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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-08
I'd EDITION.
VIRGINIA POLITICS.
Alliance Leaders and Democrats Will
Discuss Agreement.
MANAGERS OF MCKlNLEY'S CAMPAIGN
The Remains of the Late Hannibal
HamIin Lying in State.
MANAGERS OF McKINLEY'S CAMPAIGN
CHEATED BY BAD PAY CHECKS
TO BE CHAIRMAN ELLYsON's GUESTS.
Alliance Leaders of Virginia to BE Dined
by the Eminent Democrat.

by the. Eminent Democrat.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND. Va. July 81. Taylor Ellyson,
chairman of the Virginia democracy, will en-
terrain at dinner at his home on Franklin
street this afternoon eight or ten leading ALI
sHce men. Several of the invited guests arrived
in the city this morning, among them being
Maj. Mann Page, president of the state alliance;
Maj. r. v. Gaines and Col Randolph Harrison.
Political matters will be fully discussed at
the dinner and q program by which complete
harmony between the democratic alliance men
and the democratic organization can be assured
will be agreed upon.
IL is understood that railroad bill to be
agreed upon at the alliance state convention to
be held here In August will be the only meas
ure that the farmers will press. At any rate it
is certain that the next legislature will be over
whelmingly democratic.
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SILVER PURcHAsEs.-of the I'd, 900 ounces
Of silver offered for sale TO the Treasury De-
partment today ea5.ooO ounce. were purchased
as follows: Eighty-sin thousand ounces at
rl.0l. 10000 ounces at sl.0l2s, ass, 900 ounces
at sl.0l26.
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
St. Paul Was the Only Stock That Showed
Activity.

Activity.
NEW YORK, July s.-The stock market still
showed narrowing tendency this morning and
extreme dullness was accompanied by heavy
tone without material change anywhere in the
list. The opening prices were generally
slightly higher than the finals Of yesterday, but
Jersey Central showed loss of l per cent at
1l3s4. Only ST. Paul was active and the num-
Der of stocks traded in remarkably small. while
a loss of y in Chicago gas was the only move
ment of note in the list. The market remained
devoid of feature ofany kind and at IL o'clock 1t
was extremely dull and still heavy at fractional
declines from the opening prices.
Money on call is easy at 2a219 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 51sa7. Sterling ex-
change is quiet and easier with actual business
at 4S4 4a4s5 for sixty-day bills and 1867 a4S6S4
for demand. Posted rates 4s5l 9a4s7l1.
The official report Of the Mercantile Safe De-
posit Company to the stock exchange shows:
Silver bullion on hand, SAT-, $40 ounces; depos-
tied, 81, 952 ounces; withdrawn, 244, $50 ounces;
certificates outstanding, 5,473. Government
bonds have been dull and steady to firm State
bonds have been neglected.
Absolute stagnation marked the dealings In
the stock market after IL o'clock In all portions
OF the list. There was some approach to
activity in Burlington, St. Paul and Chi
cago gas, but the movements in these stocks
were barely perceptible and no tendency in
either direction was to be detected Mt any time,
and at noon the market was still intensely dull
and stagnant at about the lowest prices OF the
morning. Bar silver. 1908.
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Arthur Williams was fined e. in the Police
Court today for assaulting William nbbs.
4. h. Trur et al have bought Of Z. r. Berry
for s4,5o5.O6 part lot :, Linthicum estate.
Georgetown. j. A. swope has bought for
e4,6s1.50 part 5, and W. J. Acksr para 4 Of
same sub for like amount
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PROBABLY A FATAL LOSS.

a Convent In Canada Burned-A Distfllery
in England ON Fire.
ST. HnAIRE, QuE.. July s.-The Convent of
La Providence, commonly known as that Of the
Sister Gadbors, situated on the Richelieu river
below Beloeil is on fire and will probably be a
total loss.
LONDON, July s.-The Holland distillery at
Dep:ford. 4 suburb of this city, is on fire. Not
withstanding the large number of engines on
hand and the utmost efforts of the fire brigade
IL Is conceded that the building is doomed to
complete destruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-08

Red BLUFF. Call, July s.-Chas. II. Brainerd
and VIM. Naigle, attorneys engaged in con-
Quoting case before justice of the peace
yesterday afternoon, had dispute in the court
room, which resulted in Brainerd drawing "a
revolver and shooting Naigle four times. The
wounded man will die. Brainerd was ar
rested. The parties we're related by marriage
and there had been a long-standing feud be-
tween them.
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Sunday Night,s storm at Galveston.

GALVESTON, texas, July a-The loss on Gal
weston island from Sunday nights storm did
not amount to more than t1.5oO. The citizens
smack Danica, commanded by Capt. Robsr{
Frankovitch, was wrecked OF Smiths point
on the north side Of Galveston bay, during The
squall Monday morning, and ave of tie AT
men aboard Of her were drowned. Thoss
drowned are kobt Frankovitch, Frank Milo
witch. Pete Strangel, Jack Speech and an nm
known man. News of the terrible d;sssss-
was brought 70 the city Monday evening br
Vincent sagovitch, the sole survivor ~ ~
little craft The sloop Mattre lsfs last nishs
to search for the bodies of the unfortuuss =
men.
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weiI-Known People Arrive.

NV York, June s.-The steamship Majestic
reached quarantine lilo. One Of her passsn-
gers was George Francis Train, who IL COM
plotting the circuit of the globe in q race
against time. Other distinguished passengers
were ID. o. Mills, Mrs Mhitelaw REID, Senator
spooner and family and Mrs. Parsn stevens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-08

Hotel Proprietor Arnola Assigns,
New YoRx, July Sd. 7. Arnold, propri.
etor Of the st. George Hotel. 805 Broadway, has
psde an assignment Assets aud liabilities IN
known.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market.
TIE following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney. lilg street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-08

Range OF the Therrnometsr.
The following were the readings At the sisnal
Office today; q. m. go; q pm. So. Maximum
81; minimum, SC.
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AXIS. MISSIONS SOOTHING sYRCP

NIKs. NINsLOW's SOOTHING sYRCP
Iis- Ae1 rsef TO- over FIFTY WARS w VIZ
LIONS %: MOTVTRs for their CHILDREN WHILE
ilIIHINC.. with pLKf ECT 81 Cess ltsOOTHEs
~ cCHIID. GUMS, ALLAYsaiI PAIN.
81 Lbs WIND COLO. and N tie best remedy for
bIAkkHLA- Sod by Druggists every rart Of the
world. L. and ask tor ''Mrs- Ninslow Soothing
- rur. and Is-s oILss s.siaIs S1itIs
Cla-Iy.
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Can't. Walsh Announces Their sueeess-Home
This Evening.
Special Dispztch TO The Evening Star
ARRocKAR, +. l.. July Emmett Guard first;
home this evening at $50. CAPT. II. WALSH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-08

IF YGT WAKE - IHE MORNING WITH BIT
mouth. coated tonxu-. PERHAPS
L-s.l-ri-. yyur Ever Is tUTVid luu need Car-rs Lit
tie Liver Pills
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Mama.


sales-Regulsr can-l2 O'Clock m: Washing
ton Gas. u at ~; - at ~. Washington Loan ana
Trust Company, at s5; 10 al 954.
Government Bonds L. s. 4s, registered, 1907,
llo bid, ll6s. asked.
district Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. es, 1921,
rency. - bid. - asked Market stock, IS issa.
currency, lol bid 2u-year fund, os Iss2 gold lOOs
bid asked 2O-year fund, So, 1892 gold, l05H bid.
3o-year fund, Us, gold 1902, 1l6 bid, - asked.
Water stock, ~, currency, 1893, LIS bid 1856 asked
s-t3s. 1874 fund CURRENCY; ll4s bid. ll6 askef
Miscellaneous bOnus-N asnlngtOn ana George
town Railroad, l0-iO is, lVz bid, Is asked. Wash
inglOn and Georgetown Railroad Convertible Is
IL. BID, lS5 asked Masonic Hall Association,
IS. lyJS, loo bid, - asked. Washington Market
Company, list mortgages, 10 bid, - asked. Wash
ington Market Conpany, mp is. ia bid, I'll asked
An.ericah security and trust Company, s. y91 bid,
asked Washington Light Infantry lstmorlgage,
6s, lyUa, 100 Dd asked. " ashingtVn Light IN
fantry I'd, IS 1904, NY bid, los asked Washington
Gas Light Company, series A, Is, 1875 Diu, -
Is. 6s, 125 bid, - asked ashingtOn Gas CON-
pany Convertible %. lz6 bid. 1857 asked. Ecking-
tUu Railroad d.. 100 bid. los asked.
National bank Stocks-Bank OF Washington $50
bid, juU asked Bank OF Republic, 40 bid asked
Metropolitan. 2i5 bid. Y0J asked. central. 500 b d
second. Isl bid, 20 asked Farmers and Me-
cnancs' 1855 bid. - asked Citixens', 40 bid.
los asked. Columbia. 1888 bid, lou asked Cap.-
iai. lzl bid. - ASKED. west Ind, ss Dad,
lUJA asked. Traders, ll6 bid, lzO as .e- Lncu.n,
w hid. lVox asked.
Railroad ,tocks-washington and Georgetown,
fo6 oid,.5o asked Metropolitan. iU7 bid l1V asked
Columbia, - bid, ~ Asked Capitol and North U
street, - bid, 40 asked. lexington and soid,ers'
Home, bid, 30 asked Georgetown aud ici,-
leytowu, 50 bid, 81 asked. Rock Creek, 100 bid.
INSURANCE otDcks-tlrenen - Is bad, 90 asked.
Frauklln, So bid o. asked. metropolitan, - bid, -
asked. National Union, IL bid, II asked. Airing
ton, las bid. - asked Corcoran, u Did, asked.
Columbia, lisa Did, 10Y asked SerinaIi-Anerican.
ISIS Did, asked. Potomac, IS bid, w asked.
higgs, q. bid, asked Peoples, 81 hid. 81
asA.d- Lincoln, Uid, 50 asked. Coniinercia,
bid. - asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Rea. Estate Title, 125
bid. l3j asked. Columbia Title, bid, % asked
Gas ami Electric Light StOcks-Wasn,ngtou q IS,
- lid, Az asked. georgetown Gas - UId. I. ..
Electric Light. - hid. l.O asked.
Telephone stocks -Pennsy ivania, "a bid, asked.
Cncsapeake and fotolndc OIL Dd. "a asked -ailleI
lean ,raphopaone, 5A bid, asked.
instantaneous ctocks-M ashingtOn Market Com
pany IA Did, u asked Great alls Ice Company
= Uid. lc5 asked. hull itun Panorama Com
pany Is bid, 20 asked. PNEUMATIC Gun Car
rage, - bid, / asked. Lincoln nall, = bid, iot
asked. Ivy city bricA company, 50 Did. lnteroceaf
building Company, - Did, iVzl. asked.
safe deposit AM Irust Coinpauies-W ashipgtoI
Safe Deposit Company, liz bid, asked. Wash
iugton loan AMI rust Company, IS bid s61.
asked American security anu trust Coinpan,
vu Al aske
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NOT READY TO PUBLISH
The Report on the Autopsy and Death q.
the Electrocuted Criminxls.


the Electrocuted Criminals.
ALBANY. n. Y, July s.-Dr. Carlos F. Nc
Donald. who conducted the execution and the
au,opsies Of the four murderers at Sing
Sing yesterday. arrived in this city
last night and after registering at
Stanwix Hall was driven to the house OF DIR.
Samuel b. Ward. sHe declined to give out his
autopsy notes to reporter, saying: Il
haven't got them in shape. and DIR. Ward
and have yet to make microscopicai examna-
tions. The results will be written out aud sent
to the warden at Sing Sing, and he will file
them probably with the prison superintendent.
The execution was a success and believe we
have found the proper mode OF capital punish
ment as IL is to continue In this state.
Asked abou. the witnesses DIR. Mcdonald
said: There were too many. 1t would be
better to have only few scientific men present.
Dr. Ward and myself were the official physi-
clans and will make the death report.
The witness whom nobody knew and who
was supposed to be from Rochester, was the at
tending physician at Auburn prison. should
like to tell you more, but my allegiance to the
warden forbids. can say that believe death
WAS instantaneous"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-08

Suit Against Claus spreekeis for Million.
SAN FRAxcIsco, July s.-Tho steamer Aus
tralia. from Honolulu. brings news that Geo.
MaeFsriane. half owner Of the Waikapee PLAN
sation, has brought suit against the Hawaiian
Commercial Comp any, Of which Claus spreckels
Is president, for taking forcibe and illegal pos
damages are claimed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-08

lee AMMosIArEp
slEAM CAkFkI CLEANING AND RENoyArINa
WORKS.
r.os and i7IO II. NV
Are Gong the Les kind of ~Ors- Prices Of cleaning
Isg ysrc IasrAln. n Tapestry and Boy, a. VsI-
Vet. Ni.ton. NOIl-Jte aIsi AxIninster. huss 2as
O. 81 J.. re- yA-d aaoltOns! II cleaned by the new
1IutnoEiztr,. Er0cvss. furniture. Mattresses and
lSatLrTs feEvNatrd CHri-ts taken up AMI laid.
Leave Orcsr> a crssv. isUS ami l7lU -; u " ,
-alus aln,llurst'~ iurnunrr amt carpet house, cor
In al - 4LD- igItEe!!. dry rOods. Ger.
-Oth - au4 Ia IA. IL Neslsysr. halter AMI
f1rials-iEss. SltrJ " Meetings. Dry Goods store,
l,=.o IN -. ILs iEic.pTlss In GOOlis Houss.
lsil l4tL s.
u NEwAYER. Manager
Tr.suhOEe Sli myIJ
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baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, July a-Flour duh, unchanged
receipts, 3,6l6 barrels: shipments, O,56I barrels;
sa IS, YUJ barrels. Wheat nrmer-spot, l.O0k u
Loo; the month, 9s,s asss.; August, VIZ asI j;
September, y, Aa9i y; October, ?s.a9sk; southern
wheat nrin; Fultz, 95al.05: LOngberry, v6al. 90
receipts, 1850 bushels; shipments, none; stock,
lIT siV bushels; sales. $4,000 bushels. Corn steady
spot, J,Ea6s; the month, sins 6s; september,
co.; southern corn, white, hrmer, IS; yellow,
nominal, -; spot, No. ., white, i5-receipts,
S,2Oo bushels; shipments, none; stock, 20i,5pz
bushels: sales, 5000 bushels. Oats strong-NO. .
white western, IS; No. mixed western, 49,
Receipts none; shipments, none; stock, s2sss BUSH
els bye dull-No. q IOaT5-receipts, none; ship
ments, none; stock, $3.50 bushels Hay nrm-good
to choice timothy, ii0Sai2.5o. Grain freights
establishment to Liverpool, per bushel, I'd. asked;
Cork for orders, per quarter, :s,6d, nominal;
cotton per pound: I'D; nour per ton In sacks,
los. per loo pounds. Cotton weak-middling, 81.
Provisions sttaly-mess pork, l2.vOals.uo per bar
rel; bulk meats, long clear, 6k; clear rib sides,
81; sugar-pickled shoulders, 81; sugar-cured
smoked shoulders, N; hams, 1lAal2; lard, re-
nned "a. Butter unchanged, Eggs unchanged.
Coffee steady-Rio cargoes, fair, 49,; No. I, IAN.
sugar nrm-granulated, Al. Copper unchanged.
Whisky unchanged. Peanuts unchanged.
BALTIMORE. July s.-virginia consols, ten
fortles, 2s bid do. threes 81 Gid; Baltimore and
Ohio stock, 81 asked Northern Central stock. 81
bid; baltimore and Ohio southwestern nrsts, W
bid; do. second incomes. Is bid; Consolidated gas
bonds, ITO asked; do. stock. az bid
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. July CLOSING. - Wheat - July,
esk; September, SIN. Corn-July, SSk; septem.
Der, 52s.. oats-Juiy, sIh; september, 2sx. Fork
September, lo.a.6. Lsrd-SeptsmbsT, Sso ktbs
september, GsG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-08
Fon THr Tor1r7

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Hair NisT-th- most popular and economical hair
crossing II the market II causes the hair TO grow
sbGnantiy and rsain the bsau,y Of youth
prevents eIIdness heals troublesome humors Of the
scalp ant lssp it clean cool and healthy Both ladies
and gentle everywhere prefer Ayers HAIR yisor to
any other dressing for the hair Mr., Lydia y.
NoodJ L. Pit:sor. Ne. writes. II have used Ayers
Hair Tiscr Cor some time. and has worked wonders
for me. va. troubled with dandrun and faing hair
% that was rapidly becoming bald. but since using
the Nixor head i perfectly clear Of dandru the
hair has ceased coming Gu: and I have 9 good
sTo~th VI the san. coIoT a. when wass young
woman. can heartily recommend the use Of Ayers
Hsir yizor to any ems ,uf erin. dandrua loss
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GEMS SuIrs SECURED
AND PkEsskD FOR IL
Coats. b-. Pants. 2oc. Vests. &c Altering and
rskaiElu AZ done Goods called tor ana
dslissrsd. 1elsphone call lAj-2-
n l. HAHN. zoo Sab 81. nv;
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DALPITATION OF THE HE ART. NERVOUSNESS
u trssIiisfu.s. nervous hs4tarhe. cold hands and
fest. tie h.ck and other
Te-ts1 . aTters lrCn P.ls. s,etfally Tor the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-08

SPRIserrALD, No., July S.-P. ". Fyan,
elected to succeed Congressman Wade, met
with serious and painful accident last even
ing. While returning home from his Office he
tripped on defective plank In the sidswalk
and fell violently to the ground, fracturing his
right wrist and right thigh. His physicians
Say he will be confined for two month";
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= Makes Tlis Way on Forged Credsatiais

MDDLKsoao, Ky, July 8.-Robert Knight
alias Benight. came here last April aud by
means Of forged Recommendation gained an
entrance into socisty and established the Ma
tionsl Loan and Investment Company. Re-
Gently he dissppsarsd, and II 10 now CHARGED
that be forged many checks and drafts ON Gin
ciansti. New York and Chicago banks. II has
aiso bseu discovered that Knight has worked
schemes similar to the one practiced hepo IN
Chicago and Detroit
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REV. DR. sCHUBERT's DEATH.
Knocked Down by a Boy Thrown From
Bicycle.

THE AGED MANS HEAD STRUCK THE PAVEMENT
wIrH such FORCE A. TO CAUSE CONCLUSION OF
TIE BRAIN FROM WHICH HI pIRD-rHI BOY Ar
REsTED-rHK coRoNkR's INQUEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-08

TEE ASSESSMENT 70 BIZ COMPLETED MKT yuxE-
THE RULE ABOUT vALurs-wHAr THE Assxss-
oas SAT- OF n-PnoPEnrr owxRls WHO Ar-
PROVE IT.
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duty TO take this course for II was not a pro-
ceeding at common law.
MR. BuacHzLL's STATEMENT.
Mr.. Burchell said that he had not fully un-
derstood the scope of the inquiry as to the pro-
motion Of the project. He had, he said, asked
some members Of Congress to vote for the bill
Judge Hsgner read an authority on the sub
ject and Mr.. Lambert suggested that Mr..
Burchell be further questioned.
Mr.. Burchell answered the chief Justice,
stating that he had favored the park for the
general good. not for any individual good.
The subject had been discussed in the Com
mittee Of One Hundred and he acted in this
in the interest Of the whole. .
Nothing which occurred at the meeting or
that he had done would affect his judgment
and, while he regretted that he had been ap-
pointed he would do his duty conscientiousy.
The commission was instructed to report at
! o'clock tomorrow.
A form of oath was then suggested by Mr..
Albert, which was discussed.
No objection was made by government to the
form Of oath. Mr.. Wilson for the property
owners fled q demurrer, to which Mr.. Cole OBJ
jected.
Chief Justice asked Mr.. Wilson what was the
good of itY Mr.. Wilson replied that he filed it
out Of abundant caution.
The government asked II the object was not
TO appeal to the Supreme Court Of the United
States and obtain suspension Of proceed
ings.
Government claimed that there was nothing
| further to do but to follow the act
Mr.. Wilson claimed the right to put the de-
murrer on record and do all proper things
for the protection of his clients and did not
propose that the government should
take tho land without just compensation and q
| full compliance with all the legal requirements
Mr.. Perry answered Mr.. Wilson claiming
that the claimants having once filed an answer
could not now Ale Q demurrer.
The court will announce its decision - TO the
demurrer at I O'Clock tomorrow.
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Sold by Druggists and Pertm4er~.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-16
THE DAY IN CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.--In the Senate
Dawes, from the committee on Indian at.
fairs, reported a resolution, which was re-
ferred to the committee OF contingent ex-
penses, directing an exhaustive inquiry
into the condition of the Indians of North
ana South Dakota, Montana and elsewhere.
Henderson introduced a bill to establish a
branch mint at Omaha, Neb., and McCon-
nell one for a mint at Boise City, Idaho.
Morgan offered a preamble and concurrent
resolution on the subject Of the recent pro-
ceedings in the supreme court in onnec
ton with the BehrinR sea dispute. The
elections bill was taken up and Evarts spoke
at length in advocacy of it. He particular
ly scored the new constitution of Missis-
sippi, In 10 far as it related to
elections and suffrage. Pasco obtained the
floor and the bill was laid aside informally.
Hoar gave notice that tomorrow he should
ask the senate to remain in session until
the bill was finished. Sanders offered a
resolution, which was agreed to, directing
the secretary Of the interior to inquire into
the claims of settlers within the bounds of
Yellowstone park on the LIST of March, 1872.
The conference report Oh the bill for a pub
lilo building At Portland, Ore. was present.
ed and agreed to.
The free coinage bill was received from
the senate and its reception greeted with
applause from the democratic side. It went
to the committee o. coinage. After con-
sidering some conference reports the house
adjourned.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-16

SUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the first judicial district Of the state Of Mon
tana, in and for the county of Lewis and Clarke.
Mary j. kowell, plaintiff, We. John r.. Howell,
defendants.
II State Of Montana sends greeting to thu
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
In the district court Of the first Judicial district
Of The state OF Montana, in and for tho county Of
Lewis and Clarke. IND to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days. exclusive Of the
day Of ~service) after the service on you OF this
summons, il served within this county; or, il
served out Of this county. but within this district,
or Judgment BY default will be taken AGAINST You,
The said action is brought to obtain . decree of
this court diasolving the bonds of matrimony az
isting between the plaintiff herein and you, the
said defendant. upon the ground of your having
wiIfully abandoned and deserted and SO ~continu-
ing to abandon and deser., the plaintiff herein,
and without Just cause, and against her will an
consent. all Of which will more fully appear by
reference toethe complaint on file herein.
And you are hereby notified that II You fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, Is above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in tbs complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
safe of Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke, this twelfth day OF December, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety.
lSeal1 JOHN BEAN.
" Clerk.
BY H. r. THOMPSON. Deputy Clerk.
CLARKE d CONNOLLY, Attorney for Plaintiff.