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THE DAILY YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL.
VOLUME VIII. No. 65 MIL,.~ :ITY. MONTANA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER s5, =sU? PRICE VIVZ CENTS.
THEDAILY JOURNAL
Il. O9f4.s4 IPer of Cu.r tm~sar
Ewory Morning Except Mlnday.
.pulati mf Ni. a City, - -3,000.
Torm of &ubwcnp0uoa:
BY MAIL-IN ADVARCS-?OSTGOIE PAUD.
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JOURNAL RUILDINU,
MILES CITY. M. T.
COAT LC 011L
ULDsau)aom AND UlLl
tPrru1 di O1 CSR?,
bruI M as ll kiar of earputea
?SOISAMONAL.
DHOMro D IUtlU.;
D D OUW AT LAW.
gt zisaay'. Main sIest, Miles City.
PMWMICIAMd.
I)LTL L ·IDD,
Li t YtU LAM AD RUWHOM.
bde maaW. J6. Iseq'e drag usem. 12 it
a3 5. 5. WOOD.
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Wualai mmd soeaeb. Ci.. a'y
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VAEOS#TUU PUsGAN AND hllgu aa.
.esei No1.1. Sinak taneew Msak week,
UU. r . T.
S PTaWIAN AND rUMmoN.
.4P5r Mailing, up Lain.
(C. WMITNKY.
ý/. II(I DalrYI.T
" UIII Js seetes, an kgnewem PuMmel Seel
All reek. gUsarsahd ema at resesees fames.
CMUHCYllil
- ori el C h eteb ( Ip le qal) P al es 36- S
1Lqe is l am.. eS 7:39 pm.. Wa.
3.trD Chs.U.4S dnM Sm lap, 11U . i., 7 P.
JILS. D. Daalay patae.
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PI . .r. L Mldar, pout
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di p.. T. C. Anomeug, paw.
t .. L W. J. Llmdes, ehaulals, U. M. A.
SIIOCITI
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5.pefees mesk.
M U.-Mos m .a a hikid Wes ays al
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"d4 t14 Welmes.
L A. H.-Yshbieeemg Chqe,. MS. Iensed
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dL-flmM end wed busas
NA.- L-v S. O ars HM, lfw 14. del a
a.0.O. T.-Il r 1 the Weak M . 13. every
flsau semlug.
B. C. RICLHtOND
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NO'THERN PACI IC
FOUNDRY
FREIER& 11OPPI16,
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QAWTIN'$0.
4A D KIrI
LEIGITON & JORDAN,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND
RANCHMEN'S SUPPLIES,
Goods Delivered at Ranches.
TIB OLDESTMLAILEST HOURS
IN EASTERN MONTANA.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK.
or
TH OLDUES AID LARGEST BNNl I!1 ET MONTAAL
CAPITAL - - 5.ooDO
SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS 860,000
1O06IM IAlNHTON, Prewedt.
W. . JORDAN VIOe Prnuldmt.
s B. WBIEICO , OaShier.
H. .. WIas, A.tu...t auh..
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSIT8.
STOCK GROWERS
NATIONAL BANK,
MILTe OCITY. MON1I'.
THE LAGEST DIAN IN EASTERN IONTANA
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $105,000.00
dINTEREw ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
w. a. IThaIIas. rM]t, wE. nAuON. Vi" mueldeat.
H. . . ATOHILO, ashier. BIAM B. ATOHCEIO, OAst. Cuh.
CHARLES W. SEYDE,
NOTARY PUBLIC
Real sate, Irace awd Coveyaciag
LIVE STOCK BOUGHT and BOLD
re B113LI . llCII, ACI AID CITY DlOBTT FY SALE.
KOVS." iO Io S =T.
Agent For First Ulmss Steamship Lines For Europe.
75 kebsaig ItmernaetsalOsetooioms san Cosular hauslae Attendi to
a0 Vl af N MlD M550N CAIMS A SPZAHLTY.
Live Stck, L s, Real state and Notary Public
LIVE STOCK A SPECIALTY.
Aist he the ei st d nld mastreliabl
FIRE, LIFE AD ACCIDENT ISURANCE C08.
A.d the eM St gen tetwn.
Koner Loaned on First Clahu ecurity.
Cattle and sheep ranches, and improved farms for
sale at a bargain with easy terms of payment.
Rouses to Rent and Collections Made.
Several eomtortable and commodious dwelling houses
and well leated business and residence lots for sale cheap;
also N. P. B. . Co.s lots and lands, and gruing lands
in the Northwest Territory for lease or sale.
MIiat.a, WetiSs, Wyomlnt, Texs sand Eastern
CATTLE FOR SALE.
In lots to snat AJso evoel heno O bands of shedepr
Paad.bllala "lac. q' o ,"r s lrd a rams a bd Short Horn thorosbnred
asL CNaA MA. IN Snase.
WILLIAM COURTENAY, MAIN STREET.
FROM FRAIE TO BRICK.
The undersigned hereby announoes his removal
From the old stand, to one of the new and oomodious
brbo store. in the Graham Block on the south side of
Main u ,mt,.etween 6th and 7th,where,with enlarged
faoills feor handling his trade he will be glad to re
etwv all i oWatomers and many new ones.
w" . -.
Hit the Bulls Eye.
Two Cow Boys in a Shoottng
Scrape on the Crow
Reservation.
Lang Shoots Three Times, But
Lowes Scores a Centre First
Fire.
Iheetlng Usap" a* the e*ervauee.
A man by the name of Frank
Lowes arrived last night from the
wuw omp of the N bar outfit or Black
creek. tabut 4) mile. from Billings
and about 16 wiles from Fort Custer.
He reported to bheriff J. M. Harris
that be had shot and killed a man
by the name of Wm. Lang ighbt teL
fore Iaet and wished to give himself
up. He was taken to Lthe jil and
locked up for the nIght. When be
came io be brought with him one
white man and an Indian who were
witnewese to prove tbat be did the
shooting in selfdefensa. A he told
the story it runs as follows: He and
thisb Lang hau d some words about a
horse in the morning and Lang had
been tbreatenlnggto kill him dil day
dometiwe toward evening Lang after
some more abusive lauguage com
amenoed to sboot at him, firilg three
selots, one of whiob blew off the topl
of Lowe.' but. After eeah shot
Lowe. remonstrated with Lang, but
with no effect, Lang guying "I have
nut killed you yet, but will before
night." Lowe sesirg nDo way of get
tlog out of the scrape alive went to
the wagon and gut out a rifle, coming
back to where Lang w stdadinlg be
eaid "one of us bau gobto die, we will
settle it right now." Lang reached
for his gun, but before e could fire
Lowes put a bullet througb hi bhead
killing him instantly.
The proee.mlng attorney 8. H.
Wildy would ?ot bold Lowei, a this
happened outside his jurisdloiloo,ad
as it was an evident oee of eejf-de.
nee the prisoner was discharged by
the Sherir. Corner Kelly sooopmpa
led the men to the seoone of the killing
Ibis afternoon. They could not orow
hbe Yelluwstone on account of the
slush ice, so a box car was obtained
for the bores anod a buggy placed on a
Iat oar, sud rtker aores the bridge.
The party will go us far Pryor creek
to-olght and to the cow camp to.
morrow, to bring bhe body to Billings
for an inqueet.--Oaette.
Want th c ar teve Abeadei.
The follos log is a copy of the elrou
ar prepared by the state railrad corn
mlisioners and sent to the managers of
railroads in Mlnnesota:
"Thbo general Interest of tbetravelnl
publio, and indeed we may say the
thUre people, in the matter of finding
a safe and efolent substiute for the
dangerous car stove, and the near ap.
proach of the cold seson when dan
ger from Its use is at its maximum.
leads this commissiono to submit the
following questions, to which we ask
the favor of a speedy reply:
Vlrst-Is your ompany ezperlment
log with any new method of beating
its passenger care, and if so with what
prospect of suoess; and is It your pur
pose to operate on. or more trains the
coming winter which shall be heated
by the new method?
8eoond--I your oomllany taking
any steps for the adoption or use it
its cars of any of the new inventions
for heating now in uae on any other
road, other than the stove?
We hope you will aooompany your
reply by any suggestion In oonnection
with the subjeot as ocour to you am
aiding In a practical solutlon of the
subject."
SUCCEISFUL TSaTB.
The New Freight Tran Air Brakes Given a
Trial
NEW YORK Nov.23.-A spelal trati
Tuesday took about 300 gentlemen to
Ridgefield park, N. J,, on the West
8hore railroad, where a anmber of
test were made by the W tingoboUse
Air Brake Company of the new appli.
cation of its systom of brakong to long
freight trains. The air brake has
been used very suooesfully on freight
train of not more than twenty-flv
oars but it wae found that when tbls
unmber was exoeded the bumplDa
of the rear cars In front was so serious
s to et a limit to the system's utility
a far as fregt trains are onneerued,
and:it was to demonstrate that be bad
practically analbilated thi diffnrea
and made the air brake's advatag
available on loun frihbt itrn tht
Mr. Westlaboouse took the vWet*I
ymterday out for a trip e the W
8hore road.
A bkelgt trda 1,We tet elg ad
wemisgLe l .MOOQlh.eiS drawn by
mighty sengoe of the ('beiag, B or
linttoo Quinoey road,wa used in the
experiments. An emnerpaey stept
with the (elght train ruamlonig
miles an hour was the firs test. The
brake was applied and In 121 ooaeds
the tal was at a standetIl, bohav
run lea than 200 feet. The nest tat
was with slmlar eooditoes, e* p
that the tra was run at a speed of
41 miles an hour. This time the train
was ssopped n 10 seooods and a
distanes of 678) feet. The third tesoot
was of the rapidity with whbleh the
brake wre applied.tbe tralinMtandian
still so that the .bserver could tell
the time which elapsed between tbe
engine wbhitle whloe annoumeed the
appliatioo of the power and the soond
of the moving brake at variousdie
tances aldng the train. The ears soe.
bored in order from front so ear of
the train, and to persons who stood
opposite car No. 81, the two sooeod do
soribed were synobronous.
A high proesoor test, with the tralu
running 2 miles ans hour, resultel in
its beior pulled up in six seconds, 91
feet from the stopping poet.
The last test was, speotaoularil, the
best of the afternoon. It was intend
ed to show the relative stopplang power
of the old brakes, os used o lS-140car
freight train. Down the tracks,
ohimney and chimney, came the two
traint. Fortvlyve miles as hour was
the speed at wbiho the tralne were go
ing as they neared thed sopplng poet,
and the freight train was only about
three feet In front as they pssed t.
The brake on both were applied elm
ulta.eomly, but the new brake dintoo.
ed the old one, the freight train stop
ping in 18) seconds, at a distaneo of
475 feet, whilte the peasenger tra
went on traveloing til iet oengne woe
1,204 from the point whereo the brak
were set.
"Dyamiule s Our Weapeo."
NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-A full Jury
was fnally eoured for Uth trial of
Johann Most tble morning. The lan
guage that the prsecutlon will on
deavor to prove Most as having need in
this: 'Every person oonerned In
that truedy (hsnging of the Cblhgo
anarobliet) from begioning to esd it
marked for destruction. Tbe revolu
ion is at band. [A voioe bere cried:
'Why not begia tonight?'] Agin I
may, arm yourselves tor the rnolution
Our arm is tbe bomb-stronger thab
the Gatllig gun or other weapons, it
kille ffty at ouce. Grinneol bhall be
the first. Then come Gary, tb,
udges of the suprem court of Ilitol*
and the judge of the supreme court 0o
tle United States. Lt not Oglesby
thiuk that be will Moape because be
commuted thbe entemoes of two ol
them."
Tbhe creseznaminltion of dl.s was
begun by Mr. Howe. Ans srt was
made to show that witaem had gives
dit.bret testlmeony before the grand
Jury. Witnu had not given his so
utu of the meeting so tolly as at the
trial and he admilted having made a
mistake before tbhe grd Jury In W-y*
log that Most beg bl hi peee wlsU
the words "Fellow Slavee." The
words used by Moet were "Bruder A
arobitsa." He thought that Mo b. d
eed the Beglish plural to emaraehle
and not the Oerman. Simom . Dray.
fur, a reporter, corroborated the ether
winess subetantially. The man bed
e.t nesl to him at the metlag who
Jumped up eyingl: "Why anot ow?
We're ready." MYet seoleded by
sayiog: "I am an anarehit. Rise,
anarchy! Long may it live!" He
did out lake the mltee beense ho did
not wantu to be carried out deed. The
witness did not eue.r mueb under me
vere eruse examleation. The state
rested its case and court adjourned.
Ith chea Vsseems.
Washington Telegram: Seond
Comptroller Butler has decided that
the sums not exceeding $10 paid t,
o, rtai colored recruitse l Virginialod
the departmentoi the soeth by Ge-.
Butler end Uilmore under ordr of the
war department dated lNovember ,
1868,and Dscember II,1,rwepetively,
were no butkes wlthbin the meaning
of the bounty law sand aen to be
deducted from the batlly to whilh
iry sueh seoldier ie otheise eutiied.
He bolds that the payme. were In
be nature of gtlt or ptrlala
of umuertalm muco a W Ne
olse of reemruits ad wa- aet butl.e
as toob.nealy udetead. Ths eare
of the war departenst ebre.ad to
gave the eeanr ding gpneo -
theasty to a w a beoni me U.
eeedlug 10 per ea .e "aeud so
IlveIs I Nae. n givn a getads of
monataine, .gees wa oen e
thosandset at of asepemat.
We mem dele i hettl whes In per.
Iet health; b bhsWut do infr
)orty te pople fl Ilke gviang p
dish.eteled, disongemi r 4d west
out with dis.w, whom Iheas s
oes.mom for Itbis fhell. as ee 'y t.
freor ean eauly oblan eirhufaoesy
proof that Onsa'. Augus Flower,
will make thrm free free disese, a
when bar. Dyspepels mad LAws
Oumplalt are the dires eaems of
seventy-ftV per enat. of seeb um elde
as Bllloeseus, IndigesmtsU , eItk
Headsobe, Cotosvmas, Nervem PRe.
tration, Disimese of bemd, Palpi~ast
of the Heart, ad obther dleselemi
symp'omº. Thise does of ALag
Vlower will prow le weonderfel aeit.
sample bottlem 10 eeal. Try Lt.
The following oease for e Webb
Guards of Monoten, were eiesem
the meeti.t of the emlpamy last dsw.
ing: Captain, W. I. LeRoy; let Us.
,enast, A. L. Babeoek; Sad Meti*
ant, GOo. N. HaysI let rgest, G Go.
A. Grirse; s.d msrgesat, W. iL o.
*ytk; 3rd serasast, J. C. Boadi 46k
rr.eatl, U. K. Frnsei. th ergleast,
Gus. sarth; let earpoeal, Cbha. Baw.;
ver; Sed enrpnral, M. B. Radonshee
3rd corporal, G. Swlft; 4th earpnral, J.
W. Veaghb.--Blliage OaseUe.
U. P. 3mb kM.
Third meri..e Mends Sa. tr. Amun
41,00,40Selm S. b stvmbai
Nis You, Now. t.-Pmdiul
Harris of lb. Northe'r Ndb@, has
just el'ed sgout laose with Avg. 3o..
Mont and Henry Vi Ird, uerssmtbog
thesyndleats Is whih RethssbI =m
lbe Deutashe bash of Beth an p03.
.4pal., for the ale of 18 0.U o third
mortgage beade ·arthlasd as
speial si eUmg of the sseokbeldsru o
the N. P.
FitimmuaDx Md., Nov. IL-Jona 3.
Dips, eulored, .hbuwd with Mosisom
mawslt on Mr. YT i, an Seed whils
woran, Friday last, was take bss,
Sh J)al at S0 o'e'ook thish esfsi
sad banged to a ruee. 31ps dubmiss
bis Imuerese sd sid oe Bum.
othew negro. was tOh p)seped eta
The IfWans Of Ffleliuh.,
The Itallam d PiLd bla m shel
adul of to lawndin. The bi
eeoapUanmby whim tdin pepls a
ltwdilwd are t .e - dssasl,
wawa baits ai m md irs La
inaflled omitubdVwhsq lae
An eaily nas nwD - the -Oman
a break of day wishaso fo bophu
-adding low and pebar bisa
-/staia the c b ear wdallte
Wisu" hatthey west wbl tits ai d
a aoo7r, and to .1l whttbgq lass
would be endue sham to essmumee (Lt
uaelre they s away within e bie
at thir o.The sred das l
aots ard at week at dap ok,
doin twin md endeeba wum~ -
Amsrkcan would umdupo at say pins
Ba fruit dishes and tde ca g eh
sppr on thore asout ? o'dok so
s dy' wrkforlit nd abwHi alat
ewithhsultpaty, we cubfa *.
astb bin erl prl0Iu oodlfCaI
Tbo i no I(ýs -r f bslsd I Ik
03inbold,. while doehba~d i lb."d
la iq. thewi ind a~ b_ · ·
ae uUto 0.ýhubk ham do w to 4w
TIe bols wb e large ss ose a
abmd with a "kit" sad baom beash
blacks, while the so rn iloadme ad
th* slits to the ated by
in oipr taopn bass do patr.-Pkib.
11b emobvgiaro tits me bie aemeisd
Morw NmpoIr giwb up he
tmnhg remib. h agiahog d th.
maoan a wodenaa was dug up~ in..
tamh a omhl aemSd amrgl -
mend, many d whido we dmbr t
thom mud in the pr m day. A n
dya kbi fe r flamfur I ihar amd
iudiw=ow"ph.sabhs height wars foad -a/
m~with hem mmh " .~t a.
f- r dim aemem- d wi fap m i
tie Igum d amime, lad a bivdW
stta of Jupiermu eaw ou~ifrA
aine site dIye, objeob muinl rY
ar fe wets elm foed, moe ar
h rand pfd u fmler .r c
IA wav4-Dinl
a..aea ta ar ws b am-&
' ýne you we aaems b kn
hued in wid rooms." wdei B
OdiC, "I W4 rlrr £b ' IWSF
a --ý'.w Oaplnd t gI
y he0al pap.. ead ah -,
trimas bulk of oar tum.. Urn.
ma few omnhi mtr s , . amrn
nd mow end tha.. uhal anI
a Mend who inj6gs the whab it Mk
aweu" lad Jana dA r
ammethg of th is bow ak wan d
)aryU '-=. D. Uo l
lb. F-. _i baaa
!!a aieial wesri
bl loe lwl ý oara s
Vd S. mu.
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