The weekly tribune. [volume], January 23, 1892, Morning, Image 7

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h..liuughi. it Switchtmanst. Killed
,,iiu .' Iest Side Lo1t
Night.
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em to I
apps.
face
lIthe . b ut , h.) a li wita'l.i na. in ithi'
,Otl I `11 .I| , wenti ti work hiatir111d
Ith, l I.' fulll i h III of l 1anho d. ill
.Imes It l, aI"' . i l lw'' 's- h,.. hi, dutyl
ihad t .ll ' "'ill) l, II ' ilt , IaliL
stiing .,ii'lý l in his nil. thatl his
]ied . i h 1. .a ll ii, 'r o '' aft 'varl.s
.la 1 ] ,", ;, ditinll. I y :1 o ')(e iok thI
tlt It 'in i sUi, ll uro t l iu I l i l;
m iid t h a r r i efl h a s i ii w ii 1ai Ill
3, l t!i. ie ' i in life I,' ,I" ih ut ilI
ci t i , . ' i ull ia i s li n hi. ;o , i ', l h
" one . i ,i ti i l , ita n k Iii .' ..-'i.l -
Ik. )as n t iui i"ll h l "ork :,lhe t IIe
t, iof th,' . ' nthi s i br' ken.' ao'h . fui,
li , transferred .it nlb.th t ' .u ; i ,il t I,.
Si, that brie' f l pern .l hei llin l IIIonaI u
•t ,f frienls. Alan }. of tIlh, r il*,,i otl
i h li' h knel w hit in other slil s 'l. f Ill
,II. tl a in r l l r( i i ili illi. llnn th(ll re.-i
ll Il t h ts u l lhat ln. .1ri: i tllll lIr
rit ittet tiM I rl to worK in ity5 brl.. It
'a.itrf IrIllu..tom y )i speak inl the kiltd
t iway fi'te ltll ii thI highest prais
, th, , h ,. T hi i. t' s itise . e ' ihere. tr it.
I II tht 'iu i he. larn, . the di l rItuIi)n
t , ,, h i .g h l y p r u i s , ' , E rl . yr I" ,roll l i ls
t. ri' united in rulogies of itt" ulln.
e lllatinit in Ill w thi th .lJohn Kc l lhntullh
a i k ll , I w a1 as follow s. .\hl ,ut hlu l r
\la n .1 pc isl .ngl r an h l l li 1 r lattly'
I.kfl tIl lc le, nli, t hn ti We t.l vit> .i
is ta ,ii . wh l' li 'h u hal h ,' a ru'eatiel
sk t'i fl ii the Min.or , li bra, h i'tl n se. i
ut lie lt r' til I ,s !. '.l e ..it. L ,la b i
t'i, t ,, 1e ! ne4t . ii v ii'nt. T i, dll a ' ft
t i Ih iiron Ci iit i)itl \ ih h rli.,ly il.s
Ia lauk uttr rIuple l in i it Ill. tel t l'n
hi ft': if.lit in tu i n t in ll l iii It l lt i nll C.
il l ,' .ti' u n m p)lli,' (ea iull. 'i ni. l li. h li
hain saul lii., Iix ),ll Irh t leln', i plitue;i !l
,hil, ii eriy o 'i,' ih ; hlh m thei.
ini I'c t'med a t Wil a iN y' i'' illa . l orlile.
i , l a ,, h i e r ct. l : ,t . l : . lli lltk , I the,
.1 !'. 'it' i I'am 'rk e sml I 's II 'I.n: liu ii P
il, of h 'tr.' asg o riit i t' ill in e liatls
thil tIIt f nit i unt f shltet t ihe aortli nult.
lael aiit theii inhlhtin, 'lof his iill.
hnii thl i 'llu e r in w lle sll t H .l i a int li
cioas to tlhll grount IM h+ttr Il'1 unti
,idek + U , . As 1'' wol bhurt taken to a
oni;h he half way revivdl anil partly
ilketli Ip tin. the platforiii. htl hiad
Ilas' llook in his eye alnd lhis companionslIli
ul] p'lilinnly see that dtiath .was not fri
istant. ly the i til, t .he coait.h realihe'
''ide f r the river I. ha.l rtelai' ed
-gain in an unronvlsinl. state fromn
which he never revived.
He was placeh , into a haik and dhriven
rapidly to the Minnlipolis house. A
physician who hall tien umillii nile.e
an examination of the case and said that
the p.ir miln wtas bey it,! till earthly aid.
bthorth fter reachinth the hotel the
little life left in J.oIhn Kellough went iut
like an extinguished cantle. The phlyi
CCian said the hIv'r had been ruptured
uit that probably other internal injuries
hadll heo rceidit,.
'TI.e sl.ie tdtl was 2S years ' l , single.,
andi rile here recently froi % i'nipil,
wher, t,, worked on the t',ianliln P u
citi. Ih, was ot powertnl buil, stand
He ha ti sister in lloitannl, wllo is said
tole it tracher in salte 5hl(l!<)11 il lthe
'liriilty of Helena. .A to his other relu
ives :nothing couhl te learnlI. 'intil his
listl r is h ard fro nttill Ihfinite arrange
In ,nts for the funeril will ho Ilal.i
SI'IHAY OF TIlE FAI.I1.
,'Vxl'C I).4 " Ie e11.e
I r the lirst time in unam }wars it has
It4en noticed that the prairie Iogs have
nott as yet onle inltl, winlter iquaii;rtelre.
Sun Iiver Sun.
The, IHrst Natinal bank will o','Iup
ItfR hallllllisome new qularters on iiiand ai'ter
.arlch 1. Few if iny hanks wFrtl of St.
Paul wiill have su'eh i ol odims4 bhawk
inl facilities us thti First.
l'errv Knox, who retlrnel i recen)tly
frliom iA'wistowli after an absence' of
several months. sulrprised his friends by
brlmging a wife back with him. She was
fornwrly Miss Sol; Ellis of Lewistown.
They were uizarr.ed the 13th of last
A ugust.
Alexander Chambers et al. tiled notice
of the Lady Brooke quartz lode mining
claimn in the recorder's ( llce yesterday.
It is situated about tlirete miles from
Peter Welcome's ranch oni the east side
'f Otter creek and about Ieve' and one
half miles from Kibbey.
Chas. Hanson, formerly h)remanii)l for
the large lumber firm of Baker & Baker
of Springlield, Ills.. arrived in Great
F'alls yesterday. Mr. Ilanson takes
chage of the llavre branch of the I(:-oc
rich Lumber comlany's business. lie is
thoroughly postea in all branclhes of the'
husiness.
B. E. L. Bailey. an attorney ait law in
Chicago, would like to learn the. where
shouts of Jennio.McDonald. a native of
thehucker state. She is only 4 years oltl.
hut she is a traveler, as when last heard
!rom she was in Helena. Anyone know
ing anything of her should write to the
ahove lawyer.
A gentleman just in from ('hoteau re'
putts that James Manix, formerly of Sun
River, was found on the 7th inst. lying in
the road a short distance east of Robare.
His team had evidently ran away with
him, as the remains of a buggy lay scat
tered about the place where he was
found. Mr. Manix was badly frozen
about the face and hands,it being feared
the fngers of the latter will have to be
amputated.--Sun River Sun.
FPOM TLE'I)AY'M DAII.Y.
A mining man here received a tele
gja-m from Granite last night, saying
tt an acident occurred there in the
}arsite mine yesterd.lyby which Henry
Bhaufier was killed and Morris Cahill
*erio.sly injured by a premature explo
sion. The accident was caused by one
of the men piacing a drill in a hole partly
filled with dynamite. The other began
pounding the drill when the exploaion
resulted. Cahill's injuries are not seri
ous.
'rThe funeral of John K'lil'ughi, the
switchman who wits killed Naturdav
night. to')k plac:e yes'e.rday lafternoan
at the (atholic churchll. Fther )!:.
paid a beautiful tributle thio t dad
which went to the, harts of aIll prwn t.
. great many r'itbi'lui Illn attI ll 'in the
funeral anod foll..ow'tl the bI vl n tlhe
griv,. 1, 1 none liItI th I l'i oft'l ,' the
nie'lIi enl m'991 bl'" heardl freiim it war11
tIllIuitliht b t1 lIl-n t tI hut 'lh li' . I ho.idv il y)'
/lneliur. 'liv 911; 1 1 'i 1 9i,'l11atil9I thi
i'v¶tnillclg ol the aw',h .t that he had a
sis. *r in 11Tlntallt . 'il, ' i i''ntl. nla in t
lbeen cI nti r ie . ! h "n ch 'rl 9I999t ft'
forts er' na. 1'' ni I.. l'rilils of
the .'' ilo t ill Ia 999i9 Ipu ' hl
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'I b 1(?tr an e fill. w n;h ti"Hc 1 as leo( :ut
ultrel thail that of Migglling: tlhiy want
1hint for inrde'r in ktilnl ilin uIiiloan nlted
%1 hhl w. Dol'. 'I. II few h ndlre.l Ifeet the
other ride of the init,'nation tl line.
lForid oll Maliaw were at tihe tfilani thill
Sleed wl', .'maimiitl,,d eIn route for the
NitlllI9wl'st Territory with tvme il hiiisky
'whilh Ford inteillll to , 11 acrossl thile
1itts. 'ile, list sern of the two oni this,
Sill9, Ti, ali t a rati ill o n1 l.ik 'i er.ntlil lil
f 'i 9 the inuiai lirv. ilthla ,.l.i litv il:
Alsh, w was laving is thil banesn of the
;w'9l'l9 IIIln il'9 iouIl ,. Ih. hIi' lit l9'eV ''9
'' tl. in his h 'i ii l as to all 9i it il'ear ,
;ili'Ia' i-119 In oil al .. This l ,as . , f. frank
'\l tria ' '. ra b.h fo. ly 11l ' 'Il'Ity rn's 'ero.Il
Ihe ine. l here I "or' had i'ri"ven to9 9 et.' 9
It- ,lb i lme, , h. nil, ;issi.l l,',, for hi.:
\o n.litlt emnlp.l nii .
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It, " ,, ,:l ti ,,,i !leai" :i,.,! 1 i -. u b lin,"'s I. t~i t ,
'i ," ,' it. ih d nt't ;Irt , 1., hi hillt
aini\ e n till un d t erstanl d ht, luiilt k",;1%"
;ilia I il he i t ofill in.'9"9 199 ti 'hl99
I fiir, i.hnstad of ,ing ii tl Ilhe wa't h
1, 'i his 9 )9 t.lt 9uil99 in9 9 91'l :. h pro' iiir
li 9no. Iio11ll I' one of i- ii' ..si a9 il ,es
ct,,ped wri'. . th.h limi . ,\ feu o.rs I
ti tt"r he , 9 "s arrei a t ' 1i I iea iii rely
w rll along1 l ill iears guoi 'e'r
fiil! during fhl . jt ur'n ' y from thi ,
Mitl; rniter ranh to the line
and felll t of th" w1a''ti li veral tilmes.
Siee )le Vi fell iunder tihe hore's feet. I'e
tt'civing the injuries fro.itl which lhe lied.
Ford lsays the' it.eill'nt .'urrnred thll sidel
of the line ild ltasl tihe ima is known toI
ha.e died on the other sine tht e.^,e will
h i t om lplicateid one. ']'he United
Staes edistrict attorney will also, go to
thle llilckfoot agelti'y to l prle ll'n it t
the examilination blefore the t.niteti
S'itatis elinmissioneir eldy prote'st agatinst
thei, issuuince 'of extrdition paplitlerl on thel
ground.lll it is suith. that if ulirler werll'
.onl 9iiittel.d the died wis iona nn An 'ri
can grunnll.
I'. |.issei.'r vs. ('cti oijhs ,\" Blroiwn.
On mUotillon of pIintif's attrney the I(
tin wli a i ordered etrickei, from the ;l
nIliIar.
'I'lee sit i we(ire liled yesterday:
Nicholas Itauntz vs. Richhard Manslielhl.
-Suit ,n itccnunt to recover 8$417.70 ulll
interest from A.pril 17, 1I80I.
liach, Cory & A.C. vw. Al. I). C.pplerniall.
Suiit on itec ount ti reover l' t22.
in tlhe tut I tr iof the (estateo P(, eter .I.
Neirondoltf, dlw.iased, N. T. Poirter ai:d
It. II. 'Powers. aIlpruisers, tiled thir up
praisement of tlhe estate. The admilnis
triator of thu istlte atls o tiled a Ipetit iii
askin., fur the sale orf certain piersonal
iroIperty. The court st Jln. 21 as the
dlay for the sale.
lJohn (iritff of Kilbby mad' linal driiif
bfore the district clerk on his hluin.
stead inl the east half of the southeast
quarter and the southeiast quurter of the
northeast quarter of se.tion:i 1. and the
southwest ,quarterof the northwest qular
ter of section :E1, township 17 north of
range 8 east.
The special jury ordered by Ithe court
will meet January 20, when two crinminal
cases will bu tried. They are the state
vs. Williams and state vs. llealy.
15ENJ. CItOtWNINlIII Di DEAl?.
A Hleavy Owlnr oef (trea Falls P'rnplerty
Itles jin Fatr ' Italy.
F. W. Crowninshield of this city r'
ceiv ed a cable from Rome. Italy. Sunday
afternoon conveying the sad intellige'cee
of the oe:th there of his rather, Benj.
W. Crowinshield, who went to that
country Iast fall for his healtlh. The de
'eased was about gAi yeairs old and was
one of the wealthy citizens of Bloston.
1Ie was president of the New England
R:lulty company wlhich built the Realty
hl.wk here and he owned several houses,
anl considerable town property in this
iity. Mr. F. W. ('rowni shieldwent to
ltlth na last night in the delayed train
to catch the Northern Pacific east oundl
today and will proceed to Boston as
rapidly as 1iosible. Mr. II. B. Crownin
sh.ield who left Boston ten days ago for
Italy probably reached his father's Ied
side asbut the time he died.
Iukcklea'e Arnhaa ailve.
The beat salve in the world for cute
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required. It
Is guaranteed to give perfeO t atisfac-,
tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box.. For sale by Lapeere Bros.
Full line of Blank Books and Memor
andume at Calkin's book store.
REAL ESTATE
llarket tIuiet blat Pricesn Firm -
I'rnop.cts Blrighlt lito' the ('ollnl
jog 3lonthi.
Nelhiil'rt and IIti; I' :1 !r . 1 l el'l
ll'll %+ ', hleIll :,tilli; .1 \1lllillný
\i i. th . .-, i all r i I ..', lo i 'i'r e
i $111. ;t,,111, ; r thl, e nl411 l, is -. 1e .: i
i. hita b " ii ii yll i ' 1 ;n h r, all 0,
l, ,1 unl,. . ' l, ,. 11 11.1 0 l ll DiiPe. I' ; ils
{i1 - h ! 4,l. ;, . ' i': . I : . . i':, h: . IA . b le
i il. lh I1 ^ 1 1 ,, i -' , . i. ... .. ' lii. II .
I' tt h tl' cll. 'ln r:ll II,. i,, ll . It illn i ttl'i
thit of1 ita11l l' !1i lilI. 1Iit t. ti, . ' i
caw.ht ; Ierlt.t; It s 1 i '·i i· iiia t city ut
I l n in ll ..' i- ' I l . . In :< !" ll " i h , . 11 '- nll1
i44. t, o l l lll h i ll",n il-'r." : 1 " i ,! T h l 'l ric
vliu Itg i' I I 't lt il ii.ll it s it eiIIt;1'
tni"tltttiV (glint i tiatoll all a . It in (ilall,
Nhit t tl'il ae'tl o.i ilt ltin rtiatin. an
rlMt li il tl iIs i t l ili it . l. il I' :1 it
nightt p ra l iltc' 1 1 i X It I ill a cityr lit,
.ui i'iti In l he tl' I"tall-,'Uti it ri'it .
,iIy I li gh tt , rei' e f t in$4 lr to t e
irtll it ' ll tn lt 'olir nul. Irtin, wit i
th e elof 'itbl f iI 'ntl2' oI pr
; lun g all; , .\ t lcn .- h t l ;it rel irei
l%, iv l :ttrn.i;s the inc. ntar for tiher' l 4'
seV nt' :I I'ire r rl'rn' f.or h:; n re" , . .\s
l roat I I' .ls .1 1 h.: e. IisL. ran'i o1 1h' ,li
ion caul shllr' .... unt' l d 'i im !' l nl'? de
it ere is '. ,ii it, the n YLhol"i.'t WJ le' h
in ic i lllwi ll. |I pi e 1 , o i .ld I'; Il l tih ll
b ilt Iilii ofl' i ' ý ,ya to. ; ll ral esllle
th e re hin b e e n n ' " n I " i i . i a l ,.1" il ,lu i 'y
iid It fe'w' .l: l le:d.h . !k. 1-ibn'l "" l ri',t.
ert., is in fail dI ,t ni .l , It i.
tI Io . e a r l s f' r 1inl ' i o ti l i t y t o b o I ll i l i l'f 'ti t
I'il1 1 i 1 I,:1 l I I' 11
ly imOimilr in th pin'imlln tihait tle' inamrket
is all that comiul h elxpected ftor thi e sa
min if not a little Itter than usuial, iandi
regardl tihme prispeI ait s e xceptilnally
goo.d. Of course this feeling is dueii
largely to the prospictiv<,e openintg of the
iI stmn S- Montana smmelter which will
biring hundlreds mf new people to, (reat
Ialls pmoiple who will miake, gail wagesi
imand will want to buy a hmie.
''here hais bi-lru clmsidei.maule activity
diring thie lasit few weieks in the IImston
S(;tr('t ialls lundIl ('Impany' a ddlition.
Ihe co mimmpanmy htias. since Decembimter I. pold
3it. ttl wortih lot' ts. l'They haive built
ai number omm f IIhousesm which iare heinig
limiished rapidly and are taken up s)i
fast asm they leave tihe earlntier' i hands.
'hl, i enterprising ametnt of the. adhlition,
I henry Pirint iss, Jr., is
AN I.' NTI t'S il. i
oi the suibject iof I;reat I,'ails aiitd her i,
Sources. "ie lmterdiy. in cmi vttvisrami with
Ia repressentamtive (f tim i Nlt i l'N.. iiie el
,pressed hl imself tnl ii ta irm inihe iiief that
here is to lie mi great cilt. 'liiti Al
mIighti) i-,mm l not 1h.l G(reat lralls her i e
eiptlimtmn mre painly." said l 1r. Prn
tiss, "wire lhi to write it ii I.ttiers of fIlt
in thel sky i- i' utiriulate it froi thi.e
lLmaude, thai, lit, h.,: dilinc y the Imarve
.n till cmmtbinail , l' latmural r esourl mIti
whliich lie has I phue ait h'ii r do r. IBy tlhe
mighty pimwer ll te tihe issimri; by tihme
IunexhaIIuistmiabl" l meaTsures near lit
hninl; ty thei rliloh andlmi innumnrahble de
posits, f ior in the surr oundinig imnllt
tidAs. the unl ini.m utuule mihm message ofli',~li
(i;rnat lmall. is
r mn.( mr.mgla, SmvrIi
Smelmit mmi t a', le 1i+imtm:atiratel mi with
the vast mqaititiher, iof ire-. The uli
rivallemi rleslurlm s tofI rileat Fallms are
siirely prophetimc m tie mamihtg greilntm.c
of the city and of her tatiunial intmpIr
taunip as the seat of thle largest ismelltting
works in them ImounItry. It di's not rei
qutricm nmy tretch of imt gimnttio to semie.
in the near future, the, hnmllkls uof the
Mis ismuri liiali witih smlli-iti ,l i m f ml'lm hii
Bhlatk eiugh' tfmist- im l tiiiiiinhw mmist."
NEIH SKT ANI) IIAIlKI I.
What la Pltralinger Thtium of TllheI. I Ilmily
C(amps.
Ithe real estate markmet has Ibeen fairly
actiive in Neihart lind iiarker proi prties.
Although themse towns are pre emiinently
uining tawns, (;rent l'ulis peoim- rec.mg
nine that they ire going tio he it:mplrtant
ce.iters ofit trhmm in their rcspeh-ctim- di
tricts. This i ts shown y l -the int.erest
taken in them by the p heople if this iit)y
outside of the+e interested in the mines.
iThe mseveral real estate nlmin m him i makelm a
hispecial feature olf these prIperti.es rteprt
that thei market emntiniues fairly natiive
with fhirm prices. Property in bth townsII
is coinsidelred a gooe invemstmeilnlt andll io
that is sure to bring an imple, reiturn.
To be sure this belief is ummsme, Latrgely nmi
th confide nitd felt in tihe minlng piroma
pects adjoining thi(se touwns, I. it if -verm
ionidtenee in a mining district is justi
tiHd it is in the case of thomse ('impmm
A iim'RANtGlith VIIi
W. A. McAndrew, travelinig pasmeinger
ugeut of the Great Nurtheirn railway,
who is busied in getting infrtnmaltin for
his department on the prospectms of the
country along the company's liuem in Da
kota and Montana, was seen at tihe Park
hotel yesterday, and says that he is to ie
set down as "gone" on the Ilte!t mountain
district. lie say.
"You have in Harker aid Neihart two
suburbs of which Great Falls may be
proud. The towns impress a stranger
with the fact of their permanence. The
building operations going on there are
of
COTLIY AND 'MIikarTANTIAI. NATURE.
Neihart is now fully a Ilile long and
in plaes tP Inure than four bilcks wile.
T'rhe hotetls are equal tl s',rvice antd tahl,l
to any in Moantanar. 'rh1, faiaiUa lau.k
depllilllre iln Nl Inn1111% w '.l' , l.rll Iirn nIe. g I
slo iety iuil .1a,'i! \i atrr i' i tt ~ h," it
tria tl iat t i N .-illart. I "tr iilllli i;i llnl.
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tIa'l'til' I. ',lilil, t ll, lt it'll, . alillal.
Ilaaa at latt i at Ia l ''.1 ait. Ii i
lha n .na " hli tn , lia Ihlt Ira tll. 'Ira,
have iI mi in il,!I,, for the l i-i,,.d I.'ialls
jititil . lr. k ,iitlig Iltheir light hiIlen aitt
alir ta at.altlI. '["akt thIalia lahraftigh anlaa
thraough. lite ,lnl, aslkild whilch is l. I,
ht tr iunlIl. he tull hi lnasly .ay hlathll"
ININOI N nt1's.
,\ 44i;; 44411, 4,4,41 II1e lr--44'44"r4l III I ,11
It 14)41 )4'4 is un fo4 4t in 44 lluining.; PrIopi
erty. A f~re 4444u flund',a that hasi4 I 44'
peaking. inln)li4444 furvl ua' l 41444tinninfl)g4
pro'ertie in 1)4is vic;inity )4a14 44pen44'
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ol44444'ri . jill 144. ' 44441 Ilbving t14
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hitc) cois.I. Wh'il'e iii sinn4di4'.414' is
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t iet t i'llI' I tril 441 Ast.44 r fit-- 444 tt, r
4,ri rofnllr 1444 lyr th ,"li 44i1 ,,it ti
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allr o4444444' li 11( tllh 44' al)44444" 1r444 ryn.
ready~ 1444'l.'I illtl'rl'414'4 in4 314441444
444i44es in vin444r44 l4444 in N4'4)444r p4rop14rty
1nprticula44r. i4'Irih 41f thi 1444 w4) g1't
14 ltllIlrnn 'r4m4ins 14o be44 4.. '1' 4a14
flill) IlllltIm I 4or1441 t)' QueIn o4 t)4' hills
4'4444W4 wilt III' h4)d .14 44444 24. t4. 44444) 41
Asl is wil known th om4ail y has rc(nltl
1' larranilgledi 14 opuilt n4 an electric pla(nt.
Ih 44111 14)1441 444441 14nd )1r 144444r 4a)
ready a4rrivedfrollmllli Erie, Va. Th'144're4 are
ilour bo4it'r44 o4 1)441 holrsle- olwer 444c1 44444t
two44 enlginef le l h4r' p4 ;IIr r eachi4.
ihey lurn 11i4lwood4 high1 4 d
4.om4o4 nd444Un1n1 4 n' 414'flnillg 4'ng)1)n44'5. 1144'
4441444144 1 comp11 let 444 is'14' 44 p pli eI)d by4,4' iV.
I Y14 rsmn & Co., CIlhigo. tl.Ihe 4'ngin)444'5
alre connectl4d'4 14,4' 14444' 11by l 1ine sat sp p441d
wvitit c)t4't4 p4utItles wIhIIchi gie 44 4444444444
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'1)4e poIwr )ho4'e 1141i41I 4WN, 114 1t44h14'r
room4, altr4aidy en'clos1ed. 4xIxI'4l. 4a4441 1h4
h44ist4 h/144444 .)441141, t44o4 sto4ries4. 44444
44i.44ly Ik)4't fellt44 its hligestl part.
'4444. 4 ~t\'(IIIN. 4444.
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were'4' cro ss-4441144 for. '1') iis 4414)).4
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a44d 114441 1144'4l44 hIl, h ,- butt 14,4elis 444441
I ave4ra4ged4 ove4r 20K4 444n4444 per t444. But4
up to thisnt thin no foundation ea l, l bel
flolanI for liii' rI4r4 444 it 444 s144,is4'
I 4'n44414'l in ad4j444'entla414i444. '1h444e4 who44
a4re' 11h4 44444 inller('4tedl hlerI' ('141444 that
the44r4' 1i 4444 troth1 in 1)44 repolrt and44 it
44l4(14. Wor is 14eing) p4Ushed rapidlly.
'f'ili.4441 41 14, ha'r' o'4. 1)4 4S)
44414 he 4444'4.4 I rik4r 44444 144'' Lolls at the'
bin puh' rap)idl~y. TI'll 14.4444 in
14444.4:154 fet 44444 15 33 e 1441 igh1. ItIs44
41irecIt 44444444 hoisting4) e41)i444. 4i44 I 4g4'r
4444l-Sairg44lt ('44444 so opej444'atig s44444
dlrilIs, 1444 44(1 ho4rse4 powe4'4r bo4 ilers. "
blac'ksm4i41h shop~I with 1444 fllr~gI'4,n44u
pliedI wi4th 4'om44jr'e4444'4 air4, 44441 444 4444444
wary donkey enginel ho4istin4g r1' frunlile )4
44t4o(pe. 1"4o4'ly-live4 44444 am4 444o4 ('4a
j4I4y.4I 14nd4 the flurlI wilt 44oon444
doub1414.4
Ten thousanl shlarne of Wtuippoorwill
stock were recently sold for :1 cents.
A few days ago the Queen of the Hills
people, in the' present running west fronm
the main tunnel, struck twenty-seven|
i iches o' high gradie .re. The ddTerent
erosscutswill Ihe kept in full operation.
The indications in the Ingersoll are'
that they iare cnlillng to a lead of some
kind, the ground getting much softer us
they progress. Wheth'"r it is the Queen
of the Mountain vein or ai spur thiey to
not know themiselves.
A rich strik, was madei i tlhe Itok
creek maine last week. It is a line ttody
of galenau c., going high ii silver. The
TLizzie is on the same vein and work will
hIe beguzin on thalt claim nei t week.
'The Lwiston freightlers with their
loail f ibllion friom the Maiden smelter
have, iarrived t Fort Ientol. andtl are
.namped just iuiross the rivr. The ore
will bel loaded at tlh dlepot for shipment
iautl in a few lmas.
It is tseli.ved that the ('oCuleropolis
minesm are calpable of prodlucing enough
ore to necessitate a plant half as large as
Anaconda, and that owiing to the rich
ness of the ore it would be quite as pro
dlutive as the Anaconda mine and plant
in a financial sense.
Ales. Werk, the well-know horseman,
former owner of Clen Elm, Ida Glen.
J)aniel I, and other good horses, was in
from Chesnut valley last week, and
bought of D. H. Murdock, the well bred
trotting stalion Black tdelim": price 55I0.
ULIGHTLY SENSATIONAL.
i. ia Mlnneepoll Tribune Arcount of
Life Here-A Slur on the Town.
Many of the daily papers of the far
Past are in the habit of publlshing ac
counts of bloody scenes illegedl to have
transpired in western towns. 'Tley orig
naute in the fertile brain of the Testi'
I-iirter wh11 has to fiurlill ll I-co y ol f
so1n- kiind to hohl his job,,. 'T'h'y ;'. all
kI? ,w)riloing s.ll es of life in 11..inin.
:'. -ill,.-· ZiI, (t.%I%' ,111 1o. H , '.' "41t .. I ll
.,I · te " ts thts .trop a ''1·'·.1~
1!1'l.·. ,0 , .11 "f ":+11111' "11;1"c." , . .111
if il,':, , r al,, 1;;.1' 1i1 " l. l l tMI riit
4 l<ll ll a : . t \ I . . .I, inhi 'V,'.! , I'"w r a,'11
it 11 . I , i4 It , Iriulgilly .' lit11'de r o I ' ll
\\l' it1 I}S' b oll l p.ll. ',: ht, l ,il , th 111;, 11,.
l, .ilr. i il th II h lt ti, f ,oll It.,
1 ,I,;, ,1 , l lt in k II !. 1 ., fl a " I"l' l':l l ll'l''
1hil .. I -I III , al nI 't I1,11 1l:i 1 ,ill-r l
tl',-'r.il h 1..i l. n i h l., i l ll 4 11 llil h ,
li t' ill'h ati;t l rlll lt . II 1tr 1rllt' r.ait. l It isit'
I. i.'Coll tils tli lil i lnl if uPliti iit ill
til.- ..t .n ihs st s l.s t f ti.thte olal'
nli\We4 l I l., I h,. 0 .l l. , ir, \' l
i11t ,; i a tit te .'.sta..l if, itn - pa i -
Ti ie 'T'rib iu Ine . es-flhell ti-i-stil-f
Sllll l il. lirf all li u. 1 s1oill lll mielll
flu tIiilttiiiil. ii iliihiS ill tif glas -s
ile ofi thl- 11tow-int u -n i Ian-iybd ill
1-r11( s atlhl iit if no J srlugib tIo the Muu i 1n1
Than ub thei arihunle shor· orre p erly the(
tI"r . I di, . ti cri tll l lth . ;ll l th o I' lit
jih,1r J1.. i,
. I ta,, , . Ilh e lh w, lll of thi Ite t h l i. h,
tlill , 0f tur I told g o ohlle tll. pr I on
i. ll llir -l." C I iii-r l as l . t.I .. H, , II, r paI rts
tl' lrlollllul. 1 cl l ltow l an l,'lm i ll an llt in
i.l'r tut- ..N,., ,,I' lh,' 11.111. 11, n.lwh tllin.
1 t4il ll,- al'b Il 1.il ' l b ' ill, to Ilh l' l'i"
ai. po h l.'i Tr ilyu lin -I h 1'4) 11 rd5 r L then
trioust t. uhr ei t l, .ganif th, ,ati. n ll.
Ii n the y ealllr, ,it II tho ocutrr, L( t:l1
s.clit if I1ar t l s hri'klat \ hil e at. itli I
Ino 1 l, e tI en r i ye ll. li r altlerca tho s
,the Io d. t h: al edt h ar e
( lifttaone to u i ri wilpl nib e r. b fut i na.
Tii redl Mlisi iit wiIdsmaniitt i tliliner
contrasting with the neater city mnan,the
ssoirking and pale profetssionual. the rough
balr ith its long necked glasses, the
groupls of men, the low, round tables.
here and tlhere white, idrawnl faces tlnd
lighting all the yellow. flaring gas. A
scenel also peic liar to itself.
"lhere, you fillers, stop that squlih
bling!" yclls out the bartlndler. threaut,.
in.ly. asi two of the "boys" iegilln using
their lists on iach iother.
"'You wion't. th:" as they show no
signs of ceasiing: andi grallsIlng , Ilong
".six-shoter" friom sotitiwhlere tltiilnd
the bar. h,, jumps ouit and gitcs ieach if
the disputaints a hard whacIk nil the hliad
with it. 'they tdrop like lugs ault the
lartendel r goes bak to his flar.
The. t ii i- ei lntinu.s and tllt gutti lilng
st ill goes- on.
"Say. stranger. youtll hit the ir.ng
mnill some tnw*"" tiys' llt Ilsill is hli leans
against the bar.
i "l haven't n it yet.'" avers ih li blr
tender. u owliglei. tand his hiand t teals
togward his w'l-uul n as if half a sunil It
tihllw the intruder that hts aelvit ,s is not
waIuI . tt
'I'h e strangl er s hing h. i sh. o lh ,r awl
walks away.
"Plag himu' Ilog hit, '" s.om-w cries.
n I tiantl isll His il t Ic r hin ~ t Iatur ilt l
dol, tor.
.\ 1 .Iri ,ot f pistols irtti hullt-d itand it
his right f ullets go urling in the intli'
dirlwtitn. Ihi iis unhurt. nd stops just
tlong enugh to pull his pitstol. i.il Lis
Thutn. "i h tlltr did lh-l t i,: ar, li, - i t
icore (i t vw i tess.
tHkull ts firt and lase aftr. war ils is the
tried ti i rllb he twit n liii h. rtentiler
had knollckeld stilff.
I a.er by the galiing tilles. gi
dust, the stakes aire high.
"Iat h a11 youi" stis the dialitnr at is t
" olit r nin's,'u ays-" lte tlllther:. andl . th
nmotion throanwsdown his hn darts with
his right hbelt il id pistol ips thll takes
ovut er with his left.
Stop that!" cris the nishd. . Th ril.s a
an've got four tns.ale lu h thro his
them nd tls ull length on te .oor.
But the other makes one more i.vi
nient. With his left hand he sweeps the
stakhi piol in his and ketnd wa bigle hole right
ginpp.irrs forit l fraction of ia seoll uni
der till, table andl tcomtes hack with a
dlemniniig pinto,.
" i'u i til jo b .' h e says. c ,> lly . "l hi al
bye. 'her alre no ill itt s o t iise. See vlou
later w hen you play a square gutnl.'
Aid he disappears.
The other hiltrs hist lip and says
nothing.
lint lihe wits for his c.aott. And at
last he sees it. His late antagonist is at
it again. He steals np until he is face to
face.
"ihse. you tiar." he shouts. .\nd the
other Iooks till quickly. apprehensively.
" Hand over that stuff!."
"You be - " and his hand darts to
ward his belt. and his pistol is half way
out before the sentence is tinished.
But it never is finished. There is a
quick movement. and a shot and a moan:
and the man at the table lunges from his
chair and falls full length on the floor,
his pistol in his hand and a big hole be
tween his eyes.
Such of the crowd as notice make their
way to the place. The man with the
smoking pistol gives his own explanation
of the affair; he stoops down and takes
the money; the man is carried to another
room. the crowds part, the ganoes go on.
the gas grows dimmer and more yellow
froIr the clouds of smcoke. and the din
increases.
And the cards rustle and the chips
fall. II. FI.A' r.
i 1.1 .5 A IAi. ASA1.ION.
An iIple.o l...ier I olll tic, N'rjlll'i.ct r .l
Si f.th. : t i , . i i it.ir. i ti l .
,"'.') tle' 11;4. 1 "',. "" , " " ''J l:I F" ]t I !
S . l i . th,. I(I. .,t, ,
kit II it -t o Ii
si i t 11 i l iii l ii . 10
itih liti i t ii i knitl· 1 Iici ,,t . c hi
: - ..' th , . I , ,,.VI1 ,' ... . i' .. . . t, , . .
.h ,,r , I h 11 " _ tih " .;. .' f , ' h
l if " c' it..... b i u iv. f i ., t tr
atl'icn ivi , i l • I ;nIiv i i ic, t Ic ito ,citliIer
tici ,itoia . "ih Iay .,t t ,.h i v r iluc
icly ii c frit , cicil, l it" ai l ;,iist iiticir
ntw iii mc cliiia. mcnl I iiavic yct Io iiccmr
If I ,t y p? li "li "li ir is Iv o1."C.. c kinglll.
t111 1t rIt;h ;, all 1' "t, , ""t1h' t',Sll .l td I ilrl hlr..
II.l( Ior tIoy -.·1(· oI al , il ' 111tin ,' ' ye .t 1 t hea
stigator of that nctive t.i niiae lao his
ciarczes alcve his own si.rnature. as I
alwiays haavit iionclucted iliy saloon asc cli
Iccll-nly ai any man coull,.
T'l'he; , is a l o iin or itw i ll this ,vicilt
who hlacve a spite against hu. foir what
llncv. I cl cat c ciiknow, and itine of them
lucas heacrId to iay if tlhere was anh y way Ili
-bread:" civor Irive cii out ..f here
h" uii ,'llt do $o. lcd I kt ',tic , dins Ieiic
lrying to chl .n etcr sine,. ail thr iwhvin
rtiatter has arisen tirtough a httlo. pehti
spit,. I lily any elan t l say- I ever tar
bccr t l any cisrii tcit},ble characters ariunli
han r a. , frcla Ithei r siie of tcil. lin..
anl I lanii that I i io i u c elii cat d
itlc coii.li al it t l hni iit a s iu, it . fi,, h1 I
'T'hankin _ for vycr valuic i. span,
Iiia. hre - tif.lly ythr,.
II t .ll 1. Ku,
ý i,. i in. al> i.ai. I t. I I: rha
Pnli r L:r.r t a t h l i.'h, t ' |I o- L,e Mlolntlal l
Ce ler--A Nt I - e Itr I:-.toial.
\\W'c rk is .rretassug rid at tice
oIston '\ .1, tuanac sneltir. Thle Stilwell
, I c-i * I. - ltu al fafrtur . i-ota~uc ny of
Ilayti. Ohio. haye Iee.n at work for
tnmel wt'tIkc placing in lsjiticn in the
power hoeia thrlc.e of their Victor Turb
otIe wah,,ls. 'l'hch last was placed yester
day and ( h;.. Ihcwi"i. who has had charge
of the work. will leave in ia day aor two
for lDayton. Thie is the sanc' company
I that supplied the wheels fir tlce Electric
Light company.
.A large fArce tof cacrpenters arre at work
on th lnew l melt*er now being erected
just Ibelow the encceantrat.r. putting in
the windowls. .\c showing the' size of
this one Iuilcling it imay lbte remacrked
that it ccltli-i' will contain ehlevt'n hundred
windows. If that dles not ilnlicate that
the c.'mpany is luthlingone of the largestl
smi*lters in tihlt warlI nothinilci dclIes.
()lite of tlice worktetn at the s iicte ter
.'a seriausll icnjureil e.iste.rda) eIamornling
by a fallineg rock, h1:,,. striking him on
the' huek if the I- ', . Iructured his skull.
li. wasi tHakeen lioie bi t afterwards re
ilve, d to, lhie gene'ral hospital. It will
lIe' t c,.,c.sury to tri.ph in- in oerdelr to
relie.e the pressure of thie fraecture'l
hlii' en tle' brain. The physician in
charge is te:l prep'are'l tre say what will
be telt- ,,utco'e- of the injury but the,
ee c is reg, "ele' l ais slerious oeti'.
F'riday aie* of the workncin at the
.le.trilc lighlt 1l..er heiusc had oe.l sion
to geo unllder tlte' buil'linig to acIl;ke' scaila'w
repairs. For this purpoc' h,' used ai
raft k,-pt inl the tail r -i'a Ir e,,ircv'e oni
s clt ' cih ell ills. in sIIIIe \way lIc' I( raft
cIgot ac iay with t ie ailll anll shol t eout of.,
thei tail race intl lt-h ralicls of" thei rivel
anll began a i t t (l il.e' n the' clirtatllr
l-'rtunatel. it pac sel m ar a 1,1h -itf ice'
anid thel i ln, y a dcIc e ' l',rt lIeap.
su e.. ted i e icn g ctig clll of ahli craft.
reaching the sholre safe bue t ia ry badliy
frightened. lie' had i a lcirr t''sc c apse
from ani in vo ntar ei isit to lice lainhlilow
1I11 U1) ' O Ti ll'; ItAll& I.
Fred e t- a iee K irie- Wihil ie lin i teie-Cre' the
t'olunc a IIe.nplttal.
.A neacI' clale'd Fre'. I 1 \awho C ic eicce'
Ctownc rec'''ntiiy fro e rI, esh t. a cich. wni
taken sick at the (tc',nccrc'itial hotel last
Friday.v . I. h'e t ctcnsiderahly weorse
haturday ;adI It wasc evedeclnt heI wouldi
hai''e a svcc r-ll't attlak ocf lilpneumonia, caci
utpplication was lllmade t'o lione of the
ccounty physicians to remove him to tlhe
iclunty hospital. 'lT'he dctor said a per
mit woul have to Ie Icbtlnnedl from the
audlitor and that the man was toe ill to
lbe ren,\ed laut nevertheless one Will.
Scnith, who said he was a friend of the
sick mean. got a hack Sunday morning
anI putting the man ill it started for the'
lhospital. The ptIar fellow died before
reI'chiIn tIhere and was lburied that
afternoonlc ac a pauper.
It has since been learned that he had
ctheck foer *1(1) in his pocket and is satl
to havcc left money in a bank here.
It was an unfortunate affair all around
andi plainly demonstrates that there
shIoul be a place provided in the city
wihere friendless and needy sick poople
can be given proper attention without
cgoilng way out to the poor house.
Diaries for 18'2 and Office Supplies at
l'alkin's book store.
Netlee to Travelers.
Messrs. Chamberlain Bros. wish to
announce to the traveling public that
they have resumed active management
of the Armington hotel at Armington
and will be pleased to see all old friends.
Ample accommodations offered for tray.
sling men. l0t-tf.