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THEY KNEW now 10 DIE
2 tie Story OF the tngiishmcn wiped a.
ny the Matabele-.

Ihe Story OF the Engiishmcn wiped out
10y the Mataheie-.
Here is the story OF the massacre OF tho
party Of Eng ishmsn that was destroyed
Nv Lobenguia's Matabelos. % told 10y one
o. tbc savage office 8. who lei the attack;
"I Machashu. iuduna % che lusuku regi-
m ut tell you these things. We We 5000
mon against YOU thirti four. tLey
rode into the track and linked tbsir
DO SEES ia ring and commenced TO fro
upon u.s. and our men fo fgst and thick.
Ne opened fiie upon ttem ud killed tl
thrir horses. Them tIes took g. cover
lcAlnl taeir ho SEES bodies aud killed Va
il-t hke grass. We trcl Go rush them.
. ~ CO We trieo, but faded After time
they diI not frs SO much and We
Thought taoir ammunition was gat-
Nny short. Then. Just a. we were repair
iug 90 rush again. tAey al stood in-S
took oil their bats and sang We we
10 amazed 20 see men singing iu the taco
of death We knew not what 90 DO. AZ last
We rushed. Aou white men don't fight
Ike men. bus like devils. They shot
as until the last cartri ige. ans most oi
them shot themselves with thar. But those
who had none left covered the @ ea
ana died withoat "a sound. tmii oi Whit
man, your people know how 60 fglt aui
how 20 die. We killed all tin tLllty- four
but they killed us like grass.
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THE BROADWAY CAFE.
Il Denver Block.
THORPE 4 JAMIsOS. PROfa
Home Cooking a Specially.
SnERIFF,s sAlE-MIcHAEL 5. BoLLEe

SHERIFTs E-MIcHAEL 4. BOLLEs.
- trustee. plaintiff. W. Henry Miller, Meta MIL
Tor. Louis G.. ,. Lotz. - assignee Of franklin n.
WallAee D oula g.. \. Lotz. az Assignee Of Albert
N. ihornburgh, and the Montana National
nder aud hy virtue Of an order OF sale and
decree Of foreolosure aud sails issued out u the
district court Of the first judicial district Of Oh o
state Of Montana, IN and for the county Of Lewis
aud Clarke. on the Gath day u April. ID. 1894,
In tho above entitled action. wherain hiohasl \.
tainod a Judgment and decree Of Foreclosure
Aad sale against Henry Miller, Meta A. illsr.
Louis &. y. lotr. A. s.risnee % rAntiin -
Of Albert n Thornburgh, and the Non.
tanA National bank. defendants. on the 2Nh
Of sa Soa 81 be.ites interest; cost. and atsornsya
fees which said decree was. on the 2tth day %
April A. ID. 1874, recorded in Judgment book
minded to cell ali that certain iot piece Geo or
parcel u Land situate. lying and being IN tho
niAke addition 90 the city Of helsnA, IN
Montana, and bounded and described a. follo-s
to-wit
Lot numbered eight ~. In block I'll. - Of the
said Blaze addition TO the city Of Helena county
Of Lewis aud lArko. state Of Montana. sAid lot
having frontage On fifth avenue Of nifty ls0i
feet and depth Of ninety-thIse 1881 feet. ao-
cording 10 the othoial amended plat OF the said
named Additi n now on hle IN the office OF the
county clerk and recorder Of the said county Of
ogether with all ami singular the tenements.
hereditAmsnts and Appurtsnances thersunto be-
longing n anyWisa appprtaining
Public notice 10 hsrebJ given. that on Fri
day. the 18th day Of AAy. A. D.. 1894. at n
o'clock m. Of that day, AZ the front door OF tho
court house. Helena, Lewis and tlark0 county,
Montana. will. In obedience to said order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure And sale sell the above
described property. or 30 much thereof a. may
be necessary to safety said Judgment. with in
tsrest and costs; 10 the highest and best bidder.
for cash In hand.
Given under my hand. this 2lth dAJ of April.
A. D. 1894
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
By fRED z hoss. Under sheriff.
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DHOpOsALS FOR CONSTRUCTION or
sewer and water supply systsms.- on
struotlng guArtarmAstsr' Offce. Helena Mon
tanA. May 10 i-at tealed proposals. subject .
the usual condition., Nill DO received AZ this o.
nee until a. o'clock noon. saturday. June q,
l-yi. aud opened immsd iAtely thereafter in the
presence 81 attending bidders. for construction
Of tie ever and water systsms 81 the nsN post
% ort Harrison. near Helena. NonianA in ac-
cnrdsnre with plans aud spscihoatiuns 10 10 seen
A. this ohce- In general ierms these systsms
consist u about the following reNer. about
liuli ieet - sewer pipe. 30 manhules flu h
tanks, eto. Water. ~ uoI feet Of caai-iron pine.
--inch snd . inch. With branches. hydrants.
valves etc 20 maze the systems complies.
full Information regarding the work % D.,
dom. blank forms Tor prIp,slls an 3 other DO
tails vii b. furnished on app iottinn fursl
otef c1nfaining prupo a. should - mnrksd
fnpHaalF Tor tnrsfh Co. Or afar kuuplg %
aud addrossed TO tha undersiEnad q be riSlt I.
reserved Go rsisct any And ali bids. Ley =.
Hort tApt A. v H.. q. Z. army.
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There died a short time ago a bartisse
Who once acquired extraordinary celebrity
~ an Old Bailey advocate, ea ecially in
murder cases. lie always missed the
strong oint in bis clients case and the
weak one in the case for the prosecution.
aud was, IA short. the most hOmicida ly
mpetent imposteT that ever bu.ied a
witness or made = moving but useless
appeal TO jury. Fortunately for him, the
murderers were too stupid TO Sos tais, be-
sides. their imaginEtions we're powerfully
impressed by she number of clients Of bis
who we're hanged So they always engaged
him, and added 20 his fame by gett ng
hanged thenselves. -fortnightly Review.
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ASSESSMENT AOTiCf-THF LsO MiNINl
"A & Milling Company ~ Montana work.
located three and ule-haf miles from lutte
silver kow county. Duntana-
Notice h. hereby EIFeu that ~ "a meeting o.
Trustees n card COMPANY he'd on ths @ day 40
puL 1874. an h-tGsHuent Of - cent pe
share wa levied upon tie capital stock II al o
company. payable an fta llfh lay ll Nay. Issi
20 j DIN A. mcfrr. secretary Of said company
the office o. Iie e. Mining * Milling oupanf
- Montana, room BIO. 40 ommercial h4i.d-
ina. q. Lone. SO.
Any stock upol which said nssas mont shall
remain unpaid Oh tie $50 DAY 81 Fay f-Hl
shall be 10 med Ioiin Iusnt and viii be- duly al
Eertiaed for aau a. Iahur auction. AMI mn css
pa mont DO made Df1fa, VIII De- suid uu the 1fth
day of June, 1894. GO pay The delinquent a.sess-
meat, together vi tle costs ~ 81 vorfIslng and
eEpeusus q sale. Jon s p MElfh
tecrstAry 81 aid company.
Room No. 40 oumorciki building 81. Louis.
No.. Office Of alft r4rrsur
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The Queens Name.

IL is probable that most OF her majesty q
loyal subjects know she queen only by her
royal style, Victoria. he we'll Informed
know that the queens names are AleKan-
drina Victoria. snd sentence o. two in a
letter OF her fathe-. the duke OF Kent.
written within a couple Of months Of her
christening, and sold few etFs since la
Paris NAV account for she choice OF tile
second ss ths principal name. Her first
name" the duke wrote, "is AleXauduna;
Victoria. by which name she 10 always
called az home. is her last. being shat of
her dear mother. The frst shs bears after
her godfather. she emperor of Russia.'-
81. James GaZstte.
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NOTICE.-EOTICE rs HFREBI GIVEN
~ that on Monday. the 2ist day Of May 1891
at the north door Of the court HOUSE. in Helena
hpntana, 81 tbs hour u ~ IN Of said day. there
viii De seld a. public auction the following
shares Of mining stock IN Tbs iron Mountain
COMPANY, which said certificates are now held
by the underslgnod A. collateral security upan
an uverdus note 70 said bank owing b. janice X
"ard ~. ~ date hAy 2 l-s2. for sls,0l1 a, On
which there remains ow nk balance Of sgal2 ~
With interest thereon at IL per cent per Annum
from 4 pril 1884. raid certificates bsinE nun
bsred and Of tho number Of shares respectively
FOL las 90
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rerhap. lhe - ". 100.

Queer" said a man thoughtfuily the
other day, The contradictions Of women.
] xnow a Girl who was p.ucky enough TO 90
Gus on a Dakota ranch 20 rescue a brother
who was going 20 the dogs out there. She
rode forty miles one night 90 border town
and vent straight into a saloon where she
knew she would find him, fearless aud reso-
lu'e. and when that girl came back home
and was ai out 10 be DlrrieI she was so shy
and tInil that she wouldn't let a pc -0n b %
asked Co she church to see the ceremony
i. look IA and find anybody tle.e.' sLe
told her father Il wou't g. in and be
knew she wouidn't-so there was 10 ono
there besides sue family
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Sweets strongest republican friends IN
Idaho have assured him be would have
forminable following should be enter she
race. Representative Colleen. OF WON
Ing. SAYS be stands realy 90 serve hts rhrtf
and the state again should they favor him
with the nomination. lie BE- OF tho opinion
that HE party could carry the state for con
gresham IN November.
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sHERIFF,s SALE
q. r. Gaylord.
vs..
W. II. Haksr. rank Langford.
lila H. Baker. Georgia langford,
"A - Eu1fau awa arntfb

W.
W. II. RAksr. rank LAngford
lila II. Baker Georgia langford,
". r. Cullen and A. NTH.
To be sold at sherih's sale en- the 18th day Of
May 1894. at ~ o'clock m. at the front door OF
the court house. Helena tO-Wit
That parcel OF land tituate in the Blake addi-
tion 10 the city Of Helena. county Of Lewis and
lsrke. state OF Montana, particularly
described follows beginning A. a
point on the east boundary line Of Raj
eiRh street formerly Montana street. itu-
ate two hundred and sixiy-foar t26l) feat south
Of the uoint of intersection Of the said east
boundary lins % kAleigh street with the south
boundary limo Of roadway formerly reventh
street,. running thence south along ead east
boundary line o. Raleigh street hfty-tbree 1881
and nine-tenths p-iO) feet TO pOint; thence east
ono hundred feet TO point. thence north fifty
four Ca and four-tsnths N-l0) feet TO point.
thence west ons hundred ZOO feet 70 the place
Of beginning.
Dated Helena, May 4. 1894.
CHARLES d. CURTIS,
Sheriff.
ByFRED T. HOSP.
Under Sheriff.
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PARIS, May IA bomb was exploded at
ll.5I o'clock tonight 90 the residence ~
Pierre Mason, % hat manufacture. az a.
avenue kietoc. Nobody VISA Injured and
tie Lous- Yves bus little q mayed. IN.
vhoIa ueI1hUurho04 w4s aroused bv abe
noise ava there va greet excitement.
The. q De- no clue 20 tle peffetrator.
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Md which Faid fharea were tTansfeTrod 10
SAID bank IN tho names Of the persons above
mentioned By said Fardse a. collateral security
for the nOtn Aforesaid. Aud that saii stock will
- cold IN blocks or number % shares to suit
the purchasers present A. the time Of such sale
and Only 30 much ~ said stock will 10 sold a.
my be necessary 90 fully satisfy the said debt
and the expenses Of said sale.
INA fIhs g NATIONAL bANk or HELENA.
MONTANA.
Dated thIs 5Oth day OF April. 1884
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Did You RIVER Meet a Truly Good Map .
no doubt you think you have. bot veil
wsger dime OF 80 he did not have the
rheumatism. II he did, be swore occasion
ally. Hnd no man can be truly good who
awtars occasionally Health. nerve, tran-
qu lty and morality are apt 30 go hand In
baud. Painful spasmo flo diseases like
rnrumatism ani neuralgia ruin the TEN er,
make one morose. peevish and Tebellious.
hls ia SAL fact but 10 Il none the lees
true. Drive away toe pain. modify the
tcmrer. estore tranquility OF mind " cases
OF rheumatism sud neuralgia With Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters. an anodyno end
tonic OF comprehensive range and effect Il
stimulates the kidney, bladder,
stomach. liver and bowels when inactive.
ard iuluces sleep and appetite. very
Qrieting effect. not an unnatural, stupefy-
ing one, like that OF an opiste, Is produced
by a wine glasslul befo q retiring. u Is IN
in malarial disease.
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Baltimore e. Philadelphia d.. Pttsburg
T. C.ege.aad e C-c.0, g. LouiayD.s .,
Warrington 8 New york
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THE CLEARING HOUSE

Business Done ~ Financial Ceuters the
Past Week.
NV YoRK. May 1.-THE clearings OF the
banks Of She principal cities for the week
as compared With tho corresponding week
~ tsat wear we're a. follows.
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Money on call easy al uer cent. Sterling eE-
change steady ht t4.eois "a q. -oA for demend and
sLsll4ul ,s'l far sixty day bills.
CHICAGO LIVE sICOX.
CucAGo. May ll.-Catue receipts. 400l
head market oW. rather easier prime 10 extra
native srtcera. 80 4aFt 4.5U. medium - Ouut. J.,
otler-. 1a. fJu 3 aO. ieNau+. none her'
lirgB oceluta 1900 head; market 1ctlve
On no higher earlier. later sdSaEce lost. rough
heavy. e. 2Ifl al: uacksrs ami mixed. 50 llu
5.Zl. urim. heavy nj butchers weight. - %;
as.ort.d ifht. S--lsta li.
sheep and lAnlbs } ecciits. t.a0J ucad. lambs
t.z or. sheep unchanged. top Sheep 81 25ltLa0,
top lambs, 81 yJa 5l5. spr4ug ambs. eluO9a-j.
CHICAGO PRODU h.
tmcAGa. Nav n. losing Whoat Lower.
cash. 4t C. July, o. .saf5-ac.
t.r tasier; cash s3.la3,sc. JUS. e6A
.-sc
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FORK Higher. cash. ~ 800. Jul. el2.3h.
Lard Higher, cash. : iO. JAY. sEI2'a.
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Wool.
Hrw hous. Ma u Wool steady 10 firm.
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YOU'RE Az EASY PREY
with your hesh reduced below a healthy
standard for Consumption and other Scrui-
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Its sold on trial That Is. in everything
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fails to benefit or cure, you have your money
back
What offer could be- more husiness-likel
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THE MARKETS.
sTOCKs

INV YORK. May bar silver. GA.
Copper-Easy. lake, ~ 35ia.
Lead-Domestio. fA6l
a more uninteresting Day has not been exper-
fenced in Wall street for month";. Speculation
was stagnant and even rumor mongers were at
work but little. Total transactions we're less
than 81, 900 shares.
Govornments-DuA
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number OF housekeepers put their
heads together and mndc an estimate Of
the average cost of table supplied with
food of the best quality. Two dollars and
a half per week for each person they adj
mittcd as the lowest estimate and this
ncccssitated closc buying, allowed few lux
urics and no waste. New York News.
White aprons for 85o at The Fee Hive
Boy's bicycle hose in fast black for 2oc At The
Bee Hive.
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] Ok NALl-lllHh lI B.. REED a co.
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ron BENT-FURNI~HED ROOMS.
-~-----~---~-~-~-----------~
Los T-FUrNIsHLD ROOMS FOB
i light housekespiug' for transients. PIP
y orth nodney street.
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SITUATION WANrED-COOKs- AND
- wife. no children. strictly hrst-olass
want work in hotel. boarding house or
camp. no objections To country; sober and o
liable CALI or addrtss u. L. q, III jackson
street. hslena Mont.
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l.Os sAIE Two SPANS or GOOD
! horses and two wagons Apply 70 Marcus
Lissner. International Hotel
/. OK eALE-A SCHOLARSHIP IN ENGLE-
i horns business College. ApDly A. this
oifoe.
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Hoods Pills euro all urr. ll.. i...44.l.ls
ID ludlee. Indigestion. sch headache. -sg.
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by JESS c. RIcKER. DEPUTY Jerk
hasse ma bullArd. attorney FOR plaintiff.
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NAfANIFD 10 EXCHANGE WOOD DEIIN
w cred in town Tor team. wagon and har
uees address hansen. this office.
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SITUATIONS MANTED-FEMALE
Advertisements unaes tl..s he-4 tArSs unls,
Nfh
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NA1 ANIED- SAILMAkEh OR SAILOR TO
w sew heavy canvas good wages and steady
employment Inquire wiford's tent factory.
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Money on call easy AZ ! uer cent Sterling OK
change steady at t4.esis "a 3. -sh for demend and
sA-li ui -ttf far siKty-day bills
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I-Ok Hin HERBERr b REED & CO.
L ground floor aontans bsnS building. have
be largest list u houses and stores in the city
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~ - o. thrHaAS. Deputy clerk
1. l@fter NeAzsy. attofEoy for plainul
Arizona republican., 1894-03-30
THE DENVER SITUATION.
The City Practically Under
 Martial Law.
The Chief of Police Arrested fol Drunkenness and Disturb
 ance of the Peace.

By the Associated Press.
 DENVER, March 29.-Late this after noon Judge Glinn, sitting in district court, issued an order for an injunction restraining the old police board from interfering with the new board pend- ing the settlement of the controversy between the two boards in court on quo warranto proceedings. The sheriff is also enjoined from taking a hand in the controversy.
 As Judge Aliens injunction restraints the new board from interfering with the old board the two lnjunctions leave the city in almost the same state as martial law would. The police and fire departments are tied up and even the sheriff cannot act in case the partisans of the two warning boards should clash.
 Chief of Police Stone was arrested today at the instigation of the "new" fire and police board, charged with be- ing drunk and creating 8 distur bance in clearing the corridors of the city hall last night of the crowd which threat ened to take possession of the building. The charge of drunkenness was dis missed. Stone was, however, fined $1O by Judge Frost, who is Populist for creating disturbance. The chief inn mediatelv took an appeal to the county court. Two other officers were also fined on the same charge.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-30
PERSONAL.

Charlie M. Burnett of Mesa, was in town yesterday.
 Al McCann, Denver mining man, is stopping at the Lemon hotel.
 Judge Bethune of Tempe was among the southside visitors in town.
 MT. J. Roe Young, Indian agent at Sacaton, was in the city yesterday.
 Wm. Severance left yesterday on 8 trip to one of the northern districts.
 Maj. R. Allyn Lewis retcrned yester- day morning from business trip to Tempe.
 Mrs. C.. s. Fly left yesterday for Bis bee to look after the photographic busi- ness of her husband at that point.
 Mrs. W. R. Morris of Alameda, Cal, arrived in the city yesterday on g visit to her daughter, Mrs. H. H. McNeill.
 Dr. E. E. Prowell left last night on an extensive eastern tour em bracing Washington, Philadelphia, New York and Boston. He will be gone about sixty days.
 MT. Florence J. O'Brien, advertising manager of THE REPUBLICAN, went to Marlcopa last night to meet his sister, of Boston, Mass, who will stop at PhG- nix for short time on her way to the coast.
 c. M. Sturges, of the Golden Eagle stables, returned yesterday from a visit to the midwinter fair. Mr. Sturges speaks in the highest terms of the Ari- zona exhibit and of it's management by Bruce Perley.
 E.. J. Bonsall, superintendent of the Phoenix mine, came down yesterday and reported fourishing condition of affairs there. Fifty stamps are at work and preparations are being made to in- crease the force.
 Commercial hotel guests yesterday were W. R. Patterson, Los Angeles Max Kohn, c. A. Sayre. Nordhoff, Cali fornia; K. D. Davis, Morganville, Ga. ; J. Roe Young, Sacaton; J. B. Stevens, San Francisco; E. J. Bonsall, Phoenix Mine.