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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22
CIGARS.

Having alarge stock OF Imported
and choice Domestic Cigars we
viii give special inducements to
purchasers.
City trade will receive our care
tul supervision and prompt deliv-
cry. Corresponding solicited.
Orders and inquiries for quotations
viii receive prompt attention
and reply. We deliver all goods to
any destination.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22
|. /. ISRAEL & CO.
Wholesale
LiQU0P Dealers.

We are positively going out OF
business and are desirous Of giving
the retailer the benefit of very low
prices. We have always been the
largest shippers in the city up to
the time we decided to 90 out of
business. and therefore bought
cheaper than any one else.
We offer the following list of
well known brands at lower than
eastern market prices, and they
are a surprise TO competition:
M v, Monarch Spring 80
Old Crow w.............. Spring '96
Bond C Lillard. Spring 'S7
Guckenheiner Rye....Spring 80
w. II. McBrayer. Spring 81
James z. Pepper. Spring 81
dermitage. Spring 80
Old McBrayer and Woodford.
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DENvVR. Jan. 2l.-A parade was held 90
day under a call Of labor organizations 10
protest against the adjournment Of the leg
islature without snaoting laws for the ro-
lief OF distress by affofding emplovmsnt.
10 numbered 1000 men. IL was reviewed by
Gov. Waite and tts populist members OF
the legislature. Very little enthusiasm was
manifested. One mareher proposed three
cheers for Gov. VI aite. bot there was no
response. After the parade meeting vas
held ~ which resolutions were adopted de.
manding abatement Of she attachment laws
snd enactinR laws for building a state
canal and for other public improvements
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ABUG DEvOURED HIS HEART.

Remarkable Cause of a Boys Death nj
Muncie. Ind.
MuScIE. Ind. Jan. 2L-A few days ago
Samuel. the sevsn-year old son Of John
Lennon. died. The symptoms were peeu-
liar and the attending physicians were
much puzzled by the case. A
post mortem examination revealed
that rart OF the heart had
been eaten away by an insect
causing the death. Nearly year ago,
while the family lived at Hartford CITY
tue boy drank water fom n brook and
swallowed a water bug. IL seems that the
insect ate its war through the boys stom-
sch and then began deVouTinR the heat
and he bled to death.
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A SALVATION BONFIRE.

Bar Fixtures and Gaming Tables Publicly
burned by = Convert.
WELLMAS. lows, Jan. 2l.-At a revival
here q saioonkeeper was converted. To
show his sincerity he invited the public TO
a grand salvation bonfire in the public par K
last evening. When the hour arrived nearly
1000 persons were gathered around pile
composed of billiard and gaming tables.
counters. sideboards and othsr fixtures of
the eI-saloonkeeper's whisky palace. Pray
ers we're offered by local clefRymen and the
pile was hred By she owner. While IL bls zed
the converted man made = Temperance talk
10 the crowd and q number OF gospel hymns
were sung. The public school children
we're assembled that they might witness an
object lesson
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cnt,Ins aev.ramsn. rlmh.r.

GUrmIr Okls.. Jan. 2l.-For a number
OF weeks special agents Of the government
have been at work in this tsrritory investi-
eating the timber stealing which has been
going on for years. AZ fssult denuty
marshAls 10. day landed in the United statss
jail six men who had bean cutting walaut
timber on the Usage reservation. These
were but day laborera IN the employ of a
combination OF prominent men who have
been cutting and marketing government
timber for years. the amount stolen ng4He-
eating millions OF feeI some startling
arrests will follow.
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SAVED ALL SIX OF THEM.

The Brave Act of Fourteen-Ysar-O Ol d
Nevada hoy.
CARSON. New. Jan. 2l.-whils playing to-
day on the ice of the Carson river at the
Brunswick mill. near Empire. three child
rem broke through. In the endeavor TO
rescue them three others fell IN. johnny
Grow. aged II. took Eve out In tufn.
Whom be went after the sixth he found be
had disappeared under the ice. He imme-
diately plunged IN and getting hold OF the
child's clothes swan forty Feet under the
landed his precious bufden on the bank
with the Assistance OF onlookers attracted
by the screams OF the children. The brave
boy was more dead than alive when taken
from the water
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The rnscl. OF Dad or.ln chls.,

British husbands, when their dinner par
ties turn Out failures. are apt to grumble at
their wives for the cooks misdsmeanors,
but they abstain from tho practical stylo Of
rebuking praeucsd by the celsstials Re
Gently the Chinese professor at a univs-
sitT gave national banquet 20 fellow pro-
fessoTs and was much pat out because the
cookery was not 20 his taste. After time
he got up. bowed solemnly. said; Go lickse
wife" aud departed. returning presently,
smiling ss blandly "a usual. after having
administered iudiuious ohastisemsnt to his
better half.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

In Turkey the first rress copy of news
paper is read by nn agent OF the osnsof. 30
that Tui kish journalism is carried on under
great inconveniencss. The paper IL often
much delayed by the failure OF tho INSPECT
lag official 10 arrive at the time sol for
going to press IL there 10 any article in
ths paper that IL likely 90 be displeasing 20
the heads of the government the form In
which IL Is made up must be taken out and
changed. All the space must be filed, too
for u is not allowed that blanks shall in
dictate where a condemned article was taken
nuN
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

s1rrHrNs. Ark, Jan. 2l.-Ons Of abe
most disastrous accidents that ever
happened In this section occurred
At Oeamavn last night log train
was coming on its last trip loaded with
woodsmen. and when passing over trestlo
10 gave way aud the train with the sntire
crew went down. killing three and wound
ing eighteen others. The killed are: PADDY
Obrieu, Melville Dewitt and a man named
Chatham. All the physicians st this place
are at the wreck attending the unfor-
tunatea.
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THE BULLS WERE NOT HURT.
But Two OF the Bull Fighters Got Hoisted
into the AIR.

But Two OF the Buu Fighters Got Hoisted
into the Air
ALBUQUERQUE, N. H., Jan. 2l.-Thrse
weeks sgo Don Antonio Fuentez and some
celebrated bull fighters arrived in this city
from Mexico and Immediately made prep
arations for an exhibition. An appeal was
made to Gov. Thornton 10 suppress the
fights. The governor instructed the dis-
trict attorney and She sheriff 10 enforce She
law. Capt. Fuentez announced that no
blood would be drawn, but that the fights
would be vicious and exciting. Two thous-
aud people saw the fights this afternoon.
visitors coming many miles for the pur-
nose. There wets five fights. In the third
Don Cruzerore Zofo was tossed over the
head OF bull. In the last fight Don En-
rique limo got into a tight place and was
thrown into the air by a vicious bull The
bulls We not IN the least hurt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

'ThAfa fne tin can you have there"
remarked one anarchist TO smother. Yes;
but 10 has filled my mind with a new prob
lsn. Tin cans are rather scarce. you
know" Yes" And 1 oaa't make up
my mind which sort OF load b put IN this
one" what do you msHnF II don't
know whothsr 90 uss ~ for bombshell OF
aroWler er"-MashinRton Star.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

GurHRIE. Okls.. Jan. 2L-A dynsnits
bomb, charged With enough dInsmits to
blow up block OF buildings was found in
ihs olise Of the toSnsits board yesterday.
10 was a piece OF lead pipe three feet long.
pafty OF newspaper men tOok the deadly
instrument 20 she suburhs OF town aud
buit IRE over H. 10 exploded. tearing a
hole IN the ground big enouRh TO bufy .
horse In. aud the shook Was fels for miles.
IL 10 believed the bomb vas intended for
Gov. kenfrev and School Land Commis-
sionef Blinoos. ~ IL Was found In close
proximity 30 abe sxeeutiEs buildinga
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22
LYNCHING IN SIGHT.
Crowds Ont with Guns AFTER Two Bruta
Kavishsrs.

CROWDS Out win Guns AFTER Two brutal
Kavlshsrs.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 21.-A special 10 the Re
public from Aurora. Mo-. saws Nesr Yer.
non. a town hvs miles west Of this city,
Frisco Jacquin's 12-yssr-old daughter vas
dragged 20 the woods. tied 30 a tree and
ravished by two burly negroes. and WAS not
found until 4;30 this afternoon. She was
horribly lacerated. The hends are making
toward this city and parties are out in all
directions with Winohssters and shotguns
some are on n fresh trail aad II the men
are found they will be lTnched tonight. as
there 10 the greatest excitsment ever sKpe-
rienced in the city.
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o.srr. W. chna. 81. 80 w.ll.

PrutAnrurHA. Jan. 2i.-The condition
OF Geo 90 w. Childs is not 90 favorable
The following bullstin Was issued by Dec
tors na Costa and Leidy 80 n o'clock;
Nj. Chrds IL not quite 90 we'll to- might.
There has been some slight rise In his tsn-
perature Dr. Lsidy will remain with him
during the night"
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Mm ~ % rp.sl th. n..pps

CmcAoo. Jas. 2i.-At . meeting Of the
republican state central eommittso to- day
10 Was decided 10 sontsst ths constitution
slity Of the apportionment Of the legisla-
uEe. senatorial and congregational districts
OF Illinois BY the Last legislature. Ex-At-
was % be fled. 10 uill insist that ths ap-
portionmsnt does not meet the coustitu-
tional requirements OF equality Of popula-
tioa. oonpso,ness aud eontiguitT Of tsTTb
teri.
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FsIi Into an Amhu.h.

PANS Jan. 2l.-A dispatch from Tonkin
says detachment OF French troops. com
manded by Capt. Delaney. we're am
bushed by pirates whom they were pursuing
in the bush near Caihuih on Dec 8. After
the French entered the ambuscade. the
pirates fred vollsy on them, killing Capt.
Delaney. wounding three lte1tenants. and
killing or woundinR eighteen men.
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The nnrrl.r. m.r. nI.,urh.l

Kansas CRY. Jan. el.-Early this morn
ing the cashier OF the bank a. PArkvills
heard = strange sound in the hank aud gave
the alarm. When Investigation was made .
full bag Of burglafs' tools vas found on the
floor and tho robbers wee on the point Of
cunsummating daring robbery when dis
turbed. They escaped, but a suspest Is
nov iu the hands of the police.
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Bsrnhardt Made /. Narrow W Escape.

PARIS Jan. 2l.-It trsnspirss that Sarah
Bernhardt had a narrow escape from death
by poison while performing in her nsw
piece Izsil on Friday last. Her new Da-
honeysn servant. Kerim, who attended her
at Tshearsals. put some laudanum in her
cup of tea by mistake. BeTnhardt noticed
the strange taste before she drank enough
10 do her any se ious harm.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

NFw LoSpoS. Conn. Jan. 2i.-t noon
to-day the navy board finished its work an 1
announced the time o. the new srulssr
Montgomery ia her speed trial Friday.
Ihe speed awarded D. 10 0J6 knois and
brings her builders a bonns OF $4,000.
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came over to see the right

Nrw YoEE. Jan. 2l.-Amone the pssssn-
gers Of the steamer Etruria. which arrived
last night were Pony" Moore. father-in-
Law Of Charley Mitchell the pugilist. 40.
companying him are his wife aud Mira
Mitchell and her son.
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Wanted Another Notch on Hi. Gun.

DrSvra. Jan. 2L-Thomas Holmes Todd.
whose sentence for killing Patsy Desmond
In Ogden, Utah. expired but few months
ago. to-day shot Antonio Nandeu In a
quarrel over q woman. One bullet entered
Naudetrs face. intiotina a probably fatal
UrruuH
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

BmBoA, Jan. 2l.-A heavy gale has pre-
vailed in the bay during the last twenty
four hours and number of fishing boais
have been lost. Al least twenty-five fisher
men we're drowned.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

BUESos AYERS, Jan. 2l.-The Brazilian
government forces in lilo Grands do Sui
have arrived at Santa Anna. pursued by
the rebels. who made heavy levies upon the
Inhabitants, causing general discomfort.
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LOUISVILLE. Jan. 2l-fiie a. an early
hour this morning completely Guttsd abe
telephone exchange. Less estimated "a
SiOQ0o0, about half covered with insuf-
auos
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To Rsii... Her Embarrassment.

She her frst season ~ have been shut
up In a boarding school 90 long that feel
verJ awkward and timid In company. do
not know what to do with my hands"
He-'lll hold thor for ION -
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The Income Tar mn to eoi.ro-D.y.

WAsmsoruS, Jan. 2l-At a special meet
ina Of the democratic members Of the ways
aud means committee yesterday. the friends
Of the income tax carried a motion 20 re-
port the measure 20 the full COMMITTEES and
80 the house Monday.
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n Gov. oiloln.

DESvEh Jan. 2i.-EK-Gov. wn. onpin.
hrst governor Of Colorado. died yesterday.
lie was appointed By Lincoln In 1861.
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ST. LOUIS, Jan. n. Bat hasierson. in a
letter 10 tho ~. Louis Post Dispatch. states
that be picks Mitchell for sure winner
In the letter he says that in his opinion
Mitchell has been the victim % most IN
fair and unsportsmRnlike criticism az she
hands Of Corbett and his henchmsn."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-22

General MeIIinst Dead.
PANS. Jan. 2l.-Gsneral Emile Msllinst,
father Of the French army. is dead.
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..Deuvsr" smith to Challenge tn, wlnnsr.

.'Dsnver" smith to Challenge the Winner
DrNVth Jan. 2l-"Denvcr" Ia Smith
loft the city tonight for jacksonville. Flr..
90 challenge the winner Of tho Corbett-
Mitchell night. lie Was accompanied by
James Jordan, OF san FtanciGco. who will
back him against either Corbott OF Mitchell
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-07
law its mains io that city. For this the local I

lay it's mains io that city. For this the local gov
 ernment is 10 get its gas at 15 cents against Si
 per thousand for private consumers, and Is slso
 to receive 8 per cent. of the company's net earn ings The drop In gas weakened al the indus to so5s. on . report from the west that the com
 pany intended to advance the price of its product in toad two cents per gallon
 American Sugar fell aI4, to 7sss- and left of at 7S2 The decline was credited to the closing out of the short interestly recent made. In the ab- sence Of this demand the stock quickly receded, notwiths; anding current reports that the senate will make material changes in the sugar sched- uie when the Wilson bill comes up for discussion. Lead and Cotton oil were heavy, declining Ss to l4 per cent. The railway list, with rare excep- tons, was inclined to weakness. The loss was n, large, probably owing to the absence of any pressure to sell The decline in this group ranged from 1s to per cent and was most marked in the stocks Of the grain carrying roade. Northern Pacific pfd. recorded the greatest | loss Lackawanna jumped from i67Is to i69sf | closing at I69. The purchase of the Richmond | Terminal assets at public auction to-day by the
 re-organiz ation committee led to unusual activity l io the common stock, which brought sGsIs for
 6,0o1 shares. In the final trading the tone of the steady.
 Railway and miscellaneous bonds were strong. The sales were Sl,0S,00o.
 Following are the closing prices, reported by FRINGE q wHrTKLY. bankers and brokers, 4e Broadway, N. Y., and IS Center street. New Ha- ven, Conn.:
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compound has been prepared. New strength, new life, and new health comes to the whole system.
 Paine's celery compound is the result oi the lifelong study and experience of one of the ablest physicians of his day, Prof Edward E. Phelps, M. D., IL. D., o1 Dartmouth college.
 His experience was one of the largest, his scientific knowledge surpassed that ot any practitioner of this generation.
 Prof. Phelps first prescribed Paine'i celery compound, the remedy that gives strength to the weak, that makes the sick to be well, that gives food to the nerves, that enriches impoverished blood, that cures rheumatism, kidney complaints, liver troubles, and all diseases that arise from an impaired nervous system the remedy that is incomparably the greatest in the world.
 Thousands it has made we'll. Here is what Mrs E D. Butler of Cleveland, O., says:
 .'I have used Paine's celery compound for headache and it gives immediate relief had used several kinds of headache drops and powders and at last tried Paine's eel. cry compound, which helpsd me at once. think 1t is the best remedy for the nerves that ever tried, and have used several kinds.n
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-07
Electricity In Fish Slaughter. From the Invention

Electricity has recently been utilized for purposes of fishing. A net or aard- final, as it is called, which was nearly 1900 feet long, and is used for catching ssrdines, was taken, and an electric cable, with dy- namite cartridges at intervals of fifty feet was placed upon the edge oft. The cable was connected with an electric battery up- on the torpedo boat in such 8 way that all the cartridges might be fired aimuItaneous- ly. The net was let down at five In the morning in very deep water, and before this was done the neishboring fishermen had been asked not to go out, in order that there might be nothing to disturb the DOT poises. About an hour after the net had been let down, the porpoises came up in large numbers, and when a good many fish had b,en got into the net. there were about eighty just around 1t. The cartridges ver- then fired, and the explosion was so sffsc- tive that one on of the eighty porpoises escaped. while the boats in the vicinity felt no shook, and the water was very lit- tle disturbed.
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Patti as q Child.

From the Ladies Home JOurnai
 One day was sitting on our ont stoop with my big wsx doll in my .ms.- l was only allowed to have her to play with when I had been very good indeed, and she was the biggest, most beautiful doll in the neigh borhood, or that had ever seen, even in shop windows. AsI ga. there Adslina came towards me with her doll in hey arms. Sue stopped and said, Show me your dollyp I held her up and expatiated upon her beauties. I confess now that felt keen and wicked satisfaction that her doll had only . plaster head, and I knew, from sad experience, that it was the kind that got grimy and had to be wash- ed of with sweet oil occasionally, and very often had cracked head, and that she was altogether of an inferior class from my dolly. "Shs's pretty, isn't shep said Adelina. "She's beautiful" I said, hug Ring my treasure, for she was my very own child to me. "How much did she costa" said Adelina. "I don't know" I. said, Ca lady sent her to me from LondonI "See, her eyes open and shut" and l gave e vigorous yank to the long wire which was concealed under her petticoats. "Show me how her eyes gol" Adelina said. And after opening and shutting those very inex pressive black eyes several times, she handed her back to me and said , "I shall have one like her to night" My own eyes opened wide at this, and I said |, "How will you get her" "Ob, if Max don't give her to me quick, I'll scream" :"
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"The Hand that Rocks S the Cradle Rules the
 Worlds

The truth of that is generally admitted. Why discuss it? But is there not too much attention given the infant, too little the mother?
 A mother forgets self in her love of the child. She injures her health in maternal cares.
 A foolish course, but how nat. ural
 A mothers health must be pre-. served. JOHANN HoFF's MALT Ex- TRACT helps do it
 Harmless, nutritive, palatable, One dozen bottles will give as much strength and nourishment as a cask of ale, without being intoxi- eating or costly. It exalts the energies, stimulates nutrition, inn proves the appetite, and aids digestion.
 Sold everywhere. Beware of limitations. See that the signature of JOHANN HoFF' is on the neck label of every bottle. Insist upon the Genuine Johann Hoff7s Ex. tract. None other is "as good"
 Eisner & Mendelson Co.,, Head Agents, xsz and 1s4 Franklin St., New York, U. S.
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CHI LAM ELEONS.
Agent Thrall Says the HartEo I'd Mer- chauts M nat StoD Selling Them.

Agent Thrall Says the HartfO I'd Mer.
 chants Must Stop Selling Them.
 Hartford was late in being struck by the fad for the little chained cha,neleons as ornaments, and was somewhat behind other cities in having the authorities inter- fere with the traffic. But the interference has now come here, too. Yesterday Agent D. w. ThIall of the Humane society visited the three stores in Hartford where the sni- mals have been offered for sale, and noti- fed the proprietors te discontinue the traf- fc. One firm had already stopped selling them. Another had telegraphed to New York for another lot, but after the visit of MT. Thrall second telegram was sent coun- termandinR the order. The third firm yisited had but few on hand and prom ised to make no further sales. What will be done with the few now in the stores of Hartford Mr. ThralI was unable yesterday to say. Perhaps they will be given away to customers as means of getting rid of them. At any rate ehamsleons will soon be a scarce around here as they were be- fore the crszs bsgan.-Hartford Courant.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-07
Etnanctal.

The Market Yesterday Was Confined
 10 Four or Five sPecialties - The
 Changes Except in . Few Cases
 Were UnimPortans.
 NKw YoRx, Feb. s.-To-days market was con fiued to four or i've spsoialttss. The movement sf prices at no time was uniform, and the changes, except In . very few cases. were unim portant ehicsso Gas eclipsed all other stocks as the opening. irs price dropping a3S toe-ss. on advices that the Chicago city council had given the Mstropolftsa oss company the privilege to
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Loved His Alma Mater.

next to his home and family, loved his alma mater. He was an enthusiastic Yale man and attended all the reunions of his class and very other Yale event possible. He was president of the Yale Alumni as- sociation of Hartford, but was prevented attending the recent annual banquet in Hartford over which his son, Mayor Hyde, presided, by his enfeebled condition. He was always a host at any Yale entertain mont; his speeches the wittiest and his laughter the most contagious.