Daily Yellowstone Journal (Miles City, Mont.)
December 27, 1882

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DAILY YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL, VOLUME i. NO. 6o. MILES CITY, MONTANA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER s7, sis. PRICE TEN CENTS. THE DAILY JOURNAL rn, O0"rS.5 Paper f Cuwar tcbb.sw. Every Morning Except Monday. TM DAlLY JOI'uALCrtWOis5N MuuIMM4 Prom hin Mili etty, and Ii the only papr In ra Mostl that r'eedt bltisuu CI sphic ropurlo. Terms of Subcription: BY MAII.-IN AIWVAMiC3-! 5TAG PAID. Rally Editi.. one year.... ....$1.00 ally EditIon. ix mnlth"....................... 10.U hily dItkon. three iseths SW TO CITY BU310CRISKD3I. Dy Carrder, Every )urnlng. MI D cu. Per wes. WE.KLY EDITION. rrsua ths 1111 M Mambo 1.8 ftee Neathu..............~.......~.... Advrtising Rates. we... 1 Dy....... t'. 3.00 41 5. I.I0 14.S 305 1 Dley.... 00.0 '7I 7!t01 1.J).11 10.00 21o0 8 Day.......1 5. 0.1.114.40' W~A. *1.00 31.00 1 Meek.. i5.0v 6.'.I l't."i IG.EI K11.ihi 14.110 36.0S Weeks..... ;.'K5 15.1011 1.'.gi LU.ItJ.l *L) 45.0 3 Weeks K(59lI.4. 9 llnv* 3.I0 I 55k) 1,0.00 I M e a th I t.. 1 1 .01 i I.( 'i.) .I t .I M i 4 0 0 4 0. 0 0 1 Mouths... 16']I **I(J 1'2.'1' 5011.4k)V 4 Months....?:.'.1 ::U.'.1 4(.'51 il).lI* t1.'10 4.0t0 1M1.00 Local maitins"-I iftwn c(.nts per line for fIrst and tea t.a per Hhtw for .*5.I .~I...taqI5bt lneet'em.. WrIt. spa thtrty cents it line. W. S. INSIOT. PbUeku.. JuI liNYA I. III' 11.1)1 NH. BUSINESS C4RDS. Am. is. tL mid NS u NhPlhMo. AXDREW F. Fll'ItL F1.H. AllT111:%\Y-.\T-LAW. C LUtI It. m. II. C5 P'It ricliji *NI3 tB('IUOW. (Ne t ('ity Drug Wcon. JJAY W, fi. e p'IltY l'IAN AXI) Iii 501 (4. below th. Journal Deriding, Mam Stlreet. `%AM~ WI.LU Attainrny it Law. YWlligs, T. 8A PUtkr In all wuas of Iih Terrtlr. I VJEH PRIlCE. TAI R OFI1n ZC. Mu.m CitY. MOMA WA. laelmnetlun on the lans an Yeas le d apeay. aseus" Tuned. IRST NATIONAL BANK MILES CITY, M. T. JOS. LEKIHTON, PRESIDENT. RICH'D 1. STOWER, CASHIER. Authorized (Cupital, 250,000. Paid up CA&t1l1, 5.,U0O. [iIRIETUBS: i. Jrt ilvrs: JOB. I.litrrot)N, RICHt. E. WToWPR. ALMN;), MVKKu, WK. H. Geraniii. Us. MI. MIaLEN, J<flNJ. (JUKAA. JAs. S. limm8iqN, U. M. A. <*t-rn~mensse: (aMama No"Unal hank. New Ywtk Cit. Merckhnts Loaw sd Trust C., Ch MAoIhauL.s X maal Baut, t. a. M .l CREEDMOOR ARMORY A. D. McAUSLAND, Uins Ammunition OF EVERY DICRIPTION URAVV AND RBUULAR SGUAR'Y8 3PLB We ea put ma up srem 1 mo lS pean witlh Aemil"em Mternls if Wmed. w We Guarantee our Work mob. M04, ms oft. UION NAIL SALOON am.q mmws OPEN DAY AND NICHT ^p AqmI, Pro. .w4lfw X»^ I^^JBJ TELEGRAMS,. TiE WORLS W KEMr.s Is Gathered by the Manipu lators of the Telegraphic Instruments And Transmitted to the Readers of the Journal this Morning. A Father Kills His Two Children and Then Tries to Destroy Himself and Wife. Judge Lynch Comes to the Front in San Francisco and Makes Quick Work. Railroad Accident and Boiler Explosion in Massachusetts With Serious Results. Taken All in All, the Last Week of the Year Goes Out With a Bad Record. MIING,. Borrow, Mass., Dec. 28.-Chm. Acy mour, theatri(cl nasuager, is nisling since Friday uight. aILnOADn NWocKL NeW Yoow, Dec. 9.-Norternem Pa clic 481, prrferrea 84 t. L'aul, Mnu neapull MIaniton 144i. WAst uIdlAsu. PANAMA, Dee. l.-Peace negota tions between Bolivia and Chills has been broken off, and war declared. COnMIasI wsns UWrmaInn. Mloln'uwaaY, Ala., be.. 2.--AII quiet at Oelika. The wherilt has for.e sunk4lent ti, uinltaliin order and sus lain the ulualJsiwoara. DAMAUND COrrOX. SAVANNAH, Us., bee.;m'.-A fire Iin Wellnujma's warehouse. corner of kWy sand Price streets, dumuageul mooN bales of cotton; about-44 per etlid hinuralace. WILLL ORAT& WASINGTNOTN, Dee. ~W-WM. M. Evartm aecepim all iIIvit.tioni or the joint comiihttee~ or congress it, Nvw burg, New York cessteanuial, to deliver tine oration. INTANDIED. PHILADELPHIA, be~c. 26.-Officer Jomweji Jarvam wasn probably lataily stabbed. while disliorsiuig a lot of roughs at Uiraazd slid Leymard Atreetas, on Chriatiluam night. RECEIVER APPOINTZED. *Rocuskwrxkt, N. Y., bee. zt.-Premsi deeii Aikisnanun, of the commaiercial Bank, has been alsuisohdrd retwi.ver of' the City Batik oi ktuchiseter, and his bond fixed at $110,4Wus. MARKETS Nmw YotK, beec. =~-Moitey, r(C*8; Clooed, oflivedq, 04aj. Plurins msterchmiats ipe~r, OQ(5n; %terliing exchlanalge, bank a-ri' bills, isteiady,4NI;- sterliiug ex chanage, demand, ib.I IMULT OF CAIRDS. KNOXVILL1, ictaim., Lk%-. A6-MaL thiew I'rxnviel atud ',ý ahliam Mont Ioeyhuht lmat slight Ovex a aI l 01 414411;o. bx iiulgomery uwmd akishe, asnd Pi'tiouai~il a pilatl. Mountgomaery w~a allot fit-mi. ST. Losu is, liee. ad -A private dia patchloania beeni reoeived heft vsitaing that a conflict t~ook Place between the hostile hiselons ,of thne Urtek ludian. sisear Muukanja, but the reouil. Is ntau stated. 098LXP ANOTUME MU01TM L~upu Due. SO.-Locah iMkAJ atad oboe eourte. ~lat wotrk 40g-IS TOOK5 m OWN UVU, hlu'rm,; jLg, S.-HM*r Knahahi, 1111L -fi~ve y~6=01 at r Mis iza130 aSuskbmax or s saot hii tM Hilkt howma.~ IP hh meaw W" at hill reesv~y. Two Nam FBARgam BK hIS I)S -Te" omhsub We. FAt"uiWi Vbad S.. g e 011111 SI IKOLOAD AUMD. Nxw YollK. Dee. go.-The match igam of rockets Ifr the chalmpioahip of the world and $6iu. between Jo.pph Gray, English chanmplon, and Henry Brooki, champion of America, was won by Gray. D owNsD. Manarox, Ont., LDe. 2&L-Besse Bye, aged 16 yes, and her slster. ag(ed 10, were drowned today. The young er one attemlted to rescue the olther, who had broke through the iee. They were skating on the anal. WASHInoTro, Dec. e.--t3cretary Chandler say that it is not true that he has deided to eloe any more navy yard.. However. plans lor reducing expenditures in the cvil departments of the navy yards will be announced at w early dsy. WlrW3 DIICAUSTI. WasmIxoao Dee. 2S.-Upper M. simippi and Misouri valleys, biJr fillowed by coldt weather, north erly to easterly wleds sad shifting to went and aIsuth, followed by aslghtly fhling tmarmneter, stationary or slight rise ila tenmperature. INDIANA MmlNXATION. INDIANAPOLIS, laid., Dec. 26.-The democratec committee of the ninth congrsrional district met in the city toUday and aominated Judge Ward, º-on re.imniaa elect to All the vacancy n.ade by the death of Hon. (odlove i. OOD UEOWUIJ. PHrLADutLPrIA, Pa., Dec. 6. ta.teuasent oarll the lines of the Penn as Ivania rnlrNad oai mlany east of Pitt burg said Erie for November, IlIIII, compared with mane month in 1N81, shows an increem in grus earnings oa l."8.810; increawe of expenre $:1, 6L0; Increuae of net earnllgs $14,2I1.82. INDIANS VPOVIUDD !OS. WAsmIa rorx, Dee. 2.-The presi dent has leaied an executive order set ting apart certain lands in Dakota ter I tory, for the Turtle Mountain bund of usippewa Iudians, and oilier Indians of the Chippewa tribe, as sone of the nlaterior may see ft to .tle: thereon. IOVmIUN WICKIUDMIg NwW ORLLtAN, Ia, Dee. M2.-A nme.-I.nmoervcI Monroe, Louisiana, special say.: Gin house and other out buildings on the plantation of George Miller was burned by an lacendiary. No- insurance. Win. Brown has been arrestd. At Gill's Etepss last lt Jobhn Booth shot Iaur men, two uly. IOtN MANUFACTUARUU. PirrTrms Pa., Dec. 26.-A meet ing of pig tris maiuinulactlurerm will lie hIeld lo-norrow fur the purpmune of forming a protective amclatiou. Be Are adjournnuisit, action iu to be taken to aecure a mure eiuitalble rutes on tarifftthtman that recomunitended by conm mimniniu. Another matter to conse up for etolenturnt will be the queetion lkiking to the reduction of prict. on ore Bo01.z KXPLOsIOx. NORTH ADANI MUm., Ike. 28.-At Hartwellville to-dl, while Fred Wil. liamus and Marnhal aMon wiere looking o(in at an engine, the bIoiler exploded and they were both instantly killed, their bodies being terribly nuangled. The head of the boelier went into a chair factory mdjolesing. Trie boiler lhouwe wan demolislied. The chair fa1 tory was badly damaged, and thirty tons of nicks removed three rod', and a boy lifted intlo the air and carried about four rods. OVMY ON TIN3 8IRiR.. EAmT LIVEKRPOL, Ohio, Dec. 28. In view of tiedturbeld coudtlUon ofaf lair growing out of Uime pottear trike, Mayor Burges hs IMue a pm cleuaa tion that all perMionsaaemnblln on tlie streets or highways, unlawilly mon gregatiig Iu buidings, or insulting cltizelei puMrsuing their work, will be arrmted and dealt with according to law. Extra police have been sworn In, and with the regular force, feel cimn dent to ouutrol any disturbance that may aria. ceaiSrrAs MOWs. COLUMBUS, Us, Deu. A.-A Christ nmas day diliculty occurred at Tnoy, Ala., In whleh (teure Formal shut d02 Frs k Mollywel Sernal sbots Weft ar t by p"rhi s 1sajt only one tooke eliet. *he difelalk grew out of an old feud. Both sparitse are welil-knowu buslasm ueen. 'he trag edy caused oonailable exclieweut KAVANxNAK, 0Us., 1w.0 -Wil. H. Otte, having quarreled withl JiMph ttHles at Way Cass, tlIS cut Ottem's thant. tb weem colored. Mollie Makerb: m1istau, pokably WeUy abt Wun. bavI, alae mlorci VADIRD HOTEL FARGO, Die. MIL-'Tday a specolal We "a 111 1111 'E m Vdte wege 10 the Atrs.rwas PT ,x wsac as. MatwDux, Coau., Ike. ?.-An at. tept wasmanade to wreck the three o'clock aeeurumodatio train out of New York; about two miles below this city by a tie being pleod on the track. It enurled up wuder the for ward trucks of the krronotive and brmouht the train, which was runn ling at rate o ,f s.d, to I tandstll with alnralog m ddnee but with out doing damage. Not far i.hind (tme the liWited exprel train for Boston, the htest tniu on the road, and des.ite the asials of the brake men it was not t.rOe than a train's leng h from he aco(nuodatlion taln, when it was stpped with sucw abrup nes that It almost threw the psrnea Sem out of their esatrs. Ps of bou trainus were gretly exd TM EKiourAUY DICOINe. Naw Yona, Dec. Si.-The commit on grain, of tht pruduce eu p, p ave .erdit .-day upon polats In the comtroversy between ane So, and Rusted Haseltoo, the auter in issue arising out of the late corner In grain. The deciiou atated that dellv eries were made in accord with the rules of the produra exchange, aad that Hunted Hatelton must pay Lane Ron the anmount claibed, S$13 836, with interest from Novemober. 18~ý. That the charges of.fraud an conspiracy against Lane Hon had not been sustalned, but that 16,182 bushels of corn orlginally purchased for shipment by Lane oR, and not shipped, having been delivered by them in gralll reloept.. Lae LA oa shall pay Huston Haeltna$ 4,4 with interest from November it, I, being the dlibrence between the prJIe paid by Lane Son to RHuted Haselton and setling the priee as the day of delvery. CAIYT= KAIUU. CRICAGO, Des. .--Hugs-reeelpts 11,000; shipment., 1,000. Active ond ste.r, 10 iower, common to i mixed, LUS?8.10; heavy, .0 light, S.AK U.1; skips., L1 fairly active, steady on rable quail. ties, general market dull and urastls iI flctory; fany beeves. L igond to choice skhi a y1O common to medium 4 0 y1co0; uder able numberof late arrival not soaid; stockers and feedensm lo60(4.; ashe reeipts,, 0(, shipments, 2,100 amUve shipper. and local butdk.er ylg rather freely, values not quotbl altered, conamon to I* butcbering .000(.7l medium to ood 4.0(4.7$; choice to extra 4.40(- S. Sheep-re. aelpe t, d4lpmm I emsee to Ifr 204,, mixed a; medium to ood 3 0o45; chicde toextra 41U.47. The Journal cable reports market steady at Liverpool. For A -ersan teek steen.. 6lec; sheep, 17(Ilets. JUDGEi LTNCW. SAN FRAxiMNco, Iw. aS.-A G0obe dispatl h snys, that in a Naloon at Pio.eer, Wim. Hartley stepped up to tlie bar to take a drink, when Tomni Kerr, without provocition, kisocked him down. Kerr then drew a pistol and Paying, "Young fellow, now I've got you," placed the pistol at his lreahst and fired, killing him Instantly. Kerr was disarmed. and a Jury of twelve held an Informal trial. Kerr asked for an bour's time to arrange his businesm In, anid sat down and with perfect onolnes wrote to his mother at Lelugton, Il., requesting all his ef frcts to be giveu to her, and then asked for several drinks. The citlesan then took him out to a sycamore tree. He then made a few remarks, conbfewiug the killing ofa veral men. They drew him up at once, and then let him down; he thes mske4 periiltakel to take off his Imots, sayhig "He did not want to die with his batin o." This requeit was gra..tedl, and he was wthe swauig uj. The body was out down this nmiorning. Bfanrmraiss, Mau., Dec. U.-Mer rianm A. Montgomery, about 3 yeas old, shot lisi two little children at Packardville, nar Ambert, this mnorulug, Instantl killing Gsige, alx years old, asid prulahly hafly waned g Eva, four year' old. Montgomery had not livled with his wife for eight nionthe, having her thnrough Jealuay, and she made her bouar with her lather. Horatio Larh, a bramer. Mont gonery visited her fmily baturdnay anil remained until today. ThbIs morning he asked his wle If &M would live with him, aWd hbe meftmed. He Immediately went out to wher. the children were playing ad hat* theme. HeU Shen tried o ulhoot his wife sad her lather, but wva overpowwred by latter aisd kepsin O ieus huae ti e shitri came. He was shim Ias toirNeth a= on,*dd not guity, and waa ea to WL He &m M drntik, sadM says he dus e4 remsember he falty Mae b, was &A ovioAIS I M"ft-t -t e5 apring sad Mtteis alew jfemB. The ,m e ek .Id all bo fO L. NADO, -DEALER IN GROCERIES PROVISIONS, AMs fatll Ue dof Gets' Furnluhg Gms sad Hunters Supplies Ci Drug Store, Dr. LEBCHER, 8MOKING CA$, VA8S, BO'! LIQUOB8 R CIOAMS. p Rrll )lIr~ (wIIC uku· Illes ity& Sealh Stag. U.., Cobawftg at UpwM wbh with dgus Doily $cape 1 DE):ADWOOfl, :aY" Imfwnai pay I Kda Swad, Mika Ckty, M. T. COAL! it b~u~i~ ~W WOOpItIL Dian ~a=w ,5OW Ao W INU

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THE DAILY JOURNAL MILrT CITY. MONTANA. Wednesday, December it. es. liE O)FFICIAL PAPER OF CUSTER CO'UNTY. r~ bills agala TRE YVtI.owoa~tt Jor.NAL, ,,utreted by ~y of thl emplosof maid paper. or ,.nters, will e ierttarnd unle aeem.maed V a, written order signed by the pmblsher. The 4ltur of THE SIr.LowTroIR JOUlnAL Is .tC reneon.ible for any of the opiluone or atter a 'icen of its. orrepundenta. .ntlce it hereby given to all concerr4d that Tut .LLoWSToKI JoI'tNAL holds the contract .om itsr governor of Montana it do all printing and a .lrenlalg of whatever mature chargealeo toCe a,-r counti and also I the deilgnated and cniy Ip.ar in tlwster counlty in which .riese by publi Satloa cat, he iepiMy made. Iegl notices pub Ji.hbd in other papers of (luserequnty atm wend and worthis, ha buer decided by the aeorts of M natanlta. The story telegraphed all over the .ountry that Secretary Lincoln had furnimhed the Marquis of Lorne and IPrinees Louise a guard on account of, I'enian threats ansldet their lives, Is entirely without foundation, Col. Tourtellette, of the United statesanny. who has been playing flunky, and lackey, to the royal pair in their pilt gimage through the country, was utfraid of Indians and not Fenians, and asked am eseort of ter men to protect the party. The detail was made on the request of acaptain and Irevet colonel of the United States army, who has neither manly dignity or good sense enough to keep from dhlgraelng the uniform he wears. There is a wide difference between the dignified courtesy and generous hos pitality for which the omicers of our army are distinguished, and the au lierservient toadyismof the aggregious wa, who Is not only disgusting his I rother omoers, but the nat.On gener ally. by playing Anotman and card re reiver for English nobility. THe close of the year sees the gap in the Northern PaNlfie lallrond reduoed to 300 miles, which it is expected wlHl be filled up. by the end of the com 1mny's fiscal year, June :W(th, 1tt3. The earnia of the road even now ex rwed the expectations of Its friends, and with the through business it will !,ave upon conmpletlon, It can hardly tall to make satifaetory r.tunns to itl stockholders of Ibnth clasues. The ,omitpletion of penlding negotiations for a large block of the coniapivy's land will reduce the amount of outhtasnding preferred stock to less than thirty niil. Hons, upon which dividends cant, Inl till probability, be wgularly pItld .arons now on, and should the conpleted roed yield a revenue proportional to what the present niileage loes, the time is not hr distant wheni the coin soon stock will also yield a regular int tnuae to Its holders. Recently the de pressions in the whole stc*k market has had its effect on this, as well us 'ther stocks of lesas ntrinsic value anid it haa declined somnewhsat, giving throe who wish, an opportunity to tbay nflre advantageously than they could have dlone a short time ago. Shooting aera)s along the end of the track seenl to be or frequent ocrur renne. We publish this morning anl aHcount of the shooting at Billing., and from the Post we find the follow i tng aecount of an aflkir further up the line. It mays: "Wm. IBuckley was ,wccdently shot in a railrimd camrlp a i',w miles heyond Livingston, on Mat orday night, by James Enwrson. It seems some disturbance occurtd in the mnap over somne trifling affair, and ,luring the exicitement a six-shooter was accidntly dismharged, the fall taking efiect bekw the unfortunate nman's left eye and "aime ou, on the left side of i.s neck. The wound did not appear hftal at the time, and lie was put on the first euast-ound train to I-e taken to the plet hospital at Fort Keogh. Wheni the train atrlved at IWlling he ww liet at the Northern Patle mrilroad h.mital over night, and in the morning lie was talken on the train, but expirel before reaching K(egh. Becrkly wo,, fromn Illinois, ,nd was a grader on the railway. lie was about ty-4thre year" of age." Yt me dhe As *i e is" Pen d'" Odelle lake is eaistamnly ue ported to be 0 miles long, but 8uler latendet FIrdyce states that It is 4. miles; tntles al this lanm es being .4 of the brIdge and ,tmlls wrt. l .MIOuKAPC 04 i no w watlr. Is .,ntlertbh d asqlle wide. 'Ihe Ihat.r e Iutg on a whhir the ff Epo Ins ribsth I Ill is ummk,1 th h 4 phet b ,1m d or o. DAILY AND WErKLY. TIE YELLOWS'TNE JNINAL A TYPICAL W BTERN PAPER. As the dawn of a New Year approaches a pat cmae of the laboriag people in the oeweverwded eastern cities ae seeking information of the OGlden Nerthwest. with its boundless prairies of untold ferillity, with ts millions of ares of vacant goverunent land awaiting claimants, with its towering mountalma, hills and productive valleys, dotted here and thee with the prosperous racaih man's cabin, the blls and plains covered wth thousmlns upen thmuands of fine cattle, ea herd representing a bengts. contentedly muneelng the noerishlug grasses which the country is farmes and where better ca such Infonnrmati he otalmaed t san throgh the columns of a representative new paper,uch a iLs the YUL.LOaTSUE JSUAmL, published I. the very heat of the land "Whern Cattle is Klag." sad at the gteaeet cattle shil*Pi"g point la the New Noethwest-Miles City. The asI10 Ygefewinuim JseemI is alarge u r-papadlight eoleum paper ed with all the mne the tMsd l a condensed and pithy Srm, besidesan L aumm fend of information of this glorious ematry, 'peciall adapted for the landseeker, hoemeeker, and the capitalist, seeking proftable invetment of his lucre a the west. As an advertising medium it has as super.er in Mea t a a o r la ti b ~m t h w e s Terms of Weekly Subscriptiom: One Year. II Adv e............. .................4.00 Aix Months 2. Thnee Months.................... 1.O Saleg Copls 10 e Tre efll Yellwslm Jeresmi Issued eery meaning, Monday eseepted, is the het daily newspaper ln Menta. It centrols the fraacbis of the Western Aseeiatd Prees, thereby enabling it to furnish its readers every morning with th doings of the world of the day berfor. o gather with the stock and general markets of the east u well as at home. .Daily Subscription Rates: One Year, I advance ................................I1.0 zix Methe................................10............00 hree ths l 6.0 Om wree, doheled in say part of the elty.. 0 AdUmre. W. i. KNIOSr, P .lubsv, Journal Building, Miles City, Montana. Nathan's Bazaar, Om Pm.Use m d li.,. REkDY"IAIDE WEARa -e 101, -onn Immenne stock of all kinds of Ladies Heir wleshes e. Fancy Goods, Etc. Ladies are invited to call and examine any trock No troub: tu shobw ugod. M Stebbiis, lnsd Co. BANKERS MILUES IT r IO MfTANA. Transact a General Banking Business EXCI-IA GE O0 all Ihe Principal Citles of the ULited Sw'lase aM Europe. Interes Allowed on Time Deposits. Collections made a Specialty Ce.s nepdescseolicited. 49 l pJ. .LEMAM, .eabler. L.EVI'S Firopoee His'am nt -j Open Day Eight 1 4tts PuqaOe i: BRANDENBURG Vane ASKEN Wholeu sa Retail MEAT MARKET Maja Street. mlem City. Always on hand a Chloee .clectlen of Beef, Mutton Pork t.iL. KIN~~M "4 Same in Season. Spelal Atteath Gav O N.te 0.e1 flr vei B. ULLMAN, DEALER IN Pumps of all Kinds ook, Pp.. Dras. and Ire. lttng.s, PUMPS SET AND BEPAIBED, General Repairs In all kinds of Machinery Done iShop, Sixth Street, letween Main and Bridge, ilea City, N. T. I1I A. E. BAIRD, Contractor and Builder zILES CITY, X. T. Work dome a sbortut notbse.l dstir betioa guanate OFFICE AND SHOP: 1 On Bridge Street near Seventh )ArQig Rlc Yortjn, Claa. A. Dassa, Post Traders, Fermerly Palmer Fort Kfth, Montas, and Leland lotels Tea rltory. Chicapo, Ill. INTIF-ICIAN HOTEL, HALF BOCIK FROM THU DBPOT, acgqemn, T0ong a D..,g m~ orw, in..r, .O Y,,I TM.T C, W. SAVAGE SONS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRY GOODS, Our Stock is by far the Largest IN EASTERN MONTANA. And is Complete in Every Department.. Cattle Men and Ranchers! .----re N tm n Fioemwm ogam-. We have Recoived a new lot of FINE CLOTHINC Geits' Fnisli Goo a s, CI, BOOTS AND SHOES, Ladies will Find an Elegant Line of Staple and Fancy Dy Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper, and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, ETC. ---L----ii L--= Harman, IM.es.t Co's ;a s Ba ,4 ,,ante 1*

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F. A. ROUTHIER, CONTRACTOR And Builder, mUMs MY... I elTANl ESTMATES AmN PLANS I.rtabhe fer Building all klMad of It Meturt, elther Stne. Brick or Lumber. I am alw plrepaed to Furnish at Bbortet NetIve 1 BUBBIL C ASgKTS. UNDETAEKTG BB~ET OTT.lCI MAss trauE.T, Msu. n CITY, M. T. Wholemale and Retail IDealer in and Manufactuarer of HARNESS &SADDLES, it,.und and Flat Bridle FiIllingu, Ivory and Horn Mlartingale Rlngn, Repairing ltone on short notice. 4 -If ERNEI (iotrrLtn't. W.A. BURLEIGIH, Jr --WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN GROCERIESI Dy Goods, Hats, Caps, Etc1 -ALSO A LARGE STOCK OfP OROCKERYAGMPWARE Ranohmen and Hunters Outs, Wa Paper, reS, Feod, IEM It BMt u {•ý J 7 s, Thl now and .entraly ha Ilaut l hLua b uplned to the public for badsin. E Jas.dLobrough R PROPRIETOR. C Newly Furnished. Table Unexcelled A Reasonable Rates N Everything First Class T Are among the many idvantagrs armd to the ptru"s this home. 27 S THE DAILY JOURNAL DAILY AND WK3KLY. Wednesday, December s, ias. AMITIO TmELaI WANTSYL.ANe PonrarwR WAV sumnrr oN, Dee. u.r-Represen tative Paymon, of lillnosl, a member of the house committee on Judiieary,wiho has taken a very active part In the matter of lapsedland la grants, and who hasI declared himself in favor of forfeits ing all unearned lands, is devoting the holiday recess in coll'eting addi tional details bearing on the subject. At the departnment of the interior Sto-day he ascertained that the Oregmn Central road Ias coanstructed but very few mliles. of rnod, and it con trols upwards of one and one-half milliona of acres of lalt Ibetween Port-. land and Astoria upon wihich settler are very desirous of entering. With a view of throwing this land open to settlement, unlder the homestead law, Paymon lia lprepared a resolution de-, claring the same forfeited, and hopes to have it acted upon by the house judiciary comnittee at the next meeting. In conversation to-day on the general question of forfeiture of land grants, Pa.son said the Indica tions were quite ivroralie br the oon idsration of the suljbjut in the house the adjournment of the semlor. m Isioner Price is quite indignant at the stories to the efiCet that le is interested in the tritaMsportatio of sup plies to Pine Ridge agency. He says no relative of his is connected with such transportation. -IIIgIElgVI DIM ItalUR UNfoIrowTN, Pa., Dec. 6.-It is re ported that the cause of the shooting of Cap. Nutt, by Hon. N. L. Duke, was the refusal of the latter to marry Nutt's daughter, after having ruined her. The aflkir has created a preofe.m d sensation and in the theme of conver sUaton. Members of the tar of i'a. ette county met this morning and wssed a remAlution of condolence. The funeral of Cap. Nutt took place at I o'clock p. m., and was attended by a comnpuny of the 10th regiment, mem hern of the bar, grand army, and Ma mlnic fraternity, who had charge of the burial exercises. The banks and all phuys of husiness were closed. The, condition of Mrs. Nutt is regarded as I critlcal, and great fesars are entertaied for her daughter. Pamnrrrsum, Pa., Dec. 26.-A later disgltch says: "Intense feeling against I Duke halus developed within tie last twenty-four hours, it being pretty clearly shown that he has been beg ging off for some time, and had pre Moed a meeting at the hotel on I4un day for a settlement of the dimculty. No marks of violenteare visible on his person, while Nutt had cuts and ruises on face and arms. Itis quietly hinted that there is a prospect of citi sets taking the law into r own hands. INSURANCE. Wm. H. OXLEY, -AGENT FO. Liverpool, London,Globe INSURANCE COMPANY. P13E1 I FIl IS. CO. OF BROOKLYN, NEW YOU. Anesican Central INSURANCB COMPANY, OF BT. LOUIS, MO. Lrlre Rinks 8ollelted oa DwellUa, Honushold Goods and Prefered St.ok.. Ore wit C. W. favap Co, Corner o Main ad Sith rea.n, Niles City. I HIOTEL, Bug ar&4t #acr E..I*.ll, .4 &w hT Acorn Stoves and Ranges "RESTLESS AND CEASELESS." a p; JACKSON WAGONS 2lloinsic Sevini 11inac*Ra te lIe Leighton, Jordan.& Co, MATq' STREET, Whefes aind OlWM aealms CROCERIES! PROVISIONS,

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THE DAILY JOURNAL Wmimeb r, D..ElMbu 97, z$ Yb. DAILY JtNAL .a be peursea m 17 srerts r M errr swi~iy rawer RAPt geaR Come I umr tem Tom wkW.. Smie'YoB1A~..AT."Pm Wef bsm. st ml s .r CWtmn RIT. U. U. Dotwum. Ps m. CATHOLUC CHIRCH. m flmeStr. ernest STroth. Rm. Lmimslth, Pa"r. l 1rcorr, CHURCH, M. Harrill p.Mlw l roue. Mr 11 A. mL· Cbpsl ON Yalaer toast P rr£ YTIRRIAX CHUECH. Srytese will e hed in the new Hlldg .1 Cod. (lmes Maml rseset. meet Jseu s.XL g. Prwcills. M 11*3. M eeabhcOsl mMA.L CIOInes mimi almaper eeuImIb /csld. H. P. J.INUAUL. Pager. Atrivl and Dparture of MaI. besets mell ghew t 2:41p. i. Weems mellt seM 1:15pWm. Faller. malt attivc. M 1%:M p. U. WKeerm mail rnlceet Sill p. M. CITY ITBES The County Commilsioun meet to The Jail is receiving new boarders dally. The Muaopoldtau company still keepM up It. lick. Billy Turur is a xoo theatre manager. Gas on the hotel arrival, and you will My Miles City is the liv*liest town on the line of the Northern Pa cllte. II. E. Wolf has dl.iomd of his stock of liquom that he had retaibed, to J. &-hrmuer, a well known liquor dealer of Boxeman. Frank Conly, watcinjuan at the Jail. i'lalues the honor of disovering a street in the city known as Webeter street. Where is It? Dr. J. L. Jacobi, dentist, frmerly of Trenton Row Boston. and tr the peut year with the dental eomlany, of 6t. Paul, Is In eur city, with ble destal toolo, arranging for an omff Come down and see ms Christmas gift. was the genark made yesterday by a young lady to one of our young pien, who is styled as the "nobbiest looking meat market msa In town." The boys who were'out for a little thuee onJ'brirtnma are Just reovering friw the e .ects, and a great many of them are *vearilag never to touch, tawte or handle any more of Miles City' liquors. The new and handsome building he ing etp ted icxt to the United States land offce, is the property of the newly orgatilsed and chartered Diamond R. co.ilanly, and will be used for oflices Of the company. A. B. Wolf is in from his ranch on Tongue river, and reports that a very pliunt party took ,iae at the real dve of G(trgxe Cutler on Chrisamat le. Tie ranchern up Tongue river aSe lately having numerous hope, and a4e having an enjoyable time theee lkg winter eveninga. A. H. VaViVlerdea, will.give an old time re-ution at his rsideuce on New Year's Day. An Invitation is extendie to all the cltisen. who came to this part of the country in 1876. The ob ject Is to have a aucial Ume and to talk over the bright uad gloomy days of bhat memorable year. OC1. James Romebrough, proprietor of the Merchaints, has opened a bar, to Ie run In connection with him house. Wesley Morrir is in charge. Every body is familiar with the smilling face of Wte, and whenever you are in need of an eye-opener call on him. He will stra.ighten you up for the day. Thos. Irvine, Jr., our late sheriff, wan among the poor children at their Chrisutm tree, on Monday evening. Mrs. Bernrd noticed lia white curls in the crowd and seat him a stocking of pop corn. Tom has carried a "pop" so long, he was glad to get to the corn -end happy as any poor child. A. 0. Canfeuld, formerly Northern Pnliec agent her, came down from Billlnp a few day ago to spend Chlrisunai. He has accepted the Io lion as agent for the eompany at Liv aIrtgun. and has left to enter upon the diiwharge of his duties in the town that in located Ia the windiest part of the Yellowetone valley. We ommaltted to mention in our last leaue, of the arlivl la Ue city of M n. J. H. t~ a Ma l, te wli of the popu. laryougUs Der at Burtel h's store, uad ler etNr IanL Clara fuilth. M rn. Cipbeill hs heen vi.lting her friends Lor ti pat three uoaUts at Fergus FPalb, lianem t tMies Smith, cevnes l|ere on a vilt, to Ibpoue acquainted with Uie aseutry. "dy viirtur. are always weaOnnm ansng us, bow @!!e MW way W11111 nowM sMI m m s Mend«. We have Wsive4 a '"putal card' IfttetS to a N r Year's 1ll to be rA Ithe I ManlUl boum, U(kldive, ee arI t Sb 'ppear amf iven tM them are no Ils t f leadlive, we see that a rit, It em theo af t Whe enO-" psr w9 v ad W .ld IB to have n tW itarke a VCl4 4vit Uf. ie ~Ptunn to wr te yur aivtathk e lM-W" iyou wrt n$a thrll rintwd H. M. Kelly, of the firm of Dial Kelly, mauufteturenr of stock sddle, with headquaerlem t Ogden. Utah, is In the city. Mr. Kelly has been with C. H. &A ý Collins, of Cheyenne, Wyomnlag, br the past few yerr, Swhbse mdls are used by narly all the cattlemen iu the weat. Hi, virit here In the city in to look i a location to ertaliblh a branch house. He nseaks in very favorable terms of Milei City, and thlnks it will roun le colnic the main cattle shipping point of this territory and northweatern| Wyoming. The Iboy who rail under the title as dwellers of "Saint'n Rest" gave a little wine party on t'hristumal day at the Grand C ntral lotel. Thmre who im bibed freely of Mumm'p Extra Dry were Judge W. E. (otter, clerk at the hotel, and his asistant, Albert Ken nedy, H. H. (lerrish, L. Hubbell, F. McAllister, L. C. Dear, Jm. Swerd iger, Abe LeRoy, Chu. Wood, and ChaM. Littell. At one o'clock the doom of the diliug room were thrown open to the guestsby the mailing lady walters and the prty took seats at one table, where al the luxuries the market affirded In the line of eatable were served up to the party. Aman otheraamusements on Christ ma night, wa the pabr children's Clhristnas tree. They were there, plenty, all ages and sies, all saxious to secure front seats and their prewnts. Everything paud effnicely and pleas antly, and every obild went away hIppy, and all lead n their praise of "Mm. 8anta Claus." The evening's exerclHen were opened by Judge lRos, presiding at the organ, who rendered some very fine selectlon, from Moart, which were loudly applauded, show ing that the childreni uppreelate good nmjuic, as well as the older ones. Rev. Mr. Horsfall asked the children onmie very appropriate questions conacerniing Christnmas and the birth of Christ, I which all were repliet to with alacrity. The presents were then distributed. Mr. Graham, Mr. Ruoe and Mr. Ber nand aaisted Mr. Bernand in takitig the gifts rron the tree, and au each name was called, the little one came forward and got his or her gift. The presents were very nice and pretty, as well as useful. Among other thinge given to the children, were overshoes, cape, gloveaf mittens, drease for the little girls. as well as a bag of catndy and nuts for every one. The tree was loaded down and very handsonmely liglhted by candles, fgir.ig great credit and honor to the lady who so well managed the entertainment. Too much prale can nlt lie given Mr. (ould for bhlsenerosity in helping the manager along by giving her the free use of his mammoth hall. Chure serviee. The citisens of Miles City are a people of nightly religion. Few attend the mornlag services. If it was gen erally known that as muchb study was givesn by the difbrent pastors on their morning prepgratrioms as 'the evening, a fuller attendaace would be guaran teed. Last Sunday morning the 88d verse of the 16th chapter of St. John was the subject of Rev. Win. Horsfall's remarks-"And I have declared unto them Thy inae, and will declare it; that the love wherewith thine hust loved me may be In them and I in .hem." To have the Slvior's iIlace we must drink of His cup and be bap tised in His faith. It was not the fruit that Eve plucked and ate that .umed the curie upon the world, but the seeds of the desire ,,f evil in her heart. The source of sorrow is sin. How are you to appear on the Judy ment day to obtain a seat at the Iordm right? In order to obtain this ever Ulsting)oy we should clothe oursellves In purfty, lean upon His breast and obey Hls word. Have faleith in His cros, and out of this will come our salvatlons. In all time of trlibulaton, trust In Him, and abound in his works, and your labor will not be InI vain. O4ld setrs. As melis. All old settlers who were here in 1876 are requested to meet at J. J. rshaim's store, at two o'clock sharp, Monday afternoon, January 1, when they will repair in a body and eall on Hon. A. H. Van Vlierdeu, who Is one of them. Only T6er are Invited. The following named gentlenen are -muong those exected N. Borchardt, Chas. $rown, lm Burleigh, James Coleman, George Carter John Blake ey, TiI blandenburg, Frank Wester ville, J. Graham, Andrew Burleighl, Walter Burleigh, A. H. VanVlierden, Jack Johnson, Chus. Havage, J. M. Turner,Mr. Outgeuell,and many othern who calnot now be rmemebered. All are invited. eas on Us use. CharleyI OGarrett, the colored "gem men" who was titled as eoak at the later-Oeean, got up on his er before breaknst esterday morniag, and thought he could play de sinch gnmae, and poli disarded his )ar p and mdlled fr his tine. The polite and attentive waltes, Utubs and Helen, were proa.pt t. li the poalstom a e.aks and waiters at the tame the, the result being that the best meal was erved up on that eemlon u dnes the botel was started. Mmtana le a oated country ae rustlers and the lady walters t theI atsOea Smgud amplea for nothes to vesa t aemeles a by. C-l. J. U. G weuseve, o(ew Yeah S mthe eost eteer u It A. O. I Ica a one w and is puw rmo remut or sOnlma's visit to No. York Is 'K emes4 mhe Usa" et aUmugs SDe yet 8herlfHank Bloom, arr;ied I se city yesterday, tnfrom Blliln, with Jerry UCoey who lI charged with the killing r I'atrick Dwyer, at th above mentioned town, at about mldnight on Christmas Eve. We tve Ite particulars as stated to us bty Eth the pri-saer and Deputy lberiif Bloom. A JOURNA, representatlve called at the county juil last evenilg, anrd through the k adnle or the jailor, was given perminion to inlter'view the prisoner. He stated that the dimculty arose out of an old grudge whi.c Dwyer said he wished to settle, anll settle It only with a six-shooter. They were both employed as section hands on the rhilrnmud, and the shooting curred in the meetion house, both partles at th' time being under the in luence of whisky. Dwyer made sev eral gun plays on Cokvy about an hour before the shoot occurred, and which In every instance, he, (Cokey, tried'o persuade him to let up on the idea of that kind and to settle. He thought at the time that he retired to his bed, that the matter was settled, but was called on by Dwyer to comue down stairn, which at last he did, and as he came towards the head of the stairs, he encountered his enenmy who had a gun in his hand, and who made the remark that he would kill him, or words to that efbet. Whereupon Cokey pulled a 44-100 slx4hhooter and shot Dwyer twice, one ball tsaaing efbet in the stomach, the other penetrating cise to the heart. He fel to the fl.or anddied. A few ninutes afterwards Cockey was arrested by Hank Bloom but resisted for some time and flnally aeme out from behid a building, with his ands up. He had a hearing before a Blling. ju.ticeofthe peace, and was houind over to await the action of the next ter of oourt. These are the partliu lars as they were given to u., anrd until furtllher heard fronm, we have no reason Sto i ionltradlt the ltatemi.ent. ExUIWoAL )OINTs. John lyice.h, whose horses were stolen, anld who recovered them by nadvertis'ng through tile columlnis of the Jou'RNAs.. is In the city, looking brighter than a iutterfly in Junle. A. B. Curry is In the city, shaking haeld' witm lie lunumerous friend,. He is en route to Livingston, to enter inlto partershilp, ill tile Imerchandiae busi neir with nliith Haggy, formerly of Huntley. Will Stewart, of Philadelphia, Pa., has. teen in town the past two days. He was during tihe era of steanmboats inl this country before; now, however, lie comles with tile cars and goes to Livingston, to help out Station Agent Canfield withll Il work. iMr. F. L. Chamlberm, whio Just ar rived frmn thei ant to take charge of the Western U'nion Telegradph olice in this city, is one of the best operators in their nmploy, anlid the JOURNAL tllis morning pul.litiles, tile nmost complete report ever receivetd here. profitable employnltnt at this olce. Addrnw, DA IIv JocRaAl, tf Milea City, N. T. The finest asortnment of candy at W. B. Anlrewn ('o's. In pound boxes, only fltty cenlt. ftft To koerns. Skaters take notle,. Before you go skating call it McAunland' (Creed moor Anrorv and buy a iair of Peck Snyder's Anmerican club skates. 48-tf The elehratnd Mary V Stuart perfume at W. B. Andrews A to. 6Stf One thousand ueful artl.les suitable for pree.nts any day in the year, at prices whillch prove that we are cemes less and tireles toilers after trade. 86-tf MLWI& A rIIV aYL. In the name of the new first-elss i o.ter house recently opened under the First National bank.. A. Bouth's bulk oysters 7I cents per quart. 81tt Rogers Br.'. plated knives, forks and spoons at reduced prices. 45i-tf MI I.am S1TrarLI All kinds of hot drinks to suit all weather and taste artistically cam pounded at the Ieg skiloon. ltt A Donmesti sewing nachine would make a very acceptable Christmnias prwselt. It b a pleasure to use them. Call and see them 66-tt MiD n.ss A I TB vLL. DIurng the holidays Mr. Wm. E. Turner will run thme C.amololitan theatre, and will endeavor to plese you all. 5l.-0 Beef tea and hot Soteh la the favor ite drink at the ildeboard. llt Eunmine W. B. Andrews Co's. superior le of Auoy goods belre huying. Spesal holiday priose am giveu. _t glegant tolet msett entirely new very handssu and cheap at Istfl MILsm A T3raVMLL. Cboles brads of liquors at Keg amie. 1f As eat stook of poket knlves, tbile kalves ad tlks, eavil knlve sore. ad., sntlde for bod pre meats. Our mra wll fars a ms tsee o the l m. ts flips ia bar w eks. py a I-t1 s lsmh WeavLL. lliiqu e r w aS ees dnd o t Cl* bulk eyass S t m w-s o Buy. your pernme of W. B. An drews Co. They have the meet tomplete and best line of bulk goods In the city. 5e. MeSee. .t Doent.elMs. The copartnership heretobre exist. Ing between the underbigned, under the firm name of Leighton, Jordan Co. Is this day diseolved by mutual consent of the parties. All aaciunts due said firm must he paid to Joseph Leighton or Walter B. Jordan, at their offiee in Miles (ity, M. T. J~WPrPH LmIOHTx. WAT~R B. JoRDAN, MORnaR OAHM. Dated Miles City, MI. T., Dec. 1,188!. 47-tf-dw Press fse Sadle. One Washinglto 8-codumn hand printing press, formerly used in this oltiee also, about 3N0 Iaounds of bour geois Iady type and about 21) pounds of minion,.al in good order. The ma terial is sold to make room fbr our new steam iress and new dress. Will be mold chteap for cash, or time given to responsible parties. Address 4Wt PUBLIsrHm JoURMNAL. Caamt withot/ Pale sme I aef CrN Ca di t ltwty, eamL thin. ad tas Mnr. Care a vmrye. Tie ti. Prl'e Aesm. Tb samelus up re i ale d easuefatsm d emly d~.J~. R. Hda, [.r ~Iamapo Miss. ed MMby W. A .lCo.l r _d desalm Ia all klads o pleat i iles Cit, Masts... d41lthlw OYSTEROCEAN Uner 1st Nat. Bank. Carter Ly lProps. et and Lrgest took of Liquors and Cigars IN THE CITY. A. BOOTH'S OYSTERS Wholesale an Retail. IN BULK OR COOKED In Every Style a Specialty. Satisfaction is Guaranteed. wevrytblu Fres. Nalu sad NmIs. The Teoni Plhe is Tows. I CHRISTMAS. NEW YEARS. WE uIALLEINGE COIPABISON OPF IR10S. Presents I Presents Prices Lower than the Lowest -AT J.Basinski Bro. TOYS, SILVERWARE, JEWELRY,. Notions aia Fascy Goods. Call and' Eramine Goods, et Prices and Compare then wit Otu"a" By ro t W.B. ANDREWS CO. -Dealers in DRUCS Medicines, Fancy Articles TOILET GOODS:

PracrlptilQps CiAMlly Comlp.ud" D.o er Mgli. ID A C BIRAU, S. A. Ilula I eGor In our iore, where he ci be 9em6 nul*tl at any hour after 3 p. in. SPECIALTIES: FINE LIQUORS. CIGARS. FANCY GOODS. BOTTLE CORDIALS. FRENCH CONFECTIONS RF~IEMItE TlHE PLA'r: W. B. Andrews Co. Ri.N OF TlHE GOLDEN MORTAR.