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Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17
NEWS OF THE STATE.

Livingston Enterprise: Attorney J. A.
Savage was appointed Monday by Judge
Henry to prosecute the case against Mike
Rola charged with the murder of Ser
vius Cortese at Horr last year. The ap-
pointment was made because of the dis
qualification of County Attorney Miller,
at one time retained for the defendant.
Attorney Savage went up to Horr Tues
day to look up the evidence in the case
and familiarize himself with the circum-
stances of the killing preparatory for
month.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17
STOLE CHICKEN FEED,

James Coleman, was before Judge Fer
rell this morning on a charge of petty lar
ceny and pleaded guilty. He was sentence
ed to twenty days in Jail. 1t appears that
Coleman stole chicken feed to the value Of
81 from f. c. Davie and as it was the Sec
ond time that he has been before Judge
Ferre1l the customary sentence was raised
ten days
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17

The McDermott-G. Winehill, Chicago;
Ella X. Haskell, S. w. Langhirne, F. l..
Sizer, Helena; c. F. Stissen, New York;
H. l.. Marken, Missoula; N. Lalonde,
Anaconda; J. B. Finley, Dillon; ]. B. En-
lily, Dillon; A. o. Newton, Upper Yellow
stone; r. c. Whalen and wife. Fromberg;
r. c. Hunt, st. Paul; j. H. Parry Mime
apolis: w. H. Morris and wife, Salt Lake;
J. M. Moore, Portland.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17
NOTICE TO PIONEERS.

Major Henry Filing, the president Of
the Society Of Montana Pioneers, is
anxious that all pioneers send him their
names, addresses. places of nativity and
date of arrival within the confines of
what is now Montana. Mr.. Elling is
anxious that complete record of all the
old timers may be compiled before the
state society meets in Virginia City next
summer.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17
ALL HOLLER.

That's fine baby Of yours. Middleton"
said a friend who was adniring the first
baby
do you think he's solid?" asked Mid
dleton. rather discOnsolately. ut seems
to me as if he were all holler."
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17

mountains west Of Rock creek as soon
as the snow disappears, and no doubt
other valuable miners will be added to
Granite county's producers of wealth.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17
IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH.

Re sure and use that old and wel!-triea
remedy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for children teething. It soothes ths
child. softens the gums. al!ays al -7'!.
cures wind collie and IS the best re, -
for diarrhoea. Twenty five cants e. .r.-
tie.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17
AT LYNNDALE.

If you want to go to Lynndale call at
Chas. Langlois' stable Big sleigh. ST.
band-wagon, $500; dance hall free; sup
per 75c. Dancing every Sunday. Stage
leaves at 2 p. m. Sundays.
c. LANGI,OJ9
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17
The Vote For u. S. Senator

At Helena will without a doubt be in
favor of the Silver Bow Coal Co, who
sell all kinds of good coal (2OO1 TBS. to
the tom; also 4-foot and block wood
which will burn. Telephone No. 80. =
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17
AT THE HOTELS.

The Butte-F. K elm, L. P. Sigsbee, F. c..
Brown, New York; F. Brown, Philips
burg; E. r. Gould, st. Paul; P. e. Nc
Dermitt. Garnet; M. L. Chase, F. b.
Lord, Chicago; r. H. Haller, Seattle; h.
Buck, Stevensville, Mrs. E. White, Mrs.
c. H. Peck. Red Bluff; J. G. Embree, St.
Louis; H. E. Bennett, Chicago.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17
MINES and MINING
Considerable Activity in the
HOmeStake District.
MILLS ARE CRUSHING ORE
The Leslie-Crangle Properties Near
the Maud S Are Closed
Down.

Two Tremain steam stampers are now
pounding on ore in the HOmestal1e mining
district, about twelve miles southeast of
the city, and in all probability a third one
will soon be added. The mills were placed
in position under the supervision of Mr..
Trelnair, the inventor, and have been in
operation long enough to demonstrate
that they are all right. They are owned
by Chicago men, and are treating ore
from the Homestake mine. There are
several other claims in that district from
which q large quantity of free milling
gold ore is being taken. but there is no
way to treat the product. In view of the
fact that the two mills are a success a
movement is now on foot to form stock
company and erect another mill to crush
custom ore exclusively. Either Mr..
Klenze, the superintendent of the mills
now in operation or Mr.. Tremain, left for
Chicago Saturday night for the purpose
of perfecting arrangements for the addi-
tional mill. 1t is thought that the larger
part of the stock will be subscribed for by
Chicago people, but few shares will be
held in Butte.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17

The Leslie-Crangle mill which was
started up few months ago on ore from
claims at the foot of the mountain two
miles south of the poor farm, has been
shut down for the winter. The cold
weather was not conducive to successful
operation. AS soon as spring opens it will
resume work. In the meantime some new
machinery necessary to the saving of the
gold to higher percentage will be added.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17

Livingston Enterprise: The rumored
closing down of the mines of the Rocky
Fork Coal company, at Red Lodge, on ac-
count of the discharge of Rees Davis,
president of the Miners Union, seems to
have been without foundation in fact.
President Fox states that the mines were
shut down solely to make needed repairs,
and that work was resumed with a full
force on the 5th instant. The discharge
of Davis is said to be conceded by the
miners to have been made for sufficient
cause.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17
WHAT HE COULDN'T SELL.

Amos Turkish 5a1hs 81. Bdwy & Main
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17

Red Lodge Picket: J. G. I1unter, tne
returned Klondiker, arrived in the city
the first of the week from his Sinking
water ranch, and will leave in d few
days to again try his luck in the frozen
north He has a valuable claim near
Dawson City, which is being worked by
Charley Akin and some of the other boys
who left Red Lodge for the klondike a
year ago.
Daily inter mountain., 1899-01-17

Bitter Root Times: A very rich lead
of copper and silver ore has been re-
Gently struck on the Clearmont mining
claim, on ClearmOne creek, a tributary of
Burnt Fork The Clearmont mine was
located and incorporated about nine
years ago. The ledge was uncovered
and some very good ore taken out, but
the company was obliged to suspend op-
erations on account of the abundance OF
water and scarcity of funds
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-16
WILL NOT BURY AT SEA.

Bodies of First Nebraska Boys Who May
Die on Transports to Be Brought Back.
Governor Poyntcr has received the
following letter from Adjutant General
Corbin relative to the preservation of
the bodies of members of the First Ne
braska regiment who may die on ship
board:
Washington, June s.-W. A. Poyntef
Governors: The secretary of war de-
sires TO acknowledge the receipt of
your letter of May ~, in which you re-
quest that in the event of death on
transport of any member of the First
Nebraska volunteer infantry return
ing to the United States from Manila,
that suitable provision be made for the
preservation of the body to the end
that the same may be forwarded to
the friends and relatives OF the
deceased on the arrival of the
ship in the United States, and in re ply
to the same will say that instructions
have been given to the proper officers
of the quartermaster's department at
San Francisco and Manila to provide
each outgoing steamer with a sufficient
number of Baskets for use in case of
deaths on board and prevent burials at
sea, and that the necessary measures
have been taken by the medical de-
partment to attend to the embalming
of such dead. Very respectfully, ii,
c. Corbin, Adiutant-Gcneral.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-16
SUNDAY, June II.

Senator Thurston has recommended
the name of Prof. II. II. Nicholson of
the university of Nebraska rs one of
the commission to examine the coins
min,ed at Philadelphia.
To obtain the necessary force Of
clerks for the census Dcrcctor Merriam
has adopted IA plan allotting n pro rata
number to each state. dividing the
number among the members of each
congressional delegation.
Secretary Hitchcock has reversed the
land commissioners decision in the
case of Mcintosh vs.. Green, from the
Broken Bow district of Nebraska.
Green's homestead entry is held sub
ject to the prior right of Mcintosh.
A private letter received at Washing.
ton from Santiago de Cuba says that
the sanitary commission, under Major
George NJ. harbour, is still continuing
the work of cleaning up that dirty
city in spite of the terrific heat which
the summer season has brought.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-16
MAY FIND ITS PARENTS.
Mystery of "a Stray waif Likely to be
Cleared Up.


The police OF Lincoln are on track of
the parents of the little waif left on
the door step of A. A. Lasch some time
ago. They have uncarthed the fact
that a woman got off n Burlington
train with a baby in her possession,
and the porter on the train is under
the impression that the Lasch waif is
the one she had with her. A woman
with such n baby was at n hotel for
several days, registering from Chey-
ennc. The ehambermaid in attend
ance on the I'M has practically,
if not positively identified the baby as
the one the woman had in her posses
sion at the time she was at the hotel.
The woman left the hotel and has not
been seer since the evening before the
baby was left on the step. 1t is also
known that n gentleman in Denver is
in search of n runaway wife and baby,
and that the last he had heard was
that she vas in Lincoln. and the Lin
coin police believe they are on the
point of unravelling a pretty little do
nestle melodrama.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-16
Thursday, June 2.

War between Nicaragua and Costa
Rica is imminent.
Twenty or thirty persons were in
jured in a wreck on the Missouri Pacific
at COTS, near Atchison, Kan.
1t is rumored that Mark Hanna will
resign the craftsmanship o: the repub-
lican national committee on account
of i'll health.
The university Of Iowa has made n
call for Chancellor Mclean of the uni
versity of Nebraska. Chancellor Me-
Lean will investigate before deciding.
State Senator Anderson of Topeka.
Kan, says that he was offered So, 900
to vote to locate the new insane asy-
lum at Parsons. An investigation viii
follow.
The negotiations in regard to the
Alaskan boundary dispute are in q
better shape now than they have been
for sometime. The commissioners NAV
yet reach an agreement.
Richard Daverkoscn, serving n short
sentence in a San Francisco jail for the
theft of 30 cents, will, on his release,
find S75, 900 to his credit in the Nation
nj Holland bank, left him by his
maternal aunt. Daverkosen was Count
Won Moltke's staff officer in the Franco
Prussian war.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-16
Sullivan Called the Turn.

CANTON, Ohio, June l~2.-John L
Sullivan said: 1T was just as / pre-.
dicted. Jim Jeffries, the Californian
is the champion rugilist CT tho world
never was In doubt of the result.
l did not SEQ how he could lose. !
have seen both men In tho ring, and
! know that Jim Jeffries, the Califor.
mia giant, is one of tho greatest fight
crs that ever lived It's all over and
I'm glad Fitzsi mmons was licked. Let
us oil rejoice that n mar borE In
Yankecland is the greatest fighter in
the world. And he is n fighter that
will meet all corners without quib.
bling. And he'll give them all the
same dose he gave Fitzsimmons, orb
miss my guess"
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-16
Tuesday,, June IL.

Congressman Bland is much better.
The chewing gum trust is nm actual
ity. Tie capital is $4,000, 900.
Az D~unnclson, Fla. two negroes
were lynchcd, the lynchers being
colorcd men.
The factory OF the Marietta Torpedo
company, at Marietta. o., blew up,
and two men. whose names are UNI
known, were killed.
The salvage corps profess renewed
hope OF saving the liner Paris. The
increased depth of water In her hold
serves TO steady her.
Mayor Jones of Toledo, o., has an
nounced hat he will become an in
dependent candidate for governor IL
he finds the reform influence strong.
The Beatrice, Ncb., bloodhounds
have been sent to Montana to be put
on the trail of the bandits who held
up the Union Pacific ut Caspar, Wyo.
The municipality of Havana has pre-
sentcd to Gcncrel Maximo Gomez u
certificate naming him as an adopted
son of the city, 1t is regarded as n
high honor.
AT Tacoma, Wash, General King,
who has just returned from Manila.
was overcome by exhaustion while
making a speech. lie has cancelled
all engagements.
The Toledo, o., city council has
passed Mayor Jones plan to lease the
city gas plant. 1t will be run free Of ex.
pense to the city, and the profits will
accrue TO the city.
Marion Clarke, the kidnapped baby
that stirred New York up, is suffering
from the measles and may die. In
ease of death, the kidnapers will be
indicted for murder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-16
Friday, June %.

Captain Dreyfus sailed to-day for
France.
At Ross Hollow, Ark, twenty-eight
men were killed In a landslide.
Marshall. the American chess player,
leads the minor tournament in progress
1t London.
Members Of the straw and paper
manufacturing association contem-
plate forming Il trust.
Augustin Daily the prominent the
a~trical man Is dead. The remains will
be sem to London for intcrment.
Eight thousand uniform rank NJ. w.
A., marched in the parade at Kansas
City. A heavy rain was falling at the
zine.
\ cloudburst in the vicinity of Austin
Texas, resulted in n number of persons
being drowned, n great section of tho
country inundated, and the towns 81
San Saba and Waynardville were bad
ly dcvasted.
Near Grand View. Mo-, between AZ
and 45 passengers were more or less
severely, three perhaps fatally, injured
by n wreck on the Kansas City. pitts,
burg IL Gulf road, caused by the de
railmcnt OF the train through bad road
bed made 10y heavy rains.
At the NJ. w. A. convention at Kan.
sas City all the old officers, with two
exceptions, were reelected. Frank X.
&. Croker, Charlton Ia, succeeds II. T..
Errett of Missouri. ms head banker, and
George l.. Jenkins. Nebraska. succeeds
+. X. Vansichlc of South Dakota al
head court.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-16
AFFAIRS OF STATE
EVENTS OF INTEREST TO
AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Timely Mention of the Doings % the Ma
tional Congress, Departmental and Es-
ecutive Oniciai Actions. and Movements
Of Army aud Navy.
Wednesday. juno Z.

The industrial commission has re-
sumed its sittings at Washington.
The United States rcfrigerating ship
Glacier, on her way TO Manila, has ar
rived at Gibralter.
The navy department
that the Solace will sail from San
Francisco for Manila about July 1.
A postoficc has been established at
Colchester. Sheridan county, Neb., and
Henry Colclcsscr commissioned post
master.
The navy department has directed
thu enlistment of go naval cadets. 40
of which will be recruited at Chicago
and 30 at Cincinnati.
The German government has nomi-
mated and President Mckinley has ac.
ceptcd Baron August o Bruck us
consul for Germany at Havana,
The cruiser Yosemite. cnroutc TO
Guam, carrying Captain Richard i.
Leary. the newly appointed governor
Of that island, reached Port Said yes
terday.
Regulations allowing volunteers to
purchase the arms and equipments
which they carried during the Spanish
war will bc continued in the case of
volunteers returning from Manila.
Preparations have been made for
transferring Former Captain Alfred
Dreyfus, imprisoned on DEVILS island
in charge Of officers from Paris who
are sa id to he on the French steamer
Lafayette, and who will take the pris-
oner direct from Devils island on her
return voyage to France.
Nebraska patents issued: Charles II.
Boepl. Grand Island, device for proving
addition: Redulph d. Krummer, Column
bus, water wheel; Bernhard II. Noclt-
ing, Nebraska City. caster socket: Ord
Olson, Ord. windmill; Louis Vaughan,
Blair, convertible tray and portable
tray shelf.
Secretary Of State and Mrs. Hay last
night entertained the new Spanish
minister and the Duchess d'Arcos at n
brilliantly-appointed dinner at which
were preeent several of the most prom
inent members of the diplomatic corps
and n few personal friends of the host
and the guests of honor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-16
Sunday. June II.

Congressman Bland is still sinking.
Senator Mark Hanna win sail Wed,
hesday for Europe.
The Peoria Iron and Steel works
have resumed operations, employing
500 men.
Near belmont, S. d., s.. Clark shot
and killed his wife and daughter while
they were at dinner.
The Cleveland Electric Street Car
company employees are on q strike and
the lines are tied up.
The republican board of regents of
the Kansas state agricultural college,
Manhattan, have removed all the pop
ulist professors. They are Professors
win, Parson. Bemis, Ward and Sscre-
tary Phipps.
The defiant attitude of the Beers ex-
asperates England, and the situation
looks like war might result.
The vice president of the American
line states that the company will build
a ship To replace the Paris.
The American line steamship Paris,
which a on the rocks off the Mana
clcs, is doomed. A southeast wind Is
blowing, and heavy G are beating
the ship to pieces.
The new defender of the Americas
cup. the Columbia, was launched yes
terday from the Herreshoff works,
bristol, Conn, Mrs. c.. Oliver Iselin
doing the christening. The new yacht
is u beauty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-16
WIDE WORLD NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF VITAL IN
TEREST.
A brief summary 81 Events In which
People are Deeply Interested-short
Sentences Conveying n World of In
formation to Our Headers.
"Wednesday. June Z.

The condition OF Congressman Bland
is some better.
The exodus TO the Klondike region
this year is almost as great as last
year.
The resignation Of Thomas Il. Reed
as congressman is said to have been
sent to the governor of Maine.
Representative sherman of New York
withdrew from the race for speaker
and the Empire state will support
Henderson.
II Is reported that all the chief mine
owners in Missouri and Kansas are
about TO form u combine TO control the
entire coal output of those states.
Negotiations now pending in Wash
ington on the three new reciprocity
treaties for the British West Indies
are said to be progressing rapidly.
Haven Metcalf. instructor of botany
nj Brown university. Providence, X. L.,
has accepted the call to Tabor college,
Tabor, Ia. to take the chair of biology.
Bartlett Trip, American represent.
ativc on the Samoan commission .cablcd
the state department that Mataafa Is
disarmcd, over | 500 rebels surrender
ing.
Martin O'Mallcy, an aged lagman
on the Milwaukee & 81. Paul road in
Chicago lost his life in saving nine
year-old Mabel Smith from being run
over.
Louis Bowles and Emile Hoffman.
aged Twelve and fourteen. respectively,
were drowned in the White river AZ
Decker, Ind. The body of Bowles was
recovered
investigation shows that the twenty
Hungarian immigrants who arrived Mt
Philadelphia from Antwerp last Friday
were brought to this country under
contract to work for n western smelt-
ing company. They will be, deportcd.
Joe Hazcn. tho sheriff who was shot
i'm a skirmish with the Union Pacific
train robbers north of Casper, Wyo.,
Monday, died at Douglas last evening.
A posse of mounted volunteers left
Casper last evening to assist in cap
turing the bandits.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-16
The navy department has ordered
the cruiser Buffalo out OF commission
saturday, june TO-.

The cabinet. i'm connection with the
possible necessity of cnlisting n force
OF volunteers, yesterday discussed a
plan for the enlistment OF several
skeleton regiments in Manila from
among the volunteers who desire to re-
main in the service, and the subsequent
filling mi of these regiments with re.
cruits enlisted in this country.
Admiral Walker, who is at the mead
OF the Nicaragua canal commission,
says that he will call the members to-
gcther at the earliest practicable mo-
ment. The rainy season is now on in
Panama and Nicaragua, but ncvcrthe-
less II is extremely likely that the COM
mission will proceed forthwith to n
personal inspection of the routes and
divide up the work SO as to make an
early report to congress possible.
The president, II is said, under no
circumstances would consent TO extend
an offer of meditation between Great
Britain and the T%ransvaal save upon
request of both parties to the pending
dispute. 1t is believed that President
Kruger would not willingly ask our
good offices. owing to the well recog-
nizcd fact that in many POINTS con
corning the welfare of the uitlanders
the interests of the United States are
identical with those of Great Britain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-16
Saturday, June 10.

The general belief is that Congress.
nan Bland cannot o
Admiral Kautz has reached Honolulu
on his way home from Samoa.
Thirteen hundred timers, employees
Of Morton Bros, tin can makers, Chi
cago, are on n strike for higher wages.
Serious internal riots exist in the
Tinnevelly district Of the madras Pres
idency, in India. Troops have been
summoned.
August Hagenow's band OF Lincoln,
Neb., captured the first prize at the
Modern Woodmen head camp meeting
at Isansas City.
James X. Jeffries drfeated Bob Fitz-
simmons in a fight a Coney Island fer
the middle and heavyweight cham
pionships Of the world. The fight
lasted eleven rounds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-16
Friday, June %.

The transport Hancock will sail from
Manila in a few days. 1t will have on
board the First Nebraska.
The condition of Governor Mount Of
Indiana has so far improved that his
speedy recovery is regarded as certain.
The French government has taken
steps to renew active negotiations for
2 reciprocity treaty with the United
States.
Commander Seth Ackley of the cruis.
or Concord, at Manila, has fallen III
and has been removed to the nava
hospital at Yokohoma.
Assistant Secretary of War Meikle.
john has promulgated immigrant reg.
ulations for Cuba substantially the
same as those now in force for the
United States.
The Fourth regiment, United States
volunteers. except company g., were
mustered out at Camp Meade. Pa.
Yesterday by the special orders OF
Secretary Alger.
Phillip Mcmillan, son of Senator Me.
MILAN Of Michigan, was married YES.
terday TO Miss Elizabeth Kilpore An.
derson, daughter of the late Col.
Nicholas Anderson of Ohio, at 81.
Johns church, Washington.
Ernest A. Bessey of Nebraska has
been appointed an assistant vegetable
pathologist in the agricultural depart
ment at 81 200 per annum. Henry w.
Lepman has been appointed n regular
carrier at Omaha at 5000 per annum.
The Supervising architect has de-
tailed j. sMcDo we'll as his confident.
ial clerk to inspect sites for the public
buildings at Blair, Hastings and Nor.
ioik, Ne6., Tor which appropriations.
were made by the last congress. Mr..
Map0wen WIZ be in the cities the
latter part of the month. He leaves
Washington on Friday for Colorado on
business for the supervising architect
and will stop In Nebraska on his way
east. ~
On the first day of July the new
scale OF prices goes into effect In the
government printing office. The price
10 be paid compositors will be 81 per
diem, instead of SIS. 20, as now paid, and
the pay OF book binders will be in
creased to the same rate.
One of the finest and most valuable
collections of birds, eggs, and small
animals and other things in the Smith
sonian institution was presented by
Congressman-elect William Astor
Chandler of Ner York. Mr.. Chandler
made a long trip through Africa a few
years ago, and during his tour gathered
the collection. The gift Is a very val
nable one, and IL is understood will be
d to by Mr.. Chandler.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-06-16
Mcoow.n., Now railway Plan.

IyDrASAPoIIs, Ind. June IL "A sys-
TEN OF electric railways to connect
the neighboring county seat with this
city is under consideration by the or
ganizcrs Of the syndicate that recent.
ly purchase this plant in this city.
Franchises for electric lines to county
seats have been secured. The capital
OF the new company will be $4,000, 600.
Hugh McGowan Of Kansas City is ut
the head of the street car company.