Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-25
IMPORT 4 PARADE
FUSION sIDEsHoW HAS COME TO
TOWN.
GAllATIN WILL BE REDEEMED.
Make Votes for Republican Ticket
Every Day-Their First and
Only Good Deed.
Bozeman, October %, 1900.

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Bozeman, October %, 1900.
Enthusiasm of the fusion variety is
rampant tonight. All day long the po-
litical opinion makers have been as
busy as bees pulling The strings, hold
ing impromptu curbstone meetings when
ever a victim could be found who would
sacrifice time enough to give them a
chance at him.. The procession was ike
wise of the regular type. mostly boys,
and those that had outgrown that in
teresting period of mans existence and
got further along the path toward ola
age. They We're worse than the kids,
because the boys We're out for what fun
there was in it, while the older element
showed many evidences of having struck
the town for the occasion. AS one old
timer remarked, I've lived in this oWn
so long that l know almost everyone in
it, but that gang that marched in the
ranks bear every mark of hoboeS or
tloaters.' The desperate straits to which
conglomerated democracy is put is some
thing awful to contemplate in many
ways. There is but one hope for the
state, and that is that there may be
found enough men in it who, regarding
the right of liberty as it should be, hold
themselves far above the paltry sums
Of pelf that are offered them to come and
be Part and parcel of the crowd that
seeks control of our fair state, for the
sole purpose of furthering their personal
desires, regardless of the rights of others
and of posterity. In times such as the
present a revolution in public sentiment
is due to make its appearance at any
moment. The time for such revolution
of opinion is at hand, and is even now
making Roadway slowly. Soon it will
be as an avalanche, and then all will
be swept before it, and swept clean-the
mass of corruption, the lust for gold, the
barter Of liberty, of thought and action
for a few dollars and the men who
preached it, and pointed the finger of
scorn at others too conscientious to sell
themselves and their opinions. Then
will these false prophets, these procurors
of votes, these c~onfounders of public
opinion go to their just reward, occupy
ing for all time to come positions in the
states history that will cause those who
follow them to think of them as hideous
monsters, who praised the wrong and
condemned the right, and all for pay, a
little gold, i'll gotten M ill spent.
A man who gave his name as William
Cain attempted to take a dose of strych-
nine while laborjng under the effects of
an overdose of strong drink. He was
prevented, however, from accomplishing
his purpose, and has beeen removed to
the county Jail, where he will be held
until his mental condition has been in
quired into by a commission.
F. L. Benepe, of the Benepe-Owenhouse
company, who has been in the east for
some time, returned home yesterday. and
reports that in his opinion the state of
Indiana is surely republican. AS he has
Travelled over the state extensively. and
has made it a point to inquire whenever
opportunity occurred, the prediction will
be found O. x,
Street Commissioner Kellogg has sue
ceeded in getting the city rock crusher
IN working order and is now grinding
out macadam at a lively rate. The
products of the crusher will come in
mighty handy, as the streets are getting
somewhat soft after the recent snow.
and a topping of rock is just the thing
needed to / clip out.
Mr.. James Supple has been in town for
a few days, taking a look around Gala
tin county previous to returning to Hell
ena and preparing for a winters grind
as shorthand man in the district court.
Inc Hotel Bozeman is enjoying an ex-
cellent run of patronage of late. In adj
dlt1on to the many travelling men. the
politicians find it necessary to run over
10 bozeman pretty frequently, so that the
house is filled with guests, a very graf j.
Tying state of affairs, according tn Pro-
prietor Kelley's views.
Contractor j. NJ. Brown has begun on
erations that will give Bozeman another
handsome and commod;ous business
mouse before long. The building will be
on the south side of Main street, in the
DOCK by Black and Templar
avenues will be of brick and two stories
IN height. H. l.. Smith is the gentle.
MAJ who pays the bills in connection
with these operations.
Register A.. L.. Love of the land office
VINO has been under the weather fo, q
Few days, has so far recovered thai ba
- aoie TO attend to his official duties
n say a word or two in favor of re-
publican principles.
ANARCHIST IS HIDDEN.
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