The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1898-02-12
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brother and sister. Claims he had
been overlooked in his parents will.
President Diaz of Mexico is pre-
pairing to do the United States. He
will visit the leading eastern cities
and close his journey by visiting the
Pacific coast.
Gov. Leedy has framed bill
granting special powers to railroad
commissioners, and will probably
call the Legislature into extraordin-
airy session to pass it.
The editor and manager of the
Minneapolis Times have been ac-
Quilted in the greatest criminal Ii
bel suit ever tried in Minnesota.
The trial has lasted two months.
AT Decatur, ILL.,, Joe Many is in
dicted for murder committed eight
years ago. The peculiar thing is
that Ephriam Faunce has been in
the pen for eight years for the same
murder.
The people at Dyea have petition
ed the United States to give them
300 soldiers to preserve order, and
asked that martial law declared dur
ing the winter and spring rush of
Klondikers.
Rev. Pridgeon and two of his con-
gregation at Cannonsburg, Pa, are
arrested for failing to call physic-
ian to wait on Mrs. Whiteside. The
accused are faith curists and the pa
tent died while they prayed.
The St. Petersburg correspondent
of the London Times says: A fail
ure in the harvest has caused terri
BILE distress among the peasantry of
the interior provinces and especially
in central and southeastern Russia.
A gang of fools at Windsor,
Mich, is training for Klondike, by
eating fat meat, exposing its indi-
viduals to cold weather with nothing
on but summer garments. To 60
properly into such training they
ought to move to North Dakota.
The jury in the case of the state
of Montana VS.. Thomas Welch, tried
for completely with George S. Ged-
des and Regina Geddes, his wife,
in the murder of Winnifred G.
Brown, brought in verdict of
guilty in the second degree and a
recommendation of mercy.
A cablegram received at Wash
ington from DR.. Jackson at Alton,
Sweden, announces that the Manito-
ban has just sailed from that port for
New York with $50 reindeer and 7S
Lapland women to care for the ami
mails and drive them for the relief
expedition when they arrive in Alas
ka.
The sale of the Stewart pictures
in New York is at an end, and after
all no records were broken. The
highest price realized was that paid
for Fortuney's "The Choice of
Model" 1t was among So pictures
sold and it was knocked down to w.
A. Clark of Butte, Mont, for 49,
600.
A new Monte Carlo is being built
on Fighting island, eight miles from
Detroit. The island has been pur-
chased by company of Chicago
capitalists and gamblers who pro-
pose to make it more Monte Carlo
than the original, patronizing races,
fights, and games of every descript-
ion, from the she'll game to the sure
thing.
Alabama elects governor this
year, and so do Georgia, Arkansas,
California, Colorado, Connecticut,
Idaho, Kansas, Maine, Massachu-
setts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebras-
ka, Nevada, New York, New Jersey.
North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylva-
MIA, Rhode Island, South Carolina,
South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas,
Vermont, Wyoming, and Wiscon-
sin.
The four members of the Tippeca-
noe club, Cleveland, Ohio, threaten
ed with expulsion have enjoinsd the
trustees through the courts from
throwing them out. They are con-
sidered recalcitrant because they
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