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DECOYED r q HOME.

A villaino rs Attempt to Abduct a Young
SAN DIEGO. CAL. June 15.-El Correo do
La Tasde of Mazatlan gives tho particulars
OF q peculiar crime that has just come to
light in the state OF Sinaloa. Mexico.
which, with its attendant result on the
victim, q beautiful young girl. con-
stitutes o drama moro startling
than many to be seen on tho stage.
A family named Nunez resides in that
state. counting among its members a pretty
daughter named Maria. aged II years. She
was loved by a young man. Calos Gonzalez
do Moreno, rich and Ct good family. but 60
wild and corrupt that his advances were
%inaaisnf ~. f.m sR1rnod ed b, the snn 9i,l
after frnitless efforts to win the elrl,
went to tho City of Mexico. finding II
larger theater for his life of libertinism.
Maria's mother soon afterward was
stricken by a malady which was treated
in vain by. the local physician. who at
treatment. She was accompanied to the
capital by her eldest daughter. Maria's
sister. Her ailment was cured and the
two women prepared TO return home.
Gonzalez. Learning that they were in the
CITY. conceived a fendish plot &c kidnap
b1dfin, winch Ne proCeeQeQ TO carry INTO
execution. The day before the ladies left
the city he sent the following telegram to
Maria: "Your mother 10 dying. Come
quick if you wish to receive her blessing"
To this he signed the name of her sister
and then took the first train to meet and
kidnap the girl.
Maria left at once for Mexico and her
mother and sister were soon on their wny
homo. BY some miscalculation Gonzalez
failed TO intercept the girl. who passed BY
her mother and sister as we'll. In due time
she arrived in Mexico, friendlcss and utterly
~unacquninted with tho city. After much
effort she found the hotel at which her
mother and sister had stopped, and not End
Ing them. she supposed that her mother had
died and that her sister had returned,
Her desperate situation, without money or
friends. and the anxiety and fatigue of the
journey were too much for her nerves md
her mind gave way. She became a rnvinp
maniac and was cared for by the people OF
the hotel, who. not knowing her identity,
we're unable to notify her parents. Some
days afterwa,d her father appeared on
the scene. He investigated tho
case and discovered the truth. He hurried
home with the poo girl and returned to at.
tend personally to the search for the cold.
hlooded villain who had ruined her life,
Every effort has since been made to bring
Gonzalez to justice. but with no success.
No clue to his whereabouts has been found.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs-IN THE DIS
~ trict court of tho First judicial district Of
TIE state Of montans. In and for tho county
Estate Of Benjamin W. Crownin.hield, do
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the UNDERSIGNED, exc.
W. Crowninshield. deceased, to tho oredi or a.
and all persons. having claims against SIC said
deceased. to exhibit them with the n, cossary
vouchers within ten month"; after tho first pub
LEGATION Of this notice to the said executor =.
the law OH 90 at MsseenA Enllaro. l,uom & fioIi
Block. in the city Of HelenN IN the county Of
DO ng tn: place for the Transaction OF Tho bust
PEGS OF said estate in the county OF Lewis and
Clarke.
BOWDu!N BRADLEE CROwNINsH1ELD.
Executor rf tho last Will and testament OF ben
iamin W. Crowninshield, deceased,
Dated May 26, A. .. 1893.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMITS

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMlS-
Az sion to cut and remove timber from tho
public lands of the United states
Notice is hereby given that 1t the expiration Of
tweat,-one day. from the hr:t publication Of
this notice. we. the undersigned. George A.
Fishburn and Jaoob 4. fishburn. Of lersus
county, Montana, will. pnrsuant to the require-
ments Of section 8 Of the rules and regulation,
prsscribed BY the honorable secretary 81 tho in
plication to the honorable secretary Of the inter-
ior for permission to. ont and remove fifteen
hundred cosds of wood from tbs following do
soribsd laads sitnste, lyins. aud being IN tho
Lswi,town land district In Fergus county. Non
tAnA, viz:
The nN Of section /. thcs y Of NJ Y. the NV \
OF tho neA. and the . v OF tho NV y Of SEQ 9. all
IN I y n. r IL q. and tho sw y Of tho - y Of soc
50. I 10 n. : ~ .. smbracins an sfea Of $50 acres.
upon which there ~ now situated about 400. 900
feet Of pine timbsr. That al Of the said land ia
somposed OF high rocky ridges and deep gulliss.
and wholly unit foi agriculture. and not known
GEORGE A. fIBHHURN.
JACOB X. FISHbuRN.
Edgar g.. Worden, Attorney for Applicants.
Dated this 18th day OF May. 1855.
> kixst publication May 70 1855.
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MATHE6ON d Co.,
Gold block.

EUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the First judicial district OF the state ct
Montana, In and for the county of Lewis anil
". i. Phillips, plaintiff, vs.. Joel T. Smith,
The state Of Montana sends greeting to the
You are hereby required to- appear In m action
t 9;fTpg1 &c \. sssin;t yoa BY the y, a. ahoy w.. name. Iua;e;! PLAIN "a.
complaint filed theron. within ten days
s .s1siss, os y o. Of II hi. a sSm% q. ss' 4 served sifs ~its IN
within ,his district within twenty days: other.
prayer Of said complaint.
The :.id action j. brought to obtain A. a ,nas, ;,
two hundred (s2Oy. 0O)dollars with interest there
on at the rate Of II psr cent per nnnum from tho
W. II. Phillips. the said plaintiff. for the cum of
500, and providing for sale! interest and also 2
for the fnrthsr sum Of 1T, iisso:o 90 doiiars with
interest thereon at the rate Of y per cont per
s@ss% .;s% s :; ''i a.; az ! & s S !. H. lsi s:; q lss ss
the order Of Montana stionsl bank and trans.
ferred and endorsed to y. y. Phillips. the said
viding for said interest and also . reasonable
legal owner and holder Of said notes, all Of which
moro July NppeAfb ny VeA0Iencc 70 ~ ofu SouA'
| plaint. to which you are referred.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to
required. the said plaintiff will take judgment
against ron for the sum Of $500 and interest
from tho 18th day Of March. 1892. and \ reason
able attorneys tee of SO, and this further sum OF
$50. with interest thereon at the rate Of u Der
cent per annum from 18th day Of March, 1872,
and . reasonable attorneys fee Of go and oil
court costs.
Given under my hand and tho seal Of The. dis
trict court OF tho FIRST judicial district OF the
stats OF Montana, in and for the
--@. county OF LOWS and Clarke.
Zeal First this 10th day Of June, In the
Jud. Dist. = year of ouF Lord one thousand
Court eight hundred and ninety. three
S--- JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
BY JEssE KICKER. Deputy Clerk.
w. w. Phelps, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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HE PROMISES TO REFORM.
A Missouri Highwayman Says He WI
Join the Church,

A Missouri Highwayman Says He VIII
Join the Church.
TT. LOUIS. June 15.-Sam Wilson, the
lonesome Missouri Pacific highwayman,
who robbed the Pacific Express company's
car at Pacific, Mo-. two weeks ago. 10 going
to reform, at least that was what he said in
tho rotunda of the jail. During the Sun
day services Sam 1.-THE lonesome" arose and
said TINT he had made up his mind to be a
better man and intended to join the
church as soon rs he served out his term.
He said that during the interval between
now and that time he would probably have
time to settle on a church which he would
honor with his membership. In an inter
visw Wilson said that he was not a very
bad man. never having done anything ont
of the way but hold up the Missouri
Pacific train. He neither chews. smokes
nor drinks.
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Inns been made against tho monks. This 10
q crisnc that Ia punishable In RuasiA by the
asvo,est penalty. Aside from tho acandAl
arising from this robbery and arrests, an
other cause for gossip has been given
through tho fact that tho police in search
ing the monastety for the stolen property
learned beyond dispute that a number of
women had been living aecretly with tho
monks for a considerable time.
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IKE A LOT OF nu rcHERs.

Atrocities That Arc Perpetratod In Ric
Grande do sui.
VALPARAISO. juno ia correspondent
In Rio Grands tslegrApha that friRhtfu'
atrocities have been practicsd by tho Cas-
tilhiastas. Gov. Castillo ordered q mans
throat cut bscauss no was suspected OF aid
ing the revo~lutionists. The murder waa
committed In the presence OF the wife OF
tho victim. A state Of terror worse than
prevails In central Africa, so the CORE.
spondent telegraphs. exists in tho state OF
Rio Grande dc Sui. Barbarous punish
ments arc inflicted on mere suspicion. The
revolutionists are daily receiving new re-
cruita. Many officers OF the national guard
have deserted the government and gone
over TO the rebels.
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Hoods SarsapaHna

HOOPS PILE arc the best atter.dinner Pills,
assist digestion. cure headache and billousness.
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ORDINANCE NO. 2ln-AN ORDINANCE
" regulating the disposal of ashes and garb-

ORDINANCE NO. 2ln-AN ORDINANCE
" regulating the disposal of ashes and garb-
age.
Helena:
Section All Lersons having ashes or garb-
age to he removed from any premises within the
city of helena BY the city garbage contractor
shall cause the said ashes or garbage to be- placed
in barrels or other reccp.acies at convenient
places on their premises Tor removal.
Section 2. IT shall be unlawful for any person
to throw, or place ashes. NTH or garbage into
any avenue, street, alley or public place of the
city OF dslora, except in suitable receptacles for
removal, as herein above specified
sect on3: Any person violating the provisions
OF this ordinance shall he deemed guilty of com
hitting o nuisance, and, upon conviction
thereof. shall he fined not loss than one dollar
nor more than ten dollars for each offense.
Section !. ibis ordinance shall take effect or
and after Its passage anh Apr wal.
Al proved June Is. 1873.
inEALI JOHN [. CURTIN, Mayor.
Attest: SYDNEY II. MCINTYRE, City Clerk.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
NEw YORK. june i5.-Bar silvsh eSk,
Copper-Quict; lake 5000

New York. June Is. eilvsn SSk.
Copper-Quict; lake Si0e0.
lead-Dull; easy; domestic, 81 20.
Tho dealings in stocks were characterized by a
weak tone early In tbs day. the bears havinE
raided tho list on the strength Of the meeting Of
the clearing house committee OF tho ass ociated
bankF. and thers being = lack Of knowledge as
to what was accomplished. Tho drcline was
only i to l per cent, however, and comrara-
lively little long stock was shaken out. Az toon
a. Il was announced that tho clearing house
committee had definitely decided 10 issue cer-
tidca,o Wall street experienced a feeling of
relief, and this WAS promptly reflected in tho
stock market, and an advance OF u to Is per
cent cnsued. Tho market closed steady at or
near top figures.
a pvarpmautn-NNe '
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Notice is hereby given that five per centum on
the capital took OF the Montana Midland kst.
way company having been So bscribed, !here will
be q meeting of the stockholders OF that com
pany At room AZ. Montsna National Pank build
Ing. At 10 O'Clock a. m. on the 18th day OF JUL,
1893. for the purpose of electing fire directors OF
the said company. Dated Helena. Mont Juno
II. 1893. A.. freeman f0ote. John D. Wilson,
Cutler Whitney. Arthur Il. ! omblrd.
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Done BY q Cnreies. workm.,

NEW YORK. June 15.-Fivs persons were in.
jured fatally. three houses wrecked and
several stores and dwellings damaged in
West Hoboken. N. j.. this evening bv nm
explosion of dynamite. The injured are
John Conlin, Mrs. FIoesch. Mrs. GaicilIo
Nieolo. will die; Mrs. Nestler and August
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Princess Eul.,ie at Nia.ar,

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. June 10. -Prinosss
Eulalie and her people were seeing the
sights on both sides of the river TODAY
Tomorrow will be spent in the same wav
md in the evening the party will leave Tor
Now York.
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III ARSHAL's SALE-NOTICE is HEREBY
!" given that on Saturday. June II, 1893. a,
two O'Clock D: nI.. at Aliens stable ON Prec en-
ridge street. Helena, | will sell to the highes,
bidder Tor cash the following described COW nov
IN the pound: One red and white COW BRANDED
J V on left hip.
Helena, June Il, 1888.
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Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned, nd
Inlhistratrix OF tho estate of Margaret Dur men.
deceased: to the creditors of and all psrsons
having claims against tho said decea.ed, to ex.
LiDlt them, with the necessary vouchers, within
Tour months after the nrst publication of this no.
hce,, to the said administratrrix at the Office
OF e: ii. Goodman iii Townsend, Meagher coun,
~, Montana, the same. bcing tina place for the
Transaction of tho business Of eaid estate.
MARY LANAHAN,
Administrative of the estate OF Margaret Durnen,
dec asod,
Dated May q, 1854.
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IE DAILY INDEPENDENT HELENA. FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 70, 1893

Schiels. A careless wAtchman employed
BY y contra rotor sxpladsd the dynamite In 4
tool box. Had the accident occurred ten
minutes eArlier many moro people would
have besn injured,
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1t Was . h .pe,.ss strike.

BERLIN. June l6.-Half the striking
miners at Fusnffirchen have resumed work.
The others will follow soon. Thu inter-
ysntion of the authorities in favor of tho
companies made the fight a hopeless one.
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The Plaque In France,

PARIS, Juno 15.-Six deaths from cholsss
were reported in Cote and three In Alias
to-day. ...
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Independent Agents

The HGLENA INpRpExDsNT y
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cho,sra Racing in Meccs.

LONDON, June 15.-The latest advices
from Mecca. where the cholera Is raging.
show there have been thirty deaths from
the disease during the past five days.
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Another Order With n shortage.

BosToN. June l5.-John Trask, of the
Order of Thirty, has discovered a defo.t in
the treasury accounts of the order amount
ing to between $lS. 00o and $40. 600.
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sam 1.alkinr For GreNt nrltaln.

Still Talking For Great Britain.
PARIS, June 16.-Sir Richard Webster. OF
counsel for Great Britain, today continued
his argument before the BerinR ssa tribunal
OF arbitration.
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President cnrnot said to no Quito III.

President Garnet said to no Quito Ill.
PARIS, juno l6.-N Is believed here the
condition Of President Carnot ia much
more serious than stated In the official 70.
ports regarding his illness. The Steele says
to-day that Nj. Cnrnos 10 suffering with in
t~es.inal stoppaRe. He IL somewhat better
today.
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"K makes mo
tired! People ask
lnc--i Ia marriage
= failure OF
course faint ;
aipose ! don't
know my biz ~
what am / here
for ~ II the wo-
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healthy they keep
In good spirits
and cupid n In
dom Let
every enfcebled
woman know this
there's 4 remedy
thntM cure her,
tho proofs pOai-
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Montana University.

Course OF lnstruosioss 4, College. p
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-16

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