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OREGON DEMOCRATS.
Slight Breeze Stirred UP at the Closing
Hour of the Convention.


Hour of the Convention.
ASTORIA (Or.), A pril 1S.-A slight breeze
was stirred up in the closing hour of the
Democratic State Convention to-day by the
Introduction of the following resolution
ReSoiced, That we are in favor of Democrats
only as candidates on the Democratic ticket,
and that in case of vacancies occurring on the
ticket from any cause the places made vacant
be flied by the State Central Committee from
the ranks of our own party.
Those who saw that the adoption of the
resolution might prevent probable fusion
with the Populists rose up in arms against
it, and after some debate the resolution
was laid upon the table.
The convention established new prece-
dent in taking from the State Central
Committee authority to elect its own
Chairman and the place for holding the
next State Convention.
ID. W. Sears of Polk County was elected
Chairman of the State Central Commit
tee and n. b. Davis of Portland Secretary.
Portland was chosen as the place for
holding the next convention.
The district nominations were ratified
by the convention, after which it ad-
journed sine-die.
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COULD NOT AGREE.
The Jury I'm the Grey Case Discharged
by Judge Belcher.

The Jury I'm the Grey Case Discharged
by Judge Belcher.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 18.-The jury
disagreed to-day in the case of Henry
his connection with the death of Miss
Clara Matthews from malpractice. They
were so positive of their inability to ar
rive at verdict that Judge Belcher dis
charged them from further consideration
of the case. 1t was afterward learned
that the jury stood seven for conviction
and five for acquittal. One jury has also
disagreed in the case of ID. j. II. Won
Werthern, the physician who performed
the fatal operation which caused the
girls death. DR.. Driscoll, the third de-
fendant, has not yet been tried.
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MRS. GEORGE Fl. WILLIAMS.

Death of the Wife of the Ex-United
States Acknowledgement.
PORTLAND Orr, April 18.-Mrs. George
Fl. Williams. wife of ex-United States
Attorney General Williams, died at her
home in this city to-day. She has been
in feeble health for some time, and her
death was not unexpected. Deceased was
conspicuous figure in Washington So
ciety for ten years while her husband was
United States Senator from this State and
Attorney-Generali in Grants Cabinet. In
recent years she became convert to the
faith-cure belief and spent most of her
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STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Officers Elected for the Ensuing Term
Next Meeting Place.


SAN JOSE, April 1S.-The California
State Medical Society to-day chose San
Francisco as the next place of meeting,
and elected the following officers: DR.. O..
l.. Simmons OF Sacramento, President; DIR.
Lusson of San Jose, First Vice President;
DIR. Albert Abrams of San Francisco,
Second President; DR.. Kerr of San
Francisco (present incumbent), Secretary;
DIR. w. B. Ellis of San Francisco, First
Assistant Secretary; DR.. Wadsworth,
Second Assistant Secretary; DR.. j. FL.
Parkinson of Sacramento, Treasurer:
Drs. Sanderson, Cheney, Dewitt, Dodge
and Williamson, Board of Censors; Drs.
Pratt, Rigdon, Hart, Wadsworth, Han
son, Lewett and Cheney, Board of Ex-
aminers; Alternates, Drs. Barbat, Wood
ward and Davis.
This evening there was a banquet and
public reception at the Hotel Vendome
The session of the society will be con-
cluded tomorrow.
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Ex-President Harrison.

SALT LAKE, April 18.--A special from
Ogden to the Tribune says: Ex-Presi-
dent Harrison passed through en- route
East at o'clock tonight A large num-
ber of people gathered at the depot, and
the ex-President made a short speech
from the platform of the car. He shook
hands with large number who crowded
their way to the platform. He declined
to talk politics. In answer to an inquiry
for his views on the silver question. he
referred to his letter calling the Brussels
conference, and said his mind had not
changed.
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presence of the army, and that it would
not be necessary to make any special
show of armed forces.
Four local sympathizers with the
Coxey movement called upon the Presi-
dent this afternoon to request that the
Washington barracks be thrown open
for the accommodation of the Common
veal army during it's stay in the city.
There are accommodations for several
thousand men in the barracks.
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Guilty as CHARGED.

Cotton, April 6.-The jury in the case
of Commander Vinette, of the unem-
ployed army, charged with attempt TO de-
fraud the Southern Pacific out of rail-
road fares, brought in verdict of guilty
as charged. The defense subpenaed about
half the army, but only half dozen
were examined. Vinette will appear in
court tomorrow morning to receive sem
tence, and also to be examined on a
charge of melting riot. The citizens are
jubilant over the verdict. and the army is
very sullen, and will say nothing as to
future movements.
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HAS LIVED NEARLY A CENTURY.
A Man Who Testifies That He Was
Born in 1900.

a Mill w no IESJIII6S NIT WIS
Born in 1900.
SAN FRANCISCO, April lS.-Among the
applicants for free license at the Super
visors' committee session to-day was
John Sebastian, a vigorous, gray-haired
man. In response to inquiries, he made
the astonishing reply that he was "a years
old and had been in California over
eIghty-three years. He said he was born
in Montreal in 1S00 and had come to Cali
fornia on a trading vessel, on which he
served as cabin boy. The vessel landed
at Monterey, at which place he remained
several years. He then went to Southern
California. During recent years he has
lived at San Jose. but recently removed
to San Francisco in hope of earning an
easy living. He wanted to peddle small
articles, and permit was readily granted.
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Street Car Held Un.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-Two men,
armed, held up car No. of the Oakland
Consolidated line on Shattuck avenue,
Berkeley, early this morning. and robbed
the conductor, motorman and a dozen
passengers of about $50 in cash and vari-
Gus articles of jewelry. The highwaymen
stepped on board at a retired spot, and
ordered the motorman to stop the car. The
passengers were obliged to stand up, and
while one desperate covered them with a
revolver the other ritied their pockets.
This is the third street car hold-up In
this city and neighborhood within four
days.
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STRUCK A COW ON THE HEAD.
Smash-Up on the NarrOw-Gauge
Road Near Colfax.
THE LOCOMOTIVE THROWN OVER A
HUNDRED FEET.
Governor Markham Refuses to Inter-
fere with the Execution of Sullivan,
the Wife urderer-Professor w.
A. Saunders Arrested and Taken to
the Fresno Jail, Charged With the
Murder of William Wootton.
Special to the REcoRp-UN1oN.

Special to the KECORD-UNION.
CoLFAx, April 18.-The narrow-gauge
passenger train failed to arrive here this
evening. A smash-up at Buena Vista
detained the train, the passengers walk
ing into town. The engine struck cow
on the track, throwing the locomotive
over hundred feet from the track, plow-
ing into the ground and half overturn-
ing. There were number of passengers
aboard. but none were injured. The
engineer and fireman both escaped upin-
jured, as we'll as other trainmen. The
wreck will not be cleared until the morn
ing.
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SPANISH PILGRIMS AT ROME.
Thousand Visit st. Peters. Where the
Pope Officiated.

ROME, April 1S.-This was the day
fixed upon for the beaIification of Juan
Davila Diego of Cadiz. Fifteen thousand
pilgrims from Spain are in the city. The
Spanish pilgrims, headed by fifteen
Bishops and large number OF priests.
marched to st. Peters. where the Pope
officiated.
After the Pope had celebrated mass. he
assembled the throne and listened to an
address delivered by the Archbishop of
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Colored women whipped.

LOUISVILLE, April 18.-At Hickman, a
few nights ago. the citizens visited the
houses of several disreputable colored
women and whipped them severely.
They were ordered to leave Immediately
or they would be punished even more
severely. AT last accounts they were
marching toward Coxey's Army of the
CofnmOnwaal
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Murdered in His Bed.

SALT LAKE, April 19.-A special from
Haley. Idaho, to the Tribune says: S. r..
Randolph. farmer living on Silver
Greek, Logan County, was murdered in
bed last night. His head was beaten in
with an ak. The cabin presented a hor-
rible sight, the floor and walls being lit
orally covered with blood. Randolph
was native of New York and leaves one
brother and two sisters in California. S.
a. Stoll. tenant on the farm, has been
arrested on suspicion.
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GRAND Chapter oficers.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-The Grand
Chapter of the Royal Arch Masons of
California elected these officers yesterday
and they were installed to-day: Ellison
l.. Crawford of Georgetown, Grand High
Priest; Adolphus Hewel, Modesto, Dep
uty Grand High Priest; William f.
Pierce, Oakland, Scribe; Thomas Flint,
ST., San Juan, Grand King; Franklin
Henry Day, san Francisco, Grand Treas
urer; Thomas II. Caswell, San Francisco,
Grand Secrafarv
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A Farmer Killed by Bandits.

PoNcA Il. t., April 1S.-The outlaws
who escaped from the Jail at Newkirk
Monday night yesterday morning went
to the house of Ed Wintermute, settler
from Sedan, kas., fifteen miles west of
here. and shot and killed him, and then
ransacked the house. Posses are in pur-
suit of the outlaws.
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Races at san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-Five fur
longs, Long Dor won. True Briton sec.
ond, Monilla third. Time, 1:04.
Half mile, maidens, Circe won, Mon.
terey second, Coquette third. Time. 0:50
One mile, Hotspur won, Sir Reel sec
ond, Hydy third. Time, 1927.
Six turlongs, Alexis won, Braw Scot
second, Romair third. Time, 1:l5
Three-quarters of mile, Londonville
won, Castro second, Boston Boy third
Time. l:l4
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ADMIRAL Benham at New York.

New YORK, April is Admiral A. E.
K. Benham, retired, lately in command
of the United States fleet in Brazilian
waters, arrived to-day in fine spirits. He
said the rebellion in Brazil could have
ended no other way, as the recent cleo
tion OF Moraes was death-blow TO the
insurgents cause.
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time in that work. Her spacious resi-
dence in this city for the past seven years
has been thrown open twice day to faith
curists. who held meetings there. She
was born in Shephardtown, Va, in 1882.
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a ,yarship to Warn the Poacners.

VICTORIA (B. c., April 18-At the in
stance of representatives of the sealing
interests, Collector Milne has wired to
the Marine department at Ottawa asking
that warship or other vessel be sent
north to warn the twenty-three sealers
now on their way north. 1t is believed
that one vessel can do it. The schooners
are believed to be accompanying the
migrating herds
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killed His wife and HjmsA,e

MILWAUKEE, April 1S.-A special to
the Wisconsin from Menominee, Wis,
says Herman Kreiger shot his wife dead
on the street this evening and put bullet
through his own head. Cause jealousy.
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BIC Fire in an Alabama Town.

HUNTSVILLE (Ala.), April lS.-A hotel,
grist mill and thirty-two business places,
also the Episcopal Church, telegraph and
telephone offices. Postotfice and the
steamer Excelsior were burned this
afternoon. The loss is estimated at
ahont Sl20. 900: insurance about $40, 900.
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uanoed His TWO Children.

GLESvrLLE CIV. va-). April 1S.-A
farmer near Rodabaugh. Calhoun County,
this afternoon hanged his two children.
aged and years, and then took his own
ife. No cause assigned.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

KEoKUK aowa), April 1S.-By the ex-
plosion of a boiler to-day, at the Hutchi-
son electric light plant, three men were
instantly killed, and one fatally injured.
The dead are: James Skerritt, Patrick
Keefe and John Rowan. The injured is
CbarIoS I0hnc
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The Charge Dismissed.

HEALDsBURG. April 1S.-The charge
against James Boyle, the young man
charged with the treasury robbery of
this city some time ago, was to-day dis.
missed by the District Attorney on the
ground that there was no evidence to
establish robbery. The evidence
against Boyle was not inquired into, on
account OF the absence OF proof of the
robbery. Mulligan's deposition could
not be used, and Mulligan is dead.
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FrederIclSs, Jury Cornnleted

SAN Francisco, April 1s-The jury to
try William Fredericks, murderer of
Cashier Herrick, was completed to-day,
and the taking of testimony began.
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Banker Killed bv Masked ,obbers

Banker Killed by Masked Robbers.
SYDNEY On. S. W., April 1s.-Two
masked robbers entered the Commercial
Bank of Bara Bara in Darling district
and shot Manager Mackay dead for re-
fnsing to deliver the money in tile safe.
The murderers escaped.
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EPIDEMIC of Cholerine.

LISBON, April 1S.-The cholerine epi.
demic here is increasing and causes much
anxiety.
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BLOODY CONFLICT
Between Officers and Poles Near
Detroit, Michigan.
TWO OF THE LATTER KILLED ND
MANY OTHERS WOUNDED

The Sheriff of the County Beaten ALI
most to Death With Shovels-The
Trouble the Outgrowth of a Dis
pute Over Wages to be Paid Labor
ers for Doing Work for the City.
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COBURG TN GALA ATTIRE.
Great Preparations for the Com
ing Royal Wedding.
EMPEROR WILLIAM WELCOMED IN
MILITARY STYLE

Brazilian Rebels Very Bitter in Their
Not Transporting His Force to Rio
to Assist Admiral Da Gama-Peix-
oto'S Decree of Amnesty to Insur-
gents the Result of Efforts on the
Part of the United States.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 49, Lewis
Greeslade, better known as Lewis. the
Light" was declared insane to-day. and
ordered confined in the Agnews Asylum.
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Mutinous Crew on Board.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-The British bark
D'nuleep Singh arrived here yesterday
from Pisagua with mutinous crew on
board, one man having been killed at sea
and another coming to port in irons. The
man in irons was Charles Peterson. q
Norwegian, who, on February 18th, killed
a sailor named John Shields by stabbing
him with a knife. The crew is mostly
English and as insubordinate a lot as
ever gathered together on one ship.
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Kniphts TenlpIar.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-The Grand
Commandery, knights Templar, of Cali
fornia. will begin it's thirty sixth annual
conclave here tomorrow. Many Knights
are already in the city, and fully 800 will
be in the parade.
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Got Two Years at San Quentin

EUREKA, April lS.-Johnny Leconte
was to-day sentenced to serve term of
two years at San Quentin for a burglary
committed in the northern part of this
county. When arrested he wore female
attire. which he has worn tor the past two
years.
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What Was Done for the Unemployed.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-The Citi-
zens' Executive Committee for the relief
of the unemployed wound up its affairs
to-day. During the past winter the COM
mittee paid to laborers S92, 900, raised by
subscription. The laborers were en-
ployed in road construction at Golden
Gate Park.
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Death of a Fresno Farmer.

FRESNO, April 1S.-Ex-Supervisor Ray
nor was found dead on his ranch this
morning. Deceased arose at o'clock
and walked out on the premises. and not
returning, search was instituted and
the body found dead. Death was from
natural causes. Deceased was a Super
visor from his district from 1856 to 1880
and was one of Fresno's substantial citi-
ZenS.
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Trial of Mrs. Jane shattuck.

SAN Francisco, April 1s.-The trial of
Mrs. Jane Shattuck, who two months
since shot young Harry Poole, because he
would not Immediately marry her daugh-
ter, began to-day.
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Killed by an Electric Shock.

ST.. LOUIS, April 18.-Two firemen of
the st. Louis department lost their lives
to-day and one was badly injured as re-
suit of the overhead wires. Responding
to an alarm, the two men became en-
tangled in wires which, melted by the
heat of the flames, had parted and fallen
to the ground. The men stepped on
them while directing a stream. William
Cannon was killed and Tom Dolan was
probably fatally injured. Ben Shively
was badly burned.
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Mackay Held to Answer.

ANGELS CAMP (Cai.). April 1s.--Arthur
Mackay, who is suspected OF being the
robber of the Angels Milton stage, had a
preliminary examination in Judge
Cooley's Court to-day, and was held to
answer.
Sullivan to be Hanged Tomorrow.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 18.-Governor
Mark ham has refused to interfere with
the execution of P. J. Sullivan, who
murdered his wife, and Sullivan will be
hanged on Friday at San Quentin.
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Copeland Arraigned.

INDIANAPOLIS, April l8.-W. Fl. Cope
land, who yesterday shot Lawyer Harris
and Litlgant Bruner in the law office of
Harris, Miller & Elan, was arraigned in
court to-day, charged with shooting with
intent to kill and carrying concealed
weapons. Judge Stubs lined Copeland
$3.50 on the latter charge. Upon protest
of Copeland's attorneys this fine was
stayed. Copeland was released on S., 900
bond, $2, 800 on each charge, which was
furnished by two friends. Copeland s
wife arrived to-day, and upon his secur-
ing bonds they went to the Grand Hotel
and are stopping there.
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BIRMINGHAM (Aia.). April 18.-To-
morrow morning at Blue Creek it is re-
ported the Tennessee Coal and Iron Com
pany Will again try to stock the mines
with negro labor. \ Deputy Sheriff who
has been at Blue Creek since Sunday re-
ported that they expected trouble to-
morrow if any number of negroes could
be persuaded TO go to work. The miners
in Walker County agree to remain at
work until Saturday, and if the present
trouble is not settled with other mines
they will join those already out. More
deputies were sent there this evening.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16

CHERIFF sALE-"ILlIAM ALLEN
- Butter. Johu A. Stewart and Colq to
hoTt executors. ete.. plaintiff. vs. Mich
nel A. Msysudo. II, Of al, defenl lants.
Under and by virtue OF sn order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and salo issued
ont OF the district court of the Gtst judicial
distric. OF the state Of Montana, in and for
tie county OF Lewis and Cla Ike. on tho 4ih
day OF October, A. ID. 1894 In tue above
entitled action. wherein William Allen But
ler 0t al, the hbovs named plRintiffs, OBJ
tanned a judRnestaud decree Of foreclosure
ami sale against Michael A. MeyenloEff OF
At. defsadants, on tina 3rd day OF October,
A. ID. 1894 for the sum Of Sc, 4I9 81. be-
si4si inierest oosss and alto nsys' foes
which said decree was. on tbs 3rd daV OF
October. A. ID. 1894. recorded In judgment.
book No. - OF said court al pRgs -
am commanded 10 sell all those certain
LOLA Pisass or parcels OF lsnI situate, living
aud bsins In tbs eountY Of Lewis and
ClA ks. nsts OF NontAns. aud bounded
aud described re follovs to-Hit: Lots nam
bsfst HvO (5). siI 90 and seven (7) in
block numbered iortT-iour 90 % the Len
OK addition 10 the eiiy OF Helena. Mon
taxa, said l0ts having a combined frontage
on Jerome PlAss Of aFysstY i've (76) feet
and . depth OF one buRdtsd and tWssty-
ASs ll26) feet, aesotdlIg ls Snd 80 described
upon ths 0fiielAl plat Of said nams5 addi-
tloB nOT on de iu the msnner provided by
lav. IN the otl0s Of the seung recorder OF
said county VI Lewis and Clarke.
Together with all and Singular the tsns-
msns'. htreditamenls aud hpuuftsnanees
,hsreunto belonging or Ia anywiao appOt .
tanning.
Psbie notice is hereby given, that on
Monday. tue Goth dAr Of Octo5s,. A. ID.
1894 AZ 10 o'clock IN. Of that DAY, al the
front door Of the court house, Helena,
Lewis and Clarke county MontAna, I will,
IN obodisncs TO said order OF saio and de-
orss Of foreclosure snd sale, cell the above
us1ofibsd p ope ", or 40 mnoh thereof as
may he nsesasafy TO satisfy said Judgment,
with interest snd costs TO III highsst ana
beet biils Tor cash Ia hand.
Given undS' nv hand this 9th DAY OF
October, A. ID. 1884
CHLELys ID. CUHuN sheriff.
BY FRED T.. Hoes. Under hhsrH.
beCohhs,l, ClAybsfg 4 Gam. plaln-
tRE httoTn W.
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A Million Frisn,ia

A friend In need Ia frisnd indeed, and
not less than one million peopls have found
just such friend In D.. Kink's New Dis
covsry for consunp,ion, csughs and eolds.
II you have never ussa this ersst cough
medicine. one trial will conviaos Jon iha.
10 has Wonderful curative powers In all
diseases ofths throa. chest and lungs. Each
bottle 10 guaranteed 20 do all that is
claimed. or monsy refunded. Trial bottle
free. Large bottles 30 cents and g. Par
chen D. 'Aehsui Drug Go.
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An old solaIer Mad. Happy.

During my tenn of service in the army
] contracted chronic diarrb@a," says A. E.
Bending, Of HAlssy, Ore. "Sines then
have Used a great amount OF medicine, bnl
when found any that would give me re-
lief thsy Won injnfe my stomach, until
Chambs laib's Collo. Cholsrs and Diar-
rhea Remedy VIVA brought 10 INV notice
used il, and will sag It 10 the only remsd dy
that gave me permanent rolief, and no bad
results follow. For sale by all Druggists.
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Forty Mon Rode Forty Mlies.

PRINCETON. Ky. Oct 15.-Willis Grihsy,
q negro. b ought two weeks ago from
Christian county for safe keeping, was
taken from the jail lsst night and hanged.
two miles aoutn Of town. His body was
then riddlsd with bullets. Griffey assaulted
Miss Lena Berry. the adopted daughter OF
a wealthy Christian county couple. while
she was on her way home from church four
weeks ago. The mob consisted Of about
forty men, who rode 70 " miles.
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Fer Possession Of a Lunatio.

! PrrrsBURo. Oct. 10. - The Sensational
struggle for the possession OF the person
and esta,s Of Ebouszs, N. BIsrs. the Aile-
gheny tronmzSter. was decided to-day.
Henry Warner WAS appointed custodian OF
the lunatio. While Warner was agreed
upon by Mrs. E. n. Byers ana A. NJ. By
srs. ths lunatie's brother. the appointment
10 really a victory for Mrs Byers L. n.
B5ers 10 in the Pennsylvania hospital for
she insane at Philads phia.
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Asn.slRn for cronn.

~ consider ChhmbsrlNin's Cough Remedy
q specific for Group. II vs'y pleasant 10
tended for uss among children. | have
SDown OF eAsSs OF Group whore know the
life OF littls one was saved BY the use oil
Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy" j. j. La
Grange. druRRist AYsoS. Hsb. 30 e,nt bot
ties for sale BY all dfuggista
The Helena independent., 1894-10-16

WAsHNoToS, Oct 10. go The following
hNys bean appointed members OF The cen
trAi COMMITTEES OF the good roads confer
enes which will bs merged into the road
parliament Gt Atlantis, Oct. lG H. lS; Cal
iiornla. J. A. Wilson; M1ntAns, II. II. Ray;
Idaho. JAmss NOllonyi Washington, j. Il.
Jones: Arizona. Gov. J.. @. Hughes;
Hsvadh, Surveyor General J. l.. A. Joaes.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS

NKw YoRE. Oct iS.-sAr silvor. 6sA,
Coppor-MArkst quiet, bsokcrs, 9N; ex'
ehanse sQ6a1s.6A
& Lead -ouici but steady brokers prices for
spoL ts.lsG2l6S.
Tho question OF gold shipments 20 Europe
was q misleading ono TO speenlaten on tho
stoek exchange to-day and impaired 10 tho mar
ket nervous and unsettled tohe rtrsngth dis
played b. storlihg exchange this morainS
caused quit, Stir on the street and lei TO ro
ports OF immediate shpments OF gold. This In
duesd liquidation OF strong stock and onoour'
aged tho bears 10 increase thoir short contracts.
Asa consequence. tho market was weak at ths
opening and continued heavy throughout the
day,
boVernmonts-firn.
pntrnlaum-siaAdr. NoHomber olosed At saNe