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Suicide of An Actress.

NV YORK. Jan. 21.-Leo Catia Harring-
ton. actress. aged 90, committed suicide by
shooting. Mr.. Wiltshire, stepfather of the
suicide, said the girl had been wayward for
years. She WAS born in Baltimore. her
father being Silas Harrington, an officer in
the army. At seven years of age she ran
way from hoIne and Joined a circus in
California. She WAS well known as a child
actress unde the name of Leo Coles. She
travelled through the west and for a time
was with Ford's opera company. She had
PLACED with Days company and at the
Casino. For hye years, however, she had
not been on the stage.
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IN WAS SALTED.


A Mexican Minis DisnOssd Of for . Largo
nam.
SAN FaANcIsco, Jan. 2l.-A auit which
was commenced in the superior court hero
by AIvinza Hayward and others to recover
money paid Aguayos Bros. Of Mexico. for
the Mulatos mine. has bsen dismissed, ~
the Aguayos have agreed to pay the plaint-
IFS S1,427, 900 Of the purchase money and
$780, COO additional, as the output Of the
mine since plaintiffs have controlled II.
Hayward and his colleagues purchased the
property in September. 1889. and raid
Agnayos' agent in this csty $4,000 IN cash
and $S65. 600 in promissory notes. When
they took charge Of the mine 1t was discov-
cred that tho output fell far below their
expectations and a suit was commenced
against Acusyos' agent here to recover tho
money, on the ground that the mine had
been sailed, m M
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building VIII Soon Begin.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2l.-The Worlds fair
directors have instructed the buildings and
ground committee to take possession Of the
Lake Front n begin at once the erection
of the buildings to which property owners
consented. In the event of objection by
individuals. recourse will be had to the
right of eminent domain. 1t is not prob
able that all the Lake Front buildings will
be SO constructed as to be permanent. but
on this point the Officials decline to talk.
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The Fourth pt successful.

HUTCHINSON. Kan. Jan. 21.-J. l.. Burwell,
a prominent stockman OF this city, COM
mitted suicide this eveEing by stabbing
himself with a pocket knife. He made
three attempts before he accomplished his
For the past five years he has
been a member of the firm Of Duckworth, Il
Rurwell. but dissolution Of the partnersh ip
had been decided upon, and IL was during
the settlement of the firms affairs that
some irregularities III the part Of B!urwell
were disclosed. He was unmarried.
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To Urgs Concerted Action.

DENVER, Jan. 2l.--There Ia movement
on foot looking to the holding of congress
OF representatives from Texas, Arizona,
New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa, North and South Dakota. Wyoming,
Utah and Montana, 10 unite aud unity the
people in securing national legislation for
the interests Of the middle western states.
The congress will be held At the great Mardi
Gras and interstate trade display at Gal
weston, Texas, Feb. 5 to 10 inclusive.
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L.ech Discusses the silver Question.

Lecch Discusses the silver Question.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Director of the
Mint Leeeh appeared before the house COM
mittee on coinage to-day and talked re-
earding various features of the silver ques-
ton. He said an agreement between a
sufficient number of powerful countries
could keep gold and silver at par. He did
not believe the free coinage of silver by the
United States would do It. The effect of
the passage of a free coinage measure
would be to send to our minis great masses
Of silver from all over the world.
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The Town Wants Relief.

DIES MONIES. Iowa, Jan. N.-Tke railroad
commissioners have been asked to compel
the Milwaukee d st. Paul to open the sta
ton at Briggs, recently closed. The POM
pany complains that the citizens refused
food and shelter to the man sent there and
ordered him to leave. The company now
to send another man. The com-
m~issioners will investigate the matter at
NnAo .M.NN.". IN L
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING1THE ANNUAL
Mining company will tie held at the Office Of the
Heiena and Livingston Smslting and kehucfion
company. on Saturday, January "a. 1891. at II
Of trustees for the ensuing year. and the transac.
ton of such other business As may properly come
before il.
y. Il. ALLEN. Secretary.
Helena, Montana. Jan. Is. 1881.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Vest tes-
titled before the silver pool committee that
Senator Cameron had told him that he had
bought and sold silver after the vote in the
senate. and that he thought he had a PER-
feet right to do SO, because that it was after
the vote and would not influence his ac-
ton.
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Ar Iustallment Of Lymph.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-The president re-
ceived a package from VIM. Walter Phelps,
United States minister to Germany, con-
tanning five walls Of Koch's lymph, and the
president distributed them as follows: Two
walls to Surgeon Gen. Hamilton. Of tie
Marine hospital service in Washington, and
one vial each to Police hospital, of Chicago;
Charity hospital. of New Orleans, and the
City hospital, of indianapolis.
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Held In Allowance,

NASHVILLE. Jan. a1.-The Tennessee leg
adopted a joint resolution declar-
ing that action on the bill to appropriate
S25O,O 600 for the Worlds fair exhibit
be postponed until the final
of the election bill in the sen
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Baggage Agents In Session.

New ORLEANS. Jan. 21.-The tenth an
nual convention of the national association
of general baggage agents met here to-day.
The meeting will be held with closed
doors
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CanffHt Notes.

The hoass committee on public building s
and grounds to-day agreed to report favor
ably Taylor's bill appropriating 100000
for the erection of q new public building
upon the site of the present government
building in Chicago.
The silver offered to-day amounted to
100000 ounces, of which $4,000 ounces
were purchased at prices ranging from
105 to 1855
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KEEFE-At Leadyi,l., Col, Jan.2Oth, 1891, Mary
EstelI, daughter of NJ. Fl. and W. G. keefe.
BAXTER-At the residences of A.. Cheetham,
Thomas A.. Baxter. aged " years, Jan. 2lst.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. l.. &. Vests Nerve ana Brain Treatment.
a guaranteed specific for Bysteria. Dig q ~.
Commissions. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia. Headache.
Nervous Prostitution caused by the nse of alcohol
or tobacco. Wakefuiness. Mental Depression.
So'taning Of the Brain resulting in insanity AMI
lea ling to misery. decay and death. Premature
Did Age. Barrenness, 10 + of Power IN either sex.
Involuntary LOSSES and SpermatorrhGa caused
By over exertion Of the brain. seif-abuse or over
indulgence. Each box contains a month"; tre At
Ineut. 81. 90 q boz. or siZ boxes for 500 sent
-. unI .ruraid On rocai.t Of nrice
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Charged with several Violations.

Charged With Several Violations.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 21.-Charges were
filed with Gov. Campbell against Doren.
superintendent of institutions for the edu-
cation of feeble minded youth, alleging
numerous violations of law. The charges
will be investigated.
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lei

You hear q native of Greenland tell the
story Of her life at Encore hall tonight.
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NOTICE TO THE PU BLlC-THE PUBL
~ r. hsssby. warned not to psy an
frank DIsh1, " he IL NO longer in our ~enpfoy
msnt. WM. ZAS1ROW BUELCd'
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$500 REWARD .

We will pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache. In.
9 IRE with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills. when the
directions are strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable and never fail to give sat,sfac-
hon. Sugar Coated Large boxes. containing
30 Pills. Is cents. beware of eonnterfeits and
limitations. The genuine manufactured only By
THEJCHs e.. WRsr COMPANY. Chicago. III. Sold
by II. NJ. parciien Il 10. druggists. Helena.
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WE GUARANTEE SIX BOTTLES

10 cure any case. With each order received by
Us for six boxes, accompanied with $500. W. will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re-
fund the money if the treatment does not effect
aeur-. Guarantees issued only by II. NJ Par
caen & 90, druggists. sole agents, Helena. Mont.
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CITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG EArE-
> riencsd man. IN grocery Or liquor store. IN
70 work. reference II required. Address A.
Arnold, Windsor House, city.
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yxyANTKD-ONR II Two NICELY. yQh-
w nish1d rooms, with hsst, light and p:tviS
lcge Of hath room, within three or fouF DldExs u
Main street and. Sixth avenue, with or without
board. Address b. room SIS. Power blcc1, CIV
ing terms, etc.
WANTED--BY A MAN AND WIFE A
w couple Of rooms Furnished Tor house
keering West Hids neAr 3Stedman soundfy
preferred. Address o.. this ofics,
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Dr.PIERCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver, stomach and
bowels. They are purely vegetable and per-
fcct1y harmless. Onc q Dose. Sold BY
druggists. rs cents . vial.
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EOR SALErA GOOD CRANDALL TYPE
/ writer. Terms reasonable. Apply at this
Office.
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EOR SALE-CHEAP, A FIRST CLASS 20
i horse upright steel boiler. Apply at this
office.
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.wr.p wAxrnp--rMvALm

WANTED 2 TWO IIIlIS FOR RI iyA1Th
wv family, so Mud SAO month, On6 atniM3
room airI. Northern fAeifc 1 mpieyuusnfA' naoe'
depOt. -
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NOR SALE-RANCH OF 10000 ACRES IN
Il Sonora, Mexico. abundant timker, water
and grass. - Pc: acre. Mathe.on u Co.. room
200 T over building.
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LOST,

+ OSr-ON FIFTH AVENUE nrTxUepN
- Ewing and Beaitie streets, one lady, biscI
rilk shopping bsg containing pnrse. finder Iii
and receive reward
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TOR sALE-GOOD RESIDENCE LOTS in
Z Broadwater addition on and adjoining Cleo
rio line. 500 down. balance on cna and two
G ar's time. Matheson Il To.
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n ANTED 8ALESMAN-AN. ENE6dEIlC
w man 10 pnsh OR manufactures cn tnla
eround. One 81 our agents mako ob,200 10 ~
Address r. u. box .,s7s. New York.
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EOR sALE-LOTS AND 2 IN BLOCK 9s,
L Northern Pacif: addition. each 5Ox14O, at
$40 each; lot IA In block IS. Northern Pacific adj
dition. 50x1lO at $500, "a able. 500 dowr. balance
on or before two years. int. est at . per cent;
lot 6 in block A., Northern Pacific addition,
double header, facing On Lewis and Gallatin,
S575. Matheson & Go.
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yUANTED-GRAND ARMY MIN. VIZ VIZ
w pAy &60 weekly for one order dAaiyi e3nS.
4 Co. puhlishers, = East fcutteeuth stssas' -
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CiTUATION WANTED-A MAN WITH VII:
y teen years experience In general store wOuid
ljkea position either in city or out. Ad0sess NJ
u. r., Cor. blake and State streets.
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SITUATIONS WANTED: We.
,srtisements under this head thrco tins

CI1uATION WANTED SEWING in bAMl-
- lies. Ly q competent essMak er. 4Oo hreckeh-
rtd1e street. room IL, a# ~
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vxYANTED - TRANSFERS .A1TENTIQN-
w Teams can Set winters work At AlhAMnsa
(3ood roads, good pay. Apply Or telsph0ns y
". X, Logan, AlhAsnhrA.
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MONEY TO LOAN.


WANTEr-cHANDLEK & Hath WANT
SI.25: so choppers $l.10 and a woman cook, $40:
and ten waiter girls.
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EOR SALE-S1250 NEW DWELLING, BUTTE
L street, adjoining tloweree edition. House
/, new, well bui1t and has hail and five rooms,
cellar. pantry and closets, good well. 9200 down.
S25 per month. Mathe, on Il Co., room a9 Power
building. =
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vXrANTED-FIgTY LABOREH9 AND Elk
road. Apply 20 SCI North Main stfeet.
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EOR sALE-A NEW HOUSE oFslx ROOMS,
i pantry and bath room. on HOWE street,
No. 1l7. Also the two adjoining lots Of 42xl00
feet. Apply at said house.
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TOR SALE-WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD
i Bargains in residence and speculative prop
erty. Come in and get prices. Schroeder a
Cborne, 2i1tPower building. b
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L in choice room in Grandon block Party
going away. App to A. X. Gates, Grandon
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TOR SALE-S16s0 FlvE-ftOOM HOUSE. AND
Il good lot. No. 96 Peosta avenue, one block
from Electro line. city .wster. good fences
and out build nzs. House is new and thorough.
" built. 500 down., $25 per month. Matheson&
Co., room 200 | over building.
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ROOMS WANTED.

CTTUATION WANTED-POSITloN BY GEL
man girl. 1874 y. Rodney.
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SALE.

TOR SALE-ONE or THE BEST HOUSES
= in Flower Garden addition, for $1,000. $500
cash; balance same as rent. Now rented Tor VS..
schroeler d ObOrne, FL Power building.
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EOR sALE-$1sMNEW 5-ROOM DWELLING
T ON South Rodney, with lot 50x150. Payable
$500 down, $25 per month. $500 rent guaranteed
for first year and deducted, in . iyancs from p,nr-
money. Price includes insurance policy
for $500 psid up for three years. Matheson d Co.,
room 2Cg Pow er building.
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WILL TEACH THE SECRETS OF THE
w manufacture Of electric. collars anil cuffs
for a mall sum. auarsnieed p per So, =sa' Th;sd
street, Portland, Ore.
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EOR HAND. SIX HORSE
J. power, horizontal engine, tirst-class. Sted-
man foundry d Machine Co.
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MAETED-MAN TO TAKE AN INTEREST
w in an advertising business that will pay 800
rer cent. on investment: must have 500 in cash.
Address all communications to W. j., care OF
Independent.
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pOARD-A FEW LADIES MAY STILL BE
ID accommodated with pleasant, CHEEKY rooms
and first class table board at IS a week or S2O a
month. at the Woman's Home. 10 Raleigh street.
The record-union., 1891-02-08
Water Bouquets.

This method of making floral ar
rangement for the table was recently
brought under my notice by lady who
had been in the habit of doing so for
many years. 1t was quite new to me.
and the lady in question was greatly sur.
prised to hear that 1 had never seen
water bouquet. To convince me of the
prettlness OF water bouquet, small
one was made, and the Arrangement was
charming and novel. The lady told me
that some flowers are especially beautiful
when thus immersed, as in some eases
the water forms innumerable gIistening
crystal giobules all over the flowers. The
yellow Marguerite and Hoya carnosa
We're mentioned as being particularly
pretty in water bouquet, and doubtless
there are others as well. Perhaps some
reader may have tried experiments i'm
this way, and be in position to tell us
what are the best flowers? 1t would also
oe interesting to know how long the
howers last under such conditions. If
immersion tends toward the endurance of
the flowers, the method then becomes
useful as well as novel.-Garden (Eno-
idnd.) Ns
The record-union., 1891-02-08
Outward Peace Among the Irish
Members.
BELIEF THAT AN AGREEMENT HAS
BEEN REACHED.
The Precise Terms on Which the
Quarrels Have Been Settled to be
Made Known on Thursday-The
Liberals VIII Not be Content I'm
less ParneH Retires Permanently.
Special to the REcoKD-UNIoN.

special TO the RECoRD-UNIoN.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA Tribune London
special says: For the moment there is
outward peace among the Irish members.
On Thursday we are to learn the precise
terms on which their quarrels have been
settled. OF course, it is said that Glad
stone has satisfied the advocates of home
rule by giving them the substance of
Parnell's four points. AT any rate, Par
nell made the concessions the price of his
disappearance, and if he retires from the
leadership it naturally follows that he has
obtained what he wanted, or something
approaching it.
There is some suspicion that Parnell is
doing it to make believe that he is pro-
Tossing to be satisfied, in order to cover
his retreat. 1t is well known that, how
ever tender Gladstone's feelings toward
him, he can never hope to be trusted by
other leading men on the other side of the
house.
Be this as it may, the statement that
Parnell has been satisfied by Gladstonian
assurances is causing no small anxiety
respecting the details to be revealed next
thursday, lest Gladstone may have sur
rendered too much in order to carry out
his big home rule scheme.
II a settlement has been made that
satisfies Parnell, unless the latter sud-
denly abandoned five-sixths of his de-
mands, 1T is greatly feared that one of the
first results will be to cause serious dis
integration in Gladstone's own camp.
Some of the McCarthyites are by no
means pleased at the prospect of Parnell
continuing to be de facto leader. whoever
may be de jure chief, and many Noncon-
formist Liberals will not be content with
mere pretense of Parnelrs retirement.
which is reported to be contemplated
under this new settlement
1t is reported this morning that seventy
of Gladstone's supporters were wavering
in their allegiance because Parnell's re-
tirement is not likely to be more than
subterfuge.
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PUBLIC LANDS.
BILL TO PREVENT ALIENS ACOUIR.
ING POSSESSION.
Naturalized Citizens Only to be
Recognized as Proper
Claimants.
Special to the REcoRp-UN1oN.

Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-General Van
dever will on Monday introduce bill en-
titled, IAN Act to prohibit unnaturalized
persons from making final proof, or OBJ
tanning title to any of the public lands
under any existing land laws"
The bill provides that no person who is
not a native born, or naturalized citizen
of the United States, shall be permitted
10 lille upon, or make final proof. or in
any manner obtain title, under any exist
ing laws, to any public lands in any
State or Territory.
His attention was directed especially to
the matter few days ago by receiving a
letter from Judge d. III. Budlong. of
Nisalia, who stated that during the last
year three-fourths of the proofs sub-
mitted in the Land Office at Visalia were
by Italians and Portuguese and other
aliens, who have only declared their in
tentiop to become citizens and acquire
title under the presumption and other
laws without becoming citizens. The
only case requiring full citizenship is in
the final homestead proof.
In the Visalia district all springs and
running waters are being taken up sys-
tematically by aliens, and the other land is
only fit for grazing, and, having no water.
IS forced to be left for the benefit of cattle
and sheep owned by the aliens who have
possession of the water supply.
The letter was referredi to Land Com
missioner Croft, who said to California
Associated Press representative to-day
that during the last four months he had
been informed that in all the Pacific
Coast land districts aliens have been TAX
ing up lands much more rapidly than be-
lore, and IN his judgment public lands
were now scarcely large enough for real
American citizens, and would soon be
exhausted. He thought home-seeking
citizens should be protected and the law
SO changed that aliens would not be
placed on an equal footing practically
with citizens. He has answered the
Budlong letter in which he takes this
position.
General Vandever said tonight that
late arrivals of Italians in Southern Cali
fornia and all along the Coast, to some
extent, was as obnoxious as the Chinese.
and he would do all in his power to pro-
tect the citizens from this species of i'm
portation.
The other California members have also
received letters on the same subject.
urging action.
Payson, Chairman of the House Com
mlttee on Public Lands, said to-day that
the chances for the bill passing at this
session were not of the best, owing to the
great rush on the homestretch, but he
was quite positive the committee would
report it favorably without loss of time.
when, If it was diligently watched, it
would be forced through the House.
The record-union., 1891-02-08

Two weeks, according to information re-
celyed to-day from the Supervising Archi-
tects Office. This will be followed by
awarding the contract.
The War Department refusing to grant
quarantine reservation at Port Town
send, Wash, the Marine Hospital Bureau
has decided to appoint new board to To-
cate site in the vicinity of Port Town
Send. The site may be selected near
Point Angeles, but the limited appropria-
ton viii place at the disposal of the board
and bureau only few thousand dollars
to be expended for location. The i'm
proyement will cost about $4,000.
General Hamilton said to-day that a
board would be appointed next week,
and Its work completed within a month.