The Helena Independent (Helena, Mont.)
October 29, 1889

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fluItHerta VOL. XXX. NO. 2H0. HARRIS. One-Price,Spare-Defc CLOTHIER,ST. LOUIS BLOCK. MAINSTREET Itla lot oficr. you can hear of it deal^^r in the Roady Made article of Cloth^UK issue a Challenge to the Custom^Tailors to equal with their work the^alas* of poods he is Belling, but here ia^an oooasion where you ran see it. Takaa stroll about our city, MMftiM^the Suds you see your frieiubi have^worked a mouth to pay for; look nt tlie^specimens displayed at the tailor shops,^jid then come down to our atore; ami^if we can't discount them in STYIjK,^in FIT, in APPKAKANCK, in TKX-^TUIIE, and in PUCK, we w ill acknowl^^dge the corn, cancel our advertising^contracts and retire from business. Youfixilish men I who have l*^en pay^ing $T^0, |*J0 and ^T0 for uSuit of Clothes,^^nine and see what we are offering for^anywhere from W to $rt.^it Riid we w ill^guarantee you will regret your nx-klosa^Waste of Wealth, and hereafter buy^your (Hothing from us. ONLYWAITING FOR R. B.h. MONTANA. TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2-1. 1889. PRICE, FIVE CENTS TheTime of Montana's Admission to^Statehood Left With the^President's Son. ArePledgee for Senatorial Sup^^port or Patronage to be Made^to the Young Man Thf Tower Harrison Ha* When (he Re^^turn* Are Sent on South llaknta^senator* All nt Sea. MILLKKMATS. Butanother point that will interest^yau la our cut on FALLOVERCOATS,^the Finest nt #18. Take your pick for^118! Those Silk Lined, Wide Wales,^formerly f-'H now ^1K. Those Beautiful^Kerseys sold for li^^, now $18. Those^Bilk Fared Diagonals, worth ^28, now^|18. There ain't many of them, so to l^e^^ure of securing your choice MM soon^before they are all gone. Washinoton.Oct. a*.^ Special.] Preai-^dent Harrison has not yet issued his procla^^mation and he don't know whftlie] lie will^wait for Montana or go uhead without wait^^ing to hear from the returns from that ter^^ritory. It is saiil here that the delay is^caused hy Ivussell H. Harrison, who wants'^Montana held hack until he forces those j^anxious for admission to pledge him cer^^tain sapport, whether for I'nited Stairs^senator or for future stale patronage oan j^not he said. If the returns of Montana are^forwarded and a protest laid Is-fore the^president as to irregularities in the count. ;^he can either say he has no authority to no^behind the returns, as they are attested by^the secretary and governor, or in case young^Harrison wants the mutter held up. he may^claim he desires time to investigate the^irregularity. Senatorl'ettiglew. ^^f South Dakota,^called on the president this morning, but^could get no satisfaction out of him as to^the probable time of the proclamation or^whether all the states would be included in^one document, or each state singly. The^president said lie would get nroiinil to the^matter after awhile. fohllrmcilat St. Paul. St.1*401* Oct. W.^i Pioneer Press^Washington sjs-eial says; There is a report^In n that the proclamation of the president^is delayed in all the slates, and in Montana^as in II. at tin in-.! urn- of Itusscll H. Harri^^son, who is figuring fni something. If^Montana is delayed It is more than likely^that the men who are anxious to have the^state admitted will promise young^Mr. Harrison anything h^ may^ask. to gel In in I use his influence with his^distinguished sire. It is even intimated^this influence is to be extended to secure^the ao-opc rut ioti of the other new stales.^The scheme looks plausible, but it is not^likely the president would lend himself to^any such suggestion, esj-o-inlly if the re^turns an* sent in from Montana, and 'here^is really no cause for further delay. SenatorPettigr, w. of Suith Dakota, to^^day asked the president for an uponm upon^the Montana matter, but he decbn d to e\^press himself. OBIHEADS To PALL THE^ Hon in TRIAL hoimof Mrs. aaklM ami Other Iin Witnesses Vcslcrdliv. V,to. Oft, At the opening of the^Croiiin trial this morning Napier Moreland.^employed in Dinan's livery stable, testified^to the facts of the hiring of the w hite horse^a* testified to by Dinan Saturday. He said^when the horse came back at he was^pulling and gave evidence of having l^een^hard driven. The l.uggy was covered with^sand and mud. Mrs.Conklm. at whom' house Dr. ('mum^last lived, was the next witness. She re^^told with great length and minuteness the^story of how Pr. Croiiin wan called for by a^| man who ostensibly wanted him to go and^attend one of t ^'!^ullivan's ice men. who^had Isjen hurt. This was on the evening of^the murder. She identified the horse and^I'Uggy in which he was taken away as a^white horse and a top buggy, which was^taken from Dinan's livery stable on an or^^der from the detective. Dan (oughlin, one^of the prisoners. She also descrilied an in^^terview she had with O'Sullivan on the fol^^lowing day in the presence of a Pinkerton^man. O'Sullivan, she said, confessed that^appearances were against him. bill declared^that he knew nothing about the matter and^didn't send for Croniu. She was cross-ex^^amined at great length. Mrs.Conklin'scross-examination brougbl^out the fact that within a few day* after I lie^disappearance of Cumin. 1'nhcc Cant,^Shaack brought Dinan's white horse and a^buggy to her house for identification, and^that she had failed to identify the annual.^^ In the 5th of May. when the animal was^brought bv a reporter, she identified it.^Mrs. Conklin accounted for this by saying^the circumstances of weather and light^were different at these times. The reporter^presented the animal under conditions simi^^lar to those when the doctor was driven^away. The cross-examination lasted until^lute in the afternoon. ('has.Heck, a re|Hirler. who drove the^horse to Conklin's house when Mrs. Conk-^lin identified it, merely testified lo^Huh effect. Sarah McCreary. who^was in Dr. Cronin's reception^room when a iiivsterioiis man came for him.^he gave n description ol the individual tal^^lying closely with that given by Mrs. Conk-^lin. Pr. Cronin's brother, from Arkansas,^testified briefly to having id. nlitied the^Lake View corpse as that of his brother.^Then Coiiklin. the suhsm kcc|*-r, with^whom Croniu resided was recalled and lis^tilled to having started out the first in-un^lag of Cronin's absence to search for the^doctor. At (^Sullivan's house I he ice man^was seen and denied having scut for Cro-^iiin, or that anv of his men had been hurl. (insklahr. MM tinsmith who soldi-nil the^mysterious tin Ihix for Martin ltuikc. the^Croniu susi*-ct. was set upon at a late hour^Saturday night and seriously heal en by an^unknown person. This is the second lime^klahr has been assaulted since his name gainedproinineim connection with the case,although the lirsl lime the young fel^^lows who were arrested for heating him^claimed thev did so MNM of insulting^language. Klahr asserts he was not drunk^last night. DruggistHurlinghani. whose departure^for humpe followed the disap|^earanii ..I^Dr. Croniu and elicited considerable com-^meiil. has relumed. He reached hicago^Wednesday night and in an interview says^he came hack two nnmilis sooner than lie^intended. Ins object mil' lo ch ar liiin~ell^of any suspicion. He denies his departure^had any connection with the Cromn case,^and says his movements in Kurope an spM^to investigaliiiii. FIGHTINGFOR DELHI RepviblicanTactics in the Contest^Case Tending Solely to Keep^Back Statehood TechnicalObjections Urged to the^Mandamus Writ. But an^Amendment Allowed. STYLISHNECKWEAR Toour numerous Lady Patrons, we^would any: Our Department of Cloth^^ing for Hoys and Children ib more^worthy of their attention than ever.^Complete in every detail, lines numer^^ous and varied, we feel that we have^outdone nil former effort* in the da piny^we make this year. Thenobby little Jersey Suits are the^admiration of all that soe them, while^^he Plush Trimmed Ovenxwls size 4 to^1(V have induced pun lim-av. from ladies^which liao never before failed to Bond^east when anything was needcxl for the^little follow* Fully l.HU) pairs of odd^pairs for the ^little shavers,^ and Flan^ael WaisU fnmi $1 upwards. MILLKKHATS HARRIS st.LOUIS BLOCK, MAINSTKKLT. PCiihleIn niseliarire nil of Tanner'* Kavnr-^n. from urn. VMMMMi^tot. art.^A letter is made^public from Secretary Noble lo Col. J. K.^Smith, until a few days ago chief of the cer^^tificate division of tin- panaftaa aAaa,from^which it would seem not improbable that^those employes of the pension office who^were rernted are slated to lose their places^The letter says in pari, ^I deem it to the^best interests of the service that the men^who were reraled ill the bureau should uol^I continue there, to'exercise any influence in^i that direction, either by their presence or^| counsel, ami thai the new commissioner^should have better op|m.rliinily to correct^| evils which I consider of Hie grossest char-^[ acter.^ Secretary Noble was seen by a re-^| porter but said very curtly that the' letter^explains itself, and he has nothing more to^say about it. 11n r^ v iy shit DOWH. NioeXriil.ilml Machinery Likely i., si,,,,^Operation* at llorr. Livikoston,Oct. as. [SiieeiHl.)^ It is^said here to-day that owing to an unavoid^^able delay in g- tling the machinery fur the^new coal washer at the llorr mines, the^washer will not be put in operation this^season. The work on the building, how^^ever, will be pushed as rapidly as pissihle,^but should the machinery not arrive in^lime the mines will necessarily be shut^down until spring, as the coke now pro^^duced is so full of u.ii as to be of little use^in the smelters. Prof,prank Tweedy, in charge of a geo^^logical party which has been making oon-^tour uia|M of the Clow reservation during^the summer, arrived here to day and pro^^ceeded to disband, having finished the^summer's work. ToTest Hie Miniiexita Law. WahhihuTon,Oct. as.^The supreme court^to-day advanced and si t for hearing before^the full bench the case of the state of Min^^nesota vs. Henry K. Harber. The point in^^volved is the constitutionality of the state^law providing for the insertion of all cattle la-foreslaughter slid making it illegal lo^sell dressed bit I that has not been impeded^Is-fore slaughter. 1 he caw is interesting to^all dress, d beef shippers. Carlisle'slu^^ Improving. Pi*atki.lo, Idaho, tlct. as.^|Special.)^^Logan Carlisle, son of Hon. John O. Car^^lisle, who has been sick lu re for some time,^is now out of danger. The speaker hopes to^Iw able to leave for his Kentucky home iu a^few days. Mrs. Carlisle, though worn out^by constant nursing, is quite well. lieAttempted to I ^t ape. Ai.r.PANnBU,Li..Oct. as.^.John It. Orccn,^colored, was convicted yesterday of rs|^e,^the jury bringing in a verdict of ^Ciuilty^without capital punishment.^ While the^sheriff was conveying him back to jail the^prisoner attempted to escape and was shot^and killed. THKBALI OK THI mills.^The minnen|H^ii* naaatasj Iwtaaaehi la ^t lothe Lnirlisli.^Minnkaisilis, Oct. at*.^The recent report^that the C. Washburn mills had lieen^sold, is followed to-night by the announce^on nt of the sale of the 1'illsbury nulls, and^also that the sale of the Washburn mills is^about to be consummated. For tin' lirst^time in connection with these deals the^price is given as regards the I'illsbury in^^terests. It is that the option on the 1'ills^^bury system of mills and elevators calls for^#.r^,t*tM^.^MM^. The purchaser is the iaffHal^syndicate heretofore mentioned, and the^sale is on the same plan as outlined ill these^dispatches some time since The I'lilsluily^mill will Petals an nib-rest in Hie in w com^^pany. Whenseen by a reporter of the \-soeiated^Pri-ss lata to-niVht and asked regarding the^sale of the mills, I'illsbury handed him the^following typewritten statement, in addi^^tion to which he would say nothing: ^If^the proiierty is sold it will be to a joint^sbs'k company, in which we shall retain a^very large interest, and We shall fa^agn e i^same. companyorganized in New York or some^oilier eastern city, and as far as the public^are concerned. 1 cannot nee how it will af^^fect them one way or the other. yiiolh.i Million for Itrlay Whlrli Will^lie ArRlieil liy llnlli sol,. |n tourl^Tills Morning. Hrrra,(let. as.^[Special.|^The first day^of the gn.it legal battle has come and gone,^and it has left the mailer exactly were it^was, the whole day having lieen wasted on^a mere legal quibble raised by the republi^^can side of the house. The whole effort of^the republican counsel is directed toward^producing delay, in the hope ttint some^^thing will occur to put a stop to I he pro^^ceedings; either that President Harrison^will proclaim the territory a slate, or fail^^ing that, that Judge DeWolfe will be re^moved by the president. The reluctance^with which tin y approached Hie argument^is proof conclusive of this fact. Judge De^Wolfe acted with the graatcst fairness.^Twice during the day he stated thai, reali/^lie: the magnitude of the canse ami the ini^|mrtance.if ihc issues involved, he was pre^|^a red to give up his entire tune to the case^ami grain everything in reason to the at^toriieysiin the way of allowing them time^b^prepare their answers. It was noticeable,^however, that his disposition was lo brook^no unnecessary delay, as was shown when^Mr. Campbell asked for twenty-four hours^in which to get ready to reply to his^own mutual. The law of precedent in the^district court gives the op|ioHilig side the^right to IWi iily foui hours' I line in pn par^^ing an answer In a mot ion. tins .1 ndge^Medium II cheerfully waived, and wished^to prooeed lo argil men I al once. Mr.^('aiupbair* only excuse was that the service^of another will on the board of canvassers^to advance the date of the legislative^cases, embarrassed him iu the argument of^his motion. With great indulgence, bul^with evident reluctance. Judge lie Wolfe^consented to adjourn court until III o'clock^to nun row morning. Itis very apparent that he intends to try^the case in an entirely niiputisan manlier,^and there is no one in llulte to-night who^questions his fairness. An indication of^(lie way in which the republicans Impelo^secure still further delay in found iu the^tiling ot an exception by Mr, Campbell to^the ruling of the afternoon, indicating that^an apja-al will he made and an effort pat^forth I., stay proceedings in this WHUMff, tiikcask in coi iit. TheCourt house clock was si rikuig pi tills^morning when Judge DeWolfe i at. red the^district court risiui and uskiil I'mler Sheriff^Thomas In announce the opening ol lla^court. A session of a court has never Is en^iu in 'united iu Montana in the presence of^a more brilliant display of legal talent. (I.^W. Slaplelon, Judge McCoiinell, K. \N.^TihiIc. W. V. Peuils'iton, John X. Kurbis,^Sam Word. .1. J. Mcllatl in and M. Kirk^patnek, distinguished democratic incniln is^ol MM bar. Were present, while Thompson^Campbell. Judge Hiram KiiowIch, (iisirge^Haldorn mid K. K. Mellrale were^present from the republican side^of Hie house. W. A. Clark and S. T.^Mauser. A. J. Seligiuan, T. C. Power and^Lee Mamie were among i lie ploinuii nt pall,^HHaus present, while scarcely a cornel of^Montana was left unrepresented. At the^usirning session Judge McCoiinell ami Mr.^K11 kp.it i i^ k only appcari d for the plaintiffs^ill the cause, while Thompson Campbell^aa4 lud^e KiiowIch appeared for the dc felisc.In the afd rnisiu session I lie deiuo-^contiuue in the iiiiiuagemeiil of the oratic side was Hirenirthelled by the uddi^Tha sale, if made will be made to a llllU ,)f Wurri-li Toole. Thecourt room was crowded, avu] nvail-^able inch of space being occupied. The^court slated that the grand jury venire was Mr.McCoiinell said he did nut know^whether the court wished to hear any reply^to that or not. He never knew of a writ of^mandate issuing iu any other form than in^the inline of the people. If there should Is'^anything iu the (mint raised by the^defense, he would move to amend the writ^bv striking out the word people. Mr. Mc-^Conuell referred to the celebrated Xlorida^case of a similar nature, and said the writ^then had been issued in exactly the same^manner. Judgehnowles responded at some length.^^ piotiiig New York, alifonua aud Nevada^cases of a somew hat similar nat ure. JudgeMcCoiinell read from a number of^legal blanks which he picked up in the^court room, iu every one of which the same^expression was employed. The |ieople of^the territory of Montana,^ as was used in^the writ. JudgeKnow es statist that the organic^act called the territory of Montana a tem^^porary form of government; therefore sov^^ereignty was in the territory and not in the^BaaBH of the territory. Thisquibbling occupnil all li^Tur and a^half, until II o'chsk. when Judge^DeWolfe stated that ill the absence of all^legislation on Hie point in quest ion. ami in thepresentf that organic net as quoted liyJudge Knowles, he was of the opinion^that the writ should read as claimed by the^attorneys for the defense. He said thai^he fully realized the magnitude and^importance of the case. He had plenty of^time to hear and would give the counsel all^the time they desired lo consult the authori^^ties they might desire in regard to the ques^lion at issue. Though the niatler was a^technicality, yet the court was obliged to^take cognizance of technicalities. The^wril had Ins n directly attacked, and he was^of the opinion thai the attack was well^founded. Mr.Kirk|Hitrick said Ihc plaint iris did not^desire In resist Hie motion further,^but would ask have to amend^the title by striking out ^the^1* ople of.^ HeB read from the statute^staling the right of the couit to amend any^proceeding in the interest of justice where^error was shown. The statiile clearly cov^ered Hie point, and he did mil Hunk it^would be resistetl. Mr. Campbell stated^that he did wish to resist thai motion. 'I he^change desired virtually substituted au-^ol lu r |mrly ill the action, and that could^not be done hy amendment. Atthis |miiuI Hie courl ntljoiiimil until a^o'clock to give counsel an op|sirlumty lo^produce authorities in supisirl of their jsisi-^I lolls. iuk i'l l ision. Theteinjsirary and seeming advantage^seemed lo the republicans m the decision^of the court sustaining the motion to dis^^miss the writ of mandate in the Mediation^case on an extreme technicality inspired^them With confidence in the belief that de^lay would be secured. When the decision^of the courl was rendered an application^was made lo amend so as lo make it con^^form with Hie decision of the court, and lor^two hours during the afternoon session ar^^guments in siip|n^rt of and against the^jsiwi i ol'the coiiil lo |s rm it Ibis were in^^dulged in. Tinrepublicans know very well Hint their^only chance is, anil il might be truly desig-^uali d a desiN*rate one. to delay prooeeitinna,^and when Hie decision was unfavorable in^tlieiu U|miii the motion lo amend Hie bright^Iio|hs which began to assume a tangible^simp disap|^ ared, and melancholy seemed^to settle uimiii 11., in 111permitting the amend men t, Judge De-^Wolfe said: This morning I gave as a rea^^son for my opinion, thai neither in the or^^ganic act nor in am statute in Ibis lern br\ were the |m ople of the liri'ltorv of Molilaliadesignated as a political entity,^that had the right to go into court, and in^aauiuch as the territory of Montana was^Maatai by the organic act, il seemed^to me that the sovereign |siwer,^if I aUglM qualiliedly use that^term iu connection with territorial govern^^ment, rests tlu-rc. Il seemed to me, bow^evi l, at thai tunc, as counsel bus well^stated, that this motion was based U|mu ex^eisdlngly nulled and technical grounds;^but inasmuch as it was presented to me, It^had to Is decided. I decided It with the^best light Is fore me al that lime. I have^listened carefully to Hie authorities which^have been cited bearing uism the aaaatioa^of amending this wril. These cases which^have been cited by Mr. CatnpbatJ are not^analogous to Hie one at bar. I he princi^^ples of lilt* which are therein enunciated^eaiiiuit be coutmvi iled: but lin y are not^oiedii att d ii|h.|i facts such as exist here,^tin |n ople ol t he b rrilory, iind the tern^lotyo Molilalia siile.taulially express the^same idea and the same Hung, and in^this pfUOeed iUA| Hie purpose is to in^^voke sovereign power, whether il is^vested ill He |m'opl. of Hie territory of Mou tanaor in the territory of Molilalia, h Iln'fuel Hint Hie li rrilm y of Molilalia is^ib signal)d in the organic act as a political^entity, and lb* paopU of the lamturyof^Molilalia are now here mentioned aia pO-^Utiaal entity. I have held Hud the writ^. a tild run as I have decided, bill hi sub^^stance and iu r. ably, they are precisely the^sill lie thing, considering Hie pui|msis^sought to be accomplished hy the proceed^ings: and I think, under the liberal provis^^ions of our code ill regard lo llli.elidlin tits,^that this aim ndiin ni should be allowed. intoslatelnsid^ The delav, if any. has^been and is now iH'casioiied by the repulill^cans. Thinking that the future may possi^^bly disclose something promising, brought^about by circumvention and fraud, they are^determined at all hazards to delay proceed^^ings. Their ei|s.ctatioiiH are visionary,^however, and unless something unforseen^happens, the next few days will see the^ambitious of a few republican senatorial^aspirants buried forever in the grave of ob- llVloll. MMTKDTMi'sNKV's PACE. TheVlavor ol Kansas liy Itesenls a ^'^^-^BfaaMBaaw LaiiKuage. KansasCity. Oct. ^JH.^Mayor Davenport^this afternoon slap|M-d Congressman Tars-^ney in the face and narrowly escaped beinn^shot. It was all on account of the enter^lainmcnt of the All-American tourists. The^mayor had vetis^d, on the ground of uucon^stitutionality, an ordinance |msscd by the^city council appropriating fl.lM) for their^entertainment. The council [uissed it over^his veto again, and then the mayor ordered^thi' city treasurer not to recognize the^drafts U|sin the treasury for that purpose.^At a meeting of the committee at the Com^mercial club this aflennsin Congressman^Tarsm y referred to the mayor's action in^uncomplimentary terms. Mayor Daven- portreplied that if hiubl help it not a centof the city's money would la' used i.^legally, but h^ would contribute from Ins^poaM in^ much aa Tarsney or any other^man for the entertainment. Tarsney re^^plied ^I do not can to resort to Bitch a^|s.sthuinoiis measure.^ Daveii|siit uHkcd^congressman to repeat his remarks, Hie THESUFFERING DAKOTANH.^^aaaataff Paaatat Appealed la Hlaaa* Mtta'ii Measures uf Itellef, Washinoton,Oct. a^*.^1(^ praantaatw^Hansbrough, North Dakota's new congress^^man, called iijsin Secretary I'roclor to-day^in the interest of the inhabitaiitsof Kamsay^county, that state. Crojis have tss u bad^Hie past two years and tin y are madesli-^lute condition. Winter is approaching and^I hey are not able to purchase fuel. Hans^^brough has asked Secretary ProatM to |s-r-^mit the destitute settlers to cut lirewisid^from a timber tract on the Devil's Lake res^^ervation, Port Totten. The secretary not be^^ing certain in his authority in the premise,^told Hansbraiigh he Would give his answer^to-morrow. Minnk.usii.is,Del. a^\ The Hoard of^Trade this morning upiiouited a anaial^committee to serve through the winter,^whose duty it will be to collect and distrib^^ution of several counties in North and^South Dakota. Additional reisirts have^been received here concerning the distress^^ing condition of things aud it is said at^least l,l)l^l families ill South Dakota are in^a stati'of dest it ill ion. The county coin in is-^sioiiers of South llnkota have authorized^the purchase of coal, but can do no more. TilI DKATfl MOOBD. WilliamHenderson, one of the oldest and^Is'st known theatrical managers iu the^country, died Sunday at Stockhridgc.Masa.,^of pneumonia. He w as ml years old. Mrs.Charles Crocker, wife of the late^Charles Oroakai of the Southern Pacific^railroad, died suddenly Sunday afternoon ofaaeajaty, OuyA. Hrown, of Lincoln, Neb., state li^^brarian and reporter for the supreme court,^died at his home in that city on Sunday.^He was a prominent man in the state and^did much to advance the interests of the^Protestant Kpiscopal church in the weal. 'Ihe intent ion is clearly manifest Hint it is a^not n till liable until next Monday morning, proceeding intended to be instituted in tin^^ned asked if there were any motions. Mr. name of that political Bfitity which was Campbelltook the Hour and elated Hint he^had a motion to lib- iu the case entitled the^Pi ople of the Territory of Montana ex rcla^lean J. J. Mcllatton vs. W. M. Jack, W.^V. Hall and Caleb K. Irvine, the hoard uf^canvassers for Silver How county, at the^electioll held October I. He supposed the^court was familiar with the prior proceed^^ings, and would not go into detail. The^court preferred that he should Is-^minute, and accordingly Mr. Campbell^read the |stition on which the^writ of inundate issued, and then^the writ itself. He then asked leave to file^his motion without the usual twenty-four^hours notice, and Judge Mi-Conuell con^^sented. Mr. Campbell then read his mo^^tion, which demanded that the writ be dis.^charged as it was really no writ, in that it^did not issue in the name of any territory,^government or sovereignly known to the^law. His point, divested of verbiage, was^thai the will should have rend: ^The ter^^ritory of Montana, ex rel, etc.,^ instead of Theis oidc of^ex rel, i le. Thepalnl was the merest kind of a tech^BiealHy. The writ of mandate was a pro^^ceeding of very ancient origin: il was a^very high pafuaative. In old X.uglish law it ;^u i--ucd only in filename ^if the sovereign,^and that wasslill the case in Knghuul. Jn' |^this country ciiHtom had worki d dill, rently, i^and a private citizen culd |M'titiun for a ^^wril of mandate. In this case Mellalloti^was found ap|^ aliiig for a writ of mandate^on behalf of the people of Montana. he^court could not issue a writ^except in the name of a consti^^tuted government^not as a candidate bulas all candidates. The Montana stat^^utes required that such an act ton be begun^in the name of the territory of Montana,^iind not in the name of the people of Mm.,^tana. Mr. Campbell then rend authorities^in support of his position, and asked that^the court discharge the writ. formedand colateil under the organic act,^tovvil: Tin ten itoiy ol Monhnui. EvktattUjthis was KBMtai. for scarcely^was Die decisien made when atr, Campbell^made aiiotbei inol ion which n ail as IoIIuwh:^^Now come (he defendanls by their at^torneys, Uimiii hnowlis and ThcMCBaoa Oanxpball,and ^piwailat for tin- parpuaa of thisinolion only, move the court to quash^and m l aside and discharge the amended^writ of mandate la-ing on the follow ng^grounds, tu wit: Kirst.lhat tin- said court^has no jurisdiction of said d fendanl board^or of said defendants, or either ol them, on^the following grounds, to wit: Kirst.lhat^Hie said writ is made returnable at an ear-^lu r day than ret urn thereof authorized by^law; second, that there are Iwo other writs^other Iban the one now im force, in a pro^^ceeding In twis'ii the same partu s, com^inaiiding the same act tube done and |sr- formedby the sallefeiidiints as herein. Badreturnable another day. lo wit, Nov. 7,^A. D. IHs'j, before Hie same court, the same^judge ami al Ihc same place, and forthwith,^I hud, that the judge of said court was, at^the dale of the issuance of said writ herein^by liiin. wholly disqualified from ai ling as^such judge ami issuing said writ, because of theterritory of Montana. I MMhajl nib rest in the result of the pro^^ceeding to enforce the same; fourth, that^the judge of said court is how wholly dis-^qualifh d. sitting as such judge in Hie hear^^ing herisjf, or of making any further order^herein, by reason of his interest jM t|^, r,._^suit of tat proceedings herein. Thereading of the motion was supple^^mental! by a n onius apaaal for time.^K.,uie philosopher has staled thai time is^the essence of all things; surely its im^^portance in this election contest is not^nnderwliiualad by tha republicans. Mr. Campbellwanted tune, and that, too, in the^light of the tact that be had six days in^Which to prepare bis return on Ibis w rit^I [sin hiN application time was granted, and aoarlkdjoaraad until 10 o'clock to-atorrow OMfBUCi IIIthis conmclioii the qiii Hlion might be^pertinently pat, On what logical foundation^do the republicans predicate the charge that^the democrats are obstiuetuinists, and that^they are delaying the admission of Molilalia Mellallotiapplied^n a private capacity, Tarsneycomplied, but the words were no^aiatner out of his mouth than the mayor^dealt I^lin a resounding slan full in the face.^Tarsney reached into bis hip |ss ki t for a^revolver, bat frauds prevented him from^using the weapon. \i;iin B mi: m \N Theold rjktaf oi Mm ^agtaaan hasaaMaaf Ina ^aaatag Majin III^Dcnvkb. Col., Del. aft. Iln assi'inbling al^IIo'clock this morning the convention of^Locomotive Knginccrs proceeded lo put in^iioniiualion candidates for grand chief.^Tin-Ohio delegalion ii.inud P.M. \rtlmr.^This was followed by Hie noiuinalioii of^Vroiimn, uf North Platte, Neb., Wilder, of^Sed.ilia. Mo., and liellows, of Mississippi.^All informal ballot was callisl for and I he^result showed Arthur had the convention^almost unanimously. This gn at change in^the feeling of the delegates is supposed to^Is-the result of the ris-i-nl trial and sen^^tence ol tiiauil Officer Cavein r, of Chicago,^'the lirsl formal ballot decided the ques^^tion by the fillowiug vole: Arthur, :lbl;^Vromiiu. Ml Vedder, I: del low,,. 1. The^conventi.ui ^d|.aimed al aanC Onreassembling the convent ion proci^ed-^eil to the elect ion of a third gland engineer,^the result was not made public mil il to^night, whan Chief Arthur staled that Jos.^Spiague. of Canada, the present incumbent,^wus re elected by a unanimous vote. Nom^illations were then made for second grand^aaal taut engineer. Bedriok. of Pennsyl^^vania, and llaus, of of California, were thafavafitaoandidataa, bal alter mx bal- lotshad In i n taken w ithoiil an) result the^conveiition idjoanad lill tomorrow. |IDating tha aftarauon }tha eon*aattaa ap pointeda conimtltee |lo call Ipoa John ,1.^Ilailigan, of Chicago, vice grand inaslet of theInternational rbvMhatttood ot Laaa motiveI'lrenien. who is in the city attend^lug a called iiiis ing, and request him to ad^dress Hie brolherhoiul. Mr. Ilarngan h|^- paaradbefore tha aaai*aathiB just before adjouriimeiit,and delivered aa interest lug^addr^-ss in which he heartily i ndorsed the^quest ion uf federal ion. k'eataida*aaarli ona kaadrad aad thlrti^deiegaic sol the ititi 111 it tonal BrDtharaoodof^l^*^^motive Xiremeu, representing )-very^section at tha l ulled Stales, met iu secret^session to consider Hie question of the pro-^paaad federation. J, .1. Haniugan, vice^gland muster, Ihoioimhiy explailied the^mutter, as did other advocates, after which thavantioa vutad aaaadanjaaly in favor offideraliiui and ;ip|suuled a couiniiltee^tO aOtify the Hint hel hood of Iss ollliil iv'^^Lllgllieels el Hie result. The delegates Will^aw .il Hie action of the engineers, and it^in iv be that another si ssiun will be lie-i s^sary befure a thoioiigh audi nrtindlna is^laaahaaL aHvaaaaai war Cihmiksion,Minn.. Ih-l. as.-The bittei^)-r)issinu |ajU between Hie lliiluth, Crook^ston A Northern and Hie Manitoba roada,^which has ham in progress fur two days,^was brought to a bs-us yesterday. The^Manitoba had engines and heavy trains^alsive mid below the promised crossing, and^was evidently determined not to let the^other road across. Hy daylight, however,^the I Hi loth road men had ihc lilies laid to^Within a (aw (art of the Manitoba tracks.^The forces of the latter road were then or-^ih n d by Supt. James to prevent a crossing^Is'ing made, .lames was immediately ar^rested and carried off, notwithstanding^stout resistance. The Manitoba forces then^wrecked an engine ami Hat cars on the pro-^Is.scd crossing. whereU|sin the wrecking^crew was also al tested. The Duluth offi^^cials, after some consultation, decided to^await Hie decision on an injunction. AnotherItallriiail niuliliip. Huston.Oct. as.-The News bureau says^the I nion Piicinc-Northwi stern traffic al^^liance may hasten the consummation 0f ^^greater railroad alliance between tha^Chicago, IturliiiL-tnii A Qafaan and Chicago,^liiirlington A NoilheiTi ami Manitoba west^of hicago. with the Pennsylvania railroad^system east of Chicago, The^tVonilel I ns,.. Chuaoo, Oct. a^.^A forty-seven round^prize light took place yesterday at Hani^niond, Ind.. between Louis Michel, the^^Ik-lginm Wonder,^ and W. J. Nelson, the^^colored phenomenon,^ wilh four nunc*^gloves unili r l/uecnsbury rules. The white^mail was knocked out in the forty-seventh^round after being knocked down six times.^He was terribly punished. KeeleIs liy ing. Hoson,Ib-t. as.^Thomas J. Kelly, the^friend uf John L. Sullivan, who Saturday^cut Ih.-throat of Thomas hecfe, alias Shea,^waived an examination to-day and was held^in PHyM bail, his fe is dying. t Nafl^Hil llriiokl.vu. HliisiKl.tN,Oct. liis.^In the eighth World's^championship game the scire was: New^York. I'l; Hrooklyn, 7. The butteries were:^Xor New York, Crane and Kwiug; forBnsik-^lyn, Terry, Xouti and Visner. -s^i Uradlaugh,who has lieen suffering fr congestionof Hie lunga. has recovered. x

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fHEDAILY INDEPENDENT: HELENA. TUESDAY MOKNING, OCTOBER 29, 1889. BATTLE. TwoMen Killed and Several Wound,^ed as the Result of an Old^Feud AMcCoy and Milton Hnloy Takon^Out of Jail ami Han^ed by^tho HutfloldB I.mi.Ii M.nli .ill- lln Vlillin- nl 1 |^^II.i.mi-.. Itituln -K. -nil nf n W li It 4Mil I.II I'liliimi,llct.jh^a tiiK]tittcli ImM I'll-^^ iui|iic, In.. WKft 'i f' H'l ^I twenty yi irn stumiing,luiuiinnii i m battla ^i^tcrdiy uearNew lliini|il llif niiinty Mi .it nl OlwkMMWMHt|itwo men In ing kill. (I^mul several Othera WIHIItdid Hum.in^DhiiiI. Iiii mm ~i^^^^-. IVIcr MuKWM mill ^^uuiulu r ..f ntli'-r f.inm r^ MIMBbWI ^t tin.^fin in nf It..I.i it Siiiilh tu an.iNt in ii barn^nnmm.'. A f' H'l lnw i iiftnl fur twenty years^i^ twi n tie Urnwi and McKi nun familial^over tin- ^wnctsliip of IUmL ^in.n r^ I t'Mik^plan- yesti rilny afternoon when without^warning Tlimnas DiiuiI shut mul killed M^Ken mi A friend of tic innrilir.il man then^kill. .I I In ud, aft. r wliii I. tii^ battle bMMM^general. II..w many ntliers were uutimlcd llllHlll.t ImK'II learned. |M^SSI^ llf lllliflTK waswilt nut from Ni w llauipluii mul^Daad'atwnaoM ami Malta Mill. Who Hlmt^I lamias I laud, nave In n brought to town^and KM ki il up \IIHiII. I^l Hi irnEi Hiniimiton, W. Vii., Oct. IrWHM^lion hint MM lir .u.tlit l.y a courier from^I.itii'.iln tli it a imill surrounded 'In' Lincoln^enmity jail Friday night, forced hii en^^trance, tiMik nut OMW Met'.iy and Mdlmi^Haley ami lianu'i il tin in. The MM M Ml^KetituckiaiiH ami allied to the Md'ny far^tinn nf outlaws, ulmse iniiidiroiis feud wMk^tin- llatfn Ids ih familiar tn tin- |^ul^lu\ Mr^Coy ami Haley MN concerned in tin n o nt^killing of Al llrilinficld and tlir MNWJ^nf lllH bride. shmpII..-in... ItUaliy. Vnkhbijho, Mi**.. Oct. Hi^A. I). Hiiuou^^ml .1. Fcilnr, employ of T. Ilirsrli. n^merchant at. Hi llii, Ij i.. arrived In n- to-day^^nd nay tliat Saturday morning tin- store* of^two or three Jewish merchant* were at^^tacked and tired into l.y a mob ol fifty or^seventy lin n, about lO.iMM) hIioIh being r^ ii.^hiiiI tin fronts and some of tin- sti*k ol tliu^KtornH greatly damaged. Itnsiness rivalry^and tin- furl of the Jcwi*li merchant* tuoii-^^i|h^1i/.iiiu I lie trade ih Hie reason assigned.^A riiH.rt from Delhi attrilmti-h it tn n^drunken crowd and savsthc laanMlaMl cil-^/. i.- had nothing ^o tin with ii. killedIII. BtallMV, Noktiiwi.i.k,N. V., Orl. V. -A tragedy^uccurreil near lure lute Saturday night.^Oscar llari liiy made InniHelf notorioiiH l.y^viHltH to two women at the house of Samuel^t'ovingtoii. Han-lay's father, two bMMM^ami a do/en neighbors, disguised iih white^caps, went to Covington'* limine, took Cov^^ington out, tarred and feathered and rode^him on a rail. (joing hark for young^Kirrlay, lie met tliem at the head of the^HtaiiH with a nun. Ah the party rum on Im^fired, killmir Inn rumffMM l.rotlnr. Fred.^Itarrlay made no i Ami to MM, lie wan^nrrt Hied m stenlav afti rniMui. r'mir of tlm^white r ipn are 11 nil. r urn .i ICulirllm-rim. Ipiill I.iii'ki |MMUI|Ala., Ort. 'JS.--A MMtal ^'or^MMMMM with Hope after the MMfMM^mill iw liulie HurioWH, t. leyrtpMl that Ml^out law IniH a^aiu 1 ^i^i|h d and lie and hin^partner are on Sand Mountain. A nkitmiM^t.h.k plare Ih twerli the partien to day. TM^eiti/.eiiH of the e .untry IMwbuM are ho^afraid of liurrowH that they do little to help^the |n^HHe. Ahih rial I i mii UmMBi III.unit eoiiuty,^MityH ftiihe ItorroWH killed auotlier ollir. r^thin iiioruinir. He Iiiih driven the drteetiveH^lilt^ a rave ami in .t indilit;UUard over them. Ilie I'lllUilelphU I'mm-otl.^I'lin.MiKi.riiiA, ^h-t. 'JS.^ TM voiinn mini^in priHi.n hi re Hiip|i...rd to lie Taiieott, hill^MM|HM M^mm of Albert SutIn rlaiiil,^udniltH thin ih 11.,i In. |(|M|MM| hut di-^dim m to revr il bin id. ntity. He ^JmImm^he will in.t Jfa to tthtaaMi If he MB Mif It, KiMin:iih a rmnn that public utnm-nt willeolivlet i11111. whether he he T.iHrott or^not. The uuthoritieM here lire Mtroiinly im-^preKHed with the 1m lief that the prisoner ih^the Hoiik'ht (or iiiunlrrer. MMMrJBJ 1 F.iito'i-in-l.i^v^.^FlN 111. *Y. Oh 10, Ort SaniuelW. Mill^,^mmmi of the mmm bank wan probably^fatally st.ibhed lust niyht by F. W. mm It^bin falhrr-m-liiw. StokeH Iiiih bii-n art 111:'^ijllerrly fuf Mil Ml and It btllMMW In'^wiih mil of In. MM, He M III |aJL^. .iin,in.1 Mm liikMMfi Dkikoit.Oel. M, It ih h arm d that the^firm of HilMM A li. illv, liookniaUerH.luive^MM OTMlM ^^il of nearly fUyOODIkfl punt^win l.y .harp h|NirtH who had a telegraph^..(Hriitoi ri.nfi di rub The o|^ rator rut the^wir. H m-ir the rjttf 'ind would hold the^bookiuakern'aiUin h until Ii iih r.ilili.lrl.il.'.^Ill i he clijr had tune to plare their hftn on^VUUlilltl h^^r.. h, whoHe MUM they Would^n r. i\r din i t Iron, tin tr.uk. WUyMMM MUM,^Niw FoM^ Ott^ 'I He Werld'u Ftor-^enre. 11.11^. corn h|mndriit mvis a i-tateun ut^hy BkyiiMM who all.mini Mr. Illaim 111^1^^h, to the iltrrl that he wiih partially^panUyMd and MtflnriBg Wit! parrniH and mcliincbolia,and for that mm M vruw theli t'' r IMtrhntllll to la- a MMUdalll l^i^the pn -..11 in y. Al^^ HWH I'liiuue. Lawukmr Man... ^rt. J^. The spread nf^dypthnia and Hrarh t fr\cr ih no ularuiiHK^that in all the Catholic rhiirrhrs the pn, -i.^viHiirday waineil the iH-iplr not tovi.it^e li b uthfjf more than m mmmj MawCM MMM^Allow their children to MMjk and strain^and couuh and c.iluiU MJTI ^Oh! it is only^a little roid,^ ami k. 1 p uivine MM M ap^mid MVHM aiadicinMi until they ..re^duwti with 1 ti 11 vC fever or roiisuiuption, when^thry can Ih* ho easily r. Ii. ir.l by r***|fff'^I'll, rry 1 i. l. Syrup' It has nosu|n riui.^Hiid few inuuls. For Hale by all dngRiM.^It. S. Hale A Co., wholesale mid retail mmM Ai/etitlemnu who had suffered ^reiit hii^noyunce and p.tin from MMM*I Itch, and^bad bei'U treated by the Ih-hi physiriaim. withoutrelief, savH that two bolt I m lard'sS|^ritic and In 111 and left Ins face^lM-rfi rliy MMOtk without a scar. It never^fails 111 akin diseases. Sild by It S. Main^.V Dn wholeaale and r. tail MMM Hi lenit. WmmiKitrth^Is the reason pi opl. will not, cannot, or do notwe any difference in cheap tioatruiua^nut up by f heap John houw s Of irres|ionsi^'^Ir partu s at emirmoiiH profit., rather than^take a medicine of world wide reputation^ami one that i.uivmi' iiinveraal aiitmfactioii^at eipial price^ No medicine in the world^is ojvnni such unpiiralleleil satisfaction for^purifying the bl.Hai iih Ik'lfos' Itlood l'uri-^lier attd Hood Main t, and every bottle that^MM not do its work will cost you BoUliBRi^For wile hy all drunyists. It. S. Hale a^w hulesule ami retail MJMM^^^ IIihuI'ii KarHa|*rilla in (.uri-lji a vi-K'ntable^nri-paia'Iietujc frin1 fmia injuritriiH iiurm-^^MM I' ii Mmm in iii- Mfaufa Mra*ar.^ BmUmIiA i n ira Halve.^The la-it salve in ths world for culK,^hnus^iH, wires, MWMi MM rheum, fiver^IMt tetbr MaBMo hamls. MilbUwMa^MM and all -km 11 uptinii., ill.I ii..-i'ively^curi h piles, or 110 pay reipnred. It la iruur-^aliti-i'd to g|vr MfffaPt sat isfiict mn, or MMM^refunded. 1'rioc liicents per Imii. For sain^by K S. Hal.- ,v C I'rnUpCM I^' I'lTVenleil Wewant Mil) mother |u know thatcronp^call be prevented. There in no MMMM^almiit Ikiai as it ha. been done 111 thousunila^,1 MM) ami JMJ may MMMJ U|siI| It Hint^when a child MM! Hie croup, it in wholly^owino to Hie nci/lim ncc of itH parents.^hM croup never afMM without dim and^timely wanifaMJI a few hours, or u day or^Iwo la-fore Hi, attiii k. the child becomes^lionise. This hoarseui hh is the Ifat 111.lie ,^lion ol croup, and is a sure aiM. that rrmip^la M follow, unless promptly and properly^t tented. The I lee ii .e .1 i li.ilu In r la in h IMIKD^Iteineily an dins till witheirh hotlle, iinih-r^tin- heading ^to prevent croup,^ will dlaual^all symploiiiH of the MaaM The first si^ii^of croup, hoarseiiesH, mav la1 overliHiked^hy youin/ aMM or those not familiar^with the MMM I'uder sncb MMM^stalicrH, or when not pruaafty treatinl, the^boars, im hecoiues more marked aiid the^child hIiowh HyniptoiiiHol having taken cold,^UaM I MMllaf roii^h couch is devi lo|M-d. Kveiiat tins ataaa OMuauiariaia'i CVMoa Iteinedywill lirevelll the croup, but after^the eolith Iiiih developed, the rr. .up^Is liable to appear al any uioiiuiit.^I'he proper way, is to keep a bottle^of this remedy at hand. It costs bat liltv^ceiitH, and only ti few doses, or, at umst. not^over one Hiird of a holt I. is rnpiired to ills^pel all IJIllplolllH of the disease, fun you^afford to rink ho much for so little^ Theie^ih not the least danger in Kiviiur this rem^edv in iar^e and fn-ipient ilosi's, wi n l, are^always required, as it contains no injurious^substance. As proof of this fact, we refer^M Mr. John L. Olson of DM Moines, la.,^whose 10 inontha-ohl boy drunk the entire^contents of n tilty ci nl Mtlla ofChaiuber^Iain's Coiioh remedy without the leaHt^injury. For sule by II. M. I'archen A. Co. AMi i. v *iu Ma M ^avs aaf antoria, VImMmiIklM, .In- ri'.l f..r (aaloiia.^W *ien sin* isseani** ^!,^.s. Ntir elunf to t'^at.^ria^a i,.-a aMMdi hlldfaa ni.ri,'^^etii^ini'^^tort SPECIALSALE THIS WEEK THEBEE HIVE! AT Ladies'and Children's Host. Ladies'Ladies1^Ladies' WoolHose :^W ool Hone (better)^W ool Hose Ladies'and Children's Underwear. Children'*!White Merino Ladies'Wool Ribbed: Ladies'Medicated Scarlet $1.00 Ladies'Saxon} Wool l.(MI liulies'Sanitar) Vatnral WwA: Children'sSanitary Natural Wool: SOetoWte Boys'and Men's Uniaundried White Shirts, 50c. Men's Merino Underwear, 50 Cents. Men'sNatural G-rey Underwear, 75c. Children'sCloaks, $1.75 and upwards.^KOHLBERG CO., 5 NORTH MAIN STREET. I.l'.')I Ladies' Wool Hose^Mi^o^ and Children Hose :35^^: m^Me to %\M^10c to 7( A.M. Holier Hardware Co. Headquarters FOR MECHANICALTOOLS OfEvery Description. BELTING^ PACKING. IronPipe and Fittings. CABINETAM) BUILDERS' HARDWARE. Dealersin NltroUlycerlne, Dynamite and all HiRh Explosives.^113 NORTH MAIN STREET. MontanaPacking Provision Co., UsedUp, I Ullt,^ ftv^ M,| 1111 ipraaataaVi iriMMfaf aa^it, jdi- .il u luck of vital fur a, wliirh, not iK iliwl In iiniK, mn/ lati la aaav^'. pliyslnil iii.I iierwiii.i |inmtratiou.^\.M'r'8 Siirs.ipiirlllii In ihr kaal ini'ill-^iHa atvtaaHn MM i^ i. aaaM up the^ii's, mul in.iki (hi' wiMik tt;. For Mtrty Ihaaa aMaaaa I mi aaa ItHadto llix lioi'v.. ii,,,. ,,f tint Mont^^ li lirati'il iiliyst,irfns ui I'lnlailelplila rallaaIt alacovaf tin raaaa of my^UMUaofaffanl Mllaf, i eaMtasad m itt i I win until aboul it iniinlli ayo^w In n I Im'Kiiii to tulxi Vyrr'a Sanapa- nlia.It a^ irii Hka (Mm, I aava^i.ni'ii tlrah ami atranglh mul Eaal avw^mi Marfi aaataf, HmUi inailaan aataaj tIn' Sal p;u 111.1 ii ir 11 mi. |^li trh urril.^^.'olin V. i'ravi ii, Sali in. N. Iflml Ami's Sarnapaiilla to lie an iiiliulralili'ramady foi taecuraal blooa^^laaaaaa, I pn i il, aa^l it iloaa tliu^w i irk aval^ iiom. K.I. Hatar, M D.,^Manhaiian, Kama^/^'^^ tmn ^l ante fir AyersSarsaparilla. MMMHur^Or. J, C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Matt. I'rlc*|l; ill bolu^^ W. riU (i boilla. h.'fv*tamv GREATENGLISH REMEDY, HURRAY'SSPECIFIC. A'flaafaaaMa* aaai fur ail u^t- Vlillt* lli^l'.vi1^, miu'll an \Vlv\K MlMOKV, IOSS OK HUAIN^iiiwk.It, lliHlcrla, lle*la^'lie^I'MN IN i IlK H\( K. Si ll^Mil S Cltnsl IIATION, WAhlv^I i I.MSS, I.K.I l OKHIIiKA.^UNI v K Its I.^I.NSSITI HI .si MINALWI \l,^nk.SS, lin|^i^i^ no hikI awral laai^f aawv nf tin' llwirriiiai^uiajaaaila aHhar wa. aMMaa i'i^iniliH'n'tiiiii it .^wT^isprtl^ia,aau^wliiili nltimiit.'l) I m,I i,. i-i.i^MVTl'ltK UI I' MiK. l\s\N rrvmul i ^in^i urriON. ^t Imiior mix BiiaM fut I, Htal l^y^mail mi reoi'i|it ^.f iirii'f. Kull partim Ian in pawpaw Hal fiw^aaaa Wlli \Kvsii i si\ ht)Xn ineuro any f.v*. For *Tnr\ |A utuariMnivadi wo^^Mill toaw, wlla a ariiMi nafaalaa to n*-^huai Im noa*| if mtr Haaplao immm nut edin't a enre. A.lilnwall rommonteationN to tin' H^^1,^ Mann-^fm-tun'ri.. _THi: Ml ItltAi M 1 I III INK. i aaaaailitfi laa*^Kor -Ale in Mi-li'iia i') ii. \l. i'arrh^a A Packers,Smokers and Curers ol Choice Mildly Cured Meats. AllMouto ^if our Bppciul Diuinoml K cure nn^ packiMl in Montana and haT^ our^I.rami plainly burned into the akin. rii IMAMB] :1JS, Gas: and Steam Fitters. EstimatesUpon all Work in Our Line Cheerfully Given. 203'NORTHMAIN STREET, HELENA, MONT. Holona Lumber Co., i*111 i i -^i^i to V. II. Coomb*.) MILWAUKEEBEER HALL! iI, I. V U llnl. l. IS. OatabrataJVui BUta iWr CENTSPER ^i|.\ss.-;, rial('iK'arc and H^aota alarayaoi hand. onnUB A CALL^WENDEL STEIN'S X Roughand Finishing Lumber and^o-ctcr37- TXTorls:-' Orduraby Mail will receive I'mttipt Httontioii. dirrtviKindenoa ^olu;iled. Yard^and Factory near Northern Pafliflc Depot. KTAIH in1if.II iks:. JAS. McM I LiLtA N CO., |*ro|nIrtor* of I he MINNEAPOLISSHEEPSKIN 'TANNERY, amiPaaaafa in Hides,Sheep Pelts, Wool, Tallow, Ginseng and Seneca Root.^Sheep Pelts and Furs a Specialty. 101.103 105 Second St. North. BhlpwanfiSolicited. Minneapolis,Minn. Writefor t'lrrulars. First-ClassQuality ot Bread,Pies and Cakes PromptlyDelivered Tnan^ i^n uf tli* eity ou hhort noiic*. No im^Hri.ljn* mnwl. one tlia^r ala.ve M. Ifeinla'o.^Ilraueh al i or. Sulh Araoue au.1 I'ark. r.s. PUBLIC SAMPLING COMPANY. CityOtlice.Removed to Second National Bank. Sample*mid Assays made of All Ores. Couuitfnnient aolieitwl. Sample* uf each^lot aulmiittiHl to the different Smelters, Hnd theOw Bold to tht Highest^Hiddor. SainpliiiK WorkM at Northern Pacilii'and Montana^IVntral liatlroad .lunction- Take KotOf Line,^WRITE FOR TERMS.TELEPHONE NO. 71. THEMETEOPOLITAIT, FormerlySparey's Hotel. Runon Both American and European Plans. Sample Rooms for^Traveling Men. rLARKE,pONRADpURTIN \J 32 and 34 V Main Street, ^Helena, Mont. Whoi.ksai.sami BCTOfi Dkai.kkk im Hardware HEAVY, SHELF, AND' BUILDERS' Iron.Btaali llorw and Mule Shoea, Home Xaila, StwlNails, Mill Supplies, Hlacknmith'b (ioimIb. Hose,Itcltint;, Tinners' Stock, Carpenter's Tools, Forceami Lift Pumps, Gas Pipe and Pit' SoleAgents for the Celebrated'ftaoerfor^ and Famous ^Acorn COOKING^ HEATING STOVES, andW. C. Fisher's Cincinnati Hotel:and Family Wrought: Iron Ranges. Qiateanialliefrigerators. Ice Chests, W ater Coolers, IceCream I'rcc/crs. Worn! and Willuware, (Jlass andQMMafMN, Kn^lish and American Cutlery, I'rcnchand American Mirrors, Plumliers' Good* amiSupplies. House Furnishing Goods, Bta.^EverylKidy resjiectfull) invited to inspect the Largest and most Complete Stoat at HARDWAREIN THE NORTHWEST! Ordersfrom the Country Solicited and l'rmnptly Shipped. Respectfully, Clarke,Conrad Curtin. HOULEBROS, DEALERS IN Sawedand Split Wood, 313sixth Ave, Conor Bwiaf, at (^lil QoTernmnit Corrai WoikISawing by Steam done on short notice, from half cord up to any amount Kindlingsfurnished on short notice. Till:FAMOUS WAUKESHA,WIS. Mrs.T. H. MORSE, Proprietress. PHILIPSBURG,MONTANA. ACar Load lust Received by^BACH, CORY CO., Sole Agents. HELENA. BOZEMAN. A.J. DAVIDSON CO., Dealersin BAINWAGONS, SLHIGIIS, AND BOB SLEDS. AGeneral Line of AGRICULTURALIMPLEMENTS. Ilay and Grain in Car Lots a Specialty. SAND COULEE COAL DOES NOT SLACK, WhenExposed to the Air,^AS MOST ALL OTHER SOFT COAL DOES. Alar^e portion of this Coal is similar to Anthracite in character, and does not fil^the room with soot. Ask your dealer for the Sand.Coulee. Coal or apply to S.F. SHANNON, Agent. Office Montana Central Depot. ARTIIl'RP. CURTIN, Furniture,Carpets, House Furnishing Goods, Havingleased the two upper Honrs of the Davidson block and connected thesama^with our already immense salesrooms, we now occupy four entire floors, extendin*^through the wfiole block from Jackson t^i Main street, stocked thoroughly wita^(fooda of every grade and at prices that defy competition. Kvery purchase' mada^strictly for cash, directly from first hmids. and shipjied in cur loada only. Aa aa-^amination of gooils and comparison of prices aohciteil. MusicDepartment:^Pianos, Organs and Musical Merchandise, Et^.

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TIIEDAILY INDEPENDENT: HELENA. TUESDAY MORNING, (HTOliKK 29, 1kn^^. THECOOKE CITY MIS. MountainsWhich From Base to^Summit Contain Veins Bear.^\ng Mineral. TheMen Who Located This District^the Best of the American^Pioneers rinl^ or t.oo.l Or^\ Hill the Miner..^II n. C lirnp I i11 -1... 11.ii i,mi^I aaibta 1UII Itoul*. CiKikrCity is Hurrmiiid.'d liv lofty iinmn-^tolUH will) ixuntiu [H'akfi mid eliur|. rulncn^supported by rouuded f^^^t liilln. These^mountnimt to the very MumiuitM Hr^- intir-^aected with MUM mineral veiiiH con^^taining iMli. lend, zinc, copper mid mitli-^gnnnw. all rarryiiiK (diver and gold. Tbiawhole region drained by the head^waters of Sodn Hutte creek, Clark's Fork,^lioaehad and Stillwater, Map t^ the^New World mining district. Iti* lielieved that fully one tboiwiud^rlaiiiia have been located ill thin district^since ita organization. The paufla who dia-^eovered. develo|m-d and hold the nil lie* of^thin district with a ririu belief in their ^ant^wealth, belong to that intelligent mid vig^^orous and patriotic portion of Americana^who have finished up the states^of the Atlantice slope, made those^of the Mississippi valley and are now^laying broad hikI deep the foundations of^the great commonwealths of the Pacific^^lope and the Kockv mountains. The world^bus never seen the equal of this Mapla,^Ten thoiia.ind times more etlicient tinman^army with banners have Iteeu these bands of^workini;men and wurkingvvon.i'n. in their^quiet but never wavering march from^the Al'pglianiea to the Pacific, taking^with tin ill their household BOMB, their^plows, their picks and shovels, their schools^and their churches. Before this grand^march ol the pioneers currying westward^the empire, tin- savages retreated and slunk^buck into t heir putml reservations: behind^it sptang ii)i farms which f. id the world,^cities and railroads, what they call civili^^zation: and tr. in it |h^ured out tin streams^of gold and silver and copper and lead which^have vitalized and made |HTiualient the^ttnauciul pondit ion of the count, TheCisiks. t be Hunt iugdous, the Vailder-^bilts, the Qovlda, the Ames and the (lakes^and the Villalds think that they made the^^(iri at West.'^ ltut their geographies told^them the (ireal West was a vast wilderness^inhabited by bloodthirsty savages anil bul-^faliHsaud tr.'p]^crs. They never dreamed^of a railroad beyond the Mississippi till^MM school teacher told their children of^the vast mines of gold and silver and the^cities growing up in the mountains and on^the Pacilic waters. I line by the help of^some of those pioneers who made the^country, like llauser and Power, ami llroad^water and Hill, they dared to build rail^^roads to gather ii|^ the golden nuggets, the^golden harvests, the fat beeves and M illions^and fast burst's dcvclo|^ed and raised in^the great desert of their geographies. Thepeople of Cisike City and the New^World mining district belong to the men^who have made the country, ami Iheyhoiie^the railroad men will speedily come to^take their bullion to the eastern market at^audi cheap rat est lint tin v ran afford to bring^out the millions and millions how in sight^and yet to be developed. Those mines of^this district m ar ('isike City have been best^developed and proven up. Three smelters^have been i nrli d at Cooke City to prove up^the ores of the mines of this camp. The^ores of many of the mines have bei u rum-li^^ed in these furnaces and have given very^satihfaitory results, lint they want anil^must have cheap transportation for their^low grade bullion. Miners cannot afford to^pay two cents freight on lead and sell it fur^less than four cents. Hut it is believed the^pioneer railroad men will meet the pioneer^miners and both will be greatly enriched^by the many i icli mill^ ol (look* City. 'Thelow oiadeofth,- bullion and 1 lie cost^of transpoi t.ition have caused the sum It. r-^of Cisike City to siiut down Hud the miners^to ipiit work, stve what is necessary to^represent and l.old their mini s until such^time as cheaper transportation will enable^them to make a fair profit on the output of^their mines and furnaces. Notwithstand^^ing this delay of profitable returns, neither^the pror-|m tors who discovered these mines,^nor those who have purchased interests in^them have lost faith in the final results: all^are holding on for ^the whistle of the iron^lloise.^ VYIitli he conies the New World^district will be alive with nu n. teams and^smelters, and the railroad will have its^trains loaded with coke and the bullion of^the mines now idle for want of chea|HT^trans|sirtatioii. Thesefacts, as a matter of course, bring^up for discussion the most f.-asible route for^a railroad to this wondtrful mining dis^^trict. Allwho have examined and studied the^topography of the country, agree that the^route from Cinnabar up the Yellowstone^and Soda Butte Mil is by far the best^route on which a railroad could la1 con^^structed to Cooke City so as to carry cheap^freights. (In this there ale no excessive^grades mid no serious obstacles to the cheap^construction of a Urst ciasH road. (In all^other roads there are grades mid obstruc^^tions which render a road lo Cisike City^dill.inil and ex|s'iisive. In fact, the valley^of the Yellowstone and Soda Butte creek is^the natural route for a railroad to (Vsike^City iheobjections to this route are more^imaginary than reul. Itis said, ^No railroad should Is' |s r-^mitted in the jMirk.^ To this all may agree^without det rum nt to the On ike City road^up the Yellowstone. Some say there is no^act of congress, no law, simply the edict of^the secretary of the interior, making the^ludian reservation north of the Yellowstone^a l^art olthe park. If this be true the rail^^road to Cisike City only needs a charter^from the state of Montana. If it be not^true tht 11 congress can easily make the Yel^^lowstone and Soda Butte creek the bounda^^ry, as they should lie. For such a natural^boundary between the nark and the lively,^enterprising people of Montana, there are^very gisid reasons. 'lheremust be a well defined line, or there^will be eudless disputes between the Vmer-^tcan citizen, who thinks bis right to bear^arms and slnsit game should not l^ .pi, .^tinned and the American soldiers, who is^detailed to keep the American citizen from^shooting and killing game on the park. Nothingbut a flowing stream can make a^boundary about which there can be no dis^^pute. If on one side of a stream, he is^right: but if on the other he kills a bird, lo^^ts wrong. All is plain^uo need of mistakes^and contentions. Itis also s-iid the game flocks down into^the valleys of the East Yellowstone and^Koda-Butte creek, and it will Is* killed off. Nohunter would make such mi objection,^for nil hunters know game will sasm forsake^all haunts where it is much disturbed and^slaughtered. Butit is said: ^You spoil the symmetry of^the park; it is now u square bounded by^right lines.^ If this be an argument in the^mind of any one, the answer must apical to^the same intellectual qualities. 1 he pro^^poned l.oiiiidarn sof the meandering streams^must Is- more Iwautiful and pleasing to all^lovers of natural objects in ^Wonderland^^than the stiff, straight line now claimed. Again,they say. ^you cut off the attrac^^tions of the park. Ifthis lie n valid argument then the park shouldbe extended us to take in the river^and mountains as far north as Livingston;^for tin-re is nothing outside of the proposed^Isiundary equal in grandeur aud beauty to^that of the river and mountains now l^-^tween the boundary and the latitude of^Livingston. Those who run the imrk and^make guides to the |Nirk. have said nothing^of UxjthilLfl TTHf'.Ue proposed line as^worthy of attention to the tourists, so the^proposed natural Isiundary can not in any^way injure the businesa of these parties. Ihe Official (Juidn^ does give the dis^^tance Jto Soda Butte, which Would be left^about five feet out of the park by the pro^^mised Isiundary: as Soda Butte creek runs^under the base of the huUe. Noone wants to destroy Soda Mutte. It^will stand, and Mr. Clark will be glad to^show its hcuuties and wonders to all tour^^ists who ch.Mrse to make the trip from Mr.^Yancy's to aee it. If this Soda Butte be in^^sisted upon as a detriment to a railroad^that will put millions mid millions in the^national treasury, Mr. Fitzgerald, of Gardi^^ner will take the contract to move Soda^Butte over the proposed line into the Park^and thus save to toe nation's wonder seek^^ers the inexpn ssible pleasure of seeing a^bntte alsiut twenty-five feet high and twen^^ty-five feet diameter of base, which was^once deposited 'ay a spring or geyser, now^inactive, and which has lost all ils attrac^^tions by the fact that its original cause has^ceased to exist, that men, perhaps^goats, have trampled over it till^all the original and interesting features^have Is-en obliterated^the central vent^tilled up, and the side next the creek under^^mined and caved in^the whole will soon^follow and there will be but little of Soda^Itutte left for tourists. 'They will see all^there is of it in many dc|^oaits from spiings^and geysers in all [tarts of the park, at^Mammoth Hot Springs and in the geyser^basins. ButI have wandered from the mines of^Cisike City and will return to them in my^next article. O.C. Swallow. Itis astonishing how rapidly the feeble^and debilitated gain strength and vigor^when taking Ava r's SarsaimrillR. For what^are called ^broken-down constitutions,^^nothing else has proved so effective as this^powerful and perfectly safe medicine. PenpleWho Fret.^^Care killed the cat,^ is a well known old^saw. The force of it is in the fact that fret^and worrv will kill even an animal which^is popularly said to have nine lives. Fret-^tingniid worrying may not kill you. but^they will shorten your days, and what hap^^piness is therein a life all cankered with^cure^ But how avoid worry^. Well,^Americans travel more than any other I peo^^ple on the globe, and probably discomforts^and delays ill traveling cause us greater an^^noyance than all other sources ol fretting^combined. The great Burlington system^leaches all the principl cities of the west, andif you always t it as your route, youcan banish fretting forever, so smooth^is its track, so sumptuous and luxurious are^its ears, and so apis tiziiiu and well conked^are the meals served on its diners. For^tickets, and any information ills.ut this^^People's favorite,^ call on your Mai^agent, or write to W.J. C. Ken yon, Qm.^Pass. Agent, C. B. 4 N. B. B.,^ St. Paul,^Minn. Therewas a terrible epidemic of dysen^^tery and bloody flux in Pope county. Illi^^nois, last summer. As many as live deaths^occurred in one day. Messrs. Walter Broth^ers. of Waltersburg, sold over IWI Isittles of^Ojlic, Cholera ami lharrlnea Beniedy dur^^ing this epidemic, and say they never heard^of its failing m any case when the direc^^tions were followed. It was the only medi^^cine used that did cure the Worst eases.^Many pataoM were cured by it after the^doctors had given them up. I wenty-ttve^aud AO-cent bottles for sale by H. M. Par-^chen 4 Co. Cough!ami Cough!: MtfCMgfcHI^What in the world is the reus .a you will^o.ugh and keep coughing, ami still keep^trying inferior medicines when I ettM* Cher^^ry ('..ugh Svrup will |wmit lvel v i. la ve your^cough at once^ This is Du ,'wrtising^selle. but an actual fact, nn.I we guaran^^tee it. For sale by all druggists. B. 8.^Hale A Co., wholesale and ret .il agents. GLOVE-FITTINGCORSETS STILL AHEAD^Thompson's Improved !i^^u in:u|t wilh Oar SmoothFlat Seam 'Toavoid discomfort-^paused by the l^pissi Sefllliformerly lined. AUKMORE I'OI'l I.AK^THAN IVKR! APerfect Kit, with ab-^'lute Comfort now^MHM ThreeIjeiiirth* Short.^Medium, Kxtis I TWELYBORADiOa. Thebest (i.mmIs. Most ('onifortjihl.. to Ike^MWiIMImmiI for Unaliiy. I'.irHalebi^BBUMKUi A Oft, and M\\ (IKK DRY HOODS STORK. LANGDON.BATCHELLER a CO 'Successor*to ThonipMoii, lAiuelnn A On. I^New York.^Hole Manufacturers' A.L FBB800T I^.^ iu MARBLE AND Grranlt^. ALBO^IRON FENCING ihsl!-;nvm ^Nr. v ihM I i^ *ftr m lb.Bin a I .mar KorrectShape (ICONFORMS TO SHAPE Or POC 1*^^mi w^n: pc'ection in nt with fumtom f^o^^j^ o.l a^l discomfort )i^i sill ilwaft sCBurtA Packard 6rioV. It U aciutowlada*. Utti^^i^Uf %n^l muM ^kJU i*4U,rn^n t ^tni^^ ma t.* in iti^ worm )0n't spoil your Ut\by wearing cheap ir^^* ^*^Burt A Packard 8lto^cii^t^ iK^m^ra%M i^- brrdoe ^ui^, V/^ '/l. wn,* tn*tt-*tr\ i.iii*4t^i^AUttylri la jfal 1 nia-l- Haul writ tnl k.K -I.^^o lorn in I V.,itb^' Ii i.ui miIJ In vi.u' fW^t^ tm iaaaa^tbd^^ nr ^'l lrtiw lo WEARE SOLE AGEN fS FORTHE FINEST RESIDENCE PROPERTY INOR NEAR HELENA. BROOKEADDITION, BRADFORDADDITION,^HIGHLAND PARK, HOTELand SEYMER PARKS, and^WALLACE'S SUBDIVISION SYNDICATEADDITION, Andhave the Inside on ALL ol the West Side^Residence Property. If you want a lot or a^block, or a dozen lots, or a dozen blocks, wecan Accommodate you. Wehave piped the ames, brooke, brad^^ford and bellevue additions for water, and^are now 3-rading hauser boulevard, which^Will be the Finest Drive in the City, and the^Shortest Road to the hotel broadwater. Rememberwe are Headquarters for West Side Prop^^erty, and call on or address PORTER,MUTH COX GroldBlock, Helena AFipid. BBS fi^rtt FRED(iAMER, HELENA, MONT. 1STNATIONAL BAH OFHELENA,^Pioneer National_Bank of Montana. Orjjmixed in 1S66. DesignatedDepository of U.S. PaidUp Capital $500,000.^Surplus and Profits, $500,000. H.|*a IUi'nkrI*n^m.ln^t A.M.IHvimVice hjaHpi KVI. Kniiiht.. ai.hi*r T.II. hi.r.iNM hmiiitAiw't. Wii^r (iB.;il. Hil l,^Am't C^.hW^r lOMUlOf HOOVOtA H.T. I(nii^-r..Inlin Ciirtin. A.M. H.1I1.TH. S. II1 UruriUiHtaarl, r. IliuKiiih.^T.*H. Klfuwrhmiill, ll^^iir^ MTrntThpn^T. I'oww. Itciii'rallUiikiim lumiuoM. tr^imn^t^l. Int^r^*i^l^iil un UBM HBMtei MONTANA UNITEDSTATES DEPOSITORY. OAPITAI0PAIDIN)^BURPLUB, KMKl.OOO^100,000 DIRECTORS: ('.A. RKOA0WATKK, iv I..(1. I^HKLI^H,Yt.-..-IW, an.l Art. i'uk^8. V.. ATKINKON.AwiMMit ('Mhiw A.ii. 1 1 vniiiHum in 1, inn, II.K. (Hi n, rarn I.miwin. CW. 1 \nniin, It. C. W4UJLOB,^H. Ahiiiiv.1). A. Con, MerchantsNational Basil or PAIDIN CAPITAL^ $350,000 SURPLUSAND PROFITS 75,000 LII. HBRSHPIBLD, PmMmI^A. J, DAVIDSON, VkM m^llMl^AARON UKRSHFIKLD, OmUm BOARDOF DIRECTORS^THOMAS I'HUKR,M HANIIH, B.^. Hl'NIT.K.V.W. |l. NK'IIOI.AH, A.i. BjTlpajQB, h0sm moukin, U11 111 Usui in 11, AAKiiN IMMIUU, J.HWITZKR. QuitooWarn Raofivt I'mnipi Aii^^ntioii.^PwohanQoid tad BUvw Bullkw,Gold Huntinn) County Keeuritit'H. lnt4TrKl AIIoutxI on I iti. I^ft for^11 Bpsoiflad Time. A(o'nenil liHiikinK HiiHinci* TrunHHctod. Exi'haiiK S0I1I on the Principal Citiaa ofBttropa. SECONDNATIONAL BANT -or I*\iDl i^ Cai-iiai.. f75,()00 VlWIilriAMI I'lKIHIs, JI I.OOO liitdvsirUlnni mi Time Barik K.D. ElMBBTM, ProHidont^(' K. Coi.K.Vin- Praaidaal (h oki.1 H. 'mm.n, QaaWsr,^.lot N. lii.M K, AiwiKtant Caaliirr. I.VMM. Ml IK In Voln 1 0* STOCKHOUlKKK MKKT1NCJ^A' NotiiwlaatfMf vivi'h tii.it :i aMayicff tb*^KtiK'klii.lili i^ .if tin- Mm,1I1 1 1 n-..liilm^l Miniii*^romimiij Mill In' li..|.| nn 11.. |:i^|, s,^,.m^Ut. A. II. |n^||. at :t ..'i lm lt p. n.. ^.f ^siil il^^, at^^m' ^.h li. ID t'l 11. U .Mil, I Ill tltlf tin' i^iiii|*n^ in MttMuiir hi... k 11, Hi.,. iiy nf ll. l..ii^.^ lywiH mill Clark), t-nunty. thteoMiiBf f,O. MUKW I'rm. ..it) Mi.litniiHl. rrit.ir^. fur Hi., ihiiimw at .'Iwliln hv* triiMt.i'h ,,f il.11,|,,,in f.,1 |mr. (i.UH, Ikh^. THECO-l'AKTNKRHHlP HKiUCTOFORR KX^1 wtiaa brlWBCii Ii. A. lUrrctt ami J. M.^PatafMNi H tkiadai dpantvad l.^ inutun] Doaaaai,^IL A. i;MMrtTnaina Hi^ lm*iin^w hi tin. Mhw KmiitNiliuin. will riill.it nil aaMa ami i*y all^aula. .1. M. IVIcrwin will iiuitiiiu.. at tin- i'.l^Ik Tin In m.n ami i.,i. all l.illi. uml i'hII.nT all M.t^.11. \t\idihrrr. J.M. I'K'I'KltHON. VOTII'K.MINKIIH. ON NOV. 4. IMMl. TIIK^^ KU( Oi Mining A ll^^.liii-tii,u riH.m Jl,^Prt1rTnir|ti ttltrrh-. HrTrna. will M lotaawtM^raapuniiiul* bUtin tim k4^tu(iriv*a tunnel in Hi* POMHikOX Bllu.w, IWI fi^l, all l.i.lx Illllft ha MdadaMaaanaaia aaraflaa l^^ N^^. i imhb^'I'll.' bail ti. l^- fur inn fi^^.| ..r (^vnr. if w.i winh tc^anf* awn o inn M bafon ^iiikinK- Knr fall^i*rtii iilar^ nil ,m III.. Miiwrinti.u.leut at Hh^ Him^Oi nun.-. Hy nnler of tji.^ tmant i.f trtiHtma. DANSIMI'SO.N. (...nrral Maaaif-r. LAI.K (W WAIIUANI'H HKAI.KI) I'ltOI'OS-^afa fur tin. pafakaaa ^f it^ warrant*, linaring 7i^t rent. int^t.*l. to tin. amount nf niity-fita^kandrwl .InllarH 1 |IIVai^: will la- r.v ,,n,^l at mt^am*. 1:1 l .,i .,i,l Htrwl, until TlmmUy. (Vtulwr^11. IhKi. at Vi o'rl.m'k. ni^-riiliau. H.It HOl'dLAH.^( ity TrHaoarer. Ilnli-na.Ort. |HH^. LANDNOTH'EH. Noritft ok rriii.ii Ai'ioN. CIA*u*Orri^ k ai Hti.ru\. Mmit., (^H. |,t.'tnl^'r InhH. I^VOTK KIH HERKUY OIVKN THA I TI1K KOL,^lowirur naimil m'ttlcr hax fil.il nntir*. ..f hia^int.^nti..n i.. MUM rinal |.r.n.f in aappafl (if Ilia^rlaim, anil that naiil pfouf will Ik- mail** Ix.fora^rniriHtiT ami nN-i ivi-r nf llcl.'iia. Mont., on Nu^^fi nil^t 2. li^W, viz: ^niH Cla|.|i, who tnaile D.^H. N... MM. K. 'Jkir. for Hi.' kwn,. iiw^, and^nw'^. kwV m*h*. 1:1 an.l ii'i w'^ ^^o. II. tp. 17 u.r^1 w. II..tiaim~ Ilia followintr witnw..^. to nnirn hia^ooritiiini.iiH r.*iil.'nr.' niK.n ami cultivation i.f said^laml. vii: 11. at Jtmm, of In^tniit. Mont..^^ li.irl.-~ W. H|*iililiuK, of Ht. Clair. Mont., Thorn-^ax I,, (iorliam, of Ht. Clair. Mont.. Jolm A. liar^ri^, of l,.-i urn Mont. _ t^ H. W. liANtiIIOIINK, lleaiater.^rir-i imliliratmn Oct. I. I--'' J.L. SMITH, PreightTransfer Line, IIKI.KNA.MONTANA. Allkinila of ini'rcliamliM. and other frewliip^incliidiiur orea. ur..ui|^tly transferred from the UVlHlt. Orriceat J. KeldU'raV Htore and at the depot^Order* will reosife prompt aUantion.

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THEDAILY INDKl'ENDENT: HfcLENA. TUESDAY MOHNING. OCTOIJER 2^, iSSi). THEINDEPENDENT TKRMsOK H.'MCRirT10Ml Daily.H^ Mail. One Vm IMI Daily,B^ Carrier. Her Month \M^Weekb.Oi.e Wr_ KHruiltanceiiat tlie ri-k .if MMMttM1 [MMM^mailt' by nwijii'H' I Mmr. MMk. M |nntal or M*^prwwonl'T payable mill* liuli-|jenileut PoMmV-^ixiti 1 MMpMM. MImmm mmHm tm i reawramr ~^r^i^i attlwir homes or pla^i^i ^f biisini-w. ran onler by^puelal eanl nr thro'uch t1^1^^n^^ No. Wk PMM^report caw- of vniiular ilelivcr) prcimptly.^Advertisements, to in-.ur*^ prompt inwrti'in. ritwd1t^- laM in Mow I p-^i- IU',.'iti^l MMMMMMM Ml returned MMM iH-tiu:i- i- ImAmmL HELENA.MONT., OCT. 1MB, i ll I urukb1 Wepublish in another column all ill ImjmJdwpitfih purporting to turn mmb^MMttoUm New V'irk Tribune b) A .I.^Sel iginun. chairman ol 11 republican telaOOMMlttMi giving an account ol^the palitfc^l filiation in Montana. It M miciia murlfihli conglomeration ol^fai~t Ii'khI, misrepresentation. nWifonH^tion anil ^banrditjf that we would nut f^r a moment bold young Mr. Scligmnn responsiblelorwriting it unlessha km-^hawdhta It. YoungMr. iMligMM,^^hip mII known, btwb*M inrrottadad^fur Um [^ant ii ii hi 11 by kmm rarjf violnd^mum men, irbo have bad great 1m)u MM!over bM actions. One (if those con^genial friends was exposed tho oUMC 'lay,^it will lie MMMMmMmJ, an u convicted niirrWirr o^ljr I tm MMrtlM im! of Um penitentiaryami we Ixdievn lie is Htill in Umemploy incut of Um young political amateuras cuiitidcntiul iMM ami alii^davit procurer Doubtless there are^other designing pMMM of the same Hort^who look upon the young chairman an a^mift MM that won't last mm) ^luyH^longer. Iti- one of these young villians, wo^MMMWt. who wrote that grossly otfi n^Hive ami out rage, uis iddfMN to voters ^ii^the eve of election containing false ami^slanderous attacks on some of our load^mi* citizens, nix] llnllntoiMlj sent it out^to the pwhlbl ovw Mr. Seligman's signa^^ture. ('oni|are that aililrcss with the Tri^liune despatch. The style and MMN^lire identical. There is the same |^er^version of facts, the same colossal mi^pudeiice, the same cool audacity in both.^There is'nt the slightest dou lit that the^same hand w rote the two i li ^c u men t s.^Whose was it'.' Surely,Mr. Scliginun, who is always a^truthful young man, would'nt telegraph^to the great rcpuhlican organ in Km^York, that ^Judge Itlake will lie one of^the judges to try the case; (iov. Carpeii^Ut is retained in the case by the state^committee MidTi II. Carter is cordially^BO operating w ith us. Mr.Seligman, who is always a truth^fill young man, wouldn't make, over his^own signature, such a palpably false^charge as t hat ^The democrats took re^puhln an railroad men away and tilled^their places with democrats who voted^in their stead, and Ixuight republican^judges of elect ion. AndMr. Seligman, who is always a^truthful young man, would never say,^without an iota of truth to hack him.^that ^At Anaconda some of the vilest^frauds were perpetrated.^ Nor would^he say that ^They had clerks of the^oourts scouring the hills with the seal^of the court with them, hunting up ig^noraiit half breeds and naturalizing^them.^ Seligman would never say that^if for no other reason than MMMMM it^was one of his republican friends. Mil a^democrat, w ho did that very act in Jef^fersun county. Andyou can ln-t your bottom dollar^that young Mr. Seligman, who has mm^associated all these weeks with an ex convictand in ii ntorpr.trowH never charge thedeiiinrrats with keeping on their^oommiltce ^A man who was arrested fur^emUv/ling i niled States funds Oh!^no! Seligman wouldn't lie so frosh as^that. Hutjust read what purports to bf Mr.^Seliguian's ^exact status of the case^ in^the concluding paragraph of the dis^patch. DoM any one U'lieve that such^a truthful young man would work off^such fraudulent ruhhish on a great fani^ily journal like the New York Tribune^^Perish the thought. Wcimpatiently await Mr. Seligman's^denial. We ImI sure it is coming,^aMMObody has stnlen a rubU'r hand^stamp fac simile of Seligman's signatiirt^an I deeeived the Tribune. Can it b*^that fellow Herbut sh h h, hero comesLlorahaWldl Till,old fog) republican senators aro^likely to have trouble in keeping their^brilliant young associate. Wolcott, of^Colorado, in line this winter. Wol ott^has sized up the whole tariff scheme of^bit ptrt) Midi discovering that the |*'o^pie of his state have bOM dU|WdOfl the^leail ipicstion. he blurts out. ^The whole^doit rile of protection rests largely una^basis of in lightened ami pat riot ie sclli-1,^ness. Hid the mining states will bogifl to^4111 stioii the policy of protecting eastern^MdlMtrie* when its own are ignored^^Striking out the words ^enlightened^ami patriotic,'' Mr. Wolcott hits the^truth exactly. He will Is'convinced of^this more and more as the session of^congress wears on and he sees the agents^of over fi'd manufacturing MOMBoUm^U*sieging the doofh of congress and like^the horse leech'.- 'laughters ever crying^^(Jive, give^ He will see the woolen^manufacturers t^f New Knglaml ''lamor ingfor free wool, or a higher duty on llianilfili'tlireilgoods, the Ohio sheep^men demanding a higher tariff on wool, or^a less one on woolen cloths; New Kng^laud demanding free coal and I'ennsyl^vania a higher duty on coal, western^farmers calling for cheap wire fencing^and win feiii e makers for more duty,^and so on through all the list and^tinally Mr. Wolcott will rightfully MM-^elude that our present tariff Myatnin is^so unfairly adjusted that it ia a fraud^and sw mille and he w ill come to hfM^tana and join the deimsratc party^which declares that ^all industries^should have exact oipiality under the^law^ the only square platform for^s'jiiarc men to stand ip(M. TillNpUllUoMI programme was fully^ileve|o|s'i| at yesterday's hearing of tho^MmUm mandamus case in Hutte. It ia^to light for delay until tho last |s.ssiblo^moment, 111 the hojie that a plot may be^PMttoted by whii h the vote on tin-con^^stitution shall Im- i-ertilied to the prosi^dent Is-fore t be contest is determined.^I hen the president is to be asked to^issue his proclamation admitting the^stale and the election of moinlHirs of^the legislature is to Ihi passed upon by^the throe republican judges just elci-ted^ThequibblcHatid teehlie ul. o ri'a raised^yesterday to obstruct the proceedings^and kill time, show that the canvassing^bcMfd has no solid ground to stand^IMI in court MM* is sei'king to avoid^counting the vote as long as possible Mr.MHmU II. llarrison'H organ has^o|x-nly admitted that the republican^tight is now against time. It remains^to Ihi seen how far tho dilatory tactics^can lie carni d. Weliehovo tho conspirators will Ixi^defeated VfilMINi'i'^^N and t he I la kolas are im^patiently waiting for Montana to join^them in inarching in under tho Hag.^Luckily for them they had no sorehead^ed, perennial candidates for tho senate^to block their admission. Hash'iT. C. Puwaf let go yot'r Or^did he merely le t M ehaiMToii for young^Mr. Seligman on that trip to Hutte Oik dispatches from Washington and^St. Haul throw some light on tho pros^poets of statehoiMl (KOSS-IT I S. Ivh|n'|miii anil a hroki n lii art 1 ilulut u WMMmM MMiUrMfM their MXMJM indi^^cations. Milwaukee Journal, OddlyHKMUJaV if there is any pMM M the^world MMN a yoMM 'ady won't iln tile fair^thine it is at the bur. -Sninerville Journal. WashingtonCapitiil: ^Do you Ml MOf^Haid tin colored man. hoastfully, as lie^passed behind the mule. Ves,^r.-plied the mule. ^hiuI rinse you. I'euplewho like to see the smaller MM*^hatiiit win the ImI tit- alwavs take pleasure^iii I mill between a bulldog and a hornet.^^BinRhaMnton Kepublican. AndI want to say, 1 I n my liusliand,' m^an appropriate place,^ slid the widow 111^MHMMi to Hlab. the gravestone man.^Vessiiui.sald Slab, ^To uiy MMMMl in an^appioptiale plai'e. '11iinvson's latest pMM says SuniniiT is euiiiiiui, suiuiuer i- eniiiiiiK,^I knew it. I knnw it. I knew it. KiltMinnesota is the pier ut England to^this elleet, says tile I'ioneer I'ress: Hutwinter b nearer and MOl isdi^iriir, (imow 11. t^ Um it. 11 Um i^. \Vienna niilhiuiaire I111.1 j'tst died leav^^ing a rnpiest for Ins only heir to keep the^family vault lighted with several JabliH'kotl^elect i-ie l.iui]^s for one year. Itut the mi^^llion! n-s having refused Hie necessary |^cr-^iiilHsioii the heir has ordered a candle and a^hoi of parlor innteheH to be placed near the^man in Ins colUn in ease lie should wake up^from his long sleep. Ilie (ir, 11 Western railroad of England^has adopted the latest |m'Iiii\ in-llie slot ap^^paratus. It is m tbe form of clciirii' read^^ing lumps 111 the railway (milages of tins^company. It consists of a clockwork ,,p^I' ll iliw e,,iil iiiud 111 a bM live inches by^live MMMd three iin lies. Ity dropping^a p uny in the slot and pressing a knob the^MMMMhM U Ml in motion mid mi electric^light obtained, ulncli, afMf bMIMM for n^actlvhalfall hour. 1-, automatically extlli-^giiislied. The 1..iii|ih are lighted tmm an^aceuniulatoi wl ich. places m MM of the^compartments. Mill supply all the ImMJU in^tin'carriage. I lie strange and novel |^.irl^of the whole thing is that should the lamp^refuse to act the coin deposited hv the con^tiding tourist is iiutonnt ically returned to^MM. Ill I IUIV mm i I KIIKKSH. y\wmmM b IMmU wit'' IroM iMMJiMMai Pi lns un' RMMl ^'th Ml mid fUlM nlush;^Itninii ribhM trans IwUm i^ twilight tlu^li;^I'lie hike'- a wat^ n^l ^ilk ef MM and MK^I'linbrook tl.rea.is r.s ks whose emerald veliut- MM AreMMt ^^J mm*M dnlh gush^\n n|wra tlaiuiel Ml that riNMM the hunti,^While dams'ii Kiitui'in. tir-l of Keniin ky |MM^t he MMMM on m BMMMl tii k loud^KMM me if no jehe is niein- utiiuiue.^New Nature's in briuhl MaM ntta-h;^I Mt tlie KMM MM with ^srn tall- MOMi^While the h|ilil B'ph)r roams from |^eak to i^'.^W^the blue M MJMMM Mdi very tmii'ti liki CMmTPwfc. taMom mi or 11. Miillan.Idaho, TrlbMMI Tbt* victorious^diiiiiH'rat^ o| Molilalia can thank the lb I^MM bMMMMMM more than any other^factor in the rveeul election 111 that grand^new state. Had the republican jNirty an^organ equally as powerful the luiijoiitns^might have MM reversed. Thejury in the ease of Gallagher, charged^with Is ing iiiiphcated in the murder o^^Police luapeetor Martin at (iwtsdore. Ire^land, failed to ngm- and were dtaehargiHl HIDHBLIGMAM W RITE TII8f AMMMMM Ou r Die MMMMM ^f M*^^ MjMMd Un MMMMiMA(MMBMM*,^To the ed,U^r of the N. V. I ribune: A^^there have MM M many falsehoods eon-^cerning the recent election in Montana car^MMMd throughout Ihn east, eniaii.it 1^from aWMMMjMI sources mid colored by^^^^MMMM prejinliei-p, I fm-l it no uioiethuu^just to send a t rut lit ul account ^i^ it. Iwish to cliaraeteriz.c as deliberate falsi -^lesids the report MMMM that Judge Bhiki-.^of our supreme bench: Governor OmmMm.^I bMMM II. Carter, congressman-elect, and^other prominent republicans havedeiiooic-. i^the throwing out of the precinct 111 MlVM^How county as an outrage against law. a^PaiHitl crime, etc, 'I he deiuocnils would^like tin 111 to have said these things; but. 111^MMM of f.ii t, iioneof tin in ever dreamed of^such 11 thing. Judge lilake will be one of^the judges t i try the ease. Governor ai^^ls liter is tin- lawyer retained in the MM^by the state committee, and T. 11.^Carter is cordially c .perilling with^us; and ho are Hie MM of the gentlemen^mentioned. I he d. inociatic pa|x rs chiiin^there MM bis u 110 charge of fraud in all tin-^history of Montana, tainted as it is with^democratic thefts of MMM, There mm^never been a campaign 111 which fraud of^the vilest Holt was so rampant asinthi^election of IMMJMJI I. I he democrats us-d^every form of intimidation known to MMM^fhiir employes into voting their iMket.^They purchased voters by wholesale. I'm \^ran republican MBMVi|M into other count 11^^to prevent MMM from voting. 'I hey took^republican railroad men away mid tilled^their places with MMMMM who voted ill^their stead. They bought judges of elec^^tion. In l.i wis and i 'larke counties Ihey^ran mill or more republicans out of the^coin,ly to prevent |MM from v ,tmg, and re-^pi ntcd this act 111 every counlv where they^had control. At Anaconda. MMM Home of^the vilest lrauds were pwpMMMdi they^sent m arly :Kl republican employes out^of that precinct ami mm vented them^from voting, liny MM hundreds of^Italians who had MM illegally MMMMMMJ^and humlrcds of other illiterate foreigners^to the |hiIIs at mmmmm with small punted^UitMtM DMM ill their hands, which they^delivered to the judges and which read ^J^call neither speak, read nor write the Eng^^lish language, mid wish to vote the straight^democratic ticket;^ MM] hundreds of votes^were ho polled by these ignorant men. w ho^assumed without knowing a word of the^language to dictate the pilicy of this new^state, and by whose able help the demo^crnlic. MMMMM attempted to steal it.^They had clerks of tin courts scouring the^hills with the Heal of the court with them,^hunting up ignorant half breeds and nat^^uralizing them. They sent st nkers to vote^in the name of registered republicans enrlv^in the day. They retained as their chut^worker at Anaconda a man who was arrest^i d several weeks ago for embezzling I lilted^Stales funds while acting as an MMM of^the territory. They committed everv fraud,^every outrage against a pure ballot that^man in capable of. and then sent dispatches^eastern pa|s'rs that ^110 charges of fraud^have til-en made,^ accuse the republicans of^trying to stud the state, and by then false^messages east try to intlueiice public seiiti^Mri against the republic in party. Hereis the exact status of the Silver^bow case: At precinct No. ;M. known M^the tunnel precinct, there were 174 votes^1st. The returns as made showed 171^MMMib and three republican. When^the retuins came from the Silver How MM-^vuaHillg board they showed such irregulan-^ticH that the presumption was that they^were not true relurns. DpM investigation^by the board, lasting over three days, in^which the fullest publicity was gm 11 to nil^their proceedings mid eminent counsel np-^MHM for both sides, it was discovered,^tirst. there were only three judges instead^f the live requinsl by law: second, the re^^turns were not in the handwriting of the^Icrks. It was found 11111 ullidavit of one of^the judges of election being presented^to the boa id of canvassers 1 that at^He completion of the voting the^judges, llothuitl,standing the man^^datory law that the counting shall he^public, ejected all outsiders from the room,^ji it ed the two clei ks. closed and liK'ki d t ho^iiHiiH, got heavy MMff and pasted it ovt-r^the windows and tin 11 pus'i eded to count^the vole at their own sweet pleasure and 111^their own manner. One of the jmh-i-s^wrote out nil of the returns himself, nnd^win n they had anangeil the mailer to suit^theiuselvi s the judges certified to the re^^turns, then matle the clerks MMM mmm^without having any idea as to their con^^tents. Atlidav lls were presented by a lar^^ger number of men than votes were re^^turned that they voted the straight republi^^can ticket. The canvassing board, backed^by the best legal talent 111 the County, de^^cided thut as the law had been greviouslv^violated, and us the mmmm w ho were desig-^nated to make the returns hail not done so,^ibey wa re not legal n turns mid could not^Im'considered as such. this is the whole^cane. It is a question to be decided by^the courts, and the republican party will^abide by the decision, tin its face the^above precinct shows most bare faced^frauds, and the policy puisued bytti deiu-^crats since, stamp tin in as such. I hey^have scattered the null who voted thereto^evi ry part of the territory, but seven of (he^riginal voters being tin re now, although^the same number of men are being used.^A gooil many have been sent out of the ter^^ritory. Dm s i ins low IUrmmmI At Vuacondathev have been sending their il^^legal Voters oil by s.piuds of twenty live mid fifty. Don this look like fraoaf liny havepursuit! llns line of poUnf wherev.r^their vote has been ijUestioiied and show^MM most frantic desire toreinove the proofs^if their guilt beyond the reach of the law.^I In v know that a large number oftluir^legislative seats will be contested for fraud^in Keel 1/idgc. Jefferson and Silver How^pall iciilarly. there has MM been brought^up as yet a ipiestioti of contesting otic of^the republican seats. A.J. Sn.loMAN.^Chairman Ki publican State Committee.^IL'h nii Uont..Oct, 151. IHW. throughthe gulch. Michael Car^^rol. su|ieriiiteiident of the Anaconda^MUMa* lieing very MMMMM of thm. He^adv.s'ates milking, however, and MMMjM^^BieaM are now MMM made to go down to^the U^l. If the lead is not found at that^depth the company will probably lose h11^hope. A great deal of iiiunev has'bei-u put^into that mine by the business men of Hutte^and the management has been in g^s)d^hands. The men interested are persistent,^however, and it is to be hoped their |s rse-^verance will lie crowned with the success it^deservea. KPABKMftOU TIIK IKKs. I'heHritish ship Holmi, from Calcutta for Liverpoolhas foundered at sea. TUirty-^thri-*! lives were lost. LordWolseley has accepted an invitation^to l,e present at tin- unveiling of tin- statue^^t lien. Lee at Uichiuond. Va. Aletter has been received ai Washington^from Chairman Cooley, of the interstate^OUMuMMM commission, from Ann Arbor.^Mich., saving he is steadily recovering and^MM soon to return to duty. lie prospects of Johnstown. Ph., being^again underwater are good. MM has been^falling almost continually the past thirty-^six hours and a great many of the streets^ale already almost impassible by (s di s- iii..IIS. TheopMJMMJ |m rformiince of Gilinore's^concert hist night nt Denver 111 the Metro-^|Bi|ifan theatre proved the most successful^afair of the kind ever held in that city. Ihe enormous building was packed to the^inmost. 1 vi 11 standing KMM being at a^MMMM Thehearing of the charges agninst W It.^Louis, l inted Sfati s consul to Morisco,^bv Secretary Hlame, was concluded yesfer-^duy. M. Itene/uli. the fez. merchant, and II11.1011 Az.ispje. formerly Louis' interpre^^ter, wen examined at length. The tiiiding^of tin- department will lie announced in a^short time. I. VI..On s I ell Dill. 1.1.isis.Ion., OM. It was nearly ^'^o'cl'H'k this MOMMMJ when the international^excursion started from Council Hluffs for^Si. I.011IH Des Monies was reached at 11^o'clock. According to the itenerary the^party was to stop there for a couple of^hours. ImI a change has been made which is^explained by the MMMMM of the excursion^as follows: We have been obliged to omit^Des Moines. The js-ople of St. Louis of^^fered to divide their time with their inter^city. KMMM City, and we could not afford^to be less generous to St. I suns. We will^arrive in that city on Wednesday morning^and spend all day. leaving for Springfield^Wednesday night. Senor lklct|icriua, the^Abraham Lincoln of South America, will^deliver an appropriate address over Lin^^coln's tomb. TheMusi,an.I PMMMMl Bi'itk,Oct. lw. [Special.]^Oscar Kten-^bergthis evening furnished $.'i,U)0 hail to^release his wife from jail. She is accused^of blowing IM up with giant powder. His^son August and Larry Schinitger, his wife's^paramour, r. main in durance. THEIABKBT^^stock.1 NewYouk, OM. M. bar silver M. Copjier Ni-Klis'ti^l: lake, naininal. bwl MkMMMMMi lUMfc Thestis'k inarki't 1osla^ w-as MMl to dull and^feverish, and generally weak threuKhout most of^the ^!ay. am! except tor a few stocks. MMM.^MHMlnMMti the entire list in lower to uiuht^than on Saturday. Sugar is down IP*. DMMM^Texas A Kurt Worth IV Lackawanna IV Hur-^lii.^toii. Transcontinental and Si. Paul I tiercent.^eiu*h. MMMMMMi dull and steady. Petroleumwas MMM again to-day, and on a^colliinuation of the advance reached the highest^figures of the year. Oncnilut, highest, ins',;^lowest. 10.^ V: closing, till iovernineiil Isiuds. 1s. IlT; 4',^. UM1,: North^^ern Pacitic, :r.'; (irt'f.Tnsl. 7:1; (MMM 1111-^lirovemeul. M; Oregon Navigaliou, lull',; Trans^^continental. IXSt; I alon Pacitic, .M. Moue,von call, lighier. 5l,li7. CloMd orTerml^at H. Prime mercantile i n-' Ti'i^G1,. Ster^^ling exchange, qalMi steaily^ixtyslay lulls, |4.s|'4:^demand, f l^;^^^. Illl( AdOgPltllDl i E OMtCAUo.Oct. 'Js, I K, p. m. Close Wheat Irreglllsr;Oct.. Ts',; |^cc.. hi; May. K!S. lorn Oct.. alV: Nov.. .11',: May. tf,, Oats Steady O'l.. is',; Iks'.. |H\; May. U%. Pork .i.ly; O.i.. |WvM| Jan.. N.41M. BLar.isi.^.i^; Oct, MMk Jaa.,MsMH.^i HU AtiO QtTfLE CMMMOct. M, QMM MMiMMi Irt.UlO;^stronger f.^r g.ssl. otllMl lower; Iws'ves. $4..VHr^UK); si.sts. M0W|4.M| siiK-kers and Immm $.'J.'i'i J.s.'i; 'Iexas cattle, JI.'iU.i western rangers.ILTMlt^Mi Hogs 1!ipts, 'JJ.unn; strong; Tic. higher; niixist,fatltl I.Jli; heavy. J,l.-;.o 4.J0; light. $;l.',IKa^4.Ml. SlusipItis'eipis. H.OIW; steady: natives.^}:!.U0*i .'..un; westerns. $;;.:n^^ i.i:.; Texas. |;i.(^!^i^I. lu. Drover's.b.urual London cablegram MMM^lilieral Mipplies of cattle. Milium to liest Auirr-^ican Mn, lu*' 13b, pef ttu, MMMM MMl Weight. I MONEYTO LOAN AT 10Per Cent,^l or.^^to Yean Time on Seal^Estate in ilif City of^Helena. Noi 'oininissions. Interest |iayable MUni-Aiiimally. OMITKM BCU^Dn8 itkposls. Winn tith^. are pMMMMMM will M no delay in closingIsian.^Also money to loan on HMMMd Farms and lUiii'tns,in Montana. ii.ii. r tt mi ii. i.oi.i i'.iiH'h. mmm1-. mmmI Floor. MINi^ \M^ MIMNb. Ilie II. Ii N IuMMMM and ImMmI^llnrse V||ii,.h. Ucportsfrom the O. H. .V N. durun; the^past week have been of the most encourag^^ing character, and the MMMM are tirm in^the la lief thai liny will in a short time^have a mine iipiullv as valuable as its m ar^neighbor, the Iron Mountain. Hi. O. A^N. coinp my has siv claims, but atpiis. nt^operations are confined toll. Ii. A Y MM*^which is reported to Is- looking belter at^everv blast. I he stock is steadily climbing,^having adv.mod live cents vesierd.iy. ConsiderableVolunteer stock is In Id in^Helena. I hls pfopMt) is in 1 11111. and the^stockholdcis have just contributed to the^s,.-, ual assessment. The mine is down ton^depth of lilt feet and MMM IJOO feet of^drifts and levels have been run in all di^^lutions. Al the 100 foot h vi I drifts have^been run north and south m the hope of^cutting the vein, but none has yet bM)^reached. The Volunteer is alsiut a mile^w. st of the Anaconda mine ami situ .ted in^Missoula gulch, which is about 1.1.110 feet^MMM the surface of MMMMM lull. The^liest nulling men are positive that^the great silver cop|*r vein passes Thereis no sounder financial institu^^tion in the United StaU^s than the Jar-^viB-Conklin Mortgage Truut Company, a^brunch oIHce of w hich hat) been recently^establmhed in Helena, for Montana and^Idaho. Loans in any sum from *:^e up^can be closed at once. All that is neces^^sary to secure a loan is security, and thut^is required by any and every banking;^institution in the world. The terms of^Messrs. Jarvis A Conklin are as reason^^able as can be secured from any source.^Their reputation for probity and fair^^ness in all their dealings is well attested^bp the many who have done business^with llMM in lifteen states und territo^^ries in which they OMMMM extensively,^and im complaint of unfairness having,^come in during the yearn they have been^in business is proof positive of their re^^liability. Keali/.ingthat Montana and Idaho^MJMMMd a Mod titdd for a legitimate^MM business the MMM was established^here and is now in temporary quarters^with A. J. Steele, in the Ilroadwater^budding, on the corner of Main and^Sixth avenue, and will remove to more^commodious quarters us soon as they^MM lie secured. Aspecialty is made of Iouiib on Ranch^and r'urin property. Owing to the vast^extent of their transactioim Messrs. Jar-^vis Conklin require agencies through^^out the territory in which they oi^orate,^and fortliat reason wish to secure agents^throughout Molilalia and Idaho, and to^that end oirresixindenee, is solicited^from res|^onsible and reliable persons. Thecash capital of this company is^$I,500,(KHI, with a^ large available fund^to draw from if ever found to be MMM-^sary. Solid,substantial, reliable and trust worthy,the Jarvis Conklin Mortg^ TrustCompany is conlident that i can successfullycompete with any simi.'a organizationof the kind in the I'lntou States. Correspondence is solicited, to whichprompt replies will be made. Lowrates of interest, easy terms and satisfactionguaranteed in1 all cast's. H.M. JARVIS and P.J. CONKLIN, ManRgere- MONEYSAVED -18-MONEY MADE! SeventeenChoice Lois! PRICESLOW,^TERMS EASY. HelenaAvenue,^Livingston Street,^Millings Street,^Missoula StrMt. natron SOLEAGENTS, liOOMS11 AND 11^, PITTSi,UR(tBLOCK, TEL.1'HONE (15. Howto Save and Where to Commence^ie the Question with Many People. ToBuyers of l^ry OikhIs we Would Say,^Do Not He Humbugged by a I'rom^ised Hide of Ten Feet in an^Elevator, but (io Right^Straight to SPECIALSALEI DRESS1101 MIS! LJNDERWEAB! DressCloths, All Wool, 30 Cts.^Plaids nl Stripes. All Wool, 35 Cts.^36-Inch Hcunetta. 25 Cts. L 70c.80c, $1.00. BAKER^ CO. Whereyou can lind the largest stock^of Dry Coods exclusively of any house^in Montana, ami can save fully 2o per^ent on everything you buy EveryDepartment of our establish^^ment is now teeming with Bargains.^We have MM) Novelties and High Art^Fabrics, which are shown by us^EXCLISIVELV. OurConstant Aim is to Ever Excel in^in Quality. As to Price, we have but^one short statement to mnke: NOONE I NDEUSELLS US!^This is a Positive Ouarantee with all^(ioods that go out from our house. Oneof the Many liurgnina we are^OtTering this week is a .M-inch English^Hroadcloth for imii #i.t.-) i um PerYard, in all the New and Most Dc^sirable Shades. These (ioods are Sold^Elsewhere at ftj.i^). We will be glad to^show you our goods and Compare Prices THEBEST INHELENA. 54x100FEE! 54x100 CORNER EDWARDSSTREET and PARKAVENUE. 1,000 liios.Crab Co, THOMPSONBLOCK. C.B. LEBKICHER, 3dFloor Herald Building,^BLANK HOOKS ToOrder. HooksNeatly Ruled and Printed. C^ll^and See what we can do.

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THEDAILY INDEPENDENT: HELENA, TUESDAY MORN IN S. OCTOBER 29 1889. THEM A.M.M.A.MEETING. TheBoard of Directors All Absent, as^Expected, and No Quorum^Present. NoAnnual Reports nor Officers^Elected^A Meeting Held Just^the Same rrMtry Pope i ri-h ii s.-ene luve.ti-^iriilliiK OMMBMm Appointed -a^l.ivrlv Time. i'CU .1.1 tn IldVlTtlSclUl Ilt It IlUTIllx r (if stiM-Wiolilirx of the Montana Agricultural,^Mrcltftuioal and Mineral association assem^^bled nt tlte nffloe nf Porter. Mutli A On IiihI^u'mht for the purpose of holding tlit- r^-tiulnr^Hiiuaiil luectinK. for the transaction of busi^^ness and the election of a board of directors^for the ensuing year.^There were present nt tlie meeting Mi Hsrs. T.11. KWankaMli Ihmi Qmi, i^. a.o. Flowerree,Kd Ziunin rin.ai, S. H. Cruunse,^Col. W. F. Sanders. .1. Cuititi. Andy^(t't'onnell, A. (1. Clarke, W. 1L Sweeny, J.^H. Sanford, Jolm Wilson and 0, L Daliler,^representing ultoyethcr 111 shares of tlie^capital stork. Francis Pom, secretary, wan^also present for nu ll lie, but lie did not repr. -^^ent any sbK-k. liavinu transferred Ins shares^to C. I). llMrd. who was nlni'lit. Tbegent leiiicn timling tbat no quorum^whh present organized a Ktoi'kbolders uieet-^ing. Herman (Jam* acting as president and^S. C. Asbby secretary. The roll call showed^that the litire board of directors was ab^^sent. It was figured that they represented^1HT^ shares. The stock book showed that the^board of directors represented H.M1 shares of^stock, but us h great ileal of tbat amount in^in litigation, only the'MS shares of the old^stock was recognized. Ill any event the^absentees held a majority of the stock.^These were: I,. H. llcrshlield A Bro., 0. D.^Hard, T. C. Power, W, A. Chessman. H. II.^Tat em, A. .1. Davidson, \V. H. Hundley and^W in. Muth. T,H. kleitiKclnnidt iiimiediately took Un^^aggressive and after the members present^conjectured among themselves why it was^that none of the directors were present and^what was Mr. Pope's reason for transfer^^ring bis stock. Alter the minutes of the^last meet in); were read Mr. Kleinschmidt^called upon the seen tary to know if he had^any report to submit as to the tinanciulcon^^dition of the association. He thought the^stockholders were entitled to know what^has been foiBfl on the past two years.^In response Mr. Pope took up the by-laws^and read section IS, which he Mid entitled^him to the |s^ition of secretary of the^incline,' and presiding ollicer. Mr.^Kleinschmidt didn't agree with him and^said tbe secretin v had no anthority to pre^^side over a stockholders' meeting. Mr.Pom still held the book in bis hands^which contained the minutes of all the ns-^aociHtnui's mi i lilies and the by-laws. Mr.^Kleinschmidt iiimiediately moved that a^OOMWttllll) of three be np|siinted by the^chair to investigate the books. Atthis juncture Mr. I'ope, who still had^possession of the book, picked up his hat^and started for the door. Just as he had^his hand on the door knob he was inter-^c. ptod by Mr. Ashby. while several other^members present started to their feet to^^MM Mr. Popt from carrying off the^book. Mr. Ashby look the book from Mr.^Pool and the latter left the place. After^quiet had been loion d and the action of^the secretary thoroughly commented^upon, the chair appoilliM Messrs. Klein-^schiindt. O'Coiincll and Sanford an invest-^Igntlllt: coiiiniittee. 'I he meeting resolved^when it WMld adjourn to adjourn until^Noveiulier 1^. at 1:1*1 p. in. at the I nst^National bank parlors. Mr.Kb inschinidt said the directors would^not meet with them fearing the wrath of^the stockholders as to their recent action ill^taking to themselves the li'.U shnres of the^capital stock. The meeting throughout^was one of indignation, and before the war^^fare is ended it may result in the dissolu^^tion of the company under due tina-css of^law. k ca-aial |h-i usa I Ol the bisiks showed^that the present board of directors was il^^legally eh ctcd. They showed that on Oct.^^fWBW, the time advertised for the annual^meeting of the stockholders, no quorum was^present and tin- inc. ting adjourned. On^the fallowing page and under date of Oct.^2lt, or ^iu:ht days previous to the date fixed^for the stock holders meeting, a board of^directors had been elected by the stock^^holders who represented the then existing^Isiard. At a subsequent meeting a resolu^^tion was presented by I,. H. Hershlield and^adopted without the knowledge of the^sbskholdeis. This resolution provided^that each director should receive If;*^)^^alary per annum for attendance at meet^^ings, exclusive of the fair and racing sea^^son. This represented a disbursement of^|t.1D0 annually or f:^.ton for the past two^yeais, which amount it is promised to make^the directors disgorge. Thepresent board of directors ap|M'iir to^hold the lop hand. It is expected they will^meet in a few days and elect themselves a^new board, as was done Inst year. The^question was luou.'lii up last night by Mr.^( routine as to whether they could do this^without read vert lsmg tlie date of meeting.^It was believed they could not legally do so^and if tln-v do advertise the uprising fac^^tion bel n-ves it ciui secure four directors.^Col. Sanders was of the opinion that the^present hoard could not deprive the smaller^stockholders of their just rights. The right^of the stis'kholders meeting last Digkfl^to hold the association bisiks was^questioned, but they will have them long^eimugh to ascertain from them all they de^^sire. In whose posession they are is Hot^known, so that an ollicer with a writ of re^^plevin will have a hard time finding tlieui^until it is deemed expedient to return tl em.^The minutes of last night's meeting were^engrossed upon the pages of the journal. Itid the board of directors been present^there would have been a much livelier time^than was had. as everybody was ^loaded for^bear.^ They had, however, an interesting^time, and the end is just beginning. TheKxceUiiir ita^ burner- brilliancy and i lieai^-^uess. A perfect luclit. lor sale at Woman's^I vi-i \New Attruelliin. Anothernew feature of the Louvre is the^addition of chops and steaks to the lunch^e, .until. They will be kept in sight, and u^|h rson can order and have his steak ol chop^e.ioln d to order before his eyes by one of thebent Cooks 111 Helena. 1.'i styl.wof fur rii|H^. late-t Paris styles, jimt^rf.vive.1 at Babooek'a. lulufundable. Allclaims not consistent with the 1.^character of Syrup of Figs are purposely^avoided by the California Fig Hyrup com^^pany. It acts gently on the kidneys, liver^and bowels, demising the system effectually,^but it U not a cure-all and makes no pre^^tention* that every bottle will not sub^^tautiatc.

lirlK(KEe. Diseasesof women a specialty. Sixth^avauue and Main street. InAnother Column^See Louvre bill of fare for to-day. onTliF. IQVABE TheMason* of MoiiIsmm Wl I Meet In llel^ilia and i... u Kail*. TheGrand Commandery of the Knights^Templar of Montana, couvene in Helena^to-day. A. J. Fisk is Grand Comiuiinder^and will preside. New officers are to be elict.-d. Followingare the present officers of the^Grand commandery: ItightEminent Grand Commander^A. J.^Fisk. VeryEminent Deputy Grand Commander^^A. H. Harrett. EminentGraud Generalissimo^E. A.^Kindler. KinincutGrand Captain General^I. K.^Aldcu. KmiueutGrand Prelate^F. 'I'. Webb.^F.minciit (irand Senior Warden^Wm. N.^Italdwiu. EminentGrand Junior Warden^H. G.^Vuliton. KiinnentGrand Treasurer^A. J. David^^son. Kiiiiinnt Grand ltecorder^C. Hedges.^Kinineiit Grand Standard Bearer^ A. L.^Ilabcock. ImminentGrund Sword Hearer^E. D.^N. ill. KinineiitGrand Warden^F. W. Wright. EminentGrand Captain of the Gu.ird^^A. J. Dusaeau. Onthe following day, Wednesday, the^twenty.tilth annual (mad Lodge, A. F.^and A. M will meet at Great Falls under^Grand Master A. Logan. A special tram^will leave Helena on W ednesday lie.ruing^at U0 o'clock to convey the delegates Ml^ladies from the city anil adjacent p^nut- PERSONAL DureAiken is at the Cosmopolitan.^N. J. Dovenspeck. of liutte, is in the city.^Frederick Gilbert, of Missoula, is in the^city. Hon.J. H. Conrad, of Hillings, is in th^city. PercyKeuucll is in the city from his^ranch. CommiHlorcJohn t'Neill is up from Deer^Lislge. Hon.T. H. Clark, of Madis.ui count v.^in the city. KdZimmerman was in Hutte Sunday vis^King the ^Alajili Hutt. Dr.Monroe, wife and boy. of lied Lodge,^are at the Merchants. A.H. Barret, wife and child, of liutte, are^guests of the Merchants. WillH. Sutherlin.of the ltockv Mountain^Husbandman, is in town. Dr.M W. Johnson returned yesterday^from an extended visit east. Dr.Kd Frank, after a year's absence from^tlie city, returned Monday atteinoon. W.'I. Ford and wife, of White Sulphur^Springs, are guests of the Cosmopolitan. 11K. Buckingham, a son-in-law of ex-^Gov. Kdgertoii of Montana, is in the city. P.I). Kntrikeii. McPherson, Kansas and^J. H. Hrown, Northtield are at the Pacific AsaFisk, now in New Knglaud, has sent^home the fruit of one nutting expedition. DenverDayton, of the Northern Pacitic's^uptown office, spent Sunday in lownsend. M.A. MeyeiidorlT. who attended the^Wells-Sadler wedding at Salt Lake City,^has returned. Col.P. P. Shelby, the well known rail^^road man, is in the city and is stopping at^the Cosmo|silitan. 11.Guibel, agent for Val lilat/. Milwaukee^beer, left last ni. hi for the West side, and^will return about Friday next. Ex-Gov.Hauser, Sam Word, Judge Mr-^Council. Hervey Ifarhour. Warren Toole.^T. C. Power, A. J. Seliginan and C. H.^Nolan are in Hutte attending the famous^mandamus case. C.ipt.I, H. Merry, of the Missoula Ga^^zette, left for Portland yesterday, having^been called there by the illness of Mrs.^Merrv, who, about a week ago, was thrown^from a buitgy. Apparently she esca|asj in^^jury, but the driver of the horse, who was^also thrown out, was instantly killed. Mr.Jarrett T. Hicbards, attorney at law,^has been ..ilium.'.I to the bar of Montana^and has taken up his permanent residence^in Helena, with an office ill the new Bailey^building. Mr. Hichards has removed here^from southern California, where he has^practiced law for many years. He has been^a member of the California bar for twenty^years. JOTTINGSABOUT TOWN. TheGerman Lutheran church was dedi^^cated Sunday with appropriate ceremonies. JohnSteininetz has bought the sba'k of^W. G. Bailor, the jeweler. An invoice is^being taken. Thewill of Henry Vii.dit hat lasen ad^^mitted to probate. Ig. Miller was appoint^^ed executor. Lastninht was a forecast of winter.^What in the language of the cornfield hand^in Missouri is culled ^old grip. Gen.Fielding of the Salvation Army, is^in the city, but has yet taken no action m^regard to the ditficulty between dipt.^Keefc and ('apt. liainsdale. ChristianlaWttMM was adjudged insane^yesterday before a jury consisting of Dr. .1.^11. Miller. It. nj. Henson and K. i Ximiuci^man. He was sent to the asylnm. Auntil of several aliases, who gave his^inline as Grant Sherman, was sentenced to^sixty days m the county jail yesterday for^stealing a coat and vest Saturday night^from a man named Swain. TheMontana Central and Manitobu rail^^way are shipping freight in on very fast^time now. Less than a carload lot of hats^was delivered to Ilabcock yesterday, which^had been on the road from New ^orkoiily^ten days. Ihe Home Building and Lain association^at the,r meeting Saturday night elected the^following trustees: i H. hlcinschiuidt, W.^Fj. Norris, K. Hedges, John Medinaii, A.J.^Mu le. W illiam M. Dolliver, George H. Til-^ley, F. D. Kelsey, S. B, Atkinson.

ICealKntiitc Transfer*. Thefollowing real estate transfers were^tiled, for record yesterday with County Clerk^and llccordcr l ooker: .1.H. Mr.millet!.^ et in. lo .lames A. Ilnui- ^^illette. lots .VS. IT, 18, hlk .1. Helena^tnwnsiteI I .sou HeleimWater comjtany to tieonr** K.^WisiMon, wster rtahts, ilis^U of con- rnnmn^ml Mill .1 iso.uuu Dioniiu.C. Power et ox. to deorifo K. \Y'm.Kt..n.water rights.etc 13.1138 WilliamII. i boMBM et ux. o tl wf. Win,btou,water rialitH. etc. WS.UOn MaryK. Child el al. to tiisirife K. Wisds- lou.wau-r riithls. etc. 10.0HD MaryH. l.il.l et si. lolnsirue h Wisils- ton,wst-r riuhts lU.UUU It,h. Ilsl.'to (,eorg1. I-. Woolstoll. wster rialitsaad lUtehas JS.uuo AmosII. Joliiison et al. lo inHirire^K. WOOlatOB, water risl.ts sml nlacer^claims sl.utiO lieoriri'IK.Wnolstoii slid Man Wim,I^-^tou to J. II. Clajls-r^, trustee, water^rialiU l (ieorireV. WiKilston sn.t Msrv I. Wisil^-^tiui to Helens I iiiiNolnnited W'ster com^^pany, water ri^rlit^ I i-t, C.W. Taylor H ux. to hrmwlinc Znnmi r-^mau; loi II. hlk. 1,1. Helena towusite ;ua roils\i i OneMillion It..lib.^of California white wine or claret at 10^cents per Isittle. This wine is guaranteed^to la- pure and wholesome. We also sell^the celebrated la mp's Iwer i Ulisteauied I at^the same price. Hokhmann llhos. A Co.. Corner('lore and Edwards streets.^Telephone No. 241. VIW LINK til o\h. 0HKKB1 INU BAX-^11 Us, easels at t'alkinK A Keallierlj V. ('OLDPJMI (itU.l) PKNH! CALKIN'S A^' reatlierly s. I'HANDLKIt WANT8~A-WArni i.lltl.^' woman e,h^k. ^^0: two men for rsilnsvl. two^men for brick yanl, ^^sik. wo: laundry girl, dl^^wssher. f ;ti; woman iss,k for Fort Sluxw. SALOON AND DWKLI.INti HOl'MK AND^' one empty lot fur sale in id..r Hitter limit,^at a Isuvaiti. Call al ouce. Harry P. Suodmeyer.^Minsoula. tTFAM OK VODNfl HOKSF.S. DKUV-^^* ery wairon and harness. Kiiqiure of Itaeli.^('ory A n. RANCH2! MILKS FKOM HKLK.NA ON I'llK^N. P. K. It. Sai.l ranch is known as tlie lo^^M ranch; iomnI water rhtht and MM biiildiiiKs.^rot terms a|i|ily to Jas. S. brant, Helena. tHUST-4'LASS 1-MIOltSK 11IWF.ll Al IX)-^^t mat ic engine: will Is* sold al a bartcaiu. I n^quire at tins othi e. I{ANCHWITH BOOSE HTAHLK. COHItAL^'t and slit^ils SO toiiM of hay, agricultural im-^ph'iniMits. makiua a very txisal Kraziiui land for^sli^'i, or any stta'k. at r^^M,iiabl^^ price. Adiln***^P. (I. Hex m, lleleua. ()LI)PAPKK8 AT THIS OKK1CF- ^UPw kirtBB nWALI TpTTTTiTLs^^i^ Apply at Capital Employment ofioa, HI^lAwnmcest. Sis LMK8T-CLA8HSKIHT MAKKH AT^* Spruce st.. Wi^m Side. IADY 11) II VMH.KTHKDKLIMONK l)( OOK^'* Itisik. Han.lsoine iiicniiies Inmiik maile by^llusyi now at work on it. Five luuiiinvl thousand^isinies will In- Hold. LilH'rnl terms lo ^ismI paitlN^aduvaaloff iHtrticulars. Charles I.. Webi-tcr A^Co.. Miuncapoli... Mum. Send for canvass,.r's^catalogue. IADY AliKNTS WAN'TKI) FOIl MY WON-^,J derful new rnlilx-r undergarment, tiramlct^invention fur wi.men ever seeu. Mrs. H. F. Lit^^tle. Chicago. IADY Al,KYI'S FOIl CHILD'S KKFOIIM^'' Waistn. Skirt-Hustle Substitute. Hahy Dia|sT^Siq-ikirter, etc. New Bjaalai t)ur agent at Austin.^Minn., matte tTS in ten days, lyidits, Sii|.|ily Co.,^^^ Washiaglou street, Clucagii. II1)1.P W \^TK.I^ M A II VALKSM\N wanted IN i ll is dujtkict.^l^ One,if our BTM earuini piAOS in 's7 and^^S.'JUU in 'ss and in doing la-tter this year. P.O.^Hoi 1.1171, New Yo:k. (kFFK'K hoy AT PAli.SKN A MoCON- IAHOHKH8.-KNtlUlltK AT *M EHillTH^avenue. T avenue.'WO TINNI.Ks. IIKLKNAHiinKINi. O. /'I.IMHKKS AND Wl ItKMKN ON HOTII KLKt trie light and telephone work in Spokane^Falls, Apply to W. S. Norman. Spokane rail*. \|KN AND TK.VMS TO WOKK ON THI^Houl.ler A Klkliora branch railroad. Ap^^ply to James C. Twohy. Honlder. I^ K.NTLKMKN TO HKI'IIESKNT PS IN I'll IS^city and county. Our Issiks are the Is'st in^the world. Lits'ral arrangeiiientN made vita foodparty. Aihln^ss ('lias. L. Webntor A Co..^liiineais.lis,*Muin. sitcationsWAMTBD. AilvertiseinenU.uuiier this head tlir.s' tmns^1 BEE. IKDKUti LKHK. ItKUlSIKUKD IN^-* Miuni*sota by examination; s|Miak* (ierman;^live )ears exiN'rience. ^o^od ns'ommendalions.^Orlando Didra. Waws'a, Minn. IYOUNG MAN WHO IS ACOI AINTKD^*' with all the Seandiiiavi^n issiple in the city,^and understands the I ierman language, wanta a^position in store, nflice or as deliverymau. Ad^^dress II. V.. this awa BY AN KXPKHIKNt KD bTKNOQKAPHKK^and t^|s^wriler. Woman's Kxclnunrc. 14^Warren st. ICOMI'Ki'KNT DItAPtiHTSM \N WISHES^'* emplovmelit ill all olhce or at home Address^this office, Draughtsman. I)Y A STKADY VODNfl MAN A STEADY^position, watchman prelcrr^^d. Oooo ref-^erenccs. Address W. K. I'., ludeis'iident. |)Y AN AMKIIH AN LADY AS HOI SE-^kf*i*|ier. city or country, country preferred.^A.I.Ire. Mr*. K. A., s.'shixili avenue. NYA YOI Nil QBBMAM Q1EI* A PLACE TO^O ,1,, general Iioiih,.work. Apply Sunday, from^*J to S p. iii., at sll South Ihsluey at root. cK.WINi,IN PHIVATK FA MI LI KS HY LUV.^AddnsiH 'A'i S|sMieer stns't. HY AN KXPKHIKNt KD LADY SI'KNOIi-^rapher. to do office work or assist in Isaik-^kiH.ping. Address 4-f Park ave. EXPERIENCEDTIMEKEEPER WISHES A^situation. M. h. A., this othce. tYODNa LADY OF EXPERIENCE Win LD^* like the can* of an invalid laily or child, or^jsisition as working iMIWJaMepSfi Address or^call on Mrs. I, A. Elder, No. \IH Clark street, or E,llldejiellilelit othce. VOKKl:\T DtVKI.I.IM.s. tSIX-IMKIM HOUSE APPLY AT NO. Sunrise Terrace, corner Sixth and Davis st. l'I\KBOOM HOI SK. Fl HNIKHKD. EN-^\ a quire at HI Eighth aveiuc. tSIX-HOOM HOUSE tl BENTON AVENUE^souili. S. K. Hichanlsou. LfODBOB TWO ROOM HODHK, UlfMINti stniet, tsw'k of Howie stris-t. S!IXAND SKV'KN l^K^M HOUSES. ALL MOD-^O mImMMM Inquire of J. S. Fealli- erl). WKVKNHOOM (DITAt.K. CENTRAL UM A-^n tlon. Call at Paiils4.ii A Mct 'onneira. IOH HIM KOOVIs H HMsllKO. ^HIM IMS KOH^^ Jaflanoa st. HOUSEKEEPING.124 iT ^r, KWINd STREET. {((NICE UNPURN1HHE0 AND SIX H B*^^ IMMl rooms. A|iply to Mike Hi'iuig,^Hriilge Btris.t. I.NDIAMOND BLOCK, OPPOSITE ELECTRIC^' light works, elegant rooms. A|qily to James^Sullivan, court house. TWOLARGE. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT^1 risiiiis. with use of Iwth, at 7;iti Fifth avenue. VIWLY FURNISHED PARISH AND BED^A^ risHii and furnished moan for gentlemen,^near Main street. Inquire at No. 124 Ming street. l'URNISHEDROOMS AT PORTER FLATS,^' Ewiug Ktniet: entirely reiiovalol and under^new management, t all in liasemeut orat Porter,^Muth Cox, tinId bloat. THEPACIFIC till LEV MR HOUSE STEAM^^ Mat, elegant i....iii,; Ml. 7'i. II, suite-tl.'lU |s'r^day. No dinn-putahle haracmr^ allowtsl. HARVEY HOUSE, HHANI) STREET, NEW^ami elegantly furnislie.l risims, single or in^suites. I'OltIlKNT Itl sIM-.ss lllll IMk THE HIONT ROOMH IN BBiI\DWATEH^^ Will.ling, now is-cupi.^l by A. J. Steele* Co.^will Is* for rent Not.^A Co. I. Apply to S. C. Ashby INKr.vi ^nCBLLAMBOIW,^TOPMTAI-LBD ITABLI Willi coach ihouse, loft sleeping r^H^iu*and every facility.^Sprue)' street. Terma moderate. Apply at II.^Nicholson A t'o.'s wandiouse, op|KS^iie p,^freight de|sit. Mil HONS Mist I I I AM OVB. UY VN KXPEK1ENCRD HOBBI i s Ml it.^fifty horn-- to hroak to saddle and harnewi at 10 ,^acli. I'artjs. de-irun.' hor*,.- bri.k. ii mar^a.l.ln^ss W. T. M.. Kast Helena.C IADY AliKNTS, ALSO MEN; TWO IMMENSE aewspselalIrtss. One laily m.-kle bafora^dinner; another $lrt first hour. Addrww Little'A^Co.. Ian 44-t Chicago. 111. HOIm \t V M I ii in\ i!i:i.i\ni,K MAMOV s\i UX family. 4'In-fore Nov. SI. a six to eight ristm house^with all modern improvements. Mast la* cen^^trally loeMad and within ten atlajMr walk from^the MMHa Knqiiin* st the Ply moiitli Cloth-^hing house. No. ns,,uih Main st. IIOIsl To ill BOARD I NT I II, (tNI Min nt DOUBLE not st. CON-^' taining live nsmis each, to let to a family^who would wi-.h in tatard the proprietor and Ids^wife. Vtilr,-*-. H. al HMMMd at oth.-e. LOOT, TOWHOM I T \Y CONCKHN. \ll PKIl-^4 son* sr.* warn.-.! a*-ain-t purchasing loi* N...^^ twdSIa block Uof the Ceiural Maitloata^the city nf Helens with ^ut inv runsrnl or suaa-^ture. MRs. ELIZA i I j A VAN Alii 11. |;t oiti.i^Bla. I'M' KI|N^N\ I SKI.l'(' Tl- D^drop ALOVKLi^in an.I mv It. INC'KI.I V M Ol s. \SJANITOR. CLERK^** Can furnish reference,^olhce. tillANYTHINii.^Addns-s L, this A.I.AIHKS IX) VISIT HA Hi lit KX Fl h^ris.ins. iyANTEDoni ill NDBBD HEAD of^hor^a*s or cattle, to la* fed this winter, giaal^l^aatnrc. shmU. corral and hay. near town. In^^quire of Dr. n. Salvail. 'I'KAMS WANTKD to HA I I. from nm 4to ft*) cords of wissl from Met lei land crock^to Helena. Kinpiire of A. J. Daviilmm A Co..^Helena ave. VOTH'Klo rKAMSTERiA I will HeLl^*' yon in lot-, of 1.IMI isiiimli. or more at^tl.Ha per hundred pounds. Johns. Miller. Union^block, Helena. 'I'Ot'OKRKSPONIt WITH PARTUS Wilt)^^ can furiUFh ail.lresw*-! of citizeii-1 rending in^their hs-alitiHs, country, villages and towns under^|o.um popalatloa. Il^vrar^liug price i^id and^oil.er particulars. aildre*s box tp.i. Tup^ik^ Kan^^sas. IfMB iLKHO, THE t KLEHHATKD CLAIR- '4vojaut an lie ciiibull.il at the lloltei boUa-^illg. Rim.Ill In. 'Pin bntuuc population IX) KNOW I Hahcm-k is headquarter* for fur*. ItxiHEAD OF CATTLE OR BHBBP TO WIN- ter on *h.ire*; pleiitv of hay and goi*! range.^Address Allen A S. II. Butcher, bnlependaol^office. WANTKD IJH MKRINO OR COTS- Wohlewe*. 1 to :t years old. Adilriw Hox lit. Helena.Mont. MONKYTO LOAN. 'I'OLOAN HY II. h. PA KM Kit. SEE ADVI.lt^4 tiscincul on the fourth p-ig,.. (\SIMTRovkd LAMP OR CHATTEL MORT- gagi^*. John S. Miller Union Block, Hel- MONEYTO LOAN UPON IIKLKNAHIM. realestate up..ii reaN..nal.le term*.Apply-^to I i., I HiiHM-ll, room tl, laooipsuabhs k,^Helens, Mo1.1 IABOB AMOUNTB OF MONEY D) low^onimprovejl and unimproved city mal estate^and on ranch,*, at low rat,** C. F. Ellis A Co..^insurance agent*, real ,**tate agents, mortgages^loans. MONKYTO LOANOM IMPROVED HELENA^*'4 property. 'Time and lerni* t,, Niiit. J no. S.^M. Neill. RiH,nisSand 7. Ashby building.; MONEYTO LOAN! InMinis to rail ^m from Nix MmitliR to PhntYt^v^Tiiui* mi Iw'ul KhuiU Secnritv. Moneyofl hand. No Delay. Cusli punl^for Ileal l^stiitc Morb/H+ieH by W.H. CLARK SON, Gen. Agents. SANDSBROS'. ExhibitionThis Week. NLEW Silks. Saliiis.Velvets,^Ihcss (iootls. NEW! TableLinens, Napkins.Sheetings,^Wash Goody. NEW! Flannels,Broadcloths.^Ladies^ Cloths,^Jersey Cloths. CLOAKS.CLOAKS. CLOAKS, Openingof Falland Winter Styles in Ladies',^MiMMeH' and Children's Wraps. We offer them^al Lon Prices. Take Elevator lor cloak and^Carpel Department b: CANSk KLEIN. EXTRALARGE MEN, EXTRATALL MEN, EXTRASHORT MEN, EXTRAFAT MEN, EXTRALEAN MEN Canall Bint Ui^miih^^Iv.^h with SInIihIi, Well Kilting Clothtw of tiiasl MnU.nal at^K^^iu^iimble I'rusw. from our Im^iiiIv Miulf ('lotliuii; I )e|iurl inent. WeMake a Point of Insisting Upon the Distinction Betwooa^CHEAP CLOTHING AND CLOTHING CHEAP W*fcw 0btm^ OVShlMg for all Men, Hoys and ('liihlrtm, stnUble for all^hioiih ami IMmpauOM. Our Now Stock ia all llnubt, Clean and^Kr^Hb, mill at I'ru-t-H you Cunnot ICvHiat.^(1ANS A KLUH,HKI.KNA, MONTANA. A.LOGAN. A.C. LOGAN. LOGANBROS., Wholesaleand LVt.iil Dealers in flour,feed and produce! CORNERCLORE and EDWARDS STREET8. t]\m Cmmij, minneapolis,MINN., Boardof Trade Room, PltttburK Block,|Hel.na M )\TANA nhklnstitnrt Theonly First ChiHH linsineM School^Ik-Um-i'ii St. I'nii 1 nnil I'orllnnil. Ni|(ht^wlnsil Ocbiber to April. ICeml ^Hoard^of Kefireiiie^ in (^ille)f^j IU*|s^rter.^Wait* for U^rmn. HAHN^ WALTER8,^Gold Block, Helena, Mont. A.H. NELSON,^l.aml ami lOning Atty. SevenVears l^|H*rii*ni-e in^the (Jen^ernl l.ainl Ollire at WiiHhitiKton, I). ROOM8, ATLAS BUILDING.^Main Street,Helena. Montana. THE^NEW YORK. Whenyou are in nes'd of mi Oven-oat or Knit, (*^ve uh a call. Our Line of (!]^iiiK in 00OOMM to ls^ the l''iiiet,| ever hIiovwi in Helena. Our^Prices tire More K.-aeoiialile I hnn Kls^^w bt-re. 99 TheE*MMMU ^STANDARD^ SIiiiIh. PUC, Clnrk 4 Phus'l Worlil lU-nowiiial Nnok-^weiir nnil (llovw, Bftttersliv A Sutton Im[x^rt^-^I Stiir IIiiIh, StetHon'H l'eer-^lese Soft hnts. Full Line of Fur dnts, ('n|w, Ktc. BOY'S^ CHILDREN'S SUITS A SPECIALTY Clothingand Shirts Made to Measure, at NLW YORK PRICES, and Fit Guaranteed. atlasbuilding.^Him not FORFALLAND WINTER. JUSTRECEIVED. aLhm t-bs k of iinpiiiled ahd Dnnttlr flwltlngi. QttnxMtinM, Tiounrinpi and 1ii i m VtMtingB, irblofa I MB piywd to make up on BhatWft Notice. Good^U'orkuiniiNlii|i ami itjrUafa I'.l QlHWIltwd. Cull anil K^'t my pricee before pur-^^ hit .i.f cIkcw here. GEO.SCXZILLEie, MERCHANTTAILOIl,NO. 13 PARK AVENUK. 35CENTS. 35 CENTS. IIVKKV HTAHLK U^**^ hona-s. liariH^* ami wtwuru-. Iswuiii. ami t*r*^. will rent^nt-e^l a|.|.l). 1' Uian~|i^II. Dill.in. i.-.l.l.- MAIHSVILLK; Bt- l*art; ih, ntl.er INK Itltlt'k STOKP; !.(MiM WITH I'LATK^- ^ia*-^ fri.i.t. Aw Z!zW, on tie- Main biimnew, -.tn-i-tia Miwinila.^.Mi-.M.nlii. Uout. AiMrshsK. W. Hrliillina. utubkb0omii IN I'KNN ItlXX'K, ALHt)^btorwuuii^ slut tMliii-. in I'ittsbiirK Itli-ek.^Iui|iiire of Julin W. rimmu-ion. rmim VI. I'itts-^burtf bloi'k. CurtainPoles With Brass Trimmings, Usually Soldfor $i.oo, Only 35CTS. THIS WEEK A.T The FOWLES' CASHf |STORB! Leading Millinery and Fancy Goods House in Montana.

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TIIKDAILY INDEPENDENT: HELEN A. TUEs !^A MOl.XINf;. OCTOBEB 2.1 lH8f^. THEPERILS OP THE DEEP AVessel Wrecked Off the Virginia^Coast and a Number of^Men Drowned. FiveSailors Lashod to the Rig^^ging and Slowly Washed^to Thoir Death Wfcraa( arartanaUn whin- IMaylaa: (nilsra I ,^r, I n^l h lit l^ kllls^1^llurltil in lh^' Kuins. NoKMi.h.Va.. Oct. I*. The aaVaoBMi^BaafBB Ti HHMH ol ('iitnilin, N. j., MM^wrecked nff Mm CMM hi MMM l'^^t^Wednesday night When liM *MMl was^first mm sunk inI'r.gkiTH 1 iy tlx life-oaTingcrew. Thursday morning, tiie^won MM lushed hi MM rigging. OMfcf anaMm tmmmd mm wi th swept away MM) tin-^^. I.iiHt night two men were left, nud^at sunset iMi MMMMJ ^'illv cpik- remained;^and uiiil.iiil'tedly lie will share tlM fateof^Ml shipmates MflMV morning. Ml*^saving MM MM watched for mi I'l1^'^lainty to go t^^ tin- MM bM Ikl Hiirf Inn^run too high for boat to Mb M attempt^at n lu'f. Alarge three in.islcil lehuoWM, tlvuil; ii^flag of tlir-tr.ml ih ashore eight miles out MmOregon Inleti Aaaiataann will hs Mt fromMV I In' waooilM Limit ffl)M|^luiiilu r Null ii. froM Savannah to BalllBlOfB, MmMm nferked on BoaaM Island. Tna captainninl steward were saved, hut (We^llil'll Were drowned. The vessel ih h tatal^loss, and bM cargo ih wishing naBOB. TaeaobouaarA. K. Hlackiiian rulMi u^M^^jm MMilMii Captain ^'*ail.H UMnk hythe uid of Hi'otk jacket, MM to Nt w^inlet und was saved. TlM rcinuiiiiicr of |M^crew wern lost. KIIhhIwhin- najrtanj PMi,^Iuwin, I'm., IMtffL |mm mm) .linnm^IMmm BoMarl Until^iw, HmmmI Id n wingmid ll^ nj iiniii HMfaM MM! ^MMN] m^^dcr a oar |^lny itit.' BBfwB yestenhi\ lit 6^o'rlock, when tin- i nline pusheda train of^ears hack M MM Hiding. MM] MM Ml^tln-v mm under, inatantl) 11.'i.^ Rubia^mm, Hemming ami Tie smut Tbompaon.^Jami'H Tbunpaon bad ala back hrokea and died wIiil^- l^ing MMOtad to Inn home. stuidisMeapaiL iiurii'iiin ihsBnlna.^hki.ma. Ala.,Oat,M\ A mmmmMi mm d Taylorand four colored MM win- hum d in tin-i iiniKof iihuriird bnibiinKtkia uiorniiii-, UMui mi ih not BgnaatSa to 11v^ and tin^others an dangerously injured. \l.'ul \l, W l.DIHNi.. Diseasefiistencd itH clutches upon her and^for ae^cn years she withstood lU severest^t hut her vital organs were undermined^and death deemed iuiniinent.^ For three^luotitliH hlie ciughid mi '-mailtly and could^not sleep. Kin Imught of us a Lottie ^^f Dr.^K New liiHciiverT for CoiiHUiiiption and^whh ho uiurh relieved M tukitit.' the fu-t MM^II. .1 hIii Hlept all liiuht and with one hottle^liUN baM iinraculuUHly cured, lier name m Mr--.Lather Lata/^ Thaa wriu-H W. C.^Iliiinrick A Co. of Shelhv, N. ^iet h free^trial Imttlc at H. S. Ihile ^l Co.'l drnn Ma II.ii ui. an Strength HimtinaillJon Ikl Htram, or overtmed at^niteryaU, ih far leHH deniraHle than ordinary^vi^or perpetuated bf rational diet and exer-^cine, and abstention from excenn. I'rofi-Hh-^ional pui;ili^tH and athleten rarely attain old^Ah ordinal* VigN may he retained h*^a w iae rei;iiril for Hanitary living, aM for^the protection au'iiniHt dineaae which timely^and judicious inetlication afforda.no alao it^may be IohI tkruagh prolonged Hi di ntary labor,an interrupted mental Htram, and fnulinllanting and drinkin^. tin -chief and^iin.Ht nnpin.li.it. MeqaeMi ^f all four MMJ^d\H|i. pHia. For Huh condition tluiH, or in^anyway indue..I. ami for itn olfhprinK, a^failure of inUhcular and nerve piwer, ijoa- MtMMBtnaaanb IMtMw ih the pilaiM and moatgenial of renn diea. Not only indica^^tion, hut loan of leak, ap|h-tite and sleep^are remedied liy it.. Incipient malaria and rhonatatMBiare baaiabedi and kidney, howeland liver complaint removed hy it.

Iin.m I'aeltlr Itailway.^Au'entH at (iarriaon, Deer Ijodye. Warm^Hprui;-. Stuart. Anaconda, HHW MW| MM,Divide. MeiroHc. ciiion, ited Rank andSpinit,' Hill, Montana, will Hi ll excur- aionMaMMfta lakt Lake Catf m Oai PMMIMM riitea Kiven In-low. Ticketa^^Bo4 |OMj to and including )ct. M| |Mi^returnini; to and includuii; Nov. UM IIns llH ihon account of the ^(ijlnmre juhi- mi l.s FUn (iariis.ui DeerLoMjM WarmSprin/a Stuurt Anacoiidii. Itutte S.U.iHow,^Divide^Melros. i.^Dillon,^lied Ida*.^Sprue.' Hill. S.It. i !|LM aHRAD,^^i. I A.. M i *IH40 17M IIIM^U '.^^^It; M^Ii ^i lbin K) fjea.AmM D. I^Paaa. Agent I Untie.Mont J.A. l.KWIH, .Ky^ Botte, Mont. A.K. Vk.a/.ik.^liv.. II. U na. Mont. i:^ i l.ssioN A I. C i. i'- .ii.t l i liltHAKIM,^All'tii.-l at Iaiii. HatleiHelMiua. 11 t^ i^^. Montana.^Pohtolln.- la.x j.'ii.U rLaHKHTV, t'lnl'irtakiir. atarriai;''^i a I'rliinsH ^f PvMeM ami the no* n Pftaaa ^i lir-^*. Atiiunh,Oat, Mi The marriage of I'rin OCHHSipllle, af I'rilHSIII, and the Duke of^Aost ra, MMI u prince of t in-eci wan aoleiun^lied yesterday. Hi^ wedding pria't-Hsmn,^headed hy a Hipjadrou of cavalry, left thn^palace, the lirat eiyht rurringea cont.iiiiiii|r^the royal families and other MnMMMMMMI^of uohlllty. Then came a KorgisiDa Htate oarnae mnlalahm Ijneea LMga ami the bride,drawn bv aix black bomm covered^with Hilv.-r trappni^H. tin either Hide of thelafriaMM baiaeMaa were a^iMgOaaana, Ih Duke of Sp.-uta, and Ins bfoMMM. The^whole route wan lined with triHips. behind^whom were pack d aohd BMaaMOl apecta^tors, TM gMaMM enihusiasui wan mam^fcalcd by the |mpulace. The Ii.iiiiIh.nin^anifin in and jeweled ordera of the kalta r^an-^ the MagaiMant diamonda worn hy^Augusta Victoria attracted umverHul^admiration. The MMM M MM ciithediul aaaabeiUiaal one TMoaateraiaiaol the^church v. ih strewn with rosea. The Her^tic s occupied more than an In.ur. Priaae^Victor unit QeOTga of Walea held BoMm^nrowiis over the headn of the bride and brbjaariiiiiM Taa aedding party retaraed bydilfi rent loiiti-H and iirnvedat the palace atlo'eloek, vbea tM Marriage wan again aolenn/.id. I'he cereiiioiiv tins time was in aaordanoawith the Lathe ran rite and MOhalaM in tb# Knit's private chap. i Dariagmi pereiuoa* Priam Heary ol^Ptaaaia and Priaoea Viator aad Oaorge ol^tYaUa alternately arid MMbriM'i coronet. whilethe Maraw itch, l'ritice Waldenian^and l'rmce t i. ol i^i il t ireiH'e. held t In 1 I^net of the btidegTialM. At 4 p. in. the^Duke of S|iar'a inducted his In de from^the royal palace to hia ow n palace, amidst^till' applaiia-- of the |h^puhice. 1 lie diplo^unitiv body waa IliviVed ton gala hampiet at theBalnea. Ijomhin.^ ict at, ti^. BtatriaM ^f PtfiaM^Uatifeldt to Clara Uautington, daajrhtot of^OoUia P. UMtington, ^f New York, tiaik^place to day in the CathoiM oratory at itioniptiin.riie oareaanny wan aMfanaed^by Hial.op Kuuaona. 1 in wedding aai private,only the relatives and a few fi lends^of the bride and gloom befaMJ pn-si lit. The^wedding lire.ikl ist was wrved at the tier^man embaHHy, after winch the couple^started for Italy. \ManaeM Hraihat*a Mtatda,^Nkw fMa, Opt, M llenrv llorwit/, tin^diamond broker, Hinculed bv Moutiag this BiMMaga, Iiisuipassid la the Wnrhl Ihe M-Sl.l.l.le.l tl.tllla ^f till' ('IllCHgO, iraaahM.V St. I'uul railway, running^daily BeMjBM St. l'aul and Miliueapolia^and Milwauk's. mid Chicago, are the |s*r^fectioii .f Hindi rn railway equipment, and^are unsurpassed in the world. I hey con^^lHt of elegi.nt day coacheH. rullmau'a hit^est and'la st sleeping cars and the tinest^dining cars in the country. I'liese tiatna^are lighted by electricity and heated by^att ain, mid IBonJ to the ti.-.v.-It-r every com^fort and i-itivemim e to be hail at tiie very^bt'Ht lloteln. All classes ot tickets ar.' lion^on d M these traiiiH and the rates are in^higher than by other lines. It is for this^reason that SlaBfIlllittltlWg traveler! pat FoniMthiaaoranan) and insist that wait ticketsread over its line, as the) n iturally^want the bt-^t HtrMce f.u their BMM Ia, Verdict I MatMBM^W D. Suit, druggist. I'.ippua. Intl.. leslt flu*:^laaaNmaMMOd Kleetrie HitMraai tin-very best remedy. Kvery bottle sold^lias given relief ill every MM, One man lookan bottlaa and nfMeared ol raearai tiniuof t. u hbii1 MUadinj|,'' Abruhani^Hare, druggist, BeUevlile, t lino, afnrmt Thebest selling lltenklllie I have i vi^handled 111 my tw enty years' i X|h i ii ncc. i^Klectric Hitters.^ InwNMaaaVi of others^have added their testimony, so that the ver didlaananiniaaa thai Kleetria Mitt, is d. cureall diseases of the liver, kidlievs o^blood. Only half a dollar a bottle at 'II. S^Hula I Co.'l drug store. AUuuiaii's Hisciiver*.^^Another wonderful discovery has been^made that. bM b* a lad* in this county IUhWarren Slr.s.t. DATUM l'l^l,liiine tlu. ft,0' Aln-rney al I jiw. Baaaailaadt. aahhi Haak, iinieiia. Moat. puor.m \u wKitNK.it IMahM^f PMae, HaM and Suixina No.Ids Hoarif Htns-t. or at A. P. urtiu'i Muiir Store.Helena. Moiil. iHHXH\ m LXABD, Attorneyand t'ouiiHellor at law Willpractice in all ouaita of ns-ord in the ter^nior^. tllhcn in i,.il.I lllo.-k H.'l'.ua. Mont. tttUBUMIK. IIMIIIOl K. Attorneyami t'otiu-s-llor at Kaw MastimcTMtaia, Habaak Mont. WOOLPOUA lllttlWNINt), BMMejratslMB,sn Daafkura akaat, CtaaaM UM.^. w.s.i koi k. itiuNVii.i.b w. uanwNian. vv i.^ iN'.. VtMerinar Snrtrism. IHBea llr.~ k a Piaber's Stables, ls.wer Mai' trisM. 'l'elepholl'. i'JU. ii.MMMOTTi^Maaaavr t^ Helena UBdBrtaMM Oa.) i'ractie.ilI n.liTtaker. tlthcetui.l aarefUOBl I-' Park avenue. Tabu boa*-ii. Unaa aaj aai akibt, kAUUMMA M l'(iNNKl.l,. ArclitiH-ts. AttendStrictly to Art'liit.s-tiiral Work.^Plans and-iMs'it.cat inns .IrawiL Work Hup*, vistst. lllli.-e Itltaburi lll.s'k. Helena M.u.t. AMatcbless Stock! Absolute Reliability1 Best mm Store in tie City! Thequestion frequentlv arises whv th^ New York Store has overshadowed all competi^^tion. The answer is quickly given. We carry the FINEST STOCK of Dry Goods in the^Northwest. We show only high class novelties and meet the demands of an educated trade.^The immense throng of customers continually in our store and increasing sales make plain to^every one that we are doing the Dry Goods business of Helena. i o 5i o Ho Wehave sold mor^ Plush Garments during the months of September and October than^ever before. It cannot be otherwise. We have the quality and the quantity. Ask your^neighbors and they will te 1 you that for Elegant Styles and a Perfect Fit go to the Emporium^of Fashion, the New York Dry Goods Store. M.W il h M AN.^Physician, Surassui, tecouctier, ttcnliat anaAm int. JMafBan Francisco MislicaJ Society.^Nevada Slate Medn-al S.H-11-ty. Ofk Pap-hen's drua More, corner ahovt^Main and I! road way. Kiitrance on Hroattvay antt^Jackson. Helena, Montana, t'oustiltatiouji^ttonnaii and I'.iurlisli. JOHNV StTINKIDKK MMPainter. Memin. litir,I Flaaf aaaba Block. I'.^). Ilox M. Helena. Mmit. I'uhlicliuildiiitrs.clinrcliiw and dwellina Housaa^hs'orat^^i in the Ut.vt style. IMeieareaIlea. W. A. t lark and Mr. M J^I'alhntt. Botte; Hon. Sam Wold, Mrs. S. T^llanser. Mr. K Ii. Wallace. Mr. John t I'ai.lsen^Helena. Scratchwork and Kiiilsstseil Oruauienlation^pateuteil, a spucialty. M.S*|ia IvSIA^Lm Kit. ininissioiit tteneral i And trflio*'^Atlorney-al-lwiw. Atlanticll.nl.liiai, Wasliiio-'ton. I). I'.^Kour years etisTieuce as a menilier of coiurrt^* andfour tears in iterul Caad tlrlice. Prac- titss.-Mall the di-|Mtrtui.-iits and MtM Sin.reins^and Put riot 'onrls. laundai.thuaiai lata a BMrialM. FINEFURS. NewlyImported IEvery Yard Warranted. Ladies,every critic of dress will tell you there is nothing so decidedly genteel as a Black^Silk Dress. Remember also, ladies, that we carry only imported Silks and sell them at New^York Prices. Our stock of Silk is immense, more than the combined dry goods stores of Helena BLANKETS,COMFORTABLES Coldweather is certain in Montana. Blankets are requirement that cannot be over-^ooked in this climate. We c-all especial attention to an elegant stock in this line. White,^Chinchilla, Gray, Cinnamon, Scarlet and Blue 31-2 and 4-point blankets from an extra qual^^ity to a 51-2 weight for the small sum of $4. Ba es and Bales of Comfortables in cheese-cloth,^challie print and sateen: prices 90c, $1.25. $2, $3, $4. and $5. Eiderdow i comfortables as^ow as $7. 50c.EACH SpecialOfferings in Ladies'Scarlet All Wool Underwear! $1.00EACH. Anelegant stock of Hosiery; An exquisite line of Corsets, Agents for Foster's Celebrated^Lace Kid Gloves. ALLGOODS ARE SOLD AT NEW YORK PRICES! Outof Town orders Promptly Filled. Satisfaction Guaranteed. NEWYORK DRY (iOODS STORE. CornerBridge and Main Streets Helena.vontana. KT Itl.lsll I ii IN |BBS, IIIIII II T IN IH*: INT1211 NATIONAL IK^TEL. l.ur'1'Ht la^iuliiie; IM.'I. Huh tin* wry Is'st iii'COBjiaMMiattoM in the city^Kati's raduoadl K lM'r 'liy nml u|^^nnlK, iicforiiint; t^i lis-ation of n^^nie. M.LISSNER, Proprietory Jr ThePicnir tf the Great Wi-stl COSMOPOLITANHOTEL. HELENA^ MONTANA. SCHWAB^ ZIMMERMAN, Proprietors. TheOlde.l. Molt i.... .,1.1s Laadlng FlrttClatt Hotal in Ih* City. II.TONN, 3North Main Street, Helena. MILLINERYAND FANCY GOODS. Vntrimin..!llitl^ fnr l.nl^.^ Mi*^- on.l l liilil-^ri'ti tlit- asM.rtnieiit UM Ijitr^.-.- n, 1 Must IVaapaiMa( any la rat in^. ami^PRIIlB THK LOWIOrT. TRIMMEDMILLINERY. hirMillinery U.'iiar'nisiit r ill.sl with ths^l.itt^-t Utsiuns la Kuaad Hat*, Ronnet*, Ttsime^oinl Tnrleiis. No*eltifela all the let.-st. Mil-^lintT) Triiiiiniturs. .-It-. Infants (.lutlits a Spe^^cialty.ii. ix INS. FredStolba Fur Co. \-1 i i.i t-lt.-.l slurs IHlia. ITS.WKB \sn WE, CHICAGO Si-al^iiiriin'iits in Nan nml Btoluahra il^N:ns. ninl IVrftvt in Fit. Onlera^ami tnt-asiiri's |,.ft al Um Helena^Comet anil Knl Olaaa Parlors will^rweive IVntnpt ami I't'reonal AtUtntion orK1 ntsfur Kiitt-rit-k's r^it.M-ii^ oinl Hall's lta- HMB, Ahts'ti trra.l.^s, i,....l. |.i-i'iiarinje Ui). fur col-^Isirs. st-ieutihe tslitsilanil for BMiaMa. First*^class tsluralit'd. tlmrnn^l, ounne nf -tinly. Ail-^ilrssnV. LsHOWiRD, Kti|^riiit^u.leiit. l^irlen t it*, t'tah. IMTKI)STATU*^iii PI TV MineralSurveyor, a I19 l-J N. M A IN. DANIELHANLEY CO., EndunvrJobber* (n Oranges,Lemons and Apples, FOREIGNAND DOMESTIC DriedFruits and Nuts,Ciparsand Tobaccos. sl'lilI \l.l ll^ I ri-st-snl rrraairrt Bnitrr.^r-KK*. I'llt'^ss, fKi-lultl*.. anil XlinitHlia 1 Hasan PvaaMaMi CRYSTALRESTAURANT! HarveyBlock, iHWWl* national BANKmGrand Street, THISPLACE WILL BE RUN ON FIRST CLASS PRINCIPLES Calland See Tliom. THEROCKY FORK COAL COMPANY Innow prepared to dtlifM CV^al from its Mines at nwap1 ToBflBjanjaaan in this City. For Domestic and Steam purposes l^ocky Fork Coa',^1ms no superior in this market. It lights Keadily, makes Hot Fire and leavea little ssli. Trv it. PrincipalOffice: ROOM 25. PITTSBURG RLOCK. iik1stBlll'V Ji F^IMiAR. K.L. Bon nek Co., TillMlNKKs.' Ll mhkk Co., oK. Ilnxm, litsua A Uaii.k.v. L.S. HOLMF.K, A.OENCIK8: Helena.\ Kstks, CoNNr.u. Co.,^Deer Lodga, A. Fkazrb, Butte. OaO. T. Yovnc,^Bark City, Bf.hu Bkoh., i;..- TUnbar. w. H. Whitb, Bo/einan. Anaoonda. Billings.Livingston.^Townsend.^Stillwater. UTAHASSAY OFFICE AND CHEMICAULABORAT0RY, J.T. GOVE, HIU.KNA.MONTANA. tl..1.1anil SiWnr ^l /inr$1 00 Silwjp'1.1an.l lsa.1 2 tw Tin 1 M IrmAt 00 Autimon*. 1 00 ConnerI Arwnic 1 JJ S.ilf1 SO IronI 00 Ft.W. NEI1.I Manufacturerand Denier in Bits.Spurs. Quirt*. Whips, Lashes. Blankets. Sheets. Dusters. Slickera,^Nona link's. Sweat Collars. Horse Boots,and all other goixls usually kept^in a tirst olaaa harneas atore. Hand made drffioj harness a specialty. OppositeGrand Central Hotel, Main Street, HELENA, MONT.

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THEDAILY INDEPENDENT: SELENA. TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 29 188a DIEDTO SAVE d CHILD. AFaithful Dog Goes Through Flames^and Rescues a Little^Playmate. APoliceman Forced to Shoot the^Faithful Ai.l rial to End His^Sufferings LatVLMS*4 ^^^^^^^^^It^ an.I hW lurl-^^b^ H^ n lui i^^n- i:. u mini; *^^^!^^^11 lull tii i t-ill rit ttir*. hvtrjrlniily in thin, tin- I^imi^*i^t city of tin-^HiMMitr atiite. sura hu Iniliiinn|^^li^ dis^^patch, ih kalkJafl i.i-iliiy oi the ^,mdirful^HiUhM of it dnnto an infant child^wht-Il In-ljilfHH mid MtipW k| devour^^ing flamea. The bourn- of the Ni-wella. ^ii^H. Un llfWli caught fin yesterday after^^noon. It in Ixit h biuhII IMMM) and^everybodytxo. pt tin until mother of Mr*.^Newell and the infant were ul,sent, Some^clothiut; left too clime to the r.-dhot Move^iKliited, and the elderly l.idy. who l* quite^feeble, became cuited Mi ran from the^bouse to cull uKKixtance. Immediately the^tire Mjiread, i-xtiiiililiK towards the cradle,^where the babe wun sleeping. Whenthe nii^hlHirN. breathless, ar^rived at tlu-door, a Mranne Hik'bt met i In i r^eye*. I he fait hi ul dou. moused from bm^po.,!lurn 011 the outmih where he had been^lyitlu, by tin- llaine^. bad rushed in and was^MgkfinU the cradle in a vain eflort to drno,^it 111,111 the loom. The dou was ratter^small and unable to drun it as in his Ktruy-^irle he was endeavoring to do. The llo. r^was uneven and 11 rocker was blocked by a I^y. 'lhe devoted animal was burnetl and MM-^plet. ly surrounded by tjuiues. and MMMgh^the door was wide ajiir be refused to leave^the room till a neighbor had rushed m,^^rasp^ d the baby and BMapM to the yard^with it. Wht 11 the dou was safely outside^it was M-ell thttt he was indeed terribly^burned. HfefAMaD 111141 caught lire^uenrthu hit shoulder and extended all^uloiiu his side and over his back. Half his^Ihsly was perfectly free of hair and shreds^of skin and burned llt-sh huuu from hi*^shoulder. Therewere leurs in the eyes of the men^and Wumetl who had gathered, and all were^autiouslodo all they eould fur the poor^dt^u. Water was |s^ured upon him and^jars of milk, and a doctor was hurredly^called. Thu faithful animal was all this^lime HaTlrlM intensely. Heloit-tliedoctor arrived it In cuine e\i-^deuttli.it he eould not live. He had mliab il^the Bailies and smoke bt sides beinu burned.^Ku, iiotwithslandiuu the tenia of the older^New. II children who bad arrived, and, in^fai l, of all present it was deemed a merci^^ful act to kill the dou and a policeman shot^him. OeorueNewell, who owned Joe, the re^^markable dou, ^ays he feels his loss as keen^^ly an he would the loss of any member of^Ins finally, and that if he were alive and^well a^aiii. though he is a ptsir man, 110^money would buy him. Lett-l.i'KKfdllumaolty. Prof.Hall, in his ^I* Duadisine Cere^^bral.^ speaks of man as a riuht-handed ani^^mal. Iteiuu riuht-handed, it is |Mipularly^HHsuiued that be is alao right-legged, but^this does no appear to I,e the case. Stand-^in^ working' with the nuht hund there is a^tendency to uhc the left leu for balance.^Many inuple tind less exertion ill K^inu^iiround eireles to lie- tUkk than to the left,^race tracks are n irlv always made for run-^'lino l ire!, st.it In- nubt. So the majority^of movements are more readily performed^to the riuht, as dancinu, ruuninu. etc. The^rule in walkinu is to keep to the^riuht. nnd this ap|sars to Ik* almost^univeraal! It is more natural to bear to^the riuht. Of a larue number of people^from the better educated class s asked^about the existence of a rule, only t',7 |h t^cent, males and .^ill |s-r cent, females were^awale of the rule; the UlM majority ols-y^it unconseioiislv in walkinu- Crowds tend^to bear to the nulit. l be left leu being the^stroiiuer it is more readily brouuht into^action; hence tio,,ps si.irt oil with the left^foot; it is t be foot which is placed into the^stirrup of the saddle or step of the bicycle^in mounting: so the b it foot is the foot^from which a man takes utf from in jump-^^f, Inthe ex|s-i imeiits of Mr. (J. 11. Dartwin^blimltoldinu DOjn and tailing tin-in to walk^straight, the riuht-handed one diverued to^the riuht and vice versa. From measure^^ments ol (iarsoii of the skeletons of the^two l^J|a, in fil.ii per cent the left was the^burner and m%M the riuht. For measure^^ments of the feet the writer collected the^drawinus and measurements of imu pairs^with the result that in 44 per cent the left^was longer, in percent the riuht and^in Sl.fi per cent they Wi re the same size.^Measurements ul the first joint gn\e ^ai i^T^cent left laruei and at the instep 4l'.,r^ per^oent. From the labia of the figures it is^observed tliat tin- I. ft foot is the more fre^^quently the Urgcr ill the male than in the^female sex. aiitl the la-rcentage of feet of^the same si/e is ureatt r in the female. The^pciceiit.i^i- of the riuht laruer than the left^is very constant, wut-reas tin- number of^the left larger than those in which both^feel were the same nil*- are much more^variable. Man. la-iiig naturally or arti^^ficially riuht-u tnd, d and left-legged, tends^unconsciously to bear to the riuht; lower^annuals, on the other hand, apjieur nearly^alwa\a to circle to the If It. whenthey go to Chicago, New York and^other large cities in the east and south, it ia^tinrefore no wonder that the tide of Mon^^tana travel to Chicago and the eaat ia now^largely over the popular Chicago, St. l'aul^and Kansas City railway. Make no mistake^bat ask for ana insist that your tickets read^over thia justlv popular railway. The din^^ing cars.and Mann Isiudoir sleepinu cars and^the new l'ulliinin cars are marvels of lux^^ury and comfort. No other line between^St! l'aul and Chicago or Kansas City runs^them. Forchapped hands, rouulmeaa of the^skin, pimples or blotches of any kind on^the face or other parts of the Is sly. apply^liutard's Specific. It works like magic and^is warranted by druggists. Sold by U. S.^Hale A Co., wholesale and retHil druggists,^Helena. Curefor Mm^Itching piles are known by moisture like^perspiration, producing a very disagreeable^itching after getting warm. This form, as^well as blind, bleeding Ad protruding pi lea,^yield at once to the apTpicntion of l^r. Ilo-^aanko's 1'ile Keniedy, which acts directIv^upon the imrts uffet'd. sb* orbing the^tumora, allaying theoi.-.tcnso itching and^effecting a permanent cure. Fifty oenta.^Address The l^r. ltosanko Medicine o ni-^p.inv, 1'iquu, Ohio. Sold bv K. S. Hale^S Ok* HomeTestimuny. Hh.kna,Oct. 7.^1 was suffering from an unusally bad^cough, my lungs were sore and congested,^and 1 consulted one of the best physician*^in Helena, whose prescriptions failed to re^^lieve in,-. I MM abirm -d. ami at the^suggestion of a friend purchased a bottle of^Aki-r*s Kuglish Keniedy for coughs, and^after taking it according to directions was^completely cured. 1 therefore cheerfully^recommend it, Jacob ItBM^I had a racking cough and inflamed^throat and bought a hotth- of Acker's Kug^^lish Hemedv upon flu- recommendation of a^friend, and was entirely cured by it. 1 con^^sider it a never failing remedy lor a srttgk^J. iMM^Acker's Knglish M parations are for sale^in Helena only by It. S. Hale A: Co. Dyspepsia Makesti e lives ef m.iny BMBH miserable^causing distress after tiling, sour Mulnaeti^lick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite,^a faint, ^all ifoue^ feeling, ban taste, coated^tongue, and Irregularity of^DiStrOSS the bowels l^ys|s psladoe After ^^l P 1 11 MaM\ it^_ ,lafMM c ireful attention, Eatingam| a r..MIC(|y like rtjffi Rarsaparllla,which acts ^,-ntly, yet efficiently,^it lonei the stomach, regulates the digcs-^iien, MM a go'sl ap- C|/^k^petite, MM In ail.i, lie,\ and refreshes the Mt HOadaCnO^^1 have been triiiibled with dyspepsia. 1^bad but little appetite, mi what 1 did eat^Mnnrt- MMHi me, or did me^tTRtttt mat. After eatinu I bum ^mM MM a faint or tired,^nil-gone feeling, as though i had nut eaten^anything. My trouble Mt aggravated by^/ny business, painting. Last ^^ipring 1 took Hood's S.u-^MJtHMj which did M an StOmaCrl^MM amount of good. It gave me an^appetite, and my foml reli-hed and s itl-ll, d^the craving 1 had preylousiy cxiierlenced.^^liEOHtiB A. Paiik, Watcrtowu, Mass. Hood'sSarsaparilla soldby all dniKglsts. ^l: sir for fs. J'reparnd only^^7 f. t. UOUI^ CO., Apotlieeariei, Lowrtl. Mui IOODoses One Dollar Theuse of calomel for derangement a of^the hvt r has ruined many a tine constitu^^tion. Those who, for similar troubles, have^tried Ayer's Pills testify to their efficiency^in thoroughly remedying the mulady. with-^ut injury to the system. AMl Cure for I'llea.^Dr. Kirk^s QMH Pile Ointment hiiH^cured Hlind, llleeding and Itching Piles^when all other ointments have failnl. It^absorbs the tumors, allays the itching at^MM, acts as a poultice, gives instant relief.^Dr. Kirk's (ieinian Pile Ointment is pre^pared only for piles and itching of the pri^^vate parts, and nothing else. Kvery box ia^warranted. Sold by druugi-tH or sent by^mail on receipt of price, t!n cents and per^box. N^ld by S. K. Hale A Co., Helena. AWoman'. Ili-tovery.^^Another wonderful discovery has been^made, and that, too, by a lady in this^county. Disease fastened its clutches uism^her and for seven years she withstisid its^st-M iest tests, but her vital organs were nn-^deriuiiied ana ilealli seemed imminent. For^three months she coughed incessantly and^could in.i sli-eii. She bought of us a Isittle^of l^r. King's New Discovery for Coiisump^Holland was so much relieved on taking^the first dose that she slept all night and^with one Isittle has ls^en miraculously^cured. Bar MM is Mrs. Luther Lata.^^Thus writes W. Hamrick A Co. of Shelby,^N. 0. (iet a free trial Isittle at H.S.Hale^A Co.'s drug store. baxaryon Wheels.^The people at home always appreciate the^best in the land, and of course they do MostEconomical MMMMMMj Teh. iS, /hrrthy wrlify that I nf^HMrr link in)! fiwiUr, nnulyrrd by^me this ilay, aaMMM o^' rhcmlr.llly^j^urv CM* Tartar anil hist .Soda,^ami contains tut other ingn tlientti of^uny kind. A.W. //.t.V/^,^Assayer unit Chemist. t.scMiinj a la., RmMMm i r.,cn. .\Woni'i Pm Is Ih' DrSimmsComplexion Y/AFfRS. Aftt a tt w ii;i\V will |^t'mHii'*ritljr hmiiovr^^ll Hlotchot., ^ft^l^t-. I'impl** and Kreckl -s. pftr^daefaM au Kntranciiii/h ll^*aiitifiil ri'mplnxinn^lliat iMM tlx* DHfl of |^ow^l^^r* aii^l (THatiiH.^Warrant- -I i*^ r f**^ -11^ harml*****. Htt\i\ liy all iVa*i-^in^' 'iriiKifi-t- at f 1 iter Uix of UK) waf^ r^^. [)r.SinirtiH' Haf*^ IVriinlii-al Waf*'r-* ar** Mir^^and rcliahln fur all ff^mal^* irro*fnlaritic^. l*ri**^^$2|iorr^^x. S**nt hy mail ihwun^ on rweipt ^^f^DM Warrantitl to OOMMUI M ^*TaTi^*y^ t^r^'I'i'nnyri ^yal.^^THtTMLEH A Co.. ^.1 rhanil*t* Sc. NVw York.^H. M. Parrhftn A So!^ \k'^ n'-. Ht'lfiia, TheCelebrated French Cure, rn^one*^M aphroditine- nftuiile IsMold on ^^PG3I1IVE^G'j ARAN TEfc lafor uroRi m,^dianaa.^dinonler at^^^ n.-ratira :^^gsns of Ifttie wbetnei^e .-j-..^ii from Um AFTER^.instants, fobauos oi npititr.^j. tbroiifn vouthful tDitarretlmi, O'er Indus}*^Ac mrh sa l/sa M itrslu Power is ..ei- .^,^-v^ Kfaru.c down Paiua id rha Ma/a. Semina^^eamwv^^ Ifrsterts .NerrossKnutrstimi ^ot^ra^'^a. Kinlioiona. I^tirorrhnes. UliilDeaa. Wesa Men^;n u^^ ot fnwer sud Imnoteiicr, welch H r.^^( p^ teif ettes Ml ^o premstursoldssetuid inasi^:i fri -e tl.od a box.* buxss lor I^.IX, Scot l^r:ll. on rweitit ol tines. AXt ItlTTKN ill' AM A STKKI.-,.^it ier. ui retima tba mone) if a !-^^,^^^^-tare not enacted Tbmnanda ol trftimon-.s.^-mm old snd vounr. ol both Miaa, twrmanec^^lied by aphroditisb. t'lremar free Adir^^I Hfc APHRO MEDICINE CU wbstbssBSAMCa o*rPORT,.Afli dillby H. a. Hals *0^, whoM^s^ t0i^ nirlau so s strait* Im Sslsos. a (OMIKNsKII K VII WAV TIMK TAIILK^Monlana Central. MM HUI'anl. Allan-n- SB^It Paul and east. BM a. m^Montana. Pacibe ex., Hutte and south 4:0U p. ^^Ib leiia and Unite ex., Itutte and south. S;l!^ a. m Marsville e^410 p. m Mar)Bfuta ex7;^l a. m akh1te. St.Paul. Atlantic aJMlil stiuth UM a. ni^Montana, Pacific ex..St. Paul and east ,1:45 p. m^Ib-leiia and Unite ex.. lata and south. p. m Marsville ex..10:110 a. m Mar)Nvilleex..11:40 p. m NorthernPas-lrlr.^ARR1VK. ThroiiKhwt*tlsiund ...2:W m TtiroiiKtitsjstlMinnd 7.J0 ti. ni llutte.Missoula and Helena ex.12 Jl p. m Marvsville|ias^eiiKers 40 a. in lUnuniacoom., Moo., Ws4 aud.KriMl p. m^W lek,-. and llonlder istHM-ionT 10:115 a. in Marysvilleat-coiniiuslatiou2:.-t0 m MMM Tliritutfliw,-NtlM^iiii,li 1 t.. ni TliniiiKheasttsHinil 7:jKl% ii. ui Helena.Miwuiula and Unite ex7:4.% a. m Marvsvilleistwnger3:30 p. m Itiuiinir^M-etiin.. Moil. Wtsl. antl Vii7:1% a. m Wiekesand Ikiultler i j.fc-.T .4:00 )i. ni Mr^^vill,. aeeonmuslation .10:00 a. in tllion 1'itelllr. MMM Perall |Hiintseast, soutli and wis^t, via MolilaliaCentral and ItutteM|k ni ViaNorthiTii rscitii' and lisrriwiu l.t|p. in MMM Fromall |MiintH BSSt, soiiili and wivt,^via Unit,'and Montana Central 11:2% s. n^^Via (iarriMin snd NofUksra Paeiho .{U:'20 p.Jm 1 UNIONPACIFIC m Ti ONSALE^TO AT.iL O-OEAST VIA THK- NORTHERN: PACIFIC^RAILROAD. TheDintag iir Rroata AND GREATSHORT LINE ToAll Kaiten CiUtu! -MilHESHORiESifiOUIErocMco andAll Points East. THEONLY THROUGH ('Alt ROUT! LmRmm Quick Tune, |*hhmm PhI-^uce SleeiiifiK ('nrH. HOWCAN THE LONG 'r1 A Mia)a^s^ssssssssaa^ssssssss^sssssssss.ss^aaasssssl tLi BE THE SHORT andyet Is*^the short-^,^-i In-i sjaaa^xiveu aataM rorinstance^the HU Paul,^Minneapolis ,V^Manitoba Itail-^way has over^i 0 0 0 miles of^road; in a a* n 1 f^^i e e n 11 y equipped^a u d ni a n a e d .^itis one tit the^s-reateet railway sys-^teius of this country';^for the same rt-am^us it^is the traveler's favor^^ite to all isiints in Minne-^sots. North and South^Da k ol a and M o u t ana.^It is the only line to tireat^Falls, the future mnutifact-^tnriioj center of the Northwest;^i., il^. fertile free lands of the Milk^Hiver Valley; anil offers a choiet. of^three routiw to the Coast. Still it^in the slinrtts'l line between St. Paul,^Minneapolis. Ksr^o. Winniisir, Cnsiks-^ton, MiK,rlii^tl, Caeselioti, l.lyudon,^lirafton, 1-erKiiH Falls. Waliis-toii. Is-vil's^Ijike, itinl llutte City. It in the l^-sl^route to Alaska. China and Japan, and the^journey to the Pacific Coast, Vancouver, TV^coma, Seattle, Portland and San Francisco^will he reineinl^.n^d an the deli((ht of a^lifetime, once made through tl^^ won^^derful scenery of the Manitohs-^Patitie Itoute. To hnh sud hunt:^to view the in a u i h ce no a ol^nature; to revive the spirit; re-^sttire the last)- to realite t|,^^dream of tin- home-^efkcr, (lie^Kold-Msker, the toiler, or the^capitalist, visit the country rsaeaad by Ms st. Paul. Minneais.lis Mani^^toba Ituilway. Write to K 1. WlllTNtY, ii. P.* T. A., SU Paul. Millll., for maps. bo o k s and sTui-h-s.^If you want a fn*-^farm in a love^^ly land, write^for the ^(ireat^lU-servat ion.^^Iiea, I it and^resolve Ut^accept^the^K ol^^den HANDOF^FORTUNE Minneapolis^ St, Louis Railway, iM]m TwoTHROUGH TRAINS Daily KIIOMST. PAUL and MINNKAPOUHf, T()OHIOAGH With.Mit('hatlkfi^, ro!imN*1iruc with tin* Ka#^t trains^of All Line* for tli( :-K.\ST AND SOUTAKASTjfcJ HieDirwt and (Inly bine runnlag TliroiiKli^I 'ars Imm wistn isand Des Moines, Iowa, IVia'VIIs.rtJIsi'aud Fort DMMl SolidThrough Trains Between SiinneapolistV St. Louis. sadthe prinei|^l Citit^2|^f the ^Mississippi, snd^coiinis-tini,' in rnionflS potK for all poutl^South and.Soiith went. Manyhours^eari^l. and the (INLY LINK^aaMs|^two trains Daily to KANs\sjtrv, i,i:\vi:nwoimii. aTcraON, makiiwaonneetlotutwitli'the I'nion Paeifie^and Atchison, Tois'ka A Svita Fe railways,^Che-^ county.tions faaat in 1 uion la^tsit^with all trains of tin- M. Paul. M inn,^|s,lis andBunJtoba, Nortnsra raous, St. Paul it Duhitlillailways, from and Ui^aix i'DINTS ROKTH AND NOHTIIWF-ST. t1,etrain^ ^f the Miunt^|silis A^KKMKMIII.lt: St. I/iiiis llailway are compossd ofi'o-af,,ru^lilf Day llgaMMt^Matrnihcnt Piillinan Sl^-piiu ar^. Morton lt^-^cliniiut liair ^'ars. and i olehrated PalaceIDining- Cars. |P*Mlt^^. ^f Hawmae rlwwkt-l nil K. Fare^always as low as the loans'! For Time Tablet,,^Tliroua-li Ticktt-. He., t-all uism the nearest^Ticket Aavnt or write to C.H. HOLDRIDGE, (lentralI i,Pane. Atft. Minnespolis^Miun EAST,WEST,^NORTH and SOUTH AT- nNorth Main Street HELENA.MONTANA, A.L VEAZIE. Passenger Agent. A.IsWfM a A., llutte. Mont. THECHICAGO^MILWAUKEE 4^SI. PAUL R Y. IstboFmI sfail Slmrt liine fnun St.^I'iiiiI ami Minticii|Hi|ia via l^i ('rosso m ,I^MihvatiktH- tn Clin aifo anil all |siintM in^the Kasleri) Stales and Canaila. It ih^the onlv line under one inatia^etnent ls^-^t^es^n St. Paul anil (TiiriiK't. anil is ttio^Finest Kt|tii|i|HMl liailway in the North-^west. It is the only line running Pull^man Drawing room Sleeping earn with^luxiirous Hiuiiking nsitus, linil the liiiesl^dining cam in tin- world, via the famous^^River Hunk lo-iite.^ along the shores of^Lake Pepin amltlio bMUtuUl Mississippi j^river to Milwaukee ami Chicago. lis'^trains (Miiiiei t with IhOMol the North^ern lines in the (iranil I'nion ih |^^t at^St. Paul. No change of oars, of any elans^lietwoen Sf. Paul anil Chicago. For^through tickets, tune tables, ami full in^^formation, apply to any ^fl tieket^agei.t in the northwest. pacificmotel 8team Mr il Mamstreet. Helena. Mont,^iloor. Many restaurant* in Businesscuter of lliecity. First class. All etntet cars^HOWS proximity at alien,-,-. Fnr,,|msn I'lsn. Ittsitna M 'll Sl.Oil.suits fLW pSV day aoeonlituc to l,s-atioii. American Plan $i.J.', to i- r day. Special^MM, N^ disreputable |,ts.,ple allowetl.It. t). I.I NOllt. Prvprii 79s.. Hut()ne haiure of Cars from HELENA^ BUTTE TO CHICAGO Chicago^ Northwestern AND UnionPacific Railways, ThfC A N. \V. A1m^ Makw* Dinvt I'nion IV|m^1^NHMlMI ^t lh-hv.-r with U.P. AND D. R. G. TRAINS, r.^I Kunx Tltn^tU(it VestibuledDining Car Trains lot111- AHOJwitlinut Cliarure. IlanyHours Saveil. and the only line Avoidina^'Proiililesonie and l,,,ns' I)ehi^s at Denverand Council Bluffs. Itla reemjnited liy F.Teryhotly as the ^SHOUT^UNI^' from the West and Northwest to(WIOT AND ALL POINTS EAST! KurtticrinfoniiHtion funiisli.-l liy I iltfSrV itl Pil'ltHl Aaf'IlI'- ^t Ht'lfltK HiiH''. PredGtroene, j. Ia. SaltItake. l ily. 1 tab. N.WCon. i3ih^oooce Sis OMAHA, NEB. Fokno. tMAtmai op ALL CHRCNICifiSURGICAL DISEASES llHACKa, APPtl*MCESFOH OElORMITItS AND TRUSSES B.st Far,, it, a|.}'oati|^ir.d R, -tixfimforluecmlu.^Trratm*nt of evsry form cf f)i^eaaa rsaulnss MEDICALor 8UR0IC-.I TRF.ATffEMT.^NINETY ROOMS FOR patients. n-,nnlftAttsndanfs, B^Rt Aocon,modttiona in Weit^' .^WRITE FOR CIRC JLAR8 on Drformitlst anr Brkce. TniMf i, Club Vrtt, Curvaturr^ of MEL Pllet^v'jmort, C^n r, Citarrb. Bronr bitu, inhalation.^I'irctritity. l'aralyna, Epilspiy, Kidney, Bladdrr,^Eyr, Ear. Bkla ir.d Blood and nlfRurfical Operations DISEASESOF WOMEN iSS^^S HInot I i 11 I il,l,HI I I IM. 1% III I nil st M lei, biisivill Kl^i, iininum. (|T(IIC*l.f FRIVATI..^Only Reliable Medical IaiUtute mak.nf a Specialty of PRIVATEDISEASES. rlW.AH A0s*s^UI^|tHy^^ ni* awiii Iit iu^llor*i^lie rntitfills or af|j'l^r^ill 1 iti nil 'j* ni ui^lu blRtb ^it i jt^Ii rrtr^4^, Hp-riml ul BOOKTO MEN, f CMAHANlDICAl b tURGICAl IISIITUTI,^OH* HA NEB.^^ CJTVTjY J\Ma^ufacvokt I: WIST CF ^r DEFORMITYlT\Wk^APPLIANCES,/ /iji TRUSSES, IIM flucTRtcnxntaica /^J.Jli tonIt it, UPTOi Irandl^m,'^. in o l,i IhaOels^Ml i K kf'IC'H I'A i .'.lerNiYlCELASTICIi i'i ami, Omlt Or TruasI'srferth.' mile.Eatsl^DTf^U^l^t ^^nitur i rim hi JAMESTWIFORD, MANLKAt H 111 It OK WagonSheets, Tents, Awningsand Ilydraulic Hose. Tweutvilifferent etylwt t,f Wimlow Awuin^^^an.I tiie Utwt ini|,r,,Teil fixture* for liarurina^.| Iamas of all ^in,l-an.l weltha fr ,h, J) inrhts^wiile to rji inehm wi^h^ always In at,a*k. Hu.thami Sella nil KiiiiIh of FURNITURE,KIRR0R8, CROCKERY, STOVFiJ, OtlicoFurniture, Bar Outfits, Saddles. Harness. Bicy^^cles, and Everything the Heart Can Desire, at Half^Price. Will also exchange goods tor anything you have. CORNERMli WE. ami MAIN. HELENA,MONT. Calkins^S^ Peath.erlyf NEXTDOOR TO POSTOFFICE. Stationery,Le^al Blanks, Aiken Lambert Gold Pens, BlankBooks, Memorandums, Picture Frames, Mouldings, BabyCarriages, and a General Assortment of Notions. TvLciscn'eIrxipro-n-ecL Ponrder,^ISTOBLE'S EXPLOSIVE DYNAMITE, GI A NT POWDER. IMNMLMudedUy W- Kullrotul OmIMSIMIi untl I n.l.n .1 Uy tltr r-it.i la 0^a^n^l mmHit* SI roiiKi-Ml, Sh(^'m( tut. lts'-i ol all lllitT* Ks^lstlv#*n A.M. Holter Hardware Co., General Agents, 11KI.KN A. MONTANA. EL8JaALE^CO., \sUOLKHALK ami MCfUL DRUGGISTS. Dsalaiiin I'atttnt Hadieiass, haaa Tsilst^ttotsls, Itaiitt.niN l*i.i,|. an,I I., (,,^s|h. .U -^I'nints this, str., rturtfirsl lustriiiiiniita.Criitt'haN.^Ilrat-fs. hp. VVholKHalt. axt'iils for I'nro for^I oiikhs ami i'.,1,1s, Kirk's I'll.-1 lintin.-nt, Wltohes^Kaopodiua, llosanko MsrlWnns. Ilr. Kilmer's^Rnnsajr, DandsUoa '1'onin. o Ki,lnt.^ Ttom,^Msn Ni^fitii\ MerchantsHotel, OofMrBraadwv^mi Wim sir^M^in. ()|i|M1H|U I j. S. Ahhii)' Ollic-f^f^!^, MONTANA.^THO^ o'lHtlKN X s(^\, PBOr*. Nowljlitltsl ami iifwly foruMied UirtHiahont.^I*li,.s' ami Mt* Iwths. harlior sho|,. I^r ami^hillianl hall, with all niisU-rn iiii|^roviMiu.iita. SAMPLEROOMS Witiif-jH^^'ui ^fli'(-(ini!rttHUtioiaK ifor 'oiiniHTrul^.TravfliTM. 'HUHItlNS TO AM) KltOM ILL TitIIN H iaJR ^i lf.WMsf ..f.ciHic;r ^M l^n TKI'HtlliV Hlfas^r*^TTfia mm t i in i;l 'a w le-, r l *ft H' IKIsNIVIi.Ct DRS.L1EBIG ^,C0. IVrinniii'iitl Ijtinilt.il fttfjBoutlMMtOar-^Mrol Broadwaj and Main Ktraeta,^llutto Cilv. l'rlvuU^ Kntrnnas^No S Kimt Itronilwny, liebigWORUd^DISPENSARY t' ^Sr AM)INTKHNATKINAL Modicaland SurKieal Institute Kai.HA*^'it). Mi^.. Sad Kntncih o, h1., and HuttA t'ily.UniitAlttt. al^r. U^b|g Co. MM r.nihir KrH^lunt^ ia mMi dMmm sWlgM] Hint BMIOMJ .^rnrtilioitnra m- tlnri/^il li^ tii^* rnalrt tt! IftiMovri. (VilUsHtMAMjd Mniitiiim,to ln'^t nil cliruok), BMTIMM aiid pl4-^\uti^ tli-i-^r-.'r. i wtiHtluT''UnwhI Ii^ iini^rutJMiei*.sW^mm or riiatarinn|, mriImu wi-hkixsh 'nutlM^Iiihmwi. win it i ili'liility. 'In**** of wxt .i |k^wht), KMturn OMjIllli It iicrvf MM ilir ^^mhn ^at Itshlnnn hij|iliiltii t-'oiiorrliu-a, glwH hthI Htritv^tun i rtmil. ur^ti)H ru*** Kiiiiranttiol or m*ii^f^p'futnloil. 4'lmrKi'r* lnw. I'liouKitiiilH of emm ratMt.All UH*^liriiiit* nrta if |MH'ij.||y i m |...i1 f^r^wrh iiitliviihihl ritM* nt |jihrAtor^. No i IfIkOifM^llfM1H (*OIII|M^Ulll|r1 IIM**!. IlljllllWtU Nml imm* urn) Uum mWmmMi 1 ';it m iM*. at a ^liw^tai^^ t itfti'-^t b| Irtt't ainl Upty U^Mj|ruM^h-iit Mwr^ wIihii' fr^^' from nr t.n^kft*iA. In^liM*^M^h nf tltt* I^1^mhI, hrairi, \nnr ^wn\ u*^*^VMM sMIMs, Ml VtU M liltr, QfflBM| Mxl frr^v^l^eompl*iiitr^. rliMiinmtit-ni. |i^riil^Mh mul all otii*v^rhronic qImmi Writsfor illtiftrnliM. i|i dm I^formitirt*,^Chili l**i't, t in vhI urn of tin' hpini', I'ill*. 'In mors,^Caiici-r. Catarrh, IkuoehftMi. liihalattfiu, KlM^-^tririty. Muadii'f-mm, I'aralyfiH, K|til*'(*jr, Kiilo^f,^Kliwliii-r, K^^^. I-ii. hkin ami HIimmI ami all Hurgi-^ral i r^UMfMl MMMa DaMMMMMof mmmmm^ MMa^My* Mo' k n ti*^fr*m*. Hmonly rr*lial^l^* M^iliral ami SnrtfiraJ liiaM-^tlit** iiiHkinu a RpM0MsU| of |^rmitt^ dflMMMMh^All I(hmmI In-, ^hm MMMMMnllj tlMMMaV H*[ih- UltioroiaoM pmmovmI rrom tin- tmmu witfiont nicrrury.NMW HsMtufMtiv** trwMUDMl for Iohh trf^\itul I'owcr. PMffWMM nMMhMI to Wmn m rua^ ha^trSMtMj Ml boMMI h\ t ntM ^l'OiMli dm, All Ih^M (-^Mltl(ll*tilihI. All' fTMililratH'hh iliriliH** IIU-tf- 1-finifM abil 4m.-^^^^^(/*^^^ fim tH LMICMCSTEfl'5ENGLISH PENNYROYALPILLS ilt-s ii' SlWIt) 1 T1 e^| i i Hi l^t^*^t irnjirovftl Camii h|s, MAINhtkkkt. IllLEVA nrocnoaa diamond rkand. *aft-an1a.amy flu'., |,Hd|r^, ak |lri*jr(iat for IHtmumd Hraud 1^W4% aMUlUc Isnns tv-tlH ^lib Mm^n^ ii iaki m.i utKcr. i pili'^tnlaMa, ink ^rapi*ri. trt il||ii(j.r..||e i 11 ^i i r T i a. Hflil i 'iso, for par'icuiftii, iratlntnuisji %nt^^ l h. i fur l.i...,, Utt'T, liy re-tun^Mfali. /Vamr ihib^ab-r I kaa I UUhtm He, PkUsv m FORm.U ONLY iWI'SITilT''^'JOfTor I'A LlPO BAJfHO^.^^m rusil I ll 5. i)t lrrll MJ jjjiiiVuUb LLUILIT Ci f IV K v' ^*i ssd Hind. Efi,,^^ Aat-a.4 u' I r^ o' I 'I'tet-etn Oloor Toum 'IuI.h.1,Noi.^. w tmilltl,, a,m. it. ^,i|.s^ tu s^|^re, ts- lr-...ll,^ Ul I a.I Vit, 11 l^ih M 't^s I'tUIHo! 'i^IK tasATSIST-Siaisia Ja s sal e*t..ii^ ir..mi: .t.ir., fiief) ulie, ase lieesjsiisssiilti^t ateaaaeaelke*. i l.il..ui..,^., ^j .,^^s^sm IHla in if r- *r^ii, *Y\t\*vHtrlfla with anv 'J,.,., ^^AJ\J%V Lung Disease. [fyott i^a Congh or Cold, or the childr, n r-^Mi roitened wl tli ('rou p or Wkoostoc Cob)^use Acker's English Ilt-medy ai.d j rat/i^further trouble. It ia a poohive ear^and we guarantee it. Price 10 and C n iniui or rx|,ri'ss i,^Oaja psfsaaaJ ialsfvk** rsaaffadt I all an,l ^^-^suii us. or asm! lilsliaj 11 foaf ras,- ami aa ail^, wnil In plain u rit|i|n.r our 11.M,k traa, t'x|ilainina^uliy tlioosaii.ls pannot bs eursd of I'rivatt*. Hneio-^iitl ami Nitvoiih l)is,.|iMis)t, Hriiioial Wrakuaaa,^S|.. i n,at,,n In, a, laSpotaaoy, S^|.l,ilis.lioiit,rrliuva.^filt-t-l, Varii'iri lisx, ptt-., pip. Dim.Lisbkl a 11. an- tin- obJi qaalasafl or rs-^apoasibis tijsckdista li lt in Monutia sinse lbs^new nitttlii-aj law. Mil,-.- Ire fioin to t aaat 1 la f^ at.; or bv a|,|oiiitmt-i.t in oliH-iirHor urtr^-nt i-*-*.^IXINHI LTATION HtKK.^N, uton Bros, art, atrniile for sal,, of Dr. liabis'a^Iminoraior in llntti. I ii^. Molilalia. irea, m e and rallr ea-^Mf o i las oslf .,iide r:-,,.j,icsw .1i bUJ d, t-aae.^U li INi.l'.Alfl M.M '^,^\oialerSani. N T. arsbar* sold Big U lor^^- anr ysara. and it bss^^ lbs SSstj sails fa,il^n. iih nrcvi ro.t i ^fo ill. I.no aoM kf brvcr'xs K.S. ^ni* A Oo.. H. I, I'nrehe',^at* atrsnte h..l#- APorfoct Face Powder. FREEMAN'S HIM.Parchen^ Co. i*a^'nir^rV^ fri MflMM iiS ef ^H.L/l'ru*a'.U. LATEST PERFUME ehouisitk^c^..^. FREEMAN'S HIAWATHA ChildrenCrv for Pitcher's Castona.

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THEDAILY INDEPENDENT: HELENA, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 29. 1881). L HowMining Men and Prospectors^Place Confidence in For^^tune Tellers An Old Woman Who Coined^Money From the Boys While^She Was in Helena a. iMMrt(^^ the M iinilri fill Wfm^u w H li i \v oinl.-rf nt iiioiiiil atM Mine.Immmmi lift, but *m *M*J m remained.She stayed m Hi lt ria but lM^tintii. Imt darinK that time she limit into^het ooffera aboutMM advertised extensiveIv.nul Md I fMal MMrJ MMM^^on the string.^ PWf iin.t.in^'^. ^In- sind hi^tier ndvvrtiKPiiieiitN and her circulars that^she could by -.amples of ore tell where the^mine was liH-ated, I lie diameter of it and^win tin r it wits lialde to bring ^i^ any MMM^or nut Of eon me, e\ervl^ody Willi a elaiin^caught on, and aftertlie Ii rst day unknown^then tihe avi rayid M *MM1 a day, or^M| hi eold ciu.li. lo dean ii|i in^ten davM is a pretty good business. The^strangest tiling t* nohody Iihh s^|iiealed. and^^t leant ten well-known mining pMMMN^in tins eity will tent if v that she told tln-m^the truth ahoiit their mini and the kind of^Ulineral it coiitninnl Therein a well known mmmm alioiit^the (irand ^^.iitr.il. who bits no mole ipef^ntitii.il in U* dialaeterthan have t boii-anmlx^of othem. lie went to see the Mini'., paid^ber i'-' lei and received information to him^worth 110.000. Ihud a ureal ^h al to do with t h^m women^ill times gone by^ h** Haid, Hoint-t iuics I^Wan told the 11 ut Ii and Hornet lines MM-^work inanaiied to hit the truth. I |Mi it^w i-^ii -work in all MM if I ina\ heal^lowed I^ mm*) nut old Mine. Miinnlitl took^the cake Why are t hey all r illed mailantfl^I had Ih'iu monkeying around with^a young l.nglisliiiinn legitimate Ml I^lint runhln't fi t him to make It ileal with^me. Finally after getting myself in deht^by setting u|i wines and supers, I told him^one night he w.h I^m^ scary for my kind u|^|^e. llie. no I would leave hllil and t lekle^Home ole' ele who had an mueii inuiii'V ami^morn nerve. He wanted to h LMK^ I Imt I^told him I had lieeii warm., by an old^|iro|iln I.M tin t la' wasn't the UUW I wanteil^to deal with and I would have to lea\e him^alone. Whatshould tin- young Hilton do hut go^to the old ladv that lilL'hl ami tell her he^bad a tine rhanee to make Home money if^^the run Id tell the uiim was all right. She^linked fur samples and was shown hi vi ral I^bad given bun. Now heie MM I he st ratine^part of the story. The MM man h id^never bwM Ul tin uuiie, and I had MW de^scribed It to hel of MUtH a MM han to^take my WOfd tor tluit. She told Mi It wan^loealed al..ail twelve miles northwest of^Helena, described il canyon you Ml through,^told Ii mi ahoiit a granite ijiiarrv MH near:^ulid. in tine, fin such an aeeuiate daiMlip^M fcw M^MkW to draw a M of the location. I WilH Ho HHtolllnlled whell he Clime,wakeil me up and showed me the^man that I told aim I wiih not willing to^dicker until I had MB tin- old woman my^hi II. I railed on her next day. showed Home^HiimpleH of ore mid had tin MM mine de^scribed. To make the description complete,^ahc sind the o|ieuiug was in the north side^of h hill and hanging directly over it wiih ii^\^n.^ MMM I^ailder. It wiih my mine.^A photograph was not la tter than the de^^scription. 'I Went back, saw the young man and we^went to the nunc MM^. Hefore we^MM it he told me he would know it^when we mine to it. Although there are^numerous MMl holes in that vicinity, he^made no mistake and named the mine cor^rectly. He Haul he had heeii told that li midfind a piece of gold iiuurt/ile MM^like a curry comh at the end of the MMuol^tunnel, and if lie found It to buy the mine.^I was looking out for that piece of BJIart/.^Inil the KngflfllW^ founil it. He wan de-^lightcd. and Ih fore we got h ick to the ntv^I had el seil contract with him b] whicii^I am *7.l^m richer and he is no poutM,^Now you am what up. i diss. I^Cnulilli.iv. Ml I^ Mine. \h inainl and put up^the job by which I could have got the young fellow'siu hut I wouldn't do Nil) such athing. 1 I'.m the fellow a fan deal. Hi^IH sili-li. d ami will prohaldy make millions^out of the vcnlur. while I, a |khh pro-pen^tor, only (jot a paltry ^T.ntKI.^^An Indkpmiikm reporter who iMaamh met of minerals, n .1 n pinI whiel, ihMontana on. took Mill puces^hp mi dilleretit mines huudreils of wihM apart,took tin t^ the MM anil told hel^th't he was in partnership with a MM m^n mine in Jellei sun c. unity and alum mc bat^all the aurciiuerm aakad if the mine was^worth anything. Hefore the m nl.un ie-^plii il she Ultllt led that tfj would swell her^exchcipit r pi.i|n^rttoiiate to Information^thtN ami 11. atmautl vm prudooed. Ihe MMimputed of ber visitor whether be^bad cm r MMtcd the nunc in wInch he was^a MMMMd o\vm r and was answeied m the^llrontive. Sin tbM asked to see thesilu-^pIcH of oi^ ami nfti r ajBHiwg at tl.ein^throneh a atieroampi luM what such oM an s^worth, its ipn litv. aaatka about IIMMMI^veins, blnnket \iiiih, how much MPpar.^lead, ailver and fold ee h spicinun bore^und wound up by s.ivme she wouldn't mind^llUaatlllll in a n ine of that kind herself^die could well allurd to as two of the sp -ci^mens are worth over $10,600 to the ton^and intimated if a careful man could he^found w ho could In.mile |ny000 she would^be willi;ip to put that much in a MMMMl^bole. TinMMM left bat with the opinion^firmlv impn ssed BMM his uiemory that the^MataMOjuaMl know any more about mines^then he dis s, and he known BoUtitt||. Hut^^MMal old proHpeetom swear that she^knows it al). S|Hsi^! suit, day ut WaaaM*^ KicbaatM Watlaaa^daj Keatliat ii i^. K. in U Mr.Jacob Kenck ili. il al In r i. sulein .^No. 4n Kenton a VMM Saturday aftatMMM.^Kbe was the wife of the late Jacob Kenck^nud the d iuditer ^f V. Stauhi.ch. Three^chihlreii are left to mourn her hjM^ the^funeral ban been set for WedlicHdav niom-^iii'.' from the Catboiic church. Senl j il'k.'I. Hllil top Hal^ Oa'l far riHUii, MM-t DtatlaycthM^nh DMbMaav,^First riti/.en^I nee that Henry Berim rd^has MM to Hutte to help out the boyh, I Mppoaaba WiU take in Peer l/'due l.i fore^bv u'ets bark. Sec..ndcit1/ n^1 don't know .:h he will^but 1 think lleer I..slue will take him in. r'aunlh'infwnp-. Int.*t in far-. Im-eiiienl full.^MMIi TryII. Tryour I., st |uit. ut flour, the IhvI in the^market, and Whittak. r Ml h huh. at JohnT. Mi hi'Ht A Co.V, Newline of htvnds^^rae pictim* jiih r*'* *nr*%l at^Tim Iks. Hire. POBTKH\i, l\ IRBE81 BD. Iioitieteilliy i Jury of 1.1 v Ina; In m House^at III Repute. ihepolice are bound lo either run E. O,^l'orter out of town or cine keep him in hot^w .ti r all the time. iblH is the MJHg MM^who has suddenly come into notoriety by^heiiiK twice arrested for VHuraiiry, for innr-^rytafl a colored prohtitute and yesterday for^bMN convicted of living in a houne of ill^fame. The ciihc came up in the |sdire^court, and a trial by jury wiih had. i he^jury was MM|)OMd of (ieorye BooaM) J. H.^McFarland. .1 (j. Jones, J. Koont/., K.^I'oad and Kli Kuobb. Itapiieam that a prejudice b|mJmI 1 *^^r-^ter him been engendered by the oflirers and^particularly A^ tiny Marshal Nicholson for^the re.is.in that when l'orter was Laat Bf^rented Inn attorm y. Mr. Casev. cleared him.^In the roumr of tin trial ol last week the^attorney ^roiiHted^ the neroeant which only^renew.si the tatter's detertniiiation to make^it lively for I'ort. r when the opportttdtf^presenleil itself, fancy was again MiMJJmI^to defend I'oiter and the attorney ayam^Heverely ^roasted'' Mr. NicholHoii. l'orterwiih arrested about UU o'clock^yeHlerday Mam illy by (Itlicem .masse and^naddiob. i In. w.iil ii^ lln Iron! and the^other lo the hack d.Mir. VanasHe rap-^almut fifteen miiiut.s. he Haid,^and received no reply. oncludiur; no^^body wih in tin house be walked^around to liiiddick, who ntud he^could seen lidit iii till' MMBi Hm riippim.'^wiih MMMM and aooll the dusky damsel^came out. She-Hani there wan nobody in^the hulls Dtmbtllla' this stateuielil. the^OaaMM baajM a search in all the MMM and iionets and under the beds. Qoiag to a win^^dow OftattaMto an alley alonu'snh the house^the ollicers found l'orter out in the cold^with a very scant supply of clot hum on his^|h'iHon. S eine; that he VM discovered the^MMM. MM came back to the boMV through^the window' ami dfMMd himself. He was^noon lodged ill jail and tJMWM ^^f living in^a bjMMol lll-f line placed a|^auiHt bun. Aft.r some preliminary sparring bat IMM^Col. Id.1 kin foi the city and Col. Ca^. tin-^trial proeeeihd. lln i.llieiTs testitied 111^SIlllHtalu'e wh it IS slated above. I bey^searched the house and made the arrest^without a warrant. While it was not, and^MU nol U dircctU proven that the limine^wan one ol ill lame, the reputation it I tore^wan estahlinlml. Two colored MMMMl^.Hid a man minn d Ilamiltoii. who are em^^ployed on Clou- ntrei t or live there, were^densely inuurnnt ns to the cbaracter of the^house. Wlnl. I l ey knew il wan not a^church, dry tfooda store, or blai ksiintli nhop^they km w notbiMM dne. I'orter'n wife on^taking the stand said the defendant wan hi t^lawful wi nihil husband and she tl.iunli d^her MtrriM|{a ititicte to piove her ntate-^uieiit Inlis aiL'iuu'iil Col. Hotkm depicted^wh it a contempt ihle and low spectacle it^wan to sec an Mi bodied yoiitie. man like^tin di Ii ml.nit I.\in.' BUoM tIn wiipi sul such^a Wi.iuan. and ski d 1 tie jiiiv to brinn 111 a^vi rdict of tity. Cot. ('aseyin bis lem't b*^aroiiiiieut, in mil lined that no plea had^been entered: that the ptlliM court had no^rigM to try I man for ti crime which MM^under the tentorial statutes, inasmuch as^the defendant could ba triad the next day^Ilia justice's c'.urt for the name offeliw*^i'lid he said dual conviction could not be^maintained. tOOofdiaVI to Mr. Casey's^views there in no necessity for a municipal^court. HaBlao triad to show that the ^le-^fi lulniit was tin victim of Seria tim Nichol-^son's mallei': that the defendant was a^mairied MM and that Ihe character of^the house w is nut established by the cvi-^il. Ma, Col.Hotkm pit in another round and^MaUMJ OtaM thiniiH said it MMMaUMMM^tothenoleinn niarriaue vow that it should^be paraded in t his eoiut aa a shield to sin h^a low and ih -pieahle MM as the defend^^ant. It was a nhii U|mmi the nacred name of^murriuKc and In- .p. .1 ihat the jury would^nhow by their verdict that the city ol^Helena hud noutc IMMMfl for morality and^decency. After baMfl out about ten atlaV^Ml the jury hioii|;ht in a verdict of guilty,^all voting in the atlirniative U|sin the first^ballot. They llted the line at which^with the costs wan paid In the woman Mai^the prison, r discharged. i a nritlBKis nil. BRAif t MB Willi il Itille U^ Waleh l.o lllu^t Iniiaiiiiin TheMMM ^f Sheridan county, Wi.nii^im^. near the Mom ma line, thin tall lost no^maiiv calven from the ravages of a bear that^a Mr. Joiich. living in that loe ilitv, deter-^luin.il to capture tie bufi He sit a trap^for linn ah ait two MMM since, Mai found^the next Mlbj part of the fmit of a bifl^cinnamon Isar in it. Vceompauied by a^neighbor, he billow, d the be 11 across into^the Crow reset* at ion. a ml mar the l.ntle^la Horn rivet can c III him. ihe Isar^ran and was pursued BMI Ml miles, until In^i uli nd a p.ti lt of bffMal on the rivi t. The^homes had been left behind, a lid Joins aakadhm neighbor to go tu a nriaadnu near^them to bead oil the In it. while hi' follow d Iiis i tank Hit. .null tin I.ill-It. Soitn ilist.ucc 111^tile blush. .11.In s In aid li e In at i- anlli;.^hack, and ne. lilt: in. eh.nice to a Void the^beast, which was eomllie vetv l.si, tit^ vl^and thnw him-elf down, hopnn; the bear^MiRbt pass hint, brum ran over hint and^atoppad, and IttraiM] roMkl attaobad .buns,^who raiitainad pi if itly -t II. an if d.ad.^ihe In ar bit him s.vi.dv iboM the head^and shiiuldt rs, and theiiwiiit away. I', n I it^Hal. ly aju art. t v i* bUfyi vein was m ini .1.^and the llow of blood Was Hootl atOBfMMjl.^loues was able to ride 111.lln whi le lie re^ci iveil MIRiMl a-sistance, and wan pro-^lolllu'ed lit no imnii illate dinner. It will^In si vend wa eks. Inrwt v^ r. before he will be^able to take another In .11 hunt. FurMMl bbaaajdM Habaaab*a barMaM. TwentyMajaaata at baWaV Hon't fail to^sis* 11 teiii. ut HabriMPb a. tiled \y Itb Hm laaavMra^The follow Hi).' art ti les u| iiii'or|Hiratioit^Were lib d with SoTitary Walker yisterdiy:^I'bi' I.uttip (iuh It W ater MMM*( with a capitalst.H'k of (tOBjOUO, diridad into tfttt shalesof ifi.UI each. Tile objects of lIns^c anp iny arc to supply the inhabitants of^the city of lb li na. in the county of Lewis^and liarki', in the tcrritoty of Minitaii.i,^^Ufa MM for drinking and other dome-tic^inn|s.ns: to pi.oide said city and the in-^lial.it nils tin reof with water for tile, m'W) I-^ttee, ntreit sprinkiiu,' and othil needed^puriHiwe; to eiiuaee generally ill the husi-^tn ssot Hiipplyini; wati r for nnlustiml pur-^pises, and to the Mail aforesaid; to ha'ate^and aiaqaira water ndits. ileal in the same,^to con. Hin t lencrvi.irn. din ilitdun. lay^ui tins altd pipen for pr online wati r in sain^city and tin coitiiln sof .It Itemou ami la wis^and Clarke, ami s.idi other count a s in I lie^lerritory an Ml) contain the rcipiiit d supply^of wall t. The principal place of bu^na^will be 111 Heli na. and J. Si li.-maii, John^T. Murphy. .Ii.m-ph Mum*. I^. Ii. \l .tt.^Slur v OrXabby aim tntou M. Holler are^the i rpor.it.us. Jiimph M. t'. t lido. S. J., l.lwrellC) II. l'ahnlino,B.J., ti l I a opold Van (n.rp, H,^J., tiunti', n, have autrrad art idea ^if incr-^poratioli an the Montana Catholic MilliolM,^S. J. Th)' bus.ii. ss o| Ih* OorporathMt ia to boldfaml t th t'le I i state fortheU-e ..f^Md in f ust f.ir tin 'S ci. tv of J| -i..^ ami^to I.. Id in trust f .r ihe society all tunds.^pn.pvrty and itbcis of any lOMabM or^other paHon ^.r onruuration Mattravad Id^tbileorporatioO for tfil1 benefit of the non^^et v thun Lnoorporatad] kIm toatMt, go*f^and iii.iild on i hiin las. BoUasal ami^s. l.....'i-. In MMHfll biisiut'hh in to be Clirintianeducation and the further ad^^vancement ,,f t briatUo IntiMM. I h*^prim ipal place of busiiu sn will Is. in Hel^^ena and the thris' trusties are Jos. ph MJ CbtaMo,H.J.,l.aWMIieH laMfllBII ^'^^and L)opolil Van (hop, S.J. Irfindis4'rv^l etery day at tin* Woninn l-X-^rltaiuce. NlBPABINGV0I I KK. RTmMM DMNHMM Ills Ileal Willi the^Owners ul \taler Itiirlils. i'herewas a MMM, of the Htockloldem^of the Helena conaolidaetd water cmnpauy^yesterday, but MWiMJ MM MMMMftM^dtsi uss the paitially drawn contract and an^adjournment was taken until to-day^IM it is ex|hs'ted the rotitriirt will have^been completed and sllhlilitted to tin water^MMMM of the council, w hirb will hsik it^over and simyeHt any clnihj.'eH that may lie^naci-Hnary. i'be deal with individuals has^Ihi ii MMaMMl Md vesterday transfern weretiled l or act mil m yn paid m by the Consolidatedwater company for the riyhtn^acquirid. Ihe price paid wan fl.flM,Qft,^HI thin amount tin- lollowin^ lam lit bj tin-^transaction: MMWati-r Co |U0J100 ihomasC.Howrr and wifeIH.ICC. WilliauiII. Chessinali and wife. taV,000 MaryH. child at al 20,000 AnionH. Johnson h1.hu Montof this money was paid ill cash and^the rest of the stock was taken by those^that hail the water rights to sell. Mr.^Woolstoii trill represent the Itostoli syndi^^cate, but tin company will be purely a Hel^^ena oiii-, consisting of Messrs. Chessman,^llavidsolt, I'iiw. t, llavinport et 111. The^coiupaiiy now ban abundant water to supply^thi'city ami will enter into a contract to^forfeit their rights or so much of them^null Mat Void as tu virtually to do ho. The^stockholders of tin' new company claim^there will MM b^ any more controversy^about a scarcity ol water, bemuse they are^prapared to furnish an ample supply for^i inhabitants fur yearn to come. FMiau IMM ca|*~ and muffs hi I...'s s f a^riM.iii. slKFBBIN'U \\ii IHM'iiNDKNT. si)iiei.ie ..I a I'ettm I neat st. luuis itn-m.-s Ma. Sr.LM is, 'let. Mb OllMT (ianis u, an^old and prominent citi/i ti of St. I, .ins,^MMaiatad mmMi tins MoniMJ in I rent^I'ark by MMiMJI himself Ihintidi tin' head.^For Home time past he has Imm n sail, lint;^from kidney tioiible. anil ill B*AMaMM| over^an tncuiahle ailiiu lit nil loiililially r aised^his self th struct ion. The MMai anil Inn^brother built the first MMMM to ply bis^MMl St. loins and New (MmMbbMTi^He was elect) d president of the Mt cliatiiCH^bank, in which MMM he served for^twenty-two years. While pn sah ut of the^bank nil receiver of the Missouri I'acitic^MM he was in oh v aa presnli lit of the road^and look it out of the hands of the receiver.^He wan still v na-president whi n tin road^was sold to Jay (mold.

Not \liaidof I luiliipsiill. WnsiiiM.iov.Oct. If*. -TheOld nonunion^K. publican h abile, utldisin l\i d h\ I he^threat of pn.s^cut ion w inch Civil Service^Commissioner Thompson Mid would Ih'^broajght iMMal nil |m im.mi-s.ilu itiim |si|iti-^mI Ma4ribMioM of n..\, inini nt einployi n,^to nifhl BMOMtld a committee to aja to the^di partnu tits next Friday i pay day I ami re-^ami the Mary aolirttad m the raoaM^political MMMMl circular. IIM.F.N A IV III! IKK U.W. Jackson, music dealer,^limner fr un 1'J to nt tin' Hon Ton.^AnhcuHci A HuHch Him at ieichertsA^Wick's. lamesW. barker, in.-reliant tailor. Main^street. opis.-itc tint National hank. ioeast via the Montana Central ami^Manitoba railways, the new sleeping and^dillingoar route lo St. PulMM the east,^i'hroudi ti mis have Helena daily at ItaW Hiii IIII II JONKM A i l.iu.'k.'i. Miri. Sat an lay a*Ma*J t'Hpt.Ishhi- II. Juaaadiadaaddaaty, l'i|it..bilieswa-Ihe father at Mr-. K. II. IbjMM^of ihi- rlt^. I\KLEN OonwrMais Btnal and sixth Avenue. SPECIALSALE -OF- NEWHOUSE! TheHent BMOliWatt} \er Offer*-)! in HmM to PlMMM a Fine. Well Built. Warn:, CONVENIENTBIX-ROuK DWELLING WithinTen MaWMtJ Walk of Main Stren't. only Ki,mK $100Cash, and $40 Per Month Until Paid For. ASnnill Fatnily could live on lower IliHir anil rent the tipper Hour The house^iH ho built that p.irlit-ts living on utiper floor wonlil Imvp sepaa^J^^ front and rear^entranceH. ami neparnte sbeiln and ontli'iUHeH. ihe offer Mai for TKN DAVK ONLY Knuuiro of R.A. DAY, mm Kirnt National Hank Building. SHOES!SHOES! SHOES! A Sihnol of Thni-ouRh .Practkal Butlnaw Tratnin,;. BaobbaaajlM)bfllbwalb* rMM|iabl|t Ihuik-^Um. Hunlraaaaad l^ s'al I'unaa, Ti l.vraphj, t'or-^res|s,n.;. ui-e. HmUUM and ail Uai Kiitflii^l. HraBrbaa, I'ero111 rii,illo^l ..phi lt^ Vlilll. AFull t'oTM of Fx|^Ti. in sl l...i. aers. Haj^and Kraalna RMwiiiaja. tor PlflbaaMI MM^^Htisiii.w Kaacator, or Address H.T. F.Ni.l.KIUMlN. A. M rriaelpalund Prusfiaaar, Del.an. .Montank APURE GLASS^ LAGER, Protorrcd Stock. I^W. .1. I.i min' i li.iitiniii) sr. LOOal UAtiFIIHKF.K in Iv s's i^ pitrrtuuwd nt a eoM^M s.' Ter Kirr. i atore than any ntbar F-isn rn^Iks-r hroiwlil lo Helena. A^ the lleer ia^tinaranteisl hv the Mauuffleiurer to poMmI^No I^*lateHiriin Irurredlentw, haiui avana )if^PVHtt Barlrr, Mail aM t noid New t n^p^Hpua, mui-.ii.sirius' a PVKK t.i.vssnt hi i i: i.iiwlloa WM.UlNliKI t..Ti..,.i-r Hlurk. Itobiey Htreet, M'k HI .i IUM i, I Main str.s-t. .1M'K HI 1,'S tjtb, HriiU^ tMnsK. MIL.1.1 iM.I.KMl S. N. I'. U p..t. and the liRLATLOUVRt SALOON, MAIMMiM.KI'. BOESMANBROS. CO..^Solo Agents. 'I'M).SIT. Ul. MIT liVi OF THKSTtM K-^i huliU.|D ).f the lb'eiui A biviiarstoii Hmalluii^.'. Hadortbml'^v. railed f..r Moialair,Oct. issy,^MplW p. in.. Mb* lield n' l'i ..ites. of the eoni-^|stii^ ill Helens. Mentaim. for the MM*d^alactiai a 'sHtnl of i ir..r ihe tha^risen i raar, *aa adioarw I oatil WTetlaaadli, Nov. h.|ss.|. to In* laid al Ih. -stale place and hour,^then1 in.1 heilM a m^j^^ru^ of the s repra-^MMK. U.l.hN. S^s-ret^r). WeCan Fit Any Fool in Helena! Wehandle nnd keep innti^'k More PiM^OmMI than any^hoiiM' West of Chicn^o. t)ur (iianlB Lxo-23-11 2v^ad_e to Ord.er, Bythe Largest ninl BeHt KneturieH In Anierirn. It w ill^pay you to spend an hour or m MIMJ ^^nr IninifnBe^Kba-k ninl j;et New and I^ahe Style (okhIh. J.P. WOOLMAN CO. Nextto KirHt National Bank. Helena. T ANew Mini Htndsome Dwelling and Good Lot on Brack*^enridtre Strael for Iti imtains a Hull, Tai'lor, I Haing [loom, Kibdien, and Two Bad KoorMv^t 'losclH. (MaV, City Water, (io^d (iutbnililiiiKH. Built of the BeHt Muto^rial anil Kxceller.l ly 1'ininlixl. TEBMS:$100 DOWN; $30 PEB MONTH Willit Bay Yi n to Kent when foil can Own a Home on Then^ Very^Liliernl Terms. Hva-tlbLeson Steele, LSO 1-8 NORTH MAIN STREET, HELENA. CLOAKS! ElegantNovelties in tj LondonNewmarkets, Sealand Seal Plush Sacques,^Parisian oats. Jaclcetsami Children's Cloaks. W invito tbM ATTENTION of TboM in Seareh ofELBOANT^rkQ(X^lll^^ IRTABLK Wl VTEH^CLO\KS to Our Display of LATEST NOVEL^TIEBi not ^shown in Ihe Karly pari of the Season. BRUNELL^ CO. 2VCTJ5.I2STSt. ATTENTION RYB0DY! Iam OlMbag ^.ut the stoi-k of the I. X. L. BA/.AH at tijrures mnrh BELOWCOST. AIJjire Opportunity is Now (ttfi-red to iniri'haw Dry (IihkIs, Kuh^bacClothtngt G^nU' PurnUhinc ^ox^l^; Boots, sIdk-s, ete., at tin^tires never In fore nlTereil in HaktM. Improve this (iolilen I )p|m^r^Mllity I ^n't torgvl the old stand on MAINSTREET. II.BAENETT. ATTENTION! Otury ;i Complete Line ^^i Or^TZ' BEOS. SHOES. TheyExcel Any Shoe in the Market foi Style and Durability. Alsothe Lar^'ist Line of tienta' Shoes in the City, inclndinj/ Hunan Son anil^Lilly, Bnn kett ami 0o\\ makea. RALEIGH^ CLARKE, l O dt I *.N.. I pprr Mitu Straat I Thereia no sounder tinani'ial iaatttu^tion in the Unitod States than the Jar-^via-Conklin MortKiiK'e Trust (Vmipany, ^^branch mm ^f whieh has be^^n recently^boen eHtablished in Helena, for MonUna^and Idaho. Loans jn ttn) BUm from^$:t^it^ up can be cliwed at one*. All that^ia necewmry to tiet'iiro a loan ia security,^anil that ia required by e\ery banking^institution in the world. The terms of^Messrs. Jarvia A Conklin are as re^mn-^able as can lie secured from any aonroe.^Their reputation (or probity and fair^^ness in all their dealings is well attested^by the many who MM done buaineai^with mm in lifteen states and territo^^ries in which they operate extenairely,^and no complaint of unfnirneaa hating^come in during the'years they have been^in business is proof posit ive of their re^^liability. RMli*Jagthat Montana and Idaho^presented a good field for a legitimate^loan business, the ollice was established^here ami is now in temporary quarter!^with A.^.J. Steele, in t he j Broadwater^Building, on the MfMf of Main and^Sixth avenue, anil will remove to mora^commodious quarters as soon m they^can lie secured. As|w^cialty is made of taMtoM Ranch^ami Farm pro|n^rty. Owing to the vaat^extent of their transactions Messrs. Jar-^vis A Conklin require agencies through-^out the territory in which they operate,^ami for that reason wish to secure^agents through Montana and Idaho, and^to that end MMpMMM is solicited^from MMMfllla ami reliable persons Therash capital of this compaay u^WrBflfyOOIX with a large available fund^to draw from if ever found to lie neoea^sary. Solid,sulistautial, reliable and trust^^worthy, the Jarv is ('onkliii Mortgage^Trust Company is nontident that it can^successfully com|^ete with any similar^organization of the kind in the United^Stati's. OonMpMiMM is soliciteil, to^w Inch prompt ri'plies will lie made^Low rates of interest, easy terms, and^satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. H.M. JAR VIS and aa P.J.CONKLIN, (Managers. Write,Johostooe d Co., REALESTATE^Offer Grreat Bargaini in MAINSTKKKT. HELENA\VENUE, PARIAVENUE, and BENTONAYE PROPERTY Warehouse Lota adjacent to I latin tracks. ResidenceIjots in all parts of the City. Anumlicr of Fine lieaidencea. SeveralCottages near Depot for sale on^In^tallmcnt Plan. Town I^ts and Mining Property in^Cooke City. AnutnlMT of Fine Bunches in Flathead^Valley for sale Very Cheap. WHITE,JOHNSTONE CO., rooms) AM) ^-nrtOM BUK'-K. FREELUNCH AT BillOf Fare For^TO-lD-ZLir: HOTFRANKFORT SAUSAGE WD SAUERKRAUT. OGKDE2T Khigh ttr%*\*tm \u^ti, prv|i*irtiLtf U*^k for ^'-^l^V^*. ^^'U'ntitic m-liiNtl *tn,l fur hnwiu*^1 ir^i-^cI^m^ HtlucfttioQ; tKon^ui^!i t'l.nrw ^f -iti ly. A l- Hn(perUta*Dleot. U*pi^^u ^'i^y. I '^m.