The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1897-05-26
NEWS OF THE STATE.

NEWS OF THE STATE.
Mrs. Moran Of Centerville was
beaten until she was blind by her
drunken husband.
b. +. O'lIara was blown up last
Wednesday at Whitehall while blast
ing logs with giant powder.
There arc by actual count 63 mem
bcrs Of the last herd OF buffalo re-
naming in the Yellowstone park.
The contract for the sewers on the
state university grounds at Missoula
has been let to J. L. Mcbride for
81. .5GG.3O.
Dan Lee, who lives in Bozcman,
has been bound over in Butte for an
attempted criminal assault on Il Six
ycar-old girl.
Some miscreants attempted to dcs-
troy the residence Of Fred Anderson
in Butte last week by exploding lot
Of giant powder under the porch.
Mrs. William Hamilton Of Butte
has started for Zurich, Switzerland,
as 4 delegate to the Good Tcmplars
of the World, which meets there the
middle Of June.
The case in lutte in which Miss
Julia Rcdding sued J. b. Lcdford for
SO, 600 for seduction, has been set
tied by Ledford paying Miss Redding
81, 600 and also paying her lawyers.
Theodore kragncss, the famous
rider who with his brother, the lat
ter now the coast champion, made a
Wheeling trip from Minneapolis to
san Francisco. has located in Mis-
sonla and joined the Garden City
Cycle club.
Tie st. Paul Pioneer Press notes
the arrival Of IL little seven Near-old
tourist named Florence Del Hotal,
who was travelling alone from Texas
to Glasgow, Montana The little
lady reported that she was having a
very pleasant time.
Pardcc was visited by a cloEdburst
last week. \ light shower was fall
ing when the flood came foaring
down the street, sweeping away cv-
crything movcablc and pouring into
the ho;lScs. The tunnel Of the Hobo
mine was also damaged by the flood.
Adyiccs from Fergus county report
an improved state Of affairs at the
Gilt Edge mine. Under the manage
mcnt Of L. S. Woodbury. tAc property
is being worked at a profit, paying q
margin over operating expenses and
inridentaIs connected with the I'M
dcrtakiug.--itivcr Press.
The middle. of -the-road populists
Of Cascade county have determined
that fusion with democrats doesn't
90 with them hcnccforth In the
past the populiStS furnished the ne
ccssary votes and the democrats took
the Offices. The populiSts want the
offices in the futlrc-if they can get
them.
a Denver paper published a scnsa-
tiOnal story about a Denver man and
and his family having been murdered
near Helena: Montana, and described
in detail how the bodies were found
The story was cruel fake. and Ham
ilton and family have since turned
up alive and all right at Paycttc,
Idaho.
S. Z. Larabic, Of Deer Lodge. of
the firm Of Easton & Larabic, has re-
ccivcd news that their twO-ycar-olQ
iilIv, Mary Black. by imp. Islington,
won the Dcbutantc stakes. four fur
longs, value 50, 900, at Louisville on
Thursday, and their three ycar-old
fiIly. Trolley, BY imp. Martenhurst,
captured a seven furlong purse race.
Recorder.
The first installmcnt or material
for the line to the sonth the Cay
lord and Ruby Valley railroad,
has arrived at Whitehall in tho shape
Of a car of ties. There are from
three to dozen cars at various places
along the line that will be brought
here as soon a> the material Yards
arc ready, which will be within the
next ten days.-Zcphyr.
Among the pclt punching expert
cnccs Of County Clerk Savrc is the
case .o( q bounty applicant who
brought live young coyote to have
his cars officially perforated. Mr..
Savrc informed the claimant that the
Law strictly required him to swear
that he killed or caused the animal
to be killed within the past ninety
days, and that live animals cannot be
operated upon under such regulations.
River Press.
! On Tuesday of this week State
Veterinary Surgeon Knowles arrived
from Helena for the purpose of in
|spccting some Of the range horses in
the Muddy country near Bynum.
He came at the request Of the horse
men Of this section, who find many
Of their horses affected with a kind
Of infectious mango, VII hich, it was
feared, might spread to others and
thereby cndangcr all the range horses
in northern Montana. -Chotcau Mon
tanian.
AS has long been expected and ac-
cording to the army customs, the
troops at Fort Assinniboine will be
changed, and instead Of the 10th cav
airy, which is now concentrated at
this place, we are informed that the
4th cavalry, which is now scattered
throughout the west, will be concen-
tratcd at Fort ASsinnibOine. The