The Black Hills Daily Times from Deadwood, South Dakota • 1

flick L. 8. DEADWOOD CITY, DAKOTA TERRITORY, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1880. NO. 265.

Muxiter Lilienthal nest by Telegraph rttd for iTiu thtOuynnimd Blatk HtUt Tipap Company and tlu AitoeiaM Prmt AT THE OLD STAND MAIN The Mississippi ami Lindt'll glass companies are also making cxtrnnivc preparations for the manufacture, of all kinds of IVit jars, in anticipation of a full fruit crJhTlust j'ar's crop having been a failure' With the rapuri'tlli'inent of tin-West and the rectthiition of the South, thcjrlass wi.rksNtfSt. Louis will tuky'a prominent plitw among the manttlactorics of our city, ah4 not onlyjfval Pittsburg, but will take the palm and lead in this branch of indns. try. OMf Dtmoerot, Jan. 17.

Arc bound lo reduce thvtr larc slock ol JLO SIT HEARD FROM. pointment of Simmons as census supervisor, is not yet ended. Stephens has sent a sharp letter reviewing Gor-don'scoursf to the Atlanta Constitution. It is scarcely expected that any per-sonal encounter will come of this, although Hen Hill did once challenge Stephens, and it is said the challcngo was accepted. UeHperadoeH Ljnehed.

Denver, Feb. 9. Tom Henry, John Dorsey and James West, three Texas desperadoes, who recently took pact in a dance house row at Los'Yegas, X. in which the town marshal, Joseph ('arson was killed, were yesterday lynched by a party of seventy maskeil men. West was hung, and the others shot.

i IS raising eu Montana. vWanted, A first-class ghJaiddii's D. 1J. Phillips, IKlySs lOtf g.OOO PoundM. Minnesota roll and tub butter at Holt's, Sherman street.

H-Ot Gigantic Piece of Tom Foolery. ther HBli'-Uftlnson Pumpkin Wrk-Probably Hitting Bull'M Deadly Sltro Ulyrerlne. Bradford, Feb. 9. Howard Hacked and Jas.

Feeney were driving to Colville with a hundred pounds of the sleigh was upset and an explosion followed, by which the two men and horses were killed, and sleigh demolished. Meed Wheat! Meed For sale at Hildcbrand Harding's, Whitaker's, on Sherman street, and at my ranch on Falscbottom. 18-tf Wm. ilaltothe Tih: 3Li 3HE 3" CS-, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, jL A WE AND QUILTS And everything eWe usually kept in A FIHS1 CLASS CLOTHING STORE At(jriees to surprise tlie oUlf Inhabitant. RUBBER BOOTS COATS We wlll continue to wli at the old prices.

Munter Lilienthal. Flirt Keogli, Feb. 8. Scr.n't. ror, of company, Second cavHlry, bis port, with ten men and ten Iu- i scouts, started out at daylight on 5th inst, to capture a party of hve ax Indians, supposed to belong to tin" Bull's band, who killed one and 1MMTRICT OI'KT.

Hon. 0. C. Moody, presiding. At the convening of court yesterday morning the case of Daniel Regan was taken up, and after argument and charge of the court the jury retired.

After due deliberation they came in with a verdict of guilty. The next case was that of some one (we have his name, written by a prom-incut attorney, before uir, and if there is a man In the world cau tell what it is we should like to lie introduced to him) for selling liquor without a gov. eminent permit, in the saloon on Lee street that was at one time run by Charley Cordero. The defense was that he was selling under Cordero's license. The Jury was sent out, and at the adjournment had not come in.

A motion was made by Col. Parker for a new trial in the ease of John McDonald and Fritz Stark, who had been tried and found guilty at the August term 1879, nt Rapid City, of robbing the coach, on which Tom Hooper and Frank Abbott were passengers, and on which occasion they were relieved of their watches and their cash. During the same term of court Chas. Owens was convicted of the larceny of two horses from W. M.

Ward, and sentenced to three and a half years in the penitentiary. During the same term also Fran'k Harris was convicted of the larceny of some horseR, and sent up. After the conviction of Harris, Thos. Harvey, the lawyer who had defended him, as also Owens, became satisfied that McDonald and Stark were innocent of the stage robbery, and that Owens was innocent ot the crime of which he was convicted, and started in to get Harris to make a statement of the whole affair, and thus clear inno cent men who were then awaiting sen. tencc, and at lat was fortunate enough to get him to make the following slate, ment, on the strength of which the prisoners McDonald and Stark were not sentenced, but a motion for a new trial was continued to the present term: Statement of Frank Harris: We, 1 A J.

Uolduer. Offer their clothing 30 per cent, less than at any time before. Now is the time to buy cheap forcash. Remember the place, D. .1.

Goldberg's old stand, iMain street. 21-tf For Rent. 1 urnished rooms at the intersection of City creek and Williams street. Apply at Mis. Rinck.

15-tf A suit of rooms, suitable for office purposes. Enquire of L. C. il.l.F.n. li-if left Moore about two miles on the Custer road and cainped until morning on Beaver creek.

Johnnie burned the stamps there In the, morning. Wc laid outside of Custer City for two or three days, and went Into town at night to get grub. We made arrangements with French Hilly to gel us horses and meet cs at a spring about two miles from Custer City. He brought two horses, ft black and a dun, to us about midnight. I rode the dun and Johnnie rode the We gave Billy the little revolver and left our horses, a brow and a sorrel, there, which Billy said he would look after and take care of until we came baek.

Barton Alonzo, a soldier who is stationed at Camp Robinson, testified that Lame Johnnie went to a shoemaker In Cheyenne, wanting a pair of boots made, and had his feet measured for that purpose, but as one of them required a numlicr 6 and the other a number 4, the shoemaker was not willing to make them unless a deposit was made beforehand on account of the difference in the size of them making them unsalable. Lame Johnnie then gave him a si her watch and left the shop. The boots were made and taken away, and the watch left in soak for them. This soldier saw the watch, redeemed and took it with him, and produced it in court. The watch was identified by Frank Abbott as the one taken from him on the night in question.

This corroboration of Harris' statement virtually sets at rest theinnocence of McDonald and Stark. This morning the motion will ugain come up, and we have no doubt a new trial will be granted by the court, and then we presume the next thing will be a nolle prosequi entered by the prosecuting attorney, and the prisoners discharged. If Harris' Atatemcnt is H-uc in this part, why not in that part of it which refers to French Billy bringing them two horses to where they were camped at a spring two miles from Custer City From (he statement of Harris, he and Lame Johnnie rode off on the horses he brought them, and he (Biily) was to look after those they left there turned out loose. These were the horses that Owens was convicted of unded another man some days ago Ct3 tMezpah creek. They found them the head of Pumpkin creek, ten a lively skirmish ensued, which ultcd In the death of two Sioux and soldier killed and one wounded.

Is, together with the news that the ux had gotten under cover in ouch lanncr that Sergeant Glover and his ty could not get at them came to post last night, and on receipt of dispatch Captain Snyder of the Hi infantry, with his company pro-Jed at once to the scene of action Ijmt an end to the affair. The uts cam in this p. displaying scalps of two Indians who were Jcd. The other, three were taken Thinner, and are now heing brought In- Captain Snyder and his STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION or Til U. 8.

BRANCH OF THE LIVERPOOL AND l.ondo'i and Ulubo liisurnin'i- iMiiimny on thu 81t day of December, 1K7W. Thfi name of the company ia tin- Liverpool and l.oinlon and Globe liisnrauco company. Ii located in the Kingdom Great Britain. The amount ofilx cnpiial iIO.MNMHK. The amount oi its capital stock paid np it S1JMM.1COO The rnscIh ot the company re aa follows: Cach on-hand and tu wink 7.M ii LIGHTNING FLASHES.

San Francisco, Feb. 9. The Justice levies an assessment of 50 cents. Whitehall, N. Feb.

9. Bradley Underwood's saw mill burned last night. Tin- loss is insurance $18,000. Lucan, Feb. 9.

Two more arrests were made in the Donnelly tragedy, Thos. Ryder, aged 30, anil William Carroll," aged 19. Denver, Feb. 0. At 11:30 to-day the last spike necessary to complete the branch of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad to Santa Vis was driven.

New York, Feb. 0. The Deadwood Milling company declared its second dividend of 25 cents per share for the month of January, pnva'ile on the 20th hist. Washington, Feb. 9.

The senate confirmed Geo. I). Bowman, register of the land office La 'Meselia, X. and Samuel W. Shertey, receiver of public monies of the same place.

San Francisco, Feb. 9. The republican central committee ot Washington Territory have elected Thos. T. Minor and Thos.

H. Brents delegates to the national convention. Alternates, G. 11. Seward and Jas.

A. Perkins. Xew York, Feb. 9. The Times' Washington special states that Judge Lochrane, who is now in Washington, says: The supporters of Grant in the South, among business men, are far more numerous than was supposed.

There is a solid conviction among this class, he said, that Grant will beat any candidate the democrats may nominate. ri "MP CO Keal estile ninenmoerea Bomb owned by the company, to-wit: lr. s. arid state, par value Bill, receivable not matured Loans on bond and mortgage bc-lupfirHt Hcd ou unincumbered real etatt; Debt otherwise secured, interest due and accrued Debt for premiums I.SMU.T 10 Vi 19 713 82 CO CD i CO R1V7 SH 4.Hni,Kl All other fedinlle Total afeaetV MABILITIKS. CO Amount reclatfmblc on per) i 9 is 34 1 1: ual Net premium rerve Lome adjusted and not loafea uuadiititeri 1om in b.

CO I- ID wauiag for irtbcr Froof other claims asainxt Vuearned premiuuw. SW.W (XI 3tt 41 Lame Johnny and Tom Moore, robbed the coach on the 9th of January, 1879, at Dry creek, six miles this side of 0 Total liabilitiel H15 31 8TXTE OF ILLINOIS. I County of Cook. Wm. arner, rucfent Keerctary the Liverpool and Lodon and Olobe insurance 03 H5 Buffalo Gap.

We laid at the point FOREIGN. I A High Flown Mrhrmr. i'ashington, Feb. A high sound-proclamation was issued here to-signed by Ernest Dalryample as Alfred VanReswick as acting btant general, inviting immediate 1st men of 50,000 veteran soldiers la all parts ot the United States to ide Mexico and occupy not only i country but Central Ameiica and lania Isthmus, with a view to giv-the benefits of free government to citizens, and all sorts of money Jng advantages to the members of proponed grnd urmy of occHpa-." The promoters of this scheme lish assertions that it is backed by ndicate of wealthy capitalists of Francisco and Jiew York, who are ly to furnish millions of dollars to ain it, with the expectations of ting hundreds of millions bv the nised monopoly of silver and" gold es, etc. The proclamation is ac ipanied with two sets ot general srs prescribing in great detail and xcellent uiiliiary style the regula-b under which the work of onjani- CO e5 CS) CO tm CO where we robbed the coach from about 4 o'clock that evening.

I stood on the stealing. Court adjourned to 9:30 a. m. to day. The Maanfsetar'r Railroad Cars In Nt.

Loai-Wetward the Wtar ofKmpire Takes Its Place. Wc had occasion to visit the works and shops of the Missouri Car and Foundry company, and were indeed -astonished at the remarkable activity preyailing in every department. offside of the coach; I stopped the coach Tom Moore went through the Havana, Feb. 9. A treaty has been signed between China and Spain by which Chinamen can be contracted for to labor in Cuba, as heretofore.

London, Feb. 9. In the house of commons the chancellor of the ex company (ChicaErw hranrlt) being duly nworn, depose and sayjf that 111 foregoing It a full, true and coirei ftatt-aient of the affairn of 'd company thai tuevaid Insurance company Ik the bna tide owner of at leiftoue hundred thonaud dollar! of actual cash capita, niveMed in the stall and I'niKd atocka and hnds, or in bds and inortpijrcH of real stie uuincnmlitred and worth double the amount for ntiich the same i chequer stated he intends proposing the removal oi the ballot act lor one and be i thl aliove described officer of tlie snid inKiiraucefc'ompany. 0 111 VI M.KVAIOEK, ltiaident Sccretarv. Suhserijred and sworn to bt Ibre me, tlii Mist day of January, IsHtl.

day of January, IsHtl. As is well Known, most all transportation lines were caught unawares by the sudden business hooin and general revival of trade, and were short of rolling stok to haul the immense amount of frcigjit offering from all sides. The resu.t was a great and sudden demand for new cars, and to supply this want the Missouri Car and Foundry company ark kept rnnning day and night, turning new cars with the rapidity year, so as to give the new parliament an opportunity to consider the question. He also said he intends shortly to introduce bills on corrupt practices at elections, and for distributing six seats now vacunt in the house of commons by disfranchisement of certain towns as a punishment for bribery. 'none.

bn and other preparations arc to be hbi. Sijikos W. jFFljfK OK TKKIil rOKIAL V'DITO A'anktox, Dakota. Feb. lssn.

I. A. Sherman, Auditor of he Ten OK, i le, preparatory to commencing rritory passengers; Lame Johnnie stood on the side opposite me and made the passengers throw up their hands; while they wero going through the passengers after I stopped the driver I sat down behind a bush out of sight; Tom Moore, whilst going through the passengers was addressed several times ofXo. we got two silver watches, one open face stem windci silver watch with a kind of flashy brass chain the man that gave up that watch asked for his pockelbook to get back a marriage badge which was given to him Lame Johnny gave that watch to Goodwin, the blacksmith at Custer, for grub; 1 think the other silver watch I kept and afterwards gave to Johnny at rmy's movements next autumn. of Dakota, do hereby certify that the forciro- A NEW DEPARTURE.

J. ELLIS lugis; a ne and correct copy ot jhe ataVemcnt of the 8. braueliof the Liverpool The Boytf-Rlllott Raw. Loudon andGlobe lumrancc ipmpany of lllustratrrc ot American enterprise and ewcastle. Feb.

9. Not with- (ifeat Britain, on the 31st day of 4cceinbcr, encrsv. and now on hie my ottice. 1 a Amoncrahe orders on the hooks of Jyli auAt.l E. A.

hllKKMAN, auditor. M. Fi kdt, Deputy. otf the noticed one from the well Busch fur 1(H) ncwetri cerator cars of an ira. D.

H. Merchants Spear, devised by the brewing Freighters proved pat firm, and esiilt of their long and varied ex p(nce witn rctrigerator fed! Auheuscr Kusch cars. It is cla that their UTS CONTRACTORS, Have opened out at IliUlebrand i Harding's store on Main streets fine selection of ew ItVrs will carry their leer tiVcastera and western celebrate v3 out chaise of temperature, cities wi will bt unloaded at Xew and the Boston just as cool and fresh York (ding the untavorable weather an jrmous crowd gathered to witness Boyd-Elliott boBt race to-day. kin and sleet fell throughout the jest. Boyd was the favorite in the pig 6 to 4.

A fair start having I made Boyd immediately drove boat to the front and led by about length in the first forty yards, pu, who started badly, then settled to his work, and when quarter pile had been traveled Boyd ouly by a quarter of a Boyd again spurted, and showing a jrlrdly superior pace, led by two fths at Redhcugh bridge, half a I from the stjirt. The race from 'point via practically over. Boyd ail his own way, ahd little over two miles hail been red increased his lead to eight jths. Afterwards be settled down easy swing of thirty -two strokes le minute, and conted himself with fiag three lengfbs ahead for the kinder of the distance, until nearing tension bridge, when he spurted', Ing under It four lengths ahead. I's time was Elliott's 23.

rawn from Bieir vaults, and as whei STAPLE AID FANCY IY 00 be servd to their patrons in those dis tant cifies as sparkling and ioanung as the beer handed daily over the countrs at Tony FausV's, the well known resort of all loversol the Teutonic beverage, and thecclebrated headquarters of this brewery in our town. Mark one more for the industry and manufacturing industry of fct. Louis. Globe Democrat, Jan. 4, 1880.

CITY STABLE. For a good driving buesy or aieib team or addle horse try me. No chargca made, bnt currency useful in my basluess. The largest stable room in lor feeding stock, and room in barn lor wacxm and buggies. GIVE ME A TRIAL, Then plead your own case and act as jndge and Jury, 4tt Ladies' Gents' Furnishing Goods, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, And manv other articles too nnmoroa tn mcminn, all of which we sb 11 offer to Ihe pnblle at actual eastern cost and freight.

Wa inriie the publin to cill and saiisfy themaelvca that we mean what wc say. It is to make rreij-hi that we re aiming at. J. Elus Deadwood, D. T.

Ellis Davis, Bozeman, M. T. J. Ellis Miles City, M. T.

Masquerade Ball. The masquerade ball last evening at Wertheimer's hall under the manage-ment of the ladies of the Episcopal so-ciety was without a question the affair of the season. This being the last en tertaiumcnt of the season, (lent ap. preaching,) the management were determined to give the best last, and that they fully succeeded can be proven by every person present. The hall was filled uncomfortably full with mostly maskers, and owing to the lateness of the hour we cannot give in detail characters and by whom represented.

Every nationality on the face of the earth was represented, and in most cases the disguises were complete. Xo. 50 drew the ring cake, held by County Treasurer Xeill. We were tin able to learn the amount made by the entertainment, but the fact that the ladies were in good humor is proof positive that the profits were in excess of expectations. In short, it was in every fense of the word a success.

I Phosphorle Air. Tail company yrill give $1000 to any giving their remedy a fur trial fotf any of the following diseases and is iiot decidedly benefitted nd curc. This is no vulgar compound to saVallow and injure the but as inhaled, penetrating all partu of tkfi; human system and removing -evejy particle of disease and poison frpiruthe body. Testimonials from all parts of the world frifo those who have been cured byfthis treatment The great cure forparrh, hay fever, consumption, bronchitis, chronic cough, colds, bleedini (t the lungs, asthma, sore throat ft chfet nervous diseases, deafness atd all Afflictions of the lungs and all pipages, a Also all diseases of the blood, skin adb urinary organs, female complaints, ulceration, falling of the wot hysteri etc all diseases of brjin and ncrvtus system, cpitepsy, paralysis, nervo and general debit it, spermatorrhea seminal weakness, ls of vitality, imjfctoncy, and all diseases arising from tie errors of youth the errors of yod or the excesses of adult age, producing nervous trembling, palpitation of tp heart, mental depression, constipaticl. loss of energy, haggard couutenkee, pimples on the face, weak mcmVy, shyness, dimness of sight dizzinessKmind confused, wasting of the fram insanity, eta Full treatment, sufflciAt to last CO ITS CO m.

I.nnln a Xaavfaetarlac terThe FHlnbunr the Went. The facilities possessed by our city for the development of the iron industry are well known, and begin to be appreciated as the glare of numerous furnaces which nightly illuminate the skies fully attests. But another important industry of which Httsburg has until recently held almof undisputed gway, has silently but teadily growfc up in our midst. mean the manufacture of glass and glassware, which bids fair to rival Pit 'burg. The Mis issippi and Lindell Glass Cheyenne, to get a pair of boots with after the passengers got out, Moore went through the coach and found the gold watch with a name inside of it Capt Adair, the initials I forget; Moore kept that watch Johnnie took the stamps, I think the most of them were two cent stamps, which was most all that we got; there was some small change, not more than $10 or $15; there were three $3 bills I know the name of Hooper was on the tem winding silver watch; I heard Sam tell the man with the long duster on, who was Hoopej, to take off the watch chain, for he could not take it off without tearing his coat, Then there was a Dutchman in the outfit; he made a remark about being tired hold-ing up his hands; Moore said if he did not dry up he would leave him there a little fellow that rode on the outside with the driver Moore asked the tall man what he was doing wiih that hoy for a partner; the little fellow, AblKrtt.

said that he was no boy; then Moore went through him there was a whisky flask and a small revolver found in the coach; both silver watches were open face, and now since I think of it, it was the Dutchman asked for the badge. After the passengers were aone through the driver asked for the spring that held the candle he said he wanted to put it back in its place; Moore said never mind, he would take care of it Then Moore ordered him to pitch off the mail sacks, which ho did; the passengers were then ordered back into the coach, and the driver ordered to drive on. The coach left and we cut the mail sacks open and found a bnnch of stamps and several registered letters, but money in any of tbem. We left the sacks in the road, and left a pair tl box-toed shoes that wc found in the sacks. We then went down toward Buffalo Gap, to the crossing of Beaver creek.

Moore left us there, and Johnnie and I went to Custer. Moore said he was going to Siduev. We rode from where we I S. Y. Time' Oplaloa of Want's I PoHltloa.

York, Feb. 9. The Times of lrrow will print the following ed-W paragraph "A near personal (political friend of tx President who doubtless knows whereof peaks, authorizes the following as wrect statement ot the general's I iion with reference to the presiden- -t He says Gen. Grant is not now, as he ever been, a candidato for ddential nomination. But should republican national convention re-linatc him in the same manner as other candidate would be nomin-J, he would deem it his duty to the jotry and his party to accept Trar.

tg abroad, he was a stranger to the jtest now going on for the presiden-I nomination, and has written do jw on the subject to any person and I assertions to the contrary are liout foundation in fact" CHICAGO Sash, Doorsi Blinds ALL KINDS OF HARDWOOD LUMBER! Hicksff Oak. Ask Black Walnut Asbestos Roofing Paper and Building Paper of all Kinds. A full stock alwavs on hand, and will be sold cheap for cash. All kinds of native lumber, lath and shingles on band. R.

B. HORRIE, Sherman street. Sonrh IMiwood, opposite Elephant CM. companies 1 this city have constantly added, new to their already extensive wrfk, and the glass trade of CD the wcrt amiftnuth.is now supplied by Bt. Louis.

In Consequence of the largest beer lboiling establishment oo in America ing located here the manufaci it Jt tics is one or beer main features We had no con- of the glasswo: rmous quantity ol ceptton oi the the beer txittl made and rilled shipping and in our city, lnclhtormcd that the export, until uh brewing company Annetucr alone receivi more fn ix million DR. R. R. BUCHANAN, the pneeeding year. bottles dunsg CO CQ that their dAuand was swl increasing.

cu OQ notwithstanding the immse numbers The Chi a roe Salaaae. Jan Francisco, Feb. 9. A Urge num. I of unemployed workingmcn as-tabled on the sand lot (his afternoon tere they were addressed by Mayor illoeh.

He gave them to understand It within a few days Chinatown Uld be legally declared a nuisance, 4 that the work resulting from sucb titration would give them employ-lit He counselled them to refrain any illegal or injudicious action ill they heard from him again. Coatroremj-. Jew York, Feb. 9 The Tribune's tahington special aays a controversy tween Senator Gordon and Rente. of old bottlts returned to cm, their contract wib the two cWpfenics far the cominryesr beine for tbeSleliTerv ef two million dollars.

Wewfle (old that Anhruser Busch stand to-day, not only the largest bottlers in America, but probably in the world, as no bottling cenccrn in England has used and filled an equal number of bottles. one month, sent to inv aaarofe on re ceipt of 5.00, or O. D. Ad RESIDENT DENTIST. 0c orer Herrmann A atore, neit to Wtbotne, Post MnniTa bank, This was indeed fiattering news giv.

Phosphoric Ant 48 Dover Boston, Mass. Ask yonr druggist for it. Aative Stephens relative to the ap ing proof of m. Ixut" andindustrr en. "gy- dltVtf D4ir)4, D.

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