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CHARLEY MITCHELL'S PLANS.
The Brltisher Says He'll Sail for America
on Wednesday, Feb. 8.

The Brltisher Says He'N Sail for America
on Wednesday, Feb. 8
New YORK, June 1b.-Charley Mitchell is
coming over here to fight Corbets, or he's a
bigger fbber than Baron Munehausen. On
not less than fifty occasions Charley hNs
stated that he would rulfle Corbett's pom
padour. In spite of the fact that the long
headed British boxer has frequently toed
the scratch when the time came, q good
many Americans do not believe that he in
tends to tackle Sullivau's conquero7. The
feeling against Mitchell in thi5 country,
however, is by no means as bitter as it was.
Charley's latest declaration comes from
Bernard Abrahams, a solicitor in London,
who is on intimate terms with the boxer. In
a letter to Jim Hall, dated Dec. %, Abra-
hams says:
II saw Mitchell last week. He ia in CAPT.
tai spirits and seems none the worse, but
really considerably the better physically, for
his incarceration. He desired me to say
to you that he would be out prison on Tues
day, Jan. 81, and that he would surely sail
for the states on Wednesday, Feb. 8. Sc
you see he has arranged his dates nicely.
do not think that our American cousins will
consider that Corhett has a walkover when
thay have q chance to see Mitchell. | dc
not think he has looked so well as he doe.
now IN five years. True, the food they give
him IS not of a kind calculated to make
muscle, nor arc mis- sur ~ounlings OF g char,
acter to pat a man in the best of spirita
But he has no more right to be where he il
than a man in Zanzibar has. This is, per
haps, consoliag to him. From now on,
am advised, they will be more ienient viii
him. He is sure to meet and conquer tht
american. Mark Inc down for that"
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SHfRIFF'S SALE. = CALVIN .FFRRfE,
y plaintiff vs.. Tabithe f. Duff. Each, Cory d
Goa. and Tho Jarvis-Conklin Mortgage Com
uany. defendants.
Ind ,r aud by virtus of an order OF sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
district court of the First judicial district OF the
state OF Montana. III and for tho county OF Lewis
and Clarke. on the il h day of January, A.D
1892, in the above oItitled action, wherein
Calvin terree, the above, named PLAIN
tiff, obtained a Judgment and decree OF fore
closure and sale against labthe L. iutt,
bach. cory q Co, and the J"rvls-l5'nkltn
Mortgage Company, detendants, on the
the sum of $sl.s5, besides, interest. costs
and attorney fees, which said decree was on
the 9th day of January, A. D., 1899. recorded in
Judgment book No. II OF said court at page =,
j am commanded to sell all that certain lot,
piece or parcel Of land, situate, lying and being
in the county of Lewis and Clarke. state of Mon
tana, and bounded and described as follows. to-
wit:
OF number six 90 in block numbered fl tty;one
CD of the original TOWNSHIP of tho city OF hei-
ena.
Together with sill and singular the ~tenements,
hereditaluents and appurtenances thoreuneo To-
longing or i. any wise appertalnlAE. ,uu-.
Public notice is hereby given that ON ! huTS,
day. tho ID day Of February, A; D. 1873. Al
j. O'Clock III. of that day, at the front door OF
tho court house, Helena. Lewis and Clarke coun-
ty, Montana. | will. in obedience to- said order
OF sale and decree of foreclosure and sale. Fell
tho al I'VE described property, or 80 much there
Of as may be necessary to satisfy eaid Judgment,
with interest and costs. to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day of January
A. d., 1888.
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
BY RALPH q. JOHNSON. l eputy Sheriff.
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uHERrFF's sALE-cHARLEs W. RORY.

gHFRIFF's sALE-CHARLEs W. ROXY.
q plaintiff, vs.. / mmA ID. ,~lreutien. Grover
Ireut len and Charles ID. Curtis. administrator
of the estate Of Edwin b. Ireutlen. deceased. do-
PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue of an order Of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court of tho First judicial district OF the
state of Montana. In and for the county OF Lewis
1907. In the above entitled action. wherein
Charles W.. kohy. tho above named plain
tiff, obtained a judgment and decree OF fore
closure and sale ss"inst NINA 4 -. lI sam;n,
1irrteauatissn. desoased, deiendants. on the
9Th day of December. a. y. lsa2. Tor
the sum OF sLs42@ besides DE-, interest. costa an
tho 9th day of Decsm Der. AID. 1882. recorded In
Judgment book No. II OF said court 1t page -,
] am commanded to sell all that certain lot,
piece or parcel Of lend, situate, lying and being
tann. and bounded aud described ~ follows. to-
wit:
lot number four az in block lettered Of
the, lake .ddit on to the city, OF Helena county
known and DESIGNATED. in the plat If said hla.e
addition to the cit- Of Helena on file In the Office
OF the clerk an recorder OF sAid county.
Togsther with oil and singular the tensments.
her6ditamonts and nppurtenanoss thsreunto be-
longing OF any wise sppertnining.
Public notice is hereby given that on Wednes-
day. the 18th day. of J mary. A: d. 1893, at
IL o'clock IN. Of that day. at the front door OF
~. Montana. l will: in obedience to said order
OK sale and decrse Of foreclosure and sale. sell
the above described prope ty. or 80 much there
of AS may be necessary to satisfy. said Judgment,
with interest and costs, to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 9th day of December.
CHARLES NJ. JEFFER1s, Sheriff.
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ATTACKED BY AN APE.
The Professors Trained Animals Rabetie d
Against Him.

The Professors Trained Animals Rebelled
Against Him..
SAN Francisco. CAL. Jan. l2.-Prof. Sam
wells and his wife, who have been exhibit
ing a troup of trained animals at the Wig
wan theater, had n terrible experience last
evening during their performance before a
large audience. The animals comprise
goats, dogs, cats and five large apes. TIE
largest ape rides in a little Ihhaeton drawn
by a dog. Prof, samwetls conducts the
performance. while his wife lets the apes
out of and returns them TO their cage. The
Wig ape was sulky last night, but Prot. Sam
wells got into the haeton, when it suddenly
sprang at him and drove its long tnsks
through his left wrist. In an instant the
house was in an uproar, women
screamed, and st ong men turned
their heads aside as the maddened
brute bit and toe at the mans
arm. while his screams for help rang
through the building. Mrs. Samwells was
holding the other ape, but rushed TO her
husbands assistance, when the first npe
grabbed her arm in it's teeth and the second
ape also joined in the attack. Men rushed
on the stage and tore pieces OF boards from
the scenery with which both the fierce hrutes
were beaten into insenslbilitv Samwel. )
hands and lowef arins were terribly torn and
lacerated. and his wife 5 wrists were badly
bitten, but both will recover if the ayes
teeth do not prove poisonous.
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THE HARM0NISTS' HOME.


n Mou0t vintage on Mon Iesu Is sahu 10
Have Designs,
The beautiful village, on which DR.. Iecd
Of Chicago is said to have designs. oyet-
looking the Ohio river, eighteen miles ION
Pittsburg, ia. with 5000 acres of highly
titled land around it, the property of the
Harmonist community, which recently
chose John Duss as it's leader to succeed
the deceased Father Heinrich, says a dis
patch. Duss, rs leader, has absolute con
troll of the oommunity's property. which.
including land, village. live stock, store
houses and workshops. is valued at $50
600, 600. His first step was to put $500, coo
mortgage on the property. The minority
of this community bitterly opposed this,
but having no remedy had to acquiesoe.
The Aarmouists. sometimes called Eeopo-
mists or kappites, were founded Ill Ger
many by George kapp. who was born in
when about 80 years old, that he was di-
vine!y called to restore primitive Christian
ity. He founded his community OH the
basis OF absolute celibacy, with joint own
ership of all property and proceeds of labor,
everything to be under the control of the
elsotsd leader. Tho community has always
maintained a very high standard of moral
ity, In 1905 kapp moved his little colony
to Butler county. Pennsylvania, and in
1915 to Posey county. Indiana. where it
purchased 1900 acres of land and built the
town OF New Harmony, in the Wabash val
Icy. Its increase OF membership came
largely from adopting orphan children.
In 1924 Iapp sold the Indiana land to
Robert Owen and looted the colony where
il now is. In 1852 he allowed Count Leo
and 200 members who revolted against his
authority S1o5. 900 as their share of the
property, and they went away and became
worldly yeopls again. Rapp died in 1S47,
md was succeeded by Father Heinrich, who
has Just been succeeded BY John Duss. who
is almost the youngest member in the COM
munlty.
The membership has steadily declined
since 1882, and Duss, or whoever su wives all
the others. will become sole owner of all the
$50, 900, 900 worth of property the commun
itv has accumulated.
Economy Id a model town. The streets
are broad and solidly paved, all the SAM
tary arrangements are frst-olass, perfect
cleanliness ~prevalls and there ls not g
healthier town in the world. There is one
store and each member draws thersftom
whatever he needs. There is q hotel for
visitors who wish to pay, but those who do
not are equally wslcone. The form of
worship is that of the Lutheran church,
with some additions. The dead are buried
in rows without tombstonss or other dis
tinction. The gave of Rappls simply a
number in its turn; that of Father Hem
rici ia now bus a number, and soon the last
of the original harmonists will have his
number IN the same plain row.
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ONLY A WOODEN LEG.
Eut It Nearly Changed the Course of Euro
pean History.

Eut It Nearly Changed the Course of Euro
pean History.
Alittle more taan o quarter of a century
ago q wooden leg nearly changed the course
OF European history. A year or SO before
the war between Prussia and Denmark.
which preceded the & eat s. luggls between
France and Gle many, Bisma ok WAS stay
ing at Biarritz. One morning, accompanied
by a huge dog. he was walking on a road
which runs along the b,se of Il cliff pro
teotsd from the sen by a low wall wLeH he
met an old lrerch naval captain, with "A
wooden leg. powerfully bulit and Of peppely
temper. The dog became unduly attentive
to the captains leg. aud tAe frenchmnn
struck at the animal wlth the butt of his
fishing rod. Bismarck swort, and the sailor
replied in the sumo dialect. From language
they camo to blows, and N a few moments
Bismarck found that, at org as he WIS, the
angry Frenchmau was lifting him bodily
on to the parapet of the wall. mother
| minute ana he would have been IN the rapid
current of tho sea below, and what would
hnye been the course of Eu opean histor Y
during the past twenty-five years? But ri
tie ~oIItlcul moment help nrTlyed-hy the
irony of fats in the shape of an equerry oil
the Emperor Napoleor-tEe tlplber-toed
veteran was defeated, and the unitcRtion
Of Germany End of Italy was secured. All
the Year Round.
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tNo. 3,2G3,)
APPLICATION FOR A PATENF.
U. q. LAND OFFICE,

HELENA, Mont, Jan 10, 1893. )
Notice is hereby given that Charles :. Dole, by
lhomas /, butcher. HIS attorney in fact. whose
postotlica address Is Helena. Mont. Ina this day
hled his application for u patent for III. 81 ncras
placer mining ground bearing gold and precious
stones, situated in ---- tu~norgnnizedl
mining district. county OF evils and lArkc and
state OF Montana, and designated by the held
notes and official plat on file in this Office ~
survey No. 4, l0s in township Il north, range :
west or principal base limo and meridian OF
montana, said survey No. 4 .lOs being AZ follows.
to-wit;
esinning at corner No. /. whence the south
west corner of aection II. township IL north.
range 3 west. bears north G3 degrees IS minutes
west 3.s3a.3 feet: thence south IL degrees 10 min
utas east l 800 feet to corner No. 2; thence south
~ degrees h0 mihutes west l, $40 feet to corner
No. s; thence north Is degrees 10 minutes west
25l.l feet to corner No. 1; thence north 35 do
prees % minutes east l,6sS. 5 feet to place of be-
ginning.
Magnetic variation IL degrees east. containing
Is 81 acres.
he loca ion Of this mine is recorded in the
Mountains, in book ---- Of -~---. The ad-
| ioipinc claimants are Charles 8. Dole ct al,
claiming surve No. 4.l0a on tho west.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
| norton OF said placer mine or surface ground
are required to file their adverse claims with tho
register of the United states land office nj Hel-
ena, in the : ate of Montana, daring The sixty
days peritd of publication hereof, or they Will
be barred by virtue CT tho provisions of the
$. A. RW1GGEH"T, fegister.
Nelson & Settles. ftiornsys for Applicant.
First publication Jan. II, 1893.
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He Did Not RetrACt.

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-Dr. McGlynn to-
night said that in his letter to Mgr. Sato!li
he neither condemned nor retracted the
economical doctrines he had been teach
ing. He made public the text of his letter.
In it he said that he was rejoiced that sa-
tolli was prepared to remove the eccIesias-
teal censure; and that there WAS nothing
contrary to Catholic doctrine in the doc
trine taught by him. He assures Satolli
he never said and never would say a wore
contrary to the teachings of the church
and the holy see. DIR. McGlynn said thi.
evening that in the statement to Satolli
there was no minimizing. exulaining away
or departing from the doctrines of the
united labor party or the ~anti-poverty 80
niatv
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mo. 3,264)
APPLICATION FOR a PATENT.

VI. .. LAND oEFlCfs
HELENA, Mont. Jan. 10, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that Charles &. Dole
and William Ii. A. iirJwn, by Thomas y.
Crutcher. their attorney in fact, whose postotIce
address is Helena. Mont, have this day filed
placer mining ground bearing gold and precious
stones situated in - unorganl2edl
mining district, county Of | evils and Clarke and
state of Montana, and designated by the. held
notes and official plat on file in this office as
survey No. 4, 100 in township II north. range 3
west of principal base line and meridian I
Montana, said survey No. 4 ,109 being az follows,
to-Wlt:
beginning at corner No. !, whence the south
west corner of section l., township T. north,
range 3 west bears south 81 degrees 49 minutes
utes east 1920 feet to corner No. 2: thence south
81 degrees 20 minutes west 80, feet to corner
No. 8; thence north 81 degrees 10 minutes west
500 feet to corner No. !; theme north 80 ces'rIees
SO minutes east .. 307 feet to place OF beginning.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees east. containing
100 acres.
he location of this mine is recorded in the
recorders office of LOWS and Clarke county,
n pntana, in book - OF --. he al.
Joining claimant is Charles S. dole, claiming
survey No, +,l0s on the cast.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of sa d place mine or surface ground
arc required to file their adverse claims with the
register of the United states land office at Hel-
ena, in the state of Montana, during the slXt,,
Gays period of publication hereof. or they. VII
be barred by virtue of the provisions OF the
statute.
s. a. SWIGGE9T, Register.
Nelson & Settles. Attorneys for Applicants.
Fret publication Jan. II, 1898.
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FOUGHT TO SAVE THE BOY.
a Fierce Mastiif shows Timely Affection
for Her Masters Child.

a Fierce Mastif shows Timely Affection
for Her Masters Child.
GUTHRIE, Okla, Jan. 15.-A butcher named
MAJ, in the western part of the county. has
two large mastiffs, a male and a female,
both fierce, though the female has always
eyineed a liking for Maz's seven-year-old
son. While the boy was alone in the yard
yesterday the male dog suddenly attacked
him, biting him in the arm and side. The
boy screamed. but nobody was near. and he
would have been killed had not the female
dog attacked her companion and pulled
him away. The boy ran for the house. but
the savage dog again caught him and tn ew
him down. The friendly canine once more
went to the rescus and, grabbing the male
dog by the throat with her teeth. threw
him dow M bsld him until the boy got
safely into the house. The boys inju,ies
are not serious, Int he had a narrow escape
from q horrible death.
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some Well Paid Lawyers.

II 10 stated that the largest eingls fee ever
received by a lawyer was that PAID to John
f. Parsons, of New York. for organizing
the sugar trust tsinre dissolved hy the
o%ourss). It is the general opinion Of the
profession that this tee amounted 10 $3.50,
600 st least. Mr.. Parsons regular annual
earnings are said 10 range from $50, 900 TO
500, 0co. Among tbose who earn over $50
600 a year at this profession the following
have been named: James c. Carter, Boufke
Cock an. Joseph ii. Choate. benjamin +.
Tracy, Frederick Il. Copdert, Robert q.
lngeraoll, Elihu Root. Artemus -. Holmes.
Horace Russell, s. L. {. Iodd, aud George
HoHdiy.
The will Of the late Edgar Mills, OF san
Francisco, leaves his property, valued at
81, 100, 600, to his three child en-.
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IT HURRIED THE MATTER.
Protests From Corrigan Caused the
Pope to Make Satolli HIS
Delegate.
One Result May Be to Elevate
Ireland to the Oar
dinalate.
DIR. McGlynn Repeats That He Did Not
Renouncc the Teachings of the Anti
Poverty Society.

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-The Herald's Rome
correspondent says regarding the appoint
ment of Mgr. Satolli az apostolic delegate,
that the immediate reason for papal action
was the arrival at Rome Of two strong pro-
tests from Archbishop CorriGan against the
reinstatement of DR.. McGlynn. IL ad-
dressed to the pope, the other to she propa-
Qanda. In each the archbishop COM
planned that he was not notified by Mgr.
Satolli Of DR.. McGlynn's restoration till the
fact became public. The protests were tho
outcome of Archbishop Corrigan's bitter
wrath at the whole course of the delegate.
Bishop Mcdonnell. of Brooklyn, shared
Archbishop Corrigan's views. and was mis-
taken enough to write TO a Roman friend or
Mgr. Satolli that the Italian intruder would
be driven back to Euro pc.
The collapse of the Corrigan party Ia com
plete. One result may be the elevation of
Archbishop Ireland to the csrdinalate. An
other perhaps. will be the resignation of
Archbishop Corrlgsn or the appointment of
a coadjutor bishop for New York. The foes
of Mgr. Sptolli we're utterly interruptions.
1t has Just been ascertained that for months
Archbishops Ireland and Riordan, Bishop
Keane and Mgr. O'Connell were dogged by
spies, their letters were stolen and Il large
number are now in the hands of a man
named Dreing, of "a Francisco. who pub
lishes the Western Witness. The result
was that Archbishop Riordan was notified
and advised him to recover the documents.
of which wrong use might be made. Dreina
himself wrote to Archbishop Riordan to say
he held the papers and was willing to give
them up on certain terms. The ~arehblshopL
refused to negotiate with him, and applied
to the San Francisco police, but was in
formed that they could not recover the let
ters unless he would place a money value on
them, and would 90 to court, where their
contents would be made public.
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WRECKED BY WORSHlPERS.
Angry Factions FiRht Furious'y During
Divine Service in church.

Divine Service In Churoh.
ANDERSON, Ind. Jan. 15,-Forest church
chapel. ak miles southwest of shis city, was
the scene of a desperate and bloody hnhs
just after communion service between two
rival factions in the congregation. the Law
sons on ono side and the Swinfcrds. Smears
and Hartzells on tho other. Both aides
oame to church armed with billies, 'sluna-
shots. brass knuckles and stones, ana no
sooner was the benediotion Pronounced
than the sacred editice became the scene OF
desperate lighting and wild commotlon.
Stones. brickbsts and chunks of lead hew
TIL ough the air. clubs descended ON heads,
and men pounded and battered each other
all the way from the pulpit to the entrance
doors. Women and children were hustlsd
through broken windows, and shrieks,
Groans and curses made Il pandemonium.
Finally. the Lawsons, who were ontnum-
bered. gave way, and were pu sued out OF
doors. A dozen of the combatants we're
seriously injured and some will die. Pools
Of blood were all over the church, and the
Jews were badly wrecked, but the swinford
side conquered and proposes to hold divine
services to Huit itself het eaftsr.
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNER no o. G. Rim
- ker. your heirs, executors, administrator

NOTICE TO CO-OWNER no o. {. Rim
- ker, your heirs. executors, administrators
and assix@
You are hereby notified that Mark Krayerton
and II. W. stevenson, Of Jefferson county, Mon
tana. your co owners. have, in "cc0rdanne VIII,
the provisions of ssctlon 2,S2i. ieviscd
tatutes of the Tn ted Stntos. expended
III labor aud improvements upon me
old sud Limestone placer mining clam
situated in jefferson county,. state OF
nontana. described a. follows: feing the ~
"A of the =, r. and the 81 i of the sly !. Of
&c 4, and the \ ), OF the y 1a+of tho NW = OF
tho NE u. and the y y of the n u OF tho ~ "a
Of sec o. Up n. * vest. containing one hun
dred and thirty acres, the sum of one hundred dol
lars for the purpose II roprot ont ng and hold
ins said csim according to lLE for tho Setr
ending Dec 81, 1882 and unless you contribute
or cause to he contributed your 70 ~nectivs pro-
portion tone third Of such expenditure as fol
Iowa: thirty-three and ono TIM! dGilars, to-
ce,Ner with interest and cost II ADVERTISING
within % days atter tho service OF this notice hF
| publication upon you. ypur eald interest IN the
above placer mining claim viii DO forfeited ana
become the property of the undersigned as pro
viicd in section 2,52i, Revised Statutes OF the
|N',0 MARE BRkYEHTON.
II. w. STEVENSON.
First publication Jan, IL, 1888,
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The Professors Were Pleased.

WASHINGTON, JAN. 15.-In connection
with the appointment of Satolli as apostolic
delegate to this country, it was learned TO-
day that early in December professors OF
the faculty of theology OF the Catholic uni
versity transmitted through Cardinal Ram
polla to the pope a joint letter, expressing
their devotion to the holy father and thanks
for sending the delegate. An autograph
letter from the pope has been received in
reply, in which he hestows the apostolic
benediction. expresses qualification at the
spirit exhibited III their address, and re-
joices to see that they welcome with pleas
ure proof of the psts'nal solicitude which
tho pope gave to the mission of Mgr. sa,
tnlli.
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SHE SWINDLED SOCIETY,".
Mrs. Bailey Gets Coin Out of Members OF
Her Own Sex.

Mrs. Bailey Gets Coin Out OF Members OF
Her Own Sex.
DAYTON. O., Jan. Is. -' Mrs. Alice G.
Bailey, registering from Chicago as agent
of the United States Merchandise com-
pany, has been doing a large business here
with society ladies by collecting 1918 from
each as membership fee OF tbs association
Though which they were to purchase bean
tiful imported dress patterns at wonder
fully low prices, acoor;ing to a bewildering
array Of samples she exhibited. Ladies
who have sent orders to the association
haye been answered that Mrs. Bailey had
no authority to collect money and make tbs
u omises she did, and their orders cannot
be filled. Her dressing was SO exquisite
and her behavior so admirable that the
ladies were completely taken in. She dis
appeared from here the othe day. saying
she was going to Fort Wayne, Ind, to give
the society ladies of that city a chance to
get party dresses. shoes and hosiery at
lowest prices.