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The Helena independent., 1893-08-19
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The Helena independent., 1893-08-19

The Chinese pay their doctor only solong
ss he keeps them In health. They believe
in preventing rather than curing disease.
This 10 sound sense. and one OF the strong
est recon- me ndstions Of Ayers sarsararilla,
q medicine which not only cures diseases
buk prsveute them.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-19

Whatever may be the cause OF blanchinR.
the hair mny be restored to its original
color bv tho use Of that potent remedy.
Halls Vegetable ficilian Hair Remover.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-19

An egg may be "birdnested" for ter
ribly fastidous breakfast-that is, have its
white whipped into stiff pile Of froth, in
which the yolk is lightly baked.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-19

To keep ice in the sickroom over night
set tho pitcher in newspaper, gather up
the ends, twist them tight and snap on a
rubber band.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-19

Borax and soda should be avoided by old
ladies' especially unless they want their
honorable gray hairs to come out of the
bath tinted buttercup yellow.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-19
fold Nv all d,ucelsts.

A new and Complete Treatment, consisting Of
euppositores, Ointment in apsules. also In
Boz and Pills; Positive Cure for External, In
tsrnal. Blind or Bleeding. ltohing Chronic, Re.
cont or Hereditary PILES. and many other dis.
sases and fom 10 Weaknesses; y ie always great
Of medical cure rendering an operation with
the knife Unnecessary hereafter. This Remedy
U.s. sent by mail. Why suffer from this terrible
disease WHEN q written guarantee is positively
given with boxes, to refund tho money II not
Issued BY, H. Nj. parohen h Co.. d'uggists. solo
agents. HelonA Mont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
4 UOySrER Gry FOR TIE WORLDS FAIR.

baltimore March 1S.-After a tempestu0us voyage
from Hamburg. with the second e assignment OF the
Krrpp exhibit for the Worlds Fair the British steam
ship Longuc arrived of sparrOws Point at noon
today. and anchored In the stream, awaiting the
completion Of the preparations for docking her
The cargo comprises exclusively war material. The
chief article Is the big I24on cannon built expressly
for the exhibit The steamer encountered stormy
weather aim ut all the way across The transporta
tion OF such an immense weight all In piece. was
a risky undertaking. and when 1t was learned, the
first OF the week. that the steamer was overdue fears
were pressed that the colossal cannon had got loose
I'm Tho hold OF c ship from the rolling Of the vessel
and had caused her loss. As day after day passed
and 10 tdings were heard Of the Longucil. much un
casness felt I'm shipping circles. The arrival
Of the ship and the Is particularly Interesting
largest ever made The caibre OF the gun Is
10 IL inches. The projcctiles fired from IL weigh
1000 pounds, and four feet long. About 700
pounds of powder used al a single shot. ana the
projeclilr /, hurled with such terrific force that II
will 90 through plate Of steel twenty inches thick
al "a distance 4 nine miles. The unloading OF the
Gun will probably b" begun on Monday. The big
hydraulic h ,ting shears al ,plrrows Point ~"
almost ready for They are the largest III the
country. and III" most powerful. me shears are
1870 feet high. with Overhang OF hnys"ven feel:
The hl draullc apparatus has holstlng ca@clty oi
the largest piece OF freight ever handled by any
illl ad. and will BE- conveyed TO Chicago on car
specially constructed for the purpose by the Pennsyl-
vania Kailioad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
DYNAMITE IN THE CARGO.
BOMBS FOUND on An OUTGOING VESSEL
THE CAPTAIN OF TIE CYRUS WAKEFIELD DE-
CLINED TO SAIL HIS BOAT.


The fact has now come to light that before the
slip Cyrus Wakefield sailed for san Francisco
Friday morning. two dynamite bombs were found
In her hold. In consequence of the discovery
two officers of the ship refused to sail her, and
remained in :cw-York, positive in the belief that
the boat will lie sunk before she reaches san
francisco.
The story Of the discovery Of the dynamite in
the cargo Of the vessel was told yesterday by
enc Of the of GERS who refused to sail with her.
The first case Of explosives" said the officer
was found two weeks ago. when the ship was
being loaded at Pier No. is, East River. II was
discovered by the stcvedores between the timber
strakes on the port side, with panliing laid over
IT, Four common rails held the planking in
place. The dynamite was in an iron cylinder, from
the end Of which protrudcd bunch of matches
A piece of sandstone was suspended above the
matches in such a position that. when once at
sea- the plunging and rolling of the ship would
cause the sandstone to sway against the matches,
thus gniting them and causing the dynamite to
explode.
This discovery" ADDED the officer. caused no
little apprehension among the officers and crew
of the ship. As there WAS no address. how
ever, on the case, or any clcw "a to how 1t
came TO be in the ship, apprehension was al
laycd, the work oil l0ailnG was coH'lhu'u du e'''
instance soon forgotten.
THE work went on, and the ship continued 70
take on general cargo of everything from rail
road iron TO birdcagcs. There was also large
consignment of oil in casks. By coincidence or
othcrwisn, this oil stored almost over thc
dynamite Just one week after the first bomD
WAS found, CONSERVATION was created among those
on board by the finding of second bomb. lhis
was on Thursday last, the day before III" snip
was to sail The second bomb was like the
tristan iron cylinder filed with dynamite. IL
was nicely packed in black walnut cas-" with
a train OF powder leading from small opening
alon- the freight TO bundle of matches over
which hung a piece Of sandstone, exactly rs III
the first cas, This second bomb WIS iouhh
between decks and, like the FIRST, was on the
port side
Cpon the finding Of the second bomb, Captain
Morton refused TO go To the vessel, aiG an
other officer followed his example: Captain Nor
ton said that $500 month would not tempt MN
10 20 To san Francisco in III" ship Another cap,
tain willing to take the ship out was fonhd, ana
on Friday she put 10 sea. o
The Cyrus Wakefield Is a wooden ship oil 2,'oV
tons register. She carries general cargo, anu
IL fully insured. = l. the cargo.
Why or how the dynamite was put apoarh no
one knows. There were no marks on thP cases
inclosing the bombs. No one knows, ~ lar A.
could b. learned how the bombs came on board
The consignccs of the ship are Snow N Burgess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
THE FLOODS ~ NEBRASk 4.

Omaha Ncb. March 1S.-Thc Platte River has again
overaowcd It's banks and Is carrying away STOCK ana
HOUSES A. il consequence Of the late warm weather
/, has spread all over the country adjacent Il II"
miles northwest between Valley and Schuyler, ana
many cattle have been drowned. Ice has p'eh
carried far and by the waters rcceding has been
durnpcd upon the land. In one place tile Ice Is
twenty feet high over a twenty tract. One
farmer returned from Froemont to his home to ma
his cabin floating IN the water with his vile ana
children sitting the roof with Ice all AROUND
them. At one point near Rogers where shell 'r'eK
cmpties into the Platte. the back water has noodcd
the entire country. submerging many farms, hoatng
many houses and drowning hundreds OF Sheep ana
cattle. The heavy snow which fell during the last
Few days l. rapidy melting and II l. beIeV'd mat
hi, will increase the work Of the waters no human
lives have yet been lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
ESTIMATED LOSSES By THE BIG BOSTON FIRE.

Boston, March Is (Spcclal).-An estimate OF the
losses OF the fire Insurance companies. by the great
fire last week., has been compiled from hgnrcs gwen
bv the companies. The total loss Is estimated at
y, sol 45J Au,,nz tho companies losing mos
benvy ATE the Assurance. LOydS, aud Royal, SjDo,
600 each Mutual Fire. Of Ncw-York 10000; Liver
pool and London and Globe 10000; American
Iloyds $4,000; Insurance Company OF Nor'n
America $780, 900 Lancashire and Springfield S1oooo
each: Commercial Union, $4,000; Exchange Fire, of
Newly orh Imperial North British and Mercantile ana
tho sun Of London S:IJ 900 each Fire \sspail0n Of
Philadelphia syi 900 Abingdon Mutual. American. 0l
Sew- York, and Northern, OF London. $4,000 cach ;
rbcnix OF Iroohyn. aud Phoenix. OF London. S-ooOO
each: t'alcdonian, s2..J0O; commonwealth. Of New
Torlt Manchester Niagara, Pcnnsy lvania and Western
OF Toronto, $4,000 Zach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
Az ATTORNEY CHARGED WIN WASTING FrNDS

Philadelphia March ls.-Counsel for the i'n'lN
Insurance Trust and safe Deposit Company haA h''n
IN th.. prothonotary's Office bill III eq"i'y "sU''
Joseph ". Gazzam. well-Eno"n "''"rh', III VIM"
tho lat,cr IS charged with reckless ana improper
,o.usyrm,n, OF funds while actiue the iduciary
,rcn, Of his fntherin-law. the late John o. heau
ing. The Fidelity Company brings the ac'ioh ~
administrator OF the estate. The bill alleges "ss''
Of inward Of 900. for which II Is claimed "aA-
- 4, r.spons,bI. Ca7zam'S wife, Reading :
douch,.r is now divorced from him. II Is alieS'"
tbat Gazzam obtained from Reading whii" 'h' h'o''
,v,s III and feeble In mind. unusual powers vi
,ttornnv which the bill In equity claims he mas
abused A master Is asked for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
ALMOST HALF 4 MILLION LOSS IN MTLWAUkEE.

Milwaukee. March 1s.-Fre broke out In the Friend
block. Nos. 354 TO &c. Broadway, In this city. last
night The flames confined 10 the middle p0r-
tIon occupied BY the Straw Ellsworth and Friend
concerns The former are wholesale dealers In hats.
caps and gloves and Friends stock consisted Of cloth
ing There about $50 employees In the straw
Ellsworth part OF the building at the time. mostly
girls. All escaped by way Of the roof or the hre
escapes second and third alarms were sent out,
and soon the entire fire department was on tie scene.
At l. rs the fire was under control The soss mostly
through smoke and water about follows: Friend
Rrcs' buIlding. 5000 Friend Bros stock. $780,
900: Straw Ellsworth Company 81 %k. <20O,OOO.
The insurance will amornt to about rs per cent
Of he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
4 NEW HAMPSHIRE JUSTICE RESIGNS.

Concord. y. H. March 1s.-Chief Justice Doe has
received telegram from W. ii. H. Allen. OF Clare
mont. senior associate justice of the supreme Court
now In Ciba. rendering his resignation The vacancy
will be filled by the Governor and Council imme
dint.ly The candidates most prominently mentioned
for H.. place are Frank n. Parsons OF Franklin Ira
Colby. clarrmont and Attorney General 4. u. East
man. Of Exeter. n. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
IN COLLISION WITH THE WRECK or THE AL'A.

Chatham, Mass. March ls.-Thc barkcntne Alta
maha Of Boston. Captain Parsons. from Daricn feo-
riary "a via Vineyard Haven for Boston, with 2'''-
900 feet OF hard pine lumber, ran into the suhheh
Yacht Alva at o'clock last night and knocked a
hole In her bottom. causing her 10 leak badly. she
was subsequently beached south OF the Hiesavins
station. where she lies full of water The crew
were taken of in surf boats from The Chatham and
Monomoy stations. Captain Parsons Is here await
Ing orders from her owners. II Is hopeo "A' DI'"
vessel aud cargo Will be saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
COLONEL H. g. TAYLORS GIFT or 4 HBRARi

N-w Haven. Conn. March l7.-'"loncl Henry ~
raylor OF New York city. summer resident "i N''
ford has announced that he will present that Town
with new library this sprlns and plans Tor 'r'
same have been drawn up by Milford architects lh'
new building will be OF Lcct"s Island granite ana an
tque brick. and will cost s2-Noo' IL WI" pc
,sxcs feet in siz. snd work upon II will be begun
q, onc. 4 specIal feature Of the library when
fitted up will b. the number OF VOLUMES rrmtihE 10
the tIvil War which II T. the purpo," "t ,'i"u'l
sCn II eN Mayor Taylor. Of jersey 'ly. lie Is III
extensive owner Of ohio Railroad stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
CHARGED WIN MCRDERiNG THE SECOND E4TE.

San Francisco, March ls.-The barkentlne Tropic
Bird arrived here from Tahiti to-day. having on
hoard five men OF the American bark IIcsper, VINO
oro occuscd of the murder Of the barks second
mate NJ Fitzgerald on the night Of January ID
Tn. prsouers are -. Clalr II. >parn. r. Green, H.
Hansen and T.. Lar-en. 81. Clair Is the one WHO
committed the murder, and two OF his companions
say he chopped the unfortunate mate to pieces wth
nm uxe. ~. Clair. sparn and Hansen confessed ~
Tahiti The five men have been turned over 10 the
United States authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
. riRuER'S WIFE TELLS or HIS MURDER.

Eokcr City Ore. March ls.-Thc widow OF Alfred
H. shaw the farmer. who was found dead In Darn
al his home In Canton Ciiy has maze 'olic'SIoh'
She declares that Calm, with whom she had been
Intimate killed her husband with hammer and then
carried the body TO the barn. lie then dispatched
boy 10 town TO spread the report that shaw had
been kicked 10 death BY horse The murderer burned
,hc handle of the hammer and threw tn" head oi II
imto deem ,now where II was aitcrward found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
IN BEHALF OF BAIIIAUT AND SANS.LEROY
COUNSEL FOR TWO OF THE PANAMA DEFEND
ANTS ADDRESS TIE JURY.

ANTS ADDKF.SS TIE JV E1.
Paris. March lS.-ln the trial OF Charles dc Les
scps and his associates today. ". WaldecS Rousseau
made an eloquent appeal 10 the jury for mercy for
his client. Baihaut, tho former Minister OF Public
Works. who made sensational acknowledgment of his
guilt at the opening of the NJ. Wadcck Rousseau
ad that Baihauts whole had been ba stcd and
the future Of his family destroyed Whatever punish
mcnt should be inflicted upon him would never equal
the rcmorsc that would pursue the former minister OF
State lost forever.
NJ. Danct. in his argument In behalf Of cxDeputy
ansLeroy. accused Of having changed his in the
committee on the Panama lottery bonds for n brbc
Of 300O 900 francs. sought TO sustain by documentary
evidence the story that NJ Leroy, at the time lie
deposited the amount alleged to hate been given 10
him by Arton as a bribe. Was simply renycstinc his
wifc's dOwry. NJ. Danct also sOugh, TO establish
justification for NJ. SansLcroys change OF opinion on
the lottery question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
BARS AND BADGES FOR MARKSMEN.

somcrvlllc. y. j.. March l5.-LicuenantC olonc
Holmes and Captain Irwin, inspectors Of rin. practice
last night presented the marksmen bars and badges
won at the recent competition to the members OF
Company H. 3d Regiment here. A gold badge was
presented to General r. F. Howard. and q silver
cross 10 Ex-Governor Robert 8. Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
vRs BiLDY MUST CONE BACK TO NEWBORN

Ealtlmorc. March l..-Mrs. Elizabeth i. Baldy
WAS arrested here today "A telegram from sup'rln
,ond.nt Byrncs charging Ter with grand larceny In
New York The woman Is we'll known here haVihs
conducted III. defunc, southern silk and Land As
,ocistion by which hundreds Of Baltimore peopi"
lost money In tie purchase OF sllkworm farms at
Od.nton Nd. After her sudden departure from Bal
timorr Mrs. Baldy went to ew-lork and started
i'm elegantly Furnished Offices. worlds Fair sub
crlpilon scheme which collapsed. II l. alleged aiter
sh. had collected hundreds Of dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
NOySIGNOR SATOLLI ~ PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia March lS.-Monslgnor Satoll Will ar
rive In this city tomorrow. and will probably remain
here several days In connection with a mission ID be
given ~ the church Of ST. Mary Magialen De Pazzi.
the Oldest Italian church in the country. MonsignOr
saoli will speak for the first time after
noon at 1 O'Clock, when he will give sermon
in Italian. From Philadelphia he will TO
the University at Washington. \ number OF prom
incnt church officials will accompany him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
ALLEGED PAYMENT BY REINACH TO CRlSP1.
THE Ex-PREMIER OF ITALY SAID TO HAVE
TAKEN 30 600 FRANCS OF PANAMA MONEY.

TAKEN $4,000 FRANCS OF PANAMA MONEY.
Paris March Is.-The Radical newspaper IL"
Rappeln states that the liqu!daor OF the esa'" OF
Baron Reinach has communicated 10 the Committee
OF Investigation Of the Chamber OF Deputies docu-
ment which belonged 10 Baron Reinach. ana which
gives the names and dates Of various Panama pay.
ments Including one payment OF 10000 francs al
legged 10 have been made Signor Crspl. thc former
Premier Of Italy. The statement OF the "Rnppel'
has caused n sensation.
At meeting to day OF the Committee OF lnves'i'
gatbn OF the Chamber OF Deputies. Premier R'bo' ex
pnincd the measures taken for the extradlon OF Cor
nerus Herr NJ Ribot said that Herr was carefully
watched In order to prevent his escape The british
authorities. NJ. Ribot added. had seized the papers
found In Herx's possession. but had not yet com.
municated the contents OF the papers to the French
authorities.
member Of the committee urged that the French
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
. vrvTSTrR SIZED FOR HEAVY DAN iGEN.

Rochester. y. Y, March lS.-lle Rev Dr. love-
Young Baptist pastor Of this city, has s''r'"
war on Robinson Musee Theatre sunday SHOWS are
,,. ., ,h. housc The minister Oh last SUNDAY
said II was a disrcpItablc place" was hcIneh''n "9
,ud women and was an Immoral rcDrt. lie ais"
said the actors and employees Of the place hung nou
,he Stage door and insulted passcr'-by. konh'oh
the proprietor Of the place. who owns similar theatres
mr. murcs i'm Bulialo. Detroit and OTHER places, d',
vis nh the statements Ol tile minister, ana has su'l
Iim for $50 900 da images.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
4 yE4R,S rASr lLTTES or PENNSYLVANIA ROADS

Harrisburg. PENN March 1s.-Major Brown, Dep
MY SECRETARY Of Internal Afairs has prepared some
Interesting statistics regarding til" accidents that haVc
,r., m the railroads. OF the state during the last
v.ar There were forty-two passengers Tpor"a
killed and 6js injured being one killed oui OF every
33,j.s7I carried. and injured ont Of every 2lj'-
o., carried OF employees i95 were killed and 6,-3J
,piurcd and OF other person. 9j2 were killed AMI
, r,o Injured: a total OF 4eJ killed ana $50 in
i,reG tt'nr compiling and uncouplng have been Il
fruitful carse OF death among employees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
overnment ought TO demand the papers frnm Great

BrItain
NJ. Bourgeois. Minister OF Justice said that the
British Government had objected TO apple alton
being made to the English courts for legal altcstn-
ton OF Iicrz's Illness, but that the French Minister
In England was still pursuing the matter.
VI. Welter takes the place Of u. fTanQueville rs
examining magistrate In the Panama cases during tie
absence of VI. Franqnevlle on "A vacation. NJ Fran
quevine Is said 10 be much exhausted by his pro-
tTacted lab0rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
UAvJyTOy AGAIN RrSPTTED.

Jomes L. Hamilton. tie wife murderer who was
sentenced 70 die March H. and who was rrSilt'd ID
Morch 20 has been again rrsplt"d by ""N'rh"r
Flower until April 30. lie expected 'hAt MS ~"
,.nce would bc commutcd to life Imprisonment. ana
,s ,ru,h cost down when told Of Governor Flower .
action I'm BIS case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
A STATE FUNERAL DECI DED ON-TRIBITEs From
FRIENDS AND ENEMIES


Paris. March Is.-The room In which Jules Ferry
died has been transformed into moriuary and is
hung with drapcries. embroidered with silver
The public are not yet allowed TO view The body
The Chamber Of Deputies to-day voted the of
10000 francs for the expenses OF VI. Ferrys funeral
the only opponent of the vote being u. Leon Armand
Bnudry D'AssOn. deputy from Vcndec, Commander
of the Pohtiical Order OF -. Gregory the Great,
and noted for his extreme devotion to the Church and
TO the monarchy The Chamber also decided 10 ad-
l0urn over Wednesday. the day OF the funeral In
the Senate NJ Charles Merlin. Vice President. pro-
n0unccd long and eloquent eulogy on the dead
statesman. TO which the senators listened with deep
emotion. The senate adopted the appropriation for
The funeral by Il vote Of 233 Ia 30. ana then ad
journcd Of respect the memory Of their late
President.
The funeral will bc celebrated with great solcmny
The entire garrison OF Paris will attend military
escort. and Premier Rilot VIII deliver the funeral
Grafton representative OF the Government. VI.
Cons;ans. the former Minister OF the Interior who Is
Senator from IIau,c Garonne. is spoken Of for the
office OF President Of the to M.
Ferry.
NJ. Ferry saws in his will " ! order the ntrrment
Of nv body In the II. Die Cemetery, whore rcpose
my mother and sister with my face turned toward
the blue line OF the Vosges, whence heard the cries
Of the vanquished.T
NJ. Hbot took the Of NJ Ferry's death TO
President tarllN, VINO WAS aHctlfn bY IN"
ment. The President said 1t Is the disappear
ance OF one OF the forces OF the Republic
a precious reserve" The Republican newspapers
appear bOrdcrcd In black.
La Repubnqnc Franchise says this morning
"IIc did not hold the full position 10 which his manly
virtues robust intellect entitled him. Republicans
will rank him with the nohlcst citizens and best
servants OF the country
La Justice says I'VE stubbornly cOmbaed him.
but standing beside his tomb. We only recall the
fact that took part with great energy In the struggle
to secure the triumph Of the Republic
The Radical newspaper, La lanterne.' says 4;
"Among the founders and scrvitOrs OF the public his
position Will remain prominent one Of the beraors
OF France
.Lc Radical- says: HIS death VIII comfort no
body white 1t win affect his immediate parlsans'
lie sOlcl" fhc Orlcani,t organ. says: :" The death
Of NJ Ferry makes a great gap In Ia" ranks OF th"
Republican veterans. lie was Il narro" minded ana
scctarian party man. utterly destitute of eeneroa,y
but he man.
ale Gauols.' Lcgitimist. says: All that the
Rcpuhlic regards rs ifs work sprang from Ferry
II he deserved well Of Republicans. he was OF e'n
omen 10 the country. for 10y excluding from EDUCATION
the idea Of God he became an Important inctor III
the National Generalization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
SHOT HIMSELF THROUGH THE HEART.

Rochester. y. V. March I5.-Georgc Bennett aged
sixteen years. shot himself through the with
revolver this morning at the home Of his parents
In West Webster. near this city. lie died before a
doctor could reach him. 1t Is not known II the shot
wa, accidental otherwise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
HOMER 4 NELSON'S WILL VALID.

Poughkeepslc, March Is (SpeclaD.-John and Charles
Nelson brothers Of Homer \. Nelson, were ursuccess-
ful In their efforts In sting their brothers will
In the >urrogatc's Court, and they began suit In
the Ccuit Court 10 test the legality Of the document
oday jury brought In verdict declaring the will
...l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
4 uURDERER-s SENTENCE cOuMUTED.

Albany. n. y. March is.-Governor Flower has
commutcd TO sixteen ytars' Imprisonment the sen
iencc OF George Dillon. OF Albany who was sentenced
In February 1o-9. 10 lie imprisonment AT Dame
mora iOr the murder Of Mrs. Julia Lyons.