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WOMAN HANGS HERSELF.
Mrs. sorcn Hnnson's Dead Bod.
Cut Down by Her Son.

PERTH AMBOY. N. j.. Sept. 6.-Mrs
Soren Hanson, aged thirty-fve years
and the mother of six children, hanged
herself last night while temporarily in
sane. Her husband is in Springfield work.
ing for Perth Amboy firm, and word
was sent to him. He will be home to-
day.
Mrs. Hanson spent yesterday after
noon with a neighbor, and there was
nothing in her manner that would in
dictate she was insane. She did not in
dictate that she contemplated suicide. Her
eldest son, nine years old, found her body
swinging to and fro In the old wood
shed back of the house.
The Coroner was notified, but he de-
cided that an inquest was unnecessary.
The body was delivered to an under
taker, who will prepare it for burial. The
boy who found the body cut 1t down be-
fore giving an alarm.
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WANTED IN CHICAGO.
The Alleged Badger" WORKERS ia
Appear Before Gov. Flower.

Justice O'Brien, OF the Supreme Court.
to-day dismissed writs of habeas corpus
Issued last week for Annie Belmont.
Charles Belmont. Kitty Raymond and
William Raymond, who were arrested
at the Grand Central Depot last week
upon their arrival from Chicago.
The arrest was made upon telegram
from Chicago, charging the quartet with
having secured 5000 from a wealthy
Kansas City merchant by means of the
badger game"
The prisoners were then taken to the
TombS Police Court, where they were
rearraigned before Justice Grady.
Detective Lotus, OF the Chicago Cen
trail Office, with Detectlve-Sergt. Valley,
OF his city, was present IN court with
requsition papers from Illinois. The
prisoners were discharged Into the GUS
tody of the detectives.
Gov. Flower sent word to Inspector Nc
Laughlin to produce the prisoners before
him at the Gates House, Syracuse, to-
morrow afternoon.
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SUICIDE IN A SALOON.
DisEraeed Montreal Man Shoots and
Kills Himself.
lBy Associated Press.l

10y AbeOcIHtSu TrtsBJ
MONTREAL, Sept. &C. A. LAPEL
leur, aged twenty-four years. blew his
brains out last evening in the back
room of Chaboillez Square saloon. In
August, 1893, Lapeilleur, who was a
clerk in the City and District Savings
Bank, robbed that institution Of several
thousand dollars and fled to Chicago.
His father sold what little property he
had and made good the banks loss.
The disgrace weighed SO heavily on
him that he died In the November fol-
lowing his sons crime.
Lapeilleur returned to the city, but
was not prosecuted. His career was
ruined, however. and he has been out
of work ever since.
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Judge Priest to Qualify.

10Y NbbOCIVItu
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6-General' Attorney Sam
Priest. OF the Missouri Pacific system, has ten.
dered hts resignation to Vice-President Warner.
He will qualify tomorrow Judge Of the
United States District Court for the Eastern
District Of Missouri. 10 which ONCE he was re-
Gently appointed.
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Accidentally shot His Brother.

IBy Associated Pfess
ACME, Fla. Sept 6.-Mss Ella Durancs shot
her brother Willie In the breast last night in
dicting mortal wound. John Tllls, Ella
lover was at the DurBnce home, and the young
lady was playing with his pistol when it was
the bullet striking her brother.
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Found Dead in u Nurrcry.

Kate FITZGERALD. twenty two, of sol Canal street
employed in the nursery In the Chldrens Hos.
pitAl, Fifty-seventh street and Lexington ave.
nue.. was found dead there at o'clock this morn
ing.
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Half Rates TO Pittsburg.
Excursion tickets via Pennsylvania Railroad
Sept. to IA, good to return until and including
Sept. %, account u. A. n. -
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TIE TRADE REYIRW

Encouragement In the HEAVY BuylnE Of
Wool.
NV NoRA. MAJ 4.-R. G. en- 4 Co. q
weekly trade review o-morroW will sa /:
The point Of encouragement 10 tue heavy
huying Of WOOL amounting 90 e. 492 600
pounds for she week at the three chief
markets. against 4. $40. 900 last year. April
sales we're y, s3s. 95s loands against Is 79s -
80 last year AZ these sales havs for years
been ia steady relation 20 the general con
sumption OF wool. 70 10 faif 30 infe- that In
spite OF uncertainties as TO lhbor aud ns 20
legislation. consumption will continue for
some weeks az least Failures this vesk
have been 233. against PIG .ast year.
NEW YoRK. MAY 4.-Bradstreers review
OF ths state Of ado tomorrow will say:
The amount Of general merchandise
throughout the country IL smaller In
volume. Spring trade is I'm shed. and or
oars for fail delivery are With few excep-
tons not meeting expectations. JobheTs
in leading lines at most OF the cit Is report
sales. almost without exceptions. as OF q
hand-to- mouth description. Transactions
IN wool have siackened and the prices Of
some grades are weaker.
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Tns SCIENTIST.

Under a certain pressure an solids dow
/ like liquids
The metals which hsvc been proved by
astronomical science 60 exist in the sun arc
iron, sodium, nickel, copper, zinc and ma
rium.
The axe Of whales is ascertaincd by tho
size and number Of lamium OF the whale
bone which incr,aso yearly. Agos of 300
and 500 ycars have hccn assigned Ia whales
from these indications.
Most startling Is the Idea attributed 20
Mr. Edison that unspokcn thought may be-
rccorlod by electrical apparatus applied to
the Uranium and either pcproduced &C
pleasure or transmitted 20 another person.
The bacillus OF chronic rheumatism has
been tracked down. isolated, recognized aud
reproduced by Professor Max Sohuler. Il is
said TO be short and thick, with bright gran
ulatious which can easily be shown up by
dyeing with aniline.
In calculating exact time AZ the national
observatory az Washington the astronomers
do not, A. Is generally supposed, use the sun
a. a basis for their calculations Their de
auctions are made only from the relative
position Of fixed stars
Sir Robert Ball. the eminent English as
tronomer, in s recent lecture la Leeds, EN-
phatically asserted that the planet Mars is
inhabited ID was, be said, impossible for
men TO live there. but creatures Of some
sort exist on that distant world.
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Independent Book Coupon No. |.

Ne 1.-The Old Mamselle's Secret By Z
Mhrlitt.
No z-bllnd Fate. BY Mrs. Alexander
No "a warrant Wife. ~ Florence Warden
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Savage beasts even in their native Willis
sometimes recognize an act OF kindness
and show their gratitude by tho most un-
mistakable signs, remarked Thomas
Maynard, an old sea captain
a number Of years ago the ship which
I then commanded was becalmed OF the
coast Of India and taking a boat load OF
men went ashore in search u fresh water
Tn some way ] became separated from the
crew. and In wandering around was good
deal startled AZ coming directly upon q fun
grown tigress. Much % my surprise. the
beast did not make any hostile dcmonstra-
tions toward me, but crouching on the
ground looked steaGiastly first at nay face
and then az tree a short distance away
For time ] could not understand this
conduct. ana not daring to run FOR fear She
would overtake me I stood rooted 10 the
spot
g. Presently the tigress arose and walked
70 the tree, looking backward as she went.
On turning my gaze aloft ! SAW among
the branches II the trco what caused the
evident solicitation OF the tiIruss. There,
perchcd iu one of the limbs Sat "a big bah
Don With two liitlo tiger cubs in it, arms.
Having an az with me. ] started to cut the
tree down. tho tzrc-s watching me intent
y all the while When The tree frll and
the three animals with IT, The tivra.s
bounced upon the babuon aud with great
fury despatched So. After gently cares ing
her Offspring -ne turned to mcwith % look
which plainly expressed her thanks for the
? rvic- Lad rerderod her She then dis
IN the forest, her two cubs frot-
ting behind her st. Louis Globe Demo
cfar
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FRrII OLE PROTECTION.

Gathered by Those Who sowed the xvii
seed.
scorrsDArE. Pa, May A riot ooourted
a. the painter works Of the MoClurs Coke
company a. SIX o'clock this morning. The
company made an enort So start this and
other plants tuesday, end TO-DAY she
women determined 90 drive ths "black-
logs" from work With tin pans. cluhs.
coke forks and brooma They marched 90
the coke yards. sanford white, mine
superintendent Ewing h. koddN. book p
keeper. and a lot Of deputies we're on rusrt.
A shot was hrei 60 scare the women. IN o
then men rushed 90 the scene. White
oreued fire on she crowd. which numbered
over 100. AZ the nTst NE three men Tell
wounded. one shot through the thigh, one
through both legs aud she third in the neck.
The women carried OF the wounded snd
the infatuated men SCI upon White ana
Roldy. White WAS beaten over the head.
Knocked down. kicked aud bruised about
the body. Ills recovery - yer, doubtful
A big Hungarian had White down AMI was
standing over him with an AZ. when be was
knocked down bv James Tori. the store
clerk Roddy was ne first thought 80 be
badly injured, hut be escapet With only
slight bruises.
While all this was going on she deruiits,
who had begun 60 use their Wholesalers,
shot one woman. who 10 said 20 be dying.
IL is now believed thatst least sixteen mose
were shot There Is Csest excitement
throughout the entire region. Tho striksas
are becoming desperate, and mobs are IS
semhling At various points 90 raid the plant.
nvLcru. MINI. Nav 4.-Marshal Foe
tired 60 suppress disturbance among
some striking miners at Mountain Iron
this evening whom Mat hatson threatened
lu with revolver. The marshal
promptly shot him twice in the abdomen
and be will probably die. Word % the
affair was sent TO the strikers 40 Virginia
and mob OF LOO started for Mountain
Iron with the ayoWod intention 90 Iynching
Irte. Sheriff showreY ordered the militia
out aud they took cha 2 Of affairs.
iro1 hir il feared when the strikers arrive.
Al 1880 no word could he had from Mount
tin Iron. and 10 Is believed she wires are
cut.
TroRI,, MAY Eight hundred coal
miners. armed with climbs. started this at
teFuoou 60 two mines la iazewell countT 20 .
force operators 60 quit work. Al tbe Col I.
lisr mines the miners refused 20 quit, but .
~hen she strikers 500 demonstrative thsy +.
agreed TO suspend.
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NOTICE OF ASslGNEEs sALE-NOTICE
~ Is hereby given that the undersigned assignee
OF tie fayn - Drug ompnny Will. on aturdAy.
the ~ IA day Of May, s. -. 1884. begiRninS at 10
o'clock a ln. OF said day, a. tie store room No
10 North Main street. heretofore occupied by the
uon 20 the highest BIDDER FOR cash Ia hand. all
OF the stock Of goods. wares and merchAn dive.
consisting % drugs, paiuts. oils. fancy goods
and all other merchandise belonging to the as-
tate OF stid faynter Drug Company also all h1-
lures. accounts, bills receivable and other pro-
perry OF svsry Kind and character now remn q
ing IN the hands Of the undersigned a such as
eiRnee. 4 he stock 81 merchandise will be sold
IN bulk or Otherwise msy sesm best for tho
interest Of the creditors Of sAid paynter Drug
Company. he fixtures. accounts and other pro-
perry will also be sold in bulk or otherwise a.
may seem beet for the interests Of the creditors
Of ssid faynter Drug Company.
Dated helena Mont, May g. 1894.
J NJ. MOODbRlDGE
Assignee.
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SHtRltfS SALE FIRST NATIONAL
- rank OF Helena. Montsua plaintiff. W John
steinmstz and Iona steinmstz his wife defend-
Rnts.
Under and By virtue OF an order II sale aud
decree OF force O-urg aud sale issued ont ~ the
district court 81 tbs flrsi Iuulcial district 81 tue
state Of Montana. in and tor the county % Lewis
and iArkn, on the Jet day 81 Mny. ID 1884
IN the above entitled action. wherein FIRST IA
tonal aux Of Helena. Montana. the above
named piaintiu. Oh aimed a Iudgmcnt ana de-
cree ~ forec!osuro and salo against Ohm stein
metz and Lena -feinmetz, his wife. defoudauts
on tho sOfh day of pri A. A.. 1874 for the sum Of
a7lla-tt. besldss Interest. costs and ATTORNEYS
Les. which -ait decree was. tho n day Of
Aprl, A. ID. 1884, recorded in Judgment book
No. %: said court a. page Fl. ! am com
manded T. sell al that certain lot piece
Or parcel u land. situate. lying anu being n the
county Of Lewis and Clarke state Of Montana
aud bounded and described as follows, to-uif.
lo's numbered nine I1 add ten CO., ln block
Elk hundred and two uU2 IA the 1loback and
lAnnon add ton 20 the clty ~ Helena
oEether with all and singular the fenameuts
h'rsditaments and appurtHnaucss tho-ounto be-
longing or In anJwiss sDuorta ming.
I4bltc notice IL hereby g4Fru. hat on Tues-
dag. the zld day Of MAJ A ID 1884 at n
o CLOCK m " that day A. the front door ~ the
court house, Helena. Lewis and Clarke r1uutv.
Montana. / will, 10 obodisuce 20 aald order n
sslo and decree 81 foreclosure and alIe. coll the
above described pro- erfy. or 90 much thereof A.
interest aud eosts. 20 the highest and best bid
der. Tor chsh ia hand
Given under M hand this % day u Nav.
A. ID. 1884,.
CHARLES D. CUHTIs sheriff.
fhFn T.. o.. O. rder sheriff
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THE MARKETS.


Nrw York May Bar silver. ca.
Copper Easiei; lake ~ 3lts.
lsAi firm. domestic. SAGA
The fast that only SAoo0eo0 In gold has hsea
engaged for shipment 10 Europe by 10 morrow e
steamer $4,000 Of whoih goss from ioston,
was regarded A. favorable indication hy the
speculative fraternity aud evidence Of the ap-
preaching settlement o. the tariff question was
accepted a. another bull point Local traders
we're mostly buyers. aud 4 ondon was a small
purchaser Il va, therefore with good tone thst
speculation opened
Governments irm.
rstroleum-f irmer; May options closed $50 C
hid
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CTATE or MONTANA. COUNTY or LEWIS
- and Clarke otice IL hereby given tba' here
Will b. a special meeting u tie board Of countg
com mi ,sioners a. thsir oiice IN the cent house
on lLursdAy. May Do. l-at a. 10 O'Clock a m .
for the purpose ct letting contract for the grad
ing ani building % shat IL knosn las the harsh
& reok road. and Tor such other business a. may
legally oama before them
- order % the bo- 70.
,. y TOOKER.
County Clerk.
Dated Hslsna Mont. Nay l. iasi.
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NV HoHE. May The tug @. T..
Evsfets has arrived ~ quarantine With all
the passengers ~ the Persian Monarch.
which Is stiil ashore near Passport. T.. !.
Capt Dick SAYS the vessel lies bfosdside on
the beach With about even chances ~ sst
sing OF.
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kOTiCE.-kOT1CE is HFRFuv arvr.
~ that On Monday fhs zlst a. 81 ~ - 80
: ! me north door o. tho court house IN H.icsa
13ihtahh' a. H. hunr W % "a. 81 aid dav tbers
~ % sofa q, ruhlio auction lie fefio,ving
snAIes ~ MINING stock in lhe non NoSnt.15
- ,L-nI. eNtfh SAID certificates are nos, hsid
- ~ .llefs sntl a. collateral ssrurttv mon
- - note - sad bank oNina b. Jartes X
r0-t - daie hag 3 f-ss. Tor allOtg =. "a
- l.sin fHl aims oF a. haiaueu u 81 2 a -
- -s.ies' Ihtrs1n ~ ~ rer cent t.ar annnu1
foIo..lA.ll y ihe numlor u shares respectivoIy
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commission 90 consider the taria. declares
that al money should be issued direct BY
the government aud DO made fell LEGAL
tender for all dobts; favors she unlimited
coinage OF gold aud silver. aud no bends In
time Of peace.
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sHERIFFs SALE

VS.
W. n. BAKER rank Langford.
lila II. Baker. Georgia langford.
". 4. Cullen and A. a. Smith.
10 be sold At shoriif's sale IN the 18th day Of
May. 1-9t, At ~ o'clock m. az the front door OF
the court house. Helena. to-wit
That parcel Of land situats in the Blake add
ton 20 the city Of Helena county Of Lewis and
Z larke. state OF Montana particularly
described folloWs. beginning At :
point on the east boundary line Of Raj
eigh street formerly bontana street, itu
ate two hundred aud siEty-four era feet souti
Of the tOiut Of intersection Of the said easl
boundary line - liAleigh sirest with the sontl
boundary line OF roadway formerly reveuth
street,. running thence south along "a eIs
boundary line % Raleigh street. hfty-three 1881
aud nine entha a-iul feet 10 point thence east
one hundred feat 10 a point. thence north fifty
four liiI and fOur-tsnths 4-I0j feet to Point
thence west on8 hundred ZOO feet to the place
OF beginning.
Dated helons. Msy l. issi.
CHARLES d. CURTIe,
sheriff.
~ FRED T. HOS1.
uder sheriff
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woman est..Ilfs ..ntsn,s.

San FRascsco, Nav THE iury 10 the
case % Mrs. Jane shsttuck who has been
On trial here FOR over two weeks. charged
with she murder Of Harry Poole. came In
tonight 9Th verdict Of murder Ia the
fret degree. aEng ths Dunishmsut A. inn
pFlaoumeut fof life
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UP TO 4 CERTAIN gOTNT
IN tho prugross IT Consumption. Dr
picrcos Goldcn Medical Discovers
Il "a positive remcdy. Even IN tho
most advanced oasas, 10 gives com.
|. fort and relief. ami whore other
medicines only relieve, this viii
T. clfnr
But delay IS dangerous, with Con.
sumption ln all the condition.
n that lead o. 30, the " Discovery p h
- tho rcmoly. With severe, lincarin.,
Il Coughs or Weak LUNGS. nothine
acts Sd promptly. Every disease
that cam ha reached through tho
BLOND Yields to this medicine. Tho
Scroulous affection OF tho lungs
that's called Consumption Is one al
thom. For this. and for every other
form of Scrofula, Tor all blood -taints
and disorders, and an chronic Bron.
chial, Throat. and Lung affections.
the " Discovery IL the only remedy
- certain that 10 can h. Guaranteed
II 10 ever fails 60 benefit or cure.
YOU have your money back
Can anything else be Just "a
good Tor you 90 buy
Don't believe IT,
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Us q. o. lRvyMAN. Deputy lsrk
L. W. fleisCher attorney for plaintiff.

SHERIFF's E-MAtDE NJ. BAKER.
- Plaintiff. W. Abhie J. 4, rier. 3. +. Porter
and Alexander Mort N, defendants.
L nder and by virtue OF order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure aud sale issued out OF the
district court Of the irst Judicial district OF the
state % Montana. IN and for the county OF Lewis
aud larke, on the 18th day u April A ID, 1891,
n the above entitled Aciion. wherein Maud
NJ. Aker the above named plaintiff. obtained a
Judgment ana decree OF foreclosure and sale
.sssinst Aehie Porter s T. Porter
10th day Of April, A d. 1851 for the sum
OF 9l3ahO0 bes les interest. costs an attorneys
fees which said decree WAS. on the 10th day Of
April A. ID 1894 recorded in Judgment book
No. OF said court, At PAGE -. am com
handed TO sell all that oe.tAin lot piece or
parcel Of land. situate. lying and bang in the
Northern acihc addition to the city OF hslonA.
Ia the county Of evils aud lark. state Of
Montana and bounded aud described AZ follo-s
to Wit
The east thirty ,9N fest OF lot six Q0. In blook
sixty-hye (65l Il the Northern lincihc add itiun
TO the city Of hee- c, county and state afore-
said being thirty 1907 feet front on Roulder ave
nue. and one hundred and forty lilQ feet deep.
as said lot and block are hundred designated
Pacific addition now on file IN tbs Office Of The
recorder Of deeds Of said county OF Lewis aud
Clarke.
ogether with all and singular the tenements
herediameuts aud appurtansncea tlereunto be
longing or n anyWlse anpertAining.
Public notice Is hereby gwen. that on Ihurs-
day the 10Th day Of va !. D. issl. At 4
o'clock m. Of that day. At the front door Of Tho
court house. Helena lewis and CLARKE county.
Montana viii. in obedience 10 Faid order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale, sell the abors
be necessary 10 sstirfy said Judgment. With In
terest and costs. 70 the highest and best bidder
for each In hand.
Given under my hand. this 18th day Of April
CHARLES D. CURTIS Sheriff.
BY FREn T. boss. Under -herif
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capt. Kidd'. Treasure ssIt.

MTzIC5. heI.. Nay IA "a clerk on the
daiapa raneh was crossing tho property his
horse sank into she mortar covering Of a
stone on which vas the inscription: 'sBs.
low arr deposited 5000 0J0h EHcuva-
tions are stopped owing 90 q dispute over
tie OWutrship.