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NO RIGHT TO OVERRIDE LAW.
4 Denver Judges Charge ReEnrd-
ing strikers.

ny Associated Prtn
DENVER, Col, July l2-The Federal
Grand Jury met last evening. Judge
Hallett, after calling their attention to
the A. r. L. strike and instructins them
on their duties In this matter. said:
81 think the principle upon which this
strike has been carried out Ia beyond
all reason. 1t Il remarkable that the
wises; statesmen could not have predicted
these conditions 100 years ago. II can
not be said because these unions have a
noble purpose they have the right to
override the laws OF this country and
put TO inconvenience the whole coun-
try"
The jury will investigate the cases
where strikers are interfering with the
operations OF roads In the hands OF re-
ceivers at Trinidad and Pueblo.
The evening world., 1894-07-12
Conductors return 10 Work.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. July 12.-Linooln
Division. Order Of Railway Conductors.
held meeting and appointed a COM
mittee to confer with Trainmaster Pal.
mer. of the Wabash. At the conclusion
OF the conference. the conductors all
decided 10 return to work. Several had
e individuals. Joined the strikers.
There 10 no strike here among any OF
The evening world., 1894-07-12

OGDEN. Utah. July u. Late last
night II train let for the West on the
Southern Pacific road. bearing four com.
panies OF the Sixteenth infantry. Mail
and passenger trains will be sent out
this morning. " is believed that one
company OF soldiers is to be, statione ed
at Truckee, one at Wads~orth. one at
Reno and one al Carlin.
The evening world., 1894-07-12

SPOKANE, Wash, July l2.--All rail-
road communication With Cosur d'Alehe
lie broken. 4 general strike hos been
ordered on the Union Pacific branch
from Tekca ~ the mines. The engine
crew Oh last nights train had orders u
rtand by the engine all night and keep
up fire for the outward trip to-day. but
1t Is not believed they will be able to
Ohei. urlnrS
The evening world., 1894-07-12
A. r. U. Me. Seek Work IN Pueblo

PUEBLO. Col. July l2.-Three switch
engines were put to work In the Rio
orsnde yards last night. freights were
made up and sent out and the compan
has all the men II needs. The A. r. U.
seems to be demoralized. Many mem.
bers are inquiring for work and some
are reinststed.
The evening world., 1894-07-12

Ell PAso. Tex, July 1.-THE South
srn Pacific ran q train West last even
ing. the hrst In ten days. Fireman
Hopkins refused TO work, as the train
contained a Pullman car, but was noti-
ned by Chief Sargent to 60 ahead, az
his Order had not struck.
The evening world., 1894-07-12

rush roses Ogden Nelson, Norman Mel
son, Desmond Nelson, Allen Campbel
and Herbert C. Smyth were the best
man and ushers. All OF the attendants,
with one exception, were cousins OF the
PRIDE who IS a granddaughter OF the
York. - ave-"
The reception at the residence Of DR..
and Mrs. Thomas Rainey. No. S4s Lex
the lateness Of the season. There We're
about soventy-five bridal guests, all rela-
ives or close friends. The house WAS
and an elaborate collation. was served
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony started on their
honeymoon trip early in the evening and
WIN be away until September Mr.. An
and IL Is matter Of pride with him that
his great-g1un'tfather was OF Napoicon's
SW,valrM and with HIM at the burning OF
The evening world., 1894-07-12

MRS ANTHONY. NEE HENRY.
caught with u tiara of pearls. She ID a
daughter OF the late Mr.. Charles Tighe
Henry. and she walked up the aisle with
her uncle. DIR. Thomas Rainey. who gave
her away.
Arthur Hunsdon, Eleanor Hunsdon and
Emily Henry. OF Newark. the youthful
page and flower maidens. were clad en-
tirely In white and carried flowers OF
this hue.
The violet silk gown worn by the maid
of honor; Miss Louise Tyson, ruffied with
were clusters OF purple iiiacs on her
de-brimmed Neapolitan straw hat and
she carried a big bunch OF them. Miss
Thomas Cooper, the irasedian. ana a
great-granddaughter of President Tyler
Tho bridesmaids. Miss Mamie Murray
and Miss Gabrielle Smyth. were In rose
color. their gowns were Of crepon and
their picture hats were adorned with
The evening world., 1894-07-12

Strike Over At Yuma, Ari.
TUNA, Ari., July 12-The strike has
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IFTeRuIa TItY,

uIJS&utdIttys
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Weakness OF The Stomach, Indigestion
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Every woman, married or single should
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every woman should know about herself
We send Vt free to any reader Of this
paper,
All druggists sell the Pinkhsm med clnes Al
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Lydia i. Pinkhsm's Liver pills, as cents.
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They form only n small percentage Of
the workingmen OF this vicinity.
We expect to hear something from
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
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The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

CHERIFF's sALE-hARY X. BUTLER,
- plaintiff. VS.. Oliver n. Stanton, de-.
frndant.
Under and by virtus of an order Of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale issuoi
out Of the district court Of the First Judi
cal district OF the state OF Montana, In
nnd for the county Of Lewis and Clarkc. on
the 9Th day of October. A. d. 1894 in the
above entitled action, wherein Mary II.
Batter. the above namsd p!ain,iff, obtained
n judgment and decree OF foreclosure and
sale against Oliver M. Stanton, defendant,
on the 3rd day OF October. A. ID. 1894. for
the sum OF S2,6l530. besides interest. costa
and attorneys fees, which said decrss Was,
on the 3rd day of October. A. ID. 1894. Ieo-
orded In judgment beck No. -, OF said
court, at page -. am conmsnded 10 sell
oil those certain lots. pieces or parcels Of
land. situate. lying and being in the county
Of Lewis and Clarke. state OF Montana,
md bounded and described a follows, to-
wit:
Lots numbered tvsnty-sight (2s) and
twentv-nino (29). In block numbered forty
two (42) in the LenoI addition 20 the city
OF Helena. said lots aavine a eombined
frontage on Whine avenue OF fltty t50) feet
and depth Of ono hundred and twenty
i've (l25) feet 10 an alloy, according 20 aud
NJ said lots and block arc moro particularly y
described upon the oiicinl plat OF the said
named addition now on file In the manner
provided by Law In the Office OF tho county
clerk aDd recorder Of the said county OF
Lewis aud Clarke.
Together with all and singular The tone
ments. hereditamsnts and appurtsnsnoes
thsrsunto belonging or In anywise spper-
taniur.
Public notice Ia hereby given that on
Friday, tho 2Gth day of Octobe', A ID. 1894, a,
II O'Clock IN. of that day, at the front door
OF the court house, Helena Lewis and Clarke
county. Montana, l will in obedienos TO
sail order OF sale hud decree OF foreplosurs
and sale. cell tho above described property,
or 40 much thereof as may be necessary 10
satisfy said judgment, with interest and
costs, 10 the highest and best bidder. for
cash in hhnd.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF 90.
tobsr, A. ID. 1894.
CHARLES ID. CuRrIs Sheriff.
BY FREp l.. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
Mcconnell. ClaybsrR a. Gum, plaintiffs q
attorneys.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

NOTICE-TO THE ELECTORS OF
IN reRist alton dist let No. 4. comprising
kysslerI Mouth Of Nelson aud Butler pre-
0 meta, Lewis and Clarke county, Montana.
1bo undersigned reRist agent for said
district No. 4, hereby Gives notice that he
will ait TO the purl ose OF registration OF
voters within each and every precinct In his
rtgistraton diatriot uron the dates and at
ihe rlnees nnmed as follows:
October o, 10. 1l-kssidensB II, II. Floyd
Jones, corne' Hhuser boulevard aud Gran.
Ito street.
October 10, l3-Nor,hcrn Pacific depot.
Butler.
October 10. a0-Popiofllce, Ba1endale.
October ID. 1G. ~, lS, -, %. a. 20, 20, 27,
20, 20, residence Il. II. Floyd'Jones, Hauae
boulevard and Granite eto oet
The homo Office will bo at tho rssidonce
OF Il. IA. FloTd-Jonos, Hausor boulevard
and Granite avenue.
Tho hours of ioeiatrAtion will DO between
10 o'clock a. m. aud 10 o'clock 4. M ON all
legal days, emitting tho houts from ~ 10
one y. m. and ak 10 aoyen d. M. from OCT
9th to Oct, 30lh, both inclusive.
IL, II. FLoSp-JospB Registry Ag0n.
uelena, Mont. Oet. T. 1894
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

HERIFFs sALE-MARY II. BUTLER.
- plaintiff. vs. Geo gs W. Baldwin. et el..
defendanta
Under aud by virtue of an order Of sale
and decree OF foreclosure and sale Issued
ont Of the district court FRS, Judicial dis
trict Of the state OF Montana. in and for
the county Of Lewis and Clarke, on the lth
day OF October. A. ID. 1894, In the above
entitled action, wherein Mary X. Butler,
the above named plaintiff. obtained judg-
ment and decree OF foreclosure and sala
against George W. Baldwin, et al, de-
PENDANTS. on the 3rd day of October. A. ID.
1894. for the sum Of 81. 2.66 bosi les inter
eat. costs and attorneys fees. which said
decree was. on the 3rd day of October, A.
u. ls9t. recorded in iudgmont book No. =
OF said court, at pnge - am commanded
TO sell all those certain lots. pieces or pa'.
cells Of land, situate, lying and being in the
county OF Lewis and Clarke, state OF Mon
tana. aud bounded and described ss fol-
lows, to-wii,
Lot numbered Eve (5l and the west one-
half tlS) Of lob numbered ak (Gl in block
numbered ffty (b0) OF the Lsnox addition
10 the CITY of Helena, state OF Montana,
said phrcel of land having n frontage on
Winnie avenue Of thirty.seyen and one half
(37i6l feet and q depth of one hundred and
twenty-five (126) feet 10 an alley, according
10 ana ho snlu 1918 hou Dlock are more par
tieularly described upon the official plat OF
said named addition now on file In the
manner provided by law In the Office Of the
county clerk aud recorder OF the county OF
Lewis and Clarke.
Together With all and singular tho tome
monts, hsreditamsnts and npputtennnoss
tbereunto belonging OF in auywiso apper'
talnihE.
Public notice is hereby given, that on
Monday. the 29th day OF October, A. ID.
1894. al IL O'Clock m. OF that day. At the
front door OF the court house. Helene.
Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, | will
In obedience 20 said o. der OF sale and dec GO
OF forsoloaurs and sale. ssll tho above de-
seribed property. or 80 much thereof ss
may bo necessary TO shtiafy aaid Judgment
with interest and costs TO the highest aud
best bidder, for cash In hand.
Given under nv hand. this 9th day OF
October. A. ID. 1894.
CnABLrs ID. CURTIS, Sheriff.
by 'RIp II. Hoss Undot Sheriff
Mcconnell. ClaJbsrg 4 Gum, plaintiff 0
attorneys.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

Perhaps some of our readers would like
20 know In what respect Chamborlain's
Cough Remedy is better than any other.
We will tell you. When this remedy IL
taken as soon ns cold has been contractes
and befoia IL hns become settled in the sFs-
tenn, IL will counterfeit tho effect of tho cold
and greatly lessen its severity. md IL is tho
only iemedy that will do this. IL acts in
perfect harmony with naturS and nids
nature in relieving tho lungs opening the
sectetions. liquefying ths m nous and oAus-
ing its expulsion from the mir cells OF tho
lungs and restoring the syn;em to a strong
aud healthy condition. No other rem' d =
10 tho market ossesSes thofe remarkable
properties. No othSi will cure cold 30
quickly. For snle by nll druggistA
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
i Frat judicial diatriot ot tho etAts OF
hontnnn. In and for tho county OF LOwis
nnd Clarke. Notice 90 ercdhorN
EetAls OF MnthlNi DueknbE deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned d.
adminlatrntor with the will annexed OF tho
CstatS OF Matthias BGckns', decsAsed, TO
the creditors Of. and all p,ftons having
claims ngAinsl the aald dsosAssd. 10 exhibits
them With the asssslarT vOuohsv within
fouf wopihs sflsT tbs hrst publiestioh sf
this noiiss, to The sid adminittfator With
tbs will sassIsd, a, tbs lss sfls, Of Mas.
ssna ButisEi, room 8. oSld bleoh, In ths
siiy si HfisnA, IN the osuhtJ 81 Lewis aud
Clarke. state Of MontahA. Tho same bslng
the place for the transaction OF tho bust
ness of ssld eata,o 10 the county OF Lavis
md Clarke JAS. N, TucGHa
Administrator with tho will Aanoned OF the
ssta,e OF Matthias buoknor deceased.
Dated Oct. 2 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
No. 3ITG.
APPLICATION FOR PATENr.
U. g. LAso orFroE.

u. g. LAND OFFtoE
ilELEsA Mont, topt. -. 1891
Notice Is horoby given. that Robsrt y llAle ha I,
this day filed application for patent, under tho
mining laws % congress for tho Troluar mi
Ito. detRnatod a. survey No. lt3i, eituAted Ia
iunorgnni1cdl mining dis riot, Lowis and Clarke
county. Montana township n, range 1 W.
which claim Is recorded In tho oiico of the re-.
eordOr OF Lows and Clarke county, at Helena
Montana. and described "a follows
aid survey No, tt81 beginning AZ eorn,r No.
]. from which the initial point Ia sec 10, tn . H.
I W. brara af1 deg rs min 20 sao W az. Sit
thonco a9 dog ~ min 8is, q u, thence N deg
30 min $40 II, thence 20 deg IL min a2l
n, q enca . " deg Is min W 2ib n. thenoe 81
dog ~ min " 2iG2ft 20 tho place OF beginning
embracing i've acrna up1n which notice OF
raid application was posted tho 18th day OF
tcntomb,r, 1891 W. T. COX,
Register
First publcat.oa scpt %, is0L
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

CHERIFF'S SALE-MARY X. BUTLER,
y plaintiff. Va. George W. Baldwin ct al,
defendants; Under and By virtue OF an
o rider Of sale and decree OF foreclosure and
sale issuei out OF the district court of the
First judicial district OF the state OF Mon
tann. in and for the county OF L.wis and
Ola Ike. on the 4,h day OF October A. ID.
1894. in the above entitled action. wherein
Mary Il. Butler. the above named plaintiff,
closure and ssls against George W. Bald
win OF al. defendnnts, on the 3 d day OF
oetobe-. A. d. 1894. for the sam OF 81, l97.49
besides interest. costs md attorneys fees
which said decree WAS on the 3sd dav OF
October. A. ID. 1894, recorded In judgment
book No. - Of ssid court, at page -, l
am commanded 10 sell ali those certain
lots, pieces or parcels OF land, situate
lyina and being In the county Of Lewis and
Clarke, state of Montans. and bounded
and described ns follows 10 Wit; The east
one-half NJ OF lot mum hered ak (6) and all
Of los numbsred sevSn (7) Ia block nnm-
bsrel fifty 1907 OF the Lsnox addition 20
the eity OF Helena, said TArcel OF land hay-
ing frontage on Whine avenue of thirty
seven and one-hAlf (375Sl feet and depth
of one hundred aud twenty-five (l25l feet
TO an alley, according to aud as said lots
md blocks are moro particularly described
upon the oficial plat ot the said named ad-
dition now on bls In the manner provided
by Law in the oillce Of the county clerk and
recorder OF the said county OF Lewis ana
Clarke, together With nil and singuls' the
tensments, hsrediiaments and apputte-
nancss thsrtunto belonging or 10 any wise
apportnininf.
Public notice is hereby given, that on
fAtuTdav. tho 27ih day OF October. A. ID.
1894. al ~ O'Clock IN. OF that day. al the
front door OF the court house, Holona,
Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, will.
in obedience to said order OF sale aud de-
cree Of foreclosure an sale, sell tho above
described property. or so much thereof as
may bs necessary 10 satisiy said judgment.
with interest and costs, TO the highest and
best bidder. 70, cash in btnd.
Given unier nv hand, this 9Th day Of
October, A. ID. 1894.
CHARLES ID. CuRrB. Sheriff.
by FREp L. Hess. Under Sheriff.
Mcconnell, ClOybOrs 4 Gum, Plaintiffs
Atlornoya
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
No. 9dfs.
APPLICATION TOR A PATENT.

HrLsSA. Mont. scpt. 20 1894
Notice is hereby glton that john Cameron and
hight 4. LiloA ~ itmiuL ! swts and lArks
eonnty. Montana eul Edward Modoyort. whmo
postonico addfnss q utto. oil,or Tow vVnutl
Montana and William OwHley, Ot I win Bridges.
Nadisoa county, koa ara, and Louis hlailny, ~
silver Low county. ontanH hayn th . day iileii
thor application for patent fur l. 100 linear To-
~ tho uslay lodO mine or ye,n boAnng gold
bni sl.var, with Hunace ground from iio.A te't
10 nOO feet ia width. 6itnalod In no org n srd
mining d. triot county ~ Jefferson. And attto
0f Montana and dollgnatod hy tho fold notos
and ohiolal plat on Mo m this Office AZ sutNoy
No. 918n, IN t1wnnhip north range NoI T. ot
ptlnclpal base line and mefidian OF MontnnA
faid survey No, alsO being ~ follow to.Wit
Acgnnlng ~ corner No, l. a treo n In diam
oiar marked / - 1850. for corner No 4. from
which c0ruor No, / OF egrvcY No 2,uG hcarA q
dog a. min Lgphh e. and Tho no CORNER ~ soc
a. tpHn ", b iaFa 90 dog a. miu Q GiNHd
tt and runni ns from thence n Ua dee .02 min "
l,agLl n, thence ~ dax Anl 20 tain " tuN II,
thenoo y deg % min is0Q n, thence 4 dcg
~ min q giA1 n 10 said corner No, ~ tho
place Uf beginning. magnetic variation - dsg
sO min o. eupt,inlng 10 - aofoa.
Iho location ot this minu 10 recorded n thl
comfy rcooldO's oihco ot Jefferson com 81,
Montana There arc no adjoining olnimn.
? ny and all psr 0ns claiming adversely apg
sruund arc required 10 Gle ther adyetsi claims
sith tho register OF tho unltai HtAtos liant Office
az helens, IN the state OF Montana dufipg tha
sl1tg days period Of publication hereof, or they
ttatuts. ". '. uOA. ioeister,
ttsfllug a Mufly attorusTp for claimants.
tirtt publication Eepl ~ l6pt
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

NOTICEIsH HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ time FOR tho reliq'ratiou of the names
OF the qualified electors In y cotton Dia-
tfict Ne. H. iu tho county Of LOWS aud
Clarke, and state Of Montana. rriOt 20 the
eeneial election, 10 b. held on Tuesday. tho
sixth day Of Novembs', 1894, for The said
county OF Lewis and Clarke. will expire ~
ten o'clock - M. on the thirtieth day Of
October. A. ID. 1884
The names Of the several precincts or
polling places embraced ia said Election
D.atriet No. II, afe no follows, Rimlni
ana Little Jennie precincts.
Jous NJ. DALY. Registry Agent.
Election District No. II, L,vis and Clarke
county. Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
GnarnnIrrri cnrn-

We authorize OUT advertised druGglsts to
sell DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, coughs and colds upon this con
di.ion. II yon are afflicted with u cough,
cold OF any lung, throat or chest troub g.
and will use this remedy ss directed, Riy-
fit. you may return the bottle and havl
your money refunded. We could not make
this offer did We not know that ID Kings
New Discovery could b, relied on. IL mover
disnppolnts Trial bottles froo at Pnrchen.
D'Achoul Drug Co.'S store. Large sizs 90
cents and al
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

HAMBuRa, Ost IA sensation has.been
caused by tho mysterious disappearance OF
Herr RothRadt. leather merchant OF
HAMA Plaiz, his wife and four children
and his brothor-in-'aw. named kruz. he
body OF tho Youngest child has been washed
ashore at the Island OF Finkonwde der, in
the Elbc. and IL is believed the disappear
nnce Of tho whole family mhy ia out 10
be q case Of Wholesale murder and suicide.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
Good for tn, Dominic,

GuTuRuE, o. r., Oct 17-Rov. Afr. Bashhn,
living near Lexington. was called to his
door las, night and when ho opened II rer-
sons outside frei on him. Ho jumped
back, secured Winchester and returned
tho Gre. woundinR ona " bis nssailnnis as
wac shown by trail OF blood. Tho at
tempted ASSASSINATION was by Gesperadoes
whom be had scored In his sermons.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
naaka.a. ArnIa..n .n,rs.

The bsat sH'vs In The vorli fo' cu,,
Hruisss, sorsu, plOsrs sul, RAsum, Fever
Sores, Tstte', Chnppsl HahdG ChilblAlnA
CoTns aud all shin ETup,ioaa and post.
lively cures piles, OF no par requl oil. II 10
gual Antsed 10 give Istfsct setiifactlon or
Eos sale By The Parohen- D' Aehsul Drug
|sompanJ.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
A MnlIe.nIrs.. .Inalelca.

CHIoAoo, Oct. l7,-Mrs, Warren 81 ringer.
vifO OF Chicago mil'ioaairr. was indicted
this nfio noon for attempted Jury bribing
during tho trial Of a salt for ron demnntlon
OF some Of hsf huIbshl's Eropsity bought
by the Metropolitan RlSya.Sd road,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18
LOST In THE GALE.
Such Thought to rs the Fato OF tho
Ivauhoe.

Ivauhoe.
SAN FRAsoIsco, Oct. l7.-No tidings have
been received here Of the American ship
Ivanhoe. coal trader from Seattle TO San
Francisco. tvsnty-one days out from Puget
SQUAD. II Is almost certain that the vessel
has been lost In the gales. She should have
made the trip in seven TO ten days, She
was commanded by Capt. G. L. Griffin and
carried q crew OF eighteen men. Frederick
J. Grant, Quo Of the pro. rletors OF the
Seattle POST t-Intolliaencer and ex-minister
20 Bolivia, was a passenger, having en-
barked on her. believing Q seq voyage would
benefit his health. II Ia possible that the
Iyanhoe's crew may have made landing
on some island.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-18

Montana Divibion-lS Main Street TlslSna
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