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theDAILY INDEPENDENhkLKXA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, xovkmi.Kl. 27,1880. HERULED THE FAMILY. ACase of Domestic Tyranny Which^Interested a New Orleans^Audience. FussyHuBband Makoe a Show^of Himself in a Public^Place Aart It W i^1 All Almnl a I hi !^^ Heamy^ES^TSImiI,^ i^^ Which lha T|^^^^OI.J. . led Aooimc little incident occurred in H^parquet of the QfMhi 0|^in house lust^week, says the New Orleans HmM^DmI^crnt. It wiih funny enough fur .mlanlem.^but at iini' time threatened to develop Ml^rather distressing feHtnreN fur una irf the^iirraoim involved. Just M the orchestra lie^KHii tutniiL' up for the overture, I couple up^Ii ^ d. I lie Iji^Iv NM lilnt, Mfe) prettv.^and in i'Tery line of her well-bred fare he^travmg resentment of her escort's lunnner.^tie. a hw, smooth.faced, choleric looking^fellnw, wore un uitriiHcIv cocky uir, coupled^with the i.vr n; wnv wmie men have of^steering woineii ahout art though they wera^half wilted. In two ininnteN and a half the^apacliitors nearest discovered that their^iiei^'hhorH were husband and wife. I i..^uota of authority m Iiih voire and inflection^in tha MaM ^runny^ clearly . indicated a^pn HHure of the matrimonial yoke. Ihe uiuu bapM ^fussing^ at once. I'am^nig into tin- row n fringe from her gown^caught in the aeut, and while jerking it^haise H tirade was delivered in an under^^tone on the ^infernal folly^ of woinen'a^clothe*. 'I hen she was forced to rise while^he ndjUHted her wrap across the hack of the^chair, and htmid a running comment at the^MM tune on her utter lack of judgment in^bringing Mflk a frivoluua Htyle of nIihwI on^a sharp evening. T.b* *^ ~a ^ , jfc-*- AitarMMfaMsadarawliMjinil fiE wif lookedaltogether disheartened, this com^fortahle individual Iiirned Iiih attention to^the programme. He mU the theatre wiih a^^hhiNtetl hore,^ and he wished to heaven he^had not allow..! Iiiiiim If to he deluded^aw.iv from the clllh. ' Hut.J-'red. dear.^' the Ion.. suffering w^^man remonstrated, with a slight suspicion^of sarcasm in her aoft voice, ^don't you re^inemlier how very maiiv Ihii.h you came^last winter^ I often wondered it didn't^tire you more. Whatarrant nonsense von talk,^ her^companion rejoined. ^^lf MM 1 cone.^Had lit., do. Mill in inv line of bMiMM^in town every other day, and if I hadn't^treated them to the play I would have lost^money ritrlit along.^ Sine added araiialhlim^ahout the iieceHaity of MMM afterward in^an MiwnifjaillH tone, hut he wiih stnrmg^round through the glasses mid pretended^not to hear. Quietsettled on the scene until a minute^or inure hefore the curtain rose, when in a^auppr. Mse.l I.hi terrible voice lie demanded:^^Fanny! wli.it in the name of thunder ih^that a|Mit you've got on your face^ Sli.il!' returned pMMMtad Kanny. ^I^don't know what yon are talking about.^Why, nothing.^ All the while her eh* U^were MM with mingled Hhaine and indig^^nation, even to thu tiny hit of court planter^placed coquett islily near her red under lip. Voudo!^ Mid tile tyrant; ^that hideous^Mack patch itinliu-iiring your chin. Hidu't I^aav 1 never would he MM with any woman^guilty of hucIi a vulgarity'( It uiakcayou look^like a monk, v I ak. tin end of your hand^kercln. f an.I ^i|^' it off. Ishan't; so then !^ returned the worm,^who turned .it last. ^Vou have no right to orderme in that way al...tit ^ilum tint iMMlin the least MMM I von. Sup|h^aa.^^willing wanner, ^I dared to ahuse you^ahout Mai way you carry your cane, or trim^your iiiotiKtache. Vou are always worrying^me over Home such trifle.^ A hrcak nidi-^cut] in.' the cl.Me proiimity of I ears. Thedes|Kit looked hia property over from^head to foot with a withering; stare, and^then in uuuiiHtakahle acccnta MMM^quntlv but firmly that if she didn't do iih^be told In r he would get right up and^leave the theatre. ^till, no, you won't,^^Hind hopeful tunny: ^that would make ^..n^conspicuous. OmML now, Kred, don't cut^up ho. .lust let me do as I like and 1 shan't^trouble von. Areyou going to take that infern I^abi.iiiiii.ilurn off your face^ Ves or no,^^was Ins only .mswer.^^Wt II. it Mm want to know, I won't.^^I lie husband continued, while the MM^behind forgot all about audteiicu, stage,^play and everything else, ho nhaorhed had^they bacoMa in in.'. \cit tug domestic ill ama^at hand. ^See In n , r'liiiuv, did you ever^know me to fail when 1 MMM I^ do a tiling^^1 nive loti till I count live to got rid of that^lufamous thin. . If you don't. I warn you^I will pat up. go straight home, and you^ran manage the In -t vou know. 'Thewretched little woman drew her^breath hard, Her face was a deep pink, and^her eyes sparkled as she examined the lug^burly fellow's counteiiaiice to me if he^MMM b^ in i^i meat. Kvt-rv second seemed^an hour to the participants and H|^ectatorH,^all recoguiimg it as llie crucial test of the^Wife's tatWa tleedoln. She evldelltlv^undiist.Hid the full importaiice^her action, she wavered, lilted her hand^^kerchief irr.'~olutelv. let it fall in her lap,^l.sikid atalll, and tie n, with one swift, an^Ijry movenieiit, swept the bit of iuuhIiii^MMM hat in.ailb. lb' tinned lo le^ard Ins^slave with tiiuiiiph. but the glimpse of i^on nix. ill cheek and a M-ry cold should ii^arrved hiiu dtiriuu the reiiiamder of tin^eveuinn. \POLK V ^^K FSACK. hull; II lllill.ert. of ll .'^ nil the Needs of^IIU Kliiiiili.iu. Kouk.Nov. .t; ^ The Italian parliament^MMMMMdto day. Huuibert, in hiaaBMOhi^alluded to the MMMMMi of the deficit in^the budget, and said the ^overuiueni's wise^and eipntal.le |s.licy assured tratupiilily to^Italy and iruarutitccd |s ace, wliicli, thanks^to the conceit ..f tie' (jieat power*, npp. its^to Ik1 assured lo Kurope. t his utterance^WIIH ^reeled With treat appl.llM Cm*^iMMiMjb Ml kiii^s said lha MaMMaM which^llil^llt distutli peace had Hot yet all b..u^settled, and it waa necessary therefore,^without undue ileiuatids upon the budget,^to cmtilnl. to piovide uiilitary and uavitl^protection to Italian unity and mde|h nd-^ence. He rBMMMl the hoM that the^^MMMMta which all the power* were pre^^paring wi iild not Ik Mao. ltlllv, he soil,^would lav down tiniiH 111 Alnc | winn an ill-^tern ttonal aiflMMMl ^'ould have la-ell Mathadnmmitxiuii to bat tin rar*aaav HMMblapuMaajiuM ^he MM hid 'ill that MBtiaent,and lannftihia kbawtdaaphaM ofher mtlu. lie.-. lie In [ml that In would dailvIs'tween St. i'anl and Minneapolia^and ^Milwaukee and f'hioaco. are the per^^fection of modern railway equipment, aud^are niihiirpas-.d in the world, 'l'hey c^n-^sist of tlapMi day roaches, I'nllmati a lat^^ent and best MMftMJI ram and the fluent^diiiiuts carH in the country. Tlienc traiua^ar^- lighted by electricity and heato-d by^^team, and afford to the traveler every oura-^fort and convenience to be had at the very^best hotels. All classes of tickets are hon^^ored on these trains and the rutea are no^hlnher than by otln r linen. It in for thia^reason that diHcriiuinatiiiK travelers put-^rotn/e thiHcompany and insist that their^tickets n ail over itn line, an they uatarally^want the bent Hervice for their money. HinuleanStreii|rtli Ojiitnmallyon the strain, or overtaxed at^inter ...Is. in far leaa desirable than ordinary^vijsor perja tanted by rational diet and exer-^OiHe, and abstention from excess. I'rofena-^ional poffili'-ta and nthleten rarely attain old^are. Ah ordinary vi^or may be retaiuisl I.^i wis. regard for aanitary livinis, and for^the protection HKainat diHa nnu which timely^nnd judici.'Us medication afforda, M also it^may be hint through prolonged aedentary^labor, uninterrupted mental atrain, and^rbotaM MMM and drinkinis. the chief and^most immediate wquence of all fonr beints^dys|h |mia. Kor thin condition thua, or in^any way induced, and for itn offspring, a^fnilure of MMM and nerve power, lioa-^tettern Stomach llittern is the primeat and^most MMiaJ of reiuedien. Not only iudiKea^tion, DM loss of rtenh, np|m't it** and alecp^are remedied by it. Incipient malaria and^rheuuiatiHiii are banished, and kidney^bowel nnd liver complaint removed by it. TBISI A It K K I S. HTIKKN. NrwYoiik, Nov. Har silver PJPJ. OaphM tjiiiet and rirrn; Inke K'l.xt. lyail Quiet and steaily: i|..nn-*ti.\ fa.HH. St.mks were ijiiiel t.eilay, and while the general^lii-t was unn.d hajt and forth within the nar^^rowest limits, them were a few marked moves by^half a .I07.cn st.s k^. which MM Irailintt all the^rt.ararter it ih.sm^s.^1. The niost imisirtant^chuiucHi at ttie eloee wen* 1'ennis.stw Coal, allien^is m SV h*w Knaland L^i ami Denver. Texas A^Kort Worth. I',. while San Kram isaai preferred^is ..If a mid Jersej Central !^^. (ioverninnnta^dull and sternly. Petr.ile.iniwas active to-ilny. It ^ ^ I. . rI to^UU% in I he first hoar, then n'liewed m'lliiiK by^Standard (lil lin.kers BMaad a sharp break to^1.04'j Itiiyinir by loeal apantara then rallied^the market an.I it rlo-jsl firm at I.Kt1*. Horwrxunaalbonds. Is. 1/7; t'i^, 104H: North^^ern I'acitic. T.'i,; pn.ferr.sl. TiiV; On'tfon lin-^provemeiit, 4t; ii,Navuntion. 100: Trans- Mttaantal.Mit. Dakai PaoflM.MH Moneyon call cae^ at Mtttj Inst loan at I. Prime^Mareantiln l*|s.r. n^i7'4. Hlerliiuj eirhaiiife,^^ iiiiet. sn*l^, sixty-day bills, $4.sa*^; demand. put, CHICAGO( ATTI.K. CaiOAOO, Nov. feV t attle Meataai, m,ooo; hill;lll*f ir^-. h.wnr; Iss-ies, f l.nta,i.'..ir,; ^t^Ts,^JiMrtil.io. stoekers and fet^lers. $I.HO^i2.aO;^Texan cattle. $1.11*/ .' .m. waatnrn raxurert., S2.7fnU^iMU- ^ - Ibitrs Hacatnta. r.4.(^^-. lower; mixed, ta.Mitt^heavy, tiritit/a.Ho: liKht. ta.vi. vy,^s Hh.p rtaceipte. u.MKi; ^tewly; nativna, $3.tXaS^MP) weHtern.ta.Mait.'i',, Texas, f a.tinti t.ixj. iun Atio PKHNHX.^_rtnrtiaj, RmPJ, UH a, aj fl^ Wheat^Huther; gan., Tthj May. k4\. ora Kii in. r. I lis1.. 8| U. May. tSS* (lataFirm: Dae, am,; May. ^^*^. I'ork Firm. Dec., HUH; Jan.. $^.ail. Iiard Steady; Dae., l5.KTstiri.s71,; Jan.. tS.H^. W.G. GOODING, CommissionMiMrli.uit. Qrain, Provisions, Railroad and^Mining Stocks. drainand Provisions Baajghl and sold in t'hi *Hailr.ak St.s k^ hMpjht *i^d sold in New York,^ither for cash or on margin.^K|HH'ial direi't wire coniiis'tiuK us with eastern^markets. S|ssial attention is to veil to out of town onlers.^Lateet markete constantly .pint.si ou oi^ Is.--' *' qIdOVO PUaM ^*,,!;l^, hum K^i Main Slr.^.t,Helena. Montana. ritllKlsslllN tl. ( A Kl^s. A.I.\ I III.I ll', M;i...... Ill.sk lawyer. Helena.M.ait. [AJUURTT. RH'HAROH, Attorue-at-ljtw laaMi. MjSai MrfhMM Helena. MM I'oslotlieeH..X 74.'. I Kl.AIIKit I V. I'lidertaker.|0h Warren Stns^t. Telephone tin. JMtOF.(IS! Alt WT.ItNKK. Teacherof PMMi Flute and Siturina. No.ins Howie atiaat,aff at A. P. t'nrtin'a Mush^Store. Helena. Mont. siiitim k. PABBOUB, Altorueyand OaMMMI at lj^w.^Masonic Temple, Helena. Mont. nrOOLFOLKA BSUWMIM0, Attoruej-at-ljiw. j04MMMM street. Cliicatto, 111.^*t.icx. a. wooi.roih, MtalMU w. auowatao. |ASMI N\ III I.I.AHH. Attorneyand 1'iniunellor at Law. Willaraattai in all courts of record in the ter^ritory. Office in (fold llhs k. Helena. BMt. w. UIMi \etei mary Surinsin. (tffiwHr.s k ,| Fisher's Stablea, Uiw^street. Telephone I'jo. II. (HIKKNK. iljitfSurvi'jurMit'iH'nU uf M^^itan^,t^Siirv. ^nr. ^ ivil tu I Minini; KiiArin^T. HixN-iaj^\^. itkMl nivt'ii t^pfatiiiA.' \Y^^rk^, Kt llydrniilicI- imim^riiu;. Irri-^, in nil partti .^( UrmWtat* lUwHulMiitt., IttHHii 18, Sts-oiiil V'l.Hir. Helen* |MiMitaii.i. KOt'KM AN. Ms- Physi,ian. MapMi Acconclier. ^^. ^ 11^r^mi Aurist. Man1st ..f San Francis,-.. M.sli.-al sks-iety.^Nevaila Stale M.sb. al Has'iety. OrHeeI'irchea's drarf store, corner als.ve^Main and llr.^dwa^. Katfaaaa on ltn^.lwa) and^Jarkauo. Helena. Moatsua. CMaananoM Id^lierman and KMniah. M. Sim kSI.Ai.l It IAt immissinlier(ietieral Ijind Otfi.'e. \ttrraaratlavr THECHEAPEST PLACE In.-Seleria to ^-^rclrLase ^Torax THEBEE HIVE! NORTHMAIN STREET. K0HLBERG^ CO, A.MHolter Hardware Co Heaquarters OR PipeCoretg, Hair Felt.^Asbestos 'ement, and^Bhetthii lor Boilen,^Steam u\ Hot Air^I',^es. MECHAN2A1TOOLS OfEveryDescription. BELTINGI PACilNG. IronPipe aid Fitings. PLARKE,PONRADStPURTIN V 32 and 34 \J Main Street, \J Helena, Mont. WlUM.ISil.K AND Rk.TAIL I ^l Al t US IN HEAVY, SHELF, AND BUILDERS' ii All- i 'i A i.i ks in Hardware Iron,Steel, Horse hdiI Mule Shoes, Horse Nails, SteelNaila, Mill Supplies, Hliicksinith's Goods. Hose,mMmJ, Tinners' Stock, Carpenter's Tools, Forceand Lift Pumps, Gas Pipe and Fitting*. CABINETAND BUILDERS' HARDWARE Dealer*in NltroGlycerine, Lynamite and all High Explosives. 113N3RTH MAIN STREET. THEFAMOUS^WAIKESHA, WIS. SoleAgents for the Celebrated^SuDerior^ and Famous uAconT^COOKING ^ HEATING STOVES, andW. C. Fisher's Cincinnati Hotel:and : Family : Wrought: Iron : Ranges. CentennialRefrigerators, Ice Chests, Water Coolers, IoeCream Freezers, Wood and Willoware, Glass andQueetiHwure, English and American Cutlery, Frenchand American Mirrors, Plumbers' floods andSupplies, House Furnishing Gooda, Eta Everybodyrespectfully invited to inspect the Largest and most Complete Stock of HARDWAREIN THE NORTHWEST! Ordersfrom the Country Solicited and Promptly Shipped. Respectfully, Clarke,Conrad ^ Curtin. AGar load lust Received by^BACH, CORY ^ CO., Sole Agents IIIRAM V3. HICKS, Drusrsand Medicines. C3 FinestLine of Perfumes in the City. Ccnfecfioneries and CijjHrs.^Prescriptions Filled on Short Notice, Both [^B| and Xi^ht.. DIAMONDBLOCK,HELENA, MONT MILWAUKEEBEER HALL! .Formerly I. X. U 11 ^.1 ^^ I. I in,rwft CelehratedVal Rlatz Beer 5-1KN'ls PEB ^LA88.^8 FineCigars and Liiiuors alwa^son hand.^(ilVF, US A CALL. HELENA. BOZEMAN. A.J.DAVIDSON ^ CO., Dealersin DAIN WAGONS, SLEIGHS, AND BOH SLHDS. AGeneral Line of AGRICULTU KALI M FLEM ENTS. Hayand Grain in Car Lots a Specialty. MerchantsHotel. CornerBroadway and Warren Streets.^Opposite 1' S. Ashiiv twice.^hki.kna. ... MONTANA.^TilON.OMGtll N A. SON, PMMMi Newlyrittwi ami newli furnii^hi^l thnmahoat.^l*.li^.' ami m^ut^' i^tii^. faataac aVoa^ lar and^l^illianl hall with all ini^lern ini|.nnemeut^. SAMPLEROOMS With'hj'ial arrunimialationa |for ('^iiiiniprcUI^Travelara. WBOM TO AMD nOM am- tkainh THEQUEEN CITY. MtntU'i of th.' l*-*ri^liitur^^ nnd ^ 1 otlicm^it* -iriiuf Gk)odAccommodations h.eil.leall at tl.i^1 A'lliMi.rj^.f (hir Heme*. Our tStatet.ii.en, Our^^ (Si'Imlara. dm Men of Sole iu Kii n tielil. APPLETON'S^CYCLOPEDIA^American Biography, TheOnly Nutional Standard. A|i|.leti.ii'^l ^i li.|.iiilia'uf American Biiirro-^ph^ eualalaa a . ,-.,|.keleh of every panaaaiataant in aaaarwaa el*u ami military^hiatuc7, la Saw aad peBdM. in diviuity. litera-^lun'anil nrt, iu wienee ami in iuveiitieu. inelu'l-^iiuj iliatiiaruiKlml |ier^.im l^iru alinia.1 that an'^relat.^l tu.uir national hlatdiT. ami apiMmeai all^th.'. iwiitilaja ^f Nnrili ami South Anieriea. It ^^a eaMM te kUton ^f the Naw WurUI in ev^ry^hraiii'l. ^f huniiui MMMM M IN'TA N A BusinessCollege ^ Phonographic Institun* Theonly Firnt Clnsn Miieiness Bcbool^liet\M^en St. I'anl and l'ortland. \ijrht^Bcliiail Oct^'la^r Ui April. Kead ^Hoard^of Keference^ in College liepuruer.^Wjit* for terms. HAHN^ WALTERS,^Gold Block, Helena,Mont ~~J. L. SMITH, FreightTransfer Line, h1i.1N\. Ml is TANA. AllkimU ef nierrhan.lir.1. ami ether f reu:l In^lnoliiilinir un*. prtimiidj trani.fern^l from the^Mali Oflic*at J. K^ I.ll^^i^'^ Su.r* ami at the ilei^.t^Onlen. will r.. ui. pfDMpt attention. atCOST! WHITEGILTS 10 CENTS PER ROLL. GILTS.15c. PER ROLL. FORMER PRICE. 40c.^20c. ^ ^^^ 50c. 25c. ^ ^^^ 75c. PAPERHUNG AT LOWEST PRICES J.R. SANF0RD, Atlaul i^1'eiir year-^i.l four year IMIMIm.WaakaMBM, IX ^' 'iperieneea^ a Mi.MiiU^r ef r..iurra^. ..neral MM OMaa, I'rai'- beMablM to pnHButa bnmanity, a-klek aad '^Til^. ^ \ ,'^ ^I'^rtn-otl '^ ^^' **^m e ... ... , , .,i. an.i Lrueilet ' .. in^. Ijutdaii.l Minim law ^ S|^s ialty. beenMtrasad b^ iumm aarfaayity. In dm^ataMnll km- 11 n. i., rt aaidi ^I ahull n\-^MnaiiMlai vofk of otTillaatMJti, fr.un^which all utif adtraAtaaM arise.^ The kMf^mm MthMiaatieall* eMafaJ ^ii Ins wmt tu^Mini fr.un parhaaMirt IfMWMMMaJin the Werhl^i be vehlil.uled trains uf the CIiiohro,^^lil^Hukee A St. l'.m! railway, runniiiK 11.NEIX in Vl.ru. )-nt-|j^w |MaKlMBiBerofMineral fgd RailfuM Ijiii.I^^ aw- iu llneral l.an.1 Ottiie, \\.t.hin^rt^^n, DjC, Hiit raarn asparienaa in lha Ottawa) IaiiiI^Oflioa. rraetit*a^ in all the Siaie an.I t'niteil^State*s.i| rvme ^ iKirta. ImuA ami Miniun law a^Itpaeiahr. KuuOJ M, Hait y ^ ^ ^ ll^l*na. iI 212AND 214 NORTH RODNEY. TKMM Ii'*1 pat .lay; ^|avial rat^^ for the w.-kfl.VI Theh..|el i^ only ii Ll.* k ami a half from the^court h..ii^o. MM l^wt^l l^y MMM Hath r.K.mi.fn*'. FINEFURS. FredStolba Fur Co. l:.tal.lulledMin e I Hllil. ITS.WAItASM Wlv OBIOAOO. SealQUMMtt in Ne^Km lusive deigns,aim lVrfwt in Fit. Ordera^and mea^uree left at the Helena^Corset and Kid (ilove Parlors will receivePrompt and Perw.nal Attention.] s.\. BKIf tsiTtn turn^iii n tv Mineral Surveyor. I I 2 and I I 4 Broadway ARTHURP CURTIN~ Furniture,Carpets, House Furnishing Goods. 'H*\ iiik leiisetl the two upper floors of the Davidson block and connected theaama^with our ii I rem Iv immense mImRMMM, we now ca-cupy four entire floors, extending^through the whofe block from Jackson to Main street, stta'ked thorotiithly with^Hoods of airery ^rude nnd at prices that defy coruiietition. Every purchase mud*^strictly for cash, directly from first hands, and shipped in car loada only. An ex^^amination of finals and comparison of prices solicited. MusicDepartment:^Pianos, Organs and Musical Merchandise, Etc Helena Lumber Co., i*^ 111 i i - -111^ l^t V. II. ^ I'-. Roughand Finishing Lumber and2F^ictor3r ^^TT'crlr. Ordersby Mail will receive Prompt attention. Correspondence solicited. \ ard^and Factory near Northern Pacific Depot. SANDCOULEE COAL, I10 N.MAIN I'hcLast inn Qualities of this ('mil commands the attention of the ('i'lisumer. to I Ahurh trrailataehiK.!. !^re[^rin* kaM 'or eel^l^w. wientihr aeluail an I for buaineaa. rtrM-^rla^^ laluralion; thoronah eoe.rae of melr. Ail^.Ir,*I .U HOWAkl). 8nurUu.mient. taptan City. tub. NoClinkers ! No Rock ! No Slate ! WillLast i^i P. r Cent. taMgM than any other Soft Coal offered.^Tbt Sciiii-Anthriicitc iitiahties of this Coal makes it more Lasting.^It ilia* not burn up iiuickly 1 ke some coal, but the result is greater^and a more intense lieat is pnaluced. Studv vour own iuterest mil mm BAND 0OULBIODAL.^C PERRET, Agent.Pk^*mi 1'.', liailcy lilwk.Telephone l'X FOR SALE BY Ttouv M. Kmbii 1'cki. Company.^HARtta A I^| vN DonDlTaWMMtT I'mi. Company. lln.kna Ll .'.i i l: O'mi'asv