THE DAILY YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL.VOLUME II. No. 303 MILES CITY. MONTANA. SUNDAY. AUGUST 31, iM4. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

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THEDAIIY JOURNALI1.. fIIe i.ul Il.er "*I ' MeV ()•Wn W.

Every Morning Except Monday.

.palati of Mile City, - - 3000.

Terms of Subcription:a 1 MA.IL--I] AbVANCE-PON•TAiE PAID..aIy Editieo , pe year................. ............. /1"t.*.: l EUdities. a ...ts................. ..... 7. '0I

4 al E4ltiel, t se Ith............... ......... ..TO CITY MUD~nIINB'IK!.

ky , merkr. Kw-ry erling, at 3a e. par w•wk.

WEEKLY EDITION.0 e Year............. ............. ........ 4. 99

S ea ... ................ . ......... ....................... .Tr.•e a ths .... ......... .... ................. I

Advertstine Rates.

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J,. .6. . 3' L4 4.00 30.00 10.00 14.00 70.001 lisp......100 400 40 a1 11.0 12.00 11.00 29.0

1'.i'***." 4.00 9.00) 4.001*10 21.00 (0.0* meek. .. .. U . 010.14.00 IMS 24.0 319.4 Weeks. ... : .00 10.0 12.00.0 *44. 7L00 41.00

Weeks.. .. 0.0012.0014. 01* 7.00 70 40.001 a.mt ... 10.1 14.0014.07.005701.0 4.0 00.4

11 1mba.... 144JL40 16* .0 74.00 42.0 31.00 00.001.UlhL.. _ Ito 00 76.0042.001.0 4.00100.08?e ~4ki h... URJ.S.I 40.00 0.0 :4.0 143.08100.41

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Am '~my purveyor. (NLV with %~Iiuism

X ATLAW AllbRE LSATW.e ,ao n buJ.4 Hi. erv orywr ow. care

Yonk "wuse..

ljnS~S ATT*W) ATOitf LAW.AW

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a CONTUACTOM.

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PEtdgIANS

J.JAY wooD NAX AV,),bIj IIOSWyrT Dul all .?,

c a WRMY DIO l T tot.All work

MW. W. aO Mai. Vked

REDUCTIONSALE.

For the nextthirty days wewill offer speci-al inducementsin Gents' oloth-ing and Furn-ishing Goodsin order tomake room fornew goods.I. Orschel & Bro.WILLIAMOUIVRTZNAY,

JA-ml I.Laud Aapl I tr Olw %Solrhim PacLIe Rail.,.ad I wi,.eiit Agsici for the {Meat Ih.lur.

rn.u.e .. HinrFurd, luogil, the I.enitulai.s, Ifams.er Jn~suran~t Ca., lb. New

VTrk l' rwrlters Aqsmc.NN York. N. '.

R KF'KR! NI'ES :

Flr"u \%atglr.,l Bank : 4l.lI,.. Neuud t l'e.,Hkllkr*.. MLC ('I(f. M. T.

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AnF Frus aA RanchusFOR 'AI.K

I, .In tciyage. silk em., Imenu. .d J.mmIIm.

Live Stock a Specialty.Partly .. eI.irieeto IwcsI Sra rum.g will .daalm

ull ary nft1aU. iamrmatlwt.

Htl~'' Ye)O NIEXT AND COLI.tTTIOS MADE

A .wmbutaba ma mmadhl a dwIlhagarnIa far as Ma hsruha.

1W4 rrmS.UdSuS.UlkWid 1l

T. B. BURLEHN,NWnda. wl* tad HriU D M-ir IN

HARDWARE

Crockery,BAME WASOWS,

JI0D DEERB PUS.Mowing Machines,

FENCE WIREStNIM mOMK MIlU.

I nT.,* imn O e ith he a h in a irUt-Uiae,I1',m~lrnn luii *llin It'hr •tlr Ihm il FIl nil-'ltM ,T1i Shop. and Ih4 IR'k Prics will tp

gie all fl.r aro ah. KI pretlfully.

T. B. BURLEIGH.MONEY SAVED

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P()1?v( ryVjY7) /M) no') 711.

CLOTHING,Rei mdI ma Nate mmd~r~ Cin. Week. heed.

D~r0-00nBalmainb . WN. WhI"na.mmd ~~ htn skid se at~ I .kI ,.Cr

pe yeurecn pr~h f Lt

A eaw plst. vcsel af stale ad busy

aioncu a Provwsions,oft pri that def~ y o tltlns..

call adj MAe you will b~.et.Idw I M~nyti~

"Ic lvW:111impm

WAR WHOOP.

Danger of Conflict With Starv-

ing Piegans in North-

west Montana.

Buffalo Route, Its exact Course

Burnt Range -Separating

Sheep and Cattle.

Montana Scenery Local Poli-

tics Railroad AccidentsHome Happenings.

The Iavalag ewrgeae.

A 4ilwMtL4l (ImHI Helena of the .14thsaysw: 'Govsrnmor I ioflhy 4ates thatthe slweelal agent spit Ily 1amma toenquirel as to the iwNtlltlsn of thePigau Iudlians has just returnedl andfisujd that thmere Indlani. of whom atlssre art- als ut .411, are flyinmg trot.,tme Alisc n( gradual narration at therate i (inle a slay. Trte agsrumisriatlonsmror tIs f*ar oslly Iser)iLlt tIhe agenit tobwrie tws psitmsi ) .r of Iw.t zal threeIsilisIw' os lad flour Ier week. whichis emstireln Iutiasicuate I'. wsqspport wellilssile. Tihe govermmoc r re*urtw ansmnmastural amnd nhmanlmmi state irthhihmstsiistlng. stiff Palls ume the'9'.errary ot the I uterlor to s~asus thercsponsmlihly i r Ioulmr full tilonsInstll 4 sngremws meets' In Ikeenmiser.

A Thvreeag.d irulea.

Yesterday private Informmtlon rsb.h-el town that an outrealk was fearedat ally naonsmlet asoleg the Indiansl at'Poplar River. At that point thbre areutne l,00m of the dusky araves, who

have for the lent year wen livring oples, than half rations and now havingconeumed all their dotus and killed ln-mnusmerade calve. for the. stuknewn are imonmentarily expeeted to turn them-.mlves Ime imn d Irinug the (finatFather at Washington to time amidImore grubb hy going on the war path,thereby expeltlng to be boughtl offand

s*ie ra.tion them ummal liased to them.MdIor W. r. Maria, swmmandantat PoIdar River, has called fr tr-opn.and anticipates mleh trouble andperhaps an extensive Indian war Innorthbeatern Metaima.

sa•wr IUse to Dem•s, Wre.The read viewer appunlmd by thw

ooe•wr eommlseloee to hly oeeL heu-::iblo rent returned bher last night,

having been out seveetee days andmade a thorough examleation of thelie. whiLb they fund very eieblead easy to travel ver. The vlewern•ere A. H. 4anborn, i'ham. Dalley.Mr. Mllker sad (ounty 1urveyor W.B. (law. The exactourbthey trayvel is kesribed as follow.: Therued begins at Melway's lower ranch:m Pumapkin creek, thence up the val-ley of esid creek to its head thence Ina southerly dimretion alng the ireatdivide between the Powder andTengue rivers, (nad piraotklly us the.me line that was travell by theeltlaeps' enamitteell abntautmotha go)to ConS•tnk's Butte, lAftee milessouth of the of Pumpkin creek, thrlcedown acrees the tributarile of RBkmncreek four mille on the east wIke of theridge, this dlgreeion from the. divide

rIwhg taken for the purpnesr oshorten-Ing the read and maklig it nearer toa Bend water supply. Here the rkige

is agapnl reaehed and bliowed to thehead if Taylor creek. a tributary of'Otter erek. Aanotmer digresek ishere made to the west ide of themalt ridge and ar nrms the tributarlieof Tavlor, Lion and westl Iranch ofIndian rerek. to the iead. of Indlaan*reek piropr, thence down -aid creekthree lmiles to (at creek and uu ('atSreek and over EIk ridge to the headof (Iras creek, then down (rass creekto a point on Otter reek seven milesmouth of Capt. Howes' ranch. Nextup Otter creek a few mile* tothe ridle Intervening Ihetween the'went and east fork of the Otter, thenoetuii the tongue shaped ridge .of slatrock, or IPoe lRock, a promilnent laud-mnark noted hy the citizens' committeeand practllally on the Imain divide.Thenee Msutherly along the mnuli dl-vide t tthe northern limit of therTpee 'ut ot. They rode three nillnet hrough thi cut off anJ reachbed tlledivide palin. Then they went ondown the divide to the Wyomingline, pa•lini near tite Uprin wihereilol. Canmntock, of lie tlllenm' emm-naltlee, lost his valuable KnlghtSTemplars' rinl.

Fr grade, allgnment, wood, waterand Ien, this rad will Ie re tedby the vlewenm a being the very bestIr he Msme extent of any road thatmary be 6ome 0nder their observa-Ute within the terrtory of Moetana.1d mIthe mud Wr be traveled at

olodlary vehicles, but to put

, *

:it n o 'wrkI,, *"nm 'Iiti4Ia for freight

w"14t'N1 it wi~lll,(l l 04-1 H -mll " Xiludt

guitg'i Ill (I IIIIIIINK tli-I rwaad haveula'tud" lud~aei tripd e.%v'r uiid i-t~twtjII

here atmew IBaifialo. Wyo. Tinto Meatua,10i-wgw.. Iwo lagnut-urnaIn0ant trout

tatio's I:I 7.1inl*.

SepaerM neos. a...

The ~sto~k Asn.iatlionI at FI"rt N.1.Leol at their re.•eat meetling tuook a

r.ouws regardhig a .,lvm:titlo of er lseelfronti cattle that is a'lnlII tl ronaWeraIjleargunesnt. The t iar.•te ways on theIaatter: "Itegarllng thle intrikductionof shleel. to the aeittle rangKes., thIe .4..'.elatloul gayve Ia ullcertaminl veW, li.li I

etlllionl will ie sent to Ith gove.runlllllasking that wheeg.p Ie inot allowed southofe a etrtain I'houndary. lThe Auo'.l*.tiol lha Mactedl proletatly nila1 wisely.

The .coultry Ilortlh of thIe Il•llllalaryInentioned in aur report is anexcellent one forr sharclW. •o in this, for 'that matterl. But us c'attle requIremuch nInor rooml than l(heep, lanl as

this Irn ,io-ellinently a alttle ,ounltry.there *eill*. Ilttle etewelty fr amilxingthe twIo interest's, whlch valll ,nver bemade to hLrmolaise. North ofd llthetliundary suggeleted there I ruon fo'rsnillkoen of sheep and the idea ao keel.ing the tattle and sheep ditrlets se~i-rate, w hk'h we haave rnatml to think,.has h•ewn ,acelv.l bliy the govern-melnt, i aip extrelely gul• one. IItmnight lie well Ito re•.eind the goversn.meat, hIowever, that 1e th1ere usettIngaside of these districtl. or their re;spec.li•ve use, is their innller conneilrcuIlem, or even l sl llallatlonl , ils notenoughl. The intlieatilon of huimannature is to bie prverne, and to dothose tihinlgs which it sholulual ol ido.

nleau the governmetit follow up theirdetenrlnatollO by promltllction, it willavail nothing. Sheep whould Inot heallowed to grase oL the open prairieunder any ol eideration south of thattbouedlry IIne. The tevernmeant caonly ecaompnlsh thi~, irst I.y a pro-leto that e)Wt*t, published in the western

Ipaper, and seconly, by lamting aniltelillget agenat here Iodirlet all mhenwhere they may gIo. If ehaae alloweda folt-hold here, sheep will uoon Ildool

the country, and result dlh nmc',redlsastrously to the cattlei lterest thbaany immedIalte danger deeratek•lyawith rlttie. Thn.eaM enlr be aertldby the Immtedilae amlion (a the gov-ernseat."

There are today hundreds oC tourlIts and plemre wekaen from theistates itjolylg a ramping seasaeamog the pletusmque m.untains uoMontasa, Indulglng in the ilvlgerat-lag sporls of hunting. Ihbing andIerry•lg. And cvr in the hMs tryof the territory sine vllationu hIasthwwm Itb proteeting ar areuadthese beaultil vlley and grand ld emountains, ham It ween snore Inviting.The msll fruit is abundant. andplemmre seekers ay fe•d upon berriesaon nedy every mountain aide. Vih.,iag isa alneselkent, and when tiedof berrylng the lest trea may bettaken hfatn every mountain •r•ean.Hunting • l good: ehickens,. gouse.sage hens, fio he•s, elk, deer. utelope'or If the Nln~m d should be anibitloeuhtr adventlur, he can take bout with i

bruin any tlne hw wishes: aed fAeruad wilder still, may, If he wishes,bhunt the king of heasts, the IlrkyM ountauin lion. There I ln Iract an,endlea variety of lunrts. Then thelover of the beautifl Ands untlanuedenjoyment in threading forests, climblag peaks, 'emp and dlilh in heightsof eternal snow, or Isn stolliag by eul :m ountaln brookl, and gatherlng tendless variety of wild owers. Thereare hundred of beati lllUttle dellsand vales along our mnatal• saletm .even the ettled valleys, that areunfwequented. Here the tourist,tired of the buode and hurnm of the.grea eitllm, eoas pih his tent In quilt,wereonly the nm laSIg of the windthrough the pines will break the soil-tIle. The Iaw Ihundreds whom•regplnlag new IIk it hen ~ col retreat.--a yluam of nature-at but the avt•ancguard of the countle thousands thatare destinedar to aonew it the near'Ature. And 11w lwoln whoo r"ide

Shere peranesntly hboukl fee•tl laedthat their lives are east Is a land ofsreh nmaalAllhae.-Huaaandoan,.

j TIM I3alkbtemw < cirmlm.,IPursuat to the call, thei rmtdewt

nlilemr of thl Itellub)llcn centrlcommlttle laeit .veterday aftlrnloo atthe court Ioums. The committe lappointed two years ao pconsmted ofthirteen members, but owlng to thicreatiki of Yellowstone county d*iuthat tnouof a portion of C(O',rt)e comniitte+wst ive members, andc•Bnge of reMldesee of thbS withinthe county redun d the mebershipto six, of whom rim enly wen, pm.ent. A Igodly I.NuLAs at qUt RO-

I pu'if j, however, were In nute'm'l

aite annd were iuviteii to take Imurt intne. djehibwratfoimw. 4 o1. II. . mould,.nairnmann, Imnewioi.4I. itld S. (i;rwdomwas tie weerrtary. It teimu-ig i1eimerdadvlisab.e. uwing to tin I e gr Ihewrrtneot wettlnnllrunt in 111e eotnty .inni' tieapixgutointemnn of tihe comhmnittee twtoyPurw ago, to ninwan* tihe 'numniwsr 'atunegarr,. to twennty*.h.."n. a ieoltiona to

thnat ffleet Irrevai lemI. ain't) ImIiniflti('iIac.re m~ade to imn.!reah tihe nnemmbmr.whigs to that umnunier. Tine nnaint 'Iftine mew en~nmnttee nuppeaur in thne calli'ul~lirdnedl tin umorning tiir a unetningo the ornnmitter onn Thnurwlua, utember 411h. The ).r .c.Unngn' were'inarmnninnoue' ain' gave lmikre~nn off*hioIper to '.hn'mtner work Inn thne 'ainn*Iiaignn tinal ""aynant but result tin a sIc"1.1 Ce vi.'torv fire tine party tint.' rli.

A Wreck.

\ rusk P-Ix4 fet fell uga tla track nt

Hartuia, t ftt..ln ualihv w . t of ulit re ye..terlay imioruliuwc whacin the NoErthernPacfic we twur.l trair Nwa withlinthirty feet et it. The egniteer mandfrenrauujuaaaleel. thes engines crarIaedInto the allele and thle tender wax jami-mined Ihak onue third of thle way Into

hwe auil var. TIhe pa.wesaerw were

greatly alarmaed, lut maet feerte1atly,nlo one War injiured.

Burned bir by i* *e.a

iho.rtly Iefor the firew CUIIIIIe'in(ed

on the range at tlhe head ,of Taylorereek. a large Ibald of renlegale C'ley-

Slulells frElall tlh Pine Itidge agen,'y

weres .etI l iIs hat vicinlty anlld lnear(1ttr c-reek. ,everal artle.. rvlmpwt

Shalvil llotiel them ,. land it ietmlas re-n;arkable that they got away .nwquickly after the tire starteil. TheilRamn swept es* thwardt thirty lmile.-to the Te•e.e ,ut off on the new Btf-falo rmeIl. The fire was enmAned to,,

I the high lanlds of tile ridge ImetweenaPowdler river and ('lear trerk and:Tongue Itiver. The flre was thme or•our wil• il: width on the tributarie-of the Powder, and the mUas width onthe tributaries of PIowder saud 'earcreek. The district burned was the-re.kore about right miles wide andthirty mulks long. The lmain rangesare not detroyel. The 4,ow imenworked bard wipug out the tireand by tie greatest ehrtm uavted thewinter ranges on tile tributaries ofOtter creek.mndi' tter ,reek valley,e•e pting the East alnd West Fork,near the divide. The fire reaheddown lndian reek to a point sithinevee miles of ('aIpt. Howe's reach.

The only rmange that weens to be dim-'raged br the winter is that of barter &

Fi ewe, where tlr Maloeton Fres•'.ieuther is interstaed iu raising mules.The setler are determined to pre-vent the Indianl f he frtbher destruceStlon ofthe ranges Iy r If it e•s Ihestppged. It Ik a penal l~aer ftor awhite man aed surely the Indianshould sllt*r if he destroys the muain.hi ay ,4 ti, mu.e wi moew astl feed mon the

R |ilApal.

* Nea .a lew C.eek.

Nansy have uppamed that Hei••nad all thie oulvenlenes o tihe day

but the Adllowlag iell of the HeraldIladlctes that there it one thinri lark-leg: "Wanted, a town c.*ok! Andwho will lie the e nterprhag, goarlsedeasn to put eie up in a sulitable kil*-

Ity" It .houkl not bee wtup l an ult-of-way place, Sist the jusut lrwoinent

place ilt the elty should ibe seleted forIt, where its ic! can Lie wet Iby allwho Ibuk, anid the striking bell wshuldbe large enough lto seanl forth a soundthat eould be heard at the depot. isadditJoa to bewag a greet ouvenalcenceI gidving a unllbrnu systes of tlllne, itwould have a teadeueiy to make sousemena who have "important tissneenagigernelts down town" to hurrybose and relieve the wailting asleanxkSus wlfe of fears that her dearhashena has teen waylaid Sby a igh-waynan. The town cdlck woukl lie a

reminder to bhis that torulaY wasdawins anld he mnuslt speed it Itse-ward."

Aw F l aate Mets maOl. Wmumt.

An Immenwsea evie am1ar~ed Friday

nilght and assuher to.4hY n what iskanown as the (' (ramfl3u.cer lath,bewvvn tilit city and te Marim..ThleC Vt was marly a hair shlr Ina

length and the givat nma corvarth (WII inlo t(. emsevtl liver. Ihljslig that

stom half way aertm. It talamedoewswigboUhvlthm, It Imaald. so tomese bef it a easmml linad Li therivaa bat ditaste. The ramd yerthbbis Wb (blcb Isablatebsek) to OwMadlsm Insis and It will b1w a diSmit naitt to eamulnat amuuthee.-Usel. Indepeadsm

Uoem r Hate, of Wyemig, re.urales very III at Mamnuth Hot

spril., the guest of Mjor Co.pgr.uMperitea4dret of the Park. He ha

take svera hot sulpbur baths, and

s greatly weakened by thir efetthough his diteae yteMk oMuewlat to

the tretlatment. He will remkaIIu there%everal weeks. He Ihuaw irm'ludsl toorder the coit rta'tioaa Or of jail atMlauaiaothg Hot Sprhamgu, uand ill ulr-1IIIIt Juudflial a aar l uaat1al-:I.*riol e'hrwto "iuforce thie luP* ot Wyonilng it,the Park audejIuait*)h oltaaderm. Thitiiw a prowl~wrt that( will he hulled withlpiea ure I3y all wild, 'I.'dr. to we thePark reusuala ordlerly, aund that it Iwprottcctr l frout vadtobi. luiidhaerw manddir.'nrlatow oit all kind-i. Flatte Inter-

muli uIs(.

MWN I''.

I u Hfln LawIe"' humps. 0I1eoLui9t

Maisonap. at PouwIerviIlt, wap stored akeg or ;.owdIer, whia rfoeir o(f thle tre-

4Ieflntearo that Ietality maldt a targetyoft out Frielay last saamd p'iitittede inIl1oiP. tg it u11. It i.Ir-wia wat' nott

of thme piarty awil with itt a.r- ttiftreulfrontr ther tire that f'llwwl. Thhuildim. wai lIlowtiwi , Iieetw. '['ll..'es otI two t the It itla wert very

Ipadli" Iiurearatd 1,it of I haeia raatJ to itrljhhuaili-iI li thae ti 1iliii4luai Tlini hall..pen.al wihortly aftet their Ot lilstng Int'lieu l tfa*,aaw houte amd "- nainttingthe olep~rruhata~aaa hea 'haar.r.t agalnstthewia.

36ev MeItUSI. Drrw"lrl k Jim. Iauv. rritrrqi siad

utirwl )1 ie a u rleiiioi ut tIIU ukttI*.r lm keg., whlaicuh fle u a Ge erg,.

thIay will INVin Iustiiag for Io,-. l.waItradle. Thi1w G! at naw ulrpiertur... lutolno' whia'ih I, I,1I)ilIlt Ii, Al .ui * ,4fuloui*. tirwaJrl k Bru.. ly the way, artextiendinmg theIr ltriinr.u and theirtrade very rapidly thrungh this eoum.try. Yentcniay they cent out threeheav.ay wagon klod. to White SulpburSparing., and thai I. hut a .anaple ofthae whnolesale trail they ar* icking'natiitiniwhly.- KnterpcrIa.e

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Ilhe uudermasneld lhaving kI•d thelikle I'lty tteen Laundry Ilarg to

impress upon the public that ckl•ull-neat I est t• I t gllinesm and that witUthe improvedl applianc. A•r lamundrwolrk under hi. elntrd hl e is pmrepredto tUrN out the loit work eLrC dnam inthe city. Prnm'ntlsg to the public thefr.t that Iw u*se no el.tlusis, call.for and deliverm . Nbh proe tly anddioe. it at les rates. hew rrpethllySsks the patronaRe of all who fee It aaorel duty to rensloaslly or RnAserindule In cleuan lines. H. (G. PolrmN.

lo t'hkago on August Sth.JudgKnilkerbocker, of the sarnlie enrl,ppolnted Austin L. Patter.w, huld-o as. manager of the TI es, as e•rner-vator of the estate of Wilbur F. laory.

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