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That nightmare of mans exis.onos which
makes food n mockery and banishes sleep
from weary oy0s. readily Yields to tho no
tent influence Of tho celebrated EnsIiah
Dandslion Tonic. 1t tones mn the digestive
organs. restores the appetite, makes an
animation of food possible snd invigoratcs
TIE whole aystem. All druggists spll it at
4 per bottle. "
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Wisdom,s Violet Cre.m

Ia the most exquisite preparation in tho
world for softeninp and whitening the
hands and face. II 10 not only Il substitute
for, but in every respect superior 10 glycei-
inc, cold cream, vnSeline. and like prepara
tions. Try IL.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-11
. irst National Bank.....
OF HELENA, MONT.

: OF HELENA, MONT.
PAID UP CAPITAL, $4,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS, TOO 900
Designated Depository OF the Uni.
ted States.
Interest Allowed on Tine Deposits.
General Banking Business Transacted.
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rsnt
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Smart weed and bell adonna, combined with
the other Ingredients used in the hest porous
plasters, make Carter's \. W. 4 b. Hachache
Ilasters in thu market. Price rs cents.
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Freight and Transfer Linz
HELENA. MONTANA.

All kinds Of merchandise and other .~freiRbtss
Including crss, promptly transferred frum the
6spot. Ordors win receive prompt attention.
OyyIcs-At j. Fsldbsrx's Store and at the Ospes
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-11
.. NEW.
Sioux City Route
EAST.

Passengers for the East from Helena and
other western points will find the NEW
ROUTE via SIOUX CITY and the ILL
NOIS CENTRAL Il. r. not only desirable
az to time and equipment, but one OF the
most attractive, passing through Sioux City,
the only Corn Palace City of tho world;
Dubuque. the handsome Key City OF Iowa;
Rockford, Illinois. n new manufacturing
city, that has become a world within IT.
SELF" and Chicago, whose growth and en-
ter prise is the wonder of the world. With
elegant free Chair Cars, and Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping Cars on every train between
Sioux City and Chicago, and with n close
connection with the UNION PACIFIC
trains at Sioux City, the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-11
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Between MissouIa. Garrison, Helena,
Butte City, Bozeman, Livingston,
Billings. Miles City, and GIendiye
And all points =."-.5
EAST and WEST.
There is nethins better than the service on
The Dining Car Line.
Through Pullman Sleeping Cars and Furnished
Tourists Sleepers Daily between points
in MONTANA and
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS 4 CHICAGO

Pacific Coast Trains Passing through Minnesota,
North Dakota. Montana, Idaho. Oregon and
Washington. carry complete equipments Of
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS.
FIRST l. SECOND CLASS CCACHEa
PULLMAN TOURISTS AND
FREE COLONIAL SLEEPER0
ELEGANT DINING CARS.
THROUGH TICKETS arc sold at all coupon
Offices of the Northern Pacific r. n, to points
North, Fast. South and West in the United
States and Canada.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.

respectfully presents Its claims for the new
and every way desirable SIOUX CITY
ROUTE.
For folders and further particulars call
upon local ticket agent. or address the un-
dsrsignod at Manchester. Iowa.
.M-. .u j. II. MERRY,
Asst. Gen. Pass. ARt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18
Terrible Loss ofLif..

The British steamship Q opia, from I.al-
ian ports. bound to Nav York with sevsn
hundred l allan immigrants aboard, coillded
yesterday with the British i,opclad Rodney,
anchored 10 Gibraltar bay. and sank coon
afterw.rd eff Ragged Staff. A southwest
gale was blowing at the time OF the COILS
ion. Many women aud children were
drowned. A large number, clipging to the
rigging. have been rescued by boats from
the Cnsnnel .qasdrnn. Intense excitement
prevails on shore. o. entering the barbor,
the . opis, before roliding with the Rod.
ney. ran into the B itish lron-clad Auson.
Toe Utopia sank within few minutes.
Boats were Immediately lowered from the
British Iron clsds, and also from the Swed-
ism msn of-Tar Freys. These boats rescued
$50 parsons, who ere NV on board the va
ri-us seaae's. msuv others who were res
cued are lodged III government buildings on
shor,. II is repor. ed that the crew of the
Utopia were saved, but thai over 200 ras-
sengsrs perished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

CIV. Melle;te. Of South Dakota, denies the
published stories Of restitution In his State.
A serious mine explosion occurred at
Ashland, Pa. this morning Three men
we're badly burned By gas.
Reports received from 80 OF the LOG COUP
ties in Kansas bring encouraging news re-
gsrdDg the wheat and corn outlook.
The wholesale boot and shoe firm OF ].
and A. Simpkins and Co, at Cincinnati,
made an assignment this morning; Iabili-
ties $4,000 600.
By an explosion at the Crescent Steel
Works at Pittsburg this morning, one man
was killed, two fatally hurt and a number of
others burned.
10 New York to day Gen. Peter A. CIas-
son was sentenced to six years imprIson
ment In the peDitentisry for wrecklng the
Sixth National Bank.
A. dispatch received in New York from
Chill to day says: "OnIy Iqu'que and Pr
ssgus are in the hands of the rsvo ntionIsts.
The government gains strength daily"
Resolutions were introduced laet night at
two public meetings of Ifishmen In Cinclnns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18
Death of Prince Napoleon.

As stated In the GAZsTTE Prince Nepc-
leon died at Rome yesterday. The Able
Phjol, just previous TO the Princes death,
Administered the Last saoraments. The
Prince he'd all alcng decided y r,jsoted all
religious ministfationa.
Napoleon Joseph Charles Psui Bonaparte,
Prince de Montfort, generally known ae
Prince Napoleon (Jerome) aud commonly as
P;on Pon. was theison of Jerome Bonaparte,
sometime King of Westphalia, and younger
brother 81 the great Napoleon. His mother
was the Princess Catharne of Wurtembufg,
whom Jerome Boneparte married after de-
serting Miss Ell abeth Patterson, of Baltimore
to whom he VAS married in 1903 in Baltimore.
Prince Napoleon wss born in exile at Trieste, on
the Adriaic September ., is 2 He spent his
infancy in Rom. lie passed through the Cham.
Der of puties of Franco Ike comet. But
body knew why he came thete and where he was
going. In October, 1877, Prince Napoleon
tired into private life until tho death OF the Prince
Imperia. brought him once more before public as
tire thief of the Napoleouic f,miiy. The death of
tho Prince Imperial WIS really the end OF the Bon
apaTtist party. Bat when tho young Prince died
tho party was split up into two camps, the Victor
iens al d tho Jerom sts NJ. Roucher's friends
voted an ordor of the " recognizing Prince Ma.
poleon the heir to tho throne and then retired,
together with their chiof, within their tents, but
theirs sa'utod the Prince Victor, eldest con Of
Prince Napoleon, as heir t, tho throuc. Since
then Prince Napoleon and his son have been Mt
swords points. In January Of AIT year the young
Prince songft through his mother an interview
with BIZ, father, which the latter emphstically re
fused to grant. Prii c, Napoleon married on
January 80, 1859, to tbs Princess Clothilde
daughter OF the late King Victor Emmanuel o.
Italy and sister OF King Humbert dc Jou :neyed
to the United States during thu ,iVil and pre-
dicttd the success of the Union. and his report
prevented France from recognizing the Conf der-
acy Prince Naroeon left his memoir and his
entire correspondence in the hands Of Mr.. Fred
eric Mason
King Humbert has Officially ordered that the
interment of the remains OF Prince Napoleon
shall take place in the Royal Crypt in the church
Of La Superga, at Turin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18
Roycotters Arrested.

New YORK. March 1S.-Walter R. West
brook, indicted at Rochester, N. Y. on
NJ n ley last for alleged e1tortlon Of money
under pretence OF raising boycotts, the VIC
tins being Adler & Co.. and Stein Il 60.
clothing dealers In that city, was arrested
In this city Last night and at Jefferson Mar
ket police court to day was handed over to
an officer from Rochester.
James A. Wright, district organizer OF the
Knights Of Labor, together with John g.
Them and Frederick A. Archer, of Roches.
ter, we're arrested In Rochester to-day on
the same charge. These parties are charged
with sending letter to Adler & Co.,, cffer.
Ing for consideration Of s469 to raise the
boycott which had been declared agalnst
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The only case before the Court of Appeals
Yesterday was that Of Holeran vs.. Meisel,
&C., vi ich was argued and submitted.
Ten thousand dollars worth of Virgins
deferred trust certificates, stamped for 81,
ware cold at public auction in New York
yesterday.
Mzoah Presbyterian church. in Hsnrico
county. WAS destroyed by fire Sunday after-
noon while pray or meeting was in prog
rees.
John Lewis and Mike Haley. of Norfolk,
isr to match Billy Ycuue. "the champion
light weight pugilist of Virginia." against
any 12S pound pugiist In America for $500 b
slice.
William Mosley, a clerk in the Second
Market. Richmond, was suspended by
Mayor Eiyson yesterday, charged with EN-
bezzlement.
In the United S ates District Court a.
Lypchb burg yesterday, Ben Peudieton was
sentenced t, two yeare' Imprisonment 10
the Albany pepiten'iary for passing count
erfelt money.
Mr.. Henry Watterson, OF the Louisville
Courier Journal, has accepted an invitation
to deliver the Grafton before the Washing
ton and JEFFERSON Literary Societies OF the
University OF Virginia at the annual joint
celebration on June so.
The free holders of Roanoke yesterday
voted to tond the city for 1921 900 to be ex-
psnded for public improvements; $500, COO Of
this sum is for new streets; $4,000 for pub
lic schools; S21 600 for their support and
$780, for N scellsneous improve menss
The Norfolk & Western railroad will ln sd-
diticn spend $400 000 In improvements 10
stret Is leading to their property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18

KILLED A BARONESS. -Lieut. Reinisch,
40 fficer in bigh standing 10 the Austrian
army. had successfully wooed the young
Baroness Schonsp; hut for come reason as
vet unknown to the public the parents
of the young lady re'used to give their cor
sent to the match Tae L!eutepaut urged
her to marry him cinndestioely. bat she de-
ciued. On Sunday the ffieer called on the
Baroness at Topliiz and 10 6nsi interview
renewed HE plea for elopement. Finding
Der respect for parental mandates greater
than her 6ssire to accede to HE wishes. the
mad with disappointment and
grief, dew revolver add shot the Baron
ess through the heart. The mother of the
unfortunate lady, hearing the shot, rushed
into the room just as tae Lieutenant fred
second shot into bis own breast, ard fell
dead beside the bodS of his victim.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18
BEWs OF TIE DAY.

Representative Springer, OF Illinois, is SO.
riously i'll In Washington.
Frank 7. Frayue, the we'll known actor,
died In Chicago Monday night.
Two Thousand eight hundred and ninety
seven immigrants landed at New York yes-
terday.
John NJ. MeQuiddy, grand instructor OF
the Odd Fellows, died In Indianapolis yes
terday.
The Delaware aui horities have arranged
for ioal settlement of ex-Treasurer Her.
berl's accounts.
The Princess Marianne Bonspsr!e, a
erandoiece of Napoleon l., died yesterday at
Ajaccio, Corsica.
e John L. Sullivan has tele2raphed an order
to New Orleans for $3.50 for monument to
the murdered Chief Hennessy.
II Dallae, Pa, yesterday Jamee Pole ok
and SON were lifted by whirlwrd. buried
against tree, snd seriously injured.
Evidence in The Lingo murder trial 6 t
Camden, N J, has teeD taken and an &C
quittal or disagreement of tho jury is e1-
pected.
Charges of bribery ere being made against
several of the California legislators in con-
nec.ion with the election now In progress
for u 8. Senator.
Mr.. GIai one was gigen tremendous
ovation at UhsriDg Gross railroad station,
London, az he was leaving for Hastinge,
England, where be declared in an address
that the liberal party wss against MIR. Pal
nell.
It is believed that unleaa Spain shows g
more liberal disposition on the subject Of
reciprocity the duty on her sugar will be
restored. The first cargo OF sugar refined
for export will go cut from Baltimore
this week for Liverpool.
Mr.. G. M. Bell the Washington photo
grapher, has instituted proceedings agalnet
q photographic firm ct Cincinnati, o llo, fer
an infringement Of copyright 10 publishing
and selling picture of Mrs Cleveland.
wife OF ths ex.Psesident of the United
s stes.
Acting Secretary of the Treasury Nsttle
ton yesterday denied an application for the
conversion OF 81 900 0O0 in gold coin at the
New York Assay Office into gold bars for
expectation. Tnis action is based on the
belief that it ia Dot good tuIness policy for
the U. 8 government to 60 out OF ts way to
facilitate the e5ie of gold from this country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18
Palmer for President

CARLINvILLE, Ills, March 18.-General
Palmer was given warm reception at his
old home 10 Macoupin county last evening.
Ia a brief speech he took occasion to say en-
phaiically that be was not candidate for
either President or Vice President. A com.
mitiee appointed for the purpose reported
resolutions asking that the name of Gen.
Palmer. 10 spite OF bis protest, be presented
to the national democratic convention in
1892 as the choice of Illinois for President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18
Foreign News.

LONDON. March 1S.-The Times to-day
strongly defends the New Orleans cltizsns
for the action taken In the case OF the Maj.
conspirators. The Times says the blame
should be placed on the chronic, abiding
Iawlessness tolerated by American usage.
DUNDEE, March 1S.-Messrs. Wilkes
linen works at K!rriemuir were destroyed
By fire last night; loss S250,O00.
CORK, Mar S-Mr. Maurice Hesly, one OF tho
members Of Parliament for Cork city, announces
that he accepts the challenge of Mr.. Par
nell that they shall both resign their seats
in Parliament and present themselves for re-
election as test of the popular sentiment in fav-
or of tho merits of tho McCarthyite and the Par
nel!ite Causes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18
The New Orle rs Affair.

Mayor Shakespeare yesterday received
letter purporting to come from committee
of three thousand Italians, notifying him
that Patterson, Wickliff, and himself mu:
die at the hands Of the aforesaid committee
To conclusion tie letter states that the Chief
assassius are not yet caught. Chief OF Po-
lice Caster thinks all such let ers are a
hoax. jos Pruvenzsno yesterday Gale d Cd
Arch bishop ] 4psseUs relative to the acc usa-
tiou of Father Manoritta, charging him
(Provel Z,ao) with connection with the
Msf.. He says that SIS he wants to clear
himself of the Malta accusations, be will
take no further steps In the matter.
The District Attorney OF New Orleans hes
entered noHe pros 8 to the indictments
pending against m st Of he | alians impli-
Gated 10 the HepnetsS assassination. This
rele ases Charles MatrsnRa, IncsI dona, and
the Marchesl boy. The indictments still
hold Sur zeri, Petorno, John Caruso, Nata!o
and Piez).
Il is understood tbat PoliiZ. one Of the
@en killed, 10 his confession to the attorney
of the State, stated that previous to tie az
ssssinstion OF Supt. HeDuessy there was q
Ial gsy attended meeting, among those pref
emf being ] OBJ p Macheca and James Ca
russo. AT thia meeting 1t was decided
by lot that Hennessy should die.
When drawing the men who held the mum
bered slips were each given 300 and prom
tssd more when it was shown that Hsnnes-
sy was dead. Macheca procured the wes-
pons with which the chief was slain and gave
them to Poll z
Senor Pasquels Corte, the Italian consul
at New Orleans, says there will be no ct
tempt at retaliation. Hs also claims that
the Italian subjects who were slsia were
Monastero, Marches, Trabina and Cometez,
but be thought the last named had taken
out naturalization papers.
The grand jury is investigating the
charges of bribery of jurors In the Hennes-
sey case. ard it is understood that they
have soma important elues.
Uoited States Minister Porter. at an In.
terview which be had with the Marquis di
Rudini in Rjms yesterday reiterated his re-
greet at the occur, en,e, aud gave the pre-
mier new assurances that more effective
protection Wonld in future bs accorded to
Italians 10 the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18

AND NOW there is some talk in Richmond
about holding public nesting 10 that city
to endorse the action of the New Orleans
lynchers. Why, certainly. Having held
msetipgs to endorse the repudisting Riddle
berger bill and TO resolve that boycott
upon business house of its own city ehoud
stand, there would be no Inconsistency 10
holding one to endorse the action OF mob
that shot and hanged men who had been
tried and acquitted by jury under all the
forms and requirements of the law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18

IT Is publicly ANNOUNCED that Secretary
Noble has appointed daughter of the late
Associate Justice Miller, of the o. 8. gu.
preme Court, clerk in the Interior Depart
rsnt, upon the ground THAT the family is in
need of some such support" Is the exist
euoe Of the!farmers' alliance, and knights Of
labor, and similar organiz atoms sny longer
a wonder? The principle upon which the
government of this country was established
was that the people should support 1t, not 1t
this people. If shat principle has been re
ysrsed, then the daughters Of the most OBJ
scure citizens are as much entitled to gov
eminent support as those of the mos. prem
iDent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18

ii, condemnatory Of the Irish parliamentary
envoys endsavorIng to transfer their inter.
necene strife to the United States.
Fire broke out In tenement house On
Allen street In New York at O'Clock tbja
morning. Three members of the J.s,er
family who occupied the premises we're
burned to death and several others were So.
vsrely injured.
a dispatch from Salt Lake City, L Oh.
confirms the report that john W. Y3uny
sou OF Brigham Young had made contrsc;
for building 500 miles ofrairoa in Mexico
taking 10 payment 100000 acres of land
on which he will locate Mormon colony.
Lillian Stewart, the head COOK at he
Wiadermere House, Atlantic. City, n. J.
was burned to death this morning nv her
clothes catching fire from the range The
woman alarmed the guests of the hotel BY
running through the house, the flames en-.
yellopipg her body.
While John Pstersoa was working ct the
bottom of hundred foot shaft in cosl
mine at Lehigh, Iowa, yesterday, the chain
supporting the heavily loaded bucket broke
and, descending with frightful velocity,
struck Peterson on the head, clsaving the
entire body In twair.
D. @. O'Malley, OF New Osleanp, for whom
body of ci.izsns were In search with
noosed rope for alleged oomp'icIty with The
Ma6s, is reported to have ben seen at The
Grand Hotel 10 Cincinnati on Monday night,
In company With SelIsmap, f reman OF he
Jury in the Hennessy case.
A dispatch from Beaver says: Ii is al-
nouncsd that thu famous Maxwell land
grant, containing 700 600 acres of land has
been sold. Tbs price is not mentioned, 1t
Ia the largest deal ever recorded in the yes.
Some idea OF tbs deal may De gained when
1t is stated that the company ls stacked for
$40 900 OOO
General John G. Fsrnsworth returned to Al.
b.ny from WASH iug!on to-day where he has been
acting as agent OF New York State in the prcsecu-
tion Of war Claims, and banded to Governor Hill q
check for So, y 3, $50 Sc which is the amount due
to the State OF New York in pursuance of the pro-
visions of the Direct Tax Bill passed by the las.
Congress.
A blast was red on the side of Lookout me un-
tain Tenn, yesterday which dislodged 100000
tons of lock. Ono hundred kegs of powder wrs
tho charge and II ige OF rock was broke up and
thousands OF TONS rolled down tho mountain do.
The railroad track was destroyed for 2uO yards
1t is believed that Rev. Mr.. Mac Que,ry, of the
Episcopal Church of Ohio, who has boon found
guilty of heresy will withdraw from that church
and accept an cff5r from church of another de-
nomination.
The editor OF tho Belfast Ners was dismissed to.
dsy and Psrnelite editor appointed in his place,
ethe!ess Parnellism is daily declining there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18
SlsSz5z f.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
The Loss of the Steamship Utopia.


GIBRALTAR. March ls.-Itis now believed
that the loss of life by the sinking OF the
steamer Utopia yesterday, was much larger
than at frat estimated. Ills calculated that
$40 persons were drowned.
Another account of the disaster attributes
it to the fact that the British warship Arson
was drifting before the gale and that In 60
doing she rammsd the Utopia abaft the iuE-
mel. After ramming the Utopia the Arson
is said to have reversed her engines, which
caused her to back away from the Utopia,
which vessel waa practically impaled on the
spur OF the Anson's ram, aud the Utopia al
most i'm mediately afterwards sank beneath
the waves. Everything possible was done
by the officers and seamen of the British
Warships in their efforts to save the lives OF
the unfortunate people on board the Utopia,
so much 30 that four seamen were washed
overheard and drowned from one OF the
warship's steam launches while taking part
10 the work of rescue.
Among the U.opis's officers and petty
officers who were saved by the boats OF the
wsrships we're Captain McKeague. the
ships doctor, boa.swain. chief steward and
carpenter.
The scene after the collision has probably
never before been witnessed In the history OF
maratime disasters. Ga one side was the
sinking passenger steamship crowded With
about 700 emigrants, who filed the air with
wild, horrible appeals for help and shrieks
of terror ss they saw death awaiting them
In tina waters of the bay. Overhead the
clouds rushed fu-iously, driven along BY the
strong southwest gale which had been one
of the causes of the calamity. Right and
left of the sinking vessel ware the two mon
ster bsttleships, the Rodney and the Ansop,
pouring the light of their powerful electric
reflsctors upon the disabled steamship, light
ing up the agony Of her passengers and
showing clearly the terrible position In
which they were placed.
Here and there were the war ships
boats. manned by sturdy blue jackets who
strained every nerve % they bent to their
osrs in that heavy sea while striving gal
lantly to be frat TO reach the drowning pas.
sengers of the U ,opis. The rescued passen-
GERS estm ,ted to number about 200 (possl-
by mort souls we're most kindly cared for
90 board the warshps or were taken ashore
and housed In the different government
buildings.
Divers from tie warshps are now at work
ever and about the spot where the Utopia
sank. II possible Efforts will be made TO
r,iss her. The principal work Of the divers
this afternoon has baen the recovery OF dead
b 'es.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-18

THE LABoRERs in the works of the Lee
high Iron Company have just had their
wages reduced ten per cent. And yet the
proprietors OF The works referred to were ar
dant advocates of the Mckinley bill. the
supporters of which said Its effect would be
to increase the wages of American labor.
The resi- and necessary effect of that bill has
been to increase the cost of the necesseries
of life, but not to increase the price cfAmer
loan labor.