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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07

SHERtFf'S SALR-PRIsCILLA ID. CAMP
- bell plaintiff, " Albert A. Thornburgh,
Franklin 4. Wallace. Mary l.. Wallace. &. h ".
oster, Louis &. h. Lott a. assignee Of Franklin
D.. wallace. The utnver Investment and ank-
ing company. Limited, Robert &. Billings, de-
iendants.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court OF the First Judicial district Of tue
state OF Montana. In aud tor the county Of Lewis
and OiArEe, on the Sd day OF APRIL A. ID. iegA
in the above entitled action, whsrein Priscilla a.
Campbell, the above named plaintiff. OBJ aimed
Judgment ana decree u foreclosure ana sale
against the above named parties As defendAnts
on the 81 day Of pril. A. a.. l5yt for the sum OF
sl,lJ6.tb. besides interest, costs and attorneys
April. A, %. 1894 recorded in Judgment book
No. of said court A. page 2, / am com
handed &, sell all that, certain lot piece
or parcel Of land, situate lying anu being in the
kasterly addition 10 the cify OF Helsns. in the
county OF Lewis anu Clarke. state OF Montana
aud bounded and described as follows, to-wit
lightning a. a point IN the east side OF Beattie
street t six foet north OF tho southwest corner
of block number As Of the said kAatsrly Addi-
ton To the said city OF Helena, runnn NJ thence
east seventy five feet to point In an alley run
ming nurth and south through said block. hence
north along tho -west side of said alley twenty
six feet 20 point theuos west 6eFenty-hva feet
To point in the east SHE Of cattle street aud
thence south along O. . east d. OF cattle street
twenty six feet 10 the place Of beginning: sald
lot. Ilece or parcel Of iand being portion Of
Of lots numbered II and Il, In SAID slock nun
ber,d 5ia, according 70 and A. sad lots are de-
bttlbel upon TIE on clil plat OF the said nanel
addition. which plat l. now tie in tie man
her provided b. law IA tho office Of the county
recorder Of the said county OF Lewis and Clarke
4 ogether with AL and singular the tenements.
hereiiiaments and appurtenanoss thsreunto be-
longing OF IN anywiss aDpertAining.
Public notice Is hereby given. that on Wodnes-
day. this z5th day Of April. A D. 1884, at u
o'clock m. ~ that day. Al the front door OF the
court house, helena Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana. will, in osedienco to said order 81
sale and decree Of foreclosure and sale. sell the
above described pro eriy or 80 much thereof as
may be necessary 20 SATISFY said Judgment. with
interest ana Gusts, 10 the highest bidder for
caah IN hand
Given under my hand this ith dag Of APRIL
A. ID. 1891.
=, CHARLES y. CURTIS, Sheriff.
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SHERIrF's SALE ALICE FEIGHERY.
- plaintiff Va neo II CIV, MARY J. Pew. }.
n. zimmerman, J. Immsrmnn, the state OF
Montana. ". ,. MhittRker, Niiiam 4. . ullsr
I \. GODS, A. 4 lumber; eter v. irazer
and Nathan D. shepherd cO-partners doing busi-
ness under the trm name aud ,tyls OF rrazer a
shepherd. Joel r. hassstt and ". l.. iassett
co partners doing business under the frm name
aud style Of j. q. - sett 4 O.; John r.. Glass
aud ID. a. Mckweo; T. II Leslie and Arthur J.
raven formerly oo-pArtners doing business un-
der the hrm name aud style % Lsslis a Oraven.
aud MAGIC q MoDonA.d. defendants
Under and ~ virtue Of an ord Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale issusd out Of the
district court Of the first Judicial district Of the
state % Montsna IN and Tor the county Of Lssis
aud CLARKE. ON the ID dAJ u April 4 ID. lssi,
in the above entitled actiOn wherein lice
feEhery. the above named plaintiff. Obtained a
Judgment ant decree Of foreclosure aud sale
against the above name . rites a. defsndants.
on the 50 day Of April, A -. isgt for the fum
Of til3Llu. bee lee interest costs aud attorneys
fees. which said decree was. on the 3 day Of
April A. u. 1894. recorded in Judgment beck
handed to sell ali that certain lot piece 60 or
parcel u land. situate. lyinE and hoinE In the
.eAitle addition to the city Of Helens. In the
county 81 ioSis aud lark, state 81 MoBtaua
and bounded aud desorihsd a. follo-s to Wit.
b. east hair % lot numbered one hundred
and six li0ii. ia block numbered eleven 0n. Of
the said cattle addition 20 the said city % Hell
ems. the aid tract Of land having frontage on
1epth avenue Of twenty a. aud sir-tepths IN e1
feet. and a depth Of fesenty four and siHty a "
hnndrsths 10 - feet according 10 anu ~ do
rfflueA inA hiit ~ itAA 81 Ntls aAAa hhiueA
addition. which plat d. nos ON hie ia the mau-
ner provided by aW Ia tho ONCE % he
county recorder 81 the sad county Of Lewis aud
lafks.
loEethor with AL an aingular the tensments.
hsredifhmsnt aud AppuTtBnancea tuereunto be-
longing or n EuFwifs appsrtatninE
Iablic notice IL hsrebg gwen. that on " odues-
DAY tho 18th day % put a. 1891. II n
o'clock ~ 81 that day. 81 the front door Of the
court house HesuA iswir AMI iArhs county.
Montana 1 will 10 ubsdieuce 10 faid order Of ale
amt derros - furecln IRE and falf sell the aboFe
described property. or 90 much thereof ~ MAJ
L. recossary "a fatiffy faid Judgment with in-
isfest snd cusis 90 the kizhes. and best bidder.
for each boz hand.
Given under ny hand this ith day Of April
CHARLES ID. CURTIS. Sheriff
BJ FHED 4 HOES. Under sheriff
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The Independent, Helena. Mont

NDTiCE & FlCE OF COUNTY CLEHk,
~ Ls~is ana Clarke county. Montana Sealed
lids viii b. received ~ 90 ~ o'clock m
hursday, April =, ltai. for The grading % What
h known A. the v of creek Washout road. near
Wolf raak, AuutauA according 10 surv yur's
plat and report on Gle IN this office The board
q county commissioners reserve the right TO 70
ject any ~ all hida
ordar 81 the board
Is. IOOKER County Clerk.
Dated Helena March "a Iss1
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THE MARKETS


WV yoHF AIrh o.. Far silver. 62li.
copper Quiei. LAKE. 81 20.
Lea Qllst don est.c. slZl
speculation on t0e stock exchange va. con-
On 81 almost entirely f1 home trEdiny AZ tho
iellug The market vas urm aul active. frst
. ices made being a. rule higher taan closir z
fslres OF ya-terda., sugar aud Di-tiliuy being
the exceptions. op ling fraction lover an re-
osdins in early d -lugs. slile .hs ros- OF tie
A,t una or tte lead-r-hip Of Lad went ~ !
per cent to o. i1 The fret few miautss
Government honds tiru.
Petrol sutu- "a. dv. Anil closed At AZ r. bId
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Was Getting Better

and the absoess had already began to discharge
loss freely. felt stronger and had terrible
appetite Previous to this I had given up 70 die.
when had taken the second bottle was able
% SIT up and accordingly WIS not taken 10 tho
hospital ard the naal operation was deferred
Sos. have taken six bottles and the abscess
has entirely healed ! am well and " every
where Nv friends think it is % miracle 20 have
u.e restored CD thcm again so healthy and even
younger DO looks than before my sickness.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07

The Boston Society For the Prevention
OF pnupcrism made arrangements, many
years ago. f,'r snow shovcling on the occa-
sion OF thc great storms which sometimes
visit New England IA such time ~
that the railroad corporations are using all
their own force 20 clear their tracks, yet 10
is necessary for them at the same time 20
clear the streets ncar their stations, and
they need more force than thry have. The
system in Boston Is this. The society owns
a great number 81 shovels. ready Tor work
men SO soon as q heavy snowstorm
comes ora In tho night every unemployed
workman IN Boston knows that los going
90 The Headquarters ct this society bee may
receive work &C snow shoveling 90 the rate
~ an so a day. So soon ns 90 men appear
they have the shovcls given them, and an
officer g. dispatched 60 take them 20 some
nlace where work Is needed, So soon as
go more appear they are brigaded and car
riei Oh in the same way. At night they
return aud are paid by the society. In
this perfectly simple arrangement every
man Is sure ~ his work, aud the great es-
Adjustments which need 60 clear their side
walks are sure that Is promptly done. AZ
the end az the week the society sends its
bin 20 the various railroad stations, who
thus have no Inconvenience ia the arrange
ments Tor the work. while. ON the other
hand. the socioty Is not out OF pocket by
the transaction. The original purchase OF
she shovels Is the only expense thrown
upon the industrial aid.-Lend a Hand.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07
independent Book Coupon No. 2.

TwKNrY-FIvE CESIs and THREE OF these
No. 2 coupoas will entisls the holder to
THREE BOOKS from the list given shove.
Nos. Of the Three books Wanted. ............
Your Name. .............. ......'.''........
Postoffice.. ........''''.'.......
Mo-. Street State. .....-..-...,
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Pelvic Abscess In MY Side.

After an operation / did not improve tho alb
scess continuing TO discharge even more freely
than before. In two months time three opera
tons were performed and tubes Inserted 10 carry
on the impurities but all in vain. Finally 70
was decided that my life depended upon another
operation and that must be removed 10 the
hospital. About three weeks previous 70 this
I had noticed an advertisement In the Daily
News Of a case where Hoods Sarsaparllla had
cured a hoy somewhat similarly afflicted in
Trenton. y. J.. and decided 70 give IL q trial.
When the time decided upon for me 20 90 TO the
hospital arrived had been taking Hoods Sar-
saparilla about two weeks
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07

SITUATION wANTED-BY A COMPRTEN I
- dress "a Aker; terms reasonable Address Al
+. T.. this office.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07

MISC Ella bot
- 49, -~~~-~-~-~-~---~
WANTED iUei-E OI FMpI. Y,EST
On anI uHrt oi the state b. man With fIOO0
an rriersneas ios Ia Helena
~ lANlFAAfE POLICIES fDrsTD on
~ bought D. d.. tssusI. ksnats 3 B. No
N O. no THOUSAND IaI SH Up
"- fiHa 800. 100 tie hest uf GOA e. .fats
'.fi'1 Ati -teey auA tn~.r incrra Aldfe.s
.. poo if. irhof. ..
y y So sftIfNE DlNFfD r.
ZOO Ii.- ul.. i've reufs each. go and 500
bile o. cfnis a %. &c sal tUc slinrlasfsrs ~
fhaiH eacl. 81 AMI a. bllis - cent? sacu. sent
sfcufeg sealed on receipt % Price AdIrsas
IhAs. d. iarkof " ,. fsrugth street Atlanta
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An Almost Miraculous cure by
Hoods sarsaparllIa.

&C. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass;
beginning in February, %, ! was very sick
for two months. Slowly I got better but WAS
confined 10 my bed. A physician said ! had
H.I.,F- l.. RHu
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THE INDEPENDENTS
GREAT BOOK OFFER.

- To any one who will send ne ONE Of the
No. coupons ACCOMPANIED bv TIN
GEMS In. silver or ostage stAmrs We
will send ANY ONE BOOK 10 be selected
By Yourself from the list printed below, by
mail postage pispAi4s
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07

MUTATION WANTED WASHING, WOOL
- cas-. lace curtains and blankets a specially.
Corner sixth avenue and Rodney, stone build
ing.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07

HELP wANTED-FEMALE
WANT D COX Mhs. A. X. BARBOUR.
W ISL Lenox.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07

- man. good housekeeper, best kind Of family
cook. would like place with family VINO keep
two mere servants Address b NJ. this office
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07

tuiCf0n. april &C. sftle Iieoaiut-. Do 90
cad. market active. steady. prime 10 extra ma.
i've eir"fH. 81 lIn An medium. , 1Htft g. otf-
e.. ta.aI . cd. Texans. UJf.a 80
litgH lecel pt- 1860 head. market acti,n
DC higher closing stro x. rough. e. l5uAGO
"a ker- and mlTed. a. 5luA prime henvy
h-d bltcher- weights e. uUnau1. assorfl j
light e..u ff p Ur
-teep aud lambs Receipts. 10 90 head rnArke
"a her easr. but not lower. top sheen. 81 0lu
$50. TOP lamb- kaE4sf. ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07

slIUArION WANTED A WIDOW WOMAN
= with boy Of 10. would like situation either
o miRlng camp or ranch. understands keep
tng boarders. Addless lis South howie street
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O. A DAY WADE: STEADY EMPLOYMENT
d. guaranteed selling household necessity
And new, cheap kitchen utensil. sell on sisht;
salary or commission; particulars free, Clifton
suap Mig. 90, 1858 walnut street. Cincinnati.
OHIO.
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SITUATION WANTED A COMPETENT
y dressmAker would like saving BY the day OF
week all or address zUs Breckenridge.
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fIhTe q MONTANA IN add Tor IU0
C-@ county Of LOWS and tIarka
seal first ! this "a day Of hebruAfy On
3 Jud. dat. the year Of orr Lord one thous-
Court and eight hundred and ninety
49, touE
JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
II. g. MeIntire. attorney FOR plaintiff
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MIDWIFE

NJ ks ASNA kAk,TkDT. MIDWIFE 2g
f0fih iodueF ftfest nasna ndies
iron near ~ or afruadI awaiting confinement
anteod sN@'
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fmcA1n. April t-lt vas a Wild uproar To-
day u he wheat iit tirst there vac \ drop Of
'tc a. MAJ aEd then series & umu7 untl 81
Ia advance ~ and lafer -u den col Ia-se
q lh.c With = gaia n e. a. tas auI.
ofn AMI OATS received some benefit from TIE
ftreus' b ln wheat bat lost 90 al aaaiu
Provisions Ncra yeas and doll.
closing May wheat. o. corn gsEc. oafs.
uhcs pork. siisi %. lard $40. ribs - lgit
eceipta Is heat. tluI0 bl. cora. 28L000 10
cate Ila.J 90 bu
Nhaaf- CASH. f3ac. hsy. gtAo
r. ash, 1u'ac MAJ ri "a 10.
Cate Ash. SIC. Nay. uA.c
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SITUATIONS wANrED-rEMALE.

SITUATION WANrhD-Bf FIRST-t LASS
- JapAne.e COOS in hotel restaurant or private
family. understands both french and American
cooking, hftsen years experience. Address Jap
snese this office
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SITUATION MANTED-BY AGiRL TO %
- seaerAl houseworN IN small family. Address
L. M. this Once.
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Hoods siSssi1iInCUreS

cine regularly and we earnestly recommend
rH0f's s9rsaparilla" Mss MofLfF WENT
ta West Eighteenth Street, Chicago. Illinois
Corroborates the Above.
-f. T. Hood & Co.. lowell Mass:
"Dr1r slrs. ] am drug clerk and have sold
Nss Ioll8 Wcudt many bottles Of Hoods sar-
-Fur. .ila mad Dnu certify that she was cured iy
f..e 1880 OF li.' O. e.. bILLFHHECK, 30 West
....Irrrfh Street. Chicago.
hoods Pills euro liver MS iaundice, bill
l0usuess. sick headache and constipation. &c.
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SlTUATiOd WANTED-A GOOD SEAM
slress would like WORK By the day and will
make up ohildren's clothes 20 order ve.y reason
able. address reAmstress, this otiioe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-07

I OK sALE-A 81 HOLAksHIP IN ENGLE-
l. horns BUSINESS College. Apply At this
Office
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FOR SAIL FURNITURE THIRTY-FlGHr
l. rooms complete for sale cheap. together or
in sets cost Is; price. sl2 Herbert IS. Heed
& Co hontAna bank
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FOX SALE-M MISCELLANEOUS
-~-~-~~~~-~-~-~-~-~~-~-~
OR sALE-A FINE PAIR OF HORSES.
L good rosdstors. together with blackboard
and s0t harIe s. all a. JAckson's Music House.
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EUK sALE-AT PklYAIE SALE HOUSE,
Il hold goods Of every description. 40 Law
renee corner n adison.
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EOE ENT-WELL FURNISHED ROOM
near court house, 90 month. Apply as
Brosdvay.
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I.OR SAIL TWO MI n COWS. INQUIRE
l. TACO Harrison avenue.
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!, Or RENT FURNISHED Rooms, MOD
4 efn oonvenisnces. 81 south hodnoy St
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| OsI BUNCH or KEYS. RING MAHK
tooney hinder viii ts rewarded By leaving
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-18

The Bevier. Mo-, miners have declared
the strike of. and will return TO work.
Lillian Russell has postponed her trip to
Europe and is trying to compromise with
her late managers.
The Populsts Of the Sixth Missouri
district have nominated w. S. Missm er, of
st. Joseph. for congress.
Fighting between Indians and settlers is
imminent in the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
country, Indian territory.
Forest fires are still raging about Egg
Harbor, y. j. The little town OF Green
bush was destroyed Tuesday morning.
The trainmen on the Cincinnati, Jack
son d MackInaw railway Will strike unless
their wages are restored according to
promise.
Longshoremen rioted at 0swego, y. Y,
Tuesday night. Police quelled the disor-
der. though the Syracuse militia were as
sembled ready 10 move.
All those injured in the caissDn explo-
SION in Chicago Monday are recovering
except Private Maurice ODonnell, who
was frightfnlly burned.
Henry A. Taylor. New York banker
worth 50. 500 900, has been sued by has
wife, Elizabeth A. Taylor, for separation
on the ground of cruelty aud abandon
ment.
Charles Milford Mowbray, the famous
English anarchist, eluded the New York
police and immigration officers, and has
already taken out citizenship papers at
Newark, n. j.
The corn and -four exchange of Balti-
more has asked the senators and repre-
sentatives of Maryland TO unite in prevent
ing adjournment of congress until the
Nicaragua canal dill is voted on.
The summer institute in the interest of
Indian education. which was TO have been
held at Helena, Mont. JalY 81 and August
1. will be held instead al the Fort Shaw In
dian school. Mont, owing TO the superior
accommodations for visitors there.
Charles w. Bartlett. a Cambridge, Mass.
confectioner who was prosecuted under
the Sunday law tor delivering ice cream
on Sunday, has been acquitted, the court
railing that the ordinance under which the
complaint was made was illegal and in
operative.
The receivers of the Santa Fe roed have
petitioned the United States circuit court
at Topeka, Kan, for authority to borrow
$50 600 for the payment of wages. They
state that the deficiency grows out of the
loss of earnings caused by the unsettled
condition of business throughout the
country.
Washington K. Irving. q nephew of the
famous author. was supposed TO have
died at Escondido. CAL, the other day. and
his funeral was held. At the close Of the
service, after the friends had passed the
casket, a knocking was heard from with
in, and, the lid having been hastily re-
moved, Irving got up in a dazed condition,
but soon regaIned his senses fully aud was
taken home.
An electric storm visited Colorado Tues
day. james Burrell, boy, fishing in
Lake Argo. near Denver, was instantly
killed by flash of lightning, and his
body forced through the water TO the bot
tom of the lake, where ii stuck in the
mud. A 6syear-old son of James Brophy,
of Colorado CITY. who was walking under
a metallic clothesiine, was struck and,
when picked up, was found TO be badly
burned, totally blind and unconscious.
lie will not recover.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-18
Brief Tacoma News.

TACOMA. July 17.-Lspecial. Fifty
Tacomans took part in the interstate
''shingls bee today. and helped nail on
shingles. Congressman Doolittle has tele-
graphed that he is rushing bill through
congress to make the fair bonded ware
house for the convenience of foreign ex-
hibitors.
Franz Hickok, who has been acting as
deputy marst@l, has been removed to the
SteIlacoom asylum. He was an invalid
for time before becoming q marshal. and
the excitement and danger of his position
Frustrated him.
w. F. Halfpenny and George II. Board
man have been appointed to appraise the
estate of the late NJ. c. Sullivan.
Fire broke out this evening in a bale of
oakum in the forecastle of the Northern
Pacific steamship Victoria. There was
much smoke, out the vessel was not dam
aged materially. The origin of the fire is
unknown, but il is supposed TO have been
spontaneous combustion.
The trial of the officers of the suspended
Merchants National bank on charge OF
making false entries in the books has been
put .oyer for a month, on motion OF the
prosecution.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-18
NoRrHwEsr NEWS.

Horace l.. utter. the fugitive cashier OF
the First National bank of Spokane. has
escaped TO Central America.
Gilbert Dodge has disappeared from Hal
Ter City He was afflicted with Bright's
disease, and il is believed he committed
suicide.
]. II. Abbott, of Wilbur, is supposed TO
have committed suicide at Wild Goose
Bills ferry. on the Columbia river. by
drowning himself.
The PopuHst mayor of Spokane L. In
fun sympathy with the strikers. George
Turner aud other Republicans who voted
for him are Disguised.
Ex-Manager James Hopkins, OF the
Pouuist Washington Farmers Insurance
Company, has been sentenced 30 eight
months Imprisonment IN the county Iaii.
John ". strachan aad Mrs. Mary Cues
nal OF peet Greek. Spokane county, we're
married last week and we're ABOUT % leave
on a Wedding journey when two deputy
sheFifts arrested them Tor stealing prop
erty from their nei9aooEs.
Purchases OF Washington and Northern
Idaho cattle now being made for Montana
ranges will turn loose nearly quarter OF a
million dollars IN this section Mast OF
this money has already changed hands,
and the remainder viii have done so
within few weeks as faFthesS. -Spokane
Ecu6ss.
Charles HIpson. employed by Dennis
Shafer. on the SAIs0p. vas killed hy fall
ing tree Julv H. When the tree had been
partly cut off the wsigst OF II caused At TO
sp.lt ana break Cd he tree trnaE IN
falling struck Hgpson Ia the face, knock
ing him down aud rOllag dosn on his
BODY. pinning him fast 10 the groand. The
three hRd 10 ee sawed of before he coG4d
be released.
The body of a murdered man was found
on Weuatchse mountain last week with q
bnslethose IN the back The corpse Was
that q a man 40 years old, with bias <
hair. IL IS supposed that the crime Vas
committed eighteen months aga Iwo
men With team were seen on NenaTcaee
monntzsn, bGt only one drove The team 10
EiIrnsbaTg. There he absrdoned the
horses and wagon and lett the eeaasry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-18
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Strikers brutality beat a Monon train.
man ut Hammond, Ind. Tuesday evening
and we're dispersed by militia.
Mrs. Melinda Hayes, of Chicago, has
been arrested, charged with poisoning her
son-in-law, Attorney William Mlnard, m
order to gain his estate OF $1,000.
III. r. Barner. boss weaver in a cotton
mill in South Dallas, Tex, killed snper-
intendent A. H. NIckels and mortally
wonnded Nickels' son on Tuesday with a
knife. Barner himself was severely
wounded and may die.
In the condemnation suit of the Metro
poIitan Elevated railway against Million
are Warren Springer. ut Chicago, over a
strip OF land valued by Springer NJ 500, 600.
one of the Jurors. George Marmon, told the
iuSge that woman had called on bis
family aud offered bribe in Springer 5
behalf. intimating that the caller was
Springer's wife.
George +. Wentworth, young farmer
living near Mortified. Mass, attempted
10 murder his father. John Z. Wentworth,
AT their home Tuesday night, but met a
terrible retribution. Seizing gun. the
Young man aimed ~ ms fathers head.
The stock of the gun struck door, caus-
ing deafening report, and young Went
worth fell 20 the aoor fatally wounded