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The herald., 1894-01-06
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FlSHER-In this city, January 6, 1894, at 2
O'Clock, am, MIS-. Lizzie X. Fisher, wife of
M.J Fisher and mother of Charles II. aud
William l.. Price CT Los Angeles; n alive
OF Nashville, Tenn; daughter OF the late
John X. kayburn of Nashville. Tenn, and
New Orleans. La, and granddaughter of
the late william Lyle Of Nashville, Tenn.
lntsrment ct New Orleans, La Funeral ser
vices private.
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nERSONAI-COFFEE FREsH ROASTED ON

DERsONAL-CoFFEE FRESH ROASTED ON
L our giant roaster: Java and Mocha, o5c
per lb.; mountain coffee, zoe; 10 lbs corn
meal, 15c; q lbs. rolled wheat or oats, 25c
Germea, zoe; rolled rye, I0c; gran. sugar, 20
lbs. for 81; 13 lbs beans 25c; 3 cans aprieots.
xt,e, , cans roast beef, 25e; pkgs mineemeat,
2Ac: 8 lbs raisins 25c glass marrualade. &c;
ext. beef Csc; can coal oil, soc; 5 lbs lard 30c;
pork, 121ac; picnic hams, 1015c; wood pals.
zoe; bro0ms 2vc. ECONOMIC STORES, 3O5
s. Snring st
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DERSONAL-DR. RAvLIN WILL LECTURE
L ia Burbank theater at 80 p. m. Sunday, in
defense of Modern Spritualism against the as
sault made by DR.. Thomson in Unity church
last Sunday. At Grand Army hall, 6i2 South
Spring street, at 2 80 pm, Sunday, he will
speak on The Medium of Endor, orSpiritual-
ism in the Old Testament Music by Professor
Petersilea and several popular vocalists. Ad-
mission, 10 cents. 1t
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Crepe and French ttssue paD,rs, chs.siuaas
cards and calendars, Langstaa,c. 2lS w. SEQ.
ond St
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rEKsr,NAL.

DERSONA1. = MADAM NORMAND THE
i greatest, most celebrated and reliable
cIairvovant and astroiogist of the age, well
known by the business men and women of the
world, can be consulted on all affairs of life,
removes evil Influences, restores lost love.
why / am so differenS from everybody else is
because your parentsido not bring you up in
the business you are adapted for. Young
ladies, young gentlemen, would you be happy
in the selection of u husband wife? Would
you know what line of business, trade or pro-
fession to follow TO be successful? knowledge
is power BY mail, 81 Send date. month and
year that you were born. 3l51a South Main
street, room %. 1920 I'm
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DERSONAL-RALPH BROS GOLD BAR
Il -four S1.00; city -four, roc: granulated
sugar, II lbs. %l brown sugar, ~ lbs 81 6
lbs rolled oats, 25c; sardines 5 boxes 25e;
table fruit, 3 cans SOC; midland coffee, .5c
H.. /; eastern oil, soc: gasoline, soc: 2-lb. can
corned beef, l5c: lard 10 lb. can, S5c; lbs.
45c. 6Ol S. Snring st. Corner Sixth
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rDuuaTroNAL.


WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE, 22o ;
w Spring ST., the Oldest largest and finest
equipped commercial school in Southern Cali
fornia; thorough course in the commercial
branches and banking; a superior ana sue
cessful shorthand and typewriting department
ana prac tical English course; new college
rooms, perfectly lighted and ventilated; elec-
trio elevator fer pupils use new furniture and
appliances; open all the year; pupils received
fornstion free. q A. HOUGH, president; n
c. FELkER, Vice-president. 5-4 ly
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FOR sALE-oouNrRY PRopERTY.
EOR SALE

tl'On oALn-
$500 per acres acres fruit land close in.
$725 per acre-lO or acres orchard, house,
etc., close in.
$500 per acres acres orange orchard, city.
$3.50 per acre-9 acres fruit land ON Ala
media st.
$500 per acre--3 acres. Groom house, etc..
Burbank.
$500 per acre-2l5 acres orange orchard,
Verdugo.
5000 per acres acres fruit land in Bards-
dale.
$75 per acre-40 acres alfalfa land near Nor
walk.
$22 per acre-160 acres fruit land near
Oceanside
500 per acre-s0 acres fruit land near San
Fernando.
5 g.:5 ;.e. aere-l7R acres fruit land in River
side Heights.
$50 per acre-1O0 acres fruit land in Win
chester.
$3.50 per acre-10 acres orange land in
Alessandria.
$3.50 per acre. acres house and artesian
well, near Figueroa st.
Also good business chances for $2500 to
$1,000. Bargains in houses and lots. Loans
negotiated. Government land located.
A. SCHELLlNG, 139 n. Spring st.
1881 I'm.
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HnLp wnNrED-MaLB.


(toLORED PEOPLE WHO. DESIRE TO MAKE
" homes in California -AYill furnish from
atlanta, Ca, first classt eolored COOKS,
to give satisfaction; al go iirstelass col
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to year. furnish rom gJtis'0 ~ @0tis stss-is
labor in 80 and IL days tim At low rate Of
transportation. For particu lars address K a.
WfiI,I ANS Il CO. Passenee L and Immig grant
Agents. AZ Wall ST., or p 10. box 343, At
lanta Ca 1l-3l I'm
w ANTED- ALL NEEDTN G. HELP, FREE
w employment any inf crmation, address
e. NITr1NGER'S BUREAU: established 1850.
Office 3l91s S Spring ST.: residence. 451 s
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phone lis s-16 If
VxTANTED-A FIRST CLAs s. HOTEL MAN
w that has $500 to inv sst in iirst-ciass
hotel. this is a big bargain and will bear the
closest investigation For pa xticulars call on
STOVER d OLIVER. room l, E413 S. Spring ST.
1-5 II
yTTANTED-A FEW AcTIVFE MEN WITH
w good reference; perman ent and proita-
bic employment to right part des. CAllFOR-
MA MUTUAL INVESTMENT CO., I2l W.
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lI5S ior cooks, walters house , h9ld s,% help me
lilo If
DEITY, HUMMEL & CO., EMPLOYMENT
il agents. 300-302 West Second street, Cali
fornia bank building basement, cor. Second
and Broadway Tel 500. 1-5tf
w XvANTED-A CAPABLE BUS. MESS MAN;
w no Office work Address "Employer,"
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w business experience. IL Btyson block.
1-37t
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wANTEDs-AGENTs g..
w ANTED-A FEW CoNIPETEN tT MEN, AND
w women agents to sell old reli sible, quick
selling electric appliances; large profits Ad-
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yxTANTED-BY PRACTICABLE dARIST AND
w poulterer employment on poultry or bee
ranch or poultry ranch on shares NJ j. HAIR
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FIDENTtAL BROKER, Box 30. Ia tt
WANTED AT oNCE-ALL KINDS OF SEC
w ond-hsnd furniture for spot; cash4 high
est prices paid. LEWIS & AIDE RSON, 312 S.
Main ST. Tel 110S 1876 I'm
yxTANTED-HoRsB, WAGON Nd HARNESS
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sunset Telephone company, Los Angeles. 1-6 2t
EOUND- SAM, THE CHAMPION HORSE
Il clipper. Tally-Ho stables, 1QD n. Broad
way. 1873 IT
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DERsONAI-MRs. PARKER, CLAIRVoY-
i ant; consultation ON business, love, mat
riage, disease, mineral locations life reading,
etc. Take University electric cars to Forester
ave. and Hoover ST.; go west on Forester ave.
8 blocks to Vine St, second house on Vine
west OF Vermont ave. $3.50 If
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I os ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE

II AND ENGIIoH IRAININU oVTVOI1i
incorporated, la South Main Street.
Largest and best equipped business training
school on the coast. Thorough and practical
courses in the commercial. shorthand, type
writing, telegraphy, assaying ind all English
branches. Large, able and mature faculty OF
instructors. Day and evening sessions. Terms
reasonable. Call at Office or write for elegant
catalogue. f. +. SHRADER President; +. W.
KELSEY, ce-Presidcnt: l. l. INSKEEP, Sec
retary. gig 1y
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rTNHE NEXT TERM IN THE COLLEGE OF
i Liberal Arts in the University of southern
California opens Wednesday, January 3, 1894.
Full college courses open to both young men
men and women. Also academic instruction
preparing for entrance to callege. Best OF adj
vantages in music, vocal and instrumental
Rates very low Address the president, DR.. j.
r. Widney, so Adams ST or call on Dean Mat
thew, at University buildings, West Los Ange-
les 12-26-lOt
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nsrfslNa.

direct method OF reaching the
slic AMI making known your
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INOR SALE--As FINE A LIST OF ACREAGE
Il as can be found in the state, and are always
ready to show property TO those who are mean.
ing business, for we are proud OIL our list. 1t
has cost time and money 10 complete and ex-
anime it, Come and hear what we have to say.
SLOWER & OLIVER, l2zp2 S. Spring, room l.
1919 If
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I,OR SALE--"AT POMONA'; READER ARE
Il you new arrival? Yes2 Then let me
give you pointer. / DON'T know you from
Cleveland, but if you want to buy fruit ranch
go out in the country where they are. What
do the boys in the city know about fruit
ranches? Come out and see old Hayseed him
self. r. s BASSETT. Pomona.
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THE WAR IS RAGING
Samoa All Torn Up With InternecIu,
Struggles.
MANY A BATTLE FOUGHT
Some Apprehension Felt for the
Safety of the Foreign
Colony at tho City
of Apla.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-The state de-
rartment has received a cablcgram from
Mr.. Blackjack At Ap,a. Samoa, fully con-
hrming the news brought by the Asso-
ciated Press cable message rom Auck-
iand yesterday. of native uprising. Mr..
Blacklock has been United States consul
at Apia for many years past. but his sue.
cessor was recently appointed and con-
ilrmed and Blackjack is simply acting as
consul general until relieved.
Tho absence of a warship at Apia at
this juncturo Is a matter of regret at tho
state department, but 1t is difficult to see
how one of our vessels can be
sent there without resorting to in
reference with the plans of tho
navy department. The Charleston
left Rio harbor about two weeks ago on
her way to San Francisco. and is now at
Monteyidco. IL she receives orders for
Samoa sue must go first TO Valparaiso,
Chill, TO take on coal, aud il will require a
good deal of this TO carry the ship 5000
miles across the south Pacific ocean to
Samoa. About a month would be con.
sumed in this voyage from Valparaiso,
and no one can tell what may happen at
Samoa IN the meantime, unless the Ger
man or British vessels in the South Pacific
come TO tho rescue Of the foreign colony.
Consul General Blackiock's telegram
states number OF battles have taken
place on the island west of Apia. So far
the government forces have been success
ful. A final armisticc was effected, but
upon what terms the consul does not say.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-01
IN The CAUSE OF SILVER
Democratic Congressman Have a Plan
10 Beat The God Bugs.
TO FORM A NEW PARTY
II VIII Ee the south and West
Against tho East and Some
Think Il VIII ee
Winner.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-The prcsi.
dents veto OF the Band scigniorlcn bill
has resulted in proposition for
national convention of the West and
South To form new political party based
on demand for the free coinage Of silver.
The proposition comes from certain rad
ical democratic congressman, who believe
tho time has arrived when the party's sal
walton in the West and South demands II
should repudIato al once and forever the
eastern denomination OF financial poll
cles.
The western and southern democrats
who are at The head of this movement,
declare the veto of the Bland bill shows
that the administration has set its face
toward the single gold standard.
Representative McLaurin, democrat OF
South Carolina, has taken hold OF the
proposition. He has prepared "A PROPOSE
tion and IT will be followed, he says, by
call signed by the democratic silver con-
gressmen. McLaurin says he has talked
with many southern and western MEM
bers of congress and he had yetSo find a
single democrat who has not agreed with
him. Tho time has como when
the eastern financial ideas must be
rcpudiated. lie says II was thought
this movement must take the form of a
convention of the governors OF the states
Interested, but they were so widely sepa-
rated geographically, il was feared united
action could not be obtained. II was
therefore decided TO call national con-
veniion. lie said that in the fight he be.
lieyed that was TO follow, the dividing
line would be tho Allegheny mountains
and Potomac river, the South and West
against the East. Parties lines would
not necessarily bo drawn.
Tho members of all parties would bc
invited. The 'ssue would be solely a
monetary one.
Representative Tracey, democrat of
New York, tho anti-silvcr leader of the
house. says of the proposed convention: !:
at is n rulo or ruin proposition which can
not prove effective. 1t will simply
strengthen the administration. Ii would
be queer spectacle To see the south re-
ject the alliance of New York. Tho intor-
ests of the south depend upon their ability
to cooperate with the democratic states of
tho north. Even il such movement
should prove effective il could only result
a. uiadIus tho democratic vote in tho
north and giving the northern states 10
the republicans. The south will not
jeopardize its own interest by carrying
such movement very far"
Representative Bland said the plan
had not yet been submitted to him. He
was inclined to regard 1t rs chimerical,
but said the democrats of the South and
ruH
would put none but tried and true silver
men Oh guard hereafter.
Careful inquiry among other democratic
congressman indicates that very few are
now prepared TO join McLaurn's new
party. Some of them say the movement
will result in nothing important.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-04-01
HEAD or NAPOLEON l.
shocking Story Current On tho
parI.Ian Eoulrvards.

shocking Story Current On tho
parI.IHn Eoulrvard.
Paris Letter Ia the S'w York World
Among the contributions to what is not
inaptly named uncomfortable history
n commentator Of current events, Leon
Bloy, has unearIhcd sacr.legc that
promises to fire the Gallo heart. At a
moment when Napoleon !. Is part aud
parcel of the piIuant present, W. Bloy
seizes the chance to horribly his compa-
triots. Napoleon in his will wrote: II
will and wish that my ashes may rcpose
on tho banks of the Seine among
the French people that ] lived SO
well.' Readers of Thackeray will
remember with what hypocritic
ostentation the citizen king, Louis
Philippe, carried out this behest; how all
France broke into passionate atiendrIsse-
ment when tho corpse Of -. Helena, after
six weeks waiting over lone.y seas, was
paradcl with the pomp and circumstance
of glorious war, with matching columns of
the veterans he had led from Marengo to
Moscow, bent but bnoynnt, through the
weeping millions to the crand.Oss scpul-
ture under the dome of the lnylldcs.
No, satisfied with the humiliation of
france hy the coronation ceremony OF a
barbarian prince in tho Bourbon holy Of
holics-VeFsnl.lcs 1T seems that the over
pious Wlham llohcnzolicrn coveted a
more pregnant emblem of the victory OF
Teutou oycr Cclt. Napoleon had des.
poiled the tomb of the great Frederick
aud carried away tho sword OF the
philosopher king. William, his godly de.
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THEY WANT BRsckINRIDoe.
Oncers of the House Try to Pull the Gay
Old Duck

WASHINGTON, March l.-Sergnant-at-
Arms Snow OF the house of representatives
has made an effort 10 arrest w. {. Il.
Brcckinridge, now concerned in the
breach OF promise suit, and bring him 10
the house in accordance with tho special
order adopted last week. The order was
adopted 10 secure quorum IN theO'Nclll-
Joy election case. 4 general warrant was
prepared and signed by the speaker. To
avoid trouble arising when the arrests
were made during the silver bills passage,
the names of the absent members were
specified In the body Of the writ. Il is tho
first tilnc sach prccaution had been
taken. The name of Mr.. BreckInridgc
was OF course among tho absentces, as he
has been continually absent since the SEN
satIonal law suit began. The warrant
was gwen TO Deputy Scrgcant.at-arIns
Wilson to serve on Brecknridge. The
officer wcnt 10 the court room where tho
case was in progress. The officers saw
Marshal Wilson OF the District of Colum-
bIl, who is executive officer of the court.
The warrant was shown and Wilson
stated the warrant could not bo served
while the party wanted was an attendant
on the trial,
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RECEIVED FROM NJ. IsIDoRE
CHAPUIs THE HEAD or NAPo-
LFoNI. WILLIAM.

This kingly document, NJ. Bloy declares
was discovered among tho effects OF the
odious Chapuis last year. after Chapuis
was crushed TO death by a vehicle on the
public highway. The document is dated
at the headquarters of the German invest
ing army, and leaves no doubt in NJ.
Bloy's mind of its incontroycrtlblc
authenticity. From these bare and crudely
epitomized facts may be cas-
lily imagined the dithyrambic
delirium Of the agtatcd historian
lie eNhausts the vocabulary of scriptural
vituperation to point the basenoss of the
Communarl thapuis, To whom he denies
even the cquiyocal motives of the agent
in John the Daptists truncation. Vol
taire's sacred ashes were bought and scat
tered by the Bourbons. Cromwell's head
was resurrec:ed to teach revolution les
son on the spikes of Temple Bar. But IL
remained for that most loaihsomo OF all
scctaries. n communard. to make n mat
ter of pclf of tho head Of tho world s
greatest captain.
II was remarked by Chapuis' neighbors
about tho time of the sale that from pain
ful indIgency he suddenly exhibited su
nilluence rivaling the most prosperous cit.
izens. He pretended that knsman In
th- Iroginccs had died opportunely, leay-
ing him heir 10 millions, and as every
thing was in confusion following the war
his story was believed. His enemies
charged his ill-gotten gains TO the pillage
carried on in the name Of the public good
during tho commune, but as 20 charge
could be fastened on tho Judas he escaped
all inquistorial rigors.
What the venerable William did with
Napoleon's head IL not set forth, but II is
easy for an excited Frenchman to imagine
the CORY trophy cnshrined in the snnctum
of the German monarchs, where In hours
of ordeal IL may be consulted for guild
ance and inspiration! Meanwhile, II
may be said, there has long existed a
belief that tho corpse OF the exile OF
st. Helena has suffered some hide
Gus cnange; that an examination in
the dead hours of the night few years
ago revealed tho headless trunk, and
that tho ministry of tho day, not
daring TO provoke inquiry, had tho sar.
cophagus sealed and a perpetual guard
set over the crypt. The more ardent Bon,
apartists pretend implicit belief in the
Bloy narrative, and the proiliGate pretend
ent, Prince Victor, has, it is affirmed, com.
manded a Bonapartist deputy TO make
the affair n question OF state In tho as.
semby, for. whether true or not, the more
| agitation added to tho merits of Napoleon
the sooner the nation will recognize the
necd Of another.
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THE DENVER WAR CLOUD.
1t Il Grad duaiiy Growing Big and Thrcat-
enIng Again.

DENVER, March 3i.-rhe attorneys for
Mullins and Barnes. tho new fire aud po-
lice commissioners, tonight filed with tho
supreme court n petition asking for a writ
Of prohibition against Judge Allen, simi.
lar to the one granted yesterday against
Judge Glynn, restraining him from taking
any action whatever in the fire and police
board controversy. The writ was issued.
This leaves both boards free 10 act as they
please and increases tho probability Of a
clash.
Tho new board began swearing in po-
licemcn to-day, and before the writ of
prohibition was issued Mullins and
Barnes were arrested for contempt OF
Judge Aliens court and released OH s. 900
bail.
The supreme court to-day refused tho
request of the committee of safety that II
take immediate jurisdiction and givc n
decision as soon as possible. Tho force
was very much excited tonight by tho
rumor that the city bail will be attacked
before morning and strong guard is
kept there under arms.
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Living,ton's Politics,
fcclal Dispatch TO the standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard
LIVINGSTON, March 3l.-At the prim-
aries tonight the following nominations
for aldermen were made: Republican.
George Gordon. FRS, ward; John Harvey,
Second ward; Samuel Nyc. Third ward.
Democratic. Horace Bartlett. First
ward: q. M. iIeffcrlin, second ward; VIII
liam Mailahan, Third ward.
Tue popullsts nominated William Jones
in the First ward at the adjourned meet
ing.
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BOB SMITH TURNS POPULiSr.
An Event That Made stir In a Helena
Popuiist Meeting.
Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD.

Special Dispatch to tho STANDARD.
HELENA, March 3l.-Thc populist meet
ing at the Auditorium was surprised to-
night by the accession TO its ranks os Rob
ert i. Smith, who took the platform and
made a speech. Smith has been demo.
crnt and was district attorney during
Cleyeland's first term. He said he
had always been democrat, aud still
thought lie was, but the party had gone
wrong on silver. He could not 90 into
the republican party as that was tho orig
inntor of the gold standard. Republicans
in Montana claimd1 10 be friends of sill
ver, but in congress they could not muster
10 per cent. of their votes for the white
metal. He WAS with the populisis on sill.
yer. low tariff and income tax.
On the city campaign Smith took no
sides, speaking well of all candidates.
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scendant, went n world further. He
claimed and obtained tho head Of Ma
poleon.
NJ. Bloy rccounts how ono Isidore
Chapuis, an adjustcr of scales, finding
poverty no recompenso for patriotism,
seized the opportunity when tho Com
mune was in control IN 1871 TO crafty the
liohenzollern craving. All public monu-
menIs and relies recording the brutal
triumph OF armed ambition" were or
dercd TO be destroyed 10y the chiefs OF the
Commune. Tho exquisite Column Ven
dome, fabricated from the cannon cap
tured by Napoleon in the war with Prussia
in 1906, was first 10 fall. ls'dore
Chapuis-in some occult way-proiiered
the body of Napoleon TO the Germans
while still without the walls o! Paris. Tho
exact details have not come into Nj.
Bloy's possession, but no establishes =
grcwsomc case of circumstantial deyiitry
bizarre enough TO justify an ardent
patriot in believing ANYTHING.
Is it not enough TO know that Chapuis
was the embodiment OF Dr. Samuel John
sons definition of a patriot-a venal
scouudrel, ready 10 sell his country and
birthplace" Chapuis was meancr, more
miscreant than any term OF condemua-
tion in the French tongue of NJ. Bloy!
What more natural, therefore, than hts
sale Of Nspolcon's head to the hateful
Attila lowering at tho gate? But IL the
particulars arc lacking what proof could
be more decisive than this, in the hand
and under tho seal of tho nofarious Hohen-
zollern:
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Kellogg Fined.
Special Dispatch 10 the standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
HELENA, March 3l.-Dr. Z. S. Kellogg
was fined Slo0 to-day by Judge Buck in
the district court for practicing medicine
without license. The proceedings were
formal aud for the purpose of getting be-
fore the supreme court the matter Of the
doctors right to practice pending an ap-
court revoking his license. A jury was
called and tho defense moved that the
court instruct 10 acquit. The court. how
ever, directed the jury to find the doctor
guilty, which was done, and fine of slC0.
the lowest penalty under the law, was I'M.
posed. Notice OF appeal TO the supreme
court was gwen.