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PROCLAMATION

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noes ntsNTfsN EAilfs 0N the rGEET
Nfrn8rT 5BEiSG AEzxLgD Asn TAG
GED MIL ~ TAkEA lF oK KILLED.
dH r9sets Hfs hsretg aettf mn flsat III fessoseiag
ordinance il gefqtaoa foaess ma d figlafg 81
f6xesd
Sec s. Chapter m ~ the Ordinances 81 the Cor
parati9H ~ Atartinsburg That every own
yer on kaeper Of Il dog within tbs limits ~ the
Corporation, be required ~ Eiaf.u npan saia
stiagA fHR attached taA collar Thes tags
to hH FURNISHED hE HE town sergeant on ay4e
pileatinn and p¥rff ~ tan lax assessed
81 said dog "a which Should Ne assessed
tiian tham ard that any dog owned DR. kept
within tiie nasrBrate Limits found without
sneh t9g after Aatust IL, iSss3 shall he zen
fired hg tAs sergeant ih saife suitable
nface tn he peuF5ea therefor fpf H9edays
aftt athject taa lne II twenty 1--WE cents ifl
addition To the FH4nlaf i5t1t arlss d sIm rot
eXceeeBg twett hge eefgts, f9r food anGs
e@ra 1T said a8g At the efla vi FIVE days
5afsy dag.rs1nais8ius unclaimed aud tie taSes
tines &c. unTaia, shaii bic killed by fsiH
t0wH Sergeant pr ny Iis authority
alt persons WHO are owners III keepers ff
d0gs afe hNfeby Hafidaa that after August Ill
1883, a1A until October III, ist8 all dogs falgd
ufontEa streets without being securely MIN
lied VIII BIZ Killed, aTldatbc ow1erso or keepgA
thereof VIII tie fined not less than FIVE mar fnurE
than ten dollars for every such offeusc.
JAS. WflANN McsHERRY
Mayor of Marsinshafg
city Halt, July 5s 1893. 1sit 4s
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NOTICE. ID TAI PAYER.

The Cooperation Taxes for tile year
1893. are now due and ID my hands Ter
collection. All persons paying the
Same during August and September q
Discount III pef cent viii 10 allowed
II WiLKN.
SIS 1m. Sergeant
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\ DEAF FROM INJURIES

Louis Shepherd, whose left foot was
cut of while attempting p board d
Baltimore and Ohio train "A Harper's
Ferry, Wednesday, died at Harper's
Ferry Thursday His body @as taken
TO Mt Clare deadhouse n await rel
atives. Shepherd was fifty years old.
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when moths begin 10 get n . their
work and ii you want u save your
woolens, carpets, tc. from theravages
,of this pest you can get nothing more
sure To Xiii them than COAL TAR
cAMPHOK, which u much cheaper
than campllor, and more effective. a
large supply ~ shove article Just re-
eeTved At IA. M.yCi.ibert 4 Bros, Drug
gist, ~ N. Queen street
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The news from North Dakota that
Indians have been smuggling on
large scale, on the Canadian border
denotes that the poor Indian with IN
tutored mind is at least d matca intel.
lectualIy for tue protection barbarian.
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The latest labor-saying machine
cleans fish. Nor, il there were only
one TO catch one, the anglers outfit
would ii truth be complete.
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Three men have been shot Al Rocky
Comfort, Ark. IL a fight for q corn
cob pipe. The Arkansas notion Of
Z mfort seems to be as rocky as ever.
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SATURDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 9. 1888
SATURDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 9. 1898

The Eccentric Engineers Of New
York city in demanding free coinage
have shown that there may be much IN
4 name.
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ck4E IN JcHE HELLER.

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.. q. n. NATIoNAL ENoAMPN l.NI.

This b. a. D. n RI co. will sell excursion ties
cts to indianapolis aud return for ali trains
September fst io dth inclusive. at rats 1T si3 ~
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suPRENE oouRT 81 APPEALs

A special term Of the Supreme Court
began in Charles Town Wednesday
with all the judges present. Mr.. A.
NJ. Cunningham, Of Tucker county,
was admitted to practice on motion Of
Mr., G Dayton, Of Phillippi. The
Tucker county case over the removal
Of the county seat, the contest over
which is familiar TO orr readers was
set for To- day, d which time it wilt be
arranged and submitted. Able coun-
sci have been employed On both sides
ST. George il represented BY ] HOP
Wood, Of Philippi, a. B. Parsons and
1. s. Auyil Of ST, George, and Judge
Daniel p Lucas, Of this place Par.
sons is represented BY a G. Dayton
Of Philippi, Q. 9. Strictly, Of DAMS,
A. Jay Valentine, J P. Scott and r
Lipscomb, Of Parsons The result vii
be watched with Interest by the ban
Of the State, and particularly By tht
people Of Tucker county.
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HALF RATE EXCURSIONS 10 THE WORLDS
PAIR

Tile Baltimore aud u III Railroad CO. Will run
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Special trains only, excepting that from way
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the the nearest station at which the special
trains are scheduled 70 stop They will be val
id for return Journey in day coaches M all
trains leaving Chicago within ten days. inelHds
ing date Of saIes
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CHURCH SERVICE.

Rev. G. s. Trump having had lis
vacation returned last Thursday and
will hold services in the Lutheran
Church tomorrow morning at Ii
o'clock, and in the evening at 1880.
Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:3o d.
m. All cordially invited TO attend.
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Captain Sweeney, Z "a, San Diego. Cal.
says: .tShiloh's Catarrh Remedy IS the first
medicine have ever found TINT would do me
any good" Price so cts. Solo by DrugAists.
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.U M forthe Ieet6and Brea I'll Sc &.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-08
THE WORK OF A FIEND.
Albert Hamburger Kills His Uncle An
Aunt and -Four Children.

Albert Hamburger kills HIS Uncle and
Aunt and -Four Children.
DEyrL's LAKE, N. D.. July SD s.
Kreidey, a farmer living near Cando. Tower
county. his wife and four daughters were
murdered this morning by Albert Baum
burger. q nephew of Kreider, for whom he
had been doing farm work. Baumburgsr
shot his unole dend. then went to shs
kitchen where Mrs. KVeider was preparing
tho morning meal and shot her IN the
head. He then went upstaits whe' 9
tho four little child,en had lied
and deliberately killed them all with q
shotgun. Baumberger returned to the
kitohen. took y knife from Ms. kreider's
hand and nearly severed her head from hex
BODY, Taking tho knife he proceeded ur--
stairs aud finding one of the girls yet
| alive hold her in HE arms and cut heE
shroat. Baumbur9er then went In search
of tho remaining three little girls. lie
found the eldest and WAS preparing to mur-
, der her whom he remembered that he had
not had breakfast. He ordered the girl 10
prepare the meal. aud with one foot resting
on the head of the murdered mother ne ate
his breakfast aud then RULED out his watch
and said: "Weil. did the whole job inside
of thirty Minutes" His immediate shirs,
for blood being apposssd he took the Sir
and carried her to the batn. tied he'
nrmly with q rope and returned to she
house. where he searched until he found the
yulunbles the family possessed. gold watct
and SbO in money, which he took ana ned
sheriff MoCune, assisted by scores OF men
Ia after the murderer. II he Ia caughs h'
| viii be lynched. The only motive for Sh'
crime was slight dispute which arose owe
| Z trife.
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MORE R1oTINa IN PARIS
The Mob Makes . Desperate I'D
Against the Military.

The Mob Makes Desperate Id {
Against tho Military. II
PARIS. July 7.-On the boulevard Voke I
and the boulevard Du Temple tonight b
srs armed with clubs and rsvolvsrs maHd
cheering and singing towards the pls(s
10 Rspubliqus. The rioters were met o
body Of dragons and lancers. They 70
ordered back but pressed ahead. The d
tasy charged, but although many ofe
rioters were knocked down and tramN
the mob did not yield. The soldiers W.
received with showers of stones and scA
tsrinQ shots. Several were struck wiz
clubs The charge was repeated and ~
mob began rstreating slowly. The mel
backed off step BY step. those In front WELD
ing their clubs right and left and those be
hind splitting MP booths and kiosks int
weapons with which to fight later in th
front. After six charges the mill
tary had forced the mob bao
to the boulevard Richard Lsnoi
whore the fighting was Suspended. IA
rioters set dre to the booths which the
split into clubs and for five blocks th
boulevard voltaiFs WAS strewn with broksl
timbers, charred boards and torn ant
bloody clothing. Most Of tho window
were smashed during the conflict. Thirt
or forty rioters were seriously wounded
Two lancers were said TO have been wounded
by revolver shots. In the boulevard D.
Temple similar encounters took place.
Throughout the evening the police treate
bratally the Paris reporters who were sen
out to describe the riots. Several were q
saulted and beaten by the police.
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A sPEcIE REsUMPTION ACT.
One of the Plans that Has Been Propo
to Carlisle.

One Of the Plans that Has Been Proposed
to Carlisle.
WASHINGTON. July Tho Star says:
While members of congress and leaders
in financial matters are discussing the var
ious plans by which the present aituation
may be relieved, officials Of tho treasury
department are quietly preparing statistics
and histories Of financial transactions for
the benefit of the administration, TO guide
it in its own views Of the vital subject.
Several plans have bsen suggested to Seore-
tary Carlisle. Among them is one which
contemplstes an entire change In the money
system of the United States. In short, the
plan is to pass specie resumption act. re-
deemin0 all the various forms of money
now used in the country and issuing in
stead United States treasury notes. whose
value shall always be fixed. There a,s at
present nine different forms Of money in
circulation and the fact of the wide differ
ence between the value Of gold and silver
coins, whi.o they are theot etically of a
parity, is one of the causes which suggested
the plan proposed.
The national banks during the past two
months increased their circulation neaily
$7.0O0.000. Orders for new circulation TO
the amount of $2.277. 600 have been received
SO far this month by Com roller Eckels.
The gold reserve at the close Of business
to-day was $50, 943. .S21.
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Will MAKE THE FIGHT.
Delegates Selected to Represent
Montana at Chicago and
the Capital.
Project for q Special Resumption
Act Suggested to Score
tary Carlisle.
PuFchases OF Silver Are Resumed by the
Treasury Department, hut In Very
Small Quantities.

The executive committee Of ths Montana
Free Coinage association held meeting
yesterday evening in the Office Of Barnard
ing was for the purpose Of selecting dele
gates to the Bi-Mssallie league which
meets at ChicaRo ia few weeks. and also d
delegation TO attend the extra session oi
congress. The following were selected:
Silver Bow. A. CLARK, @. W. Goodals,
9. r. Hough. II. Williams. J. w. Fairfield.
J. +. Richards. Charles II. Palmer. Geo. w.
Irvine. +: =. sargent, II. L. Frank. Cbas.
kuRer. Yhos. Couch. ]. e. GAYLORD. John
Caplics. n. J. Connsli. A. II. Barrett. p.
TalIant, y. II. Irvine. g. II. Casey. Joseph
4. Clark w. Il. Hall. James Il. Lshigh, G.
II. Hand, Charles H. Lane, John Williams.
~. Kirkpatrick. James A. Murray. George
Holdorn. 4. A. hsinze. Theo. sohmeitxsr.
d. LeRgatt, 8. Il. BufoHd and II. Knirpen-
Gsllatin-w. ". Anderson, O. p. CHS
holm, Walter Cooper. Nelson Story, L. 3.
Wilson and A. X. Yerkes.
BcAvsrhsad-h F. White. Lawrence w.
Brown. =. G. Fyhsts. Joseph A. Brown and
VIM. Gallagher.
Granite-W. Thomas Hart, J. NJ. Sigh.
T. w. Sherman. James n. Henry, Geo. N.
Morse. john w. OPP. O. II. Msupin and A.
COndon.
Dear Lodse-DE. Mussiebrod, A. Il.
Mitchell. w. w. Turney. James Shields, r..
L. Bonner, N. J. BielenDsre. =. e. La.asie.
Con Kohrs. J. Z. Toels. II. L. Hoge and
VIM. Thornton.
Jeffsrson-O. E. Nolssn, ". b. Gafnsy.
L. G. Harris, q. X. Allen, o. A. Iibbetts.
II. SappinQton, j. A. Keatipg. A. II. Fos-
tez. +. 9: Bsrendes. Geo. Benjamin aad Ed
Caseads-E. G. Mael.y. TIE. Collins. G.
M. Webster, ]. T. Arlington, Paris Glib
SON. J. H. MaoKnight and Il. s. Ford.
Park-J. N. Fox. F. Il. Taloott, W. E.
Nichols. Geo. N. Hatch, and George II.
Wright.
Lewis and Clsrke-S. T. Hsussf, A. ].
seliaman, E. d. Bannister. Martin Ma
ginnis, 3. +. Huntlsy. A. n. Hotter. D. A.
Cory. JOS X. Tools. Albert Klsinschmldt
1. g. Phelps. Il. T. Bayliss and Barnard
Brown.
Aissoula-T. 9. Marshall E. D. Mats, A.
$. Blake. Thad Stevens, Frank Higgins
A. B. Hammond and Walter N. Bickford.
Cormiok, A. L. Babcoek and Philip Foster.
NeaRher-D. E. Folsom. w. J. Clarke
Lewis Rodley. w. 81. Sutherlin, Fl. II.
Barnes. G. L. Parker and j. II. NoAssey.
FerRus-J. Fl. Moe. A. w. Bower. Fred
Pool, 5. +. Hobson and Charles s. Bayliss.
William Tool, j. M. johnson
and John Buck.
Jors Sullivan. 4. A. Cummings and l.. w.
Peck
Teton-Brucs Toole, z. T. Burton and O.
g. Cooper.
Dawson-Henri J. Haskell.
Flathead-C. E.. Conrad and D. Hill.
Tho committee will hold another meeting
at Butte July %. 1t at $3.50 p. IN.
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York City on March 8. 1890. At II years Of
age he graduated from Colum bia college
and in 1867 he received from II the degree
of LII, ID. William H. Seward, upon his
election as governor of New York state In
1888, made young Blatchferd his private
secretary. which place he held for three
years, In lS42 he was admitted to the bar
and began to practice In New York. In
1s45 he moved 30 Auburn N. T.. and be-
came Gov. Seward's partner In the law: In
1852 he commenced publishing court de-
cisions and two years later retu. ned to New
York City. In Nav. 1867. President John
son made him judge Of the district cour,
for tho southern district Of New York: Hif
record in this position was very brilliant
decisions rendered by him In the famous
Orlando jackson and Seabury cases being
standard ones among lawyers and quoted
all over. President Hayes in 1878 made
Judge BlAtohford circuit Judge OF the sec, sec
oud judicial district, and in March, lss2
President Arthur promoted The distin
uuished iurist TO an associate justiceship II
the supreme court of the United States.
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TONIGHT the annual con-
vention Of the Society of Christ
ian Endeavour will open in
Montreal.
The sessions will continue five
days and their length be limited
to two hours each. The last
session will be held on Sunday
evening next. Twenty-Five diff
ferent evangelical denominations
are represented by delegates
from forty-hve states, five terri
tories, eleven provinces, Europe,
Australia, Asia, and Africa. All
til. evangelical world is there.
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LATER DETAILS.
Reports Coming in Will swell the Number
Of the VlCtima.

Reports Coming in WIN swell the Number
Of the Victims.
Fonr DoDaE. Ia., July THE number
,illed at Ponsroy was forty eight and
light are mortally wounded. The list Of
he dead 10 still incomplete. Reports are
coming In from tho country aud the num-
ber Of dead will be swslled TO a. least
eighty. Ts, night the scenes around Pom
Q, oy were hsattrsndinR. In the old postof-
fos building tho dead bodies are being
gathered and friends come 70 identify
them. The scene 10 beyond the power Of
the most graphic pen 10 picture. There are
bodies literally torn & IN two 10Th, 9th,
through them. heads smashsd. limbs torn
of and Some 80 badly disfeu cd sh.y eau
only BE- recognized By their clothing o!
some trinket. The wounded are being we'll
cared for In the different hotels and those
who we're fortunate enough TO have home o.
spared opsnsd them 10 the injured, and all
that careful nursing aud the bost medical
attendance oan do ID being done for them.
The property destroyed will amount to
S60O 600
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THE ARMY BILL lNTiUcED.
Csprivi Says It II the Old OHith the
Huene Amend M ems

CeUTlvs 0eye ~ - tue Ol0 O41tA tDo
Husne Amsndsnens
BxnLrN. July 7.--Whea Ne F4ae met
this morning Chancellor Won ca intro
dussd the amended army billing u
rep sssntsd the minimum the tnmsnt
would ACCEPT In either men or ~. snd
was the lowest consistent with slfsty Of
the empire. He YsfeErsd 10 thst that
Russia had increased the peaeaing Of
her army and said Germany md0 the
same II her voice was 10 continS have
weight In Europe. The new saxsisssary
would be borne on strong shoue, and
would not touch the middle oIsor the
agricultural population. The anal pro-
posals wou.d include tax on boitYana.
actions. Ihs chancellor briefynpitu-
lated the leading features Of thsansas-
ure. Acoot ding 10 this bill peace
effective. excluding officers abovv rank
Of corporal. WAS TO have consisted92. 063
between Oct. l, 1892. and Narct 1893.
The ihcreass involved mn cxpshre OF
G6. 800. 600 marks in lump sum- this
u. 100000 was to havs Appeared ths
kudgst for the financial year 1888 The
annually occurring sxpendttu,s fixed
sWsn VAVub0 u0Vo Oo04 A0bby SVpOsa
Germany would have in times Gar q
trained army Of 100000 mem hese
proposals he added. did not mesth tho
approval Of the house and the CONVENT
had accepted suggestion Of Vdusnt
that tbs peace effective should be iiased
by $4,000 men At onse and in the % ot
the next three years it should bSissd
gradually until 70.0(0 men. praotie the
full number demanded, we're addsp thu
standing army. The bill thus aided
had been rejected and the rsichst had
been dissolved. Now the govsrnmSub
mittsd to the new house measure II
its details was practically the oiom
promise bill. Aantsuflsl. . supps o,
the government rearsttsd shat has
abandoned ths original bill. GAM
could not be too styong. The mohov
rampant In Paris might overthrtth
government and seek sti enRth throulor-
siRn division. Lisbkenecht. the oil
known social democratic leader. sab
government did not want an incrsassth
army because of fear Of France or Ais
but 10 fortify itself against the G.s
people. (CEies OF "shams.")
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by the terrible mutilstion OF the victims.
The body of one young lady was found but
her head and one lower limb was miasinR.
Tho force Of the wind Was terrific. Large
rocks we're torn from the ground and
hurled long distances. Tho pipe OF deep
drive weil. which projected above the
ground only four feet. WAS drawn com
pistely out. u could hardly be accom-
plished by human means. Many OF the IN.
juTed were horribly mangied. An appeal
was received here for nurses and food. and
relief train ltft for that point, carving .
number OF prominent ladies who have vol
untsetsd assistance. and supply Of pro-
visions. The storm passed very nenr this
place. which, however, experienced heavy
rain and hail storm. some OF She hail
stones were NJ large az turkey eggs. To
show tho velocity of the wind the iron CYL
inder OF threshing machine was torn out
and carried forty rods.
The list of killed and Injured In Cherokee
and western Buens Vista counties IL as fol-
lows: y. Burgess wife. and three children,
Wm. johnson and wife; Miss slater; nj ed
man OF Slater. name unknown; Lord J.
Beecher and child. The seriously injured
are w. X. Clemens and wife; Bert slater
John Peters and wife; Miss Burgess; Ed
Walls: j. II. Woodruff.
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SILVER PURCHASES RESUMED.

Tho Amount, However, Is Much Smaller
Than Expected.
WASHINGTON. July THE treasury de-
partmsnt resumed the purchase OF silver
bullion to-iay, buying 100000 ounces at ~
osnta The offers aggregated 1,27S. 600
ounces at the same price as that paid, but
only 100000 ounces were taken. The rea-
son given for limiting the purchase 10 that
it is believed at the trensu'y that the price
of silver in London will be lower on Mon
day.
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Report That an Operation Was Had.
1t Was Only . BAD Tooth.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Membsfs Of che
cabine. and friends Of tho president In the
city are unwilling TO believe there 10 any
thing serious or unusual in his condition.
Private Secretary Thurber says that hey yond
being over worked, hs WAS in his uaual ro-
bust health when he left the city. As to
the rumor of the canoerous growth In the
presidents mouth, the fact was the psesi-
dent had bad tooth and suffered some
from facial neuralgia caused by exposure
on inauguration day,
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TWO OF THEM MAY DIE.
A Worlds Fair Hotcl Burns and Five Pee
Die Are Injured.

A Worlds Fair Hotcl Burns aad Five Pso-
pie Are Injured.
CHICAGO. July THE Hotel Lincoln,
nenr the Worlds fair grounds. was badly
damaged by are this afternoon and i've
psopls injured. two Of whom may die. The
injured are Miss Jessie Bigelow. Of Ogden.
Utah. who jumped from third
story window. sustaining 9 oonoussion
of the spine. may die; Joseph Cowlss
may die; Ms. @. H. MoAlser. John Powers
and nm unknown laan. The flames origin
ated In the kitchen of the hotel and the
frame building was soon mass of fnmes
aud none OF the psrsonsi effects OF the
guests were saved. Miss Bieslow jumped
shouted they could ssy. her. Ihs loss is
&H OOO