The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1898-07-06
STATE AND WORLD.
The Iowa prohibitionists have
nominated full state ticket.


The bill providing for the terms Of
the Montana federal court for Butte
has been agreed to-
United States Attorney Rodgers
has moved his family TO Helena and
will make his home there.
Hon. Harry Winter, a republican
member Of tie legislature Of 1905,
died in Helena last Wednesday.
Major Tom Cummings Of Fort Ben.
ton, recently appointed paymastel il
the army, has gone east to report for
duty.
Tom Sharley, the sailor pugilist,
Knocked out Gus Rubin in the first
round Of their fight on Wednesday
nignt.
Swift & Co. Of Chicago have been
awarded the big contract fOl supply
ing all the beef needed by the army
in Cuba.
The Butte public building item
has been stricken from the sundry
civil bill. The senate WAS Willing5
but the house insisted on striking it
out.
Lieutenant 6. L. hhrcn, for f4
number Of years stationed II Mon-
tana on detached duty, has gone to
Cuba in command Of an expedition
consisting of regulars and Cuban>.
/ A special from Chiclamauga says
t there is greao satisfaction among the
G troops over the report from Washing-
ton that Gen. Brooke viii be ap-
F.. pointed military governor o. Porte
Y Rico,
/ sshiloh's Consumption Cure cures
+ where others tail. 1t is the leading
Cough Cure and no home should be
y without it, pleasant to take and
= noos right to the spot Sold hE ail
= druggists.
1t Tom Cooncy Ion4 connected WITH
W the land department Of tho Mort herr
l. Pacific, has passed an examination il.
Salt Lake. and has received his COM
mission as Il aIicutcnaut IL the cMgi-
necr service.
2 Secretary o. the Interior Bliss has
e approved the rcconlmendaticn III the
@ commissioner Of education THAT each
: state and territory be Given &24O ,0n0
le for the support Of agricultural and
'd mechanical colleges during The fiscal
Is year ending June 30 1899.
- Arrangements for the building Of
- - thcpaper mill at Manhattan. 20 on
- = apace and this fall viii see ii COM
;, plctcd It will ha a structure
:, iOSx2Ut. of brick and it will contain
-, ~ contain machinery sufficient 10 make
q. q Il large and varied supply Of paPcr.
If Chronicle,
ey They are telling a story in Massa.
he chuseetS at the expense Of Governor
al WoIcott's Youngest boy, who VAS one
Of Il class asked to name Tie @oger
nor Of the state. On replying THAT
l.. he did not know, he was told BY li>
it. teacher to ask his father li}0t night
re lie returned next mornm@ t0 report
vc We'll, papa says he ), hrt he t4el>
" 50 much don't know.
ne At the Jnlon Bank < Trust com
q" panV in Helena can be seen 4 relic 0
'e' tho carly days in the shape q tht
Sklll Of an Old Indian i;ghtor Wht
was tonalawked in 1865 near i9or
Bulord during an outbreak oi IN
~ reds. The body was recently uls
'19 earthcd by badgers aud the skull be
~ inc obtained by states Noterinafia,
,eo Knowles was given to the bank as
L"d relic.
nd The New York Herald. N2E:u9 OF
~ served that a Spanish lieutcEalit car
- ! ;,, 5.f
al E'arragut. reminds L, that itdFiC
in Glasgow F'urra@ut. Americas gfea
I'M I'M naval hero, was descended from pOl
w. w. Pedro lNarragut. who served nndc
w. James L., King Of Ara40n. j@r@
F'arragut. born in Minorc;t, emigrHe
S.. 10 America in l17ti. and fought 9
ISL the revolutionary side ia the var fc
us Independence. His s0t, born
Oh. Knoxville. Tenn, was lie hero I
" Mobile '1<ay.
lin General Andy Burt. late c0L0uaf
80. the 25th regiments now cOmmapdiH
and Il brigade. had an Interesting Cspa
yiu fence the other day. He h1C, passc
10 a lank North Carolina volunteer WI
was bnsiy engaged ditching his ten
IThc general suggested 10 the Eolu
o,. tee" that he was digging his dit(
is too dc>n, The voNhtcoH reptile
bon .'Who's a-cijg.lue hIs t'jtch3' II
If general said he was merely 9sNll
lis nm some advice. 70 which the V
untccr answered: Let me give .yC
a little advice: Please atteul,.'
your own business. WherenpC
,oa Andy left tho place with food L