DailyYellowstone Journal
VOLUMEi. NO. 14.
MILESCITY, MONTANA, THUKS^AY, NOVEMBER 2, 1882.
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INSURANCE.
Wafted Westward Over the^Wires of the Western^Union Route.
Forthe Readers of the Lively^Littk Morning Yellow^^stone Journal.
Fleetfooted Horses Making Good^Records Over the Fleet^^wood Park Track.
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ThealM.\v rate, will U ^trinly ailliereil In.
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W.O. KNIGHT, Publisher,
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FurtherParticulars of the Great^Seguin Tragedy Which^Deprived
WorthyMan of His Entire
FamilyProhibition
Rowin Iowa.
AM.it1 v. I- mmii'.11^Al I'iKM.Y VI LAW.^HltfaCrTT,^ Montana.
BVI'.mNV KI.hl.ANH. Arrliite't anil Build, r.^I'lmi. ami ^pri iti. aliuic turni^he^l. Sii|^-rin-^llMilK .^'I e-niuai.-. Main Street, Bertram!^HalMtaC. MlkwtCHr, Montana.
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GENERALTELEGRAPHS
JJAYWOOD,^.rilY-HTAN AXDMROEOX.
OmmWW tli' Ji^in :il MdMtaf. Main Mreot.
JV.MTKKVKIX.I. iToAKLOCK.
NTRKTKU X OABMCK.
AltorneM.al l aw. ^ .tin,-i.iw .l^^.r Wnl of ^^ourt^Hun-.'. Mi leu ^ ity. M.iniaiia.
UAH^ ILDK Attiirmy atMMafli M. T.
3rrtlK* in all (Mil .if lb* It rrin.ry.
FIRSTNATIONAL
BANK
MILESCITY, M. T.
IOS.LEIOHTOK, - PUR81DKHT.^RICH'I) K. STOWKH, rASHIEIl.
Stilla WyBtary.
NkwY^^HK, Nov. 1 ^The origin of^tht- lire ^ hit h MHMBMJti Ablny's Park^theutre, i^ still \vra|^pi'tl in int/ntery.
DinedOut.
NkwYork, Nov. I.^PmUmI At^^thur tlint'il mit tliii owning. Kvimtor^CR4MMI mmI UwsrctaFy IfivUiigliiqrtM
wereaiming tlif honored gMMfta liresent.
CannotProceed.
Wasiiinuton,Nov. 1.^(inrflcld^i tiouril of nudit are unable to proceed
furtherin the matter of pn-'-iiitr upon^I elailils of ph(^ieians ; al^o ll] 11 Hi Mrs.
BdaMl'lclaim.
TerribleStorm.
Lonikix,Nov. 1.^lirealptle, aeeom-^panietl hy severe (IinhIs, aKain visit^Kn^laiul, this time flevastatinjr south-^ern and western sections. Dozen^In aajj swept away at Moroii^h BrMfo,^Mini vailway track so hatlly torn up in^Somerset *atnI Devon that truins stop^^ped entirely. Daina^e is very p-vat,^hut no loss of life yet repnrteil.
TwoFamous Trotters at Ffeatwood.
N'i'wVoMK. Nov. I.-A match race |^for *J,(HH^ aside w:..- lavle by Isado e^CoolfeM. owneroftiic ' ^'iiut mare^llt lcne, and O. A. HI ^\ owner of1^Overman, trotted t' I . . at Kieetwisid^Park, i^ ^; ihree ii. live mile heats. 1^The eluh liottM- and I'l i'tids Were^etowded with noted io- ^^^ ^^ - sik ell,^anions Micin were W'm. It. V'aiuler-^hilt, Ed. Stoke*. Kraftk VVood. F.^Di wev. C. J, Vainlerhilt I! rtt Bon-
Inet. NVin. H. Turn J. Doyle.
Hewne had a rueurd 2:21, made
JuneMth. on Ihe sale U, and Over- :
mailhad a reentd 01 SftaV|. made at^Hutfalo, Ant.', ^nd. Uelette is by barn-^bletonuM rrince, out of Maxwell's^ni'tre. Overman is by Elmo, out^of a ni'diawk mure. He came emit frnst]^4 aliiornia with St. Julian last year. '^butdon ^ notiiintr. an sttack of pinkeye^throwing him. Last spring he had^another attack, bul recovered In time^to start in tbegnuid circuit, where he^-tamped himself campaigner of the^llr-t order. Helene was driven by^John Murphy, and Overman hy her^owner the tir-t heat. Helene tool the
Ilead at the start, and at half mile |sm^1
;was two lengfats ahead, then Overman^, began closing up, an.I gained the^marc's wheels at the thres-4|Uarter post^I and almost even on the home stretch.^Helena took the lead hy half a neck,^time, SuB. Second heat: Helene lead^I being three lengtns ahead in rlrst^' round, to which she edited another^I length at half a mile, Overman again
I(dosingap at the thus)qnaitir post, ha^' was even with the mart w Idle passim:^I her on the home stretch, and takltl '^the h ad hy half a h Dgth. Time 82 I.^Third heat. Overman at the start was^{ ahead, when he lost again, and the^; mare was fully six leicrths on half a^i mile. Overman again aught her^' wheel at the throc-oiiartiT post, ami^j nassin^r her on the home stretch Ity it^I length. Time at If. In the fourih^heat Helene attain tiMik the h ad, and^WSSI two lengths ahead at OSJarter, and^Helene won the race, making the last^mile in tJ .Tj.
Dr.Seguln's Condition.
NewYohk, Nov. L^It required two^I patrolmen to keep the side walk, in^j iront of Dr. E. Seirtt ^ housv, eleur,
thlfvirnlng. Hardlj -i.i the blue^eonU tin ir bucks how-^levei than bystunders ; up ted by^1 iimi'i'. ariosity, approa . ' ^^ iiui'l-^| ding afjsln and star .be win
dowsof mc fourth sk*n insal r^aim, in^which Mr-. Seciiin killed her thrvi^rttdMrenand bereelf. Yesterday aJteff-^110 11 sum wing Iriends and relatives^began ^rriviagal the house early, but^few entered, tin y inerato Injquireu after^Dr. rJaguln'srondltbsn, h it cuds ami^drove oil'. Dr.'K. W. Aniidun,brutiier^of the 1 e:id woman, saitl Dr. Segnlu^SjusmmI a \ e* \ bail eight, and had mily^been tpti. ^ il Ii,i the admini-lration 01
stronghyp ^^^^. rtniu Ingredieniaoi mor-
pliisLl Idon expn sed lear that
tb widuwer'amind would becomedie-^Brdered through grief; ha '^is been a
mostatt'ectiiill'ite llll'l , I and lather.
Dr.Am.tli'ii asserted Ueal there was^never any hereditary taint of disunity^in the Amidon lamilv.
ora^AjvT/jrA.m.
Wm.II. OXLEY,
AtiKNT K^)K
Liverpool,London, Globe
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PHCENIXFIHE INS. CO.
)KnoOKLYV, WW VORK.
AmericanCentral
ix.sI it a X( M Of ^ Mi1 jTIj^ok ST URnS, mo.
liTKireRink* Polleited on Dwo'.ings,^llottwliolil (iihiiIh and 1'relerreU Stock*.
Offlr*with C. TV. Snviite * Co., Corner ot^Main and Sixth Htreetii,KiltsCltj. 1
TheSeguin Tragedy.
NewYokk, Nov. 1.^The iivpiest iu^the Seuuiti ease, disidosed the fact that^Mrs. Segnin was very melancholy and^ipieer, and before eoinmiiiint; the act^sent the nurse and the hall boy out of^the house on an errand. She shot the^children in (he left temple, and herself^in the riirht. Thejnry returned a ver^^dict that she murdered the children^and herself.
RailroadAccident.
SiitAXToN, P. A., Nov. 1.^Collision^to-day, between Lehigh and Susipie-^hnna and Deleware, Laekawuna and^western trains at Diamond crossing.^Twenty-live cars were thrown from^the track uml entirely demolished.^John (ilynn, watchman, was killed^and several train hands seriously in^^jured. The accident is attributed to^the negligence of the watchman.
Attemptto Ruscue Prisoners.
Cincinnati,Nov. 1.^A OhnMef rrinl^I Lexington, Ky., s|^eciiil says troo|^s^1 guafdlegj Nenl and ('apt. WhwU on^their way to the steamer (Iranifc State^' were attacked by a Been, The soldiers^' llred and several were killed and^wounded of the attacking party. The^j prisoners and tns^|^s got safely on^bOBfd, w hen tin* mob si ized a train^; and started to head off the boat at Ash-^laud, Ivy., w here another attach was^made. The troops r'tiirned lire and^1 acnin a number of the mob were killed^' Hint wounded. So far ax known, hut^throe of tile troops were wounded, and^I thef but slightly. Private dispatches^received in this city give the number^of kill d and wounded. The steamer^Omnlte State has paused Portsmouth,^and unless fotr prevents will reach^Maysville to-night, whore the prison^^ers will l^o transferred to the railroad^to he taken to Lexington.
Troubleover Prohibition Law.
D.wr.Ni'uKr, I .v., Nov. L^On^Thurstlay last, the esse of Koholar h^Larire vs. John Hill was tried in Dis^^trict Court lu re. Judge N. J. Huyh r^presided. The case was really brought^us a test of constitution prohibitory^amendment passed by |M^|iular vote last^June. Plaintiff is a brew i , and sued^the defendant, a talOOU kei per, Ibrflti^tor beer supplied, detendairt refusinif^payment 011 the ground the bill could^not be collected by law. The court^held his decision under advisement till^morning, when it was given. The
judc decided I lull l' 'cut had
notbeen legally inii statute of
theconstitution ^ dctij un the ruemd
thatthe journals ol leui-ial,ire do not^contain the act in full on tln ir paaaa,^ami tlo not aantain the ayes and imyea^taken 011 the kiiuc, and that according^to Journals Act as aaaard by senate 01^iMth general a^-embly was in its bnsl^prohibitory of sale of int. A ic.it ives.
TheMarkata.
Mii.WAVKii:. Nov. L^ Klour ISM^and Unchanged. Wheat firm^ No. -^hard, flMi No. :t, !^i| : Nov., It:!};^Dei-., IS|; Jan., M|; No. 3, 711; Nov.,^70. Rye, (CI. Corn ouiet^No. g, eTfl^rejected, 07j, Oals shade easier^No.
2,:tiU^ .in. Ryequiei and iinnhanged
No. I,M)| S'o, 2, Sd, Harley weak^and lower^No. 1, 7;tl. Provi-ions^lower^niesH jsirk, in,l '^, cash, Nov.;^1N4H), Jan.
Chk'Auo,Nov. 1.^F^lotir quiet and^unchanged.Wheal steady^regular, '^.^(..!t-'J; Nov. ^!;(.^ 'IU ; Dec.,92tf^ Ittj ;^Jan., m\o^'XH.
Rtanlvrd,That the republicans of^Montana abide in the conviction that^the principles and actions of their par-^ty for its entire existence of more than^a tpiartcr of a century have commend^^ed it to the considerate approval of all ;^civilization as a beneficent, moral and^intellectual force inspired by lofty aims I^and cinraired in heroic endeavor. It^hus woven its principles into ouistitu-1^tioiial law, has given to the world a :^high example of fidelity to liberty ; it^has nu t ( very novel ipuestiou in a spirit^of prudence and determined it with^naeeJeWtiOUS courage, horn at a time^when faction would destroy the Repub^^lic, an I continuing during the era of^vituperation and detraction unparal^^leled in history, it hus answered each^slander w ith u nobler deed. It has i^given dignity to political action, mid j^renown to the -it neration, and martyrs^to history. ^ From J'Uttform of lit pub-^Kaan T^ rr'itwii.l Convention Sipt. IMS, I^IMg,
TheSpectacle presented by the^democratic party of Montana, which is^the result of eighteen years of discus^^sion lias Ik-cii reduced to a confessed^minority of the electors of Montana,^appealing to corporate intervention to^save it from merited defeat, is deirrad-^inu to American citizenship,derogatory^to the rights af the people, ami if it^were atfwdtftad to become siicce-sful ,^would he destructive of liberty.^^ !^F.xtriirt j'rotn reeabafhUM of R^publh-an^l'i rrilorirtl ronri ntion, Sept. IS, 1HS2.
Resolved,That .Montana, by its^large and stable population rapidly h^^efl sahag ill number, by the extant, va^^riety, value ami solidity of its material^industries and resources, by the pru^^dence, moderation, intelligence and^patriotism of its people, is entitled to^eniaiii ipalioli from the thraldom of^territoriul existence, and to admission^into the Cllion as a state.^AVom rtno- 1^MaMM of rrpublii-rm (^ rriforuit ^:on- 1
niition, tbrt It, Ihkj.
Orentand exciting events are oe-^1 ailing about this time throughout^the I'nited States. The news is daily^received of 11 it' killing and rubbing of^people to such an extent that all the^w icked folks must have gone into a^w holesale business. Terrible tires Hre
^(lining an isSan that we bsJIevethe
aidsiory. If then were less insurance^business done there would he less de-'
-fruitionof bulMtnga by the heating
jiPK-ess.The freipielit abduction of^young girls is 1^| urauiucnt a^uiiist
theciaaann of putting l^iiLr dresses on I
thembelure tliey reach their teens
andforcing ttnmi Intng^eeMy before^they have nahdatd chew ing a piece of^linell cloth sweetened hy H lump of I
.sugar being tied in the earner. When^parents have learned that constant^Ml must he Mad in thw bringing up
;of children there will bo ban broken,^hearts and desolate homes thn^ughout^the land.
Cit|Drug Store,
Dr.LEBCHER,
PHESCHIPTIOITS
CarefullyCompounded.
SMOKINi;CASEH,^VASES, BUSTS,
LIQUORS4 CIQARH
Errnithinr/onhmid fi^rvrnU;j h j ^^in a well r( f/u''itnl aVnf /ioiuk. 1
StageLine,
Connectingat Spearfish with Rodge--^Daily Stage for
DEADWOOD,
a* The stage leaves Miles City^Monday, Wcdnoday and Fritlay^mornings at s o'i l.s k. For passjige ^^any informntioii apply to
A.J. MAXWELL, PROP.
1 Main Street, Miles Citv, M. I
COAL!
ItIk tn the inler*^t nf nil s-lio are unaqnainl* *'^aith llie ijuality ^^f dial i.ftliin country, hshr^makinif arranueiui 111^ lur wititerV fuel toexamih *
-^^.Sh'i-id'^^^^ Um.k.
theei.al id the
Sobo Turned Loose.
KroKru,Iowa, Nov. I.^Mark^Limes, who shot at Itooth InaChicago^theatre seveml vearsago, will be taken^before Judge WVlinan Ht i^uincy on a^writ of hsW corpus bv^THHTOW uml^queaAan Ids being sane ^ ^^ ai fh b^ be^leleasetl from i be Elg 1 in-aiie ! .111.
Willnot bring Suit.
NewYohk, Nov. I.^ IIeur\ titorgt^writes he neither entertained nor ex^^pressed intention of In-;ha.^ . '1 dm^against llrilish Uovcrnmen r his^arrest in Ireland, uud .elds, so i.iriiM I^ameonet rued, lb' ^ xp sail u of regret^which (he Itrlii Ii Otivernni nt has^nimie is sutlleient to^ (hi vn.U tatio I^of principle.
Dartagthe pust twtnty years it lias^baaame fashionable for all men of great ,^renown to write a hook, us If by way of '^placing on record events that have^occurred (luring their lifetimes, liable^to he overlooked by the historians of^the day. Lieut.-Ot 11. Sheridan Ii OKU^of this elans of thinkers, and has given^the reading world a book entitled,^^Iticord of ilngagemeiits with Hostile^Indians within the Military Division^of the Missouri from IsiiS to ls^2.^^The honk is compiled fnim i dieial^reconis, und is given in u eolorhss^manner, (oiiclutling, it says: ^lu it n^ncctinn with the o|k rut ions of the '^army within the mili|pry division ^ f^the Missouri many iui|Miitant changes^liave takeu place ilurillg the lllteen^years einhrat cd by the foregoing nar-^nitivc. Much of the etiuntry which,^at the beginning of that itcriod, was^mono|Kili/.ed by the huttuln 11ml the^Indian, has now l^oeu opened to the^settler, to the railroad, and to civiliza^^tion. With a loss to the troops of more^than a thousand KUM and officers killed^and wountled, and partly as the result t f^more than four hundred skirmishes,^combats and buttles^not including^many pursuits and surrenders of In^^dians, when no actual lighting occurred^^ the majority of the wasteful Hint hos^^tile occupants of millions of acres ot^valuable agricultural pasture, and min^^eral lunds have boil forced tip..11 rem r
rations,aader the wntrvWen of the
government.Nunc have been grtid-^unlly taught a few of the simple u-eiin^indu-trbs, Indian ( hildren have Intu^placed III schools, under iuslriiction in^a belter IIn) tiih 11 the vacahoutl extst-^enee to w hlch they were Isini. and tht^wist section over which (he wild aim^irresponsible tubes, once waiidertsi^and redeemed trout idle waste, to be^^co ne a home for millions of progre -
BiVepeople.
ii
Signal Brand
BMTTMMkxo wx as
HAHTES'COAL!
whidihii^ larTii in u.'t' hi n^ f^ir ihp pa*i thrw jrp.if^t'; I nUav- (calf uiiiwnul nati^lSAlhrfi. Thi^^ 11
jllat ^U rt'i'MMillh liilitl. All 1 ^ :^ 1* k'nilUpll'
KchMiiishl**diaoount fur Lar*tv Onli^^^l^sstr Ortlern si
C.W. SAVAQE ^ CO'S. STORE
W.N.HAINES.
1KTUni tXTY, MONT ANA
POSTOFFK'EAUIiRESS BOX JVC.
LAIDEPARTMENT,
N.P. R'y Co.
Noticeis hereby given that all of ths*.^part of the town of Miles City located c a^the n. w. I of the n. s. 1 and lots no. 1^and 3, of sectiot. 33, tp. 8, n. range 47, i,^and not heretofore told or contracted '. 1^be sold by the
NorthernPacific Co.
islirrcfi// u itluhitti it fi^om market an '^inih anti rr^, ri ^ii fur t/u tin nf tin miH^co/u/HiM.v, out/ all itrrmon* art warm^not to tiranfiiiAM a nni the MUMP.
CHAS.B. LAMBORN,
1LANtlfOMJJISsh Nt