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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
A st.tsAI.atg

Ani the msiisn shrisks I In terr,r.
IN. the nerne anil drcsi cycloss.
. can hear ~ tlrca iful matter
AMI u. weiri. Will, wofal tone'"
Hut On. Youth, though pale, was frsrls.-.
AMI hs al "Oh t<sr Thy pain,
sTs the siIiase isssi rho prsstise,
when the Robin. Nest Axsin'"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

\ rutary ofprgrrss has NJ, pro lurc'I
(, r-m~,iy Equal 90 Ely'. Cr-tm B'im fo'
,atirrl,, cold Ia the heal AMI h'y fever
II I. no, . llqull az q snur. bat u lS'r'
f,ytly .sf- snt !. -'slly rprlissi inio 'h.
uo.trll.. Il give. immellair relief anl
7ur-. the worst cases
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
w IN-f.AIkfiiA TIC Etttsf
No. isl-A Hollow SauArv;


No iS.-Coaundrumas I. lie halts whsk
be mAryhe- and can't ever stand At eAss. q
Al the point % the bsyonet j of Con-
lean. 4 B~aa-e time b-ats everything.
bat drummer beats time. s because thsy
do not cut zach other. but only what CONS
between them q The bridge 81 sine Z
Nolse. = i~csu.e they are always cro>sias
Ne line and gOlng from pole to pole
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
yI.EyEN yEARs ~ CIIARGE

Of the package department, Boston a
Maine depot, Boston. Mass. Miss IIeien
debility, biiiousness aud water brssh fsr
several years, and life seemed almost .
burden To me. After using ahDose every
thing. sulphur Bltter cured Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

Bsl~Ad a .tory and leave liquor. 10
h.ul D. Labor anil lsAv. liquid. hshsAi
nnishs.i and leave . numt-r. t-he.si "a
listen ADd lsAs, Isrt - tbs hciy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
he Liver

When eas ~ order. Involves every cfrsn es
the h.i,. Rsme'Isss Coo s"ns e'hsf dsi ~.
Us~nt Ars frrl.snily taken ~ith.at Tie hasi
eject. teeasss u 10 the liver ~h'ch Is NJ tai
...,se~ q the troahis. aud until that y 80
r,rhi thsrs can - M health. strength, 90
s.ms.r, ln any pan a The sysism Merup'
4. .oms form. L. q sanm-n spscifs Toe sing-
r,.h liver, bal . Oar saief AMI m"se effective
us.ilrlns n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
=. N,,,.... D,.,,,,.,,a Mes.

rs you will .eni your stir.-.. we ~ill mall
ysa oar illustrated pasapbLt explaining ali
aisoai 10. bye. Celebrate Elcstro- Neltaic usii
Ant appliances, sa.i thsif charming .drsts apoa
an. nsf,ea. delaiitstsl system. AMI hyw tho
sili qstekly restsrv y.a b. slr,r sst msahyol
famphkt frs. 10 yoa Arv thu. affilrts>l. 90 wtll
ssBi you q Ii,h AMI Appliance. oa trial
NouvAIC BtIT Co. Marshall. Mieh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

Ill you noiir. th,i due heal ~ hair ~
church llsi SnnlaVf Ihft sss Mr.. ".
She never slloS. herself a. b. out 81
llall'. Hair Ilsn~N~r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
MEssEN0ER's NOTICE.
OspIcK 40 rus susRiSv 40 OxpoRD Corxrs
STATE Of MANN.

ONrORD. ss s-jaiy issh, A. u. i~S
THIS IL ~ give No<ice, thai .a The bah day al
July A. D. lsD, Warrant IN Insolvency 90.
Issaei out ef The Cear ~ Insolvency Tor ALL
s:cssy OF o.i.rl. Against tss estate q Charles
ir en- tnsotsent teiSss. 90 J<ltioa ~ salt debtor
vhi<h petition vss hi~i on the % dAy sf July A
Dlsn. N whtch IA NAME dste inserr-s on q laim.
iste l.e ecmpusei; that NE payment of say ,ieis.
i>isngtagt " sa deisss. ~ HIN 90 for ks 49, AMI
The delivery asd transfer sf say prvp<rsy BY him
an fosi<tien ~ law thai . meeting sftke ereils.
- % All =, asss ss - prs,s NJ as's. ssd
- h>ti - Count ef insolvescy, ~ ~ ksttea q
rans. IN said Cssaty. - Ne Ssh day % Aux.
a. ID. Ian. - nine s'slsrk In ~ fsresesa.
ulven ss'ser ny hasi NJ date Ara stsvs
ALvAx y. GOODWIN. pyp-.y sAsds,
= inssss.sss e - Cssn q iiso'vss<y. sss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
IIlErAl,rAIN

81 III. good ship storm Ming .ay.; "for
the past hs- years have u.ei sulphur
Hitter. on bosri my .hip, ani have never
lo.t q man. They are a .ur- preventive
~ all conts gious fr,crs az Incident Ia
warm climates. Please send M. AZ onr
two dorm hottle., aud obllgr j. siarrrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

for,lsn~r-,h. cher monacar, ! for
ct ~ YOU'RE ntm~, Get W 80 quc"r anl
strange. H. - NJ name 10 saith.
Imam I,ptn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

II !. easy To euier an old man. h,bits-
tIon b-csuse his gait 1. broken aud hi.
locks ar- few.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
Ne. ist.-A na.-s..s sd . p,.....A

ACru~ss / She,piolis ? \ word usssi
D. denote r,st 90 Isu-s In singing To
portion. 4 To shah s A cO1c.rt WON
bowu 1 \ Con.onant : a bona q A
l.,rrAsr 4 4 feminine name 4 An en-.
crption q Tocuv~r Z To fNsisn q To
Isrforn y 4 con-onAnt
DiAmobd \ letter. turf. auctions, an
ancient Ahd r,nown~i King. . bsi spirit.
An heir. a letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

No. tss.-Charsde.
nnd my frst. fond lover.
In q mAislsn's eye.
sc.k ne in the ocean.
Or the summer sky.
-. my second dancing
AZ the crowded. ball.
frOrn the old church tower
Hear its solemn call
Known 90 song and story.
lar has Town my fame,
whole IL . dainty flower
You have heard my mama
No. iss.-A oasss Ce~si.stiss
Fifty l. my hrsi,
And nothing IL my second.
My third lust mAke- my ~bols
Put al my part. tosvtber.
NJ fourth. t-ginning u the end.
IA sysryons must Know.
Ny lfih will change the eni 20 r,nd
Ny whole 10 but . tsaa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

In every town where SAvESA l. Intro
ducet the sale Il larger than all other
washing compounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

some laugh nc old school rme'lie..
Do me'i"rn one. equal Jobuson's Ano-
dyne ilnimcni,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

The paper which called this Kind IL
weather the .pring-halt. hlt II nearer
than Nsnnor l. la the habit ~ doing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

No ~. -ChAraie ShAm-ruck.
No, 10 Rsbus for Little folki vios
brings ruin
No isi.--A famoa. Artist, RosA Bos-
h.nF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

~ mlsrr'. fir.i rule Ia srithmsiic u
,dlhlon, bat hl. heirs generally hcgln
a LII hlNl.lnn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

\ u.rful Present w every pich,sr
SAUNA, the hcsi w,.hlns Powder.
Sold hy gruy-rs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

The patriotism q, q glrl eating lev
cream aud drinking lemonade to build .
church Ia bounded by an elastic corset.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
No. tss--Arith.s.sie.l
Write down one hundr,i With four uineA
Aa,,.. q. %. r.l.s ti,.,.ii,.

q m~syhAnii In thin hoaf ofesa
n "a thi. ysg-s yo-a shs-ai zee
All Ia 90 --ss-ttins - sPppp
Iosr J-arrihs &c gr-~utscs 49,,
Tale car .i'trs. AT ,-yyy.
Co ara ght-sy at All sis-Sti iit
lolu hhi ths groi-st q -ssBs "a
Nesl-rt can ofsr ~ "a qqg
~ 49, Al osc~-gsuioas ycar issa
a sll-ut bsl.ib~~. ..a o. kkA
-Nan~ys Veal,
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a u lot =. trslyut i-sr

- Oh, cr1brids sinsins tssVo no he, r.,s.
L. bet oos;lus plngip eirth ~Or'i.y wrirh.
H. b., woBi tAht .l.ls romf eth slits,h.
rruhf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
~ IN. Pr.

q q, I'll nj ehi prignsni gar>s
HIATT cra.lfAgly snsti o, Oh, OWNS aith
sag..
Dan o, kolo Goat he, sos e-yeal hu,sroh
Toni b., kys % dst-. 90 buell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29

Ne. tss.--A usssssy Crsss Wed.
Nv a. /. IN rsssa bss "a n hs
Aa
Nv s-~ood IN sl.Atesy~sr>. ess sot w Oais~s
NJ tAlri h IN CAmpl>li tuf n'< In naasaaAs'
NJ f,ir,h " IN Mltco. bai ma IN hAk>ees
NJ fnA l. IN naea. bat bst IN sserv~;
Nv .lstl u IN t>>-lnx. t.sf 20 IN bsrus;
nv ss,.ata N c.~rsis~. bas "a % ssse,
nv stxblh 1. 3. uasthorpe. tas M 'a wsiss
NJ plnfA u "A s~st. eus NJ IN tesnysces
NJ ,>nsh /. N nsckssay, but ne IN hmersos'
NJ sl~s~uth n IN rssrAl hut sos In tsvs
NJ t~elfth IN Ourths ~ IN xArtinesa.
~, ,hlr,~..,h /. b. nc.saisps but % IN vss
tAir..
Nv fc-sr,s-ath h IN ryriAI>. bas ne IN hoaAsss
N. h.. q srstisa - yvs ~tl 80
nv N. hani .hich v~as~i The 'iieAihsa chisss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
Ayers pills.

yos b.. ~ appetite. bllle's troulle,' eensu-
,u,tls.. indigestion. ai-i sick hsssiasis' u'sse
flIis o.. unsurpassed
-yos a tsns tina. : was . s"rsfrr ff"m
s,emaeh. n,sr, AMI kiinsy irosilrs, stIs-
r,.nelng marh dlfieuiiy In aigssihn. sim
sever, palms in tiss lamlaf reEioa si'a vu'si
,art. u the b,sly. IIa,ins uied 'sfle'y ~
r,m.ils.. Including warm laths. ~ih "'il
t.m...sary relief. ai-ssTi tlrvc n'"nih. 40. =
began TIE us- ~ Ayers l1lis. Aisi my h.a',h
/. ~ much Improved that I sisaiJ testify !"
the .ul-f,of merits II his msdislns. =
Maso-I Jofse ferslra. rofia. foFtnE.L
-Fos N. eufr ~ hsssisshs. Ayers ,sihAf.
tie nils a., ths nss-t elective H'sdis me
ever used."-R n. jams. Dossi'esisf' Mas
.whsa tel tn n..sl II saii'afiie. iAAs
Aver. Plll.. aHd hBd them Ia - m"ts snec-
i've than any oilssI pili syrf teos.- Mrs'
I. q. grnlh. nur~sllyiile, Va
II have hand In Ayers rtils' an in'aius.
HE remedy Coz coasliIation. hiliousnss., and
tin.irpd Disorders. peculiar TO mlAsn'ans
L-,angies Taken IN small AMI ffrP"sn'
d.sses, these nils
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-29
HOMRMAKRRS COLUMN.
nAapv nsasAceovs peaGNNIAls

tsrv.pssieses % ssp,ss % assrv.s N shs lasiiss
ColrnS. Oassri iv.ssssi. rsrss. haiss.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-01
WILL FIGHT TO THE LAST
A Caucus of the House Democrats
TO Decide on a Plan Of
Campaign
Randall Advises His Party Asso-
oiates TO Continue Their Fill
clustering Tactics


WAsaNoroN, Jan. Sl.-Ihe democrstio
caucus Tonight was well attended. A let
ter from Randall was read in which he
urged q continuance OF tho fight. He adj
yises the members Of the minority 20 stick
10 their guns, and lose no opportunity 10
keep the republicans from attempting 90
pass on any contested election cases IN the
absence of new code of rules. Randall
urged the renewal of filihusteriug tactics.
claiming they were right and proper under
the circumstances. lie demanded that the
democrats should prevent any Legislation
until the now code OF rules was brought in.
and also advised against the plan of leaving
the house in body.
Carlisle told the caucus there had been
only three meetings of the committee on
rules. lie never had received notice in
writing of meeting. but was sent for by
Heed and met him. Mckinley and Cannon
in the speakers rooms. They discussed the
rules for about an hour, aud have had but
two meetings since IN the speakers room.
lasting twenty minutes each. There had
been no meetings since last Monday. Car
Isle explained what was contemplated by
the new code, and was followed by Crisp
and others. While some advised eau
ton in the proceedings. the concensus
of opinion favored continuation Of the
fight. After long discussion the caucus
adjourned, having reached no conclusion
excepting formal agreement to continue
the dilatory tactics Of the past three days.
Carlisle and the other leaders will draw up
an address 10 the country which will be
published in justification OF the course Of
the minority. The subject Of securing the
intervention of the supreme court 10 estab-
lish the Illegal nature Of the republican
proceedings WIS bronched, but no action
tul
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-01

BuTIMoEE, Jan. ;Il.-Ihe Herald 10 NOR
row will have the following; Thomas A.
Jones' the Mnrylandcr who refused n reward
of S8Oo,oOo 10 betrny the Whereabouts VI
Wilkes Booth. the assasaiu of President
Lincoln. WIS in Baltimore yesterday. lie
said 1T was reported Mt the time that
Booth was sccreted in the old Catholic
church NJ Port Tobacco, now known as
Chapel Point steamboat landing. but such
is not tue case. He was at that time hiding
in pine thiclset about mile aud n hall
from 'he firm OF my friend Samuel Cox.
!riendship Tor COX. who WAS life long
friend OF mine. did rot klow Booth. but
when Cox put him, crp,led M be was, in
that thickrt IN iey chpgc. np.hing coald
have tempted me 10 betray hiii.'
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-01

WAsniNGToN, Jan. M.-Mrs. Col. Coppin-
ger. eldest daughter Of Secretary Blaine. Is
lying critically III with brain troublo and
the gravcsi apprehcnsions nre felt IN rcgArd
10 her. She has not been well Tor some
time. bat She WAS no, regarded ms seriously
i'll until this morning, when the malndy
took dangerous turn, and II was deemed
advisable TO telegraph for her husband.
who Is now IN the west on an inspection
tour, and her brother Emmons. the only
members OF tho family who nre ont OF the
city. The president heard oi the case this
morning and went over 10 the secretary 10
offer his ymptthy and assistance. 4 con-
sultation Of the physicians was held this
morning. They offer no very trOng hopes
of The patients recovery.
Mrs. Coppingrr was very low during the
afternoon. Int towards evening her con-
ditiou improved and m late hour tonight
she was much better. Her illness is nttrib-
utablc ~ grippe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-01
THE FINDS OF THE LEAGUE.


DrTEou, Mich, Jan. 81. rrcsident Fiiz
gerald. of the Irish National league, re.
ceiyed Telegram today from Harrington
stating that Parncll strongly advises TINT
no convention DC held in America Mt pres
ent. The general elections are pending and
his friends are urged TO rcdouble their et-
forts Ia place tho home rulers in position
for ihe contest. Dr. OReilly sent G2,0Oo
to-day. The auditing committee finished
It's examination of the books this evening
and retired 70 prepare report.
The report will moi be given ont for pub
licaiion tin tomorrow. The following ig-
uros, however. are received from nm nuthen-
tic source: Balance ON hand Chicago con
yenilon lsSi. Sil SO; receipts 10 Jan. !,
isl1, S2j7 ,a,y: rrmittcd 20 Ireland So, 1,2is
current expenses. 22.222j; balance on hand
Ian. /. 1870, $O33j. Tho current expenses
include AN item Uf 5000 for President
l'iilgerald's salary. which TINT gentleman
donated bRck 90 the League, ns well ~ the
expenses of the Chicago convention Of 1886.
This leaves the expenses of the league Tor
three years less thnn per cent. OF the
amount collected.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-01
CHIEF OF THE BANTAMS.
Tom Kcly Wins the rulc la psspentel,
Fought Battle.

Fought Battlc.
Alw YoEN, jan. al.-Iho old-timc pugi-
lists Who hate to admit the youngsters can
do anything IN the lighting line, and who
were present tonight ut a ''milr' between
Tommy Kelly, the Harlem spider, and
Chappie Moran, of Jersey. ior tine bantam
championship Of the world, admitted after
ten rounds had been fought. that the battle
WAS one ol the greatest they ever SAW. The
contest took place near the border between
New YORK nnG rennsylyania, and i.0 Of the
most prominent sporting men IN the licin
ity yof Boston aud Philadelphia were pres
ent. The stakes were 500 side and a
purse of $500. of which one hundred went 10
the loser. Skin gloves we're worn. An ex-
pugilisi, now a teacher of boxing WAS referee.
Jack McMasters held the watch for Moran
and Johnny EckhArdt did the same for
Kelly. Jimmy Larkins and his friends sec
onded Morul, and two Harlem sports were
behind Kelly. This was the third match
that had been arranged between the
men. When the others fell through
each man accused the other of cowardly
conduct, and the personal feeling between
them was bitter. They had trained care
fully. When they were weighed this morn
ing Kelly was three pounds over weight.
and he had to sweat on in Russian bath.
Even that experience brought him down 10
only 1861 pounds. Moran WIS the reRula-
tiun weight. los pounds. kelly's record up
10 this encounter was mere that Of a trial
horse than anything else. Hp had been
employed many times on account ot his
cleNerness 10 sinnd up against heavy men,
whose qualities their prospective hackers
desired 10 bring out. He never had been
knocked out even by men who weighed
anyw here between ten 10 thirty pounds more
than himself Moran. who cnme here from
England in lss6 won the amateur cham
pionship OF the bantam class in 1887 and
lsss. lie then announced himself pro
fessionnl, but could find no opponent, and
he returned 10 England. While
there he won eight battles
in Birmingham, London, and Canterbury.
lie came back 10 Jersey City year ago and
since then he has whipped Frank Donovan
Of this city, in fourteen rounds.
The fight tonight was of the most des-
perate kind from the start. Kelly WAS the
taller bV two inches and he had n big nd
vantage in reach. Ne won first blood in
The first round 10y cut on Mornn's eye and
the first knock down in the second 10y u left
handler ou the mech. The betting, which
was lively nnd optned nj 500 20 $50 on
Moran heratuc n'ur plitr tunl fpI-dN 'sers
f0ugft. as Moran wns knocked clean Off his
pins for the second time in the fourth
round. Throughout the whole engagement
the fighters indulged in rushcs and clinches
and the ln-ighiing WAS really terrific.
Moran played more for the stomach. Final
ly Kelly placed right handler on Moran's
neck and ChHppic IN falling struck n post
and hnnched himself un the iloor. fairly
knocked out. II Is estimated about Hi,uuD
changed hands ON The ro.nll.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-01

NIGHT IN inil; accordingly he was quartercd
He asserts his thorough innocence Of wrong
doing. and denies any misappfopriatlon or
cmbozzomMl.
Chns. VI. Preston, superintendent of the
state banking department.. said; over GER
tiiiratiou of checks Tor Sl5Q,0W hy Cashier
Carter, OF the Equitable bank. io Pell,
WallAck * Go. aud DANES 4. simmons, un-
dnuhiedly crippled that institution Pres
ton knew that President rnllman had raised
Slfn.sN and hroughl II to the bnnk this
moruirp that ~ might resume business.
hc further snid the downfall of tho l.cnnox
llill bank was directly attributed TO the
ctshier's ceItihontuu of twu checks tur
SiD,ttN each Tor the SiNth National.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-01
KILLED a MONEY BROKER.
A Tragedy Ia san Franris'o w which =
Woman Was Involved.

A Tragedy Ia san Frnristo w which
Woman Was Involved.
san FRlycisco. Jan. 3l.-Samuol W. Gar
ness, money broker died last night from
the effects Of bullet wounds inflicted by n.
II. Arnold, n wealthy resideu, of Colusa
county. The shooting is believed to have
Ind its origin III anonymous circulars dis
trbuird a. ColusH over gear ago charging
Airs, Arnold with improper conduct. Sus-
picion rested on Gnmess. The men guar
relied over he affair several times before.
and Yesterday afternoon entered saloon
together and went 20 private room. A few
moments later several shots were beard.
md when the room WAS entered IL was found
that Arnold had sl.pt Garuess with r re-
yOlyur. Arnold was arrested and is still in
custody. He refuses 10 make any state
mont.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-01

MnKesp,GuE, Pm, Jan. 3l.-1he bottom
Of portion Of the town Of Plains dropped
out today. und with II three houses, caus-
ing CONSERVATION among the tennnts and
excitement in the town. The settling il IL
Thought, is moi yet NJ AN end. A few feet
from the scene of the disaster, and in a
direct line. is the cemetery, and fears are
entertained TINT this will yield. The *
cessiyc caye-iu is caused 10y the exirayugnnt
rubbing pf pillars 30 mines.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-01
Want. To Construct Big cnnnl.

roRoNro, Jan. 3l.-Henry II. wickstead.
a civil engineer, of brnntford. publishes to
day proposition to tile government TO oI-
pend eIO0o00D in deepening the Ottawa
and French rivers and constructing canals
to enable ocean vessels to reach the upper
lakes and do the carrying of the entire
northwest. He gives figures 70 show the
railroads could not compete with ships for
traffic. lie contends the products Of the
northwest will never find a satisfactory out
lei by Uudson's bay.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-01
SILC0TTS RETREAT FOUND.
The DefauIiing Cashier Discovered In
Canada lie Tells His story.

Canada lie Tells His story.
NFw YoHK. Jan. 3l.-Ihe Herald clains
90 have discovered Slcott. the defanlting
cashier of the house of representative. in
the village Terrebonno. Quebec, and this
morning prints u long interview had with
him yesterday. Silcoit was found at the
house of Louise Thiebnult, the woman with
whom il is said Silcot, iled from Washing
ton. lie consented 20 talk TO the reporter.
"fhc time will cone" said Silcott, "when
those nov hardest against me will say was
not SO much to blame, As 10 the charges
OF forgeries that is all bosh. There is
hardly member Of the house 10 whom
did not advance his pny every month, and
received notes as receipts. Asto the money
am accused of decanlping with. assure
you ] had very little leii when ] left New
York. There IL something else ! wish You
10 contradict, that is tho stories that WAS
q big winner NJ the rilces. This is not true,
for my losses far exceeded my winnings n
WIS ~ keep up and he hail fellow well mot =,
with these same members OF congress who
are how running me down, that FIRST Went
TO the races. My curse on races ! wish to
God ! Lad never went near them. Miss
Ihivbault. of whom such hiaeoas fnlec-
hoods are told, hnd nothing tO do with NY
downfall. Had always taken her ndvice
would hc IN a different position to-day
Silcott told tLo reporter he WAS going
away tomorrow. but would lipt say where
TO. He said he WIS not afraid uf arrest iu
Canada. lic hnd legal advice thai u, could
not be extrGditud.
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MeaoUtA. jan. 81 Special, Fired
Buck. ono of the wealthiest mon Of The
Bitter Root Valley. died ut his home in
Sioyeusyiilo Yesterday Of pneumonia. lie
WAS sick only few days. He came 10
Montana il the carly COS, and for some
yoais mined in Ccdm creek IN this county.
He lenycs o wife and several children. llo
viii Dc buried az SleycnANlllu ~ morfnw.
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Indicted for Bribery.

81. LOUIS. Jan. 3l.-The grand jury To-
day returned an indictment against wm.
Garlenback. charging hum with attempting
bribe while a member Of the house OF
delegates. This was the only true bill re-
turned against long list OF alleged bood-
lcrs. whose cases we're investigated by the
Jury.
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LINooiS. Neb., Jan. 3l.-Goy. 1hnyer to-
day addressed letter 10 the officers OF tho
Trans Missouri Traffic association in rola-
ton to through rates on corn from Ne.
braska. III reply To kilograms 10 the effect
that the association was not likely to take
action. The governor tells the officers
bluutly they must reduce the rates or there
will be trouble all over Nebraska.
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ALBANY, Jan. Jl.-ln the state senate Mr..
Cannon moved 10 take mp the assembly
worlds fair bill and poss 1t, but the motion
wns lost 10y vote Of ayes -, nays ~. The
senate then adjourned until next Monday
might by ppry vote. 40 one can now
predict when the two houses can be brought
To agree OH the worlds fair bill, and thu
friends Of New York are much discour-
a. ftnd
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CmclGo, Jan. m.-E. /. Lomax. general
passenger agent of the Union Pacific rail
why, telegraphed from Omaha that after the
two weeks blockade. the Centrnl Pacifc
line is now opened and that oil the delayed
passengers will rench their destination TO-
night or tomorrow, and matters will re-
sume their normal condition in day or
Two.
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nen.h stolen lhe rinn,. Mancn

Cmoao, jan. 3l.-Wall,er Dolhme. book
keeper for tobacco importing firm, snicid-
Cd to.dnY. He lvit letter Tor his mother
conf,ss,ng that daring the past few years he
bad stolen 600 rom his employers. All
but ~ 40, however, had been repaid. bat
TINT amount had 90 he iunde good mmcdi-
ately. and bciug unableto do So, he resolved
IT, kill himself