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rur TOE FELL on HIN AND HE DRO"NED

Ernest O,Leary. fifteen years old. of No 81 East
thirty -third-st.. was drowned late
yesterday afternoon while swimming In the Harlem
D,,,er AZ East one -slxth-st lie
.,as coating on his back between an Ice barge ana
the wharf, when a fragment from Dig piece OK
,.a that was being swung from the wharf ieil,
.s ,r,Lna O'Ieary In the face. This Is supposed 70
have injured him that he could not SWIM;
,as ss.trocted BY some boys who saw o OLeary In
the water and ne at once jumped overheard TO save
MN MI, he was dead His face slightly scratched
There the piece Of ice had struck It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31
COL. JVILLIAMS DENIES 1T.

,,,, GAYS THERE Is NOTHING ~ THE REPORT OF
AZ APPLICATION FOR MKANEs PARDON.
Albany. Aug 3O-Coonel Williams 'o'ei"o,
Flowers private secretary. was asked toh's"' Il
,horo was any truth In the rumor that the ooVerho'
,.,s giving serious consideration to an app'ca'io"
Tor the pardon OF John y. Mchane' ne 'ep.'''
~ 80, ,r,e No formal Application for Mckane
-, ~ bas been filed with the Governor; at"Vusn
~er since his conviction many iet,t incentive
.'.aaIyad nv the Governor asking tHa' 'N'N"''N
i,,,n,, he bestowed upon Mckane.
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PACIFIC CABLE

.ug S-"The Times" this morning sass
LONDON ' government lost no time In giving
rhs 10 the resolution Of the Ottawa oon.s'suf suS
a S' o the rss sss as the The. ''%a'' sa"
s srsso., Of the "s that n
is which the ises w Ske The
nerned must decide WIZ WIZ fnanca.. The main con-
are sS HsS. ns The 4s 1yS
bs st cable Pae2c fnS may reasonably snpsSs.
sS.: 81 n: az: making
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he S1TED HER LIFE.
A POLICEMAN RUsHEs IN FRONT or TRAIN
AND DRAGs A WOMAN FROM CERTAIN DEATH

A POLICEMAN RI'sHEs IN FRONT OF TRAIN
,xD DRAGs 4 WOMAN FROM CERTAIN DEATH.
oc,cor Hugh i Swift OF Janacia yesterday
morning acted the hero IN saving q woman from /
horrible death For the last few days Matilda Me-
Cullen twenty-five years old has been acting
strangely Her family. fearing that her mind was
unbalanced. kept "A watch over her. She escaped
from home. and Yesterday morning IN" was Sr,h
dancing on the railroad tracks at Clarencevli'"
Tn. woman could not be driven from tn" track
ch. climbed ur and down the ladder leading 10 thr
sl.,n,l tover am sang songs 10 the anus rmcnt OF
snme children When the children tfied 10 get her
of m. rack she threw stones AT them An cH-
prcss train came I'm sight. and the woman turned
and deliberately faced Il. TIL" children screaIn'i
win fright which attracted officer Swift The
woman was standing with outstretch"d arms as ne
fraln auproachcl her. swift rushed upon the track
ami dragged her t. side just as IN" tram
pa ssed The woman was locked up IN the Town
Hall pending an examination as 10 her sanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31
,.o c,pvrcIE on WAGES IN AMERICA.

,ondor Aue. N-Andrew Carnegie has an a''o'e
e., the september Contemporary Revie" conf" concern
ing I,bor in America. He says tha' "o' "l .no IT,
@ ~ n,,air provided that he will live as frusaiiy'
W o,,, Mr. Carnegie thinks. the argument
that wages must be higher in America is fallaeiOns hs
' pound judlcously expended in America on ,s
necessaries of life would afford the work''s,'am
family more comforts than would ,me nn,n,ns position
ps Ike that OF the old Scotch woman wo reniicd
asked II she could live on cer,a a. !.nu, cold spend
ahnt sbe cou,d live on half of H. put cou'N 'P
DOODLE"
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pONRARDED BY DUTCH WAhoHif"'

ACTIVE OPERATIONS AGAINST THE 'N''''"
,oypoK WHICH Is HELD BY NATIVE REbELS'
.rh uao,,e Aug 3o-The Government Is Informed
,,,ara-n tho capItal of the Island OF Lombok
10 IN nossession Of the native rebels and Il being
bombarded by Dutch warshiI~'
The crushing defeat Of the Dutch troops III 'O'N-
hok has cast a gloom over all the Kingdom of1erS
have been given to abandon the usual 1esuNtsS Iii III
& occasion OF the birthday OF the Queen whlch VIII
orc,r Tomorrow and many other puDic anu pIiEa1'T
f,9nctons Of a festive character nave Deeh ca'0'''N
for the reason.
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,,,cu,xr AND sArAx1rA TO RACE TO-DAY.

Dartmouth. Aug. 9o-Tih American sloop Is,.Aat
arrived here at O'Clock this ai''i"O h,ch had
~. seam Yacht Pelican The crowd ""',' .'N
u. naa a,org the shore gave her hearty cheer'
he race tomorrow will under the auspce, ,,.n o'
the Royal Oar, Yacht Club The hrsl pii'e ,s
s,d the second prize $50 The triangular Gou,se ~
from Dartmouth Range around bna, ,ne off the East
hs and o@T times O% O@"s asna sGa
tance Io'H ne the only competitors, II han peem @
expected % announced yesterday that 'he '"'
t'loo,s ,akc mace to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31
SPECIAL CUSTOMS RATES ABRoGATED

/, SPANISH DECREE REGARDING AMEhioAN In
PORTS INTO CUBA AND PORTO hico'
Madrid Aug 3O-A royal decree issued To-Day ao, ~
royates the customs arrangement OF June i'I "
ah,ch snecial rates on certain imports into for'o
Rico arh Cuba were accorded to the 'h'eN "'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31
r,rU CHOLERA IN HOLLAND.

Amsterdam. Aug 3o-One death from cno''ia ,.
,rad here to-day one new case OF the ulsease
&c renorted in Rotterdam. two nave ocou''eu ."
CnvksnIsse and two In Maestrlch''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31
e fires extended as far as

OF the mountains say the fires extended as far as
Lewis County.
II has not rained in this neighborhood for two
weeks The Mohawk River Is exceedingly low, ana
the manufacturers along its line are anxious lest
their water power may run short.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31
THE CZAR's CONDITION.

,o Aug. 3o-The "Fremdenblatt' says 'he
s,,sicans regard his condition as iar IRON o..
car P'i Ills illness is the result OF repea'e' ~
tacks Of influenza.
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-, ,urs IN THE ADIRONDACKs.

| Little Falls. n. Y. Aug. ~-The hres III 'ne -,o
york Camping parties who have just left that part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-31

secure this for Great Britain they simpy are obey
ing the dictates OF their own advantage.
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,ooru TO VISIT THIS COUNTRY.

GENERAL BOOTH TO VISIT if''' -, a.a
london. Aug. 3o-Generai Booth viii o,u .'Har soDa
Lonuo'' ondon salvation Army on SepteinDerr ~
by TO the oil for New-York 10 make a tour o'
~ I"ni,ed States.
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49, fouNn eoMrrnINa ro po.


fChicnro widow Took 90 Highway Rob
berry In Tiou Of BETTER Employment.
Mrs Zcrelda Wight, formerly living on
West Randolph street. Chicago, with her
mother and two invalid sisters was found
dead a short time ago at the foot of flight
az stairs in the Major block, at the corner
Of T.asailo aud Madison streets. She had
evidently fallen and broken her neck. The
body lay at the morgue for two or three
days and was finally identified by an attor-
ncy, who told the following remarkable
story;
II first knew her six years ago, when she
was n single woman. She had been type
writer and stenographer-one Of the best Of
that earlier class which Is now so numer-
Gus. Her husband was foreman in a print
ing Office and an excellent fellow. About
a month after they were married Wight
was hurt by ono Of the presses % the print
ing Office and was confined 20 the house.
He got better, but never was we'll again.
He couldn't hold his place and went from
one situation to another, always getting "a
little worse of.
Last September be died, and know she
was in real distress 80 that time. All
through the fall and early winter she came
here occasionally. but we had 10 tell her we
had nothing for her 20 do. How she man
aged TO support her mother and two sisters
don't know, for she really seemed 20 have
no resources whatever. One day in Decem-
Der she came and told me that she had held
a man mp the night before.
"'Held him upr said 1. How
"'Well. / was hurrying home frnm res
taurant, where had been washing dishes
all day Half dozen times on the way
had been accosted los men, as women unat-
tended always are. and 1 was out OF tenn
per. When this last man stopped IN 'front.'
OF me. I was exasperated. looked at him
full in the face and was on the point OF re-
buking him. But the words would not
come ] could say nothing. So | lodged
past him and went on. But the memory of
his handsome face. his elegant clothes,
flashed over me. / could not forget them.
"He has plenty Of money, said 20 myself
''vhile ann going home with hali "a dollar
which must keep four people tin can earn
more
AT the corner he overlook me again. II
was very dark. had a revolver. always
carried one I'm these walks. turned upon
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Congressman Sibley in his eulogy Of Tee
land Stanford told a story that illustrates
Mr. Smnf0ri's generosity. MY partner
and myself. said Mr.. Sibley, chad pur-
chased a young colt Of him, for which we
paid him el2 BOO He tool out Dis check
book. drew two checks Of s8. 300 each and
sent them 90 two different city homes for
flrudless children, and with twinkle la
bis cye and broadly belming hcncvolcnc-
in bis features said: Electric BEL ought
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ing so many people happy ia the very be-
Cunning Of his life "
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10 L. curious 60 see how an alarm 81 FIRE
disorders broadway even In business hours.
One expects a connection az night when
the streets arr quiet and the engines thun-
der along ana the sparks fly Ina long,
thick tail behind the machines But IL Is
Just as bad in the daytime You see
broadway orderly. and les crowd intent
ON business, moving steadily up aud down
in four lines. The wagons and cars In the
roadway plod mp and down I'm the same
good order. suddenly there IL heard the
Changing Of a bell in thedistance, and very
quickly fire patrol wagon comes In sight.
Instantly broadway is In disorder. Men
and boys rush up from cellars and base
ments I'm their shirt sleeves, their waiter
aprons. aud without caps. Men, women
and boys come down TO the main door
ways. windows are flung up. and the EN-
treasures are filed with eager spectators,
trucks and carts pull out OF the main road
and turn into the side streets. there meeting
eft her vehicles and producing much con
fusion. accompanied by shouting and ours
ing. For no reason that can DO guessed
go hundreds of persons who were ON the
sidewalks begin 20 run across broadway
from both sides Of it, aud the police step
into the roadway 60 help the people 20 and
fro Finally boys in overSlls and workmen
IN aprons appear 40 many corners, having
run Co the great thoroughfaro from the
workshops in the side streets. The wagon
rassc- swiftly along and is followed 10y
sire engine and tender and hook and lad
der truck Then order is quickly restored.
Vow York sun
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Lieutenant Colonel Hamilton Smith re
lato- this remarkable instance otthe conf
,ieuce Of a horse in firm rider, the horse
being an Arab General Robert Gillespie
happened. when mounted on the animal,
90 be present on the race course Of Calcut-
"a during one Of the great Hindoo festi-
walls. when several hundred thousand peo-
nle had assembled. On a sudden an alarm
was given that tiger had escaped from
his keepers. Sir Robert Immediately
suatched "A boar spear and rode to attack
this formidable enemy.
The tiger was probably COMPOUNDED by
the crowd. but the moment he perceived
sir Robert he crouched 20 spring at him.
At that very instant the gallant soldier
,u his gallant steed leaped right over him,
sir Robert striking the spear through the
animals spine.-Boston Herald
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING 2
~ Notice is hereby given that a nesting %
she stock holders ~ tho Big Chief unuel and
MINING company will be held A. The lay gihco -
Ashhurn h. harbour tu the city OF Helena
county u Lewis aud tlarke ami state Of Mon
m. % sald day
said meeting !. called for the purpo-e - cub
hitting 10 tie ttock holders u saih company a
prupo. ltlon o. lease tie lig hief rinilz claim
Tor tie period Of one year. upuu rofalfT OF la
Der cent OF tho fmoitar returns 4 She ere
shipped from raid mine 90 b. paid Co the com
PAM; and alHo 90 give toud o. tie leisses OF
aaid mine. uhissilna the romrany 20 sell tha
same o. sald leesass, or heir afsigus, upon tha
uayrant q $500 90 said conn. az O ! 90 b.
fofe the frat day u tohfuary ~,
D.. 81. kNfGhI. Trustee
". 2. tDA. Trustee,
a. X. HAkHOt H. rusioe
J. l. ItfWNkE Nd. q rustoo
Dated Holena, Mont, haroh A.. lssL
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THE MARKETS.


tININN
NV YORK. March Sl.-Bar silver. o0h.
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LeAd-Essy; domestic Sa30
share speculation Was unusually active Ter
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fractional reaction. the tendency Of the market
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


OFFIoE or County CLERK.
LAWS AND CLAEKE COUNTY. hoSrASA.
HELENA. Mach -. 1891.
o the Hon. she Board Of County Commits
sionefa OF Lewis ana Clarke County.
Montana;
dentlsmea-In compliance With section
rs, Finh Division Compiled Statutes OF
Montana, submit he ewith. annual hnsn-
oial statement OF tho county for the year
ending March /. 1874
J. Z. TooKrR. Clerk.
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loss or RoWEB

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At Deaths Door
blood Poisoned After Ty-
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A Marvellous Cure by Hoods After
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&C. l. Hood & Co. Lowell Mass.
Dear s.rs. twenty-five years ago had
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spread and have the appearance Of ring worm.
j. itched and burned and / commenced doctor
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Cot Only Monentary Relief,
And sometimes not even that could not sleep
nights and on account Of the itching scratched
the spot until the blood would run. In hot
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continued to discharge and J longed % die
Finally my husband bought a bottle 81 Hoods
~arsaparila and I had not taken more than
la|f Of 10 before began to change for the better.
] have had four bottles,
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Hoods si5..s1l1, Cures

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j feel very grateful for the benefit I received
from Hoods @arsapariila." MRS. FHEnE
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