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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The United States grand jury at Boston
has found true bills against Potter. French
and Dana, directors of the broken Nav
eIick bank.
The peoples party candidate for con.
grsss in Funston's Kansas district has
been withdrawn in favor OF Moore, demo.
cratic nominee.
Frank CALI. VIM. rafferty,, John Barry.
Joseph Bycroft, John Hailiger and John
Flynn. wo.kmsn. were killed in q wreck
near Coshocton. O,
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No Union Jack in Sight.

HAMILTON, Ont. Aug. 16.-The Ancient
Order Of Hibernians of Hamilton and To-
ronto. with representatives from Buffalo.
Rochester, New York and othe. places,
held a big denomination and parade to-
day. The most notable feature of the pro-
cessiou. and n that caused much CON-
ment on the streets, was the Fact that no
British or Canadian flags were displayed.
The procession was headed by an Irish Gag,
with several more Of the same kind, and
about a dozen American flags scattered
throughout. 1t was explained that the
omisslon Of the British or Canadian flags
was purely accidental. but it at least created
= very unfavorable impression and
might have precipitated a riot. Near the
corner Of John and King streets, a BY
stander asked one Of the marshals, ''Where
~ your Union Jack2' The reply was, ITO
b. with it,"
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Bucklsn's Arnioa Sxlye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
brulses. sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores, tettsr, chapped hands, chilblsins.
corns and all skin e%ruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded. Price 25 oents per box. For
sale by II. &. Hale o. Co.
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N p MOI ormick, Chi
cng0
A w Lindeke, 81 Paul
II sommers and wife,
Helena
Geo S Spaulding, Min
polls
Mrs j II Mills, Deer
Lodge
Q H Bardwell. Chicago
NJ Lobdell, New
York
Mrs Blanche Veum,
Minneapolis
Mrs NJ r. Lease. Wich-
ita, Kan
C. a Power. Terre
Haute. Ind
IheO Gibson and wife,
cat All5
A smith, Great Falls
Daniel Searles Great
Falls
II s Fuller and wife,
Milwaukee
F X Armstrong, Eoze-
mhu
Chas W Hansen, Eutte
Alfred Smith, Chicago
W II Searles. Minneap-
oils
r Foster, st p aul
M 6%artenEerg, San
Francisco
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Frank Gray. Houk pulled = revolver . shot
his wife In tho abdomen, Gray In the m outh
in-law. but bystandsrs restrained the dss-
pefate man. Tho woman's wounds are
fatal but there 10 a possibility OF GrAy's
recovery. Houk heretofore has been q
psaooful Citizen.
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NoTE1I ea.o ! 70 cRED1IoRs ESTATE OF

:, AioA1o M. corO0e, deceased.
Notice is hereby given BY tho updersipnat nd
Mlnlstrator OF tho estate Of Alopzo N. Forbes.
Deceased; to the .creditora of ana all persons
saving claims against the said deceased, to az
hiolt them, with the necessary Vouchers, within
sen months after the first publication Of thisn no
;nam. to the the sid administrator st his ofioe,
action Of the bueiness Of said estate in the
county of Lewis and Clarke. "'
Administrator of the estate of Aionzo III. ForheaI
deceased.
dated Helena, Mont. July IA. 1892
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NOTlCE-AFTER TO-DAY ], J. F. MOREY.
~ will not pay any bill contracted by my son,
Joseph Morey, unless with written order, or will
not be responsible for any of his actions. as he
is using his time for his own benefit.
j. p. MOhEY.
Helena, Mont, Aug. 16, 1892.
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MEETS THE CABINET.
Gladstens and His Advisers Hold Their
First Meetiag.

Gladstone and His Advisers Hold Theil
First MeetinG.
LONDON. Aug. 16.-Whsn Gladstone re-
turned 10 the city this morning he wss
warmly greeted. He Immediately met The
msmbsrs Of The new miuiatry in conferences.
The new government is composed 40 fol.
lows: Gladstone, lord OF the privy seal
and frat lord Of the treaaury; Earl Rose-
berry. foreign secretary; Baron Herschell,
lord chancellor; Sir VIM. Vernon HArcoust,
chancellor Of the exohsQuer; Herbert H.
AsQuith, home secretary; RI. Hon. Henry
II. Fowler. president OF the local govern.
mont board; ri. Hon. H. Campbell banner
man. secretary Of state for war; Earl
Spencer, first lord OF the admiralty; 1T.
Hon. John Morley, chief secrstary of Ire
land; ~. Hon. A. J. Mundelia, president Of
the board OF trade; Sir Charles Russell,
attorney general; II. Hon. Samuel Walker,
attorney general for Ireland; Rt. Hon. Ed
ward p. @. Majoribanks. patronage score
tRry to the treasury; Alexander Asher.
solicitor general for Scotland; Rt Hon. ].
Il. Bslfour. lord advocate of Scotland; Ear
Kimberly. secretary Of state for India and
vice president of the council; Marquis
Ripon. secretary of state for the colonies;
Sir Geo. q. Trevelyan. secretary for Scot
land; Arthur Aouset DYKE Aoland. vice
president OF the counoil Of education:
I3ArOu I1CuHulOHs VlCcrOy OK lTetHAu, Wltu-
out seat in the cabinet.
The competition of the new government
cAussd intense disappointment among the
radicals. MOI q single man except John
Morley. commonly identified with the rad
icals, has been appointed cabinet minister.
and among the ex-cabinet posts few mem
bers OF the new set have any but the re-
motess chance Of getting q place. Repre-
sentatives of old whiQ families and liberal
mediocteS, having aristocratic connections
and nevcr associated with extreme views
even, we're Gladstone's exclusive choice.
The official list. when scanned tonight at
the National Liberal club. awoke vehement
protest.
Apart from radical opinion, the cabinet
il really composed of eminently reputable
men.
Gladstone preferred collecting around
him tried colleagues, accustomed to suhord-
ination and certain not to deviate into
strange WAYS. Probably Gladstone will
try TO strengthen his position by Offering
. post to Stuart. the radical leader of the
common council; Hunter, leader of
the Scotch radicals. Burt, Bonn and others.
Lafevre is likely to get the ministry
Of agriculture. Nothing that Gladstone
can Offer will prevent the radical leaders,
Immediately upon the reassembling Of the
from at once showing their re-
sentiment at exclusion from Office.
Baron HouRhton'a appointment as vice.
roy of Ireland amazed even Gladstone's
intimate friends, a. Houghton is entirely
in parliamentary circles. The
predict that the government can
not last three months after parliament has
resumed business.
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AAO "AooS NAV
soula
] Lowell, Fargo, N D
A Bruins. San Fran
cisco
NJ Liebenstein, Butte
Miss Mulva, Chicago
Geo NJ Hays, Billings
Mrs CIV Savage. Miles
City
w l. Wood. U 8 A
Mrs Hattie Netzer, St
Paul
Beckwith. Boulder
Gen J b Weaver and
wife. Des Moines
VO Strickler and wife,
Omaha
Il w lenfielI, Chicago
J. W Welch, Burling-
ton
H : Klock, Kansas
City
L Crutcher, Great Falls
IL V Brown. st Louis
L. Harris. kirkendall
William Mckendrick,
Marysvflle
w. b Henry. Great
Falls
J K blanchard, Rich
mOnu
CT Pfatf, Chicago
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,,.daa niagaih counters at ! he Bee Hive are now
Inc ~. ~. ~ utsIui hoasehoid goods nt Sc,
Az. ". ,'s .os anu l,c. livery article a bargain,
""0 n'oess"rs III s'ery well regulated household.
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THE MARKETS.
eTOCKA
NEW Ynrx. AUG. l6.-Har silver. san
Connar-Dnll. lakeu& Hi. hOkD11. IN.


Copper DnI1i lhk6s VI. MH1I.R U.
~lead-Steady; domestic, $i.O0Saa.05.
Tho crossing of par by tho Western Union
was one Of the features Of tho stock market.
lndustrials continued to absorb the greater part
Of strength. and Cordage and General Electric
both made conspicuous advances. Tho movs-
ment in railroads wa narrow. except for gran
gers. their rise assuming large proportions late.
The close was more active, strong, at highest
prices OF the day.
Governmonts-I)oll. steady.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. closed 2Sxc,
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r Chamberla' II, Helena
Mrs W Lindell, Butte
II Spurrier, Garrison
has Fl Pratt. White
Sulphur springs
A Mourexor, diamond
ity
J D Merry. Chicago
z 4 Martyr, Denver
Gust Peterson, Mis-
eoula
C. j. Jeftries. Great
Falls
j Y 1 ecklere, Great
Falls
Earl urner. Placer
John Shcahan. Wickes
Il j Bartlett, Butte
jeff Do9gett, Town
send
Mrs s Barta and sons,
soula
Peter Davies, Himini
Dick Reed. Helena
Ian ELrk, Racine, Wis
Miss Lyons, Castle
A Simpson, Townsend
} l. klnna, Townsend
n w Beattle. Helena
Will Remedy, Eoulder
Dan McNiel, Boulder
Mrs Dan Mcneil. Boul-
der
Fred { gdcn, buffalo,
NY
G l. Hendricks, Marys-
vile
q W y Smith, Helena
Mrs NJ Rogers, i.oclles-
tor. \ Y
y Merrill. Helena
W & PeInbcrton. BUTTE
A w Bower. Stanford
+ Bower. Stanford
J q Mari, hite Sui
phur : prings
Mrs haddis, Fort Lo-
gan
j II g StBart, Milan,
Mo
s ID Mere. Spokane
Fred Lindwedel, Marys,
vile
J Mennier. Butte
W l. Breggman. Ellis
ton
s W Penrod, Jefferson
Fred " al
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. closed ssMc

Money on call easy; closed offered At 2:
prime mercantile paper SMe15h: sterling ex-
change. quiet and steady: sixty-day bills, -. 1854;
demand, ass.
CHICAGO rATrEw.
CnIcAao. Aug. 10. -CAttle--feoeipts: 10, OO0;
slow and steady to Ito lower: bost natives, $A.0 %
d6. IS; others. 81. 1891. IS: westerns, IS .s06g4. 20;
i exams. x2.1ON3. rs.
~hoss-hecsipts 1900; opened brisk and 100
higher; closed 10c lower than opening; rough
packers. $A5O@h:. 80; good mixed, $5.75@5.s 80;
prime heavy and butchsr's weights, Is. 05e6. %:
pine light. s.. S5@5. %. !
sheep-keceipts.- 4o5; active and steady; ma
$500.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Aug. Extraordinarily; cash.
ITO; September. 77h@:74lo.
Corn-low cash $3.50: September, 52Ac.
0ats-Essy: cash, 39hc: September. sSAo.
Barley $50.
Pork-Firm: cash. $12.3s September. $12.ah
Iard--Firm: cash. So. TO-: September, 49, 2h.
Shoulders-$7. 20kI7. 80,
short clear-$S. 3O0a .35.
Short ribS-3S. 10@8 70
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woman scAo
tIN ne. She's
tho woman who
gets we'll It's tho
woman Who st,oM'e
tse< and won't b.
heve who has to
suffer,
And it's need
leas There's a
medicines legik
innate m@llClno--
HhAtA uMArla A.
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Arrivals At tho Grand Cen,ra,

N
Ihos Simcox. Laid
lutte
? H. Maloney. White
sulphur >prins 10
} q Upton, Viii e Sui
phur springs
Terry j Carter, Elk
J Lcnilart, White
Sulphur Springs
r o S%konnard, Elk
Mrs JefFies, Great
Falls
W l. Bender. VII kos
Richard Turner, Placer
Miss T. Morris, Helena
= V kemper, Blu to
II c Davies, a. So ou]s
John Farta. Miss oula
wv Jirard, Miss oula
VIM r Enlere. billings
y + Chamberlain Il. hiui-
mi
Mrs Lyon, Castle
J + Mari. Chicas 10
Ii Robinson, Town
send
Frank Hart, Butte
f. + Dolman, Fort
Wayne. ind
D A McDonn aid, Bos-
V f. Poisaant. lutte
George W Oker, Mis-
soula
Mrs j Il Warren, Roul-
der
Mrs Mary Fisher. Ma
rysvills
John J Brcughall, Hell
ena
rs Power. Stanford
Mrs M Fogsin, Sian
Judge VIM Gsedis, TT
LUXau
II n Plotting, Marys
Herbert Bushnell, Eu,tc
NJ e Riley. Butte
Hon 1homas Joyes.
BOULDER
T W Warren, Msrys-
vile
PIP fiersal. Logan
A = Blake. Wet r
'es, Helena
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TO REV. W. A.. PASSAVANT, JR.-YOU
: are hereby notified that the undersigned,
commissioners appointed by the city council to
assess property according to benefits, for the
opening OF Lawrence street according to ordi-
nance No. 40 Of the city Of Helena. approved
june %. 1892, will meet Of the city hall, in this
At three O'Clock p, m. OF. said day, at Which time
aud place you will be. given. an opportunity to
be heard; If you SO desire, relative 70 the assess~
ment to be made by said commissioner unOn
lots l, 2, 8. :. s and 3 in block No. III in The
Allen addition to tho city of Helena, for the
r. p. FULLER,
Chairman.
0. B. TOTTEN,
MOSES NORRIS.
Commissioners
CITY hall HalAnn- Anc 4 1902
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TOR BAIE-SAFE, NEARLY NEW, DOU-
L BILE doors. can be seen at Benson, Carpenter
&Co.'e. viii sell cheat. Apply H. n. bous-
Quet, at /. Marks. ~
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EON SALE-ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON
west side 1t = bargain; ten rooms. furnace,
bath room and all modern ~fttings; good barn
and outbuildings. VIM. Muth, axt.
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~ stud, b tween the Gold block and cvtner Of
broadway and ROdnsy street. Win give S2S to
the Under Tor ITS return. II. III. kARCHEN,
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Arrivals A. Tho Helena.

hiram knowles, Mis- N P Mccormick, Chi
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BUSINESS CHANCE-A HOTEL DOING AN
~ excellent business, central location, first
class furniture. nearly new; dining and Kitchen
equipments for 10e guests; only $1,000 cash, bal
must dispose OF this. Address Herbert d. Reed,
Eailoy block.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE,
Advertisements undsx this bead thrss times
'.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE ANNUAL
~ meeting Of the Stockholders Of tbs Helena
d Livingston Smelling d Reduction COM
Helena, Montana on Monday. August "a, 1892,
at II o'clock a. M. for the purpose Of electinga
board OF trustees for the ensuing year. and the
come before it. 0, r. ALLEN,
Dated Aug. II. 1692e Secretary.
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,OST.-FltOM FRElGHT OAR AT N. p.
- depot, a very largo yellow and white cat.
Answers to name of Potter, Howard offered FOE
its recovery. Address replies to Miss X, this
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FOR EALE-AT A BARGAIN, BOARDING
Il house doing good business; good location;
good reasons for ceiling. Address q. A., this
office.
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FOR sALE-EBTABLlsHED MERCANTILE
bustnets with . large trade: will trade for
improved zeal estate in Helsns. Steele 4 Glenn
entA.
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T,OsI-A LEATHER PURSE CONTAINING
~ e29 In IS bills. Return to Mrs. J. Hancock.
near fair grounds.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-04-19
THE HOUSE OF MORNING.
Occasional Writes on the Death Of
His Friends.

Mr. Editor.
Was you ever in the house of
mourning? Was you ever in the
midst of family circle that had been
invaded by the angel of death? Was
you ever present when the shining
lights of the domestic circle had gone
out forever? If not then you are in
no condition TO sympathize with me,
and mingle your tears with mine over
such sad disaster. But short time
ago the members of the household Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelse Steed were per-
mitted to assemble around the hearth.
stone and while away the hours in
pleasant conversation-only a short
time ago two promising young sons
with the imprint Of health and longeY.
ity plainly depicted on their faces,
made their kind and good parents
happy-only short time ago the
Sunday school and church could boast
of two young christian men faithful
and punctual In the discharge of their
christian duties. But how is 1t now7
That home is made desolate-Gloom
and dependency overshadows the
premises like dark aud sombre cloud.
The father and mother are bowed
down in grief and sorrow-The
mother, like Rachel of old, whose chill
dren were taken from her is weeping
and mourning for her boys and will
not be comfOrted, because they are not.
None but those who have passed
through similar ordeal can realize its
awful consequences-Eaf and Hugh
steed are gone forever. The place
that knew them once will know them
no more forever. Never again will
they be permitted to throw their arms
around their loving mothers neck
until they meet in their Fathers King
dom. No more will they be permitted
to sit in the East Waco Baptist
church and listen to the warning voice
of their beloved pastor. No. No.
They can never come to US, but, as
Solomon said when his beloved child
passed away, eve can go to them
Friends let us prepare ourselves to
meet them in that higher and better
Kingdom where partings are unknown,
OCCASIONAL.
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HIS IS PRETTY GO0DL

Mr.. John G. Goodwin, a carpenter
OF Danville, H., writes: "About two
weeks ago a heavy saw log fell upon
my foot very badly crushing it, | sent
for a bottle of Billiards. Snow Lini.
ment and kept my foot well saturated
with it. 1t is now two weeks since
this happened, and nay foot is nearly
well and am at work. Had | not
used Snow Liniment l should have
been laid up at leas, two months. For
healing wounds, sprains, sores and
bruises 1t has no equal. No infam-
nation can exist where Snow Linz
ment is used. "You can use this
letter"
Beware of all white liniments
substituted for Snow Liniment. There
is no other Liniment like Billiards.
Snow Liniment. Sold by H. C.
FISHER & ca.
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Easter.

Come and see our Easter eggs in
beautiful glasses. They won't break.
Can be seat away.
Three ply chair seats l0c, extra
large pencil tablets Toe, pencils at .
and 10c per doz., envelopes sc pack
age, "a sheets fine letter paper 10c,
Nice painted spittOOns 10c, covered
butter jars 25c, / piece glas, set Csc,
hair curriers' l0c, big cake toilet soap
&c, square iron stove pan l0c, fine
fiue shoppers loo, large well buckets
Soc, covered slop booklets 35c, good
umbrella 35c, lamp chimney 90, wash
pan &c, scrap brush &c, coffee pot 1Oc,
nice lamp shade loo, six lamp wicks
DC, elegant fans for 5, 10 and 10 C.
CUMMINS' 3 & 10 CENT STORE,
703 Austin ave-, bet. 9th and Sth SITS.
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Our Healing Waters.

Mr.. w. H. Smell, an excellent and
well known gentleman of Brennan,
has been here about two weeks taking
srtesian baths and is improving rap
idly.
Mr.. J. G. Baldwin of Houston, pro.
prietor of the Houston Transfer and
Omnibus line, is also here for his
health and is rapidly improving under
the aItesian bath treatment. Both
gentlemen are guests of the Pacific
hotel.
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The Advantages of Buying From
Us Are:

We are cash buyers, have the choice
of the entire Piano industry to select
from; we are agents for the best first
class instruments as we'll as the best
medium grade, we do a larger bust.
ness than the other sixty dealers in
Texas combined; we have been estab.
lished over twenty-five years and can.
not afford to jeopardize our good
name by disappearing the quality
of instruments, or taking advantage
of any one for the sake of gaining a
few dollars; we are in business to stay;
we do not ask for notes on time sales;
our large business enables us to give
better value for less money than small
dealers, our guarantee is absolute
safety, and protection to buyers. Our
responsibility unquestioned. We will
mail catalogues and price lists, and
courteously answer all correspondence.
THos. GoGGAN & Bro.
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Esmerelda.

The opera house was filed last night
to witness the performance of Esmer-
elda by the Histrionics. The mem.
bers of the cast embraced some of the
best local talent and their rendition OF
the play was we'll received by the au-
dience. Each character was well sus
tanned. The Histrionics gained more
laurels than ever.
ga Love Game" was also on the
bill and was well rendered.
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Elegant Photographs.

Having recently purchased the larg
est as well as the finest Photographic
lens in the state, am able to make
negatives, I7x2o, as a likeness, truth
full as the embodiment of nature; ar.
tistic in lighting and graceful in pose;
a beauty and JOY forever Call on
w. d. Jackson, the old reliable
photographer, and see specimens.
Spend an hour if not a dime. A large
assortment of mouldings and frames
II2 North Fifth street.
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A:sound Liver Makes a Well Man

Are you Bilious, Constipatedand
troubled with Jaundice SickHead-
ache, Bad Taste in Mouth, Fin
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain in
Back and between the Shoulders,
Chills and Fever, &c. If you have
any of these symptoms, your Liver is
out of order your blood is slowly
being poisoned, because your Liver
does not act properly. HERBINE will
cure any disorder of the Liver ,Stom-
ach orBowels. 1t has no equal as a
Liver Medicine. Price rs cents. Free
sample bottle at H. G. Risher's Drug
Store.
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ON THE WAR PATH.
Kemendo Fires Four Shots at Bel
liano at Close Range But no
Damage Done.

DdludSo OOH6s
Shortly after dark last night four
pistol shots, in quick succession, were
fired at the corner of Franklin and
Fifth streets which caused general
rush to that locality, where Chrlstauze
Kemendo was seen standing with a
bright SO calibre Smith and Wesson
pistol IN his hand.
Deputy Sheriff Lee jenkins was
promptly on the scene, took the wea-
pom from him, placed him under ar
rest and marched lin off to the sher
ig S Office, tollowei by large crowd
anxious to know all about the matter,
but the prisoner would say nothing.
After being taken to the sheriff S
office, and the door locked to keep
out the crowd K"mando stated that
be had fired at Giro Belliano, former
employee of the firm Of Trips & Ke-
mendo, with whom he had had some
trouble.
When the shooting commenced
Belllano made tracks tor cooler quar-
tiers and it was not known whether he
was hurt or not. A man was sent out
to find the assaulted party to ascer-
tain the extent of his wounds if
wounded at all. He was soon found
and proved 10 be safe and sound,
none of the bullets having struck him,
Kemendo was then admitted to bail
in the sum of $500, under the charge
of assault with intent to murder. After
making his bond, which was soon
done, he talked more freely and stated
to NEWS reporter that he met Giro
Belliano on the corner of Franklin and
Fifth streets and asked him about
something he had said about himself
and Paul Daura. Belliano replied to
him by calling him vile names and he
shot at him. / was in front of Grip
pins meat market when l fired the
four shots and about ten feet from
Belhano. Belllano was discharged
several days ago by Trips & Kemendo
and has ever since been talking about
me,
The reporter next hunted up Giro
Belliano and found him at his resi-.
dence at the corner OF South Sixth
and Mary streets. Not being able to
speak English his little son acted as
He stated that he had
been working for Trips & Kemendo
and had had falling out with Paul
Daura and had quit the firm. He went
into Crippin's meat market to buy some
beef and as he came out he met Ke.
mendo who asked him where he was
going. He told Kemendo he was 90.
ing about his business. Kemendo
Immediately pulled his pistol
and commenced firing and
stepped behind wagon
about ten feet away. l then went up
the street and came home. Paul
Daura, and several others whom l did
not recognize, were with Kemendo
when he shot at me.
1t is thought by many that Kemen.
do did not intend to kill Belliano or
he could hardly missed him every
shot, being only ten feet away. Some
Of his friends last night laughingly
told him that his only object was to
gain the reputation of being a shoot
est"