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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-18

wodzle ~deszczowej l rozprowadzonei
octem. Powleka sic twarz gesta
warstwa tego preparatu pc diva
razY ma dzlen. Jesll choroba lest
zadawniona, pod pierwsza warstwa
gl'ny k}adzle SIG pokfad biateyo
sera owczego. Systemem tym W
roku blezacym X. Kueip wyleczyt
jak twlerdzi} dr.. Tackle, ordyna.
tor kllniki Worishofen, 800
os6b W d}uzszym Iub kr6tszym
czasle. Srodek ten podobno ami
razu ME zawlodt W clagu tych
lat trzydziestu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-18
PkACCIE IA
Z Prus Polskich.

Toruh. w piatek stracono
W Toruniu Teofle Budniewska,
wdowe po mieszk ahcach re wsi,
'skazana przez sad przysiegfych
z~esz1ej lesieni ma smierc IN otru-
Gle meza, z kt6rym zY1a lat II
miafn czworo dziecl, pozostawio-
nych teraz siorotami. Wda1a ona
sic W kochanie z parobklem, kt6-
rego trzymali ola szarwarku. Ten
parobek wystaraf sic o t%rucizne.
Skazano go ma s lat 40 ouchthau-
zu. 3udnlewska m,a'a dopiero 30
lat. Ma kmier6 przysposobit .ja
proboszcz ks. Schmeja. Nrzyznafn
sic do why, zaiowaia tego, co
zrobita, pojednafa sic z Bogiem,
modlila sic gorAco ~Szczerze,
prugnefa ~ wicrzyta W mi'osier-
die Boskie. Ma smierc poszia
z zupefncm poddanlem SIC knrzc,
ktorq IN sprnwicdIiwa uznawafn.
Mech jOj Bog bqdzio Iitosci wynn
sedzia! Sciat iQ kat Relndei n
Magdenburga, ktory juz wczora.i
2 tIzemn pomocmkami do Torunia
p~rzyjechai. Kosata sciGcia wyno.
szo przeazto 800 marek,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-18
PLAN II
ASZYCH KOLEl.

Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w stront wsch O d u. Uucnodz,.
Chlcago expr., codzieh $50 nm.
Chicago expr., 11.17nm
Chicago expires 10. SIS am.
Pociag pocztowY codzie6 $50 nm.
W STRONG zachodu Odcbodz,
Chicago expires, codzleh 4.CS am
Chicago eXpr., codzie" 9.34 an
Chicago expr. 1856 !,
Pocieg pocztowy 11.51 am.
Wabasha Division.
Przesadanie do Zumbrotv 11.5l am.
Chippewa Valley DIVISION.
4 Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pociag pasazerski 1851 am,
Przesiadanle do Menomeaee ll.5l am.
Green Bay -Winona ~ S. p.
1rzybywa Odchodzi
Pociag pasazerski 4.15 pc oh.-9 rano
Pociag frachtowy 7.3O wiecz g O5 rano
Chicago & Northwestern.
Ku d O i.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pasazerski 9,55 rano 1910 rano
9.05 wiecz. $40 wiecz.
kaczacyz Rochester $50 pc poIudn.
FrachtOwy 700 rapo
Pasazerski do La Crosse 3.05 pc po}udn
Ku schodo j.
Przybywa OdchOdzi
Pasazerski $40 runo 600 w;ecz.
$3.50 wiecz 10 wiecz.
KacZacy z Rochester 1910 rano
Fraight accommod. 100 wiecz
Pasazerski do La Crosse $40 DO po}udn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-18

W Sw ieciu x. dzlekan
Bloch pobfogosfawit zwiazek mai
zehski pana Jozefa Staslnskiego
z lnowrociawia z panna Weronika
Gackowska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-18

dragafa, co to clagfe z wroz-
ka s%zwargotaf, ]ak pred kar-
czma stall. A Cygan powiada:
Matka moja za&egnafa so}tys-
ce chorobe q mnle to niby...
kazala mleG oko GA DOM.
Pewnle, 4eby cboroba ME
uclex}a? movie. Me, ME on
powiada, 40 mnle pusc. 0
ME, bratku odpowiem mole
ty tn jaklo cary robisz pojdz
do gospodarza. Tedy Cygan
jail mn'e proslc, zeby go pLs.
cic, to soble zaraz p6jdzie, ze
JUL po p6inocy, to ME ma
czego paluowa6. ia ]eszcze ME
chclalem vice Cygan wcisnaf
mi W reke diva talary. Masz
now a pusc mnie. Go N, tam
diva talary odrzektem, luz
mnie zte kusifo, zeby to
na)wlece1 wytargowac p5]dz
do gospodarza. Wtedy Cygan
now: Sluchaj, dam ci garsc
pien1edzy, ale mnie pusc i mic
ME NOW, les mnie tn widz,a|.
Dobrze movie ME powiem mic,
pefna garsc. Cygan siegnal
reka do kieszeni i garsc pie
needy wsypal mi W kape
lusz. | takesmy sic rozstall.
Me wledziatem ia wtedy, pc
co Cygan przyszedf, ami mi
przez my5l ME przesz1o, ze'
by was chciaf okras3, Dopie.
no iak sic wydato, lie wan
zgjnely pieniadze, 1akem sic
domYsllt, kto was skrzYwdzi1.
Ale mYsle sobie, co ia bede
gada}, zem Guyana widziai?
Jeszczebym pleniadze musia}
oddac, DO to pewnle z tych
kradzionych. Zkad zas Cyga-
ME dowiedzieli sic o waszem
zlocle. to mi doplero Antek
powiedzla}.
Bledny soltys ledwo oddly
chol, w czasie tego opowlada-
MIA, rece zacisnal al drza]
caly. Tymczasem Piotr skoh'
czywszy, upad} mu znowu Go
n6g, mowiac:
- Teraz JUL wiecie gospo
darzu, wszYstko; odpuscj6 m
prose-, a ia wan wszystkc
ods}uze... -.
Daj juz pok6j, g}up
byfem, lem babe wierzyt
Ale jak ten Cygan wszed:
przez zamknieto okno?
= Bal ME miaf wn1js6!- "a
wofaf Antek "a czy to Cygan
ka ME wcho1zita pc diva ra
zy sama do Nomory? Ma vie
czor okno otwarla a ranc
zamkaela, nj data nikomu dc
komory wei 'dziG, 2eby sic
jak na1dlu4ej ole wyda}o | ma
Mich posadz ie ME pablo, ze
pieniadze z brai'. NADIA tc
doprawdy bat >, ale mech Bog
ka&Gego bro" Cd takie1 ma
drosc'.
Tod pewn'e j to za3egny'
wanle matczyne} chorobv oy-
10 udanlem?- mow'l Skiba
"A ]ak&eby inacze)! Zasby
Pan Bog takie] os7ustce ! zfo'
dzlejce DIAL moo uzdrowien1s
-odrzekt Autek, - matka
zimno zgubill, DO sic bardzc
przelekll, a Cd tego czasem
zimao glnie.
-Drogo, OF drogo, zapta'
citem ia te nauke, &c cary:
wroAby l za2egnywanla, tc
gtupstwo / grzech = mowi:
Bar1iomleJ. -Uc'eszy}bym sic
]ednak okrutnle, 2ebym. Is
Cyganke !eszcze raz spolkai
ale wtedy ]abym lei powrozy1
he dostanie sto batow, i mo
2ecle mi wierzYG, zeby sic
moja wr6zba spe}nits.
Wszyscy sic rozsmlali ser
decznie, a soltyska rzekfa:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-18

DsaWne o6fqh0nie. Nlezwykfy,
clekawy i rzadki wypadek zdarzyt
sic W clagu ostatpiego mies,aca.
Mfody "a letnl czlowlek, 1mleniem
Antonl B.. u%rzednik z Drezna,
zosta} pred kilku tygodniami
aresztowany we Wiednlu "a ma
tarczywe domaganie SIG poslucha-
MA u Cesarza. W clagu sledztwa
pokaza{o. sic, re p. B. kt6rY Cd
znacza' sic zawsze ogromna dra-
zllwoscla, dosta} lekkiego pomle-
szania zmys45w, ma wiadomosc o
smierci cesarza brazyllisklego Dom
Pedra. Odt9d bledny szalenlec
bYl najwiecej o tenn przekonany,
re Sam Jest cesarzem brazylijskim
l re 2rzucono 90 nleprawnie z
tronu. w Dreznie posprzedawal
wszystkle swo]e ruchomosci i
wyiechat do W1ednia, gdzle ma
osobnej audyencyl chciafl proslc
Cesarza o pomoc odzyskaniu
panstwa. Nadto wyda} odezwe do
swolch ludow", W kt6rej vzywa
do zrzucenia prezydenta Brazylli
Fonseki, przebacza wszystklm
poddanym chwilowq niewdzlecz
nose. Dnia 20 grudnia po4ozyi sic
spac W stanie obtakania, a naza-
jutrz rano ku niezmlernemu
zdz,wleniu lekarzy wsta} zupe1nle
zdr6w ma umysle. Pan B. ME ma
navel pojecla o tenn, co sic z MIN
dziafo przez kilka nascie dni, i
gdyby ME zmiana miejsca pobytu
ktorej ME m6g} sobie wytltma'
czye, ME byiby ~uwlerzy} opowia-
daniom o przebiegu swojej div
mel choroby.
Podfug o%statniego leczenla
maja wieksze mlasta W ksieztwi'
Poznansklem mleszkancow, lax
n%astepuje: Poznah 69,627. Byd
goszcz Al 1899. Gnlezno lS,OS8
Inowroc1aw 1868. KrotoszYr
IO,646. Ostrowo 971s. w ca4en
ksieztwie zamieszkuje l,751,65
ludzi, kt6rych 91l,o43 So ,katoll
kami, 542,O13 wyznania eyangle
licklego. A 1856 zydami.
w roku 1891 byio streJk6v
tylko 625S.
Immlgracya W roku ublegfyn
by4a daleko wieksz2 cd tel z rok'
1890. w roku 1891 przyby4o d
Amerykl t90,995 r. 1884,
tylko 491 ,o26 os6b.
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-18

71ayqcy hgt1onik. We War
szawie zachorowa}a pewna m4oda
PAM ma drzaczke, os}abienie
wzroKu slime bicle serca. Lekarz
pc d}ug.em badaniu NE mogac
poznac przyczyny zdrowem
pod kazdym wzgledem ciele
chorel wpad} ma mysl, zrewldo-
wanna ubloru i zbada}, re pam
zapadata ma zdrowlu, ilekroc bra1a
ma siebie 1edwabny czerwony
k%aftanlk, kuplony we Wroc}awlu.
Lekarz przes}at kaftani6 do
chemika, a ten wykry} W nm
barwnih trujacy. Zatruty stanik
razem 2 adresem sk1adu, W kt6rym
go kupiono przes1at lekarz do
maglstratu miasta Wroclaw1a. =
Pod Warszawa W okolicy Czyze-
wa, %pokaza}y sic wiki i porywaja
lnwentarz wloscianom. - Jeden z
fabrykant6w warszawsklch ]uz 20
a trzec1 wvse}a do Nowego
Jorku znaczny zapas miodu do
plcia. Mimo wielklch kosztow
przewozowych i cha cena oflarowana
przez Amerykan optaea fabrykan-
tow wszelkla truly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-18

Ma jahie pomysty ludzie wpa-
dajq. Przez granice hiszpanska
przeiezdzaf kllka razy dziennie
pewien ~mezczyzna ma g. kolnym
welocypedzle jakhy ma przechadz-
ky. Celn,cY ma komorze znall 60
i wltali sklnieniem reki. Wtem
przypadek zdarzy}. re pies celnika
ugryz} owego pr2ejezdnego W no.
&c Y tyiu, ten p~1zystana} j skut~
KEN RAINY, tax niezrecznie z
welocypedu zeskoczyf, re w%elocy'
ped "a soba pociqgna} ! przewroc1f;
S utkiem pekn'ecia welocypedu W
pewnem mlejscu, rozlal sig ma
ziemie 80 procentowy aIkohol,
ktorym ca}y welocyped we wszyst
kicn czeSciach wydrazonych by}
napeinionY. Kofa wszelkle
czesci welocypedu byfy niezwyk}el
objetosci i %zawlera}y W soble "a
kazdym razem kilkanascie lltrow
alkoholu, ma kt6rym ma tamtej
granlcy bardzo wielkie c}o clazy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-18
PkACCIE IA
TO OWO

Zgorzafo pred kilkunas,:u
dniami opactwo Fecamp we Fran
Cyl, znane z wYrobu shawnee ma
cafy SWAT w6dkl benedyktynkl.
Szkoda z tego pozaru wynlk}a do
2 milionow frankow q frank =
20 cent6w.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-18

Pod Wei horowom W
leslie dnia ID z. N, PREY obtnwio IN.
straoIono dzika, ~wa&acego 2 cent
nary,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-18
sic wfasn,e dzwony ozwaty ru-
szyli wszyscy M nieszpor.
KONIEC.
PkACCIE "a
Il Poznahskiego.

Il p'oznahskiego.
Gniezno. Konsekrowany W
tute jszym tumie w niedziele II
z. NJ. naiprzev ". X. ArcybjSkup
Floryan Stablewski, Jest szeregu
Arcybiskupow eniezniehskicE God
sw. Wojciecha lncvawszy) 76-s:ym
z rzedu, kolei Florvanem H..
Pierwszym z imienia F%loryanem
byf FIoryan, ks1aze C%zartoryski,
ktdry M stolicy gniezniehskiej
zasiadaf l.. 1874
Pr c tahci bardzo
sic g%niewaja, ze ks. srcybiskup
StableWskl taklch tomorrow ma
cesarskim divorce doznaf. Pisa,
2e gdy jak' pastor superintendent
tenn zoslanie, to t*kich wiclkich
ceremonli 4 MIN mic robia.
w }asciciel Tonow
pod Janowcem p. BFumcnLhal
dzieii try folwark Tonowko,
Deborog ! Zalin ma rentowe Cos
podarst va.
P r ogo %jezjo-
RE rzymskiem utonaf, dnia 1s z. m.
czeladnik rybacki Mikulski. Chcac
sic uda6 do RzymS, (wies pod
Rogowsm) obraf kr6tsza droge
przez ~jezioro i zarwat sic ma MEM.
Clafa dotad ME ~znalezlono; EOS
tawif zone z si~edmiorgiem dzieci.
3 d z q Szabl1na
odprowadzono l6 z. m. do wiezlenia
tutejszego 8 zbrodniarzy. Tran
sportowato ich 6 ludzi. W drodze
jeden z transportowanych narze.
kat, 10 sic ogromrie juz zmeczyf:
proslt, azeby mu pozwolono
wypoczac, ma 90 sic tel transpor.
tuiacy zgodzili. W1ezieh us'ad'
ma kamleniu PREY drodzo oboIs
lasu. Maggie powstai, skoczyf przez
row i znik} gestwinach lusu
Pomimo wszelkich poszukiwah
dotad 60 ME wynaleziono.
from g s o, dnia Il
z. m. Cygahskie wessle. Jechal
cyganl z Lotaryngii rrzez TREE
meszno pc &n,wach do Gdahska, {
d. 16 z. NJ. wracali znow pre-;
Trzemeszno, gdzie 3 dni n.
przedmiesciu z%atrzymuli sic poo
namiotami. Oswjadczali, ze IS
katolikami, i jedna para ma W.
Wrze5ni albo W Jarocinie wzias(
Stub W kosciele, Datem I'M kocio
iok do naprawy; M drugi dzicf
otrzymat.m jakby nowy zapfa
cifem 2 mrk. Jako kotlarze So on
bardzo wprawnl, przytem wy
trzymatym1 ma mroz. w namioci'
lezel1 M sfomie. majac W Arodk,
ognisko, PREY ktorym sic g:zali
bedac n~ieoledwie w stroju Adama
kledy tenze zyf W raJu; przytsn
zimna Lie czuli i wesofo hzwargo
tall.
PkACCIE IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-18

w }ascic e Tonow Il
pod Janowcem p. BlumcnLhal
dzieii try folwarki Tonowko,
Deborog ! Zaiin ma rentowe Cos
podarst va.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-18
Pro tcstanc ! bardZo

2 + Q G S { 4 h c bnrdZO
sic gniewaja, ze ks. arcybiskup
SJableWskl taklch tomorrow ma
cesarskim divorce doznaf. PISA,
&e gdy jak' pastor superintendent
ten %zoslanie, to t"kich wielkich
ceremonli Il MIN mic robia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-18

Immlgracya W roku ublegfym
by4a daleko ~wieksz2 cd te] z roku
1890. w roku 1891 przyby1o do
Amerykl 5000 W r. 1890
tylko 491 ,026 os6b.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-10
WANTS A %REHEARlNG.

10y rM L8EE=
The State Officers Course OF Action on the
Supreme Cour Ruling.
The state officers are in something Of a
quandaty over what to do IN regard to the
decision Of tho supreme court to the cffec,
that state warrants bsar interest at
the rate of six uer cent. a year. The
question that is worrying them is what
fund to take money from to ray the in
terest. The legislature made no appropri-
alton for such purpose, but since the SUI
preme court says the interest must be paid
it vii! have to como from some OF the funds
set aside for specified purposes. Attorney
General Haskell, who represents the state
in the matter. was engaged yesterday in
preparing . motion to be submitted to the
supreme court asking that body to reopen
the case to the extent that q ruling may be
the interest should be paid out OF. The
state officers have very little hope OF the
supreme court enlighteninR them on that
point. TIL court will probably either tell
them that is their affair, or else tell them
nothing. In such event State Treasurer
Hickman will pay interest out of some fund
which hns an excess OF money above its
needs. and pay the amount back in March
when the receipts are expected to begin
coming in. The interest on the warrants
on which the supreme court ruled Monday
will only be from the time the warrant was
issued up to Dec. Is, when the state offered
to pay the face value without the interest.
State auditor Kinney has been mandam-
used in the supreme conrt by Fletcher
Maddox, who wants s., 274 for 300 copies Of
the reports Of that court. The auditors
answer filed yesterday, says this reason for
not paying it was lack Of funds provided BY
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-10
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Francisco Lainfesta, the recently elected
president of Guatemala, has written much
excellent poetry.
A life-size bust of Cardinal Gibbons is
being modelled by Samuel Kitson, the Bos-
ton sculptor. When the marble is finished
it will be sent to the Catholic university in
Washington.
The Princess Helene Sagonsko, who re-
Gently died in Poland, unmarried, at the
age of 81. was a famous beauty in her youth,
and was said to have once refused the hand
of Napoleon III.
j. j. Cheeseman. the new president of
Liberia, is a Baptist minister whom the
Southern Buptist missionary convention of
the United States appointed superintendent
of its missions in 1871.
Father Anderlcdy. the late superior of
the Society of Jesus. was not only a man
of polished manners and q natural diplo-
matlst, but alao the master of many
languages. Besides Greek, Latin and He.
brew. he spoke English, French, Italian,
Spanish and German t%luently.
Two years ago, on Christmas day, Nine
Carnot, wife of the president of France, en-
tertalned 400 deserving children at thu
Elysee with a marionette performance and
Christmas trees and gifts. This year sht
spent $4,000 in moe practical charities
her beuefaction having given comfort tc
hundreds of poor mothers.
Cardinal Manning is said to have been q,
careless in his dress as to be positivel,
shabby in appearance at times. They ever
relate that on one occasion when he took
a drunknid's bottle away on tho street, thu
wretch gazed at him a moment and Their
CALCULATED: Take it, poor fellow, take it
ye need it more than | do"
There have been many aspirants to tn,
doubtful honor of being the original o
Mark Twnin's Colonel Mulberry Sellers
bu: the real original of the character seem
TO nave been a man of that name who live,
IN Saline county, ILL.,, Just opposite d
hoven' KY. The mans face and his viz
lonary schemes for growing rich were flu
m1llar to the people of Paducah twent
years ago. and the house where he lived, O.
the hlll just back from tho Ohio at Seller
landing, III still an object of curiosity.
Admiral Worden. one OF the thirty -seve
rear-admirals of the United States on tn
retired list. commanded the Monitor in he
encounter with the Merrimao in Hampto
Roads. His nerves are said mover 20 h,v
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-10
RODNEY STREET GOLD MINE.
Chas. r. Grove, an Old-Timo Minor Makes
4 Rich Find, ,.

Chas. P. GROVE, an old-time miner, who
has been in the business a number of years
and who owns a number Of properties near
Radersburg, has located a mine on Rodney
street, opposite the residences of Chas. X.
Wells. Yesterday Mr.. Grove called at Mr..
Wells house, and as he came out of the
gate he happened to look down and believed
he saw tho Indications Of a lead. A closer
examination convinced him that BIZ was not
mistaken, and then he went over the
ground. finding, he says, q lead $50 feet
wide. He broke of some of the rock, had
it assayed, and it returned $40 in gold to
the ton. After the assay Mr.. Grove re-
turned to his find, and put up a location
notice as follows:
Notice to all men that l, Chas. p. Grove,
have this day taken up a vein of ore, run
nlnging northeast and southwest, 200 feet
north of discovery stake and 1900 feet
south: CHAs. Z. GROVE
Talking of the matter last evening Mr.,
Grove said he has named the lead the Capi-
tai, and he intended to ask the council for
permission to sink a shaft on it four and a
half feet in the clear. The lead, he saws.
IS on the west side of the street, partly
under the sidewalk, runs in a zig-zae course
to the south for quite q distance and then
runs northeast.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-10
CAsTIToN WILL BE THERE.
"A Complaining Witness Who Knows More
Than Patrick Henry Did.

A Complaining Witness Who Knows More
Than Patrick Horny Did.
O:son seeley, William Woods and Leon
ard Lane, the three men charged with get
ting away with Robert Castiton's S1O5
during a game Of cards on a Northern Pa
cifc train on Monday, have arranged to
have their preliminary examination this
morning before Judge Sanders. The COM
planning witness in this case is not liable to
be missing when the trial comes up, for
two reasons. One ia that Marshal Sims
has him under his care. and the other is
that Castiton has found out that he will
get one half of whatever fine is imposed,
Patrick Henry, the complaining witness in
another recent case, left town before he
found out about his chances of getting one
half of the $500 fine imposed on Col.
George W. Raymond. Col. Raymond OBJ
tanned leave i'll the district court yesterday
to amend his motion for u new trial. 10
cover some technical defect. 1t was
learned yesterday that after Castiton had
lost his S1O5, another victim was looked NJ
and took q hand in the game, but refused
to be bitten. The Notthefn Pacific is in
terested in the Castiton case because the
AFFAIR occurred on one of its trains, and i,
would not be surp Using if the company's
counsel should assist in tho prosecution,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-10
HOW ABOUT Thu, GENTLEMENe

HOW AEoUr THU. GENTLEMEN?
Isn't it about time for the city ad.
ministration to call down Building In
spector McNallys
His office was abolished by an ordi-
nance last spring, but since then he has
been hanging on and drawing his little
salary Of 500 a month. II tho office is
worth anything to the city it should be
re-established, otherwise he should be
cut off the municipal pay roll. This is
business, isn't it?
But, what appears to be a plain case
Of misappropriation cropped out last
evening in the city council proceedings.
1t will be remembered that a brick wall
Of an unfinished building on Bridge
street fell over last winter on a frame
building, killing a young son Of David
Merritt. Mr.. Merritt brought suit
against the building Inspector, who en-
ployed a private attorney to look after
his interests. Mr.. Merritt lost his suit.
Last evening Mr.. McNally brought in a
bill of $3.50 for legal costs and it was
allowed by the council. What sort OF
business is this? Why did not the city
attorney appear for McNally, and it it is
right for the city to protect its officers
in court what right had McNally to en-
ploy an outside attorney? What is the
city attorney paid for anyhow? These
are pertinent questions until the affair
is explained to the satisfaction of tax
payers. No matter whether the amount
was $3.50 or 45 cents one of two PROPOSE
tions seem true; the city attorney should
have defended the building inspector or
he should have been made to pay the
costs. just why the city should pay a law
yer's bill when an attorney is regularly
employed to look after the city's litigation
is a matter that needs explanation. Let
us have it il it can be given.
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been Just the same since that M smorabls
day, when, in the course OF. the c~annonade.
q shot struck the turret in which he ant di-
recting tho battle. and knocked him
blinded and bruised TO the door. The
dauntlcss old sea-dog didn't mind II much,
but his nerves never recovered from the
shock.
The Review Of Reviews (Amsrioan edi-
tom, contains two sketches, Of one whom
IN designates NJ "the mont conapicuous
man ia Amer'oa to-day"-Senator David
b. Hill. The first sketch ia by Prof. Charles
A. Collin, Of the law department Of Cor
nell university, who is an intimate friend
Of the late governor, aud was his private
legal adviser. It 10, OF course, friendly
though not extravagantly 90. The othcr
sketch is by Il political opponent. and evil
IDENTIFY q very bitter one. The articles are
illustrated and many cartoons upon the
subject of the sketches ars f%eproluced.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-10

FL BLAND BILL

Attention is called to news from Wash
ington on the first page, particularly the
attention OF our republican contempor-
aries who have been confidently assur-
ing their readers that democratic friend
ship to silver is but pretense. 1t will be
seen that the Bland bill will be sent to
the front. 1t will be favorably reported
to the house to-day by the committee
On coinage weights and measures and
will be considered at the earliest mo
ment. The claim that 200 Of the 49,; 3d.
members Of the house will vote for the
bill may be over-estimated, but there
can be no doubt of a good, safe ma
jorlty.
A study of the bill shows that it is a
straight out free coinage measure, 1t
will meet the demands Of the most ar
dent friends OF silver, and if passed will
place the metal where it belongs. 1t is
not probable that it will become a law.
The almost definite assurance that
President Harrison will veto any free
coinage bill keeps the price of metal to
its present low figure. The bill passed
by the last congress has proven a fail
ure. With a majority in both houses
and a republican president the repub.
lioan party showed very plainly that ii
would do nothing for the silver inter
ests. The democratic house proposes
to do it's duty even with the probability
that it will result in no improvement
over the present measure.
1t is possible that ii the Bland bill
goes through both houses the presiden'
will not be able to Withstand the pres
sure, but it is a remote hope.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-10
JOHNSON Is HELD,
And Austin Will Likely BE Held Alst
To- morrow.

And Austin Will Likely BE Held Also
Tomorrow.
Judge Sanders yesterday decided that
there was sufficient evidence to hold Harry
Johnson, the colored man: to answer at the
district court the charge of robbing Louis
Henry of $50 at the Bucket Of Blood
saloon. He fixed Johnson's bail ut S4OO.
The preliminary hearing of Bob Austin,
the alleged principal in the affair, will come
doubt but that he will be held also. The
amount stolen from Henry raises the Of
Tense to the grade of q and larceny, the
punishment for which is Imprisonment in
the ~penitentinry. The game of robbinp
drunken people on Clore street has been q
very dangerous one of late, two women and
one man having been convicted of the Of
tense IN the district court. They are all at
Deer Lodge now.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-10

THERE is an Indian down in Okla
homa who is smart enough to go to con-
gross and be elected speaker. He is a
member OF the National council of the
kaw tribe; one Of the rules of which is
that any member who gets drunk shall
be expelled from the council. This fell
low vent to Arkansas city, became in
toxlcated and was locked up. But after