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The Helena independent., 1894-10-19

CHERIFF's sALE-MARY n. BUTLER
- plaintiff, vs.. George w. Baldwin st al.
defendants Under and by virtue OF an
order of sale aud decree of foreclosure and
sale issuei out OF the district couts of the
frat judicial district OF the state OF Mon
tnnn, In aud for the county OF Lewis and
Clarke. on the 4th day OF October, A. ID.
1894 in the above entitled action, wherein
Mary X. Butler. the above named plaintiff.
obtained q juiemint and decree OF fors-
closure and sale against George w. Bald
win OF al. defendants. on the 3 d day OF
Ootobe-. A. d. 1894. for the sun of 81, 1919,
besides interest," costs and attorneys fees.
which said decree was. on tho 3sd day OF
October. A. ID. 1894. recorded In Judgment
book No. = OF said courA at page -, /
am commanded TO sell all those certain
lots. pieces or parcels OF land. situate,
lyinR and being in the county Of Lewis and
Clarke, stats OF Montana, and bounded
and described as foll'ws TO wit; The east
one-hAlf (Ll) OF lot numbered six t6) and all
of lot numbered seven (7) in block num-
the city OF Helena. said rArcsl OF land hav-
ing a frontage on Winns avenue Of thirty
seven and oue-half (37l9l feet and depth
OF one hundred aud twenty-five (l25l feet
TO an alleT. according TO aud as said lots
and blocks are more particularly described
npon the official plat OF the said named ad-
dition now on flle in the manner provided
BY Law In tho oflloe of the county clerk aud
recorder OF the said county OF Lewis and
Clarke, together with all and singula' the
tsnsn,snts, hersditaments and appurte-
nsncss tbersunto belonging or In snyvise
Hpperthininr.
Public notice is hereby given, that on
yaturdar. the 27th day of October. A. ID.
1894, at ~ o'clock IN. of that day. at the
'front.' door OF the court house. Helena,
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, | will,
in obedience TO said order of sale and de-
cree OF foreclosure AMI sale. sell tho above
described property, or 90 much thereof as
may bs necessary to satisty said Judgment.
with interest aud coats, 10 the higbes, and
best bidder. for cash in hand.
Given under mY hand, this bih day OF
October. A. ID. 1894.
CnARIEs ID. CURTIS Sheriff.
by FRKD f. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
MoConnell, Cloybefg a Gum, plaintiff q
attorneys
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
r { E!
.Ors. Liebig & Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists
PERMANENT OFFICE: i3S MAIN ST
HELENA.

FREE SUt,TATIQN given 10 all persons
lufi, Iirg from Jhronio Disessss. DiseAsss OF ths
Eye. ker. se. Throat. Liver, ttomach, Kid
nsy-, ! rinsry rssns heryous and privals
patents in Montana dcmpnd ErcatcE fsciliiio
snd aceonmodationa, 10 meet which ORA Lisbis
Alo. have established Offices 10 this city. lhey
ye ShS IL sS%pose.d ss.s to
tho bead Office. whore complete records are kspt
~ all oAsss and tho treatment adopted. Each
bisnea having its specialists no one physiclsn
fnd rover lees th,n iive experienced speclalials
have a eensultalioa on every case presented.
HAVING thou ands 20 rafer TO. comparisons are
readily made. No exporimentins-simply ap-
sHbs sHmbe, p1 p1oreG Rsss. as III ss the .sorss q
their tuccoss and the reWon snch mafveous
euros ss korotofOro reported hAve been made
sfisr The b,s. Local phyeieisns pronounced thsm
Sopelsssly ineprtsle.
MEE-t hronic affections. whether from early
c.. o p,Ss. .eS sfSSsl otSsl
affections emitting thsm from enjoying any OF
the pleasures Of hfe, treated and cure1 after
sbso iuts failure By otbsrs Dr,; Liobig Co..
trssting tho Ilissases OF Men Il worldwide. and
they have patients IA all parts Of II.
woMES-1heir specialist for affections OF
Women, has all tho lAtset appliances and
rrncdies used In the principal hospitals. ami 10
S.thouta superior on the eoaat.
tA1ALHH-And kindred affection. Of the
Eye, lar Threat and Longs eucosssfnlly ireaiel
and ina manner 20 mildly az 10 bs acceptable 20
the mOst delicate child.
Traces for Spinal neforuiltie Club Feos. sto.
Manufactured. tatistaotlon auarsnteo1.
Call oarly and avoid being hurried BY the
barge number OF patients those who cannot
md IL eony0nlent 10 sse tho Eminent Specialists
can state their cAeos By letter tnFefnl attention
6ivan to corr spondspco and medicine and APP
pliEnces sent By express
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
NroTIoE OF BEGINNING oFTIMEoF

NOTICE OF BEGINNING OF TIME OF
N Repistration. .-Notics Ia hereby given
OF time aud place for the registration OF
tho names Of the qualified electors in cleo.
tion district No. S. IN tho county OF IleWls
and Clarke, state OF Montana. prior to tho
RsEe nj election TO bc held on Tuesday tbO
sixth day OF Noyembe'. 1894. for tho said
couatv OF Lewis and Clarke, will begin at
ten o'clock q. IN. on the ninth day OF Octo-
Der, 1894
The registering agent will be Al the FOL.
lowing pisoinots or voting places embraced
in ssid election district No. & are as fol-
lows;
Rock Greek basin, precinct No. 3)-at
Mrs. Hanuio Hu1's houae, (will be homo
oillce) on October .. 10. II,
Al CArteFsvlllo. precinct No. W-at kisael-
paueh's on October II. 10 IL
A. Mitchell. precinct No, &-At Mitch
ella on 0etobsr l6, II. 1S.
Al Craig. precinct No, N-At Hioroh'a
hotel on October 10. 20.
A. home once on October %, %, a. 20
2G ~, 20 90.
Negotiation hours ten O'Clock a. IN. IN
I'll ten O'Clock y. m.
Josrrn u. HuTT, ReoistTy agent
Wolf Cresh. Meat, Oct 4. 1s0t
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19

IN THE DINTRlCr COURT OF THE
| Fitat judicial district of ,bs stats OF
Montana, 10 and for the county OF Lewis
ana Clarke. Notice 10 eroditsrE
Estate Of Nathlaa Baekasr. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given hJ tht uadeIslxned,
adminlshrAtor vlth ths Will annexed Of the
csihto OF Matthias BvokAs-, deceased, 10
tie eFeditsfA of. and Ill p,rssns having
eialma agaias, the Gsia deceased, 10 srhibh
thOm vl,h sbs aSssesaI ysasAsss within
fouE mOA'As silps tAf h,i. yvAflsstiSs u
thO Vill pnnsfsA al tAslsv stis, ~ Mst-
s,pa Rubard. Fss9 3. dvid black. In ths
ony 81 Helene, In ths csunty Of LsVls aud
Cldrke, stats OF Montana. chs same boine
tho place for the transaction OF tho bust.
meas % aaid estate in The eouuly Of Lewis
aud Clarke JAS. NJ. TUuKEn
Administrator With the will aunenod OF tho
ssta,e Of Ma,hlaa Buckuss deceased.
Dated OeL 2 1884,,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

NOTICE Els HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" timo for the 70 yistration OF the names
OF the qualified electors Ia Election Dis
trict No II, 10 the county OF Lewis and
Clarke, and state OF Montana, urior 10 the
general election 70 be held on Tuesday, lhs
aixth day Of November, 1894. for the SAID
county Of Lewis and Clarke. will expire at
ten o'clock r. m. on the thiTtieth day Of
October. A. ID. lst.
The names OF the several pieolnois or
polling places embraced Ia said Election
District No. II, are ne follows Rimini
and Little jennie precincts.
JouN NJ. DAILY. Rsgistry Agent.
Election District No. II, LAWS and Clatks
county, Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
RIOT AT A PRIMARY.
Though Knives and Pistols We're Used,
Only Bruises Resulted.

Though Knives and Pistols wcre Used,
Only BRUISES Resulted.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. ia iiot broke out yea
terday nt one OF tho polling pieces In the
seventh ward where republican primaries
we're being held for the selection of dele
gates TO the city aud twelfth district con-
sressionai conventions. Kuiy,s and pis-
tolls were drawn and for a tins 1t looked as
n the might ba bloodshcd. bot nobody
received more thin bruises. Fifty or mo o
police officers appeared on the scene and
quelled tho riot. urrestinq Tom Msloney.
one OF tho lendsrs of the crowd which
caused tho trouble aud nine or ten other
mon. The riot eommenosd when A. II.
Lustet drove 40 TO the polling rlaoo with q
shot gun aud announced himself nm A. i.
A. md said he was affnid ot nobody. Au-
other version says he was ready to fight any
A. L. A. man. The crowd attacked n
numbsr Of negroes who had already vote
or who were Whiting 10 do 80, for the rem
son. IL is sad. they were supporting the 4.
J.. A. candidates.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
Guarauteeti Curs.

We authorize our advertised druggists 10
sell DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, coughs and colds, upon this con-
dition. II you are afflicted with cough.
cold or any lung. throat or Ghost trouble.
and will use this remedy az directed. Riv-
ing IL fair trial, and exps iepoo no bsns-
TT. you may return the bottle and have
your money refunded. We could not make
this offer did we not know that ID Kings
New Discovery could bo relied on. IL mover
disnppoints. Trial bottles FREQ nt Parchen-
D'Aehsul Drug Co.'s store. Large sizs 50
cents and f1.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
FOR THE STATE CAPITAL.

OFFIcE or THE SKoRErARY or STATE,
HELENA. Mont, sept d, is0L
n.,sd ~. tt naes OF ths os,ss n?,,-
seat OF government OF tho stAts Of Montana hav-
ini received the highest number OF votea at the
general election held In tho state OF Montana
Tuesday November s, lsgk
tIrY or ANACONDA.
CITY or HELENA
UNITED STATES or AMEEIoAl. =,
state of Montana.
j. Louis Rotwitt, secretary Of state OF tho state
of hontanA, do hereby certify that the foregoing
cities have been placed in nomination for tho
place OF permanent location Of the seat OF gov
ernment Of Montana. and that tho same and all
thereof were prosentod TO aud hlsl with mo
prior TO Sept. :. 1872 kAni that each certificate
OF nomination. oontalnIna tho name Of the city
nominated foe the place Of petmauent location
Of the scat OF government contained the pAmO Of
the oountg whOrcln tho same Il situated. and
was signed By at lsnsttwenty -tiv0 electors rsed-
ing within the county wherein such oity named
was situAtod. end contained with each sisnatus 70
the place of residence. business and business ad-
dress of each eiector respectively.
further certify that the stato board OF can
vssssre Of the state OF Montapa. on the nst day
OF December. 1872, duly oanyAssgd the election
returns For place of location OF the permanent
capital Of the state ~ Montana" aud deter-
mined from the abstracts transmitted % me. ~
SECRETARY OF state In aald y0Ar tho votes cast at
such election, and that the ststsmeht mAde Out
by mo on eaid day. as secretary of state of Mon
thnA and seere,ary OF said board showed that
there was no choice for place OF location OF tho
permansnt capital OF the state Of Montana aud
that such stAtamont further showed that o. all
the cities and towns voted for al tho general
election IN lsp7 tho 'fiiy % Ansconda" aud tho
CITY OF HelonA" wero the two citles receiving
tho hi gAset number % votes,
And further certify that at tho general olso-
tion In the yoAr 1874. to wit. on 1uosdAy. Nov. o.
lsgi, tho tQnohtlon Of permanent location ot
the scat Of Eoyofnmenl OF Montana II hereby
suhmitted 10 tho qualified olootOre Of the state
Ia preordAuce with tho provisions OF gu act on.
titled An act providing Tor tho submission "
the question OF tho .pormanent leeation Of the
scat OF govornmonl,' approved March o. 1871.
and section q article X Of tho consultation.
In testimony whnreof hsvn hsreunto sot
my hand and Ailxol tho Great
fOAl Of tho stAto OF Montana. at
lAEALl Helena, tho capital 0f said state,
this, the 2sth dAy OF eeptsmbor.
A, u. 1894.
l.. ROrWITT,
Seoretary Of stAte OF tho state Of
Montana
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
nncslan., ArnIna snix..

The bsst sa,ve in the vorll FOE Cuti
Bruises, sorss. Ulcers, Salt Rhsum. Fever
6otts, Tetter. Chapped Hands. ChIlblains,
Corns aud all skin Eruptions and posi.
lively cures pilsu, or no par r0qui cd. IL 10
guaranteed to give IeTfsot sRtisfnetion or
money refunded. Prioo Is esnts por bOI
For sale BY tho Parohou- " Aehsul Drag
COmnnur,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19

BALTIMORE. oeL 1s.-An agreement has
been reached between the Pennsylvania
and Maryland Steel companies. vhish. IL 10
announced, will result in the "a ly reopln-
ing OF tho Maryland company's big mill al
81 hrfow'd Poiut. The works, sLich om-
ploy 5000 mon, bavo been virtually closed
for eight months.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
Norlcr 10 cREpIroRs - ESTATE or

NOTICE 10 CRBnlrORS -- ESTATE or
~ Anna T.. EngelhOrn, decangod
Notice Ia herohY givou BY tho undorslgned al
mlnlatrator Ot tho estate "a ApnA T. ngelhofu.
decessed 10 the creditors of ana all poraona hay-
inF claims against tho said deceased. TO exhibit
ihrm. With tho nocetuaty vouchers, within four
lil months after the lret pubhcatoa of this no
tion. TO tho said administrator, At h0 lrU hiuth
hvOnue. ia tho city ot ilolenA. tho sAn0 holng
tho place for tho transActlOn ot tho buninnna
Of tAid cssAte In tho counJ ot lewia sad
Clarke.
n. r. ENGHLHORN,
Admini,,rAior Of tho e,tats Of AnuA E, tngol
horn, docoAaad,
Dated Heut 10 1891
Fi-st publication sept. n, 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19

KARL's CLoyRR RooT will purify your
blood. ooat your complexion. regulate your
bowels and make your head clear as a bell.
Twenty-Five cent?, 20 cents and 81. For
Ealo by PaTehen-D D. Aoheul Drug 90,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
No. Si7d
APPLICATION TOR PATENT.

u. g. LAND OrTIcH, 2
HELENA, Mont, tept. %. 1891 (
Notice u hereby given. that Robert 4 Halo ha
this day filed application for patent, under the
mining laws of eonGrosa. for the IralpAr ml II
,itc. d0tsnatod Az survey No. sili stuAted in
(unorgantgedl mining dis riot, Lewis and Clarke
county, Montana township n, range 4 ".
which claim ls recorded In the oiiioo u the ~
cordor " Lowi. and ClAfke county, at nolena.
Montana and described aa follows
= aid survey No. liai beginning nt oornnr No
l. from which the initial point In acc II, TIPS on.
4 W. bears " deg ~ min 30 sec W z. az. iI
thonco SO dog 80 min alh,s n. thence n - dOg
% min o $40 t. thence 50 deg ~ min W 5el 1
H. thouce " dog "a miu " 2ib n, thonoo -
deg 81 min " alN2 II 10 tho place OF heginning.
embracing hyO nofea, upon which notice OF
tAid application was postod the lath day of
septembsr, lslL W. 4 COX,
Register
First publication Sept 9S 1901
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19

LADIEs-conspiouousy prominent among brightest
mails successful trading this win unquesonaby
stand 1t is marked by the incompatible
magnificent Wintor Merchandise It's
further variety thoroughly
pendabe character gathering Imported
exhibition the first time preesl
crisp nobby possibly
the figures which Mondays offerings will
sartingly you.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
Blankets.

ghis spoeie, Of tod covering, as described
by tho man whose nanc they bsAr, is esson-
italy hsalth preserving and sanitary article
aad in times Of epidemic is a preventive. or
propagator Of dbease, according 10 tbs
parity or adnltsraied quslity Of tho wool OF
which il is composed. Tho;o %! oil star"
and other brands Of fine California Hlsnkots.
aud tho ontiro stock Of sands FRO. arc
strictly hygienlc. and tho prices this weok
ms low as 75o pair.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19

Whom Baby was sick, We Fnvo her oa7,ora.
When Hhe was a chlld shc cricd Cor Caaiorla.
when shs became Mis-. she chung 10 Caatoria.
When Ahe had Children, sho gave thea Castorla.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19

There arc no sand dosorta along tho lna Of tho
Great Northern. II u capable Of continuOna
settlement from tho great lakes 10 I,uFat eound
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
FAT PEOPLE

SE;:i Ess;: sE e iS.i y :i;i; ,;$ a.;
hY rafLofft. 1hsf snllt ~ ~ hSil,e
HnleNh ~ ef fAphiasls sTsgf a hpQ-
Nas kri dlnlqdlt brfathiHs sUsiy relievu4,
30 INEbBIMkkh bnt tclsntlke sud rosh
snso, Az eSIcrs Iv suSpilod dileci tom Sar eileS
lfico tt,ol package or three packages Tor 500
~ nall postpaid. ToetimoniAlo and partieu'
lars (ssAledl sota.
All Correspondence stTlory copndsutiAL
PARK REMEDY Co.. Boston, Mass
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
COrnfOrtableS

fat dyo, hoavy. wesr-resisting sanitary COM
fortables nt special prices.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
Carpets.

Art LAco Curtains. "fenAlslnos." with
Ioint D'E, prit eon,ors. also Jtpsnes, Ilnsol
rortiorea, oriental designs. Those snbiimo-
ly grand and novel creations have iuct
reached ua from Japan. and will DO regarded
a. curoaitics. Look out tor tho now "Mi-
yotA" tugs, all sizes. Now Carpets arriving
daily
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
New Imported Winter
Dress Fabrics

Foreign Dress Goods In all the vagarios OF
tho loom. deeign and dye. Curly fuzzed
fabrics shaggy. rough. sleek. smooth. plain
wyhve, in silk and wool; In dcft mixtures Ia
tailor s1itinse. in Scotch Larry o buchAns."
brooches and silk. and wool Covert Cloth. In
Irish 'Mangertons." In fino all wool Nigoaue
Clo.h. in every popular texturs and color.
And ret, moro important still, all Aro
marked at those popular prices which have
desaryodly ssteomed over the entire north
western country.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
Gloves.

Iosior Hook Kids In lacks. Browns. Tana
Gfeys, ayys, MSrtlol and English rols.
'',osaliR largo buttons to match color OF
glove In wht9a with black atitehins. plain
whitoA tans, nAyyh grove, myrtleA and
blacks "NUfquotsiros" in undrosssd hid.
q.button lengths in tans. blacks browns and
groyA l,yoBinR Gloves. all tho new shades.
10 bUt,ons OF 'olbow length Riding. drly-
ing aud ovorY variety Of Winter Gloves now
in took Irioes at sands Eros. popular
quotations.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19

wm P,.eties ~ al eops.s Of record in the
The Helena independent., 1894-10-19
LaCeS. LaCeS.

Laoes OF tho Renaissance period, unique In
design, artistic, perfection in execution.
Antique lkcos in collarettes and trimmings.
7 ewost coactits in 1 ace Art Goods.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-17
THE GRooM'S DENIAL.

Marriage OF Mrs. Nadeau to L. ID.
Bailou,
The marriage of Mrs. Laura M. Nadesu
of this city to Lorenzo D. Ballou OF
Grand Rapids, Mich, which took place
Saturday night, was the occasion for an
emphatic denial by the groom yesterday
Of statement in g morning paper.
Mr.. Ballou, who is nearly 20 years OF
age, denied that Mrs. Nadeau became
acquainted with him through matri-
monial bureau, and stated that he met
the lady at the worlds fair last Septem-
Der. A correspondence was kept up
until they were married. Mr.. Ballou
vehemently denies that he induced his
wife to show him her dsplay Of jewelry
before the marriage, and he wants it
particularly understood that he is not
worth 100000 as the Times made him
out.
The groom can show very valuable
memento of the days OF Horace Greedy,
being q printers card signed by the
distinguished journalist in January,
1850. Mr.. Ballou s an olG-time printer
OF New York. He has numerous refer
ences of genealogical character which
show him to be an able gentleman. He
was long resident of Otaego. Allegaa
county. but for the last two years OF
Grand Rapids, Mich, but has come to
Los Angeles to stay. Mrs. Nadoau ia
we'll known as the widow Of the late pro.
prietor of the Nadeau hotel property.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-17
FLEEcED DEMImoNpAINEs.

How John Davis Dofrauded Some of the
Unfortunate.
For the last two weeks the demimon-
DANES of Alameda street have felt a
security over the presence of man who
exhibited star of a deputy constable.
The fellow succeeded in getting HIM
self into the confidence of some of the
more gullibls OF the cyprians, who
pungled up more or less money for "pro.
tsction." He even went so far as to
secure free drinks from the saloons in
that neighborbood ON the representation
that he would not interfere with any
wrong doing.
At last some of the feeced women
"took tumble" and reported the fraud
the police. Deputy Constable Brake
suhler happened along yesterday and
captured the fellow.
When taken to the station no gave HE
name as John Davia He had deputy
constable's badge and also a badge OF
the chief of the fire department of
Phoenix, Ariz.
He will be prosecuted for impersonat-
ing an officer, for vagrancy and other
charges.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-17
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
tor than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the TASTE the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ative; efectually cleansing the system
dispelIing colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance. :,
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
1factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being well informed. you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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Ogden must therefore travel upon train

Ogden must therefore travel upon train
No. l. T. H. GOODMAN.
GENERAL STRIKE RUMoRED.
1t was reported last night that Chief
Arthur woaId today order all brother
hood engiEsers TO strike over the entire
country. The A. r. U. men cay that
the strike will 20 into effect at once
perhaps today. There wac also rumor
last night that all the trainnen on the
San Joaquin division had struck at 6 80
last night. The A. r. U. are attempting
to renew the strike throughout the
country.
NOTES.
Phillips regular excursion to the east
over the Rock leland route leaves today.
A special Judson excursion over the
Chicago and Alton leaves for the east on
Thursday.
w. }. Mcdonald. agent of the North
western. left for San Francisco last Sat.
urdsy.
The army Of deputy marshals is being
let out by Marshal Coyarrubias. He has
Kept only such as are necessary to guard
tine trains and depot yards here, while
all OF those officials at Bakersfield we're
ordered let out yesterday.
Among the eastern railroad men who
came ont here laet week and have gone
to work on the Santa Fe are W. r. Ham.
vey, George l.. Bergen, s. NJ. Alison, G.
Park, George Gardner, James S. Lums.
den, j. w. Park, FL. Lumsden and T.
Lums den.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-17
FOUND A BOMB.
An Incident of tho Great Railway
6trike.

An Incident of the Great Railway
Strike.
A dangerous looking bomb was ex.
hibited around the police station ysster-
day. 1t WAS brought out from secrecy
for the first time since it was found last
week upon the railroad track near
where Engineer Henry Patterson shot at
Engineer Martin on an incoming Santa
Barbara train.
The "infernsl machine" was made for
the express purpose of exciting the
curiosity of the detectives. 1t consisted
of piece OF iron pipe into each end OF
which had been driven pieces of wood.
A powder-like substance had been
pounded tightly into the pipe, and q
bogus percussion cap attached. 1t was
neatly arranged and had the appearance
OF being genuine bomb.
A boy picked the thing up and gave it
to the officers. Sergeant Smith handled
it very carefully until he had so far dis
sected it that be saw the joke. He
then attempted to work it off "a genu-
inc bomb upon gullible reporter.