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SI DAILY Y EI LOWWSTONE JOURNAL.
VOLUME VIII. No. 4 MIlLES CITY, MONT,: A, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER i8,. :Eg. PRICE FIVE CENTS.
THE DAILY JOURPAL
The Oplfrhn l sp*,r of (',hslrr C'ouenp.
Every Morning Except Mcnday.
Population of Miles City . . 3,000
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rI' u ICIA4IL.
3. LEONARD. Xl. D)., k'hyalcian sad Sur
* gins, holocated In Mire City and nay
be (wed at Wright's Drug Btore.
a Dlwu o Wc nu n and Children aepecIalty.
DR. x to BEDL,
PHYSICIAN AND IURIEtUM.
Ot.e at W E. 8avagea drug satre. 19.91
D t.E . I'12Ii.
D1. TRUICIAN, NL' UN AND OlTVkIICIA
lArat, Wundarnt uod tehurtaheller.) Ufce at
i.'ages drug storr, &il e cit,, N. r.
C . Uaxt D T
Man astreet, erer t-tockgrowera National Bank.
lII work guaaranted and at reaaonaule raes.
R. B. ~`uUlrK*2,
R" euior Veterinary t.urgeo fb cavalry.
lkridencwe Mils Cily. Calls attended day or
a1gb!. Ilwcyurderr· at Marv'. drug stors Cot.
eapondence proptly anfyrre
C b LEBCIER. N. DI..
liy.ulcan andgugeon.
Offie and reuldtt ti uter hite Elephant. M aln . 8
CH C ItYD i.
Emmanuel Churrh (Episicpal) Painter 1ff -iete
rice Sundays at I1 a. us. and 7::iJ p. ii. raulue
Rlbii.sun, rector.
Stintlut ('bureb-n in. NJ. Weeks, acting ,.owur.
'rtachliig sernesi iutitay at I a. mu. and't p .in
~au ·an Praye.r M-rr inte, Welurrday at 7:45 p.
A cUrdial IIIlI&tlUot, iI all.
M' :i..ll nf Chun 1r1k-t1r4 :r t .,I ,l i. in..
a. p. Id.:11~ 1'r,.}tr u;~rr! i.I Ned esd:ay tv ning,
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jd t ir V.u . d e 'daLt`
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bhurtday in rahll In I
K. T.-Danaason " . . ; sery.,liinrth Thur
dare.
i 0. 0. .--4 lr I.od:ie, No. 18, every
1,3alav .it thir uht,.
1. ().'0. F.-N-utical E1.em(m ..,uent. No. 6, irst
arn third F,.Ilay.
K. of P..-'rLrsa.hr Lotge, No. 7, Thursday
*eenings at Od Fellowsi, H'I1.
IC. u. of A.-'.$i s I ity nramerb, ervry unday at
7 tp. n.
L. of L--First and third Ilaturdays.
tW. A. L--U. e. (iraut Post, No. It, irst and
$ird Tuesdays.
1.0. G. T.-(tar of the West. No. 24, every
Tbursdn eveninl.
I. v.-Gibson C(amp No. 4. Meets Art and
hir oMuasde et scb month at (ood Templar
1.
DENTISTRY.
Or. M. M. HEDGES
t III he at til. MaCq.een Honuse Nov. th
and re.mnain as long a. huslness will war.
rant hn llin so dling. All operations.
whether on the nIatral tech or artiflleal
uultlitult., iwr'onrmea amcordsan to Ithe
latest Illslpnrelltlent in Il art.
tOas almllnlllterdl for Ithe pailleos eatrac
tion of Teetlh.
Colst e I.i L. .lw' Entrlance.
IRE~DMOOR AUiOIY
EcAUSLAND'S
GUNs.!
U VOLVES.
AMMUN1TIOIN
awswUb s UI.SwwS.i.
Ihldien G h( Ptchr'a catar"
Ae within ithe reach of all. Our display this week -onsislN! of fins Kra ies of
lid lm, Bid iid 1k Lidw , ti~ Siu ah Eq
We have the greatent line of
FU CO~DNEY, YX, EA AN FXiF R S
in Muffs and Boas.
In the city. An elegant line f
Handkerchiefs and Mufflers
LEb EISENBERG,
STOCK GROWE RS'
NATIONAL BANK,
MI ES OITY. MONT'.
THE LAIGEST BANK IN EASTEBN IONTAN&
NITEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS
W. . . SEBIPNI. Prsident, WK. HARMO. Vice Presidnt.
8. F. BATCHILOR. Oaahlr. C. L. KBBILL. Lsst. ashb
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
0o
THE OLDIST IAHD IA SIT BANK' 14 EASTEIRH ONTANI
W. B. JORDtAN Preident.
0. in. MILE, Vice President.
E. . B. WBIIC. Casuhir.
8.:B. WI.ET X0'.staa Cashler
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
.':_ •~ I l ] . .J~.J -.--.-- IIl • | •m m ur!_ m
Gold andSilverTurned and Twisted
In more ouv~el lhapl.. thi. ..uNo han t :ver efoire. ait price, within tho reach
of ait . " an he fo'n1 i atI 1 uli's e h td'lu.inell*ss next
d or to Iir t Nat') Laiik.
For s Presenltalions.
l)hul't iat iine .n1ll i't affor'l to aIy oif u, 1ie:-iie we irrv stricti" firt
l ,r itewelr" na11il v'\er lui-rei re.j t riti'l ni
we -ell. All I ak i-. it- to
haine oareletioin andees
The lowest lprie· on uennine lradL'e. ever shown in the city. We lack space
to llentin articles in stock. W'o have all that
is Inew and iunovl ii jewelrv.
1. C. RICIIMONDI
Miles City. - -M - - Montana
DON'T FAIL
To call and seethe fiue display of
CROCKERY and HARDWARE
At the store of
Miles, Strevell & Ulmer.
it is the faest ever seen In the ,rity and they take Ileasure In shbowog their
goids, whether you buy or not. To those hokilug for Xmas presents
there is a splendid opportunity to make a choiteo worthy
of tLe beat. Lake your wife down and let her
see what they have. They make
a pecialty of
Dinner Sets from $12,50 Up.
Chas.W .Seyde,
REAL ESTATE.
s, Life aid AeidMent nsuurancua
Os at snubgsewaee Ua"st Blee. IM.s CW. Mesm...
THE VERDICT.
The Crenin Jury Convict Cough
lin. O'Sullivan and Burke and
award them LifeSentences.
Kunze Gets Three Years and
Beggq is Acquitted-Scenes anId
lncid:nts of the Occasion.
THlE CRONIN VERDICT.
Coughlin, O'4ullvlan and Burke Get Life
bentenceb.
CH]ICAoo, Dec. 16., 2 p. m.--Judge
McC~,nnll lias just InIuilUced that a
return will be made tby the jury In a
few mluutKs. He has been informed
that a verdict had been reached.
THE VERDIT('.
CHICAoO. Dec. 16, 2:32 p. m.
Cughlln, Burke and O'Sullivan im
pruisonnent for lihe; Kuoze, three
years; Begg., not guilty.
HOW THX VERDICT READS.
CHICAGO, Dec. 16.--Te verdict of
the lury i4 s follow.: "We, the jury.
ind defendant John F. Begp not
guilty. We, the Jury, find defendint
Kunze zulliy of wanslaughter as
charged in the indletmen.t and fix his
punibnhment at impriionment it the
penitentiary for the term of three
years. We, the jury, find defendants
Daniel Coughlin. Patrick O'Sullivan
and Martin Burke guilty of murder in
the manner and form as charged in
the indictment, and fix the penalty at
Imprilonment in the penitentary for
the t.r'n of their naturlu live,."
At the reque.t of the defense, the
jury was then polled an reaf8rmed the
verdict, Simultaneous with the an.
nouncement of the verdict Coughlin.
O'Sullivan and Burke turned deathly
pale, while Kunze a arted suddenly
from his sest and a moment later
droprped his head upon his breset and
burst into tears. Begg' face was lum
inous w;th jy, anti immediately after
the ipolling of the jury, arnsR frm
anitl Ihot plri m r and walkel, over to
lihjtlry b Ix, li ctllrilll the llreath
l. I lull that fll.wn l1, wli. ,k Formnlci!
('larke's hlin h. artilc alii s ,hl: "'G(,
Iletiiu i, I ttau k y-in. I trui' th i t the
futirt liav oitirlrlu your jlrud rlnp nt,
andl Ihat you will n, ver regret ltha
'iul fund nie niit euilty of thil t'r" t
ble charae." A li e slhok hIandsa with
the jurer-, each nmen Iowed lhis hiad
in i.knowl.ldat.ualt (if the grateful
worde ' f the Ihbhru.t d man. Tihe orly
aouud th!at broke the stailine. was the
delep ~oI, of the li'tleermrn. KiQnze
He lburst out with, "G(,d knows I am
innocent. I never was in Lakeview
that night. Oh, Go(d knows I am In
nocent, gentlemen." O'tollivan was
the only one of the other thee pIrison
era who found refute ic tears. For a
moment they trickled down hl- cheek
but a minute later his b eak eyes
flashed with defiance or a revival of
oouraje, and dashing his hand across
his brow he braced up in bhi seat and
east a long glance around the court
room. The only evidence of terror to
be seen in Coughlin was the inoreased
ralor that overspread his face as he
fully realized the signiflcarce of a en
tence of life imprisamment, and hibl
lips twitched nervously during the
colloquy that followed between the at
torney and the court in relation to •
new trial. While getting their pay
certfilcates. the twelve jurors were
surrounded by reporters, who he!c;°dI
them for Information of what had
transpired in the jury roou, and tne
cause of the long delay, but the jurors
had agreed tbtween themselves not to
rrveal anything. In the main corri
dor of the criminal court hudding, be
fore the announcement of the verdict,
sat Dan Coughlin's wife. On her
knee war the pretty little girl who has
called out in the court room for her
pa. The old gray-haired door-keeper
knew what was coming and tried to
to get them to go bome. They were
kept n Ignorance until someone anme
lnto the corridor and eailed out the re
salt. irs. Cougblin stood smret,
Oult. 5n. . .Onuia ,osu rew.a,
hrieked sad Mll book Iob as obltr.
8h* barted her tfe lm ber heads sad
mo.oed wldly as she wept la her
sengleb. Her swaylu lrem wur ep.
ported by tIe kind heared old door
keeper. and the pretty little bab
isod lneleng agmest bhr mothelr'
knees. For moment bh looked Into
her mothe.re .mea than layigl her
pretty e la n her mother'elap, she too
began to cry. Mrs. Whasle, O'elil
van'l.s s er-la-law, bhd sem over to
bear the renmlt. Rel eeroesM nsd
handsome thWo blrdeeed whlen os
heard the news. Her ee SWel r a
iement. lhw glaed me mlaest . as
the Jell wait. Them she litsed sv.
agely ulpn the nleuJ who kt(un n0er.
by attracted by Mr. Coughhlils'. noh".
' Oh, yo.u cut thr its, yoU tIried your
ib.st ti hINng iil lil and now yoEu ianui
aroulld lo gloat at us in our tu'. r',,"
abe shout d. She looked evn u more
,'.VagP.I at III- men than bt.f ,re and
then followed Mrs. Coughliu to the
private r.anm.
They Come in.
HELENA, Dec. 1t.-That someithing
of moment was about to transplre in
legislatlve circles wa. apparent from
the crowd at the court house at 10 a.
m. to-day, the hour set for t" me-et..
Ing of the senate. Among hon.e lre.
ent were nearly all the members if
the lower house. without regard to
party. In the I'st cf gue*ss were W.
F. Sanders, W. A. ('lark, ex-Gov.
Hauser, A. J. He!ig.ran, Supt. of Pub.
Inst'r Gannon; other prominent citi
zens.
Proms tly at 10 o'clock Lleut.-Gov.
Rickardacalled the senate to order,
and asked 'lemporary Clerk Gilbert to
call the roll. All the senators an
swered.
Prayer by temporary Chaplain G. K.
Berry.
Minutes of previous day's meeting
read and approved.
Lieut.-Gov. Rickards then said:
"There are present this morolon the
usual number of senators, together
with the eight democrats who have
heretofore been absent from our meet
ingp. I will therefore ask tbe.,e gen.
tlemen if they are ready to take the
oath of ofme ?"
Voice from democratic elide-"We
are."
The Illutenant.gnvernor Dent a eonl
mittee composed of Hedge4 and Pa.r
berry for Chief Justice Blake. who
appeared and administered the re
quired oath to Becker. Baker, Hoff.
man, McNamara, Parberry, Henoessy,
Thorntono d Redd.
A reeesr of 15 minutes wuas then
taken, during whi-b all those just
sworn in subscribed to the oath. On
resuming eps-on. Chief Justice Blake
repirted this fact and deprated to file
the subcrlhe oath with h the secretary
of tat..
Adjourned till 10 to-morrow.
A LDEMSOCRATIC .MOVE.
As o'n as tie f.enateedjourned Milet
Finlan. the paseudio '.rruetllnt-atanrms of
t'1e4%.' u d' hIuls*., I.tpearaed in the c,r
ridor wilh -in arnlful of paplr-. whi'h
IhI ".erved" onil all reuhblie-a nlemtIers
of the lower house except tile five Irin
Silver Bow, to whom the demorer.tle
erunty clerk di I not lsue certilleates.
WS'hile thi, mlove Ihears a resemblance
to tile I,,al pr., cess adopted last wee'k
hy reprublieal ndnority of the senate
to compel the attendance ,of the den
ocratic absentees, it i+ widely differ
ent. The papers are merely a written
request from "Speaker" Blakely and
"Chief Clerk" Pond, a-ldre.sed to the
republican members. inviting themo to
join the democratic "house." There
is no provision in it authoriting the
sergesut-at-narnm. so-calied, or any
one, to co,,mpllI the attendance of the
republic.n merutlu-r, and no doubt no
attemi t w ll t e uin de to enforce the
acceptance of the invitation.
THE M~UOLUTION.
The paper, mentioned eliewhtre.
which was to-day served on some of
the republican members of the lower
bouce of the legldlsture, was In the
form of the following preamble and
re-olution. p sed by the rump house
tbis morning:
Whereas. This hi,use of representa
tlvs of the state of Montana, boldlog
its seaslovs in the hall of the house of
representatives In the court house at
Helena. Montana, bas been duly or
tanitle slnce Nov. 23; and
Whereas, Certain members elect of
this body, to-wit: (Here follow the
names of all the republican represents.
tives with the exception of Dolman,
Bray. Toompson. Monteath and Rob
erta of Stlver How) have wilfully ab
sented themselves and still ab-ent
themselves and refuse to qualify anb
asumetheir seat in this body:
Now therefore, be it
ReIolved,That each of said absentees
be notified to appear wl htl the body
of this house fortbwith, and then and
there qualify a a member thereon, and
in the event of his refusal so to do that
tbls beae will take antion ubon his
refusael.
Resolved frther. That notictee ofthle
order of te house e beven by the
egeneUtt-*rms delivelrlg a esp
beLr, ellwjed by tM o aLen rand i a
toed by the i k eltkto sa of
iad absentees without deliy.
C. P. BL&teLv, bpeket.
Attest:
CaSu. L POnD, Chief CrLk.
aodtns rameses
WAsoIUorox, Doe. 1.-Cam- ges
Ibthis week will move or talekg lI
seal Christmas vwntio, sad will ads
jeers, doubtles, from Deember 1t
sutil Jtstury . As mal, fms the
smItes spe this setgat bedsi the
usmpletoU of emMittM geoqals
atlom, the further Ilatmtetmiee f fIls
avid the ,onfirmation of numerous re*
c-r tl ,lptintmw n'*, there will probably
Ie little t', chlroulcle in the senate.
I .omwe l.eanis of rvnrmlttlug the la
mediate. llztioductilon u f IrliMe L Ibe
house will pIl( ly al beanlctioned tbis
week, mudt a pIronligiVut eumber of new
and old measure' Inow fill the pigesl
hole.s of Iumewber. awaiting opportun
ity.
.Speculation I. still rife as to what
mod llfeatlrion of the old rules will be
recorlumended by tl.e couumjttee on
rule., aind ia to whether any code of
rules. au )be f:multed by the com
riittee tefore rewºs.
DU'-T TO Ul'sT.
Funeral rCeremouile. of the Late John T.
ItIertuua.
From the Jacksonville Ill. 1 Journal
we take the followinlg bcount of the
funeral of the late Joh T1'. Robertson,
which was s.olaenjsrd at that place oa
Sunday, Dec. 8th, being largely at.
teudMd by frienJs and telatives of the
deeeaed:
A abort time sino, the J.urnal aoc
tained a brlf noti.e of the death of
Jobu T. Robertist , of Montana,
nephew of John l'obert.eo. of thi
city. The particul- are as folows:
Tue deceaed and 'his brotbher, Frank
C.. are proprietors of t ctttle sinch I_
Montana. a short die:noce from Miles
City. His brother ras absent with
cattle oin Chicago at tl.e time. he bhd
hitched up a t**am to s i'it Miles (ity
but before starting he noid mounted a
horse to visit some panr of the firm.
A few moment' after be was found In
ºen.ible about 300 yards from the house
with a severe wound o0l the back of
his head, his horn.' having either
thrown him or fallen on the ground,
which wae froz.0 and somewhat slip
wery. He was taken un and removed
to the house, but he failed to regal.
nonaciousn.us, thoulgh be lived 6
hours. Hi4 brother arrived before the
Invalid breathed his I.at. but failed to
I arouse him.
The deceased wai the ron of the late
Chao. Robinson, of Cams ounty. sad
was raised in ibis seetion. bring wide
ly known and rspe'ted. At the time
of hbl dath he was 49 yearn n!d. He
was a faithful friend and dutiful sea
and brother and leaven many friend
and relatives. who will deeply mours
his 1, as. It seems especially strange
that one who Ihad transacted buiness
in rexaw. Kmtnaas and ('Colorado, where
he head stff. rd manly t rlI!tip. cf the
fr tiller and bad pl-.ai ulharmed
through many daneer', should meet
1:1i death in su*,h a n..tl,taer.
The rerumin artrivaed ti i- .cit,' ',tA
+evening. seonlpanlled lhv Frank C.
ltohert., b.rotlher of the deiPr.'.d,
-nd (;. \. W. Itw:i . . ,of -terling,
Dak., liy jj her- i-law a' t hIo her
of Ntr-. John Ikllrn, of lhis .lty
Tile ftneral' oc., rred l,'":tv at 'West
nmin,!ter tt 2 p. nl., in ','rtrue of the
Ms.-nic' faternit, of w,',,, M r. ttob
'rt-'l w a- a m.,nhl,.,r. F ieral seter
mn, Iv Dr. W. F. %hor,.
The funeral serviea orv.-r the re
maiel of tle late J. T. Roer!stn
wha.e d-ath ncterr i ,! " ',,,,tsrn=
were held at the WeCtll ', PI'esbhy
t*rian churrh on su.h vy :a t,"-, • on at
2 ,'clook. The a'diltor u i ,X "i- cr,,owd
ed by the frleund- anl e . , v .f the
nlueleaed. A cha.r satnr v r :a,'oeges
ably and then It v.1. M. .1I. ,1,, ,a read
an aplropriatea.rmt'urt" .i.'", o a and
offered prayer. The pritl-Ipal u.aidrss
was delivered by Dr W. F. .!, r,. a*,o
spoke inquently of the I f at d 1t.har-
acter of him who had got' , ..' Pier
nal rest.
He refered to the wild e,, r undiopg
of the frontier In the mid-t f whibk
he had an Long lived and to which he
had always been atcustomed, but ems
phasised the feet that be had throegh
all his ror'h Ife preserved the Ise
yieldlner i,'* fa christian.
The srvlcee were then taken under
charc, by the MaoIol order, to which
Mr. Roertson belonged. Many rare
flowers were buurbht as an nffbrins.
The servieac were very solemn and
Impreualv-. Wm. Newwva, E. C.
Krelder. E K(emer, T. P. Dobyse,
Philip Lee and J. F. Nlmine were thb
rall bearers.
A New thlag In Pbe.raplhy.
Amateur photograDhy has for some
years past b~en a well developed erass
with those whi have the leaIt leaning
toward selentlflo reereb, and even
for the elas who do not delv loto the
chemlial bath, soab lontrumetle m
the Krd&e and detetive eamera have
made t he art of photogaphy attainable
by any one: but these lsatrameOsli
.*rfeet a+ th-y are, are eeuplhsy,
thrown in the shade by a delicate ats
extremely sesitive little devies po
semeed by Capt. Neate. whisl, we .e
informed, was sent him fomh the -l
oountry. It Is so mall sad sompa*
it am be married I the peeh and
always ready fu buanr se. ui
ale only Nseled it yestserd eat
was lhb d st, t omabe the isp
ts by a e pertriayl of I
d.lae haess, but us he Is at
.euerlog with a diseoleed st,
resmlt of as altessasem he had a
days ago with as nsuly beum at
raneb, he ks pstpmoed the
his ows potrealt, salevo he k
imentedla print. The
is a little sp. sad It Is us
ta worthain thateaue smae
der why Itw s ot thoh
Capt. Net is quite u
tall vdsm
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