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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04
3a0eg.

3arlSrube. Sn Ger jiinsIt bier
a~bsebaltenen Subresiieuns bes boois
iden Observation-Disclosures ma6tcn lid
gum eriten Mtale REPRESENTATIVES,
2enoen;en gelteno Der W%iannbeimer
Speisperein lebnte Die offi;ielle
uebernabme beS Intbeils al BEN Soften
gum Seit;u9e am 10. @eburtsta9 Ses
9roBber;ogS ab.- Cine 9erehte Strafe
wuroe einem Sbepaar BON Der hieii9en
Straffammer wegen GergebenS 9ssen
oaS 9iabrungsmtttel9eIee bittirt. Die
beiben angeflagten batten pom SSriib
jabr 1895 bis Gnce bes Sabres ibren
Soit9dnsern, ionic ibrer Sienltmaso
Sleii6relte gum Giien porseiett, bic iie
aus benz Spiilidt b%erausseleien batten,
oas lie pom 6elbartillerie sResiment
ais Giebfutter be;oseu. Sic erbielten
le bier @oden G~efun9niB.
Seioelbers. Our Na6tieit
branrte oaS bieiiSe llniperiitdtsreit.
i%nftitut nieber. 3wei SinSer, cine
Verwanote uno oas Sienitmdodeu oes
geiisers limb erititt; Die Srau Ses
Selieers uno orei aneere SinSer muir
ben auf Seitern serettet 81 Yferbe
famen I'm.
Miaunbeim m. Die BON Jtedts,
anwalt Siegfrieo 9abn peruntreuten
8eloer itammen SrOBtentbeils aus Der
Sontursmaiie bes Edhters bes Stolen,
bofes. Sabn rdumt Die Geruntreuuna
BON 1000 Wfart elm.
Pfor5bei m. Ster lit Der gor-
iitenoe bes Observation-Disclosures
Souis 6ran;mann seitolben. Gr mar
i'm gan,en Sanoe befannt, au6 ais
8erfaiier BON Werfen iiber oas Seuer>
loi6weien.
Sdopfbeim. Die S6pinolerin,
DIE BET SinfGufeu In Qaoenseihdften
charlottesville bellbelte, um unbes
oba6tet bic 9aoentaiien pliineern su
t~onnen, wuroe in 9taitpa6 ~perbaftet.
sic 9ibt brei peridiebene Name1 an.
Ginmal bebauptet tie, cine 'Srau On.
senieur 8aeftolo aus StraBbura III
iein, oann mill iie wieSer aus Paris
ooer Su;ern itammen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04

Sabre alter Serr aus Jranfreld, Der
gum 9eiube ieiner Wtutter bier peilte,
bon Der Bride in bic Woiel, I'm iit
ben 3oo 81 seben. aber oh ibm nun
oas @aiier III talt, oeer bic Sebens'
luit pieoer erpatte, senug, er matte
BON leiner portreiiliden Stwimm'
funit Gebravb uno riet ben ibm sur
8ettuns SuSlenoen Ysrionen Su:
rgSenn Sbr mir 20 Mlarf sebt, eann
rette i'd MIDI" Der Serr lit bier cine
betaunte Perioulibteit. Gr hat piel
@elS curtsebratt, uno ieet mill bic
Wtutter ni6tS mebr berausriiden.
Giuioe 100 Weter unterbalb Der
9riide lanbcte er uno besab lid nat
Sauie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04

8ern. Sm SaulenieebaS (9erner
Sberlano) finb Die aOnisin 3ilbel.
mine uno Die 90nisinsW utter BON
Sollano nit einem @efolse BON 10
perione1 gu lanSerem slufentbalte ab.
seitieSen.
3urid. Ger 5iirider Resierunss.
ratb bat bas @eiud oes Grtitetteu
Grnit um Gritelluns elmer 0anbanlase
am linfen 3urider Seeufer CUR Sdaf.
flung zines 3oolosiiden @artens abses
lebnt. Die Stabt j3iirih matt fid
anbeii6iS, bic Suaianlase bic Slid,
berg a%us,ubsbneu.
S9wD3. Der beutide io,ialSemo,
tratiite Sibrer Yebel beabiihtiat, on
fein @runbeisentbum in aabna6t
ani6lieBenb cine 2anbanlase I'M see.
9ebiet 3u GRETCHEN unb iu6t bier,u un
itaatlibe 8onjefiion nod.
Solotburn. Die ftimmbere1.
ti8te BeoOlferuns 6es 9antons hattie
tir;lib ben 8antonsratb gum eriten
Wlale nod Dem proportionalen @abl.
ipitem gu beitellen. @epdblt purbeu
IS Sretlinni8e, 8 SoStalbemoiraten
unb IS rltramontane. Dteies Graeb.
nib mar poraus3uieben. Seit 80 Sab.
rem lit in benz 8anton bas freiiinniae
Spitem feitgewurjelt, urb bieies fonnte
i'm erIten @nlauf ni9t sertriimmert
iperben. 0asesen bat bas Wableraeb.
nib, oas cine Az Mann itarfe Sppo.
tition ituf, bic erfreulide Solae, bas
bic fr~eiiinnise Yartei bes 3antons
Solotburn it'd ibrer biItoriiden Nui.
9abe wieoer mebr bemubt pirb. Der
Stanton S%olotburn bot benz Sreiiinn
aut fpeitere bret Sabre elm Yertraueus.
potum seseben, has ii9 ~mieberbolt.
tpenn Die freiiinnise Partei etue Inn.
iidtise Reiormpartei bleibt.
patel. Der canton Yafelitabt hot
nun feline SeieeSebenhe BebSrbe boil.
Sdbltg 9emabt. Die Al Stinpobleu
3ei8ten einen unperfennbor f6orfen
Su9 nod linfs, Der bur9 ben pereiuia.
ten aufmarid Der acknowledgements.
tii4en partei unb Der sO,ialbemo.
tratie unperboblen gum &usSrud Fam.
Der reue @robe Ratb sablt nun as
Breiiinnise, IL So,tal6emoirateu. 81
Mberals unS aonierpatiue unb 8 liitra.
uc.4>~.
Sstxoer CVsetea sa0
f64W'D 0oU1a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04
prnuin, prffnlr,,.
Sa@(eu.

DRESDEN. Die 3abl Der S6iler
bumaniitiiber @pmnaiier, pel1e bic
anitalt bis our Grlansuns bes Reife.
jeusniiies beiufeu, obne Die abii6t
Iu baben, ii6 ulniueriitatsitubien ju
wiomen, ieist in Sahien cine itetise
Sunabme. Der 9runo mag in Der
ueberfillun9 Der selebrteu 6dder lie.
gen. Defenders Die Snsenieurpiiiens
i6aiten uno Der Sfii,ieritano rperoen
melt mebr als friiber 9ewdblt.-Oer
Terla9sbutbdnoler u. Haumburser,
Der unter patriotiidem 0edmantel
uerihieoene @erte pertri.b uno iit
babel betriiseriiber goripieselungen
ihulois matts, puroe BON Der bieiisen
Straitammer nod m~ebrtasiser Ser.
banolunS ju einem Sabr Spei Wo6en
&efdnsntB, 5000 Marf 9elSitrafe unb
Srei 9abren Gbrperluit p~srurtbeilt unb
ioiort in DAFT 9euommeu.
Gbemnie. Gin aud a~userbalb
Sadieus betaunter @robinbuftrieller,
Der Chef Der 9ammsarnipinnerei Col
brig SObne, Sommerjienratb Roeeler
1T geitorben.
Seipjts. IaS Y~erfabren in benz
9anoesperratbspru,eiie 9eseu ben On.
9~enieur amillon aus ursepille III burd
Yeidlub ces Reihsseridts pesen
manselnber 8eweiie einsefiellt pprs
ben. = Sm pu9bdnolerbauie rpurbe
etne @ebenftafel fur bic 1901 &C..
fallenen SSbne Der beuti9en 8ud'
bGnbler entbiillt.
Plauen. Der aaiiirer bes 0ijiel.
oorier Srtsuereins bes Metallarbetter.
~perbanoes, Sutber, Der nit 400 Warf
3anenselSern ourdsebraunt mar, III
bier entbedt uno perbaftet worben.
Eabeber9. Uei benz Braube
zines P~adiduppeus In Der bieiieen
@lasfabrit limb Spsi @rbeiter tn Ben
0lemmen umseiommeu.
Wuriem &u& bel be- Hdtoea
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04
4roe6erjost6um SeGeu.

Darn itaot Die @~eneralpers
iammluns oes circa $500 Mitslieber
,dblenoen beiiii6eu 2anSeslsbrerper.
ems nabm fait einitimmis einen Din.
trag bes Se;irfsuereins gu 9armitaot
auf Grpeiteruns oss Siihtisunssredts
oes IebrerS in Der Shule on.
Diusen. Die 8inser Sanbelss
TANNER hat iib pesen Der 0eritaats
liduns Der Seifii9en 9~uowissbabn
nit elmer 8oritellunS an Die beiiiide
Resieruns gepanot: Gs m6se per'
%tra9smdbis ieitseitellt weroeu, baB Der
Staot 8insen Der Stang als Saupt'
itation fir alle 3eiteu sepabrt blsibt
uno oaB aud in tarifariiber 9eiiebuns
cine Sdaoisuns ni6t eintritt.
Wainj. 9n sebeimer Sisuns be-
idloiien Die Staotueroroneteu, ben
Stabtbaumeiiie 9auratb 8repsis aui
feline 8itte POM /. Sttober [. 8. al
in ben 8ubeitanc ~ perieeeu. Sn sln.
erfennung Der lansidbrisen ausse,eib'
neten ~Veiitunseu oeS Serrn Srepbi9,
o.s SdOpiers uou Ieu.M uinS erbobsn
iit bic Staotperorbnsten BON ibren
Sieen uno bepillisten einitimmis bas
polle @ebalt ais Rubeselb. Die Stelle
bes Staotbaumeiitsrs pirb uidt mebr
beieet ; es ptrb etn bauoeriidnoiser
Yiir9ermeiiter. Seiseoroueter ais Setter
bes ftdbtii6eu 8aupeiens berufen.
Meiieuau. Ster ftarb i'm alter
bon erit Al Sabren 6. u. SdrUber,
Der 0oritanS Der @ttienseiellihaft fir
Mal,iabrifation unb SopfenbanblunS,
oormals S4rober'S anbfort.
Uapern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04
0eferr.i@.

Wien. Ole SretleSuNS oes Sfe'
pbanstburmes lit eno9iltig beidlollen
unb seiihert .-Nab Der poliieiliten
SeititellunS puroen bel ben Erater'
unrllben 35 Nmtsperioueu perlstt, |.
Sipiliiteu ron Der Hettun9sseiell'
ifaft p~erbunceu unb ~ Periouen Der.
baftet.-Gine im 6S. YebenSiabre
itebeuSe Srau SaunD Ballard aus
louisville, Sp., pelde iih nit Scbn,
Shwie9ertod)ter uno Gnfel auf elmer
@ersniisuussreiie bcianc, lit bier on
elmer Nlnsenent;ilncung geltcrben.-
Cine bieiise 6irma hat bel Ger rieoers
OiterreihiidDen Stattbalterei I'M bic
Semilligun9 sur Sd}tiiiabrt nit Pe-
trplmptorbooten i'm abgebauten 0onaus
itrpm bel &ien an9eiubt.
Sriinu. Sier lit bas 2eitament
teS @arons Siri6 9eridtlid perOfient'
liht worSen. Saupterbinnen iino bic
NSittpe ilno Die atltjdbrige Nooptips
tod)tcr Slcicnnc. Eegate lino nift pors
b0uoen. NuBer 1000, 600 SrancS fir
sur Ndlite jiioiid)er @obltbdti9feitss
anite, en-, mad Geitament non 1894
in @ien uro nab SooiSill BON 1895,
puroen e., 600, 600 4oloniiationss
attien i'm 2eitamert on jiiciid)e &0r'
pelibaften in Sriiiiel, Sranffurt,
Berlin unS gonoon permaht, bic gttieu
murben nab einem 8obiiill idon bel
%eb;eiten iiberpieien. Die Varonin
Sirib ipenoete 100, 900 Srancs fir
Die Grmen @iens, 60, 600 Srancs fir
bic @eamtsn uno bic Sieneribaft
ibrer mGbriiden Scrridaft Gidboru.
Sunsbrud. gluf ben Bergen BON
Gonoion puroe elm Sruh BON peiBem
Wiarmor entoedt, welter tpe9en ieiuer
Geinbeit bUber ais Der beriibmte Gar.
raras Wiarmor 9eidGet miro. Iie Ius>
beutlng hat cine Gttiengeiel hait
iibernommen.
Sai;sSerenD. 9Sdbreno elmer
llebullg i6lu9 Der 9lis in Die IL.
S%ompasnie beS 3. SonueSs Gesiments
elm. 3mei Wtanu muroeu setOotet unb
piele IGper perlett.
Sufitein. Der rerltorbene Setan
SOriarter hat ben bieiiseu ainoersar'
ten ;u ieinem llniuerialerbell einse'
ieet. Ger BON linn erridtete betannte
Saluarienbers iOll fir ollie Sutunit
Seoermann susdn9lib bleiben. Die
beriibmte, pertbuolle 9ibliotbet iii
gum 2beil fir bic su griinoenbe fatbos
hide llniueriitdt in Gal burg, gum
3beil fir sic Solfsidule unb bic
Solfsbibliotbef in 9ufitein beitimmt.
TiliSsSbaba. @ei elmer i'm
bieii9en Eager porsenommeuen SdieBs
iibun9 puroen iwei CUR i3ielideibe
f%ommanoirte SOloaten, Der Soruiit
Geiiinser unS elm @efreiter, pon auseln
9etroifen. Griterer erbielt eineu
StreiiiduB an Der Sdldie, benz Sc.
freiten our6bobrte bic 9usel ben linz
fen Sberarm.
3iifow. Gineu srdBliden Selbits
moroperiud besins Ger Sabritarbeiter
9obenfreus, inoem er lid Sundtit Die
Salsaoern ourhihnitt uuo Johann
einen sroBen Nasel burd) ben Sals
trieb, oeiien Spiee riidwdrtS berauss
erans. Der Wiann iuuroe iterbenb ms
aranfenbauS 9ebradt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04
NranuC6meia.

Seeien. IS itpeben bier fir
uniere @egeno bebeutiame @erbauOs
lunseu. Cine pirtbihaftlibe @ruppe
bon 6inaujleuten uno Snouitriellen
beab'ittigt, am nuben 9aternberge
aupferminen an;ulesen, uuo itno
8runcitiitantduie be;iebuusspeiie Die
Grwerbuns oes 0iutbunssredtes uns
mittelbar Dor benz abihluB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04
Me6feu6urg.

Neuitrelit. Sier unb in Der
llmseseuo bat man bel grunueu'
anlasen wieoerbolt graunfoblen, aller.
ciuss aui ~ietuncarer Sageritatte seiun,
ben. Wiau nimmt an, oaB in Der gtdbe
elm wtrtlihes uno abbauwertbes 2aSer
pnrhanNen III.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04

WeMelHpeUupi guuvn wv ~~o---
fraten cine Nieeerlase bapcn9etra9en.
Sriiber paren iie nit adt Harteimit'
slieoern i'm @emeiuoeratb pertreten
uuuulebr limb es uur nod ipei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04

Dtrihau. Der llrbeber oes IN
Tiri6auerpisien b~ssanssueu Ooppel'
morSsS, Dem Ser Seiieer SGbnte uno
iein 9isnitmaeten gum Spier fislen,
III in Der Periou eeS grbetters Feitfa
in Der Srtihaft Rittel i'm 3reiie
3onie sutbett uno bsreits bierber
iibergefiibrt poroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04
Yaperu.

mhnden. Die Wiin6euer stabts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-06-04

Gliding. Nuf benz naben Ritter'
CUTE Spittelbof purbeu In Der Stube
YES ifpeiten Snipettors Der 25jdbrise
Snlpettor 9inselitaeot ielbit unS baS
tets beiien I5immer auiraumeube
l6Iabrise Stubermdbden Steiner er,
l%d)ol'en aui benz SuBbooen ssiunoeu.
Der Snlpettor, pelder nod Den Ore.
oSloer in Der Sano belt, bate bas
Wtaodsn eurd einen StuB in bic
Stlrn, IT'D ielbit baraui burd eineu
S9uB IN oas re9te sluse setSbtet.
Die Gltsrn follsn uidt bic Geneb.
mtsans ,ar SsrRsiratbuus osesbsa
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-22
HOTEL REGISTER.

The Butte-Charles Frankenthal. A. c.
Kennedy, New York; Mrs. A w. Nc.
Cune. Salt Lake; f. Scharnikow. Deer
Lodge: j. w. Garden, j. b. Hoskins. f.
+. Hart, NJ. McAlistrum. Mrs. j A
Todd. George ID. Lunt, Chicago; ]. "
Prosser, Davenport: N. Y. Hoss, w. n.
Aylesworth, Deer Lodge: ]. s. Schwerzer.
st. Louis; F. a. Booth, G.. B. Winston
Anaconda; +. J. Sheppard. St. Paul w.
s. Turner. Anaconda: r. l.. Gait. Wash
ington; j. T.. Carr Anaconda.
The McDermott-S. w. Williams. A. G.
Long, Portland: T. Il. Carson. @. w
Morse, New Chicago; Dan Tewey. city;
A. Riley. Omaha: ]. G. Biddleman. ST
Paul; G. a. Boies and family, Pocatello
w. j. Evans. Chicago; NJ. D. Rice and
wife. Lima; F. T. Davies Salt Lake: NJ.
M. Jones. Blackfoot; j. b. Clayberg. ]
A. upper. Henry NELL. II. L. Luke. Hell
ena; n. j. lsdell, Pony; u. b. Brandt.
San Francisco; Coleman McDonaghoe
Minneapolis.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-22
LIPPMAN's TROUBLES.
The Bill Collector Taken Before the
Kangaroo Court and Fined


Kangaroo Court aud Fined.
III. f. Lippman, the bill collector. was
arrested yesterday morning on a
charge Of grand larceny which was en-
| tered against him by Mrs. Jennie
Craig, who is interested in dress
making establishment in West Granite
street. A few days ago Lippman. who
represented some Deer Lodge parties.
commenced suit in Judge Hollands
court against Mrs. Craig, and on
thursday afternoon an attachment
was issued. Constable Thomas Coombs
accompanied Lippman to the dress
making parlors and levied on a piano
| belonging to the defendant in the ac-
| ton. Mrs. Craig insisted that her at
torney, John Kirk, had paid the money
Tor which suit had been brought. 70
carroll d Leehy, who are the attorneys
for Lippman's collection agency. and
Coombs went out to investigate leav-
ing young man in charge of the
piano. Just what he found out is not
known, but he returned i'm a short
time, dismissed the custodian. and as
Stunning powers he did not possess. an
nounced that he had released the at
tachment as he considered the bond.
that had been filed by Lippman, insult
ficient.
After the constable and custodian
had left Lippman. who claimed that he
was acting with full authority of law.
took possession OF the piano and had IL
hauled away. Mrs. Craig sent for her
attorney who had warrant issued
from Judge Almon's court. charging
him with grand larceny. Mrs. Craig
swearing TO the complaint Constable
bordeaux could not find Lippman that
evening, but he ran across him little
before ? O'Clock yesterday mornine. and
took him TO the county Jail where he
was locked up. He begged the con-
stable to take him around so that he
could secure bondsmen, but the officer
refused to go with him unless he was
paid in advance. The deputy sheriffs
who were approached with a similar
request made the same demand and as
Lippman did not settle he was locked
up. His attorneys learned of his be-
Ing in jail along about noon and they
secured n $500 bond for him. on which
he was released. lie was hauled up he
fore the kangaroo court while he was
In jail and was fined 81 and costs for
breaking into Jail without the consent
of the inmates. Lippman shed tears
profusely during his incarceration OF
three hours and was guyed a good deal
from both sides OF the barred door.
Lippman was given an examination |
before Judge Almon yesterday after |
noon and was dismissed. At the con-
clusion Of the states testimony County |
Attorney Wines asked that the case |
against him not only be dismissed but |
that the costs be taxed to the complain |
ing witness, which was done Mr..
Wines said that II there was any one |
to blame I'm the matter il was Constable 1
Coombs. who told Lippman to remove |
the piano after which he made a re-
turn releasing the property, which he
had no right TO do. as had been shown
by the testimony OF the states own
witnesses.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-22
Butte Department.

please notify the undersigned of your
acceptance OF this proposal as soon az
ter the receipt of this as possible, and
at as early a day as you can do so.
| name your committee notifying them
and this office. 1t is desired they shall
be persons having heart and interest
in the work and who can attend the
convention. Measures have been taken
TO secure the most favorable railroad
and hotel rates. and you will be mott
fed of the result
III your appointments shall include
one or more prominent men familiar
with the resources and inducements of
your county. and accustomed to pub
lie speaking. their presentation of the
same at the convention will add to its
interest and direct attention thereto by
those whose duty II will be to collect
and disseminate information concern
ing the state. We would like you to
FORWARD us the names of those who
may be expected to speak.
Fiease ADVISE your local papers of
TINS movement and enlist their active
support IL possible. Investors and set
tiers from the East are looking to the
west. other states are diligently and
successfully working to induce them
within their borders. No state I'm the
union presents inducements equal 10
those OF Montana. Lee us invite in
Vestors TO examine the manifold at
fractions offered in our mining fields
ana all good and substantial people
VINO can be readily absorbed into the
agricultural industries and manufac-
lures or our state to come and inyesti-
gate. The work to be done, the meth
ods or the same, and those who will
nave control OF 1t will be considered
and probably determined by the con-
vention.
Representatives to this convention
VIII also include five delegates from
each county, appointed at the instance
OF the executive committee. one MEM
Der at large to be appointed by the
governor, and each Incorporated city
or town will also be entitled to appoint
three members. The three your organ
ization shall select will not be affected
by these appointments.
Trusting this movement. which is de-
signed to be legitimate and energetic
EFFORT for the welfare and DEVELOPMENT
or the state, and is not in the interest
OF any particular localitJ, or person. or
association OF persons, will meet with
your earnest approval and hearty CO.
operation. We are, very respectfully.
Executive Committee.
Per L. p. Bowen. Cor. Sec'y.
special meeting of the chamber of
commerce has been called for NEXT
evening when three delegates
to which the chamber Is entitled will
be appointed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-22
PLAYED HIS STRING
The Trap a Confirmed Faro Fiend Has
Made for Himself.
ALL KINDS OF DEVIL TRY
His Last Effort Was a Very Feeble
Case of BIackmail. and for
That Break He Now
Rests in the Jail.
ALL KINDS OF DEVlLTRY

Thad Kellogg, a well-known young
man who first made the ACQUAINTANCE
OF the police a few weeks ago in con-
nection with the theft of some goods
from the Chicago bargain store I'm
which he was employed as a clerk. Is
locked up at the county jail on the
more serious charge of blackmail. He
is charged with having attempted TO
extort money from Joe Leahy, the deaf
porter at Courtney. Case & Gravelle's
dry goods store, and the officers say
they have a very strong case against
him. In his efforts to extort money
from Leahy, Kellogg posed as a privat
detective and claimed to have secured
testimony showing that he was steal
ing from his employers. AS Leahy was
recently married Kellogg said that he
would keep still about what he claimed
to have discovered and leave town II
he was paid $50 by last Sunday. Leahy
having perfectly clear conscience re-
fused to settle and Kellogg then served
notice on him that unless he received
SIS by Thursday evening he would
make IL unpleasant for him. Leahy
then informed his employers OF what
Kellogg was doing and they turned the
matter over to Chief Tebo. Detective
Meiklejohn went to work on the case
Wednesday afternoon and by the next
afternoon Kellogg had walked into a
trap that had been set for him and was
placed behind the bars. A complaint
will be filed against him in police court
to-day and more of the details of the
case will then become public.
Kellogg worked for Rose Perkins for
five or six years, and afterwards
worked In the Chicago Bargain store.
About month ago the proprietors dis
covered that goods were being system
atically stolen from the store and sus-
picions rested on Kellogg. who was ar
rested and spent several days in jail.
Between $50 and $50 worth of stuff
which was stolen was recovered from
pawn shops, and as the proprietor of
the store declined to prosecute him he
was discharged.
kellogg also worked for Courtney.
Case & Gravelle for a short time
couple Of years ago, but as his employ
ers did not like his associates he was
He is a confirmed faro
fiend.
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ExPLA AN ATORY.
A Communication Regarding the ImmI-
grafton Convention.

Communication Regarding the Immi-
grafton Convention.
President Frank of the Butte cham
Der of commerce yesterday received
the following self explanatory COM
munication from the executive COM
mittee having in charge the arrange
ments for the forthcoming mining and
immigration convention to be held in
Helena:
Helena, Mont. Feb 10. 1896.
President Butte Chamber of Com
merce. Dear Sir: At the Northwestern
Immigration convention held in St
Paul in November, 1895 a state execu-
tive committee consisting of five mem
bers was appointed for Montana At a
meeting OF said committee held in Hell
ena, Feb. 10 and IL, 1896. this member
ship was increased to eight and the
scope and purposes of the movement
to be promoted by IL expanded and de-
fined. Its title is the state Mining
and immigration Association of Mon
rana," and its objects are TO give TO
the world larger knowledge OF the
wonderful and varied mineral and ag-
ricultural resources of our state; to
promote inquiry into these resources
and encourage legitimate development
OF our mineral wealth; TO stimulate the
incoming 10 Montana of worthy and
industrious agricuturists Of substance
10 settle on our lands as they can be
brought under irrigation. or to pur-
chase and cultivate improved lands
now having water rights: by acauis-
Tion OF smaller areas for farms and
personal cultivation, to encourage the
consumption OF the products of our
farms in preference to imported pro-
ducts. TO develop local industries and
manufactures, and generally to build
up Montana as more populous and
larger producing state
II Is not proposed TO encourage the
incoming wage-earners.
To give this movement force and di-
Tection il has been determined to call
a representative convention Of public
spirited and intelligent citizens OF the
state 10 meet at the Auditorium in Hell
ena, March 10, 1896. at y. IN. The
representation decided upon includes
three delegates from each board OF
trade or other commercial organization
in the state. TO be appointed at The
instance OF this committee.
II therefore devOlves upon your or.
gsnization. should you feel in SYM
pathy with the movement and desire
10 be represented. % name three dele
gates 20 this convention. You viii
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A good remedy. and there is not any
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saloon X ep r.. Notice.

All saloonkeepers Of Silver Bow
county are requested TO meet at Caplice
hall. Monday. the cath. at 8 o'clock I'm
the afternoon, for the purpose of or
ganizing saloonkeepers' mutual pro-
tective association. BY order OF special
Committee
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Quicker Time.

The Union Pacific and Southern Pa.
cific having shortened the time between
Butte and San Francisco from two
days and three nights to two days anc
two nights. makes this popular routs
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ing change I'm time also applies e
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Excursion tickets are on sale daily.