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The Helena independent., 1894-11-21

Montana Diyislon-ta Main street. Helena
Northern Divisions East broadway,
BUTTE city, Montana
Southern Divislon-t2S South Main street,
Los Angeles. California,
Central llivlsion-g0l to SOi West Ninth
street knnans city, Missouri,
Western DlviHlon-i0l Gcnry street, San
Francisco, California
Eastern piVision-lOi Randolph street
Chicago, Illinois
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
AFn,nrIin In Kentuohy.

Mr.. w. NJ. Terry, who has been In the
drug business at Elkton. KY, for the
past twelve years, says: "Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction
than any other cough medicine ! have
ever sold" There ~ good reason for
this. No other will cure cold so quick
ly, no other ls so certain n preventive for
Group; no other affords so much relief in
cases Of whooping cough. For sale by all
druRRieta
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
The Ralah's Palace Taken.

Amsterdam, Nov. sO.-Dispatehes re-
ceived to-day from the island of Lom-
box announce that the Dutch troops
have captured the palace Of the rajah
OF Lombok and that the rebellious Ba-
lines are inclined TO submit. Two
Dutch officers and nineteen soldiers
have been injured by the explosion Of a
powder magazine.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21

I've n secret in my heart
Sweet Marie,
A tale ! would impart,
Sweet Marie,
IT you'd even falrer be
You must always use Parks Tea
The Improvement you Will see,
Sweet Marie,
Sold by parchen-D' Aeheul Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21

The best salve In the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fee
vcr Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blnlns, Corns ana all Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfac-
tlon or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box. For sale by the Parehon-
D'Aeheul Drug company.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
Fire; Loss 100000.

Chicago, Nov. 2O.-Fire in the fash
ionable Victor fats, at Forty-fourth
street ana Greenwood boulevard, this
afternoon. communicated to the Knox
and Dupont fats, causing a loss OF $780,
O00 The Victor was completely gutted
and the adjoining fats considerably
damaged by IRE and water
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
Robbed a Train; II Years.

jefferson. City, MOI Nov. 2O.-The SUI
preme court to-day sentenced Marion
Hedgepeth to twenty-five years imprls-
onment. In the spring Of 1892 he, with
several others. robbed Frisco express
ear in ST. Louis county Of nearly $4,000
and $1,000 worth OF valuables. Only Il
small portion OF the plunder was ever
recovered.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
There Were Five Fatalities.

Pittsburg, Nov 2O-Five people were
killed In the wreck on the Pennsylvania
railroad Mt Larlmer station, twenty
miles east OF hare last night, They are
George Rlceg August Thone and son
Fired and two Italians whese names
|nrc unknown.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21

Parks Cough cure cures Coughs. Colds
and Consumption. Mrs, Catherine Black.
OF Le Roy, N, Y. says, 81 took one bolt
lilo OF Parks Cough Syrup. II acted like
|mAgic. Stopped my cough and ! am per-
feetly well now" Sold by Parchen-
| p' Aeheul Drug Co,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21

Captain Sweeney, u, 4, A., San Diego.
Cal, anys; "shiloh'a Catarrh Remedy n
the first medicine | have ever found that
For tAlc by Parchen-D' Achcul Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
Bloody Prize Fight.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Nov. 2O.-Mart
Gibson and Jerry Arnold fought "A
bloody battle OF nine rounds last night.
Gibsons arm was broken In dealing his
opponent heavy swinging blow. but he
continued the fight and won,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21

A cup OF Parks Tea at night moves the
bowels In the morning without pain or
discomfort. II In n great health giver
and blood purifier. Sold by Pnrchon-
D'Achpul Drug co.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
To Relleyo the Suffering.

Rome, Nov 2O.-King Humbert has
sent 10000 lire for the relief Of the earth
quake sufferers and Premier CriEpl has
given the sum OF 1900 lire for the same
purpose.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
Naval Court OF Inquiry,

Washington, Nov. 9o.-Aeting seorc-
tary McAdoo has appointed u court OF
inquiry 10 investigate the accident aus
tnined by the cruiser Cincinnati last
Friday on Execution Rock. New York
hnrhor,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21

The Bee IIlvo will sell Indies natural
grey wool underwear ut tiGo per suit
this week. worth $3.50.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
REouLAR vIsITs MoNrHLN

Al Great Falls on the 18th and 10th,
AT MlHsoula on the 2Oth,
At HoEemnu on the 18th,
Az Livingston on the 29th.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
- -SPECIAL----
DRESS PATTERN SALE.
S5S %sSo~. SD" This WEEK.. sS9~, S$S e."

LADGEs-we will place Monday and until sold s2s
Patterns all OF the
Imported Novelties included In addition Special
Price Alaska Capes
Jackets and have also initiated Special
Bargain Offerings Cloaks which
cheap and fetchngly attraotivel
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21

Pure blood is necessary to enjoy good
health. Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies the
blood
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
SPECIAL 80 DAYS OFFER. J,

SPECIAL 80 DAYS OFFER j. @ @
sS S % S sa.l, @
Nj
~ nPsnaay
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
EiderdOWn Bath Robes.

Are an Oriental contribution to luxurious and the development
OF that sanitary condition which aseogy god
nesa Sands Bros hm all the
with three strand grdes match tasss aud all
this week startngy low Capta period
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
The COLUMBIAN oRoulNErTe.. ..,,::, =: s,::: s::..

Plays Hymns, Popular Airs, ouadriIie., p.,kss,
sell housARl regular $1,000. 10 , sadI
oiheFs We ask y sum ual You shes nInnsni 60 yea hsk
.ns, i. esn praise mere thiii can play ~ Aa.si
Simply turning III. handle ed, the music strips blow, below, and
duet The mns Music mrpcVns And rhnet
1000 ready
or eszion re Nth The
ORGUINETTE THE tFeert. Hss sing T-hges 1suu-
produced ard VII repay 70 cost 10 soyfarts hnnS'.d fs
The Helena independent., 1894-11-21
SPECIAL SALE OF
Dress Patterns.

LADIEsA mammoth sale OF Dress Patterns opens bali
Monday Nobby
til all II sold, yards being a Pattern
ONLY $3.50 A PATTERN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

water works bonds and see Y they
VIII tsHe an additional issue 81 bonds
not 70 exceed si5o.ogO, vita which 20
construct n storage RESERVOIR. or " said
holders VIII consent 20 the issue OF
such an amouN % he a lien upon the
water works. and II necessary. they arc
authorized TO pay the expenses %
representative Of the present holders
Of said bonds TO come 20 Fort Worth
aud investigate and report upon the
adviaability Of said bondholders agree
inE 20 said increase. Tho motion was
then lost by a vote Of ayes 20 noes.
MIR. Drake called for the ayes and
nays on this vote. They were as fol-
lows: Ayes. Ward. Van Zandt, LASH
ter, Clements, Roberts and Fry: noes,
McGrath. McCulloch. Barr. Essex,
Drake. Williams SpoOnts and Head.
The following motion offered by Mr..
spoontg. was then adopted;
Resolved, that the mayor and finance
committee be instructed TO devise ways
and means 10 raise money to construct
n reservoir or increase the water sup
ply by storage or otherwise.
Mr.. Lasgiter moved ,hat the mayor
and water works committee IN connec-
ti0n with the superintendent Of the
water works continue the Investigations
which have been begun for the purpose
OF obtaining an additional water sup
ply.
The motion was adopted and the
council adjourned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
Additional Details.

Auckland, Nov. l.-Ada,,,4
OF the loss OF the Walrs, dilda
inc steamship struck at midrs AMY q
nls heaNy weather and wher ~, q
sea was running, passensaa,s.a "a
aroused by the shock ana ~. Il
terror to the deck. where liza. t s,slN
served out ana prepartlons sIs y
lower boats. Women nogs,',,, $50
children We're first placed in ~ Il
put several boats capsized VIM,
lowered. The crew then e.,
constructing RATS and IN
ashore with great difficulty MI.
aid of sort OF hreeches IN
succeeded In resculng a numhess
Pc who otherwise would ss " n
drowned. "A'e 4
When the passengers saw the A..
IN which they We're placed man
thetic scenes We're Witnessed In, !.
was no panic. 1t was with ths ~
est difficulty that the hoe,s
launched, as heavy seas were cos,,'.
" breaking over the vessel :.
was soon partly submerged I'm,
cering the work of rescue mova
cult. The life RATS were cut NJ
and by this means many were s,sf
others chung to improvlsed rnfts u
rescued from the shore. VIII,
passengers rushed on deck "a
sought refuge on .he bridge n
eamship until heavy seas swsa
II timber OF them overheard and ~
t!ose unable to find places II \.
OF on RATS to escape to the ~,
where they remained until daytssl }
Many more passengers would Il,
been drowned had it not been h A
grllantry of two seamen Who ~
a'hore with n line. by means Of VA,
n stout rope. which was used la,
in the work OF rescue, was M.
athore. Nearly all the surn
reached shore in the scantlest clotAas
St me remained on rocks thirty hg,
ssbsisting on oranges washed AZ
fI',m the wreck. When the dlsiy'
be came known TO the Maorls On 4.
thy launched small boats and =
ce1ded in rescuing a number Of
plb. Assistance was finally obl,i
from Port Fitzro and the survivor
tho Wairapa were brought here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
STREET cAW AND WAGON COLLIDE


one OF the North Side street railway
cars c6llided with wagon OF the Fort
Worth lee company at the corner OF
Mair and Flfih streets yesterday after
noon about . o'clock The driver of
the waSon attempted to turn around
on one side 81 the street. and In doing
80 got his team upon the track \ car
was coming down the line at the same
moment and as a matter OF course the
two cume In contact
The mules were knocked down by
the shock. but rose Immediately, while
the one next tho car began at once To
show HIS breeding He began Kicking
at once at tho car, the driver aud every
thing else In that nelghborhood. The
mltOrman got inside his chr In. short
order. and a broken window pane
whore he had been standing shows the
wigdon OF his movements The broken
window was all the dnmgae. and the
excitement II had caused subsidized
quickly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
4 ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER,
a NEW wtaIANlE ~ uoln-trs IN
IOWA.
A Gang Of rramps and beats Held
rp In Box Car by Four Masked
Men mud Relieved Of Their Money
aud watches.

Clinton. Iowa, Nov I--somethlng new
In the line of hold-up took place at
East Clinton late last night Sixteen
men. some Of whom were tramps and
others who had been at work and were
saving their money and beating their
why home. We're in a boxcar. Suddenly
there was a sharp rap for admission
aud those inside. surprising some one
wanted shelter, opened the door. On
the outside were four masked men.
armed with pistols and dark lanters.
Two Of the men entered the car and
demanded the occupants to throw up
thelr hands. They then ordered them TO
stand In line. and while one OF them
held the gun his companions went
through the OUTFIT They secured 1900
In cash and two watches.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
IN THE counrs.

III, Ihe testimony in the rempleton win
SUIT having been concluded In the Sew %i-
enteeenth district court. the lime yes-
terday was taken up with tbn oS,,'
ments, which We're concluded before
adjournment yesterday afternoon-
Judge Harris will give the charge 10
the jury this morning and II is 6rob'
aole mat the jury Will make a report
on the case some time today.
In the county court yesfera,,, t.,
the suit OF the Mnburn mannfactSr,n ~
company VI. n. +. Hood ct al. judg.
Tl was rendered in favor Of Inc de-
IN the suit Of ]. Il. Ellis VS.. Houston
anu an, Texas Central railway company
Judgment for the plalntiif for S77,
The following Is the conntv co,,,,
docket for today: eouit
som Lon Fowler E, vs.. Gulf. Colorado and
Il. W. Fisk VS.. j. II. Keller
e. b. Morgan VS. q. r. IVES,
vs., Gnlf, Colorado and santa Fe radi.
way company. Faii-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

al,vays be counted on TO break the
monntoily., one dlsiincuvely free from
cofn3arlson. ans yet one that always
seems to touch the heartstrlngs OF IT'S
audience In a way that is pleasant 20
them. all who have seen arc free 20 con-
Tess it is Archie Boyds Characteristic
picture Of home-life framed in The
Country sauire." No matter how many
times Il msy be seen, there seem 70
be just as many hidden beauties in its
vivid picturings as exist in the average
home Of tho present day, and the latter
Is known TO appear brighter and hap
pier from the frequency Of opportunity
10 study and enjoy all its pleasures.
Truly Archie Boyd touched gently a
subject that Is well calculated to come
home to most Of us, when he construct
cd the foundation Of the play that has
made his name 50 famous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Heads Of Two Departments Who Are
Loyal TO Their states.


John T. Montgomery. one OF the best
secretaries the city ever had. is a
Kentuekian By birth, and like all that
race. Of whom It is told that water Is
nm unknown article among them, loves
the land that gave him birth. Captain
f. w. Chiles, superintendent or the
water works, and just as efficient an
oflioial as any town might want
much less secure, Is descendant of the
Virginia Cavalirs, Knight from the
Shenandoah Both these gentle
men would he content to call Texas
Heaven and abide here forever, but
next TO the state Of their adoption Is
their old home place and the tender
recollectlons It brings to mind. Each
Is little Jealous Of the others BIRTH
place and want to boast of Iientuciy's
or Vingnla's superiority over the other.
or ali the world for that matter.
a few days ago the city secretary
was telling Of some great thing that
happened up in Anderson county. Ken
lucky. In anti-bellum days or during
the days OF the war. Captain Chlles
heard him through and then with a
broad smile on his face remarked that
he had never yet seen man from Ken
lucky who would not occasionally pre-
varicate. that Virginia was the home
OF truth as was proven by George and
his Ratchet, etc. The secretary let him
conclude and then remarked; III all
that assertion Is true ! have one to
make. Virginia boasts OF being
Kentuckys mother and II we are TO
believe you she Is necessarily the moth
er OF liars" a big laugh went around
the room. Captain Chiles grunted
"tumph, tumph,' and remembered that
he had business down at the pump
house The city hall wags say he has
never mentioned Virginia or George
Washington in the presence of Ken
tnnkinn slncp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
JUDGE nnLL HOME AGAIN.
One OF the Most Mastery Canvnsses
the District Ever saw Concluded.

Hon. Charles X. Bell our present
representative and the Democratic
nominee for reelection. arrived In the
city yesterday from the western end
OF the district. WHERE FOR several weeks
he has been conducting one OF the
ablest ana cieanest congressional cam
palgns the district. or the state for
that matter, ever saw.
With that fealty to party born
only of love for the principles upon
which 1t lives, he has planted It's ban
ner In every county In almost every
precinct OF the district In company
with G. ii. Jenkins. the Populist nom
inec, he has visited all places large
enough to assemble an audience and
the echoes OF his ringing defense OF
Democracy ana exposition Of the falla-
clous theories OF Popullsm sim burn in
the ears OF all those who heard him.
phe Joint canvass, lasting for weeks,
has been characterized by fairness. abb
sence OF any mud-slinglng, courtesy
and marked ability on the part of
Dem0cracy's champion, All the living
issues OF the day have been discussed
by Judge Bell IN an emluently practl-
cal and unimpassloned manner. He
has drawn the evils Of protection with
mastery skill. has proven to the sat
lsiaction OF all reasoning mon that the
Democratic theory OF q tariff for rev.
cnue only is the one great measure
upon The accomplishment OF which
rests much of Americas future. He
has proven Democracy the only friend
silver ever had ana that upon the fate
Of the party hangs Its ultimate and
final destiny. lie hus not been content
with showing the mistakes OF the mis-
fTNgNNRI and fNfaluH fatlppsrfsa .af Is4fT4F
waite and Nugent, but has always and
under all circumstances held before
the eyes OF his hearers the claims the
Democratic party had upon their suf-
frages. Not on account Of IS past.
grand. glorious, though II may be, but
because or the fact that It, today, rep
resented Vital principles, the cardinal
teneis OF Its faith, as impcrshable as
the republic itself
BE It said TO Jenkins credit that he
has behaved much better than most Of
his party. He hasn't even tried to
drag any stlnk-pots OF campaign rot
and slush into their campalgn-prob-
ably because of Judge Bells unim-
peachnhle character-and has been
content TO abuse the party, not for any
specific reason. hut just because he
hated EN-. He has been equally as
content TO let the record OF his own
alone, believing, as did his audiences,
that the Democratic nominee stirred 1t
enough.
II Ia the unanimous verdict of all
fair minded men that Judge Bell has
made record for himself during the
last. two years of which any man
might feel proud. lie has made his
fight, " fight II can be called. upon
the plane of n gentleman. lie has left
out all personalities: has talked OF
ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
THOMAS e. noAz BURIED.
A Large concourSc of Friends Fol-
low Him to the Grave.


low Him to the Grave.
Thomas L. Boaz, The gentleman who
was so horribly crushed by a switch
engine Wednesday night. was buried
in the new cemetery yesterday after
noon. Funeral services We're held at
the residence on Missouri avenue. and
a line Of carriages nearly half mile
in length followed the remains TO its
las; resting place,
The funeral rites We're conducted by
Rev. Homer T Wilson, pastor of the
Christian church, of which the de-
ceased had long been n faithful ear
nest ana consistent member. It was ex-
ceeIuEly sad and impressive. the
minister showing with his usual pa
thos and eloquancc the uncertainty Of
life. The sobs of his relatives and the
sad faces Of hundreds Of friends at
test his worth and the love he bore
mankind more strongly than words.
Expressions of regret for his sad ac-
cident, and Of sympathy for those who
loved him, We're never more frequent.
and show the estimation in which he
was held. The services at the grave
were just as saddening. The hearts of
all 80 out in sympathy for his family
ana relatives In their hour of bereave-
ment and grief, and with the hope
that those who loved In life and mourn
his loss will see the fitness Of the Max
ers act and discover the rift In the
clouds. They have consigned all that
was earthly back TO the native dust
confident that the soul, late tenant of
those mangled remains, can smile In
the eestncy Of its Joy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

a man giving his name as james d.
McFarlane. and apparently about SO
years old. was found by the police
wandering around ON the streets IN a
demcntcd manner. He WINS examined
by city Physician nr, j. ~ Mcknight,
who ordered him seat TO the hospital.
lie has n severe cut ON his face and an
iEclsion I'm the small of his back, seem
ingly about Two weeks old.
lie says he is from Montrose. Cass
county, S. D.. and that he has fam
fly living there now. His mind is still
Unbalanced and nearly all lis replies
are incoherent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

w. II. Hull of Boston is at tsRas|
lieu.
Il. ]. Ashburn. a well KNOW Yn|
cattleman, is here.
r. A. Morrison OF Dallas was isss|
business yesterday.
a. c. Peters of New Orleans b III a
city Cor few days.
Il. A. Peden. Houston, was y Fl
Richtlieu yesterday.
II. II. Williams of Dexter T'i.
re Sislered al the Rlchelleu.
w. Il. Thompson of st. Paul lsara'
the arrivals at Hotel Richelleu-
Charles Coons. a prominsn' Va
Enid stock man, Is in the city
d. d. Hartman OF Little ROE
registered at Hotel Rlehelieu-
George Simmons. a well known ~
man of El Paso. is in the ely. i
Rev. Il. Emmolen OF Vanccuya' Il
c., 10 stopping at the Richelel
j. u. Ellison, a prominent, stc;K II
Of Kent. was in the city yesletu~
A. b. Walllng. n promlnea., y "a
man Of blooming Grove. Is IN Wy !.
A. T.. Shoemaker has reiur'led " y
a bufaess trip to Sherman anu
son.
w. II. Norton of Empora ~ = a
was ift the city yesterday s'0ps'-'
the R,chelleu. "a
]. n. Taylor OF San Antonl ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Al disciples OF advanced though,
are hereby requested TO bc present ON
next Sunday afternoon at "A meeting to
bo held 0t the knights OF Honor hail
it not otherwise hereafter publishod
ZION. John NJ Moore and other we'll
known disciples N unbiased BELIEF will
be- requested Ia deliver addresses at
that time. \ program viii bc presented
which VIII do much 10 enliFhten public
opinion. Among the number will be a
review Of the life aud work OF our
grent leader the Hon. Robert c.
lngcrsoll. by Andrew Jackson, ESQ, a
prominent and eloquent member OF the
Fort Worth bar
COMMITTEES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

Eeaz buys. sells or exchanges "a
school books. 9O6 Main street
It. Broiles has removed to tie D.
dee block. Seventh and Houston srsl
Dr. Blake. dentist, graduate phla..
phla Dental college; office, Third Z
Main streets.
Mrs. A. v. Benton, mother-ln.lsE
Glitter Bob Moseley. Is very sltk i
her home, 1112 East Second street.
G,orge L. Cause. funeral directors
embnlmer. Full assortment o. ut1j
takers goods. Takes full chafe 4
funerals and furnishes all necessary
quirements. No. S14 West weaihsli
street, Fort Worth. Tex. Telephosi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02

For the Holiday Excursions to the
old states the Cotton Belt route will
aell tickets December 70, II and %.
1884, at one fare for the round trip,
limited good To return within thirty
days from date OF sale. An lines sell
via the Cotton Belt route. the only line
with double daily trains from Texas to
Memphis and return without change.
Through cars will leave all proml-
nent stations In Texas on the above
dates 20 10 through to Nashville, chit
tanoogo, birmingham. Atlanta and
other cities IN the old states.
II You anticipate paying your friends
a holiday Visit write To us ana get the
lowest rates and through connections.
A. a. Gibson. 5, q. WARMER,
II, =, A., @. p, A.,
Fort Worth, Tex, Tyler Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
soun,l.

The best ana cheapest place In
Texas to have your last winters
clothes made good as new SO as TO
wear them again this winter. The
Fort Worth Steam Dye Works IL the
place. Mems suits. dresses. cloaks.
overcoats, etc, when sent 10 them 10
he dyed or cleaned come back To YOU
good as new and at reasonable prices
Thoy pay express charges one way
on out OF town orders.
ROCHEN BROS, Props,
COZ Houston street. hort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-02
MOST ILL-FATtB VllS|
STRUCK An MIDNIGHT VIVA :.
SEAS running. ''i'
Details of the Terr,,,.
Heroism of Two ,.,,s'
'iany Ldvcs-The c,.. '' ssn
the Drowned. " Az

,,l sydney a,ss,,, \. s. W, Nov. In. :.
port for Auckland, was w, wv 'iea
day night on Great 1,ra,' "'scxed u
the northeast coast ~ ger .l.ai \
nasso steamer can had a large T zs.ls:|
6dr ,.',,,.,,.ls, and liz OK nants
n un, NED. The number Of NJ, ,n'n a
r noa po,sitiveiy known. but H s., sssA
'e S,h are some Of the pas s'noas Y
. me night was very dsssssasea
u ,,,ls and lookout on IN az 4
were ignorant of the prox,, sSe SEES
untll the steamer struck an 81
captain Mcintosh, the NIL va ne nd
yessel, was on the brldyc s q n
were lost. 0s' OF he a.,