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they had drugged her and taken her out Mt
night. The angry man flew down into the
basement and setting upon the crazy wo-
mans poor old husband beat him and
knocked out all his front teeth.
l was forced to listen to these and a hun.
dred other stories from my visitor. who
never relaxed her grip on the revolver and
the club, and showed decided indications OF
dangerous excitement whenever i Mt
tempted to rise from my bed. For seven
hours, as have said, she held me captive
and then her whim changed and she left
me just as l had made up my mind to bsave
cold lead rather than endure tho situation
longer.
I am glad to say that my crazy CORE
spondents, and they are innumerable, are
friendly towards me. They are all ac-
quainted with my insane asylum expert
pion. might make two exceptions, one of
whom was an unknown crazy correspond
ent who sent me a letter every week, curs-
ing me for nothing in particular.
Lewis, the Light, the ~well-known Brook
lyn ~lunatic, used to write me weekly1etters.
Very blasphemouH they were, too. He al
ways addressed me as Limited God!''
whatever that might mean, and wrote long
incoherent epilstle5 on every article I ever
published. He generally began thus:
Drop notdead! Lewis, the Light, teaches
truth, net DEATH"
III LlftAo iteCA, IN. Il, tneTe uSoG TO DC n
poor crazy soul whose delnsion was that 1
loved him madly and was forever pu suing
him. although he had never seen me. l
suppose voices told him that + loved him.
This is one of his indignant letters:
IF you will please relinquish your hopes
and aspirations on this poor sick chicken
and let him have a few hours of peace and
comfort. you will confer q favor, not only
on me as u single man, but on YOURSELF"
There was another poor daft mortal in a
like condition. He was always asking me
to meet him and in the same breath telling
me ] must sec him nevermore.
| know q wealthy man, senior partner of
a Well-kpown firm, who is insane on the
subject of new inventions. His house is
filled with inventions for anything, every
thing and nothing. He will buy u S15, 900
piano to-day. because Il third pedal or an
extra key is added, nd tomorrow he will
sell it for $40 and buy another. because q
new arrangement has been invented to close
the lid, or something equally absurd.
/ know another man who thinks he is be-
ing offered constantly. positions of promi-
hence and responsibility. He never hears
of Il vacant office, but that he declares it
was offered to HIM, and he knowing his
true value always declines.
know an enormously rich man who has
a homicidal mania. Not moro than Il half
dozen persons know the dreadful truth.
Any jury in the world would declare him
perfectly sane, n yet he only wants m
opportunity to become q murderer. He has
no delusion, he merely wants to kill for the
pleasure of killing. lie spends hls time
travelling with his dear friend "a physicIan),
and in the guise of Wallets two burly atten-
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whisper, .'onr snamies nre trying To put our
kn~es-joints out of place. We aro 70 he
crippled for Iifo and III ID NIL yiciousnGss TO
ruin our Voices
l might rs we'll have tried TO argae with
the Johnatown iiood as 70 nrRns against
their crazy dolusions. Once 4 advised thein
70 buy q bird. They were complaining OF
being snlotlared by smoke IN their rooms,
md I told them that liz tho bird was not
injured they must believs they had dclu-
sions. They bought n canary and~-to save
II from tho smoke. they aaid, they wrapped
flannel, wrapped the cage likewise, aud
when ! went TO sse this result Of tho. bird
experiment, they u1lwrapped ~ and tri-
urn%phnntly showed mo the dead bird!
Despite tho seriousness of their condition
their letters are sometimos very amusing.
The following are n few extracts from their
volnminous epistles to me:
Think We have discovered our vicious
enemies. Heard what seemed to be n tight
in hall below. Lenned over stairs. Heard
lnndlady any TO ledger beneath, You arc
not Miss Ponce De Isot, You are Irish.
Have reason to believe fight NIL pfete1se TO
deceive us. Come to oursHid."
Have reason to believe viciousness is
being put on Dur cat now. For instance
when asleep, lays with its mouth and eyes
open and then shakes!W
1.-THE new bird acts as il held by a power.
Wants to sing but ID choked at once
One Of nv crazy correspondents signed
himself Adam. and asserted that lie was the
original aud only genuine. the one who ate
the apple. He Observation-Disclosures scenes and
occurrences in the Garden of Eden; and
stated that he was looking for Eve, whom
he believed to be still on earth. He sus-
pected ms of being that famous lady.
Ii letter writing was the worst thing
Adam" and his kind ever do, one might
be amused by thor vagaries; but it ID not.
They grow worse day by day, and it only
takes time to transform them from amusing
or pitiable cranis into dangerous maniacs,
NELLIE BLY,.
convr;uht
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NOTICE TO CUT TIMBER ON UNSUR-
~ veyed government land.
Notice is hereby given, that in accordance with
1891, and the rules and regulations prescribed BY
the honorable secretary, of the interior, May 5.
1891, we. the undersigned, give, notice that after
tho expiration of .twenty-one days from tho first
publication of this notice we will mako written
application to the honorable secretary of the in
terror for authority to cut and remove oil mer-
charitable cord wood. tagging, and mining tim
Der, allowed to be cut and removed under and by
virtue Of said law. and the regulations of the in
terror Department, from the following described
tract ot land, viz:
BEGINNING at 4 point two and a quarter miles
up the south FORK of Main Belt creek, from the
confluence of the Main Belt creek and the south
fork thereof, thence three miles east, thence
south six miles, thence west six miles. thence
north six miles. thence east thrae miles to the
place of beginning; said lands being unsur-
veyed, but lying as near as can be ascertained in
township thirteen (1N north. of range eight 49,
east. ! aid lands having thereon, as near as can
be estimated, about fifty Thousand cords ofwood.
i've Has hundred ane1s thousand feet Of tagging.
and fifty Thousand railroad ties, all OF
said land being non-mlneral SO. far as
known, rough. hilly, and steep, and wholly I'M
fit for agricultural purposes. and is located in
the county of Meagher. state of Montana.
r.. Il. HEALEY.
IVY F. M. STEVENS,
NJ OF Neihart postofice, Montana,
Dated Dec. 16, 1891. "
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Copyright,
a Little Girls Experience in = Light

A Little Girls Experience in u Light
house. #E7s
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren PRESCOTT are keepers
of the government lighthouse at Sand
Beach, Mich. and are blessed with a daugh-
ter, four years old. Last April she was
taken down with measles, followed with a
dreadful cough and turning into a fever.
Doctors Of home and at Detroit treated her,
but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until
she was II mere handful Of bones" Then
she tried Dr.. Kings New Discovery and
after the use of two and one-haIf bottles,
was completely cured. They say DR.. Kings
New Discovery is worth it's weight in gold,
yet you may get a trial bottle free at X. S.
Hale s. Co.'S drug store.
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eyasively. "What II ] said that You are iii,
that yon imagine all these thinusf''
Prove II To mo, md you will mako me
ORG OF the hnppicst creaturcs on eartli,n she
Dried vehemently, with flushing eyes. ''Hnt
you can't do III Don't hear people talk
ing these shameful things eyor everywhere.
IA Igo into 9 store 70 buy anything, the
clerks nudge onch ether and 1 hear ttl0M
say, That's tho womnn tho barber drugs
and carriea around 10 saloons Yesterday
when ! was kweepiDg the stoop, ] saw a man
wearing 2 silk hat coming towards me md
henrd him shy to himself, THAT'S tho
pretty little thing | saw in the saloon with
the barber Inst night. She just pretends TO
be asleep and To be %drngged.' ! waited IN
I'll he got close mp to ms and then ] brought
my broom down over his head, crushing his
Int. Take that for yonr liea,' / said. He
ran and jumped in acab and drove. away.
Now II ! was crazy and imagined at, why
him2'
II am suffering from a terrible disease, a
most frightfnl disaase,' she continued,
weeping. III have Il aoctor'a certificate TINT
/ am suffering from i horrible disease. ii
il not imagination, and 1 hear the voices
talking about it. Itake cArbolic acid night
and morning to purify me-"
She took out Il sheet of paper which she
hourished before me, repeating that this
was proof OF her frightful malady. took
tho paper. 1t was a DOCTORS certificate and
WIS as follows:
This IL to certify that Mrs. ---- $3.50, Of
- - street, is in my opinion non
con,pos mentis.'
But this was not any funnier than her
%slapping 4 man in the face because he
"called her q terrible nama.' He called
Observation-Disclosures
One day he heard the voices say that a
married woman, her front room ledger,
was in league with the wicked barber, SO
meeting the woman's husband in the hall.
she told him that his wife was running
around with the barber, and that together
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Especial correspondence Of The INDEPENDENT. ]
~ EW YORK, DEC. 3d. BELIEVE
pHV that the dynamiter who tried to kill
TX Mr.. Russell Sage was Al old nc-
quaintnnce of mine. The alleged iden-
tification, though to some extent in conflict
with my theory, doea not destroy my convic-
ton that I have mot and talked with the
roal bomb throwor.
just before my trip around tho world I
received several letters from a man who
asked for nm interview with me, and said
that he could show me n way to make a for
tune. In those days everything was worth
looking into. There was always a chance
for an article, SO taking IN acquaintance
with me, ! went to SEQ my correspondent.
He was living in n cheap hotel down town,
and Hnder an assumed name, he said. be-
cause he was afraid if he was known his
idea would be stolen from him.
| had not talked with the man long be-
fore l made up my mind that he wa cgazy
After swearing mo to secrecy he told mo
that he had everything ready to build a
railroad straight from San Francisco to
New York city, by building acFoas noun
tain tops rs we'll az clasms, that he could
afford to carry passengers across the con-
tinent for n few dollars.
Lie had maps and plans galore. which he
showed to me, pointing oct the curves.
bridgeS and steep grades. Everything was
complete. He intended to hire thousands
upon thousands of men, anslttl entire road
was to be built and in running order within
. ycnr. s$
II sn-ll control the entire corporation by
owning neufly all the stock, andI hold
contracts for building and e%quipping the
entire line" he said. triumphantly. Nov
] am going to present you with the next
largest holding Of stock
What am | TO do III return?" I asked,
not catching the drift of his talk.
You are to go to some heavy capitalists,
Jay Gould, Russell Sage. Rockefeller, and
perhaps one of the Vanderbilts, and de-
mnnd$ s. 100000 for me-" he said, coolly.
/ laughed.
do you think they would be so foolish
as to give me their money!" | asked.
He grew excited.
They must. or die,'' he said. IT nave a
way to make them give up the money!
Then why not go to see them yourself?"
]. asked.
He was wild and cunning, despite his
mndness.
u could not reach them,'' he said, "you
can. Their clerks would refuse mo admit
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETTNd-'pHE REGU
~ lar annual meetiag of the Stockholders OF
tho Montnna Lumber and Manufacturing com
hnsit eas as may regularly come before them will
be hold at their office. room No u, Hotter k'ock,
January, 1882. WILLIAM u. RECTOR,
W Secretary.
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Feb. 1, remaining to Feb. 3, and on same dates
will visit Helena each month thereafter.

Call at our Butte City offices personally, or ad
e. dress for particulars, Main offices 400
Geary St, Gan Francisco, Cal. @
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EXCURSION E.sss to California.

On tho 18th of each month the Northern
Psvife rail. DAD will sell round trip tickets
to California points Is follows:
Helena to San Francisco and return,
going via Portland and returning same
ws., 875.
10 san Francisco, going via Portland
and ietufning via Ogden and hilyer Bow,
$50.
To Los Angeles, going and returning via
Portland, entering San Ersncixco in ono
direction either going or returning, SSs9.
10 Los Angeles, going vim Porsland and
San Francisco and retu ming same route,
G93.
70 Los Angeles, going via Portland and
San Francisco, returning via Sacramento
and Ogden, S99.50.
Tickets will bs limited for sixty days for
going passage. with return at any time
within tho final limit of SIX months.
A. D. EDGAR, Gan. Agt.. Helena, Mont.
CHAe. S. FEE, g. z. q T. A.. st. Paul, Mimi
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Entrance to Liebig World Dispansary. 8 East
Broadway, corner Main Street.
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Wisdom's Violet Cream
Is the most exquisite preparation in the
world for fofteninr and whitening tho
hands and face. 1t is not only substitute
for, but i'll every respect superior to glvcer-
inc. cold cream, vaseline. and like prepare
tions. Try it.
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The Famous Globe Trotter 4 Sort Of
Patron Saint for the
Crates.
Thinks She Met the Bomb Thrower
Who DID Not xiii
Sage.
looked Down a Gun for seven Hours
Other Lunatics She Has KNOWN
Crazy Letters.

Especial correspondence of The INDEPENDENT. ]
TAEW YORK. DEC. 3d. BELIEVE
HeV that the dynamiter who tried to kill
4IY Mr.. Rusasll SAGE was nm old mr.
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ut | mean business, as prices
are quoted at Eastern
Now is. the chance for
Cat Distillers' prices in large
sell in quantities to suit, from
goods in stock:
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The monthly nesting OF the City School
Board will be held tonight.
B. Shepherd White, On trial In the Wash.
iDgson Criminal COURT on several charges of
em5tzz'emeIt. waa acquitted yesterday.
a gent aman from Fairfax county, " no
was Ia the oity to-day, gays thst the report
that iba two Misses Battle died recent In
tact county, Is incorrect 50 fer az oae CT
THIN is concerned, Go one Of tha iedles hss
recovered from her Illness.
The many friends OF Mr. Walter Gregory
sill regfetto hssr that THE evsoirg COM
mittee de lunatico inquirendo deemed 1t
beat to commit him TO en- asylum. DIR.
Gregory has besn srf;ilng with gtip for
t2e past week.
The 4:O o'olack south.bourd Rcl m nd train
went through thisti y this NOR, lug without ring
ing q b. Ii or being fsgged, AMI Mr. Benjsmia
Esagett, who was crossing the street at the time,
came near bfing sIdck By the locomotive.
at the meeting o the directors of the Poard Of
Trade tor isht Mr. Reed, the President will pre-
sent nunber of matters OF interest 10 this city.
n adjourned meeiing Of the stockholders of
tee Alexandra Insurance Compsn? will be hold
Tomorrow morning at IL o'cock.
Mr.. j. 4. Msr,h:ll has sold 10 M. G. VI. AZ
mold. OF Woodbridge, II cres Of tho Foster land
nesr Woodbridge for $1,000.
Mslnu, L. ro'iason, well-known colorsd cit
i4en, was taken very sick last evening and Is now
etnt aed to tli bed.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Hsw yoRz. Feb 4.-The stock market licked
feature at the opening this morning while the
volume of business was comparatively small With
irregular but sight changes from last nights
closing figures. Some strength was seen IN tho
early dealings, but the Improvement WAS confined
to the smallest fractions and Was afterwa1d lost
in almost all cases. The market, except in spots.
was neither active nor interesting and at IL
o'clock was quiet and generally firm at small but
Irregular changes firm the opening figures.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 4.-Virginia consola =; do
10.40s =; do So 72aaa74.
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CAvarAusE,s WAn RECORD Mr.. James

CAvANAUGH's WAE RECORD Mr.. James
a. Gentry, of the Richmond State. sends q
u t, 10 the GAZETTE IN which be vouchsa
Tor Cayanangt's war record, saving be was
a r.,euhsr Of company Q, Fret Virginia Reg
liner t. aod !ctt bic arul ct Bu'l Run. snd
that later he was the bugler for Parkcr's
Artillery Of Richmond. The GAZETTE had
never questioned the evaDgelist's assertions
that he bad been confederate soldier, and
always believed he had. The items In the
other Virginia papers were merely copied
end he called upon to explain. Il is grsti-
tying t. all. especially TO the GAZETTE, to
learn tht the recent fings ct the preachers
wsr history have been proven untounded,
as but few bersabouts have any desire to de-
spoil an ex.copfederats OF hi8 laarels, espe-
c!ally one who was dismembered In the
fratricIda COL fct.
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Pronounced helpless, Yet Saved.

From letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurd, OF
Groton. g D., we quote: Was taken with bad
cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in
and fnsly terminated in CONSUMPTION. Four
doctors gave ne up saying could not live hut a
short tina. gavo myself up to my Saviour, de-
terzined if I could not stay with my friends e:.
earth, would meet my absent ones above. My
husband was advised to get DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds.
gave it trial, took in all eight bottles it has
curel me and thank God an nov we'll and
hosrty woman" Trial bottles bottles free at @.
G Lemons drug store GOA King street. Regu.
lar size, SOC and 81 90.
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ForMalaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, uss
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

DID YOU IvER WONDER why, in spite Of
diligens application and thorough study of
French Rrsmmars aud text books, you have
no7er ben able to spsak French or w.
d ,rstand it when addressed? II you will come
Monday at 10 "a m or $50 p. m. to Prof Ftenne
Lsmbert's free tria' French lesson at Arlington
In siiute, $50 King street, you will learn low a
mastery of French conversation can be acquired
by IN easy ard RAPID system. the only, enc by
which adults can learn to think in French almost
in simultaneously.
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QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKEr. Feb. Sat
Union stock yards this week 1853 Cattle were on
the market and sold as follows: Best "A "A &c
good 3sa s4c medium 3Aa3 lAc common 2a3c per
ID. 346 Sheep and Lambs were offered. Old
Sheep base, and Lambs 5lha7c per ID. Cows and
Calves sold at $2Oa50. The market was slow
for Cattle and good for Sheep and Lambs.
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THOSE WHO have as5 witnessed the mcdua
opcrsnoi cannot conceive the case ard rapid 90
with which French con 7ersation can be acqu rcd
With flaency of SPEECH ard and unerring certain
ity, | y conmcp sen fascinating system. Eli
Interested are invited to judge for them Owes. ct
P, o 'eesor EticDne Lambert's free trisl lesson,
Msaday at I 8. IN. or $3.50 p. m. at Arlington In
sttute, $40 King street. Il will prove a reve-
lat on TO yOl.
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COUNTY CoURT.-Judge d. NJ Chichester
presiding Com. vs. E. J. Ballar, coIcred,
Indie ed for tslouious assault on J. d.
Nauok, j.; jury and verdict OF guilty and
penslty fixed at two years ia the penitenti-
ary. Motion for new trial overruled and
Judgment suspended for fifty days to allow
casa 10 be taken to the Court OF Appsals.
Court adj aurned for the term.
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Mt good for dogs, nor hogs cor chickens.
but thu best thing In the world for borsee
aud cattle. We refer TO S'ontbrsker's
Horse and Cattle Powder. For worms 10
horses, Mr Pm B. Vog!e, j., Of los w. Ger
man s.. Baltimore says: II ia the best thiog
be eve, tried. Ia yellow wrappers.
The sToNBBBAKER CHEMICAL 90.
Sole owners Baltimore, Md.
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POLICE REPoRT.-Last night was cloudy
and cool with one prisoner and ten lodg.
ers at .ha station house,
The Mayor this morning disposed OF the
following case:
John Anderson. oolored, for feloniousiy
cutting Berj. Tarner, was sent Ga to the
grand Jury.
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"a COP SEND is Ely's Cream Balm. I had CO
tarTh for three yesrs. Two or three times week
my ros, wolf bleed thought the sorei
wcu rover al. Your Balm has cured no.
Mrs NJ q. JackLon, Portsmouth, N. II.
WAS 90 much troubled with cat,rrh 1t &C i'us
~ affected rny voice. One bott'o of Ely's Cream
Balm did the work My voice i, fnlly restorei.-
E. F. Licro ler a, NJ, Faster Of the Olives Baptiii
Church Pl adelpLi3, Pa.
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FIRE COMPANY MEETING.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Columbia 8. F. e
Go. was held last night with President w.
a. Snloot in the chair end F. L. Eiwlsle
secretary. d resolution Ct thanks WA eX.
tended the Board OF Fire Wardens for oew
lamps. Five new members were elected.
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saLTraoBR, Feb. 4-Flour steady and gn-
changed. Wheat steady: No red spot SSAa
May 1O0A1OOA; steamer No red 96&,96A
Southern easy Fultz so41oo; longberry s5a1 o.
Ceru s.rong; mixed spot and the month Asia
1855; March 491ha4sa (; April Ash; May ASH
steamer mixed 46a461a; southsrn firm; white
45 .49%; yellow 47s49. Osts steady Bye dull ;
othy S13 5Oa15. Provisions steady and IN.
charged.
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glIsH-Tbe fishing season having opened, will
{ have at my stall in the market or at my place
of business, No. ia north Fairfs1 street the
Oldest to.s in the city, full supply Of FRESH
FISH, sHAD, PERCH, TROUT, &c.
feb4 st +. j. IkAYEke.