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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Some of the old established savings haaks
Of this city r-fose 20 take Italians ~ dePosi-
tors When asked why they discriminate
against hand organs end peanuts the oficers
said that ctr I1siisa brothers arc not a COM
Portable class % deal with. Their names are
s<Slass tscrl. being. Ia many cases. almost
si1lilar. 81 lesst To Amarican ears This
causes confusion and often serious trouble, as
s0nle not everourden~i with integrity take
sdvAat>.gs of it. gst noid Of each others books
and 70 ard draw out the other fellows
money. And whea anything goc- ia q wsy
thai saeSn'e piesse the Italian dspo<itor of
hun1his station. be makes OF and briazs his
prissr. n ne fal b-lief tast tia, fupctioaary
can strs zbsen cut a. terrestrial tang sies-
New Y oTk Frass
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

The Aldine CRATE is unQueslionsbly the
hsn6someSt and most artistic article of lis
kind mar uiact sred. In addition. il IS ac-
know wledged, by ell who have tested its ca
pa5ilities, 10 be the most economical CRATE
on the market. as regards the amount Of
fuel consumed in proportion 10 the heat
given out. It IS built upon scientific
principles, which insure perfect com bussion,
aduirsble ventilation. and absolute immu-
rity from tRe escape OF PAS or smoke. Theo.
n. Carpenter. Of the Enslss editorial sta1,
recently had one oi tie Aldine CRATES
placed in Is residence or East Fulton ST..
and j. therefore quah led to testify person
ally 10 the correctness OF the above slate
ments which he does With pleasure.
The Aidine is iudisputsbiy the ceanesi.
handsomest and most efficient fireplace YET
devised. and rs popularity Is sure to in
crease as it's N erits become more generally
known.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

In Mexico everybody marries, whethcr
young CT old, rich or poor, handsome or
ugly; whether their marriage portion con-
sists OF good flncas (housas or other real es-
tate, ready talegas "a talsSa is 81 COO, or OF
only cussro piernas al avre. This last phraSe,
which is another provsroial saying, Is a puz-
zlinS cno 70 translate. -Four legs in tho
air is the literal rendering Of it. / suppose
r. means people who bring to each ether in
wcdlock no dover save their person, which,
indeed, ia tie most usual ono in this country.
The reckless ne<icans, like too many people
north of tho Rio Granio, rush into matri-
mony without the slightest caro- for ths
future or the besgsrs they may bring into
the world. If any sober friend, who has OBJ
served the ways Of life. should suggest to ca
ardent young couple how necessary sone
little property is to keep the devil out OF tho
house, tie en uorados Covers win only laugh
aCd answer: "Oio5 nos sInpararG" God VIII
help us which simply means, IL otner worGs:
I'VE sTo 5otA 'yorlg aad brialful OF passion,
We Ike each other e-ccodiEgiy, and VIC VIII
DO our viii, como what may IA such cases
the Deity is seldom seriously thought Of
City Of Mexico Letter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

The stranger woa@ers hon, ia 81 Peters
burg, for instance, the --ssrkets eai shops
are Kept IS clean as they arc. ,yAea tie wafer
Is - filthy One can smell the water q tho
Nsva, which furnishes the supply for drink
ing and household purposes, for . Iasle on an
ordinary SKINNER day. Ii discounts the
water tina. Used - get green IA The Potomac
fats al w Washington. 4 native tells rae the
reason things ars clean. Every day health
officer goes about inspecting the shops and
housaG Gendsrmss assist IL there is any
stencil or decay disoernGb,e, or any filth Of
any Kind. tho place is arbitrarily closed, aud
kept clozed for weeks c. months. There Is no
recourse 10 help FOR L. Cleanliness in the
commercial osntsrs IS an imperative neccs
sity 3any people haze been ruined Ia bu; J.
ness by beini, closed by the Ccicers. They can
never lsafn wha. IS wanted The only reply
is. '.Y0a must keep the premises clean" How
clean Is nos explained, and there can be ns
appeal Moscow Cor. Nav Orleans Iilae--
Democrat.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Sszas iatsrsssiaS PStsss Assas Thstx
A2-srlaA Cclsr s=a bsSer@ts0s-

Ssaze IHtsressiaS Potaks Asszs Thsix
a2-srla4 Cclsr szd bsser&ts0s-
Fazhisnable caterers ksep vaxsei stock &
wax ea1ssles ca A2l1 a. t.e tlzss for aecgras-
iaz k1d ili-aAts4s.ss 1lisssT tables. o4rels.
e.. Private izalles = - sntsrtais largely
purahasss tA<r slpPl.es q caAcles dlF~cEls
fro1 Lks Manufacturers fkey are fro-
qgesEiy l-ssd uoS a. utzs Sz4 klzezsoss Ia
TIE d4y tlzas. tAs cslz-sl-s oelaS ara~a soWn
. give tAs asx 1gat .As pTsferssce- Ins
oFn8ln<asal E@-Ese g tke EEsr liats8, ulol1ed
aad dscerzrsc tapeFs. set n rkck c1naeLzcTa.
cannot be excel 20 for table cscoTatlo1- asia
fron Ll,s asslgAo--aass u tLe "a go.
A pr0Ipiasss dealer uptown, who hss
large cszdss factory at sgrzcssss. gave sonlo
curious facts sbous tEe Duslnes Ia : ooLve--
SAXON re e1tly .-'fEs fashlo1ztle cesnac1
las increased gFsstly IN ths lAs. lsw years,
sals e. ~OuF bsss qualities ~e cal Egyptian
Waz, q compo6irioa cS2dls, or srll better =
Tie queen wax, made q prine beeswax.
cream eolorrd, ald uaeqn<led for = pure
hsaG Xou must know that pure bees s sx
eaadls c4nn0s be nollsd They are all
''siipneda ~ hand 4 workmsn FasSss along
a ros of wicks witE dipper and poUrs ca
the melted wax until they get to tie requisite
size. You Zee when j break tAis wax candle
the wax IS al ia layers
Many people come here who cannot tel q
~ax. a paraliae, q sperm Or q composition
camille from another. Others are well posted
Sperm oil is too costly % be popular for can
d.es, being % pr ceat. higher than beeswax-
The likelihood of war abroad makes IL high,
for IL - tae only eGiicacious substance FOR
cooling gun barrels n action Parafire, as
you know, comes from the ground. and Il
imported Il Is oGeaper for candles than tai
low. Stearine Is another cheap substance
Do you know that tai.0w candles are
shipped largely 70 South America wners the
natives use them to anoint their bodiesi
The hardest part OF our business IS TO set
good dyes for coioring the wax candles. We
have % have ths most delicate shades n pink,
gold, etc. Thea tie oOlorins always dstracts
more or less from the brilll2ncy Of tie Il skt
To o5yiate this We have candle that is sim
ply plated with oolored wax. l. has al tae
beauty Of a colored taper, and the interior IS
pure white wax. Then there is great deal
OF hand decoration on our candles. We EN-
ploy artists By the year for this work Ail
these impressions arc made by hand, and tie
figures in gold leaf are first applied warm TO
u sheet OF wax, and then cut out by hand and
applied TO tho candle while heated New
York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

A bright youag woman is reported as say
ing that the social sc.entistsn who say that
young men do 70. marry nowadays because
1t costs 50 much are al wrong, or, at ali
events. the young men are all wrong. Il
believe" she says, "that al this talk about
the expense of natrimony is nonsense In
my circle Of friends know half q dozen
young ladies who would accept any honest
and industrious yolng man They would
like to marry, ard know il, and they would
marry il they had tho opportunity. / am
tired Of hearing toe decrease Ia the number
Of MARRIAGES attributed TO woman's sxtrava-
gance. 1t isn't 50. Let some Sf the men try
it and find out for themselves" This is IN
deed leap year.-New Yerk sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Tho iB5 B5urious effects % certain Industries
upon the health Of employees. arising from
the dust involved. are specially felt. accord
in- O. a report made 20 the British Tarlia-
nsoat On the subject, By corn mlhsrs, malt
sssrs. tea handler. coffee T1sStsTs, sauT-
makers. pspermsksrs. flock drssssTs, feather
dress9rs. ssosdy grinders. veavers Of cover
Jets. dress-rs Of hair hstters an certain de-
partrsnts. dressers OF oolorsd leather.
workers IN Gsx. dressers Of hemp, sor.s
workers in wood. ware grinders. u0ssons,
coi.isrs, iron mixers. lssd miners grinder
- metals. his cVst>rs. machine makes.
makers - firearms and buftsn makers. II
these NAV bs sdCA=d colisrs, who suffer from
lung diseases ia islvsatiiatei mines. peters,
especially thu class called Ga: prcsssTs. in
vhem el1pbvssIla is 50 common that Is Is
knevn a. the pottsrs' asthma. TIE china
scourers. who eb. sooner CT later tccomo
ssthusatical from inhaiin- the Tst 6in. DIST
u Hlsrc1s.cn pesri hu7n rfascrs ed T1
pointers. who suffer from tTcnChisis sn3
her1cpfvsis. the uakrs ~ grin sTtones,
Portland ecracnt. SC --CaieaEo AewS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Mss Jane Freeman gives pedro party
tonight.
Hon. Fitch Phelps. Of Big Rapids. vas =
tas sity yesterday
George DYER. Who represents toe Chi
csgo hffsr lrera st Lansing is IN the city.
Nr and Mrs Eivin Hoyt entertained a
isrre nnnoer of friends st progressive pedro
last evening".
Ars J ". Noon ard Miss Noon. OF
~ N8skszou. have returned home after a
brief visit With lrisnds IN ibis city.
Harry Nsrcsr. of Detroit. is in the city
re is lae Nichixsa Passenger AGENT Of the
thicsgo. Aiisan<s~ s Sc. Fsul Railroad.
Siusrs Buchsnsn = msslnxs brief v'sis
-ith MS parents. kr. and ~. T. G. Bu-
cbanss. -hils on his v.- from Dstroit TO
kinnrspoiis. where he expects 70 reside.
NJ and Nr. : "A. Mckee. -ho ara visit
ire Mr and Nrs J. r. Mckee. we're given
= v-rY piesssns comrany en- Thursday
evening lh~Y src on their -sv % Crooks
ton. Ann sher- thev vel reside and the
youax people met n give t5en 4 sz7evsll
NaFtr
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

The gTsstest srs,sur programme Of he
season vas uiinsssed " an sui snce thss
packed Smiths crsa House las. evsuinc.
snd their hearfy appreciation srs fully
demonstrated ~ tas tremendous shfisks
ard shons. The Gsrnsllo Family. SIX IN
nunlhsr. ir their aerooa,ric act. ca1ght tes
bouss ard ricH'v deserved the spRis1se
Bestowed The Fr1s.o Brefhevs. o. the
6enhis tra esa. nerfoTuRi . most ssnsaffa1-
a. sr5 thrilling 49, The bladder agat 30
twa-n j. n Fsn TssssI ard Ihse Dosn. ia
fhrea rounds wss RI 1srsslT exs frc snt
uran fl ~ demonstrated that Nsn ls-~e
rsS ~, nfsfeh Tor his ur0wsss Hils A1s
Tes.e n her seE vas i7'11enss- joe harss.
in hfs nntca srFcistr wss exceet as
vas thame eers 81 rs sorEs tbss. Aors-
side pert ruel 1cst zrscefsi cor .crtlea
scr ard ess aesrtig arpisndea
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
Facts Concerning Consumption.

maintain that consumption can be cured,
but 1t is still greatly beyond our control
There are numerous cases on record where a
q dissect ID lun- has been found covered with
scars, which proved that the person once was
afflicted with consumption but had been
cured. \ heuorrh2se does not always indi-
cate consumption, a. there is more than one
kind OF disease oi tho lungs which viii cause
them to bleed. Consumption IS hereditary in
a great degree, but IaaDy people whose bodies
contain the germs Of tho disease will die ot
other causes simply because they commit 10
act of indiscretion that viii cause the mslady
to manifest itself The seeds OF consumption
lurk hidden away in many an apparently
sound body. 1t is a strange fact that many
prize fighters and athletes dio of consump-
ton, but in not few os these cases it Is due
to the tremendous strains and exertions put
forth in contests, also TO the various exposures
aid exercises for which athletes and bruiscrs
are noted
Place three men out in a rain end let them
get thoroughly drenched; Is n result one win
contract rheuIaatiS.n, another will suffer 20
inconvenience, but tho third win take
severe cold which viii Start him on tho road
to death. So it is every mans duty TO guard
AGAINST colds, and cure them c5 soon as pos
si5le Many women have defective lungs IS
a resul. Of tight l2cins. Thero arc hundreds
of cases where certain portions OF vomen's
lungs arc practically dead and useless caused
by tight lGeing, but the majority Of them die
of something other than lung troubles.
Again, it is a wrong idsa TO think that s5oop-
shouldered people are apt to have weak lungs.
In Tennessee there are counties where the
men are all tall. gauat and very stoop-shoul-
dered, but consumption among them is q rare
thing indeed, but that may be owing to tho
pure mountain they breathe. The best thing
for consumptives is puro air and change Of
climate.-Phy ysician in Globe Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

tRalrcsS naarss are prsisy lai ast e.
present. szd a prra merit rsi.7osd olsciai
yesterday Tbs y the iall sesson 5f re
ear snd e VII isst frfii ths SrTius f--iza r.
nFkt1 moving sls1Et flls tase. .ssf year
eaeinr~s vss rernarssb'r i~piF. 1virg to
ne 1ear sVrrosch ef The lorer stsis Co a.
serce az. ent rev e Ia >-sssad z~--a irsn
- A. eiRtsr n A
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
CAN A MAX SWALLOW A CANNON BALL?

Well. that depends He can If bis
throat is large enough and the cannon ba
not too large. The question really seems
worthy of some consideration, in view
The size of some of the pills that are ple
fcribsd for suffering humanity. Why not
throw them ITO the Gogs." aud take DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Purga'ive Pellets? Small,
sugar-coated, purely vegetable. perfectly
harmless, in glass. and always fresh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Oals ..la@sts.-
A80at $50 yeas seo 1 .as sfrfsksz y L
para Ia six8E ss~Es Z 1s1 5 sees1d
saosk 7o<ss tlaa - Lrss For fares
uonfEs / szs hearty Eziy ess nay rz1s
slo4lisf sr9oled a. inca - l0a 4n4 utg
4fi1 aa4x Pe s4cgiy ae.~.sss a. nav sl4s
i1srs @ss eaastanE ro4rssk aag e.ssklak
"a ~ 1lta1. Ass fzs sorklug o. assEy
aascnlnsrg mY sFsiits ssre 80 seak I easi5
eaiy partially oIsn nag sysss 9y sneis
nsrso4s sea sas - gr1strsls - Ia. Ei.s
-s2at iA4Fsne4t Or uois~ Se4zS1 t1e
sresless astrsss. Whils "a tlia
cgual,loa ~ trend Afs clt'sz. $40 III
Dsea GflsnoIng ae fAlsa payer meetings
sr1ug4t N0s. Dora 6rSa ts sss nls
oecit@1 20 gre gp mY aslleiaes aa1 pay
s.11a aua tluH ny case snlre.y s. t4e
a4nds " llle great pa sieian Jesus re-
eelged tle amounting Jauaes '. "a -. sitsr
ealcA AFs. Ouing szl1 10 ae l. tie
nzns " t4s Lora Jesus Aif year 4anc
ias.isiials.y rAissl mY a4ld to nlF ns51
ali lie distress lsls mF Esz1 Is
a. Instant ~ eyes shoulder
al si4s aSc4me lAtufa an1 sf9lk.
- tazl In very shofE tme I sas ss.- e.
DO rag 1JaseH0gk. ban tls moCta e
Angus 1857 s46erei 20 dgseHgers.
N4l1l reduced ia ssfy Hs.--l. Before 3
aa1 recovered ifoa THIS I sal LAFse severe
Sis ~ aAf et-. Naa.4 tgtA-@ ~ batE &s-
gfaef Ia .t-icE sleee4si0l. n asa Ars.
bfillu cams / Nss 50 s0fe / could not bear
The reignI Oi slas. over M O0iy Afg5g
prayer ne pAln I'D soreness instantly left
ns. Daunz rhis sickness came very near
death. lhought my hour had come
su- asked Mrs. olitnn to pray iof ne tpa-
| mlsut have cyins grace she SAID sns
could nOt olfsr that prayer a s1e did ne'
ieel NY "5rk was done. / s00D became
cold snd figld. and sank into state OF IN
consciousness and ~ ali human appearance
I Was dylug. Ny eyes we're nxst. and s
death paisor AMI cold pesplrGu0n spread
over me. My breath grew less frequenl aod
s4orieg. Ay pulse N4s n7sIis g0ue. THIS
continued about ten minutes. Mr.
Onl1u anolnted rue ani claimed
the promise. When l shecame conscious
l h@d no power 10 speak for near an eoar
1 had scarcely recovered from this when j
Sss seized ~ltL severe attack OF iuham-
maiogs raeuuatism. which remained ABOUT
Two weeks. / Vas always relieved anu
found rest IN answer u prayer, and fully
recovered without any medicine. / give
al praise 10 Jesus. who is my lie and de-
liserer. l shall be glad 10 see any one who
wishes 70 call upon me. | am we'll and
happy Ia the Lord.
Mas. c. b. JAMESON
g. BrsinArdst,
Grand kapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
Grand Rapids, Mich,

The above. brought TO this Office by Mrs.
Gnffin herself. aud in her own handwrlt-
ing. Is published at the earnest request Of
the founder of Beaulah-the Faith Cure
Home-which celebrated the first anniver-
sary Of rs founding last evening.
In reply to many questions Mrs. Griffin
slated that her institution had no ''pa-
tient.:" AL who came to the house were
simply quests" she said she depended en-
tisely upon the Lord Tor her support. The
Lord vas rich and could aflord 10 help her
On q suggestion being made as to Mrs.
Jamis0n tue heroine OF tue miraculous
st0ry,) being interviewed, tue Gitia re-
piled. With some asperlty: III yoa caunOt
take my word | don't see how you are
going 70 believe her. l don't ike to have
the guests interviewed because they are
Lervous.'
The TELrsRAM- Il rRALD gives the ridicu-
lOus story iCr wnat Il IS worth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
REAL ESTATE SALES.
This list is furnished Oy w. R. scribn

This list Is furnished by w. K. Scribner.
real estate desler, So Pearl-stl
John Gelocs and Arie Van Bree 20 Ham
Van Dy X. lot 6. blk ], Gel)ck Van
p rC1 -.-..-.3 j
Edwin lioyt. Jr.. ." Joel Collins lot 2l. y,
% AID y. Hoyt < Adam aid d............... 800
Helen Al. h. HoyitD Joel COiiins, lots 10
Il sud lois $ 10 %. Hovt K Adams add 1000
Chas Hcrlington 70 VIM. NJ. Linder-
man l)ts, blk >, Cspen's ub............-.... 225
Ma Helzel 10 Emil kilsir5m and G. +.
Petersen, pc land Oh sec @, Nalxer.... 300
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
. .
DIhD.

sEELCHER-Of heart disease. Feb. 8. 1858,
Maud, only daughter of nry a9d Elsie skel-
cher, aged l. years and months.
Funeral Sst ,fday. Feb II, at p. m, from the
South Cong satioial church.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

We believe the FIRST sst Of rules for Pro
gressiye Pedro ever published may be found
in our advertising columns TODAY by II.
lie 1nards Sons e Co. This is O Michigan
game, so the travellers say.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

n ~en sr'rs- wfh estarrkr Non can he
rr-e7 ~ ~en tase HOOD Ssrsa2sr a. the
-resr olaod cnrfer 1ei1 av 81 drakslsfs.
Frprsrps suIv hv C. Z Rassd & Co. Apot BE-
e. ies. Lowell Mass
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Fn4r .ad slaxAsly wsra4sr
Waaa ssrss. fss. io.-fs.r SsAklsr fsi-
bssea - lscss saos iges sarisbis sials.
slxniiF szrLner.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Pslen & H-rc!d having dissolved part
rership. a. Hsroid & Co. wil cputinus the
business and wish their many friends % call
aud examine their e. Ock e; 6 Gonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

IRON MOI LUEho tNIDN IfII-
Jim Ks-r. chairman OF the Iron Mould
ers' Union, skipping out with the funds
doesn't hinder the ball. Friday evening
February 10.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

f.hs~~ rAeeez-s eAs sf q 49, >cps- -
<k~~~ssfa e~sn hisce = &eoro~&
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-06
Consumption Surely Cured.

To THE EDIToR-Please inform your read
ers that l have a positive remedy for the
above named disease. By its timely use thou
sands Of hopeless cases have been permanent
ly cured. shall be glad to send two bottles
OF my remedy FREE to any Of your readers
who have consumption II they will send me
their express and post office address
Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM. NJ. G. l6S Pearl st.. N. Y.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-06
GIVE THEM A CHANcEi

That is to say, your lungs. Also al
your breathing machinery. Very won-
derful machinery it is. Not only the
larger air-passages, bnt the thousands of
little tubes and cavities leading from
them.
When these are clogged and choked
with matter which ought not to be there,
your lungs cannot half do their work.
And what they do. they cannot do we'll
Call it cold, cough, Group, pneumonia
catarrb, consumption or any of the
family of throat and nose and head and
lung distractions, all are bad. All ought
to be got rid of. There IL just one suro
way to get rid of them. That is to take
Boschee's German Syrnp, which any
druggist will sell you at 75 cents bottle.
Even if everything else has failed you,
You may depend upon this for certain.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-06
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appc-
tite is poor, you are bothered with Head
ache, yon are fidgety, nervous, and
generally out of sorts, and want to brace
up. Brace mp, but not with stimulants,
spring medicines, or bitters, which have
for their basis very cheap, bad whisky,
and which stimulate You for an hour,
and then leave you in worse condition
shan before. What you want is an
alternative that will purify your blood,
start healthy action of Liver and Kid
neys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed lealth and strength. Such
medicine You will find in Electric Bit.
ters, and only so cents bottle at W. NJ.
Awards Drug Store,
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-06

Bodily and mental health depend upon
healthy condition Of the blood. f'he
blood particularly in tho spring and
summer months, becomes clogRed with
impurities, which poison 1t and penerata
disease. A harmless blood purifier il
necessary to restore healthy tone.
The best purifier and tonic known IL
Swift's Specific Is. g. ~. OF its won.
derful purifying and tonic powers we
give few testimonials:
Mr. VIM. A. Sisbold, with George p.
Noweu q Co., 10 Spruce Street, New
YORK, writes: II feel 1t my duty, for
the benefit OF others who may Be al
nicted a. was, to write you this letter,
Wnacn you can use In any way you
choose I suffered great pain from
turn my head without acute pain. After
trying all the usual remedies, and Hnd-
Ing no relief, used one bottle 8, 8. al.
and very soon was entirely relieved of
my Jobs Comforters.' Now nos 4
sign Of my aff1iction can be SEEM
Mr.. N. g. Hamlin, Winston, N. C..
writes: II use it every spring. II al.
ways builds me up, giving me appetite
and digestion, and enabling mo to stand
the hot summer days. On using II
soon become strong Of body and easy OF
Mr. G. 4. Mitchell, West ssd st.
Ferry, New York, writes: IT weighed
1l6 pounds when I began taking your
medicine, and now 1b2 pounds. / would
not be without S.E.S. for several times
its weight in gold"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease
mailed free. TEE SwIvr SPRcIpIC Co.,
Drawer Q, Atlanta, Ga
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-06
-Four Men in a Rubber Works Paid $75,-
900.

Four young men at the Philadelphia
Rubber Works, No. 2,4l7 South street,
were at the money counter of the Adams
Express Office, Broad and Chestnut sts.,
yester!sv, and carried away $40 600 spot
cash. They were George Gregg, of q
9Ss Alder at John McCaffrey, of 1888
South st.; William McCluskev, of No. 2.
512 Pine st and Thomas Lynch, of NJ.
2,OlS Lancaster st. 1t was the pr,cert.s
ofhalf the capital prize of $50 G00 IN The
April drawing of THE Louisiana State
Lottery. The half ticket cost IS, each
man l'ntting up Sl.25. The money WAS
paid al New Orleans, aud thence forward
ell tn this cir by the Adams Express. :
Philadelphia (Pa.l Telegraph, April %
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-06
A HELENA HOLOCAUST.
An Employe Cremated and Others Supposed
to be Lost.

About 2'l5 this morning au alarm of
fire was given and taps sounded indica-
ting that u fire had broken out in the
second ward. In moment afterwards
fire and smoke were seen to issue from
the mammoth livery stable occupied by
Mr.. Rv Zeigler, situated opposite the
Bank Exchange on upper Main street.
In short time eleven streams of water
were playing upon the fire, which feed
ing upon the hay and otner combustible
matter with which the premises abound
ed, ballied the efforts of the fire laddes
in their attempt to subdue it. The wa
ter from both the new and old water
works was used. aud it was not until
nearly o'clock in the morning that the
flames were entirely subduei.
ORIGIN OF THE FIRE.
Just how the lire was started no one
zee ns able /" state clearly. 1t was first
observed in the basement of the building
where quantity ofhay had been stored,
but who started it will always remain
mystery. A large number of horses was
kept IN the basement of the mammoth
stable, 81 600 stallion which had arrived
from the east the day before, being
among them. With the exception of
three or four which escaped with more
or less scorching, they ull perished. Mr..
Zeigler estimates his loss at about 25 or 80
animals. He thinks that or 0 board.
A"s "oiseS were aiso uestrofeu. Inc
MOST slchENiNd SIGHT
that presented itself Was the charred re-
maines'fan employe ofthe Stable named
Frank. This unfortunate was
burned beyond recognition. No one
could De found who knew his fall name
or where he came from, 1t is suppose d
that "thers perlshed In the flames, but
no one could De found who positively
hhew that snch was tlie TACT. The lods-
ihs l'ouse ABOVE the Stable was complete