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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward ID
any rAse of Catarih that cannot be cured by
Halls Catsrrh Cure.
F. CHENEY & Co., Props Toledo. o
We the undersigned, have known F ! Cine
neg for the fast 10 years, and believe him per
ieetlv honorable in all business Transactions
and financially able to carry out any obiga-
tcns made by their FIRM.
Wssr & TRAux, Wholesale Druggists, Tole,lo.O
WABLISo, KiSNAN 4 MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
sists Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Camrrh Cure is taken Internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
isces of the system. Price Toe per bottle
Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
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AT Populist meeting held at Home
stead, Pa. few days since. General
Frye, late leader of the Commonwealth
made a speech. He predicted march
of million men to Washington. who.
he said, if Congress fails to lcgislate as
they wish. will turn Congress out and
organize provisional government.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-31

The British steamer Gin, which ar
rived at New York from Charleston a
few days ago Nth phosphate rock for
Japan, will also carry large consign-
ment of arms and ammunition The
vessel will sail about September l.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-31

A maiden of the city tripped lightly
mid the trees, she shifted the pungent
odor that flo tied OH the breeze. Pray
tell me, sturdy farmer, with arms SC
brown and bare, what is that fragrant
flower that scents the balmY ARR
Why bless you" said the farmer. with
.''..e.-, 'ow and meek
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-31

l., ais will Senator Gibsen. of LOUIS
lana, gave his sons some excellent ad-
vice taat all may profit by. He said:--
Il hope my sons may defer to and con-
fde in my executors and trustees, and
above all, that hey may realize in life
that the only one thing more difficult to
build up than an independent fortune,
and more easily lost, is character, and
that the only safeguard of character is
the ten commandments and Christ's Ser
mon on the Mount
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-31

The Palace of the Sun, slumbering
volcano on the island of Maui. now
Hone lulu, is 10000 feet above the sea,
with an opening at the top big enough
to drop into it the city of New York aud
its adjacent suburbs.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-31

Aeronauts cannot rise much above
tive miles Of vertical height on account
of the increasing rarity of the air, but
double that height has been attained by
self-registering balloons, which tell us
that some 80 degrees of frost prevail up
there.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-31

The United States is row shipping to
England carpets of the value of nearly
$4,000 annually Of the famous Ak
ministers, supposed heretofore to be
produced in perfection only in England.
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For SALE.

0ae Double Jump-Seat Surrey, in good re
pair. One large-size family Horse, sble-bodied
and good for any service
]. R. WILMER,
aug 3-dt La Plata, Md.
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An anti-Iynehips 9rslpi4a on has
been formed III indianapolis. Indiana.
oy the prominent eolor-d residents
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New York city will raise by taxation
to dofray the municipal expenses Of the
year SS5 $50. O26. which is 1886, 1856
more than was raised last year.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-08-31

The Italian wheat crop of the present
year is much above the average; on the
other hand; the corn crop is much below
the averge.
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Chief Marshal:
CAPTAIN II HEBER BOSWELL.
Aids Selected h, Chief Marshall.
Orator OF the Day:

OAA AhAN IL tiNDiAIl DONh tIlI.
Aids Selected h., Chief Marshall.
Orator OF the Day:
|. VI. SOU rHERLAND
Orator Ct the Evening
COL. /. ALLISON WILMER
judges W warins, /. Samuel Turner
Robert Chapman, Lr l.. r C Tovles
VIM. Il. Trotter, WIN. D. Barry, E. Hyhnd
Brawner
Heralds-T Fendlry ement, Anderson
Hunt. John Mllel
Committee OF Arrangements and Invitations.
Captain A. N Spear, f W Huugeriori. C
R Bryan, Julian Norris. VIM Lpderer. D. C
Ducker, NJ Downs Joseph NJ Kuhiu
Floor Managers. Btnwmin Tubman
Daniel Lederer, T. Garfield Jen,
kins, d Il B.rne. Samuel Cox.
All Knights must Tide in costume
fitting commences promptly at I'm.
The entrance money accruiEg from fees oI
Knights with $75 added thereto, will he al.
vided pro-rata mong the FIVE leading Knights
Entrance fee for knights, 81 %.
Admission to the grounds free
Seats at Tournamen' provided for alies
Dressing rooms i0r Ladies ini ventlrtnrp
A cordial Invitation il expended 10 The ,iii
zens Of Washington, District Of Cllunni,
Charles, Prime" Gs'rge's 81 Mar :. Napt
gomery and Adjlrtnl counties Of Mar, baud
and Alexandria, Fairfax ,nd ali lining conn
ties Of Virginia
For further inform iim ipp' u
JOSEPH G. Mt KiBBlN
aug l7-ct MLsAdi Tail. Nd
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The brotherhood of St. Andrew is
making preparations for the forthcoming
grand meeting Of that body in Wash
iBgton
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GOV Brown on SATURDAY i,. pardon
ed 10 more coemmee.-r. g.o eare in
the House Of Corrs Goa.
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LvSOLVENT NOTICE.
In the Circuit Court for Charles coun y
No. lO4 Insolvencies.


The petition of Samuel Blumburg, With the
schedule and affidavit, having been read and
considered, |, ]. Samuel Turner, Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Charles county, do thereupon
appoint Adrian Posey, Preliminary Trustee,
for the benefit of the said petitioner and his
creditors and direct that he give bond to the
State of Maryland conditioned, for the faith
full discharge of his trust, in the penalty Of
one hundred dollars, W tn security TO be APP
proved by the said court, or by me, and fur.
Their order the said petitioner 10 appear before
the said Circuit Court for Charles county, on
the 3rd Monday of November, 1894, to answer
such interrogatories and allegations as bis
creditors, or sureties may propose or sllegt
against him, and that he give 40 days notice
thereof 10 his creditors, which said NOTES
shall he published weekly for the period of AZ
days by Inserting copy of this order in somt
newspaper printed in Charles county once
week for the said period of 40 days.
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk
CT CT. CT. for Charles County.
True copy-Test:
]. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
aug LIFT
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"a. CIV to ie
said absent defendants Of the o0lect and sui
stance of the bill. warning them to appear in
this court in person or by attorney, on or be-
fore the LIST day Of September, 1874, 10
show cause, If any they have why decree
shall not pass as prayed.
j. SAMUEL TURNER,
Clerk CT. CT. for Charles county.
True copy-Tesi:
J. SAMUEL TURNER, Clerk.
aug l0-dt
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Trustees Sale
Valuable Real Estate
Cha ri g s County.

Under and by virtue of decree of
the Circuit Court for Charles county,
passed on the 2SIh day of August. 1894.
IN a case wherein james j Stafford is
plaintiff. and George X. Petty, admin
istrator of John NJ Lloyd and al are de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned as Trustees
will sell by public auction at the door of
the clerks Office for said county. on
TUESDAY, September 18th, 1894,
between the hours of IL and 3 p. IN
All that undivided one-half interest
of which John NJ Lloyd. died, seized
and possessed. IN and to all that tract.
piece or parcel of land lying and situat-
ed in the Fifth Election District of the
county aforesaid, called and known as
COAX GROVE"
said to contain about
200 acres, more or less,
upon which j. Stanislaus Higdon now
res drs
rsis property is beautifully located
on the public road leading to Lancaster's
Wharf. and borders gu Neale's Creek,
where oysters and game can be gotten
in abundance. and is convenient to
school, wharf and church.
i III The improvements con-
E,siFs.A sist Of a comfortable
III 51sar Dwelling and Out-build-
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Congress adjourned on TUESDAY :
Arn' you glad the dazle is over?
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The Republicans Of Nebraska has
nominated Thomas j. Majors for
Governor
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In the Circuit Court 70. Charles county sitting
in equity.

Aiexiss A. Butler W. Anna B. Mebane and
Nellie T. Mebane.
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cunisr'ror.--=a .-a-
Terms of sale as prescribed by IL,
decree. Cash
J F. MATTHEW'S.
A. POSEY.
asg Bits Trustees
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The Palatial steamers Charles Manchester and
River Queen will leave 7th Street Wharf for
the beautiful Lawns of Marshall Hall. Charles
Manchester lOa. m, 80 and 80 D. NJ
River Queen 80 a. m. and .. m River
Queen stopping at Alexandria. Fort Foote
and Fort Washington, both ways Last boats
leave Marshall al 10 and II p. ~, arriving in
Washington AT II AM TAP m Fair round
trip -5cts.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13
THE DAY IN WASHINGTON.
In the Senate There Is Some Dis
cusslon OF the Seigniorags
Bill.
House Considers Systems OF Blec
trio Motive Power. Overhead
and Underground.
senate Finance COMMITTEES Making Slow
Headway on the Tarin Bill
Other Capital News.

WASHINGTON. March l2.-Tho senate By a
vote OF ;i3 to p laid on the table Peff ,r's
resolution calling for an Investigation Of
the statsment that senators had been in-
terested recuniarily In sugar spsculations,
pending action on the tariff bill.
Dolph called attention 10 q circular sent
cot by Harvey Spaulding. a Washington n
claim agent, offering 20 seeure lands along
the NoSthern Pacific road Al Nominal cost.
Dolph characterized the circular as swim
ding scheme and the Rrossest fraud he ever
knew.
At the opening the newly appointed son.
ator from Louisiana. blanchard. took Oh Q
oath Of Office. PETER and GallinRsr Of
fsred amendments 10 the taYid bill which
were laid on the table.
The ssiRniorARe bill was the taken up and
Villas resumed his speech in opposition 10
the measure. Allison, of Iowa, followed,
and In the course Of hia rsmarks said: III
the democratic party be willing TO pass this
bill. authorizing the issue OF $50, 900. 600
withouta dollar back OF them or a dollar
around them, they are willing TO do that
which they haYef done before-to Issue nat
money"
Senator wolcott. OF Colorado. advocated
the passage of the bill.
Aho u"y IN thc mouse was dovoted entirely
20 the consideration OF the bill relating to
the extension OF the time for allowing a
street roilroad company of this CITY to
change its system OF motive power. Debate
rapidly drifted into discussion OF the
morits OF eabls and underground electric
systems, and 10 was boldly charged that the
General Electric and Westinghouse com
Daniss, which held stock In almost all over
head trolley lines, had retained all tho
prominent electric engineers in the O. oun-
tiy aud would not spare money TO prevent
. practical demonatration of the feasibility
Of the underground electric system now in
operation In Buda Pesth, and for a short
distance on the outskirts of this city. To
prevent fhis, Mr.. Walker proposed TO re-
81 let the motive power TO be used by the
Metropolitan road to the underground
electric. No conclusion had been reached
WREN she house adjourned.
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AZ the First Show Of Determined
Forcs the Rebll Admiral
Seeks Cover.
He Takes Refuge on Board a Por.
tugueBe Warship In the
Harbor.
self and Followers Details Of Sur
render Expected To-day.

WASHINGTON. March ~. 80 Advicss re-
eeived a, tie state department late this
afternoon from Minister Thompson Al RI o
de Jsnoiro indicate that the Brazilian re-
bellion is about ended. Dispatches con-
tain the information that Admiral da Cana
went aboard the Portuguese war vessel
Mindelo and sent 10 President PsiEoto. by
the Portuguese officer. an offer Of surren-
fdsr. on condition Of full protection for
himself and follower. The dispatches
were IN cipher and. translated. read as fol-
( lows: "Gsesham. Washington. Da Cana
to-day. through the senior Portuguese
commander offered 10 surrender 20 the
president OF Brazil. providing he and his
followers are guaranteed protection against
punishment DA Cana has gone aboard
Portuguese man OF ! war for asylum.
Thompson"
Comfortable surprise Is expressed here
that the offer TO surrender should have been
made through Thea Portuguese commander.
who has not shown any particular disposi-
tion TO take hand in the conflict. IL is
not thought, however. that the action Of
the Portuguese commander in receiving Da
Cana ia necessarily an act Of sympathy
with the insurgents. The Portuguese are
said TO recognize the principal Of interna-
tional Law. now obsolete. by which the
right OF asylum ia granted tenn ornTily by
neutral power 70 q defeated bsliiRSrent
Minister NendoDca. Of Brazil. this even
ing admitted that he had received news Of
the surrender. but was unwilling 20 give
out bis information concerning the exact
terms Of Da Gama's offer Of surrender or
discuss the probable action Of the Brozilian
government, He said, however. there is
no doubt final settlement has been mqds,
or would certainly be made TO- morrow
Ths notice OF the Brazilian feet that IL
would begin an active attack on the insuY-
/ gent fleet had been given sunday noon TO
neutral forces in the harbor. THIS notice
was given forty-ei0ht hours before firing
vas TO begin. According 10 the arrange
mont firing could not begin until Tuesday
noon. Da GamR's offer OF surrender was
made, thsfefOre. twenty-four hours before
7 TIE attack Was TO be expected. The offer of
surrender, in fact. followed the first actual
show OF determined force on the part Of the
Is azilian government
Another dispatch received tonight from
/ Minister Thomos contains the infoFma-
J tion that DA Cana asks only that he and
his officers be allowed TO leave the country
and the lives OF his private soldiers snd
sailors be spared.
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MADE LITTLE PROGRESS.
oniy Half n Dozen Items In the Tariff
Hln Ooueltferad

Only Half n Dozen Items In the Tariff
Bin Considered.
WASHINGTON. March 12.-The senate com
mittee on finance took up tbs tArin bill to-
day. as amended by the democratic mem
bers, beginning with the chemical schedule.
Senator Aidrich stated that there were
representatives. Of several interests affected
By the bill now in Washington, asking to
be heard by ths oommittes as 20 changes
made. lie offered a resolution granting
i've days for the hsaring of = workinRmen's :
committee. Lost by strict party vote
The com mittse made little proRreaI with
the bill. only siK items being passed; all OF
them ware left unchanged.
Ihs committee was to-day supplied with
tabulated statement prepared by the
treasury department., showing In detail the
amount OF revenue which 10 ia estimated
will be received under the senate bill. IL it
should be law, estimated under
the Wilson bill, and comparing both with
the eretnrns from the treasury department
under the present law, for 1893. The state
ment also gives en- estimate OF the increase
in internal revenue under the senate bill,
as follows Income $4,000. 600 spirits 500
OOO. 900. cigars 5000. CO., cigarettes 81. .500.-
900. playing cards &3. 600 900, total $63. 5C0-
600. The total comparison of estimated
duties by the present Law is xl9S 372 600.
house bill 1924 693. 900. senate bal Sl65. 9O4
900. Conn., arisons on sugar and wines sre:
Sugar, present law $l93 COO houss SIG S32.
senate S4l 799; spirits, wines and other
beverages, present law S9.69SOOO, house
s. 42l,OO0. senate IS. .1S4. .00O.
Comparison OF the sugar schedule shows
that during last year 10. 49l 900 gallons of
molasses were imported upon which no
duty was paid. but which. under the senate
bill. would produce $309. During the
rear 353l. 2l9 36I pounds OF sugar, valued
at STA, go 600, was imported free.
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RACES AT AIIssoULA.

WIN He held July II, re, rs, and IA
$1,000 a Day fn Purses.
Special 90 The Independsnt.
MIssoULA. March y. Members OF ths
Missoula Racing association having elected
ID. C. OConnoT president 10 10 learned that
the Anaconda association has consented 10
change their opening day until July 1G.
This has decided the association here to fx
the Missoula dates at July II. ~ - and H.
On July 4 there will be several local races
on the track. The programme now pro-
posed 70; the regular meet will include
$1,000 In purses each day. special races
will probably be added. All purses will be
paid a. soon as the races are run. vote
Of thanks was made 90 Mr.. O'Connor ana
the association which he represents for the
concessions which made possible tho dates
hIed for hissouls. Arrangements will be
made for a special train TO take men aud
horses TO Anaconda the evening OF the last
day Of the races here.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

WAsuINGroS. March l2.-The president
has appointed John II. Mulligan. Of hen.
tacky. 10 te consul general at Apia. Samoa
Pl1rsuuKG, Mach i2.-Gso ge Dspowiteh
a Hungarian, laid In wait for Peter Straviiot
to- night aud shot him, Killing him instantly
LoSnoN. March l2.-Ths Sportsman hal
u thAt IL u all but settled that the Corbett
jackson match will bo decided - the Ma
t.onal Sporting eluh.
MAngIn March l2.-Premisr Senior Sag
asta has completed the reconstruction vi
the cabinet SsnoT salvador taking ths
place OF Senor German GamsEo. resigned,
~ minister OF hnance.
ToRoNro. March n. - District Master
Workman Carey. of she Knights Of Labor,
says there 10 no foundation for the report
that the Canadian knights were dissatisfied
with General Master Workman Sovereig q
and about 10 withdraw from the ofganiza
tion and set up on their own account III,
says n there ~ Anr dissatisfaction a. all II
IL With Secretary Hayes
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JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

Montana visitors will f nd The INDKPEND-
FNr ON fils az the establish IN ant OF A. -ohil =
ling & Co.. 105-l12 Market street, San Fran
cisco.
The nrst boy to be sent TO the reform
school, young Arthur Reilly. will leave for
Miles City to-day In compAny with Sheriff
Curtis.
hall Tuesday evening March 10. Lunch Of
coffee and cake served after the meeting.
Price II cents.
Judge Hunt yesterday handed down his
decision in the case of T. J. Walsh versus
the school trustees. Its in favor OF the
school trustees.
The writ Of raandsmus asked by Samuel
J. Bailey to compel tbs state auditor 20 pay
him for furnishing sand for the Billings
peniten,isry is made returnable on Monday
next.
Reports OF the discovery of rubiss come
from Madison county. The finds are said
10 have been made In the Badly mountains,
and the stones are alleged TO be of consider
able value.
Blackfoot Sunday. He found about four
feet of snow. but he returned with q bas-
ketful OF trout, some Of which weiG h. d
over pound.
The Great Northern railway Is making q
rate OF $fA25 Helena 90 Dea MoInes aud
return. on account OF the meeting OF the
Bimetallio league. which meets at the latter
oity March 21.
The contract 20 build the government
bridges a. tue Grow agency was svsrded TO
4. w. fiske Yesterday al $9O6S. Mf.
fiske will 80 TO the agency to-dsy 30 pre-
pare 20 begin work.
The public library has received from the
commissioner. James II. Mills the first
annual report OF the bureau Of aQriculture
! lah ~
IL has been plaosd in the references room.
The state board of equalization passed an
order yesterday recommending that county
assessors place a valuation on telegraph
lines OF $40 per mile for the POLES and one
wire AMI $40 per mile for each additional
wire.
The preliminary injunction asked by the
Montana National bank Co prevent the
Helena Electric railway issuing certain
bonds. Was argued before Judge Hunt in
the district court yesterday and taken un-
der advissment.
The Epworth league of the g and street
Methodist church will give "whits so-
dencs OF MI. T.. =. johnson. 9i6 Broadway.
cordial Invitation is given 10 all mem-
bers OF various leagues OF the oitY aud To
oil friends.
VIM. George aud old-time miner. was
killed on Saturday IN his mine In Montana
guicu pl iei OF rock. Ar. George had
lived IN hontsna for a number OF Years,
and was about 81 years Of age. His funof al
took place at Townsend and was under ths
auspices OF the Masons. OF which order he
was a member.
Among the transfers OF pfopsrtv rocor led
yesterday we're the following. jonathan
Levy 10 MARI Mntheson, lGl acres la sec.
tion "a, tovnship II north. range I west.
81. 800, Harry A Eiiis to J. ". EhsiI, south.
east quarter OF section u townahip Is
north, range vest tf5o; Francis J. Mood
vard 90 Frank Ehefl et al. l60 acres In SO
tions u and IA. township rs north. range
wesi. f675.
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ROAD SUPERVISORS.
Appointments Made by the County Com
nissiOnors Yesterday.

Appointments Made by the County Com
missiOners Yesterday.
The county commissioners yesterday
made the following appointments OF road
supervisors for the ensuing year;
James II. Carmichael. Hogan district
David Beach. Valley; J. Z. Dunn. Aarys-
Vile; Matt Dorrity. Empire and Gloster; +
c. Carter. Priekly Pear Canyon; W. c.
Nett, south Fork sun River; Theodors
kemmelman, spokane; ID. j. Kane, Priokll
Pear Valley; A. v. Gibson, Rimini; Alber
Busch, Ten Mile; Moses +. Root. CanyoI
Greek: Nick HilRer Hilger; 4. r. Black
stons. Rock Greek Basin; Jonn Hall. Good
win; Nick Junl. Unionville
The county clerk wss directed 30 notifl
road su. ervisors that no bills would be al
lowed for labor on the roads greater thar
the amount apportiOned By ths commits
sioners for the quarto', without the wit
ten consent of one OF abe commissioners e
have the labor performed.
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TARIFF TINKERS.

PETER Introduces an Indspendsat Bill
GaiIlnger Has an AmeRdment.
WASHINGTON. March Ex-senator PETER
to-day introduced an indspendeat tarin
bill in the senate. ID amends the McKin-
leT Law in some particulars and rsvisss the
into nal revenvs Law. He amends the in
come tex in accordance with the populist
graduated p oposition in the house and in
cludss justices of the supreme court and
Other federal judges in the list 20 be taxed.
Senator GallinRsr to-day presented an
amendments 60 be proposed by him 10 the
tariff bill providing that the act shall be-
come operative 90 far as impoTtations from
Canada are eoncsrued only By D. ocla N ation
Of the president; procla to be issued
upon conditions specified.
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Stabbed HIS Foreman.

Special 20 The Independent
BUTTE. March y. Martin Buckley, fore
man OF the karus mine. was stabbed in the
shoulder by Tom MoDsrmott. one Of his
men, this afternoon. Buckley was re-
proving hcDsrmott. when the latter drew a
Dagger from his pocket and aimed for
Buokley's heart. Buckley lodged sufi-
ciently to receive the blow in the shoulder
insteEd of a more fatal spot. The injury Il
not serious MoDeTnoit hed aud has moi
been captured.