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and treats all acute and chronic diseases
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Any one suffering with Catarrh who
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yourself and family with it at home. 1t
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Bankrupt Stock from the Hyde
Park Clothing Store, bought at
Sheriff's Sale at One-Quarter its
Value.
Dissolution Stock of Broderick,
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Bill Introduced to Regulate tho
Practice OF Courts In Enter
Ing Judgments
IL Proposos 10 Make All Contracts
Payable In Legal Tender
Money
Practice Of Nations in the MAttGF OF Dis
oriminatinE Between Paper apa
Cola MONEY.

WARRINGTON Jaly -Iuslnsas oirelen
will DO inioFoslol IN a bill repo tod by tho
house committee on Judiciary. providing
that all contracts hereafter executed for tho
payment Of any aum Of money. whether IN
gold silver or coin. may be discharged by
any money which 10 ny Law legal tender for
the payment Of debts. Tho author Of the
moasore. Lane, Of Illinois. erpains'thAt IL
~ intended to iegulaie practice In the fed
ofai courts In regard 20 entering iudR-
mentr, and 10 preserve tho stability and
uniformity OF ccrroncy. The law ia now
that gold and silver coin aud treasury
notes are legal tender for the payment OF
all debts. public aud private. For private
transactions between individuals the law
makes both kinda OF money equol, and
Lane says neither courts nor private indi-
vidnalg have any right to nnnul
the Law. 40 the federal couFts
have done In holding that judgment
eau bo entered for ''coinsd dollars" for the
purpose OF nnnnlllnR the act OF cong ess
making treasury notes legal tender.
In England II was a felony to discredit a
coin of real money. The courts OF France
have hold thst parties cannot. by special
contracts. discriminate between the bank
notes OF the Bank OF Tinnce and coin
money. Seyersl state ooufts have passed
upon the question. and construed tbs Law
substantially rs II WAS hold by tho courts
Of France. II ia to the interest Of society.
sAys Lane. that money should be used In
business. but il is unjust that bo rowe 8
should, in addition to the risk Of business.
be held responsible for the fluctuations Of
currency. When the money OF the country
is loaned under gold contracts. then the
money power cnn increase its wealth by
forcing gold to a premium and compel the
debtor TO pay much more than the amount
borrowed.
A different view OF this question is taken
by the republicans OF tho committee except
Broderick, OF Kansas, nil OF whom voted
az inst the bill. w. A. Stone. OF Psnnsyl-
vanis, ssys the success Of suon measure
would be n menace TO the verY foundation
of business. Particularly would 1t be dis
astI ous 10 foreign dealings, and to CON-
mercial paper. Most OF the bonds of
muuiei alitiss, states and corpol stions. be
said, are payable IN gold coin, and under
such law thore would be no safeguards TO
prevent the lenders OF money. either indi-
vidunls or organizations from being paid
in depfeciated Gu rency. He regarded Il as
the outoronping OF free silver measure,
aud q step in that direction.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-15
A NEW MANAGER.
A California Man TO Take Charge OF tho
AnHcondA standard.

A California Man Go Take Charge OF tho
Anaconda standard.
The many friends OF J. II. Durston.
manager Of tho Anaconda STANDARD, will
regret 10 loarn OF his retirement lie has
been connsc,ed with the Standard ever
since its establishment. aud has made
many friends throughout the state. The
following from the Oakland Tribune OF fe-
cent date explains The situatioui
To-day W. Il. Bond ssvera his connec-
tlon with The Tribune to assume new busi-
ness relations In another state. NJ. Bond
was senate clerk in 1856 when he Joined
The Tribune staff. and for yeats past he
has been its business Manager. He now
leaves 10 become the manager OF the STAN
dard. o. Anaconda, Montana. which Ia the
leading paper in that state, The Standard
10 owned by n wealthy syndionte and has n
daily circulation Of over 10000. Tbs COM
pany owns she building which II occupies,
and bas a special train service OF It's own
covering the entire state.
"Mr. Bond 10 remarkably bright and capa-
bic, and is an excellent business manager.
lie has nlso the faculty of making friends.
and afteF making them. the rarer faculty OF
being able TO keep shem. He is a man of
the stricttst integrity. and, while regrettinR
the severance OF his relations with the Tr-
bune We congratulate the proprietors OF
the Anaconda Standatd on their good for
tune In securing his services. During the
eight years he has been with the Tribune.
his relations with the office have been pleas
ant. and be has enjoyed the good will and
confidence OF every one connected with the
establishment. In leaving the Tribune. he
carries with him the good will of oil and their
best Wishes for his success in his now field. "
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TELEGRAPnlo BREyITIES.

Kansas CRY, July H-lIoQau and his
in iustrials left by river to-day for 81.
Louis.
Ilospos. July 10. The Cuuatd Steamship
oomp pauy has cut the sieefage rate 10 the
United States down 20 $40.
ST.. PErLRsnuRd, July M-OnO hundred
and seventy -oue new eaaoa OF cholera and
iifty deAtha from disease have been re-
orted here.
wnKEuNa, W. Va, July lt.-1he rom-
nants of kolr's industrial army we're ar
rested anu sentenced to-day, en- masse. ~
li.toeu days IA tho workhouss.
TorFKA, July i,-R j. Sloat. president
OF the local A. Il. D., has been nominated
~ acclamAtion by The populists for repre-
sentative Of tho Topeka oiiY district
KANaAs Crr, July h.-Dr, Carver "a.
dar won the last OF the series OF 1.-Two pigeon
shoots with ). A. x. Elliot. OF Kansas City,
and thus takes the match. Carver killed
ninety-sK birds 10 his opponents ninety
four.
Cmolao, July IA Chicago g. Brooklyn
8 H., ST. Louis ., baltimore Z. Cleveland
10, Philadelphia Z, Cincinnati IL. noatou
~, piltahutg o, New York % Iouiayile @.
Washington ..
HouoKrN, n. j., July it-striblng iial-
iana on the new boulevard throw atonoa nj
tho pollos to-day. The policeman Auder-
sou, fatally ahot ono Italian. Tho mob
then quoted kown.
CtAaEsymLL Tenn, July II. News
renchod hefe from Dickson county that
masked mpn shot William Bsll. nlins Dew
q negro. lilo wAa barn burner aud aua-
poelodsof many cT,meA
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NOT THE FAyORIrE.
Henry Young Beats the Favorites ana
Breaks a Record.

heury tOung BehH the fhNorites hhu
Breaks a Record.
CHICAGO. July A.-Henry Young, nj ff-
teen to one. won the Columbus handicar.
beating the best lot OF horses that hhs
faced a starter this season. Cash Day and
Yo Tambien ran on nearly even terms In
the lead for mile. then Henry Young
raced by them and won by a length in
1851. second and quarter fasto, than
the record for a mile aud three sixteenth
IL was not a popular victory and there were
few to applaud Clayton as he rode back Ia
the stand.
Five and half furlongs-f'lying Dutch
man. Kitty Give. Tough Timber. l:O7si;
six furlongs-Lindolette. Lawyer. Nolado a.
l;l4lG; Columbus handicap. mile and three
slItssnths, net value TO winner Sll 500
Henry Young. lo Tambon, Cash Day,
l:5S<; mile and one siKteenth-Linde,
Strntnmeath, Prince Carlo. l;4Gls; mile
Senator Irbv, Flora Tho nton. Loudon.
1a09S; six furlongs-Pop Gray. Chhrmion.
Ethel Gray. l:l0l6.
Nrw YoRK. Su,y The grand stand at
Brighton beach was packed TO. day. and il
was frIghtfully hot. The track was dry
and fnst.
Mile nnd three furlonrs-Msry s.. Tiny
Tim, Harry Alonzp. lib6; six furlonRa-
Stonenell, Flo'enoe. Micniao Queen, l:i6i
lve furlongs-Jes Tsfal. Kipg Cod,
Golden Gate. 1;O3i4; milo and ons-six-
teenth-Sir Walter. Comanche. Gold Dol
lar. liisli mile-Chant, Arab. Capt T..
la2 3-6I stospleohass, short course-St
Luke 81 John, Japonica. 3OGA.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
Two isune Wemrn Assaulted bf rhlaes'
determination af Whlfoa,

determination ef Whites,
vIcroan. u. G., duly N.-llone Kona
papers. arrived BY sisaaer ylctofla. ohron-
iolo aofioua attack uron two isdieae % the
American p.eabyieglau mission ~ Canton.
June II. az lAali Of whlch ~ Ia
aihied. one u tho ladioa mar lie
Miss nomler and Mics iiaiseratans ars
tho names 0f the anioflunAis missionaries
Of mefeg, whoso mleh0p waa eololy d1a 10
their Wletakeu mlnlatfetlonn. 1hoy we're
walking In llouam In the afternoon aad
came Aer0au q Chlnaman, eylaoutly In dslne
condition, BY the aida ~ ioan. Wllh
tender care thoy raiaod him and procured
cnp of ten while one ~ the Indies appllsd
her atnsllln0 ealm 90 The men's nohilils And
convofsod with him.
They revived tho mao 90 " 10 enabis hlla
70 walk q few yards With support bat whils
conveying him on sapAn, alth the lutan,
il0n ~ placing him A. q hospital a0mo of
the Chlntns Who had Qathsfed RlOnnd aaksd
u anything had been Administered 10 hlm
~ lhe foreign womcp."
Wheu they-leafned that aomathluR had
been done for tho unfortunate mnn thpg
speedily made demonstrations OF resent
rneut, and. uuhappily, "a thls moment ths
object OF the ladiia' attention expired.
Instantly they ~oie tmbrollod IN = wofdy
alteration with the surrounding mob. and
iu mOment Or two tho Indignation OF ths
efowd Vputqd liaelf With brutal violence.
Alisa Ben er escaped nakod aud bleeding
hf,er receiving a stab Ia the thigh. so a
friendly Chinnman's ahop, b1s 10 looked
desperate Tor Mlsa HalsoFntone. who. tofn
aud wounded, wnt rndeny0rlne 10 roach
the customs atntion close al hand.
Fortunately J. II. barton. ono Of tho
officers at the station, observed hsr
pIedicAmsni. and marrying 10 the
scene, was able TO rescue her
Shortly nftetwhrd O. A. Forsyths ar
rived With party Of ooetoms officers. and
reaeued Niss Bsmlsr. who was In the Chi
naman's shop. Ia momontary danger OF
being attacked by the enraged nativsa out
side. Tho mob followed. howling and
hooting. until the mission houss was
reechod.
Miss Bomlsfs wound has since given her
trouble. while her oompaplon has COM
pletsly collapsed under the mental strain.
and lies at the point OF death. The snalr
has eansoi much e1citemsut and M
Shamen approximations Of fufthor trouble
arc sntsrtainsd. 40 much so that the II itish
gnnboat Rather has bsen anchored close 10
the shote TO DO ready should omcl Ronoy fs-
quige II 10 protect the white Residents
Chinese superstltions connect The mission.
aries with the appearance OF the plague,
aud their priesis arc preaohine ths extcfn-
inAtion OF white crusaders
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Anu-de~uft Law.
Copyright. 1894. BY tho Associated Press.
BEnIN. July 1.-The csntrist party ID
furious at tho bundesfhth's rejection OF ths
reishstsa's nntl-JsGuit law. aud thrs1 tens
the government with all kinda OF rstAlia-
tion at the next session OF the roiohstac.
The Catholic congress at its session In
August will decide upon tho general atti-
tude Of the oentrist party In view Of the 40
zion iuat taken by tbs bundssrath.
Strict measures src being taken oo ths
frontiers OF Germany 10 exclude cholera
from this counfy. Six cases we're found
near Warsaw dufiu9 the past week. They
are being isolated aud no sppfehsnsion sx-
lists.
Tho boycott innueurntod By socialists
against certain brsverics 10 vaKsd ~ Wildly
az ever. The authol ities are assisting We
brewers BY removal Of the prohibition
against soldiers Waiting beer aAvdsns frs-
Quented hv socialists. All tho bsevefk>1
OF north Gsrmsny ars forming league In
order 10 fght the socialists.
Novelties OF The maneuvsrs will BE- 90
experiment. with the reduced weight deld
kit. designed By the emperor. Who Will sf-
sonnlly command the daylight cavalry
maneuysra. Empo or William has decided.
aRainst the advice OF many prominent Ren-
erals. 10 reintroduce tbs light bayons>
which tho infantry carried attached 10
rifles upon all occasions except vhsn on
march since tho introduction OF Qaick
d ing guns bnyonot charges have been
T. gaI ded es almost otsolele.
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The stats OF Trade.

NV YoRN, July lA-BrAds,roees says
there we're 22l failures in th0 United States
reported thlA week Agaiuat l6i last week.
AMI g93 In tho second vosk Of July last
year. and lGd In that week two years ago.
Il. q. Duu A Co.'e weekly review Of trade
says du!lnesa Ht the west and south Affects
the woolen manufacturers, but clothiefa
have postponed orders 30 long that their
efforts 10 eet the goods thoy now have give
a better tone SAlos OF wool for the week
were 3,3s6.0O0 pounds. against S,Gi8 700 last
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wouian,, rrae,,oo an snnd.,.

OMAHA, July h.-Findings OF the eour,
martial tlAt tried Private CedAiquiAt. Of
the Second infantry, for disobsyins oriers
90 perform target practice on sunday, were
made public to-day. Ceiarquiat was found
month OF his pay for tho same period.
Owing 90 the peculiar nature OF The crime
the sentence was reduced 20 two months
imprisonment under guard M Fort
OmAha.
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DON'T CLEAR FOR NICARAGUA.
Important warnine to Inter. Mountain
Vessel Owners.

Important warnine to Inter. Mountain
Vessel Owners.
WASHINGTON, July l4.-The treasury de-
partment to-day issued the following cir
oular; ITO collectors OF customs and 9th
ors; This department is advised by the
secretary of stnto that he has received a
communication from DR.. Guzman. Nieat-
aguan minister al this capital. stating that
on instruction exists IN Mosquito "trip.
participated in hv Americans, and
shat the governments OF NicaraRGa
fohra ths insurgents will be aided
bg the arrival men from the united States.
Your attent.5h 10 Invited 10 she neutrality
laws embodied in the revised statutes OF
tho uaite1 States. and you are inatTuotel !
10 cause their Observance in your district
md to detAin any vessel departing or at
tempting 10 depatt from the United States
IN oontiAyention of the provisions OF The
statutes. (Signei).
Nv. h. CURTIN, Acting Secretary"
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sesndnl.hinnrnr Itsi,nh.h.

WaunNoroN. Jolly B,-The acua,s pro-
eeedinRs we're devoid Of interest, the only
thing relieving tho general monotonT being
peraonal explanation by Allen. A 70.
contly published newspApsF charged the
Nebraska senator with being lntoxicate !
and indooofooa In hia conduct laeg Ines
dn,, which Allan denied. AZ the aamo time
Allen arrsigBod the fabfohtor OF tho atofy
As "an agshsaln Of personal character. aud
moro dangerous 70 tue happiness and well
fare OF She community than Rn AMY with
bauuNTsh
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icppytiebtoL 1891, By tho Associated rrss<l
CoIoN Jnly lf.-Advicss received bore
to-day from Com ihland, tho spo, said 70
have bson 80 much coveted BY England.
say q aelloua sncounteF haa taken place
between British subjects. residents OF the
island, aud Nicaraguan troops. The Brit
ieh, ID IA added, defeated The Nicareguhn
soldiofs, and caused the governor OF Coru
islnnd 10 fiy 10 tbe forest for friuec. Tho
British. II also appears. seized upon NE
Nlcaragunn Rovefnment 0hees Hnu uvyn
Nicaraauan nuea This 40 onreRod ihs
nativoa that thcy obtained arms and suc-
ceoded In restoring tho governor Several
were wounded on both aides In enoountsts
which have taken place. Martial Law has
been prOoinlued.
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WAsnmoroN, July M-AitoT passing The
bill for the construction Of bridge aorosu
tho Miasiaaippi At Eagle Point. Dubuque,
the house vent into oommitios OF tho
whole 10 consider tho bill To- the creation
OF a fetirsl list for disabled officers OF tho
rovenu0 marine service CLARK, of Mia
sOuT. continued Lit oppostion. lie do
ciared the civil service system the
monumental fraud Of tho century. mot
ton Ia this house, ho said. ''could ataud
lhe examination fof 500 cioTkship.
Why, they asked ono mnn how many
British aGidlefa Woro sent nero dufing she
revolutionary whr. Tho applicant replied
that hs did not know tho exact numbnf,
but he knoW a dnfned sight more onme oSei
Than Wont back" LaughtsLl
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STRIKE NOTES.
Evids ness Of the Tis-up disappearing In
Many Places.

Evide ncss OF the rls-up disappearing In
Many fiaasA
OopnN July lL-A Southern Paoiic train
left mere for San ffsn0isco In two aeotioua
al four o'clock yesterday afternoon, undef
protection OF United states troops. Tho
train carried all delayed passengers and
many tons OF mail that bad Accumulated
during the strike.
Er. Loufs. July li.-Au trains are now
arriving and departing on time, William
Buck. william Wegtropc, u. A. Roberts,
A. j. Rnbeck and Dick Brown, 10 mcrly
Missouri Pacific hrsmen have been nr-
rested for causing laat evenings switch on-
gine wreck.
LlxWoroN, Inly H.-Jhmes Murphy,
chief OF the A. II. IT, IN Kentucky, ieaoiyed
a tolsa nm from Eugene v. Debs ordering
all members Of the oider 10 atrihe. lho
men refused 10 90 out.
WMEHMucoA. Nov, July u.-Four trains
and an engine arrived hero To-day FROM the
east. The mail cars contained oil the de-
layed mail which has accumulated at Og len
during the strike.
TACOMA. July 14-Tho Notthern Pacific
ia now asnding out trains on thia division,
this being tho fret time the entire sefylo.
has been maintained.
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PACIFIC H. IL, DEBTS,
A Plan for Paymont Agraod Upsn In
Commition.

Plan for Payment Agraod UpSn In
Oummitioa.
wAEuNoroS. July H. by meeting
which lasted all day tho house committee
on pAoldo railroads was able 20 hniah the
problem which has engaged 10 through the
session ana TO roach a practical agreement
on q plan for the settlement OF the debts OF
the Central and Union Pacific. The
bill which will bo reported will be.
In ite main features. the QUE intro
duced by Chairman lsilly, With some i'm
pOrtnnt amendments. I be time for settle
ment of thn debt To tho governments Ia fixed
At 0ftv Yeas, somi.a animal paymenta in
liquidation OF " 60 bo madei interest Is 10
be ht the rate of three po' osnt, per annuui,
1he principle amendments adopted to-dag
weio IN tue dirsotioa oi mailing ifOnolad
tho governments hold upon the ptppertY
and inanfing II from loaina any OF iie rights
by tho now arrangements.
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Largest .. ossaa Cables.

ST.. JouHs. N. H.. July lA-1hs c>hls
steamer Britannia. Capt. Kennedy, arrived
at Hearl'o Content, saaport Of Newfoupd-
land, on the southeast aide OF Trinity
bay. July z, from London. having
on board about $50 miles OF cable.
the shore end Of tho new Anglo-kme' 4
can cable. The britannia wac followed on
Tus sday by the scotia with tho deep-oex
section Of the cable. Tho Britannia. after
receiving a auppiy OF coal. will start 90 ias
tho cable. shofa aud outward. Hho will bo
accompanied by tbs Scotia, which, when she
receives the end Of the Gable To DO sphced
from the Britannia, will begin 20 pay ont
her cargo OF cable, the britannia
meautims proceeding 10 London "a rsceivs
the hnal section. returning In time W meet
the Scotia. when the great job will DO CON-
pletod. The new cable 10 tho largpst In She
world. aud considerable interest hne becn
manifested In tho completion Of the work.
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NATIONAL ARBIrRArIoN.
Springer Introduces a Bin to Estab
IIsii IL.

Springer Introduces a Bill to Estab-
IIsh IL.
WASHINGTON. July H.-Reptesenta tive
Springer has introduced u bill 10 create n
national board OF arbitration. which fol-
lows in It's main features suggestions on
tue subject in President Cleyeland's mes
sage OF 1856. The board is 10 bo part of
the department of justice. and is to consist
of three members appointed by the presi-
dent. OF two appointed members
aud tho commissioner OF labor. he
members sha / hold office for elk
years. at salsly OF 5000. They are TO
bo omp overed TO settle controversies be-
tween railroad or other companies engaged
In tho transportation of property or pas
sengers among states, or TO foreign nations
and their employees which differences may
binder the transportation OF property. pas
sengers or mails. II is proposed the boRrl
shall have power TO investigate all differ
onces. whether called upon or not, AM re-
port to the president.
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New iiloyoie Records.

BosroN July M. r. Bliss. known
among cyclists as "Pinksy" Bliss. Of Chi
cngo. succeeded In lowering the records for
n mile, both standing and lyinR start. at
Mhltham this afternoon. lie also broke
the record for two-thifds and thfee-quar-
tsrs OF mile. The two latter records were
smashed IN the last part OF the dying mile.
Nat Butler. OF Cambridge, was also sue
cessful IN his onslaught on the one mile
record for class A, Fldiug the mile In
2;ui 20.
Biss made mile Ia TWO mina.es flat.
breaking thO previous record OF 2;09 . o
held by Harry Tyler OF Springfield. Mass.
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COMING. N. Y. July h-while Mrs.. W
p. Barron, of Addison. aged Go years. was
out driving in company with her daughter.
the horse became frightened and ran away
she attempted to jump. but her dress
caught in one of the wheels and she
was dragged quite a distance over the
rough ground. Her clothes wore torn
from her body. and when her daughter
reached her aide she was dead. Mrs. Bar
ron was the mother OF DR.. w. L, Barron. Of
Addison. and OF the wife Of Judge Me
Lsnnan, OF Syracuse.
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rARIrF coNrEnENcn.

some Items Agreed Upon by the Con-
forces,
wAsuNoroS. July 1.-THE oonferses on
the tarlff bill have agreed on tho following;
Tho pottery Ihts la increased tive per cont,
making them the same M The house bllli
glassware 10 reduced 10 tho hoaao rates,
The common schedule Ia scaled down about
ave per cent from the senate rAioa. Tho
woolen schedule n brought down cons dor
ably, making 10 moro m accordance vii
tho houge rat0s lho honua rate OF 81 on
wrappers Ia the tobacco schedule 10 not
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puBtiN. JuIY iL-0DOnsvau nossa was
received enthusiastically yesterday BY shs
people and authorities Of Nsnsgh, la ~
sponss 70 several addfesaea Of aymfeihy
and oong, alulaton. no spoke "a length n
Ifuland's present condition aud hopes OF
the iutnre.
After tweniy-ulne years Of impflsonmsnt
and baplahmant ho said, ho found his
anlrlt unehanaed. lie hoped that thp lfl1h
soBld esl hone frle. aud that they would
got 10 penceaDlyi ~ noi psoceablt, then
Otherwise They were trusting hneiIeh
pfomisos, and he hoped shat Tor oncs tblss
PROMISES would Do kept
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-15

SAN FRlNoIsoo, July lL-rWenty small
dwellings, and two human lives we're do
s,roJed IN n hie that broke out on North
beach shortly before noon to-day. The
housoa wore tho homes VI many poor fam
tiles some OF whom lost everything The
t0tnl property loss 10 estimated at fbOuOO.
Two little aona OF Mrs. Il. L,dickeF ugod
two and four years, were bnfnud to d efisp,