Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-15

INTER NOUN
ST. Paul. Nov. 14.-The Northern Paci-
fc has completed arrangements for the
transportation of over 5000 horses from
central Washington points to st. Paula ana
eastern points. The first trainload Will
arrive in this city within a day or TWO.
The Transportation of 9,00O horses will re-
duiie $50 car, each containing % horses.
These horses are a small traction ol the
ranges animals in the west, which are the
intention of the movers IN the enterprise
to break the consignment into smaller
lois and scatter them tho
eastern states.
Omaha. Neb., Nov. 14.-Late this even
ing word was received from Nebraska
City which indicates that Senator HAY
ward is in a most precarious condition
and that his death is to be expected AT
any time. \ consultation OF physicians
was held. DR.. Bridges being summon
ed from Omaha for the purpose. AT
the close of the consultation IL was given
out that the physicians could Rold out
no hope whatever fof the selAtoi's
permanent recovery and very little if
any, OF a temporary Improvement in his
condition.. There is no regular session
of the legislature this winter and IN case
of death the governor would appoint d
successor. ii Is UNIVERSALLY
that in his event Governor Poynter
would name ex-senator Allen.
New York, Nov. 14.-Admiral Dewey
was to-day shown the dispatch announc-
ing the loss of the cruiser Charleston.
He said: II am SORRY. very sorry. Inc
Charleston was a good ship, but II she
had to be lost 1 am glad, at least, that
none of her gallant officers and ere"
shared her fate. am always interested
in those that have been under my com
mand. 1t is a treacherous coast whefe
the Charleston met her doom. one on
the most ~treacherous on the whole
island of Luzon."
Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 14.-Governor
| Joseph z. Johnston to-day MS
| candidacy for the democratic nomlna-
ton to the United States senate TO sue,
| coed Senator Morgan. Johnston ana
Morgan will open the campaign with q
Joint debate at Athens next saturday.
The contest between Morgan n John-
stOn promises to be a battle royal. Ihey
are PROFESSIONALLY the strongest men IN
Alabama, poiltlcaliy.
Washington, Nov. 1A.-Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey returned to washington
from New York tonight. a navy de-
partlnent official met them and escorted
them to the admiral's carriage, in which
l llCN Z ilN1 ~ ~ AoAAA
Island avenue presented TO the admira
by the American people. The arrlVal
Of the distinguished couple at the station
was unmarked by any popular demon
Stration.
Victoria, B.. g., Nov. 1.-THE steamer
Alpha arrived from Cape Nome to-day
and brings news thai the whaler Mer-
maid, Captain Clifford, was lost at
Dutch harbor late in November. The
captain managed to beach the snlp
The disaster is the result of a terrible
storm in which one man was killed. The
captain and crew We're brought down BY
the Alpha.
Astoria, Ore, Nov. 14.-The ship Por1
Logan, long overdue from San Diego K
Portland, was sighted off the mouth q
the river Friday last and a pilot was pu
on board. Since that time nothing ha:
been seen Of the vessel.
san Francisco, Nov. lathe transpor
City Of Sydney. with the Forty-sixth in
fantry on board. sailed for Manila to
day. The Forty-ffth infantry will sal
on the Senate and Ben Mohr tomorrow
San Francisco, Nov. lathe Forty
: ighth Regiment (colored) arrived her
to-day from Port Thomas, and went in
to camp at the Preside, preparatory t
being dispatched to Manila.
Port Said, Nov. 14.-The United State
gunboat Nashville, from San Juan q
Porto Rico. Oct. IA, for Manila, has ar
rived here.
, Paris, Nov. 14.-Colorel Piduart ha
! written a letter to the premier, NJ. wal
deck-Rousseau. asking for a judicial in
quiry into the proceedings of Genera
Gonse and NJ. Gribelin. of the archive
bn,aa,, in connection with the DroVfu
\ case.
: Berlin. Nov. 1.-THE reichstag reas
t sembled to-day. The president Coun
0 Van Ballistram, welcomed the member:
The proceedings were formal. The hous
: then adjourned.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The regular examination for teacher
4 certificates will be held at the office {
: the county superintendent of schools, Nc
y Vember / 1and 1S, 1889.
e. p. DOWNEY,
> County superintendent.
r $50 sets of teet,. $40. DIR. Wix.
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.
Notice is hereby given that the Boar
of Count Commissioners of Silver 30
County, Montana. invites sealed pr
posals from resident practising phys
d clans of said county. for the furnishir
of medical attendance and treatment
Ie the dependent poor of said county ar
n to the inmates of the County Jail, fl
the year commencing January l, 1916
Ie and ending December 81. 1900; propose
f to include The entire cost of medica
lie surgical and hospital treatment; also
" include the treStmpn. of all infection