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CHECKERED AND RAPID.
The Life OF Lawyer Who Was Mar
dered.

0niNNa
DKNvER Fob. Mrs. Carr, wife Of
HafrJ ID. Car. the attorney. who was mot
derei At his home sunday night by sup
posed burglars, was arrested to-day. charged
with completely in the orims. Bessie Shef-
wool. Jim Tracey. a gambler. aud Ted Dol
son. ffisnds Of Ms. Car wers also taken
into custody. The theory upon which the
arrests we're made - that these people en- 70
tered into a conspiracy 20 make away with
Carr for the purpose Of securing possession
of his life Insurance. said TO amount %
s2OO Mrs. Carr stoutly maintains that
hes husband was killed by burglars.
Carr was one Of the most prominent law
yefs In the city. bat his life has been very
rapid and checkered. lie came here from
B'ltimofo several vearsRgo, where he left n
wife and two children. and obtained a
divorce here. His second wife committed
suicide IN this city n year and a half ago
on account OF domestic troubles. Six
months later he mat Miss Jennis Black,
who recently arrived f.om Buffalo, n. Y.
In a Market street bagnio. and, becoming
infatuated, married her Jan. 3, 1873. Since
Carr has been leading a dual life mnkinR
the rooms OF her f,iend, Miss Sherwood. a
rendezvous where she met Tracey aud Dol
son.
Ars. Carr Is still In custody at the county
Jail. bat there 10 little excuse for holding
her. IL was learned to-day that there was
no insurance on Cars life. two policies for
$4,000 each having been allowed 20 lapse
some months ago. There 10 also some
doubt whether Carr was ever divorced from
his Baltimore wife
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Special 60 Tho independents
GhEAr FAIIs. Feb. Rod Mcleod. dep
uty sheriff a. Belt. brought ia to-day the
remains OF George }. LarAway. who was
found dead beneath a load OF furniturs 40
the head of spring Coules last night. lie
Was a draJ man aud had been employed 10
move Dr. Chambeslain's goods 10 Bella On
the way be passed he passed frsight outht
aud shortly after tie latter oams up and
found the load overturned. with the horses
standing stnL Laraway's feet projected
from beneath the pile and with diniouity
the furniture was removed from the dead
body. Luraway' was 3. unmarried. aud
resided with his parents. lie was a Iaem-
Der Of the Woodmen.
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A DRAFT PRINTED.
OF Tarin Bnl That suits tho senate Dom
ocrnts.

ora Tariff Bin That suits tho senate Dom
ocrnts.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Senator VOORHEES,
declined to-day 20 make direct reply TO a
question &C 10 the correctness OF the report
that the democratic members Of tie senate
finance committee had ordered she printing
OF draft Of the tariff bill agreed upon by
them, but other msmbeis Of the democratic
side Of the committee. while denying that
thsv had agreed upon the bill, admitted
that bill containing the suggestions Of
some Of the members had gone 30 the
printer. aud would be used as the basis OF
the work hY the committee. This bill. u ia
understood, makes liberal concessions to
sugar and coal interests, aud also makes a
material change IA the income tax fsaturo
OF the house bill. providing for a tai upsn
incomes OF corporations.
Among the rumors nying thick and fast
about the senate 10 one 20 tue effect that
the income tax h omitted. Senators Hil.
Murphy aud German will vote with toe
republicans 10 Tecommit when the bill A
reported 30 the senate.
On the other hand the bill with the in
come taK retained will probably command
the vote of the three populist senators
which ii would lose n this tax should DO
len out. oenHtor Martin also said TO-DAY
IN eass this tax should be omitted he would
feel very much tempted 10 vote auainst the
hill
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TURNING IN THE GOLD.
To BE Applied to Payments for the Ne
Bonds.

To BE Applied to Payments for the New
bonds
NEw YORK. Feb. up 10 noon to-day
tho sub-treasury had received about $43.-
COO. 900 in gold on account Of the bonds The
total smout TO be received al the sub
treasury here out Of the $50 600 Ground
hgures) which the government will receive
(pTlncipal and p'emium) altogether for she
bonds IL about gas. 200, 900. just how much
of the $34. 600. 5000 In gold already received
here is new gold, that is, gold that has not
been previously Withdrawn out Of the sub-
treasury by the redemption of greonbacks
for the purpose Of paying for bonds, ths
treasu officials we're not able TO say to-
day. II has been noticed, however. daring
the last few days that the redemption Of
creenbacks has heen unusually heavy. aa
much as &1.O0O0OO having been presented
for that purpOss In oBe lot
30 far ( ON suffering amy serious drain
of its gold. the treasury is likely rather 20
be used as a dumping ground for the over
supply which seems TO have become bu
densome 80 many banks. signs nbound
that Ia some OF the large cities IL will be a
positive relief TO get the plethora OF gold
reduced. Ofes have been made lately
from several quarters of all the gold the
treasury would accept in exchange for pa
per OF nny sort. even silver certificates.
The trouble IL that the supply OF paper is
too low to permit OF compliance.
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THE Willy AND WEARY DOZEN.
A Lot OF Good Fellows Who should Rest
in Helena for Day.

A Lot OF Good Fellows Who should Rest
in Helena for "a Day.
Attached 10 the Northern Pacific east
bound express today will be the special car
Aonida. There is nothing unusual about
the car save its occupants. who aro de-
scribed - The WilT and Wesry Dozen"
When u 10 said the dozen is made up OF
eastern newspaper men who have been
doing" the idwinter fair for their re-
spective papers, little wonder will be ex-
pressed that they are weary" In San
Francisco they not only had TO attend 20
the business on which they we're sent but
the people OF that city also tried 20 enter
tain them every hour OF the twenty fou q.
The Helena press gang thought II would
be good idea for them 70
ride from Portland TO 81. Paul By stopping
over a day In Helena. President Il. ID. I'd 2
gerton, of the Helena National bank. kindly
volunteered to see that nothing uas lack
ing that would make tue visitors feel "a
home. QuAftefs we're engaged - The Hell
ena, and then ths following tsle0ram was
sent the ''Veary" ones at Spokane;
The Helena press gang extends hearty
invitation to you 20 stop over day In this
city. We have the best water. the bsst
milk and the best bedding poison In the
Northwest All arrangements made 10 care
Tor you."
10 this she following reply was received
last niRht;
''HoPF. Feb. 7.-SomsWhat Goiled, more or
less dead. with no apologies 10 offer. Pro-
found thanks for Invitation. IL possible
please meet the willy and weary dozen Al
the station In the morning. We bleed and
Rroan 10 say that there 10 little pTospeet for
Us to grasp the hands Of the good and
gracious gang OF Helena for more than
twenty minutes. JAS. L. J. ARCHIBALD"
The party is in charge Of J. 4. j. Archi-
bald who has bis hands full), himself
newspaper man. The papers represented
are the Chicago Herald, Record, Mail, Post.
4 imsa lnteT-Ocean, Journal and rtaats
ZeitunR and the CLEVELAND PlaindealsI.
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More Mon for Tn. Navy.

WASHINGTON. Feb. There are not
enouRh men enlisted in the navy to prop
erly man the Uniiod States ships which 90
iuto commission before MAY !, aud more
over the limit allowed by Law will not per-
nit OF the enlistment of - suincient number,
The big cruiaess Columbia and Olympia.
the Marb!ehcad ana Montgomery. Atlanta
aud Boston. Raleigh, Cincinnati, Alert and
Marion nre all 10 be manned, requiring
about 800 men. About half that number
is available. Additional authority will DO
required from cong ess TO enlist sufficient
men. and Secretary Herbert will probably
lay the matter before that body.
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suit for the Northern Pacific.

MILWAUKEE. Feb. In the Northern
Pacific hearing to-day the affidavit of Pres
ident Ralston, Of the Farmers Loan and
Trust company. OF New York. was read. in
which he denies all allegations OF Ives
petition as 10 relates TO him and explains
tho method of the finance committee of
the Northern Pacific.
Ex-senator spoou e. then began his argu-
ment in favor OF the receivers. His plea
was 80 strong aud touching that Oakes
broke down and wept freely in court
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CHICAGO. Feb. The agricultural build.
ing at the Worlds fair grounds was slightly
damaged by ire late this afternoon. After
the flames were exsinGuishsd large sec
tion of the glass roof fell in. narrowly
missing squad of hremen underneath
he few exhibits remaining in the building
we're not damaged. The fire is believed TO
have been of incendisry origin. as earlier In
the day a blaz was discovered In a pile OF
rubbish close 90 the building. bat was ex-
tingnished without damage.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-08

WAsHNaroS. Feb. The court Of tie
district has reversed the decision Of JudR:
Bradley IN the Palmetto trade mark liquor
case. and Commissioner OF PAtsRts Sey-
mour scored point against Gov. Till
man, of South Carolina. The com misaioner
refused 90 register the trade mark soueht
by Gov. iillman for the brand OF liquor
sold by the state. Judse Bradley granted
q mandamus 90 compel registry. The COM
missioners appealed ana the court Of ap-
psals reversed Judge Bradley's decision.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-08

number Of psiitlOss spainrt tts Wilson
bill. Ha 40 nFfssn od nu fmsndmsnt
pofipoi tlR on Jan. ]. 1896 be sims for
~ 81 GO into fnttt.
Doiph pressntsi arssolution rsciting that
the nnance COMMITTEES had refuse hearings
on the "a in Bill aud directing that all
memorials and protests presented 20 that
COMMITTEES and the senate be- printed a.
senate documents. IL w8ut over
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New Plan for Coinage of silver.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-RepTesentativs Alb
ott. OF Texas. introduced a bill for the
coinage Of silver in the treasury on a new
plan. The plan is to coin into stand
ard silver dollars. or minor coins not less
than two million ounces n month Of silver
purchased under tho Sherman act; coin
oertihcates issued under that act are to be
redeemed In either gold or silver, according
g. which metal 10 held In the largest quan-
titiss In the treasury. and the secretary 10
issue coin notes 20 ths amount OF the
seigniorage Of the sherman nct, upon a
plan apparently devised TO place gold and
silver on equal footing.
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ni-bt Lively Tim. 10 KenlueLy.

BAEuouHvmLE, Ky. fsb. News from
Mount Pleasant sAys; Or. VIM. Nolin. .
prominent phJ stefan, entered barber shop
IN which was John Turner leader OF the
urner side Of the famous Howard urnor
fsud IN Har.an county. Both began shoot
ina and Turner fsl dead. Then Will Iur-
ner, uncle OF John, appeared. aud be aud
Noun worked their way into the strost,
nghting With kniTea- Aftsr desl eratf
stTngglo Turner was killed. Wall Howard,
leader Of the howsrd faction. was hAngsf
IN Missouri last Inonth."
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BosToN. Feb. 7.-Reprssentativs Buckley.
OF Cambridge, to-day introduced in the leg
islaturs a petition for legislation prohibit
ing the game OF football. The bill which ao-
compAnie the pstition provides punishment
for any person who takes part in a game
OF foot ball when such game IL played In
the presence of persons who have paid an
Omission fee TO witness same. or who pro-
NOTES the playing of the game Of foot ball
when money is charged for admission, OF
who Offers or sells tickets OF admission %
the game"
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only Rsm.ar !. RIms,aIlI.m.

MANCHESTER. Feb. AT the annual meet
ing OF the BimstAllio LeaRus report was
presented declaring that greater progress
in the movement in Great Britain was nso-
essary. This was the only barrier to the
adoption Of n common, International stan
dsrd. Sir David Barbour said she greater
TIE delay in the settlement Of the question
she greater would be the obstacles 20 ovef-
come. Rsso.utions we're adopted declaring
that the only remedy for growing evils ia
bimetalliam on an International basis, a. =
common ratio to be mutually settled.
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LONDON. Feb. silver took smother
drop to-day the price Of bar silver reach
ina the lowest poiut in many ysaTL The
market was Dat At - 1876 pence per ounce.
The Gorning papsfs comment upon the
fact Of silver touching the reco Il price.
4 he Times regards the matter seriously aud
In ia nnanoiAl articles says 10 aurasts the
psined attention OF many interests.
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ST. LOUIS Feb. Dan DAILY. OF Bangor.
Me-, and Frank Eager. a local puailist. TO-
night fought 20 finish for a purse of $lO(
aud a side bet. Eager was knocked out In
the thirl round. The fight came of ia
ths basement Of a dry goods house and wal
attended by Ia 90 crowd Of business men
PERRY, Okla. Feb. In a pTizs fight ni
two o'clock this morning Jim Davis, OF
Wisconsin. knocked Jack Fitzpatrick ol
Boston, senseless in the seventh round.
1hs fight was for 500.
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want such Occurrences. stopped.

IoNDoS. Feb. The governor Of Sierra
Leone tslegraphs q confirmation of she re-
port OF another engagement between tho
French and British forces on the frontier
Of sierra Leone, and SAYS several we're
killed on both sides; that the french at
tackled the British whose force consisted
entirely OF nativea
Touching the affair ths Pail Mall Gazstte
SAYS; I'VE cannot have these things hap
peninG weekly. No time should be lost
settling this affair with France"
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The scene to lie Re- Enacted.

NEw YORK. Feb. L-Corbstt and Mitchell
have volunteered to spar four rounds at
Madison Squsre garden on the night Of
Feb. "a, for the WoTla's bread fund. ID Is
the intention of the MANAGEMENT TO repro
duce as neatly as possible the scene en-
acted a. Jacksonville Jan. %. Honest"
John Kelly has consented to ofioiate IN the
capacity of master OF ceremonies.
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The Pebble Land. COMMITTEES.

wAsHiSoroS. Feb. Tn the session Of
the public lands committee adverse reports
we're rendered on bills fof the survey Of
iands K anted to the Wiliametts VALLEY &
Cascade MouutAin Wagon Road company,
In tho state OF % sRon a bill 90 prevent ths
consolidation OF lani othees Ia COLORADO.
and the senate bill O. dispose Of several
abandoned military reservations
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WAsuSaroS. Feb. 7.-Ssnstor Allsa has
introduced a b. rspsAiing all Laws snseted
relating 30 the coinage OF use o. silver since
Jan l. ls53. aud re-snAeting all laws rslat-
ing 90 silver and In force pfsvious % that
bv authorizing and directing the uss OF
United states legal tender notes and 90 pro
hibit she "a thsr use Of United states inter
eat bearing bonds
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But One Victim.

IEpIANAroIIs. Feb. The explosion OF
natural gas in tho house OF Louis kureohler
early this morning resulted in She loss OF
only one life. that OF Rosa kursohler. aged
la Charles. aged IL. was seriously hurt
and two others slightly. Tho money loss
IA ANAL
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GRrrS BAY. Ala. Feb a week ago
Aaron Tolifer's wife deserted him for
former lover. Anthony Thomaa Last
night Tslifer induced her 90 return 60 him.
On ths way back both we're killed. Thomas
IL In jail charged with committing ths
dad
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Money to Keep Gu, Cinnamon.

wAsHNoToS. Feb. special Agent
Msher. Of the treasury department. vas
before the appropriations oommht1s and
explained the request of ths secretary OF
the treasury for $4,000 20 snforoe the Chi
nsss exclusion act. 4 his item has nothing
TO do with the 8eary ACT. bot IL 90 furnish
means Co carry out abe Lac OF May g. 1872.
by policing the border and shipping home
Chinamsn caught sttem mptinR 20 enter the
United States unlawfullf.
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CmcAoo. Feb. "A, the opening OF the
CouEhlin trial this morning. the lawyer for
the defense snnouncsd that the tostimony '
was neatly all IN and asked for an adiourn-
mont all tomorrow 10 ALLOW the defense 90
look over the testimony already taken.
The request Was granted.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-08

wAsmSoros, Feb In the senate Cam
srou. Of Pennsylvahia. presented a large
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-09-12
THEGALLlIE.
"WEDNESDAY Sing SEPT. II, IL d.

THE End = NIAGARA.-For the last
Is years our biologists, says the Buffalo
Express, have given attention to Ger
tain problems connected with the drain
age of the chain of great American
lakes, and incidentally with the pro-
bable age of the gorge of Niagara. A
week was devoted TO them at the Buff
falo meeting Of the American Associa'
ton for the advancement of Science IN
1886, including au exploration of Nj
agara river by-a party of so biologists.
The conclusion then arrived at Was
that while The lower lakes may have
always been drained through the val.
ley Of the St. Lawrence, the upper lakes
had probably found an outlet at one
time by way of the Mississippi valley;
and that the whole chain might do so
again. should there ever be barrier,
natural or artificial, across the inlet OF
the Niagara near Buffalo. 1t was thought
that dam % feet high might bring
about this result ard cause grander
river than any now on the continent to
flow out from Lake Michigan near the
CITY of Chicago. AS to the age OF the
Niagara gorge, the conclusion was that
$500 years met all requirements: while
a few deemed $500 sufficient. As the
age of Niagara has been regarded as
kind of geological yardstick Ter
measuring off the age of the human
race, importance was attached TO the
foregoing conclusions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-09-12

NIRGINIa: In the Clerks Office OF the
Y Circuit Court of alexandria county, on
the Dist day Of August, 1894.
Peter Aitchcson and Robert P. Aitcheson,
joint partners, trading and doing business
under the firm name and style OF Aitcheson
s. Brother, complainants, VS.. 3. T Welcn
ir., and w. B. Hardy defendants.
Memo: The object of this suit is to eu-
force claim OF the plaintiff against the de-
PENDANTS for the sum OF S251.12 with inter-
est on $3.50, part thereof, from the 14th day
of July, 1894, at least and to attach the fol-
lowing estate of the defendants; viz: The
following described lots, pieces and parcels Of
land, being portions of that subdivision of
land in Alexandria county, Va, known ami
described as Park Addition TO Alexandra, To-
wit: Lots , TO 13 jnclusi e, in block No ],
all of blocks Nos ,, 4, ., 6, 8, 9, 10 and il
lots I to Is, inclusive in block No. 3 lots
to 13, inclusive, in block No 4 and lots ~ 10
Is in block No II, all of which said lots.
pieces and parcels OF land are situate in sad
county of Alexandria, Va, a plat of said
Park Addition to Alexandria" being of re-
cord amongst the land records Of said Alexsn-
dria county, Va, in liber n, No A. folio 23l,
and also any other estate of said defendants
The defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security according 10
the act OF assembly and the rules Of this
court, and it appearing by an affidavit that
they are not residents of this state.-lt is
ordered, that the said defendants appear here
within fifteen days after the due publication
of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in this suit; and that
a copy of this order be forthwith inserted IN
the Alexandria Gazette. a newspaper pub
lished in the city of Alexandria, once week
for four successive weeks, and posted at
the front door of the Court House Of this
H.H. YOUNG, Clerk.
A copy@Test e. H.H. YOUNG, Clerk.
nnrOO Iu LIZ
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49, -
RAILROADS.

UTASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
w MOUNT VERNON ELECTRIC RAIL
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wARRENToN-Train Nos. 9, 10, So
connect daily for Warrenton. No. 80 daily
FRANKLIN DIvIsION-Leaye Rocky
Mount daily except Sunday 4 90 a. NJ, ar
rive Franklin Junction 55 a. N.
Leave franklin Junction daily except Sun
day $40 p. NJ; arrive Becky Mount $40
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NIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office OF the
v Circuit Court of Alexandria county, Viz
ginia, on the 2Sth day ofAugust. 1894
Frances P. Smoot trading ana doing business
under the firm name and style of ,Iosiah II
Hardy, defendants.
Memo The object of this suit is to recover
and enforce claim of the plaintiffs agall st
the defendants, for the sum of five hundred
and six;y-seven (?5G7) dollars and ten To-
cents with interest from the LIST day of AG-
gust 1891, and TO at gch the following estate
of the defendants viz All those lot- pi els
and parcels of land, being portions OF thst
subdivision of land in alexandria county.
Virginia. known and described as Park Ad-
dition TO Alexandria" TO wit: OTIS 10 -
inclusive in block No. l. all OF bio ks Nos.
,. 4, >, 6, ), 9. 10 and II lots l TO Is in
elusive. in block No. 81 lots / to ID inclusive
in block No q and lots - TO Is inc usivc.
in block No. -. All of which said lots, pieces
and parcels of land are situate in said county
of Alexandria. Virginia, plat of said Park
Addition to Alexandria" being Of record
amongst the land records of alexandria coun-
ty, Va, in liber n. No. A, folio 231, and also
any other estate of said defendants.
The defendants not having entered their
appearance and given security in accordance
with the act OF assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing by an affidavit that
they are not residents of this State, IL is or
dered that the said defendants appeH' here
within fifteen days after the due public ton
of this order, and do what l. nee
essary to protect their interest in this suit.
and that copy of this order be forthwith IN
serted in the Alexandria Gazette a newspaper
II.
week for four successive weeks and posted at
the 'front.' door of the Court House Of this
county. Il. III. YOUNG, Clerk.
J. K. NJ. Norton, p. q.
A copy-teste: H. H. YOUNG. Clerk.
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