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Seventy Deaths Occurred ! the village q
LorieEt 1. Erance.

Seventy Deaths Occurred ! the village q
Lorie1t /, France.
PARIS. April 6.Seyenty deaths have
been recorded at Lorient. near Brest, ~
the past fortnight, from a mild form 81
cholera. Lorient is notorious as a hot.
bed Of fever diseases. due TO the utter
absence Of drainage. A slight epidemic
occurred here last November, when il
was predicted that there would be a
recurrence with hot weather. The
mortality in the garrison has been very
heavy for years The government has
hnshed up the present outbreak, but Il
Is estimated that 700 persons have been
attacked. and the disease is stili spread.
inc
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Trea MN \. cnntnred.

SAN AsroNIo. Tex, April gu. s.
Marshal Paul Faicke has received a tel
rgram stating that Fred Fern, the mys-
tcrious American who took q leading
part In the CARA revolution. has been
captut5d by Deputy Marshal Pink
BurnhillN and sheriff Wash Shelley in
Starr county. twenty miles above Rio
Grand city. Fern is a desperate border
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sPARKLERs FlLcHEp
AIRS. Gen. Paine Loses Gems rained ~
100000. Il.

Mrs. Gen. Paine Loses Gems Rained ~
$4,000. NJ
BALTIMORE, April Mrs Clinton II.
Paine. the wife Of Gen. Paine. and d
leader 10 baltimore society, was rob-
bed Of SsO.0 900 worth Of diamonds al
the Hygein hotel. al Fortress Monroe,
last Sunday evening. The robbery
wa evidently committed BY d clever
crook, as the diamonds were ia a small
treasure trunk locked in Mrs. Paine,s
room. The lady and her husband were
ut supper when the thief broke into the
room Tho locks of the trunks were
forced md several diamond bracelets.
three solitaire rings and other gems
taken. No clcw to tile thief has been
found The proprietor Of the hotel
summoned detectives from Philadelphia
and Baltimore to work up the ease.
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Des,ruotIye Tornado r canada.

cAsTIEToS, Ont, April 9 "A tornado
struck misplace about 9So'clock Tues
day night, doing considerable damage
to several business blocks and resi-
dences H.Np. Gould's new block was
completely wrecked. The loss will bc
heavy. Reports from the surrounding
country say that great damage has
been done by tile storm. Particulars
are meagcr. owing to the interruption
of telephone and telcgraph wires.
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%Ex.PRlEsT.s AssAIlAMT.
A Verdict of Two Years Rendered Against
MnrnhY az I~nfaYrtte.

A verdict OF ! Wo Years Rendered Against
Murphy At lafayette.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April G-After be-
ing out all night the jury in the Murphy
conspiracy case at . O'clock Wednesday
morning rendered a verdict Of guilty Of
assault and battery with intent to MUIR
der George Rudolph, an alleged ex-
priest who was delivering a lecture
against Catholicism. Several shots
were fred md Rudolph was seriously
wounded. Murphy,s punishment was
fixed at two years imprisonment in the
states prison and topay a fine Of $1,000.
The defense gave notice Of a motion for
a new trial This ends what has been
in many respects the most remarkable
trial that has ever occurred at Lafa-
yettc, both sides leaving no stone nm
turned 70 secure a favorable verdict.
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THE FLAMES
Cut ON All Esenpe. and tho Inmates
Ieaprd For Their Lives.

Cut ON All Eaenps. ana tho Inmates
Ieaprd Far Their Lives.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April 0.-The
building occupied as 4 residences and
grocery BY George Fredericiks caught
fire carly Tuesday morning. md Fred
ericks left The house ID turn Ia an
alarm. Returning he nwoke hin mother
and sister. and again descended 70 save
his money, which was iii The front
room. The fire gained upon
him rapidly, and when he returned
to the stairway he found ~ ID
flames md the escape Of his mother and
sister u on. lie ran into the yard and
called Ia them to jump Both jumped.
from the upper window at once. and
Mrs. Frcderieks received injuries which
may prove fatal. The fall u the sister
was broken by tho attempt 81 Freder
icEs 70 catch her III his arms, and she
escapcd injury.
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DUBLIN. April G-Mrs- Anne Mar
garet Montagu. wife Of Robert Ache
son Cromie Montagu, who is grandson
Of the duke Of Manchester, was re
leased from prison Tuesday. Mrs, Mon
tagu was convicted just a year ago
Wednesday of manslaughter Of her
child, Mary Helen, aged three years.
Mrs. Montagu had treated her children
with great severity.
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CoNsrANTiNopLE. VIA VIENNA. April
1.-The palace steamer used by the sui
tan for his own pleasure. and to convey
guests and mcmbersso OF his household,
foundered on Sunday. II IS believed
that sixty persons on board persisted By
drowning
A splendid service Or silver plate. used
IN the imperial dining room on the
steamer. went down with the vessel.
Details Of the calamity are meager.
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MANSON, Wis, April GIhc funeral
OF Miss Nellie Villas, daughter Of Sena
tor Villas, took place Tuesday after.
noon. the body Icing placed ina vault
Ut Forest Home cemetery, where Il will
remain until the whereabouts of Col.
Villas can DC discovered. II n thought
the senator and Col. John II. knight
are on one Of the many islands Of the
Florida coast on . tcrrapin fishing *.
rtttsSi0n
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Ex-Gsy. aterrlwcather Dead.

LOUISVILLE. KY, April GEx Gov.
David A. Merriweather died Tuesday
morning at his residence, seven miles
below Louisville, In bis ninety-third
year. Though a fairly successful poll
tician and man OF affairs Mi. Merri-
weather was noted chiefly as being the
successor Of Henry Clay in the senate.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 6-The u. S
Express Co, superseded the American
Express Co. on the New York and New
England railroad This gives the u. s..
Express co. an all-rail route to Boston,
in connection with the Philadelphia
and Reading, Jersey Central and Bnlti-
more and Ohio and their connections
tvesf az Chicauo.
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4 call d saeeeed rhIIfrs brooks.

BosTov. April 6-More than 900 Of
the clergy and laity of the Massachu,
sets Episcopal diocese have met and
practically decided ia favor Of Dir.
Greer, ~ New York, rs successor 10
Phillips Brooks for bishopAof Massachu-
sets. DR.. Greer Is now pastor Of st.
Harlholomew's in New York city, that
being the church home Of the Wander
bilts. and Rhinelanders the Dcpeystcrs,
Chanaecy Dcpew and other knicker-
bockers Dir t~ireer's present salary
was about $4,000. That OF tie Massa-
chusetts bishop is little more than half
that, hut Dr. Greer, If II seems 70 him a
call 81 duty. viii not hesitate TO 90. his
friends believe.
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LOcOMOTtvES.
An Indians Treasurer Restrained From
selling Them Tor Taxes.


selling Them for Taxes.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April G-Attor-
neys for the Evansville and Terre
Hante Railroad Co. appeared in the
supreme court Tuesday and asked
for an order to restrain the treas
urer OF Vigo county from selling an en-
CINE belonging tothe company, and upon
which he had levied to secure the iudg-
ment OF taxes. Several other county
treasurers have levied upon similar
property, and are disposed to push
matters against the companies without
waiting for 4 decision. In the Penn
sylyania eases the court ordered that
the treasurer be restrained from selling
the property for the period Of fifteen
days and until the further order Of the
courts. that the appellees be granted
permission to resist the application for
an injunction by brief. and that they
be allowed ten days in which to file a
brief. The railroad company filed its
bond. with q. j. Grammer as surety.
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NEW YORK, April 6-Bertram v. =.
Post a young Princeton student. was
taken from a train at the Grand Cen
trail station suffering from acute mania.
the result. ut IS said, of continued over
study at college, he having nnwisely
taxed his strength in his efforts / . OBJ
tain d Erize.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April at the
joint democratic caucus the senate and
house Of representatives Of the Florida
legislature. Samuel Pnsco was nnani-
mously nominated for u. s. senator. Is
succeed himself. The caucus was q very
harmonious one. Fully twenty speeches
were made highly euiogistic Of Senator
Pasco. A committee was appointed to
notify him Of the nomination.
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stmI some mono For Emin Tiey.

BERLIN, April Ga dispatch from
Kampala, Uganda. dated Dec. "A, 1892,
reports that two apparently authentic
statements had been received TO the
effect that Emin Pasha, the celebrated
explorer, was murdered by the fierce
Manycmas on the banks of the Ituri
river in March, 1892. The receiver of
the dispatch says that he does not
think the reports wholly convincing as
to Emin's fate.
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q DIaner to aen. comm.

BosToN, April GA dinner was ten
dered Gen. r. A. Collins, the newly a
pointed United States consul at London.
BY his personal friends. irrespective Of
party, at the Vendome. Over d
hundred were Ia attendance ana the.
words that we're uttered la praise 81
Gen. Collins were enough to fiji any
mans heart with pride Gov. Russell
presided
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ALLIANCE. o.. April G-Chas Drunso.
OF 1853 East Madison avenue, Cleveland
while attempting to steal q ride on 4
freight train, was thrown on by 4
brakeman here Wednesday morning.
and, falling on the ties, his skull was
crushed. His recovery Is doubtful.
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NV YoRK, April 0-The nationals
committee Of the Single Tax League Of
the United States has called 4 national
single tax conference to meet ii Chicn-
70. August 20. This will be the second
national conference Of the believers in
Henry Georges theory.
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CUMBERLAND. Md, April GA disas-
trous fire broke ont in this city Tuesday
night and BURNED for six hours. In all
ifteen places Of business. i boarding
house and seven dwelling house,
were completely destroyed A
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The great specific, Snodgrass' Syrup
Of Tar and Wild Cherry for coughs,
colds and hoarseness. II never fails,
Try a bottle, and be convinced. Pre-
pared BY r. i. snodgrass q Co. drug
gists.
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rabbi sonaeschell Divorced.

ST.. Louis, April 8. in Tie circuit
court here a divorce was granted TO
Rabbi s. IL ~Sonneschcin. ono OF the
most prominent Of his race and creed
in this country. from his wife, Rosa
Sonneschein. also prominent IN Jewish
and literary circles, and Aow q resident
~ chtcaOo
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srnINGFiEID. Mass, April G-The
burst rife has received Ii test al tho
national armory and passed all tho
tests 10 which ii was submitted with
success AT the conclusion Of the test
for endurance the board adjourned
further trials until Friday 70 reccive
more ammunition from the Frankfort
arsenal. Mr.. NJ. II. burst, the inventor
Of this gun, IS m American BY birth,
and a resident 81 Whentland, Cal.
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cMIcA0o, April 8 -cartcr Harrison
was elected mayor of Chicago Nv 70. 900
plurality over samuel ~. Allcrton, the,
candidate on the allied republican and
citizens ticket The entire democratic
city ticket has also been elected by
about the same plurality.
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BuoKLRN,s ARNIoA sALHE.

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RAIMGH, N. G. April 6.-United
States Deputy Marshal John r. up
church found ia the outskirts 81 Ra-
leigh John Allen johnson, wanted for
countorfciting. and attempted to ar
rest him. johnson shot Upchnrch twice.
once just below the heart, and shot
promiscuously into tie gathering crowd
and made good his escape. Upchurch
wfll dta
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They Didn't strike,

CHIcAeo, April 1.-The strike or 100
carpenters scheduled To take place
Tuesday. at the Worlds FAIR grounds.
10 enforce discrimination against non
union menA turned out a dismal failure.
Less than 4 hundred quit work.
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WASHINGTON. April president
Cleveland Tuesday committed TO inn
prisonnent for life the sentence Of Ed
ward Smailwood. who was to be hang
ed here next Friday for killing Edward
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WAsHINGroS. April Cool Temple
Clark, i member 81 Col. Rosecrans'
stan in the late war, and Of late years
an employee in the department OF agri-
culture. died here Tuesday.
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NEW YORK. April G~-charlcy Nit
cheli has accepted the offer o. the
Concy Island Athletic club ~ a $4,000
purse D fight corbctt, and all that now
remains 70 bind the match is the sign
ing Of the clubs articles.
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BUY coon STOVES

and Ranges, Gasoline Stoves, Tinware
and house furnishing goods at j w.
Z Fisher, King street, for he keeps
lhe bsst. Gas and Water pipe, spout
ing and roofing done at short notice.
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100 YARDS s5 cents floor oil cloth only 10
cents at Eugene +. Herring's.
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yXYANTED.-5O0 Gents suits TO clean at $1.25
w Il suit, New Process. Steam ind dry
cleaning. J.CORDNER, Sonth Raleigh street.
near new Jail.
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Rs Clarence Keller has moved 10 this city
and will take mp her trade rs dress max
she SELECTS a calf from her friends. Rest
9saee. STEPHEN street, north Of Raleigh, near
wDolen mills s9wih
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Make KNOWN YOUR WANTS
-
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People Every Evening.
REST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
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nyANTED.-At once. a good blacksmith o.
w wagon maker; reference required VIM.
r Miller, Swan Pond, " VA. 4tit.
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II Evils BELL is now running three chairs at
his shaving parlor, and is prepared 70 serve
ia customers with dispatch. Ills bath rooms
are the finest In the city. Hot and cold baths
af any hour desired 1sylms
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lIrANTED-A good reliable col0red girl ID
w work in Kitchen. Good pay ard steady
work. Apply at Hosiery Mill near u; A 2.
39StT
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yIlIE only place on earth to get % cent floor
ol cloth for 10 cents is at Eugene *. Her
rings cheap cash store.
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NOR RENT.-The house I'M which ! have been
living on West Burke street. Possession
given Aprilf Rent SIS per month.
s3iSif. GA. MILLER.
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GEMS or THOUGHT.
A. sheer Is tho stiletto Of conversation,

A sneer Ia the stilettoi OF conversation.
Kind words arc the music OF the world.
Great minds have wills; feeble ones have
wishes.
Tho manner OF giving shows the character
of the giver more than the gift itself.
Sincerity, deep. great. genuine sincerity,
Is tho first characteristic Of all men in any
way heroic.
1dlencss IL the mother Of many wanton
children. They that do nothing arc In the
ready way to do worse than nothing.
Let fortune do her worst, whatever she
makes us lose, SO long as she never makes
us lose our honesty and our Independence.
He that does not know those things that
are Of use and necessity to know il but an
ignorant man, whatever no may know be-
side.
A secret Is like silence-you cannot talk
about it and keep it. 1t is like money
when once you know there is any con-
cealed, it is half discovered.
If you hate your enemies, you will con-
tract such a vicious habit Of mind as by de-
grees will break out upon those who are
your friends or those who are Indifferent to
you.
A wise and good man will turn examples
OF all sorts to his advantage. The good he
will make his patterns and strive to equal
or excel th@ J. The bad he will by all means
avoid.
We may divide thinkers into those who
think for themselves and those who think
through others-the latter are the rule, the
former the exception. Only the light which
we have kindled in ourselves can illumi-
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SHERIFF'S SALE - ROBERT s. HALE.
> plaintiff. ". Eunios l.. HaskiIl. Dallas Has
kill and tobert c. Wallace, defendunts.
Under and by, virtue Of an order Of sale and
state Of Montana, in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke on the zlts' day Of Novembr r. A.
robert :. hsio. the above named plaintiff. OBJ
tanned a Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and
sale again t Eunice L. HaskilI. lallas H,s-
oII' ts .ad est H0's d., {, o, "s Sosenbe asfsn 2. ).
1893. for tho sum Of Sh,aSt19: besides inter
est. costs and attorneys fees. which said. decree
was. on the L5,h day of Nu,ember. A. - ls9t. re-
page =. l am commanded to sell all those certain
lots. piece. or parcel Of land, situate. lying and
being in the county OF Levi. and Clarke. state of
Montana. and bounded and described a. follows.
to wit:
Lots numbered seventeen p7) and eighteen
u.s.. In block numb'r six hundred and two
tbn2) OF the Hoback d 4, annon addition to the
and one. half $50 feet front on Ninth avenue.
formerly called Centre stfeet) and one hundred
and forty GAO! feet deep. an! bounded on the
on the south by Ninth avenge, and on tho Yves.
by lot number sixteen (lb). In aid block. ~ said
lots and block are num bersd: designated and de-
scribed on the plat Of said Hoback Il , annon
addition on file in the otiios Of the county To-
corder of said county Il Lewia and Clarke.
Public notice ia hereby given that on Tues
day. tho 18th day q n~"csmbsr. A. ID. 1881, at IL
courthouse. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana, l will. in Obedience to said order of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described property, or 8" much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy snid Judgment. with interest
and costs, 10 the highest and best bidder. for
cksh in hand.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Noven-
CIIAELls D. CUH1Is. Sheriff
By tHgD IL. Hts b, ndsr fherif.