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TE DAILY IELLOWSTONE_ JOURNAl
VOLUME IX. No Ig MILES CITY, MONTANA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER s., :g9o. PRICE FIVE CENTS.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Il ls ipi P4n0 e(f mot 0"1.
Evry Morning EKxcpt Monday.
hi iths Otf US .. . 3,000
TeiTms of $secripeioo;
3? MAIL. 13 ADvAuc CI. POUaE Pala.
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to ot svwmuur.
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Advttisang Rates.
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NA. AIT".EIEEYAT LAW.
ltus.w5t, Moot.
Practices in all onurj s IMbstate. %111 to Is
tioudmast at all lerws o curt bell an (Cuser
S5*01.
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A. 0. H.-Divitsion No. I mes Anrt anu *send
nadaysefeach mouth.
I of f.-Meet Arnt and third Wsdaes- ysat
1:30p. i.,, ati Odd Fellows' Hall
A. F. A. M.-Yellowstne Lodge, No. 2f, rent
ad third Wednesdays.
L. A. M.-Yellowstone Chapter. No. 5, secod
banday In each month
E. T.-Damsecus Uorumandery,'ourth Thers.
1. 0. 0. F.-Custer Lodge, No. 18. every
oeday at their ball.
1. 0. 0. F.-iDentioail Encamment. Me. B, ort
sad third Friday.
K. ef P.-Wrusader l1de, No. 7. Thursday
Velags at Odd rellows Hall.
C. K. of A.-Miles City arasebh. every uoday at
X. e L-Firat and third Tuesrays.
0. A. L.-U. S. (rant Post, No. 14, rInt sad
bird Tiuesdays.
* 10. (i. T.-dtar of the West. No. 24, every
fbhnday evening.
. of V.-Coi. Swalo Camp No.7. Meets seond
ad fourthWednesdas eI each month at Good Tem
ass Hsh
.and 014 1A,*
Stld toed foo*r* *
Freti rf UTLu0 , ni rimu.
RUIm SamWN TOWSI Nub
THE POLIC4 GAZETTE
Is tbhe only Illiustrated paper In the
world contasliig lil the latest Pohs
tioaSW and sportUng news. No oon
ewpte Barber or Club R ci can af*.
%k: to t« without It. It always asak"
flenate wherever itoe.m
Malled to any addrwe In the United
1te, secure'y wrapped, 18 weeks for
Bend fiv cents for vaple copy.
Wemmk~sa kuase.
WOMAUD K. X
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Mcolntire's Bazaar.
Buai Tables Today. Dla n'I Mi
This Clut.
Molntire's Bazaar.
STOCK GROWERS`
NATIONAL BANK,
MILES O(ITY, MONIT.
THE LIBEST BAN IN EASTBERN IONTAI
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOfITS
H P. BATCHELOR, Pr.Iduent. WM. HARMON, Vice Flem e
C. L. MkacRILL, as't Cmshier.
FIR S'I
NATIONAL BANK
of
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TB IIT OA D LA1.?GT Ir II Ms18 I aInIl
W. B. JORDAN, Pmridnt.
0. . MILEB, Vie Praldent.
H. B. WILEY, CobL
IN'IEB.~r PAID ON TIME DEPOSBTS.
J. W. WATSON
Is now opening an unusuilly
lale aned wll sleted stock of
Dry Goods
To wlhih he invitse the atten
tion of the ladies of iles Oity.
q i I IHilli Il BE
WARM GOODS.
Overshoes, Alfred Dolge's Felt
Shoes and Slippers, Underwear.
Overshirts, Gloves, Mittens,
Etc., Etc. The Greatest As
sortment; the Best Goods.
Cheapest Prices. Try us.
C.B.TOWERS & Co.
ESTABLISHED 1877.
JAS. MItTILLAN& 00.,
PROPB1ITORS Or THE
Minneapolis Sheep Tannery,
AND DIALEES IN
&es, Shp Peoltas.Fus, Wool, Tallow,
8HIEP PELTS AND 7FU A SPC01ALTY.
s ie, Wse U uss S...oi Ueu. NeakiuWsU
ai* me aslemegi aim am 1h
AN INDIAN SORTIE.
The Poplar River Sioux Evacu.
ate the Agency and Seek to
Ally Themselves With
the Sitting Bull
Contengent.
Tbhe Usual List of Christmas
Crimes ana Casualties From
Here, There and Everyv
where.
Poeulkar liver ILuauls Out.
POPLAR RIVER AOEzCY. Mot.,
Dec. 2.-For several days past it bua
been known to those in authority her
that the Indians at this agency were
becoming restless. Emaiasarlie fronm
bhe Pine Ridge Indians have been try.
ing to work the Menslab crae fIr some
Lime, but up to yesterday morniog
Major C. R. A. $c'tOey, the agent, bad
~ben able to hold his wards in check.
At that time all the young and old
warrior who were disaffected left the
reservation and started over toward.
the Littnl Muddy, a stream between
the agency and Fort Buford, about
forty miles below the agency and
.motylng into the Missourl from the
north side about twenty or twenty
lve miles ab, we Buford.
It is thought that the renegadee will
follow down the Mudd7 to the Mis
serl, and crosslng to the south ,ida,
go to the Yellowetone. crews that river
and make for the bad leads, where the
Ittag lBull sod other Indiae are
l'lted.
located.
Major Scobev ha been in telegrophlo
communication with the department
at Wambington asd army headquarters
at St. Paul all day yesterday and to
day. The military will make every
effort to Intercept and capture the
savages before they get acroms the MHi
souri. Falling In this, troops from
south of the river will try to pocket
the band between the Misesouri and
Yellowstone and e*ect their capture.
The oemmanding officer at Fort Bu
ford beea Indlan antl white scout out
trying to locate the route taken by the
Indiana. Additional troipt of cavalry
bave already been ent to that post.
The old and disabled men and women
and children have been left at the
ageLcy under crre of the government,
a very convenient arrangement for the
Indiana._____
Crline ampart at Kaas- City.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 5.-No less than
four affrays of either tatal or dangerous
results made up a portion of the
Chritimas chapterof local crime. Late
lat night William Barge., colored,
quarreled with George Taylor, asIo
colored, over the former's wife. Taylor
struck Barcet over the bead with a
batchtt, produciong a fatal wound.
Taylor was arrested. William Rocit.
weula laborer,oalled on bli former mls
tress, known sa Mrs. Rockwell, at the
latter's place of employment. He at*
templed to pursuade her to return to
him. She refused and be shot at her.
The bullet carried away one of her fAn
gers and the woman fainted. Think
Ing be had killed her Rockwell turned
the weapon on her little daughter and
fired on her, the bullet producing a
flesh wound toIn the arm. In "Hell's
Half Acre" Oliver White quarreled
with Alice Lawson,spllt her bead open
with an ax and tacaped. The woman is
fatally injured. At a negro dive
'Vinegar Tem' had an altercation
with Charles Morton. The latter
drew his revolver, and in a m*uffle for
its pos-eslon it exploded, the bullet
Ptriking John Q. Adams, an aged
colored mtuan, In the thigh, producing
a dingeroum wound.
obbes of :S,000.
1MAADIiAnN, S. D . Dec. 2;..-Just wbe
fore midniught last mlght two strangers
entered the drug store ot William
Bartlett, just as the proprietor war
olouing up for the night after a big
holiday trade. Bartlett was knocked
senceless by a blow on the hbead, and
when he reeovered coneolousne. the
men bad disappeared with $8,00f0,
whichb they found I thbe safe. Today
word was roelved fiom Winnifred
that the men had been oaught, aad
Bartlett will go there to Identify them.
TwoV St D.owued.
Axx Anson. Mieb., Dec I.-Tbe
sad drowaln of two students made
this a gloomy Chriatmas ibr thbe at.
dents who remaled at tbe gollegW
during holidays. Lat alght about 7
o'elooe, Frmnk 3. DieMktne and
Minnie Birndage, l for the Umill
pend to skate, tUlf their bleds
they woald tmr abot 10 oold*k.
Thy oW we Retrm, "wovw, Old
time pased by, Mrs. irundage grew
worried and odnlh, at tiree o'clock
thibe orling, started a searcb party.
The .earcbers found a bole in the ice
and a mu lylong near by. They com
menced dragging, and at d o'clock
this afternoon found te bodies Hobth
vistilmare medlel students, Dickin
son being from Dubuque, Iows, and
Miss Brundage from Long Island.
A rPeustuasr Mude.rtl.
CAsRROLTOY, Miss., Dec. 25.--A fatal
tragedy oumurred on a prinipal busti
ara street oin this town today at 12
o'clock, in which J hbm Preanti Ma
thbs, the repubilen postmaster at
this place, was killed by W. 8. Mc
Bide, wealthy and prominent young
druggist here. The men bad trouble
last night, and were both armed with
ridb..
Two .w*e urned to leath
HorL.E.. Mo., Dec 2..-The hou-e
of Samuel Malone, on Wert Fift! rt.,
hurned to the ground this mornlng.
As the firemen arrived on the cerne
one ide o(f the house fell out, uli>d by
the liulrt of the tire they maw Mual ,u
and John Hirks, hi- brother in law,
crawling towards the door in their
bedro mn, attenipting to eractl,. Then
the roof fell in ind the unfortunate*
men were ntideu from sight. Their
charred todt'ie were found in the ruiu..
.ualone was an old rollier, drawini
peuMlon, and always kept L.,'e or ler
money In the hou-e. It is believed he
and Hicks were drugged. the bouse
rohbbd and then Mie on fire. The po
lice are investlgating.
A Xorthern Paerfic Neweiby hot.
ST. PAUL., Dec. 2A.-A special tj the
Globe from Diekiluono, N. D . syt:
D. A. Shaunon, a or e armed newiboy
who rune between Dicklnson and
Helena, was abut by Lewis C. Bum
tbis afternoon on a Nortbern Pacific
train while la.transit west between
Andrews and Little Missouri tn BillI
log county. The ball entered the
brain back of Ine left ear. Bum, wbo
is from Sac City, lows, on his way to
r-attle, jumped from tbe train ana
ran as en n the act wa committed
The train was ropped and the peaon
ern gave ebas. Burs showed fglht
and wa roughly bandled and serl.
ously hurt. 8banoon, bo Is from
Mason City. I., will die. Ban is In
jlal.
two Teas s nsei by oarnee .
HB KLcx r., Mime.. Dee. 2.-A
doubeo tragdy oerusd bee today.
Three of the Keso boys visited this
pleae, havig eoo bhe fro their
emp ln the limber regloie, and at
ee psoesseded to gIs laImoleuad. Be.
eosulg troublesome, they wen pgased
uder arurest by Marshall Booth. Two
of them resisted arrest sad set upon
the a.o er, trying to escape and also
punish him for their aurret. He shot
both through the bead, one dying in
steatly sad the other living a few
hours sad theb dying. The, were
tough oberacters sad had deoed every
use. The surviving see was placed
l jall. They were mingle me, sad
ball from Huetings, Minn. Their
bedles lay so the hospital, swaitls
the reslt of the eeomor's nquet.
Marshall Booth gave himself up to
heri.t MeLasughlin.
Furnolshed by J. Millur Oraham,
Powdevllk:
Date. MnU. Mon.
Dec. 17 86 12 clear and ala.
"18 39 7 " "
" 19 41 b " "
" 90 48 19 " "
" 2. 47 12 clody.
" 22 83 25 slight snow.
" 28 82 12 " "
Dec. 24, a. m., tier. 19; cloudy and
threateoalg snow.
Total sow fall on 22 and 28. I meb.
The Miles City Clul I'art.
('hritmaas In Miles City was mnit
fittingly rounded out by a I.op given
at the Mllef City club rnoni t by the
eancing menumber of tLe cluli. The
attendance was larger than at any
soclal gathering in the city for someic
time oaat, and everybody present
seemod to be thoroughly inAhurd with
the rpirit of enjoyment. Dancing was
kept up from 9 o'clock until about
half put one, to the excelloent music
of Prof. Relobardt's string band, In
terrupted only by an Intermleon
for a vewy tootbheome lunch, whichb was
served at 11:30, uad stlmulated the
dancer. to renewed exettsa.
soTrmth I It.
The snatsieal teport telegrapbed
trom Dtcklinse, N. U.,o V Wedae4day
sad whieh appeed in the eleM
Idepilidet ald the t4h, o the heat
that USp FOOIMMla's tuup of gh lb
aalrhuY weO aemaneia by Kais24
lathe bad bdel, k withe b Ome bell
deate whatirswet ibs ofa lgeb
tha say W moo" l
's.'pecial crresp.ondents" work td me
their palers In times Iike tbeee. We
were informed by Dr. Harvey yester.
d.y that on Christmas uight LieLt.
ydenhamn. .f Capt. FoutaDl's om
wand, was at Dickoinon and takig
advantage of a leisure hour opoe d
communilation by wire with Forn
Keogb, and in coure cf oonversatiel
by that medium informed those with
whom be was talking that the ^_m
mand bad not seen an Indian sdaie
tbhey had ben out. Of the ame order
of news "a the sensational report tIb
was current in town on Christmas U
the .sfe that Lieut. Casey's oem
maod of Indian mcowts had bad an o e
gagemoent with hostiles somewhere In
the vicnloity of the Little Mesouri ad
that Lieut. Casey bad een killed.
Tbhis report it was sid was brought I
by a rourler. but diligent enquiry
amnnr the oftioers who were in tow
on Christles and yeter4day, failed tI
ellcIt any lon riation thlt would eo-.
stitute even the groundwork for seek
a statement.
The ~hai Touranueunt.
Tonilrbt wind. up the ioLbblo on the
first arien of mx games in (be Miles
Club wbhist tournament. Tbe s.ot"A
stand sa follow.:
Battbelor and Savagr................... 7
Johnbson and Swerdflsr ............... a87
(:Cambll and (ordon ................. 878
Jordan and Harmon..................... $4
Whitney and Ormchel................... 3a
(iGrith and Hannahe................... . 4
Oracbel and Carter ....................... $44
Campbell and Ray ........................ UT
Butier and BrulIng .................... =
Mlddletoo and Wiley ... ........ .i
Z'-merao sand Frees ................
Smltb and Wiley ...................... 8
Tooligt the eomstUtl s la. will
be: Batebeler sad Matae vs. m1lt
atd Wiley; Campbell and G dekn vs.
Jo.aeo sad e, rdigsd , Whlta.yemd
OsaWbel re. HarmI sadleNam;On sd
mad Cartser s. Orllth and Mhiasbe;
Beolle ad Dreals.. vs. Campbell and
May; Fome sad Ziemmsrw vs. Mid
dlet.o sad Wile.
st mo.k aDsUp is eap . r.iu.
tU. YTLoawstous Joeasuu
I mose a letter frlee the Cheryas
nage, siged Johb Tally. He y
pears arayed Is fall malmtand baLhs.,
e.eurlea me with eryta that thb
Cheease backs we away a Ay
dveago. This I meert a . They
told whe they returned that they
had eeoto Miles, bu that is at M
cowmqeaees, a Mr. Tally did eot my
they wre at bere, but I say they
rm e mot. Mr. Telly also aid that
people told hblm that I was afraid t
go out la the bills. I thbik the peoepl
ws one mao, but the mn l right. I
smevery other ma that l4.s In the
bills, am mre or less afraid of seams,
apos som of Mr Tully' pesesmble
people hillng eet'. Bat I haveal
ways wet where my tuestions eall"
ase and am hmailtar with lAgg.UI
reek. I have oe oumbra ded sal
theem ad them are sen two o umbras
ed calves beoangig to Mr. Bloom Lat
are Ia ows with the mnme brand tt
some of mlne have. These au th
calves that Mr. Tully speaks of ib
m.at seelag, I suppose. Now, if Mr.
Tall woHbes to back his ausertion to
the efliet that If I would go out lI the
bills I would bad that I bad mos est
any eattle let bim respond to thlet I
will bshow im the bill of sle of a
bueh of attle out of whleh I ave
sold two eow sad bethebred awe, sad
have some aIn my pastmore, als hae
two on lggamg ereek, all ef wbi
will not tally ot wh thi bill of sale
calls for. I will pay Mr. Tally ql a
head for the delivery of the oe that
are Lot, If he will pay me the ai
what b does not deliver.
Respetetaly.
Lou Hots.
Ashland, Moat., Dee. 2t.
TA,. opimj',' .,I ( Iar .authommam.
awl tmii wrimiy faumd urchium wet ba
Ity iOja. .I b -141 Ai wiUdaW tof A &WMe aM
IBrtiw~waY wlija miakes a inpectialty 49
c~hrywaitithemuiuts and always makes a
fine display of them. "Mh 0~*
gurgwe m&'w of the girls, "ammt ~IM
white chrysanthemums Just too Ov"
coausly lovelyI They look ilk OW"
down on a baby samel' wimm"
-1m'm" maid Cutha In A
Mquiresosac.
'Tab. " observed the g~W
iw to hisuals. NIM wes M
Dey looks a 0&b mo Mw'e h l
soumalaw. "-NOW Taok 2%m
At bit the nviap bekk
usNW. Msmann In Jqim406s
4adIM dm".d VMS
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