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VALUABLE TROUSERS.
Bruno Leftert,s Fruitless A tempt to
Smuggie Diamonds and Watches.

= man who seemed to have difficulty in
plopelling himself stepped off the gang plank
Of the stea mship Columbia of the Hamburg
American line at Hoboken last evening. At
the foot of the plank Customs Inspector Don
ohue beckoned the man aside, and soon
Ightened load of watches, half dozen
diamond bracelets and some diamond rings,
which the traveller had concealed inside the
legs of his trousers He was arrested for
smuggling and registered at the Hoboken
Police Station as Bruno Leitert, a salesman,
forty-eight years Of age. 1t was estimated
that he had in his possession S2,50O worth of
stuff. He was held this morning for ex-
animation before United States Commis-
sioner Ronaine.
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MORE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR.
Bu Gable to the United Press.

| Bu Cable TO the United Press.
BUENos AYERS, May 10, 1S94.-President
Seenz Pena is experiencing grave difficulties
in his administration and a crisis is imniin-
| present Ministry is dominated by ex-Presi-
dent Pellegrini, and it is believed that they
can rally sufficient support to compel a reor-
ganization of the Cabinet.
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EMPEROR WILLIAMS MONUMENT
Bu Cablc to the united Pres.

BERLIN. May 10, 1894. The Emperor has
informed the Konigsberg Monument Com
mittee that he, together with the Empress,
the German Princes and the Czarewitch will
be present on the occasion of the unveiling
of the monument to the memory Of Emperor
William /. at Konigsberg on September l.
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sBRVIA's RISKY THRONE
Bv Gable to the United Press.

BELGRADE, May 49, 1894 The authorities
have discovered conspiracy, headed by M
Pashiteh, formerly Servian Minister to Rus
sia, to overthrow the Government and place
the pretender, Prince Karageorgewitch, on
the throne. The Radical party is at the bot
tom of the plot
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DAVIS SENDS FOR THE sHERIFF


As soon as Davis and his lawyers read this
demand they decided to request Sheriff
Tofey to step over to the Jail and discuss
the matter quietly The Sheriff Immediately
complied with the request and then Davis
informed the Sheriff that be was willing tc
give him peaceable possession. Davis told
the Sheriff that he would however, like te
remain in the Jail until Tuesday to enable
him to move his furniture and to give him
time TO present his resignation to the Board
of Freeholders and have it accepted. He
insisted on this for the protection OF his
bondsnen who are his surety on bond for
$4,000
Sheriff Toffey told Davis that he was quite
willing to accept this proposition, providing
Davis would let him place two men in the
JAN as a protection to him.
WON'T HAVE JACK GRAHAM.
"You may place as many men here as you
wish, replied Davis, providing you do not
send Jack Graham. would not have him
here"
Sheriff Toffey laughed, and told Davis he
would place Warden Edward Mitchell and
Edward Mccormack in charge. and he i'm
nledlately did So
The situation at the Jail now is, that
Davis shall, under the supervision OF Warden
Mitchell, continue in charge of the Jail
until Tuesday, and he viii feed the prisoners
until then. The Freeholders will meet at
four O'Clock on that day and they will be
asked to consider Davis resignation, which
is now in the possession of the Clerk of the
Board, and reads as follows
THE RESIGNATION.
JERSEY CITY, May 49, 1894
To the Board of Chosen Ffeckolders IN and
for the toatR'v Of Hudson:
GESTLEMEy:-I hereby tender to you my resignation
iier of the County Jail in and for the county of
Hadsoa, to which offce you heretofore appointed
me- and request that yon accept the same forthwith
and relieve me from further responsibility in the
premises, and cancel and discharge my bond and
obige. Yours respectfully.
ROBERT DAVIS. Jailer.
There is no doubt but that the resignation
viii be Immediately accepted and Davis will
step down and out for all time.
Sheriff Toffey has had a score of applica
tions for positions as keepers in the Jail, but
excepting Mitchell and Mccormack, he has
not announced who will be appointed.
It is believed that Joe birmingham. who
has been the Deputy Jailer for nearly twenty
years and is an old veteran, will be the only
employe at the Jail that Sheriff Toffey viii
retain.
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DEMOCRATIC EMBODIMENT.

he Democratic committee OF twenty four
VIII m at on Friday evening next to perfect
the pl 10 scr enrolment of voters
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HEGELER -On Thursday May II, 1894 Frederick
beloved wife of Fl. d. Hegeler, agedseventy
yeras.
Relatives and friends Of the family respectful
y invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, No sig Second street, on Sunday, May 20 at
half past two pm
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW lonK May 10. lss4.-LocAl forecast for
the thrty-six hours ending at eight P. M. on
Sunday. For southeastern New York, including
Long Island; also for Connecticut and Northern
New Jersey:-Cfoudy and showery. with possibly
severe local thunder storms tooay, brisk TO high
northeastery wtnds followed on Sunday by fair
colder; brisk to high northwesterly winds
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Nowis your time to get furniture and
carpets at very low prices Before pur-
chasing look throug the large stock Of Geo.
E. Watson & Co., No. 50 and 81 Montgomery
street.
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George Hunnell Undertaken and Embalmer
No. Wayne street. Telephone call 72i A.
Gaxaas sssszsasN
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thumbscrew It retreats before the power
Of Hoods Sarsaparilla, which purifies the
blood.
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DAVIS BACKS DOWN
He Concludes to Surrender
the Jail to Sheriff
ToffeY.
WILL BE OUT OF OFFICE TUESDAY
The Ex-Boss Wants to Resign to
Save His Bondsmen-His Sue
cessor in Charge.
WILL BE OUT OF OFFICE TUESDAY


Sheriff Toffey is IN charge of the County
Jail and Bob Davis has concluded that he
did not have a ghost of a chance to cling to
the fat office through legal bubbles. As
early as nine o'clock Davis reached the
County Jail this morning, and he was soon
closeted with Counsellor John Griffin and
Judge Thomas F. Noonan. After a long
talk had taken place, Counsellor James S.
Erwin. representing the Sheriff, called at
the Jail, and served on Davis personally the
following denand:-
JERSEY CITY. May le, 1894.
To Robert DdUis. Esq, J0tfer:--
DEAR SIR-Demand is hereby made upon you for
the custody of rule. keeping and charge of the Jail
or Jaiis within the county of Hudson and your
charge or control and all prisoners in such Jail or
SaiIs This demand is madeu upon you in pursuance of
of tho Legislature of the state of New Jersey
passed May l6 1884, and entitled "An act to amend
act entitled act concerning Sheritfs," I"
approved March fifteen one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy six.
JOHN J. ToFFEY.
aa-4FF
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Continued on Fourth Page.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-04

Ne 1.-The Old Mamssilss Secret By T
No, Blind Fate. BY Mrs.. Alexander
1 No. Peg Wofiington. ~ Chsples Rs.os s'u'n
No. 5-Rufino. ~ OnidE.
No. 6-Lovss Atonsment by III. BENTON
No; - Have Lived and Loved BY Mrs
No s,JOt. Her, Face and Her Fortuna BY MIRA
No - The House on the Marsh. BY Floronos
No. 10 sdies Fancy Work
No li-Wife In Name only. ~ Charlotte
No, The Story of an African Farm. B,
No. she. History Of AdvepturN ~ q. lidor
No liking sOlOmOn's Mines By H. Rider
No. is-Fssays First Series. Hy Ralph Waldo
No 10 Amills By Alexander Dumas.
No. 1.-THE Moaern Home Cook Book
No; is-Ihe Shadow Of sin. by Charlotte NJ
No. y The Secret of Her Life BY Edward
No "a Roguss Life BY wntie Collins.
No 2i-Ihs Other Mans Wife. by John Strange
Winter
No: z-lhe Master of the Mine. by Robt
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No. Ss-Doris' Fortune By Florence Warden.
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No ia Nemesis BY J. MoLAren Cobban.
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While General Joe Shelby was coming
down iu the elevator 40 the 81, Louis Gus
tom house one day the man who was run
ming the car attracted his attention.
~ looked at the fellow, said Genera
shelby. sand saw that 10 WAS Bennett
jackson. colorcd man whom knew In
kentucky 80 or so years ago. l touched
him on the shoulder
"'See here, said. don't you know
mef
jackson looked 40 me steadily for a
moment and then he brought the elevator
up with - jerk and stopped between floors.
" Fo' de l.awd's sake he exclaimed.
'Ef hit ain Mars 10 shelby
"rhcn he threw his arms around me
and began 90 sob. The elevator was az =
standstill between the floors. and the stu
alton was one of the funniest that ever
had anything 20 do with 10 was 81 years
since / had seen Jackson. when he turned
around 60 speak 90 me on this OCCASION.
Down in kentucky, years ago. Gratz
Brown. Frank =. Blair, Jackson and l
were as chick a. youngsters ever were,
reckon. when we were all children togeth
sr. '-l. Louisville Courier-Journal.
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somsthInr - ceuIdn.t count.

A shrewd old farmer, fun Of fun and
mischief, once overreached a ieweler ia
some transaction, aud the jeWeler COM
planned of the way ia which be had been
treated
We'll, I'll tell you what tn do with
you. said the farmer I'm sell YOU an
my live stock al half "a crown head. aud
III leueou come and count them yourself. -
The bargain was struck The day was
appointed 10 count and hand over the
stock. The grasping iewcler and his as
sstants Ina due course arrived at the farm.
They totaled up horses. cattle sheep. hogs
and the rest. The jeweler then asked when
be- would remove the stock Didr wee.
bide wee, said the keen old farmer
q" You haven Q seen them AN yet. IIr then
led the party close mp Co dozen bcchives.
overturned one of the hives with hi. feet
ana amid the yell- a. the flying party the
farmer was heard shouting. Count now.
You rascals, London Til Bits.
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cnEmrrs SALE BENJAMIN w. scHLIr-

SHERIFE's SALE BENJAMIN W. sCHLIE-
usi Y rcnlil der. defendants
Under and by virtue OF order Of sale and
decree OF foreclosure sud sale Issued out OF the
dis rci court Of theFirst JUDICIAL district Of the
and Clarke on tho zHh day Of ~ rich. A. ID
1891. m the above entitled action wherein lien J..
emiu 81. -cnIieder. the above named plaintiff
obtained Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
ass :. scii!eder. dsfendants on he 9ish
day Of November. A. d. 1sy. for the
cum Of eA21. besides interest oosts
and attorneys Tess, which said decree was
on the -wn day y Npgemher. A. - lss. re
corded ia Judgment book No D. o. aid court At
rage n lam commanded 20 sell all those certain
lots. piece parcel OF land. situate lying and
being Ia the county OF Lewis and Clarke. state OF
Montana and bounded and described a. follows
10 wit
ut- number twelve and thirtsan In block
number three. in MoOdlawn Park addition TO
the city Of helena. according g. tho official plat
of said addition on hle In the ofhco Of the
county recorder q LOWS and Clarke county,
= more full and complete description Of said
lots.
Together with all and singular the tenements.
hereditaments and appurtenAn o. thereunto be-
longing or 10 arywiHe auperfhiuiug.
Public n0tios l. hereby given that on satur-
dEy. tho 1ltt day 90 Apri. A ID. 1891. At "
O'Clock M. Of that day At the front door Of the
courthouse. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana. will Ia obedience 10 eaid order ~ sale
and decree Of force loaure and sale sell the above
described propeity. or 80 much thereof A. may be
necessary 10 satisfy said Judgment. with interest
and costs. 90 tbs highest and best bidder, for
Given under my hand this zlth dag Of arch.
- CHARLES u. CURTIS shariH
By AsDREw ,. WADE Deputy sheriff
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Judge Catron. formerly OF the supreme
court OF Illinois had fine deer park az his
home. In the park was small drove OF
elk. one named Frank being especially
friendly lie followed his keeper as a dog
would 10 and manifested every sign OF
affection. rubbing his nose against the
mans coat aud obeying his every com
mand Frank was a great fsvorite, but to
none did he show 50 much love as he had
for his keeper. Another deer was brought
into the compartment or yard where Frank
was kept. and the keeper made a pet Of &c.
Frank grew sullen and in a few days could
stand ID no longer Charging upon the
keeper. he knocked him down and would
have killed the man II help had not arriv-
rd in time to save him. Then the elk turn
cd upon the pet deer Of which he was ieal-
GUS. and before be could be overpowered
had inflicted mortal injuries upon it. Il
was the clearest case of jealousy l ever
knew in an animal. st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
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SHERlFF'S SALE JOHN MERRY, PLAIN.
- tiff. VI. Myron l.. Tompkins. Bessie j. omp.
kins lhis Wife. Albert NJ. hornburgh. Louis {.
n. Lott assignee OF A. M. Ihornburgh, The
Denver Investment and EAnking Company, 4 i'm
tied. he Provident Trust Company. defendant Ia
L nder and by virtue Of an order Of sale aud
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued out OF the
district court Of the FIRST judicial district OF the
stAte Of Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke on the oath day OF March. A. ID.
1885, in the above entitled action. wherein
tanned a Judgment and decree OF fOreelo-
fure and sale against the parti = above
o oi SareS 81 sah for the .n ne Of Al d1
besides interest. costs and attorneys fees, which
said decree was on the 18th daY Of March.
A. y. 1884, recorded in judgment book No OF
sell all that certain lot piece parcel Of land
situate, lying and being In the county Of Lewis
snd larke. state OF houtanA and bounded and
described AZ follows. to wit
Lot numbered eleven Ql) in block numbered
seven (l), being nifty feet front on Third street
an ninety nine sgl feet dosp to an alloy. IN tho
hri- henck addition TO the city Of helsna
county OF Lewie and Clarke. state Of Montana
a. laid lot and block arc numbered, desiRnatad
ami described on the plat and survey Of the SAID
Chris kenok addition TO the city Of Helena. on
file in the Office o. the county clerk and recorder
Of L+via aud lArke county. state of Montana
together with all and singular the tenemsnts.
hsreditaments and Appu-tenAnoes thereu1to bs-
longing Ia Anywise aupertaining.
Public notice Is hereby given that on tuesday
the 18th day OF APRIL. A. ID. issa. At II O'Clock
m. Of that day. Al the front door OF tue cou
house, Holens, Lewis and Clarke county Mon
tana. ] will, IN obedience 10 said order OF sale
ana decree offoreolosure and sale. sell the above
be- necessary 10 satisfy said Judgment with In
tsres and costs; 10 the highest aud bist bidder.
for cash in hand
CHARLES D CURTIs sheriff.
~ AsDREw r. WADE Deputy sheriff.
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Is TIE DIsrRTt 7 COURT OF The FIRST
! iudioisl district Of the state Of Montana
Notice 20 creditors.
Eats u herosA NJ Henry. deceased.
Notice - hereby RiFel - the On dsrsignei. eE-
ecutnra q the lAst will and testament 81 Iheresa
NJ. Henry, decs sssd 10 he crenitors Of aud all par-
sons having claims against the said dncoased. "a
exhibit them. with tho noaossary F0uchors
within ten months altar the hfst pabiicstion 81
j. notice. 10 the said snerutors. a. tho Law Of
nee 81 Meseana fullard room :. Gold block Ia
tho citT q Helena, Ia the county % Lewis and
Clarke. state % Moutaua the came belns
the piaos for the Transaction - the business ~
said estate Ia the county % Lewis and Ciarka
lUlls a. HfNHT
ALBEIT !. HFNKY
Executors % tho Last will ami tesiamsnt II
hsresa A.. Henry deceased
Dated March ~. 1875
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hoods Pills act easily, yet promptly and
Efficiently, on the liver and bowels. &c.

NOIlfE TO STOCKHOLDERS. Melt
luz 81 tbs stock holdsrs % the fiolIsu f,st..
minius company viii b. held AZ William NufL b
olen, over tie Merchant National bank ,,r
nhlh sires'. iu tie oitf Of Helena. State n Mo-
tena, "a "Wednesday. April the nth. I-st az 49,.
fincA o. ln. ~ tald uay for tie ulrf.asf n
AipitinE ~ laws Tor said companT. an aI....-
ius dlfeciera 90 manags the conrrrrr 81 ....f
CON pahI Toy ne ensuing Tsar. and fsr o.. t..-
bees a. mag properly come before no rnsatir.,
A. UAA ID.tls
VS.. MrTH. aacretary -t @-i-
Dated Helena, M0at.. March "a i-9i.
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0alNN QUIZ
The disorders, cllseases'
and Weakness pecu-
liar 60 women-bV the
prompt action Of Or.
l1erce'a Favorito IRE.
scripiiun. A wofnan'e
beauty depends ON her
health-beeuty in this
case can 10 purchased.
A bad complexion. a
muddy skin, y wrinkled
face and sunkan ewes,
follow the disorders III
the wumanly functions.
Cupid n IN demand for
healthy woman - not
for sick and nilinv onea
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CWctGo. April s.-Cattlo -Reseipts 1900
Load narkst fairly active. with flight upturn.
prime and extra native steers. 81 1OWA25. fair 20
a. s5u3. 49,
Hogs Receipts 1900 head; market active.
weak, an upturn Of ul5c; rough. O. 25u ASS.
Butchers weights a. 60eA7U assorted light.
81 15u4 80
sheep and lambs Receipts. 5000 head. mArke
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/ osf~faS fiS6fR o. w1fch cHLRN
II made Of eagles claws Joined, with odd
Fello - pin on aide, will b. literally rewarded
~ leaving SAINT 81 this oiiioe
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THE MARKETS.
sTCCKs

STOCKS
NV YoRE. April s.-Bar silver. 62'i.
Copper Quiet; lake. 81 So
Leaf Quiet domestic. SAsl
The movement OF the stock market Was not
interesting. speculation was spirillsss and
largely confined 20 room trsders who worried
with less concert Of action than usual London
Nas not represented very largely Ia dealings, and
perhaps mere a ssllsr than buyer. The
market WAS Of hating hesitatIng character.
Government bonds tira.
Petroleum -Tifmsr: April closed al sac bid
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fonSo~-.c,-Iiir, K 0F 50 owNfR CkS
Il have came By proving property and paline
for this advertisement Call Ina south Main
areet.
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70 ReRnn to Improye.

w. hcnan 20 relish our food. and % didn't dis
trH.s 90, as before. That tired worn-out feeling
lett us gradually, and after taking nye bottles.
$500 called ourselves we'll and give Hoods sar-
sfplfIlll the credit ~ deserves. Whenever
take "a severe cold always take three % Hood 3
flIIs ar night. and lu tie morning Ind my cold
broken. Hoods Slrsaparllll and Hoods Pills
are 10 complete medicine chest in themsfFee.
and heartily recommend them 20 everyone. Do
IRWIN e.. enAsE. Hothell. Washington
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20 AeW - of abroad awaiting cen u.r,.nf
49,. z'ss rooms here Good treatment Suar-
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~ All sheep aud their lnorsass Addre-s
ID uroel assnt Labor. n. ID
NJ ~ AhD 81 GENUINE CONFFDER-
IS ste hills olly i've cent? each 81 - fiog
Due i' cents rarh 2ac and Doe sninpia-f~rs III
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