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PARTIALLY FULFILLED.

Remarkable Predictions Made by In Old
Hawaiian Hermit. %
In August. 1851, the BavariAn AlleRsmeins
Zsitang printed = remarkable prophecy
which had been made by IN old hermit
many years before. In Il the rise Of Napo-
Icon III. was clearly outlined. A. ws,s also
tho Austro- PrussiAn and Franco Prussian
wars and the commune of Paris. he told
how the death Of Pope Plus would OCCUR
in 1875 or 1877. and how il would DO fol-
lowed BY . TuHko-R Russian war, both pre-
d~ietions being but Slightly wrong. He said
that Germany would have three emperors IN
enc year. before the end Of the present:csn-
fury, which w know was verified to the
bsr Of United States presidents that were
TO die by assassination. which was Re-
narkahly close guessing to say the least
New for the futures: The twentieth cen
tury ia to No. Manhattan island and the
whsis OF New York city submerged in the
bay. Cubs il to break In two, and Part Of
it. including = portion of the city Of
Havana. TO sink beneath the waves.
Florida and Lower California are to
break loose from tho mainland and carry
thsir loads OF human freight to the bottom
Of the sea.
The twenty FIFTH 10 to be the last Of the
United States presidents, and Ireland 10 TO
be 4 kingdom and England Z republic by
tina end Of the next century.
If this sepr Of sssrs il to be relied upon,
ths United States Will soon be divided, and
San Francisco. Salt Lake City, (Which Is
referred to as the paradise in the American
dessrt') New Orleans, st. Louis, Watching
ton and Boston are to be made capitals Of
the six republics that are to be reared on
the ruins Of tho present United States.
To return to Europe: The end OF the
twentieth century will not find either Italy
or France upon the maps. and Berlin will
have been totally destroyed BY an earth
quake.
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CHERIFF's eALE-H. n. BRANDEGEE AND

GHERITF'B eALE-H. II. BRANDEGEE AND
- E. N. grandezes. partners under the firm
nsns and style ct br.ndssee hros;;
Under and by virtue Of An order OF anle and
decree Of foreclosure and sale issged out OF the
state of Montana. in and for tho county OF Lewis
aud Clarke. on the ~. b day OF August, AID; lSe?,
in the above entitled action: wherein II, NJ:
the above named plaintiffs, obtained .
.ss,1,t 1,n ssa M d1 CIsn. of , .ns aPts e. d 1aa snis
defendants. on the 9th day Of August, A. u.
1897, frr the sum Of 3ls45. 70 besides interest. costs
judgment book No Il Of said court at page -,
l ali commanded to sell ali those certain lots.
In the county of Lewis and C,lar!e. state OF
Montana, and bounded and described as follows.
TO wit: ~
hundred and eight (l0s), and sill OF lots mum
bered one hundred and nine QOy and one
h HI ,ds I'd. An. nd;t ton a, G no. , II Eli Is Hs n%mo con tafss ana G1
tts,s s's's cn 4 lie s'f is Il: e e .e 81 +. e.: sos N '1 r.;
tt.ct of land icing ons hundred 900 feet square
and lying west Of and adjoining lot number one
hundred and twelve tllU in said block number
Together with oil and singular the tensnents,
hereditnnents AID appurtenanoss thsreuuto TO-
longing or il any wise appertaininK.
Public notice is hereby given that on Iues.
II o'clock m. Of that day. At the front doc. OF
the court house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke conn
ty. Montana. 1 will: in obedience to raid order
Of sale and decree Of foreclosure ana SAFE, sol
the above described property. or 90 mcrh there'
Of 40 may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment
with interest and costs. to the highest and oes
, bidder TOR cash ia hand.
Given under my hand this Goth day of August. A
D.. 1892.
CHARLES M. JEFFERIS. Sheriff.
BY RALPu g. JonNSON. oputy oheriH.
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He Takes . Rosy View Of tho situa-
tion.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-Secretary Charles
Foster returned to Washington from New
York at midnight last night and was at the
treasury department early to-day. Before
leaving New York yesterday afternoon the
secretary saw Health Officer Jenkins and
had a satisfactory interview relative TO tho
disposition Of passengers awaiting admis-
sion to the United States and other matters
connected with the cholera. Secretary Fog
ter saws he ia entirely satisfied with the
lists at the port of New York, the marine
hospital service will continue. The pres.
once of Dr.. Hamilton, whose experience in
maintaining effective guarantees during
yellow fever epidemics will. it 10 believed,
enable him to be of assistance to the New
York health officials in the present emer'
"Dr. Jenkins and | had a most pleasant
meeting with two committees of the cham
Der of and citizens. We met on
the most amiable terms and most heartily
cooperating" To show how earnest is the
general government in its disposition to
cooperate with state authorities in New
York. Secretary Foster gave out for publ
cation a letter addressed by himself yester-
day in New York to Dr.. jenkins, health Of
fcer, in which he said: ''The attitude Of
the general government in the present
emergency ia that of hearty cooperation
with the state authorities. To improve the
caused to be establishedaa camp on Sandy
Hook. called Camp Low, whore We will be
able to take charge. under care OF the ma
T,ce hospital service, of a large lumber OF
we'll people. Understanding that You have
ample hospital accommodations ON SWINE
bu' ne island it may be that the care OF the
sick can be more suitably provided for by
YOU. We expect to be able to receive peo-
pie at Camp Low or the morning of the
18th inst. The general government stands
ready to increase the equipment at Camp
Low and hopes that every necessary .provi-
sion for the care of people. to the full OK
tent of their necessities and the demands
of the occasion, will be made"
The treasury officials view with equanim-
itv the failure of the attempt to secure Fire
island as q place of detention for the Nor
maniA's cabin passengers. But il the New
York authorities finally succeeded in pre-
venting Judge Barnard's temporary ~injnnc.
ton from being made permanent and ART
still resisted in their attem pts to OCCUPY
Fire island, the federal government may
again intervene to give a permanent foot.
hold on terra frma to the unfortunate Nor
mania's cabin passengers. The genera
government cannot. however, intervene IN
til Gov. Flower shall have certified that ha
has used all his power, both judicial and
military. to overcome the resistance of the
township of Islip. The monitor Miantono-
nah now near BY at New London, Conn.,. OF
the recall of the Philadelphia. supposed to
be en- route to Baltimore from New Yorh
might be employed. Either of these vessels
lying off Fire island, which offers no de.
fensive shelter for an insubordinate mob,
might easily command the situation and
afford opportunity for the landing of mi
litia or passengers.
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Hard Lot Of tho Sultan.

1t is said that if the sultan of Turkey
were allowed to consult his own taates he
would only have one wife instead Of the 800
he nov maintains in his harem. He doel
not da,e to abolish the institution. for ha
knows that the dav ne saw the last of the
royal harem would also see the last of his
reign. Each occupant of the harsm re-
eeives the title Of princess. hence it is the
ambition of every Turkish officer 70 get his
daughter into it. she 10 given = larRs
dover, a stan of ten servants and a carriage
and four. The maintenance Of the hurem
costs the country about SIS, O00, 600 a year.
1t is q perfect nest OF intrigue and scandal.
of envy, hatred, malice and all unchari-
tableness.
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NOTICE TO CRED1TORs-IN TIE Dis
~ ttrict court Of the First judicial district Of
tho state Of Montana. in and for the county
Of LOWS and Clarke.
In the matter Of the estate of Henry {. Will
kinson, deceasad.
Notice l. hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
ministrator Of the eAtate of Henry G. Wilkinson.
deceased, to the creditors oil, and all persons hay
thom with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the nEst publication OF this notice:
to the said administrator at the law Office OF
street. Helena. Montana the same being the
place dssig for the transaction Of business
Of said estate, in the said county Of Lewis and
Clarke.
Dated at Helena. Mont Aug; 81; 4. p: 1892
T. 4. WILKINSON,
Administrator OF the estate of Henry c. Wilkin-
son. deceased.
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Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for con
sumption, coughs and colds. upon this cor.
dition. If you are afflicted with a cough,
cold or any lung. throat or chest trouble,
and will use this remedy As directed, giving
it = fair trial, and experience no benefit,
you may return the bottle and have your
money refunded. We could not make this
offer did We not know that DIR. Kings New
Discovery could be relied on. 1t never dis
appoints. Trial bottles free at II. 8. Hale
L. Co.'s drug store. Large size 50 cents and
RI.
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MUST BE TICK ETED,
Railroads and teamboa VIII Not Garry
Passengers Otherwise.

Railroads and Steamboats, VIII Not Garry
Passengers Otherwise.
NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-Seth Low secured,
on behalf of the chamber of commerce., the
steamer Wieland. of the Hamburg line, for
the reception of quarantine passengers.
The Wieland is now off quarantine. She
arrived a few days ago. All her passengers
were healthy. Owing to the railroads and
steamboats, disseminating carrying immi-
grants arrangements were made to-day
whereby in the future each immigrant
n card declaring the bearer and baggage
disinfected and f%umigated and in good
health. These cards will be signed BY DR..
Wheeler, surgeon Of the Marine hospital
service, and will be worn as q label pinned
to the clothes. The petition is signed by
many New Workers, headed by DR.. Robert
son, asking for the removal OF Health OH
Ger Jenkins and the appointment of an ad-
visory board of physicians has not yet been
presented to GOV. Flower.
A newspaper man conveyed to Gov,
Flowor the knowledge that Judge Barnard,
Of Brooklyn, had issued an injunction to
prevent any of the people from cholera
ships from landing at Fire island. The
governor was much nettled and expressed
surprise. Prof. Collins. a legal authority.
said: "this is a great surprise. 1t is in
fact. a serious matter. | will not say it will
interfere with our plans and as yet cannot
sny exactly what We will do"
The governor had previously issued q
proclamation to-day ordering the sheriff Of
suffolk county to use all power in resisting
any interference with the state %authoritiet
in occupying Fire island.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the independent Publishing
com pany will be held at the office of the com
pany. No. lms Broadway, Helena. Mont, on
Monday, the 18th day of September, 1892, COM
mencing at four o'clock p M. for the purpose
such other business as may be pl esented.
A. W. LYMAN, President.
Attest.
MAssENA BULLtRD, Secretary.
Helena, Sept. 8. 1892.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILi.-IN THE
~ dis riot court Of the First judicial district
Of the state Of MontAa Ia in and for the county of
Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter OF the estate OF Virginia Co. :isr
PateneAud", deceased.
Pursuant 10 an o der Of saii court. made on
the second day of September. 1892. NOTICE j.
hereby given that Monday, the nineteenth day OF
september. lts.. ut 10 O'Clock a M. VI said day.
Al the court room of said court. NJ the court
house in tho county of ! Owls and tlack". has
Eoen Appointed as the tima and place for prov
Ing tho will Of said Virginis I artisr Iatensande.
deceased. and for hearing the applicant n oi
Ambrose Pateneauds for the issuance to him OF
setters tes,Ams ntAry when and whore any per
son interested may appear aud contest the same
Dated sept. Z. 1882.
JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
BY II. J. CASSIDY. Deputy Clerk.
MasssnA Ballsrd. Attotusy.
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and 2,5lO deaths an increase Of 3,3ah new
casss, The deaths wers GAL In excsaa OF
those Of Thursday. In ST. Petersburg YES
terday sixty-two new cases and twenty
eight deaths were reported, nineteen new
oases and two deaths less than reported
Saturlnv reg" .
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May Turn Back Pest ShiDs.

WAsH1NGToN. Sept. 12.-Evidently Pfesi-
dent Harrison c~ontemplates administe ring
q salutary lesson to the officers of steam
ship companies. who. for Temporary gain,
continue to subject the people of the United
states to cholera Infection. Secretary Eos
ter to-day made the following statement:
II received from the president late Satur
day the following telegram: 1t il an out
rage that the steamship companies con-
tinue to bring immigrants from infected
ports. Say to them that it should stop, OF
it is certain that every ship will bring dis,
ease, and VIZ may be compelled to turn
back such pest-laden vessels"
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A 5sIGNEE'B SALE. GRAND PACIFIC HO-
signed will receive bids at his Office In Room 1,
Power building. until Sept. IS. at 10 .. M: for
Psoi6o depot. In the city OF Helena. Mont. and
fornsrly owned by 4. h. Theme. Terms cash.
and the right reserved to reject any and all bids,
BARNARD HAOWN. Assignee.
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Tho Conference Not Guaranteed

BRUSSELS. Sept. l2.-The statement is Of
Totally made that the announcement that
the Belgian government declined to allow
the international monetary conference to
be held in this city is erroneous. Such
statement was made. but was entirely I'M
official.
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Independent Agents
THE HELENA INDEPENDENT i.

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT il
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota
who will furnish single copies Of
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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Cholera in Russia.

sr. PETERSBURG, Sept. 12.-On Friday last
there were reported from all cholera in
fectsd districts in Russia 5.653 new cases,
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CITUATlON W~ANTFD--RY A WOMAN TO
- do cooking; = boy IL, can wait on table and
make himself useful. Address 2. NJ, T. q.
box T93.
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pROPOSALS-SEALED BIDS ARE INVITED
for three hundred (300) cords OF wood; ono
half yellow pine, one-half fir. we'll eeasnnei;
and one hundred 400 tons of coal. to b. deliv-
ered at the court house and jail as needed. Bids
to be addressed to the Undersigned: to lie re-
e3ived until Bcpt IL. 1892, at III a. IN. The COM
niissioners re !erve tho right to reject any or all
bids.
by order OF the board.
J. s. 1OOKER, Clerk.
Helena. Mont, scpt 5, 1892,
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Closing

Money on call easy; closed offered "A; prime
paper AhN6: sterling exchange, quiet. steady;
sixty-day bills. S4.soh; demand. ~. ssA.
trNh',p "ATr'.".
CrrcAeo: Sept. IL att!s-Eeceipts, IS. coo:
steady to big her; best natives. e. Hoes5. 10; good
ans, s.. 25h3 4; rangers, 5 2.7504.0O.
hoas-keceipts $4,000: closed strong; rough
and common. $1.85h5. Il; packers and mixed,
S. 204 5.37H:. prime heavy and butchers weights,
$5.4O@5.65; light. S509@5. 40; grassers, Sl.2la'
$50.
rheep-Receipts. 7.CCo; sheep steady: lambs
strong: ewes. ST.. iOM %: mixed. $4.25u4. is;
wethers, $5.G005.25; westerns, 81. %.
CHIrA1n NKDDUCH.
CH1"Aao. Sept, Eaey;
cash, 73A0732sc; Alny. s1lsc.
Corn-Easy; cash. lac, May, $3.50.
Cats-I.asy; cash. Sc, May, 379s937hs.
Earley-E5c.
Fork-Easy: cash 50 92A; January. $1l.a2H.
LArd-Easy; cash, $7S7h; January. 80. 80.
Short ribs asy; cash, $7.75: January
! Sc. l7laMh. 20.
short clear-S IS. 05Ms. 10.
Ehoulders-$6 500 90.
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TIE MAkk it'E>.
tIOGiiS !.

tIVVNT
fVw vopv. Sept. 12.-Bar silver. s3E.
Copper-Weak; lake, Sill. 25@1LA0.
Lead-Steady; dome site. $4.1OG4. l21a,
The stock market was still dull, The weakest
point was Western Union. which suffered the
reaction natural after a marked rise. Indus
trials we're affected by the late decline. of which
only Sugar showed any strength. Final losses
were considerable in active shares and remark
ably uniform, ranging from l to IL.
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~ in . widower's family; more for . good
home than wages. Address 206 breckenridge
street, Helena. Mont.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
general housswcrk. Apply $40 Helena avenue.
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NITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST GLASS
~ seamstress and skirtmaker. Reference given
IL required. Address Dressmaker, 9l7 Eighth
avO.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CUT TIM
~ her. In accordance with the provisions of
section 3, rules and regulations prescribed by
the honorable secretary OF the interior, May 9Th,
1891, We. the undersigned, residents Of Park
county, Mont, hereby give notice that at the ex-
DiratioD OF twenty-one days from the first publ
ton o he honorable secretary Of the interior
for permission 20 cut and remove all the timber
fit for lumber on tho following tunsurvsyed)
described lands. to- wit: commencing at u point
on the west fork If [ lark's Fork, where saw mill
10 20" situated thence north three miles UP said
stream. embracing n body Of timber one mile
vide on orch side of said stroam. raii land IL
situated in Park county. Mont. said timber con
sisting of Pima and spruce, amounting 10 about
500.0 0 fest. WILLIAM WRIGHT,
WORTHY MCKEE.
(first publication hug. 70 1879
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SITUATloN WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY
~ Ms clerk; beat of references given as to char
aeter end ability. Lock box 500 aozeman,
Mont.
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y woman BY the day OF hour to take care of
rooms. Best of references. Address M. NJ. In
depenuent Office.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements under this head three times
FREE.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY MlDDLE-AGED
~ lady to do light homework or to keep house
for one or more gentlemen. Address 4. NJ. this
Office,
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ON tho road to
health ~ the con-
su M ptive who
reasons and
thinks. Consuinp-
ton il developed
through the
blood. It's a scrof-
ulous affection
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SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUsEkEEPER;
- do not object going to the country. Address
+. S.. Independent office.
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SITUATION WANTED-Ry A SCANDINA-
y Wan girl to do second work in q private
family. l06 Breckenridge street.
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IDAHO.
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FOR SALE--KEAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE--KEAL ESTATE.
EOR SALE-TWO SlX-ROOA HOUSES ON
l. west eide: easy terms; near new school
building. foundry and electric linss. VIM.
Mnth. AIT. r
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nor sALE-FIFTY FEET ON HELENA
L avenue near foot Of Rodney at three-fonrths
actual value. Steele 4 Clements.
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith Il son....,... Rg0 Sixteenth st., Denver
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Lon SALE-A FINE CORNER ON NORTH
l. Main street 100xl2j feet fronts on three
streets; will be sold at a great sacrifice. Steele i
Clements.
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GITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG LADY
~ wishes = position in . bakery or candy store,
2D6 Breckenrldge street.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
~ woman as cook. hotel or boarding-houss
preferred. Address 1910 Helena avenue.
SITUATION WANTED-BY TWO GIRLS,
- one as cnambermaid. other rs waiter. latter
not experienced. Kate Smith. Helena. Mont.
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LOh SALE-A LARGE NEW HOUSE ON
L prominent avenue; has all modern improve
ments and 10 in good condition.; price very low
and terms to suit; . snap. W.. f. Coz. Gold
block.
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RETURN.

Executive Committee for Passenger
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Wilbur Tebbiis :. .... Merchants Hotel, IT. Paul
Wallsrd q. Dsnnls. $3.50 $50. Hotel Ryan, st RAaA
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ga TEMPERANCE TOWN."
Ore Man Fined Sl57 200 AMI Another S15S,-
500 for Running blind Tigers"

LANCASTER, Pa, June 17.-Lancaster is a
local option town. Several days ago
Henry A. Burdette, q detective. took the
blind tigers in hand and began to work
mp cases against the illicit whisky selling
on Battle Row." q negro settlement, and
one white man and five negroes were ar
rested on warrants. Frank Turner. the
white man. halls from Berks county. He
was fined s1O0 each in 1,5T7 cases. amount
ing 20 Sl57.700. negro named John
Smith, who was engaged in the business
with Turner, confessed In 1.5S5 cases. His
fine will be sl5S,500. Burdette, it is said,
is in danger Of being killed by Turner's
frianda
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The Omaha Fncampment.

Special 90 The Irdiarapolls Journal
OMAHA, June 16-The day in Brook
camp was spent in q pleasant manner. At
10 4. NJ. the Chaffee Light Artillery drilled
in the Gat.ling-gun drill. They displayed
remarkable dexterity and were heartily
applauded. At 2 p. NJ. the Dallas Light
Artillery and the Governors Guards. of
Denver. drilled In the maiden class, and
the National Fencibles drilled for the cap
ital prize. They made an excellent appear
ance. going through the manual with SEEM
ing perfection.
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DEADLY ELECTRIC BOLT.

Lightning Strikes the Grant Monument at
Chicago and Kills Three Persons.
CHICAGO. June 16-DnrinR the thunder
storm that passed over the city this even
ing lightning struck the Grant monument
in Lincoln Park. in the corridors of which
nearly five hundred people had sought
shelter. Three were killed and two serious
ly injured All Of the others. with the ex-
ception of three, were thrown violently to
the stone floor of the monument. and some
received severe shocks. The monument
was but slightly damaged. The killed are:
LEWIS MEYER, No. Mutt street
MRS. SHELLY, No. 164 Austin avenue.
UNKNOWN man.
The injured are:
HARRY PHILLIPS, No. I34 East Kinzie street,
stunned
Mrs. MATTE OLSEN. 134 Fairfield avenue,
etunneG.
When the fash came everybody in the
monument, with the exception of three
mep. was thrown down. There was o gen.
eral scramble, and as one by one the people
arose and shook themselves it was noticed
that five were unable 70 move. Three of
these were dead. The bolt did not strike
the bronze figure of Grant. but first at
tackled the northwest corner of the granite
pedestal and found its way TO the ground
over tho floor. Its course was directly
through the crowd.