair shield and all other prop
erty of the association, including the gold
medal that the shield won at the Mid
winter fair at San Francisco. The shield
will remain in the public library for the
present. The members of the association
take great deal of pride in the part
which they took in having Silver Bow
county well represented at the worlds
fair and later on at San Francisco, and
with good cause. Their expenses in all
amounted to about 5000, nearly every
cent OF which was raised and subscribed
by the ladies of Silver Bow county, and
the report presented to-day by the treas
urer showed that every dollars worth of
expenses incurred had been paid off.
The beautiful shield, which represents
all of the mineral wealth of the county
and which was the most prominent
feature of the exhibit, cost over $500 and
it could not be bought for twice that
figure. 1t would have certainly been
awarded gold medal at the worlds fair,
had not it been for the fact that there was
no class Tor it, as it was not expected that
women could do that class of work. 1t
was greatly admired by all visitors to the
women's buildingl and secured diploma
OF honorable mention. The names of the
ladies who did the most work and took
the greatest interest in the shield have
been engraved upon the back of it and,
in its entirety, it forms a lasting
testimonial to the progressive.
public spirited and artisticl ladies
of Silver Bow. The association has in its
possession some interesting statistics of
all the churches and labor organizations
in the county, together with "a list of all
the women owning property of any kind
IN the county, with its value, and biogra-
phies of all the pioneer women of the
county. which were collected and pre-
pared by Mrs. j. II. Russell. These statis-
tics were secured for a book which the
Helena board intended to publish for tho
worlds fair, but the book was never
printed and they will now be preserved
for future reference and use.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-12
NOT LIKE OLD TIMES
Men Suspected Of Cattle Stealing Have
a Legal Trial.
HABEAS CORPUS WAS DENIED
Additional Witnesses Testify In the
Case-Some Saw the Accused
Driving Steers and Some
Saw Them Selling Beef.

BUTTE, Jan. 1.-THE cattle stealing
case against Louis and Fred Dyer and j..
+. Jones came up before Judge Brantly
at Deer Lodge yesterday on habeas corpus
proceedings as to Louis Dyer. George
Haldorn, who represented the Montana
Stock association, was associated with
County Attorney Trppet in the prosecu-
ton and o. j. Blodgett of this city APP
peared for Dyer. The testimony against
the prisoners was OF a most damaging
character. AS SOON as the hearing was
called up, Mr.. Haldorn moved to dismiss
the application on the ground that it had
been filed after an information had been
presented against the defendant. The
judge, however, made a difference be-
tween an information and an indictment
and overruled the motion. In opposition
to the application for a writ, tho state
introduced fall the testimony taken
at the preliminary examination of
The prisoners, to the effect that, about a
month ago, Fred Dyer and Jones were
seen driving II head of cattle, belonging
to Spencer johnson of Deer Lodge county,
toward Louis Byer's ranch, near Silver
Bow junction, where some of them were
afterwards found in the corral. Several
new witnesses were also introduced. j. c.
Dyer made a proposition to him to 60 into
the cattle rustling business.
A man mined Bliss, Butte butcher.
testified that two days before the arrest
OF the prisoners, Louis Dyer wanted to
sell him six head of dressed beeves. He
refused to sell him the live steers.
Robert Geery of Rocker testified that a
day or two after the cattle were stolen
he saw Louis Dyer drive through Rocker,
COInlnO N Rutta with oil
wagon, presumably with a load of dressed
steers.
The defendant himself went on the wit
ness stand and testified that he was away
from home when the stolen cattle were
brought to the ranch, and claimed that he
did not know they were there until sew
eral days later, though on a vigorous
cross-eXamination by Mr.. Haldorn he
said he visited the corral every morning
and evening, but did not notice the II
head of strange cattle in it. He said he
brought the beef to Butte as an accommo-
dation for his brother and kept the money
he received for it because Fred owed his
wife some money. The defendant also
claimed that he did not own the corral or
slaughter house, having turned them over
TO his brother. He said that on Tuesday,
when Johnson's cattle were stolen, Fred
was at home.
The hearing of the habeas corpus took
up the whole day, and at the conclusion
of the arguments Judge Brantly denied
the writ and remanded Dyer to the GUS
tody of the sheriff to await trial. His at
torney then filed motion for a change OF
venue, which was at once taken up and
argued, and was overruled by the court
The defendants had hoped that the case
would be sent to Silver Bow county for
trial.
Judge Brantly then set the case against
Fred Dyer and Jones for trial on Jan. u
and the case against Louis Dyer for
Jan. %.
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Al Laughtcr-No Tears.

BUTTE. Jan. 11.-Nellie McHenry, sur
rounded by an excellent company. with n
remarkably strong vehicle to present
manifold eXcellences upon, is to be at the
opera house next Wednesday and remain
the balance of the week. "A Night at the
Circus" is an excellent thing of an excellent
kind. No tears in it, no reminders of past
or present miseries that flesh is heir to,
only fun-fun that comes fast and fur
Gus. There is a generous amour. of
clever songs interspersed. and Miss Nc
Henry will be among the foremost to sing
them in her own inimitable way. Tho ex-
cellence of play of this sort depends on
the talent of the players, and the long list
OF well-known names which figure in this
production assumes over with comforta-
BILE feeling that there will not be a dull
moment in "A Night at the Circus"
Nellie McHenry is a wonderful little en-
tertainer, and keeps things at concert
pitch when she is on the stage, and that is
nearly all the time. She is a hard worker
and is the back bone of the company.
She does not do her work obtrusively, but
fills in wherever there is a gap, and could
transform performance that consisted
of nothing but bare bones into an exu-
berent existence. People who go TO see
her piece may be said to literally take a
trip to the circus, for Miss McHenry is a
whole circus herself. She is quick, bright,
clever, a comedienne from the soles of
her feet to the crown of her head. She
has a company that is fully able to meet
requirements, and the performance is
given with a general slap and dash that is
very agreeable. John Webster and j. H.
Bradbury make the most marked hits
after the star. The piece is full of anus
ing situations and incidents, and the third
net, which takes place in the dressing tent
of the circus, is a perfect picture of the
life behind the scenes.
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The South African mines are attracting
the attention of gold seekers. BY special
arrangements with the American and
Union steamship lines persons desiring To
visit the cape district can bc ticketed
through from Butte to CapctoWn,
Johannesburg and other South African
points. va the Great Northcrn railroad.
at very low rates. Sai!ings can be made
from New York 10 connect with steamer
leaving every Saturday from Southamp-
ton. Those wishing to visit friends m
England will be permitted to stop over.
Send to the undersigned your name. adj
dress and date you desire to start, ia order
10 arrange booking with next party leav-
ing. j. L. Dawson, general agent, 1Oj
Main street, Butte.
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BUTTE, Jan. 1l.-Deeds in the following
real estate transfers were filed for record
to-day:
Lillian Rosenberg to u. j. Mcleod lot l.
block !, Moonlight addition .. $40 %
W. L. Hal to a. T. Morgan. trCasurer'staN
deed lots !, ,, and 4, Blackfoot addi-
ton ........... .....- Il
W: l.. liill to \ +, briggs treaSurer's lax
deed, lot Il, block 4, GlVin x Ducio's adj
dition ......-.....- O5
+. I. Mcbride ct al. 10 ID. e. Mcleod
one-haif interest in lot /, block 1, Noon
light addition ...--..... 375 90
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Gen. Lew Wallace. the renowned soldier.
statesman. traveller and author. pays this com
plnnent TO the Chicago. Milwaukee < IT. Paul
railway m the 81. Paul ECcEinJ NcicS-Rccord
Oct. g. 1884:
Il have Travelled all over the United States
and Europe but never before have seen such
magnificent train services rs / enjoyed on rho
Milwaukee. between Chica % and SC Paul. The
private compartment ears are superior TO any
thiug OF the kind | ever saw"
IN" trains referred 10 b. thH author OF Ben
Hur' are yestibuied throuL hou!, heated b.
steam. lighted 10y electricity and arranged WITH
the famous electric berth read NJ lamp
j. L. CONLEY,
Asst. Gen. Pass. AZ.
81. paul. MINI.