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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20
the CRIMINAL CALENDAR
County Attorney Nolan Secures tho
Conviction Of John McIntire,
Burglar.
Supposed to BE Implicated Ia an
Attempted Assassination
at Butte.
Young James Jackson Also to 10 Tried
for Robbsry-A Philadelphia
Firm Appeals.

John NcIntirs was convicted In the dis
tsiot court yesterday Of burglary In the
night time. He ID the man who was found
In the basement Of Bach. Cory b Co.'s
store one night several weeks ago. After
his arrest hs fsignsd insanity. The evil
dsncs against him was very cless. and II
did not take the jury long to agree upon
their verdict. McIntyrs il supposed to b ons
Of the mon who attempted to assaasinats
Henry Williams. the superintendent Of the
Colorado smeltsr ON the night Of June -
last. He WAS pointed out in the county jail
here, after his arrest. BY q livery stable
keeper from Butte named Carr who said
jackson was one Of the mon who hired 4
buggy from him the night tbs attempt was
made to kill Mr.. Williams. Jackson was
taken to Butte. but afterwards brought
back TO Helena 10 stand trial for burglary
in the night time. Another prisoner will
BIO tried In a few days, who is
with the Williams affair. He
= young man named James Jackson, who
Was arrested during fair week for robbing
. sats in A. J. Davidson 4 Co.'S store on
Helena avenue. He answered to . descrip-
ton sent from Butte Of one Of the mon who
hired the buggy from Carr and which was
trailed to Mr.. Williams' residence.
County Attorney Nolan entered q nolls
PROSE- in the case Of G. Duval, who Was
Jointly indicted for horse stealing at the
Last term Of court with Fleming.
The case of the state against Frank ROLES
who was jointly indicted with +. j. Mar
lowe for robbing = tailoring establishment
on Main street was called, bat the defend
ant made NO appearance. His r~sooRnizanos
was forfeited. Marlows was convicted at
the last term and sent to Deer Lodge.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20
A Home Run in Groceries

Our groceries score a home run
every time. In this case rivalry is
out of the question. We are ahead
in the extent and variety of our
stock, the superior quality of our
goods, the prompt and reliable ser
vice given to our customers, and
no, there's n point in which we
are not ahead--in prices, in that
respect were away behind; we sell
everything at rock-bottom figures.
Low prices keep our stock in mo-
ton and leave nothing to get stag.
nant or stale. Look at our custom
ers and you will conclude that our
groceries are all right.
-TURNER & Co,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20
Denies the Whole Thing.

Answers were filed in the United States
circuit court yesterday by the Montana
company, limited. inc r. r. Bayliss, one
of the directors. in the suit of the st. Louis
Mining and Milling company against the
Montana company. The answers deny
that ore was extracted from the property of
the st. Louis company through under
ground workings of the Montana company,
and deny that the latter company promised
to pay $500, 900 to the plaintiff for the al
legged extraction Of ore.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

Miss kingsley. 129 Broadway. has a very ele-
CANT stock of millinery now ready for ms peotion,
Ladies arc welcome at all times. 1 here will DO
NO formal opening day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

Miss Jack Man will give lessons in short
hand Tuesday, Thursday and Friday even-
ings, beginning Sept. l.. 4S Bailey block,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

Advanced classes in Latin. Greek. msthamAt-
los. literature. Astr 1nomy and physics at st.
Peters school. Gnter now.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

Full line OF fall and winter underwear and
hosiery ut Butcher & Bradley's. Their stock i,
complete and the prices low.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

To-day Is the best time to enter st. Feter's
school.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

&c to The Doe Hive Tor ono Of their silk UNI.
brellas, only II. 30.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

Ladies' Jersey ribbad ets, very cool and com -.
Portable to wear, only l0c At The bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

independent dob Rooms make . spe-
eialty Of law briefs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20
SMOPOLlT
. . HOTEL AND REsrAURArr.

Why 10 tbs Cssmspsllsea the Leading
HOtsif
per day.
Gsoond-+Ws rive . lirst~alass service for tho
money,
nisht " - 1850 - -"
FOURTH The dining room Il presided over BY
ohliSins LADY waitsrs. " -
ttfth.-Yol can order what yon want and pay
for what you rot. "
dead beats' bills. ~ our terms arc strictly caAh.
bsvsnth--klsctrlo cars pass the houss every IL
minutes,
Mghth-And last. II you will find one man that
s.Aya these arc not all facts we will give YOU 4
hvs-casat Montana Sapphire,
y. q. BURGARD, PR0PRIETOR.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

New books by the best authors at popular
prices at The Roe Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

Everything In tho lius OF Job printing nj
the Independent Job Rooms.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

The hon Ton.
Dinner from five to eight.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

Commercial work with dispatch Mt tho
Independent job Rooms.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

Go to tho Hoe Hive for your underwear and
swing daily.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20
Annual Statements.

Further reports Of corporations comply
ing with the Montana law ws,e received at
the county clerks Office yesterday - fol-
lows:
The Boulder Comstook Mining oompaov:
capital stock. 81. 50O. 600; all paid in; NO
debts.
The Bannister Mining company capital
stock, 81, 500. 600; all paid in; bonded in
d~ebtsdness, Sl1O,O 600. w. ~,
Kepnsr q Schmidt Mercantile mpa
c%anital stock, $4,000; raid in, $4,000;
Bald Butte Mining company; cauital
stock. $3.50, 600; all paid in; debts, II. Se2. o..
o. X. Il N. Mining company. capital
stock, $500, 600; all paid in; debts. $1,000.
Weisenhorn Carriage Manufacturing
company: capital stock, $780, 900; paid in,
$29, 7OO; debts, &6, 954.4 3.
Whitelatoh Union aud Mcintyre Gold
Mining company; capital stock, 5000, 900;
paid in. $599, 995; debts, IS, $50. 20.
Union Mercantile company: capital
stock. $1oo. 600; paid in. $4,000; debts,
MONTANA %Phonograrh company; capital
stock, $3.50. OO0; all paid in; debts, $1,000.
The Montana HON Building COMPANY:
capital stock. 100000; paid in, $5o.OOo;
debts, s., 6O9.60.
Big Ok Mining d Reduction COMPANY:
%cnnitnl stock. $1.OOo.oo 0 all paid in; debts.
$40, 966. sc.
Home Building aud Loan association;
capital stock. $500. 900; paid in, $40, 800. 0s;
debts, 5000.
Lindsay d Co.. limited: capital stock,
$780, 600; paid in, $3l ,600; debts, $25. s23.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

Tho Bee Hive has Just received . full limo OF
Jewish New Year cards Of all the latest editions
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

losh- Ha.Shonu cards just received 1t tho Fec
Hive.
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Court Notes.


Timothy Wilcox Va. p. A. Conner and l..
N. Shepard. Default Of Conner entered.
b. +. Forbes. trustee, VI. Mao Mining and
Milling com Motion for o non. suit
argued and submitted.
In tho case OF ERls Va. Pew, judgment
was rendered yesterday for Il plaintiff for
81. 1860
Henry Pfaume ct al. Va Supreme Sitting
Iron Hall ct al. Demurrer ovsrruled and
ten days granted to answer.
Default of the defendant was entered in
the cases Of Timothy Shea, Guy Il. Horton,
Peter ]. Larsen and James Fleming against
che Big Ok Mining company.
The following commissioner were np.
pointed to draw Jurors for Department No.
2 for the October term: W. b. franklin,
W.. d. Weir and W. d. Smith.
The following were grantad fnal citizon-
ship papers: Ben Motshenbark. John I'm
mel. John Adami. natives OF Germany;
Joseph Richards. . native of Canada; 9. Ii.
Lynch. a native of England.
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store Monday morning, sept. ~. Prices: Entire
lower hoor. ,Sl.5O: gallery, 500. Free admission
limited to the prsss only.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19

Almost every little community con
;Aias at least one person. usually n
woman. who appears TO take NOR
bid pleasure In attending funerals.
She goes whether or rot she was in.
innate, or even acquainted with tho
deceased person. II is enough for her
that there Is to be funeral.
Such woman lives in n little Con
nccticut town. ~hc Is known 20 nil
her ncishbors a- Aunt Hctiy. In
most respects shr il like n good many
othrr harmless and wcll.mcanine PEG.
pie: bu, thos. who know her well say
that she counts tina, week n- lost in
which there has been no funeral to at
tend.
She had just returned from ono the
other day. looking rather dovncnst.
when a ncirhbor met her.
been to the funeral. Aunt liotty1"
"lcs. ! went"
"shc wasn't = particular friend of
yours. was shcg"
ooh no. never spoke to her in my
life"
Thought shc might be n friend, you
looked 20 sad over II.
We'll. truth j.. couldn't seem to
enjoy II somehow; don't know Just
what the trouble .-as, but there didn'.
seem to be no life to It,"
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the commission 10 carry a present from
the Queen Of Spain to the Sultan OF
Morocco consisting Of u battery Of two
guns and other articles. On his return
from the trip to meet the Sultan Mr..
Camplllo WIS appointed Secretary OF
Legation at Tangiers, where he re-
manned for three years, making IA thor
ough study OF the African question.
lie has published several books on
Africa. The first was history of
Morocco, followed by "Ihe Travels OF
King Don Sebastian In Morocco" and
The English Occupation Of Tangiers'
DR. Manuel J. Morale, II the minister
from Salvador, who negotiated with
Secretary blaine the new reciprocity
treaty between Salmdnrund the United
States Of America. Although a small
country, salvador Is very tLirlly pnpu'
lated and It, density places this little
republic next In rank to belgium,
which las more inhabitants for its
area than any other country In Europe
or America.
The direct communication already
existing between Salvador and san
Francisco by means Of several limos OF
steamers raises III. trade relations be-
tween the two countries u a matter OF
considerable Importance The govern
mcnt Of Salvador recognized this fact
ia sending ~ prominent and influential
"a citizen ns the new Minister toprcparo
tho terms Of the treaty.
Dr. Morales Il well known in Central
America ~ the leader Of the movement
against Gen. Bnrrios. Ia. dictator Of
Guatemala. who Ia 1855 invaded SALIVA
dor with his army, aud was killed in
the battle u Chalchuapas. Dr. Morale,
commenced his career ~ u lawyer ia
san Salvador, where he was educated
in the university. Although siill u
young man, lac las occupied every Po-
hition 81 honor Ia the giit OF his cOun-
,ry. except that Of President. HI tint
position Of Importance was that Of gov
crnmcnt attorney for "a department
called Lib-riad, after which lac wa APP
pointed Judge 81 the Supreme court 81
the same district. His promotion was
rapid until hc reached tho post Of At
tprncy, General. which was In turn
abandoned to become Secretary OF
State.
During one administration his SER
Vice. wcrr directed 10 work Incident 10
this position, after when some time
was spent la the university giving
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19
IN MEMORY OF ANARCHISTS.


Some time In the month II June, 1888
while the worlds fair il In progress "A
memorial will bc unveiled Mt Ngidh-im
In honor of the five anarchists who
wcre executed for completely in the
Ilnymnrlgct riot, The verdict Of III.
committee ou designs was promulgated
some tins ago and the iirs, prils was
awarded tu Albert Wcin.rt, Chicago
sculptor. who was alsO given the
contract for erecting the mnnu-
ment The formal eontrae, has
now been signed and work will
be b.gun at once. II II estimated tha,
every day Of the time between now and
the proposed date oi unwilling will h-
necessary Ia order to have the work
completed,
The design bears throughout the
stamp Of originality and as a work ~
mr., h ,ir!lging In it, effect, A r'Uiansu-
lar plinih surtnount-d by n severe en-
,ahlaturc ornAm-nisd at the corners 10y
plain Ionic ynlui-s r-s,, un a massive
surface supported by a solid b'sr.
upln the pedestal. dipcctly In front ~
the plinth, IL a group Ia hruuar NJ one"
dramatic aud heroic ia ia conception
aud Il cfnbp.lic, the sentiment gathered
by the sculptor from Irriiigraih's
ppcm. "Dir Revolutions"
In ia. foreground In Hu atiitud. 81
d-ianr, aud with a couni"nHne- -x'
prc.,iyc 81 contempt aud feminine fear
l-ssnc.s stands the figure Of a woman
who's RICH, arm with uprlinch,d Hat h
,-r,. hsrd on her breast, while the loft il
la the act IT l,-s,owinP laurel wreath
un the brow Of hcr champion. who, In
the Fnrb II peasant, lies stricken dead
behind nrr At his feet arr str-wn
irunds and sprays 81 palms The
modelling ., both figure, denotes care
fui study and "a thorough knowledge Of
I! nna,"ny. Thn, Of the woman stands
gu, a. full Of expression aud ilr' "a one
can we'll imagine. the head thrown
back aud the face 40 full OF passion
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19

scarcely Princess married in all Flu.
rope-outside of the ladies of the i'm
perial family OF Germany, whose prin-
ciples forbid them from ever ordering
anything to bc made in Paris
that does not have IA group OF Worth
toilettcs included In her trousscan.
The Empress of Russia and the Queens
of Italy and Portugal are his constant
customers. One of the rooms in his
beautiful home ut suresnes has been
fitted up us small ;heater, with n tiny
stage, and there McsdaInes Fayart and
Croizettc, aud others Of the great act
rcsses of France, have come to go
through before him the new roles that
they were about to create, - that hc
might design for them dresses suited TO
the attitudes and the gestures required
by the characters they We're to imper-
senate. The first t. consult him In this
way was the great Rachel when she
was preparing To appear in the
only modern society play In which she
ever acted, namely, Lady Tartuifc.
The establishment Of the republic in
France has wrought no change in the
prosperity of his house. There ARE al
ways courts to be- adorned and queens
and princ.ss-s to bc dressed through
out the rest Of Europe, Poor. common
place, pcnurious Madame oreyy never
dreamed Of such an extravaganza M n
Worth toilette la all her life, but the
wives Of all the other Presidents of
France. M-sdamcs Theirs, Maemahon.
and Cnrnot--hnyc all been numbered
.munrnt his clients
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19
Cen, and n Quarter.

A man went into the post Office Of
n neighboring town recently, says the
Canoe. and told the postmaster that
he desired thirteen 2.ccnt stamps for
a cent and q quarter. The postmas.
ter refused to give them to him, stat
ing that the cost would be go cents.
The man persisted injecting his order.
claiming that he could get them ut
any Office for that amount. and even
threatened the Government official il
he continued to refuse him. Finally
the postmaster ordered him out, but,
the man none dhunted, took cen.
aud 25.cent piece from his pocket.
and laying them down on the counter,
he received hls stamps Tor cent and
quarter. The pos, master was little
discounted for while, but nov enjoys
the Joke as well as any one. -
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19

4 wcll.iresscd man entered the
Office Of Bangor, Me, hotel ono cold
evening not long since and told the
clerk that he was stranger in the
city. had no money and wanted a
place to sleep. The clerk had pity for
him. gave him good room, and ns
the night was cold obtained an extra
blanket or two for the bed. The clerk
left the man. who in ic. minutes
run. call. The clerk went to the
room, and the man told him he could
not sleep in the room. as he was ne
customcl to have fire in his sleeping
apartments. The clerk was almost
struck dumb. but managed to recover
sufficiently to toll tho man he was too
particular for TIM. hotel. that he had
better seek free lodging elsewhere, and
30 the hummer was TUNED out into
the cold world.
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at is he; it is Lionel Lilton." she

at Is he; 1t Is Lionel LAilton, she
gasped.
Leaning against the rustic swing
gate, by which he must pass, she
awaited HIM. Sad enough were the
musings OF the seli-banished man.
Bitterly enough did he regret the past;
but he had believed his love a false
coquette, and so he had left her and
his native land together, taking deep
oath never to ask her again to be his
bride.
But thoughts OF her filled his soul
all day. He had heard that she was
still unwedded: perchance she had
loved him after all. 1t was but now
| that lie was free to turn his heart
toward his old love. for new ties had
bound him. but death had stepped IN
| to free him. Then there was his oath,
too terribly meant and spoken to be
set aside.
Yes, he was very sad as ho came in
sight Of his own castle.
Then he ncarcd the stile, and some
one with n smothered sob cried. soft
ly, "Lionel, Lionel"
lie looked up, he saw all the love
shining out OF her eyes. and he caught
her in his arms. crying, Margaret
"Oh, my rash OATH How are We to
ret over that, my darling'" said Lord
i.ilton, u good hall hour later.
you said that you would never
again ask me to marry YOU whisper
| ed Margaret; not that We might never
get married. Lionel. II asked you ia
| tell me whether-wh-thcr could
make you happy. that would not be
asking me TO marry you. would itF'
ASK me then. mt once. Margaret.
and | will answer you yes. a thousand
times, said Lord Lilton. holding hei
10 his heart.
And thus il was that after all Mis-;
Thel!on prepared ioyiully for her we'd
ding with her old love. Lord Lilton.
instead OF with Arthur Dale. tho cur
ate.
IL was the next day after her happy
rc.enengrmcnt TO her first lover that
Miss Thcllon received note from Mr..
Dale.
Poor fellow; I'm sorry for him. "
sh. musmurui as she opened the en-
v.lopc. Bu; soon cry al Joy es'
capped her. and vivid Hush over
spread her face.
How have deceived myself" she
whispered to herself. "Oh, Lionel.
you came just in time. Aud 80 Mr.,
Dale loves Mary Crnthcr, and dnr-s
not tell her so unless | give him the
vacant Twin: ut Onkhorourh. And
lac has feared thu, might resent til.
boldncss OF the demand. So that Is
| what has made him 30 nervous. 20
unlike himself. And mis;ook his as
itntion for love OF me-
"oh. am 40 glad. For now that ]
have i.ionei'r love tho world Is all new
20 me. Bu, must lily to make Mary
Crnthcr ~ happy ns myself. II have
my will she aud | will DO brides to-
ecthcr.'
Well. reader. this ishov II happened
that Lord aud Lady l.ilton and MIR.
and Mn. Arthur Dale became sns.pHra-
/ blo friends. at which all tho nvi.hbor'
hood wondered. and none more 80
than Mr.. and Mrs. Cunninsham.
Mr. Cunningham. being Lord i.'lton's
| LEGAL adviser. uttered no conjecture,
aloud. and Arthur Dn g never knew
how ncnr he was OF havin: the OPP
poriuni,y offered him o. becoming.
the master OF T'hcllon Lodge.
And 80 much tho better. 1, would
only have caused him -mbhtrn-smun,
when. next y-ar lac was called on 20
bnptif- Lord l.iiton's son and heir.
and no would no, have lost Mary FOR
the wealth o. the whole world.
Aud 30 the curtain falls upon the
brides and their bridcsrooms. NJ. 4.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19

from a chcrub Ia a pan,omimc to Eva
In "uncic TOMS Cabin
Evelyn e. the eldest 81 tli. interesting
and charming quartet She g. the
voung wife who caused such u Eensa-
ton Ina Lowell Eomr time ago by nys-
,.riously disappearing and returning
after an ubscuau uf two days. She Is
married to 4. C. Edwards, nlspnn aDtor
aud % member OF Joseph llawar;h'
company.
Miss Pullorlts specially 's ehnractc.
parts although shc often successfully
attempts the loads She s quito Young,
hardly twcuty.unr. ana a. lilyc the
other sisters. brunette. with big dark
eyes and wrll-dcvrlHpel Ggur.
Miss Eddie. @ pot nnmc for Edith. is
just j. year, old SD" 8. not In the
cat 81 "Ibr Last 81 thr Ilnruus
now running 20 llurri'au's, New York.
but i- unIuri udy for two cdr three Of
the principal nrtrcssua
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19

lecture. on the philosophy 81 lnw,prae-
teal jurisprudence and political econ
oiny. which pursuit was deserted to
organize party Tor the purpose q re-
nls,ing tho prciensi1ns 81 ten, narrio,
,n Interfere Ia the public attain, Of sal
Sador.
After tho death Of Iihrrios several
year. wcr- spent Ia the practice Of his
profession and Rs an influential mem
bcr 81 the Cabinet 81 President Eusal"-.
who succeeded iu making nn end Of tho
civil war which hrpfc out during .
prryiuus administration.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19
MIR. WORTH OF PARIS.
HE WAS ONCE A LowLY PRINT
ER.s "pEvIL."
Now lie 10 the Greatest bressmak1r In
the world. with Queens Emprc..ss
aud Princessss for His Satellites
Picture Of Iiis Home In Paris.

1t lisa singular fact that the most
celebrated OF all the Partisan dress
makers should have been born in Eng
land, the repu,ed land of feminine i'll
taste In dress. Also, IN view OF his
origin, 1t is curious to note that the
only Queen in all Europe who has never
ordered u toilette from him is the lady
In whose dominions be was born.
namely. Queen Victoria.
Charles Frederick Worth began life
m printer. but IN instructive dislike
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19

Capt, Simonds. the new Chief Of Lon.
don's Metropolitan Fire brigade. is in
the prime OF life, Of line physique and
bearing.
lie comes of an old East Anglican
family. but was born In London lie
was educated in England till the age
of fifteen. then in France and Gcrmauy,
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19

tn. roii".E .iris, WI" iiaNe Acted
sang ard Danced 10 Hu'c'..,
The Pollock family ~ actresses, four
In number and OH guung Hud pretty.
nrc gy-l.luuwu 90 ihraicrEuep all
over ihH so1u'rgs
They h1vr been an the stage ancc
childhood The yuunTHst Is littl"
Mal-ri. aged seven. Mattel j. a good
deal - Hu acir-ss iu hrr why, aud has
done everything la tho prodigy line.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19
: ouR sItrNCr VIM Bu MoHE Pow
. IHTuL TH,N Worms
o Catt.p llf-

Eronsc medallion bus,s Of tho five
cral faces Of tho plinth. The groups
and tablets will he Of bronze. the
figures being lifc.sizc, and the pedestal,
plin,h and cn,ablaturc Of gray granite.
The monument will he seventeen feet
high. built throughout in the most sub.
s,antial and lasting manner.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19
NEW 4 DIPLOMATlSTS.
MINISTER'S FROM FRANCE. SAN
SALVADOR AND SPAIN.
varied Career ofM. rAt~notr-. the Newly
Accredited French Mini.ter - twenty
Years In tho Diplomatic Service Of
France.

The pleasan, house ON Massachusetts
avenue which was the scene Of the bril-
liant ball given by the Spanish Minister
last winter IL now occupied by NJ
Patenotrc, the newly accredited French
minister.
VI. Paicnotrc Is known around the
circle as u Jolly good fellow and his
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19

and nf.crwnrd the DanbreR Of Denmark
while at Copenhagen. Some years
were spent in the Foreign Office at
Madrid, during which time Mr. Cam
pillo executed several commissions for
his government. one Of which was q
treaty Of commerce with France for
which he received decoration of the
Legion of Honor and later became -
member OF the commandery Of the
Crown of Italy for negotiating a SINH
lar treaty.
While Of Madid Mr.. campillo received
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19

and determination. Tho closely cling
ing drap-rics display the outlines Of
perfectly pruporiian"d figure.
ON the face OF the base arr Spies
last words.
The Meeker herald., 1892-03-19

md wh N seventeen was articlcd to
gicssrs. Rnnsomcs & Sims. engineers
81 Ipswich. on leaving this firm he
studied civil engineering for a time. and
after conducting some experiments in
steam. plaughing for the Rcgcn'st Canal
Iron Works Company went TO ireland,
where he established u large agricul-
tural cngin, cring business.