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The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
PERSONAL.

VIM. Young, Of Great Falls, is in town.
J. A. Dixson, of Missoula, is visiting the
capital.
r. 7. Bayliss was in from Marysville
yesterday.
James Chamberlain, Interested in min
ing nc Neihart, is in town.
W. W. Morris, OF Virginia City, is a
guest at the Grand Central.
j. Lambeth, q well known mining man,
came In from Phlllpsburg yesterday.
y. ii. Shepherd, Denver sampling
works man, arrived In the city last night
Mrs. L. w. Beattie has returned from
California and Is registered at the Mer-
chants.
Geo. B. McCauley, superintendent OF a
group of mines at Wardner, arrived In the
city last evening.
Lou NJ. Kennett, treasurer OF the San
Francisco mining company, arrived from
St. Louis yesterday.
Gen. A. Anderson, formerly chief engin.
eer OF the Northern Pacific, arrived in the
capital yesterday from New York.
Fred II. Bostwick, representing the Ex-
celsior Oil Tank line, an anti-mOnopoly
company, arrived In the city from Mime
ap0lls last night and proposes TO establish
branch house here.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
A Talk with Klein.

NEW YORK. March 22.-John G. Klein,
the Samoan correspondent, has arrived
here. In conversation he said: ~ am
ready, and indeed anxious, to 20 TO Berlin
TO give my testimony before the confer
ence In regard to my connection with
Samoan matters. ! also think ex Consul
General Sewall, whose official acts can not
fail 10 be approved by every honest Amer.
lean, should also be sent by the govern.
ment TO Berlin. | hope Blaine will con
slider II advisable 10 send us both t0 Ger
many" Another point to which he de-
sired TO call attention was that Dr. Knappe
and Branders, German officers, had been
recalled, presumably In disgrace, but
really that they should be present In Berlin
at the slttings OF the conference. Before a
decision could be made on the appoint
ment Of Steubel 10 replace DR. Knsppe as
German consul general IL had been accom-.
panied by an intlmation from Berlin that
he will turn out an Improvement on his
predecessor. The German squadron had
been placed under his authority, and Klein
AYERS there Is little doubt he will use il
against the Samosns, while abstaining
from openly annoying Americans or Eng
lishmen.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
FALL RIVER RIOTS.


"Knobstisk" Help, Assaulted by Striking
Wesvers. Retaliatss with a shot
FALL RIVER, Mass, March 22.-Tbe
tirst serious trouble OF the strike occurred
tonight at the Seaconet mill. This mill is
the only one which has made u determined
attempt 10 run with 'kDobstick" help and
the strikers there have been the only ones
in the city 10 gather about the mills 30
make n disturbance. When The mill shut
down tonight the crowd near the mill
gates and along the streets in the vicinity
numbered i.OOO. As the working weAyers
came out they were greeted with cries Of
derision, Finally the "knobstieks" r..
piled 70 the taunts in kind. This was fol-
lowed by vOlley Of stones from the
crowd, one OF which struck "kuobstlckn
on the head. man beside him immedi-
ately turned and tired a pistol in the direc-
ton Of the crowd, which promptly scat.
tered and replied with another yOlley of
stones. The police seized the man with
the pistol ana hurried him 70 the station.
No one had been found that was injured by
the bullet, although several were reported
injured by stones.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
REPoRToRIAL NOTES.

Dan Simpson is In receipt OF n telegram
from Minneapolis stating that X. B. Nun
ford, president Of the big Ok mine, Is
lying at the point OF death.
There will be meeting OF the directors
Of the Helena Board Of Trade this after
noon at IS o'clock Ia the new Board OF
Trade room, No. IA Pittsburg block.
Everything is quiet around the smelter at
East Helena. A general clean up Is In
progress and General Manager Allen an
nounces that work will resume Monday.
The commercial law lecture upon the
subject OF "Agency" by J. A. Walsh last
evening, at the Helena Business college,
was listened 10 with much interest and
proved an instructive lecture.
The steam motor slipped tire yesterday
which disabled II for the day, but will be
running on time again this morning.
Wagons were furnished the fifty four enl-
ployes at the Broadwater hotel 10 reach
town.
Schwab n Zimmerman are making prep
arations to remodel their hotel. A base
ment will be excavated, where a laundry,
wash-roOms, etc. will be- placed. They are
also contemplating building en- the part
now occupied as lobby and cigar store.
The following cash patents were received
at the Helena land Office yesterday: No.
| l,S5S, John Brook, Madison county; No.
1889, Samuel Burd, No. 1894, John II. Me.
Cielian, both Of Ch0teaU county, and No.
2,ll3, Roswell Parhurst, Miss0ula county.
Mrs. q. Niebergall. a resident OF the de
| pot section was In dire distress yesterday
AS she entered the police court stating some
| enc had stolen her satchel containing q
check for $50 and $50 In cash. She said
she had the satchel with her on entering a
| Rodney street grocery, but II suddenly dis
appeared. The police are looking into the
case.
Dr. Treacy was called 10 Elkhorn yester-
| day to hold postmOrtem examination on
the body of Daniel A. Regar. the foreman
OF the klkh0rn mine, who died Of his In.
| juries. II was found that four ribs ana n
leg were broken and the crush In the ribs
affected the liver. His funeral occurs al
Boulder today under the auspices OF the
|. q. q. Y.
An improved lubricating oil known as
the Helmet brand, manufactured In Ger.
many, has been introduced here and used
with excellent satisfaction on the Montana
/ Central and by the electric light company.
After run on the Montana Central from
| Butte 10 Helena, the journals were found
perfectly cool, and Manager Shelby Is
highly pleased with the new oil.
Bob Giyens struck John Sutherland a
blow In the face at the corner OF Main
street and Broadway yesterday, which sent
John 10 grass" who, after gath, tlng him
self together and glancing around 10 see II
he was all there, quietly stepped into Judge
WO0dman's Office and swore out com.
plalnt against Bob, who was placed under
arrest Bob said he just gave his friend a
love tap, but as witnesses had 10 be procured
the case was postponed until 10 O'Clock this
morning. Giyens told the Judge that Suth.
erland charged him with being mo good
and accused him Of beating him out of q
mining claim. His honor will look into
the case.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
A Half way station Between Boulder and
the Springs.

A Half way station Between Boulder and
the SPRING.
Attorney Casey has achieved fame. II
was thrust upon him. His name will 20
down In history and be Intimately connect
ed with the geography Of Montana. The
way Mr.. Casey came to the front was un-
expected. Mr.. Casey and Herman Richter
were in Boulder and concluded that as II
was about spring cleaning time they had
better 20 TO the springs and take a bath.
This feat was accomplished successfully
and the tourists started on their retdrn
trip. The horses were risky, having a
much lighter load probably than they had
going out, and danced jig for mile or 50
much ~ the discomfort of the passengers.
When midway between the springs and
Boulder a snowstOrm came up and the
horses became wild. Mr.. Casey was dfly-
ing but was unable 10 manage them.
Realizing his inability % control the steeds
Mr.. Casey spTang from the vehicle Just In
time 10 receive Mr.. Richter, whd
landed astride his prOstrate form
and was unhurt The very un-
gallant animals ran away and the
two passengers who had been 80 rudely
stranded had 10 walk back 10 tue Guy. A
gentleman who was jogging along In the
rear Of the Helena procession Witnessed
the accident, and being somewhat OF a wag
gave the place name. lie secured a
board, on which he painted "Casey's Land
Ing" and nailed IL t0 stake which he
planted securely at the spot A pile OF
stone which Is being constantly added u
supports the board and stake, and passen-
gers 10 the springs now are always on the
lookout for Casey's Landing.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

much anxiety among the inhabitants who
watched ali day the Peters beach house.
about three miles away, standing Isolated
out In the ocean without any land visible
around it Chas. Smith, the proprietor,
and his wife, have boats ready In which 10
thelr house takes place. The foundation
was partly washed away yesterday. The
few people at Brlgantine have been living
almost entirely In boats since the storm be-
gan, their homes being submerged.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
Rhode Island. Fourth Party.

Providence, X. l., March 22,-The
state convention OF a fourth party, the law
enforcement party, or anti-resubmission-
lists, as they are called, was held this morn
ing. The nominations are: For COVER
nor, James H. Chace, of Lincoln; lleuten-
ant governor, Franklin Metcalf, OF
ChaTlestown; secretary, j. Barclay Fos-
Ter, OF Westerly; attorney general, III,
Rogers, Of Providence; general treasurer
L. A. Green, of Lincoln. The central
plank of the platform is 10 the effect that
ihe prohibition constitutional amendment
OF 1856 has not been given fair trial and
that the question Of submitting the propo-
sitiOn anew should not now prevail.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
round rheIr Mother Murdered

ATcHIsos, Kans., March 22-Details
have been received here OF tragedy near
stockton, Cook county, Kans. Yesterday
about dark two children OF Taylor Cook, a
farmer, when returning home from school
found the furniture in the house broken
and everything In confusion and the dead
body OF their mother lying between two
feather beds. Her head was beaten 10 a
jelly and club was lying on the floor
stained with blood and the hair OF the wo-
man. Their father was not 20 be found
and is the man who committed the mur.
der, as he frequently threatened 10 kill his
wife. He has disappeared.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
1. w. .Inckson. mnslc dealer.

G. w. jackson, music dealer.
Dinner from ~ 10 at the Bon Ton.
Seals and Stencils at Kemp's assay Office.
James w. Barker. merchant tailor, No
10 North Main street.
Go and see Baker and Clark Bros i'm
ported draft horses at Breck x Fishers
sale barn.
Go east via the Montana Central and
Manitoba railways, the new sleeping and
dining car route 10 st. Paul and the east.
Through trains leave Helena daily at IL Sb
q. IN.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

Mr.. q. J. Smith, travelling salesman for
Belford, Clark 4 Co., Chicago, had the
misfortune to sprain his wrist most severe
ly. III was suffering great palm" he says,
land my wrist was badly swollen; a few
applications OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm
relieved the pain and reduced the swelling
In one night, and In consequence my work
and business were not interrupted, for
which am very grateful. can recon-
mend Chamberlain's Pain Balm from per
sonal experience" Sold by IL. Nj. Parchen
a Co
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

SAN FRANCISCO, March 22-ATthur
Fields, OF the Fields Biscuit 4 Cracker
company, OF this city, has petitioned the
supreme court TO be declared insolyent.
The liabilities are stated at sI50 900, and
the assets consist Of the cracker factory at
Lima, Peru, valued at $4,000 and real rs
tate valued at $4,000 all heavily encum-
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

KEY WEST, Fla, March 22-Ex.Presi
dent Cleveland and party arrived here this
afternoon on the steamer Ollyette. They
were met bya delegation from the board
of trade, accompanied bY the FIRE depart
ment. a company OF the Island City Guards
city. The party left for Havana at 10
oiclock
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
Real Estate Transfers,

The following real estate transfers wer,
fled In the recorders Office yesterday:
John /. Tooker ct al 70 Charles J. Pratt, the
Whitlsteh tunnel eite, te,..............+...... 8
William A. ChessmAn 10 Ailee CsyanAuRh,
lots a y, block "a, Central gdditon...... 70
John n shober 10 Elizabeth Vawter, lot -,
and lots I, 2 8, 4, IS, 10, -, 81, block H7,
and lots I, :, 3, Z. 20. u, ~. ~, block 5th,
Helena townsits. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
JsnDisOn l.. Perkins Of nx. 20 Edward ".
Cols, i0ts 10. II. block 5, Valley View i'd
afft.,
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
FOUND IN THE BED.
Three Of the stolen Checks and Fifty
Dollars Recovered.

Three Of the stolen Checks and Fifty
Dollars Recovered.
As Officer LsRue was passing on Main
street yesterday morning he was hailed by
an employe of the lodging house over
Crahan's saloon who informed him he had
something TO show him.
This is the placed where James Hagan,
the Swede railroad labofer was robbed OF
over 5000 Monday morning. On Tuesday
the officer took the young man to Jail and
told him the penitentiary was staring him
In the face II the stolen articles were not
forthcoming.
The officer followed the young man TO
the room, where between the bed clothes
three checks ON tha First National bank
and $50 in greenbacks were found as we'll
as two bank books. The drafts on the
Winnipeg, Minneapolis and Sweden banks
were not found and the people around the
premises denied any knowledge Of them.
Nor any reasonable answer could be made
20 explain away why the checks didn't fall
on the floor In making the bed. IL will
also.be remembered that IL was denied that
Hagan had ever slept IN the house. There
is apparently something wrong somewhere,
and the fact that a portion OF the money
has been recovered, should not release the
guilty persons from punishment.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
ugh Mairr at Atlantic CITY.

ATLANTIC CRY, March 22-The storm
here is abatlng and the water receding.
The storm centre to-day was BrigAntine
and Peters beach. The latter place causes
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
The New Board OF Trade Rooms

The Inauguration OF the Board Of Trade
room In the Pittsburg block will be by a
meeting OF the directors at 8 p. IN. to-day.
ON Monday the rooms will be open 10 all
the members and citizens, when they will
be welcome at all times with any friends
they may bring with them.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
Notice OF Dissolution.

Nurdock, doing business at No. - south Main
street. has this day been Dissolved BY mutual cen
cent Jchn Glaze will continue the business,
assume all liabilities and collect ali outstanding z
accounts. JOHN GLASS,
NELSON MURDOCH.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

Furnish all kinds Of rough and cut stone
of first quality for less than any hrm in the
business. Montana Granite Company,
city.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
MIssoULA COUNTY.

heetings-Hotels, boarding houses and
families can supply themselves at moderate
prices In brown aud bleached sheetlngs In
all widths at RALEIGH X CLARKE's.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

Silks and Velvets.-New shades Cor
spring In plain colors and fancy stripes and
plaid, just received at
RALEIGH Il CLARKE's.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

Try II.
Try our best patent flour, the best In the
market, and Whitaker Star hams, at
JoHN L. MURPHY Il Co.'s.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

A shortage In the accounts of Robert
Craven, secretary and treasurer OF the
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Railroad company, amounting 20 about
$500, has been discovered. II is said that
Craven will make an effort 10 raise the
money TO make good the loss, and II he sue
ceeds will escape prosecution.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
HELENA IN BRIEF.

Scarf Is running the finest restaurant on
Grand street that has ever been In Helena
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

Sateens-one case French sateens in ex-
gpislte patterns just received at Raleigh d
ClAIke'A
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
Notice of School Meeting.

Notice lie hereby given, that the annual school
meeting Of Helena school district No. 1 will be
held At the Central School Building in said school
district Lewis and Clarke county, territory Of
Montana, on Saturday, April 9th, 1859, for the
purpoe OF electlng one trustee TO serve for the
term u three yeare, and for the transaction OF
eueh other bualnese a. msy come before the meet
ing. Polls will be open from o'clock .. m un-
I'll sunset OF said day.
Dated Helena, NJ ntAns March ieth. 1859.
MASSBNA BULbARD,l
AARTsu5 4 u6% CRAVEN Trustees.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

Spring Wraps.-We are now In good
shape to show spring wraps In both long
and short garments, among them some
fancy colors. RALEIGH x CLARKE.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
Lost and Pound.

&fE SEWARD For Ladies' small plush eat
VIZ cbel, containing money, checks, etc.
Tue Under will be rewarded and reiie, great
anxiety BY leaving same at this Office.
&E REWARD t1r the return Of q ed.yell0w
VIZ scotch terrier, with velvet lined nickel
collar. with bells. Charles Bennett, at John
Zeiglers stable.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

Teeth extracted without pain with the
electric vibrator At DrS stone x Head.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

II you are In need Of artificial teeth we
would advise you TO go and examine the
beautiful celluloid sets-sOmething new, aI
Drs StDne AZ Head.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
Ths Firs, ON R.cord

VIRGINIA, New, March 22-Josiah and
Elizabeth Potts were found guilty OF muir
der In the first degree for killing Miles
Faucet at Carlln, Jan. 1, 1858, and were
sentenced TO death by hanging by Judge
BIglow, at Elk, this morning. This is the
first case In the history Of Nevada where
the death penalty has been pronounced ON
q woman. She betrayed no emotion when
the sentence was pronounced and thanked
the judge at the conclusion Of his remarks.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

Glnghams-Three cases staple and fancy
checks and stripes OF foreign and domestic
manufactures for sale by Raleigh Y Clarke
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
cAseY's LANDING.

A long felt want supplled-the brst-class
restaurant OF j, w. ScaTn
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

A 4 DRY GOODS salesman, with nine years
"A L experience, wants engagement. speaks
French and German. Beet of references. al.
dfess n. l.. L.. this Office
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

NTANrkD-Five well dressed men TO hAag
wv around Swend CArison's new store ~
make people believe he IL doing awful sight Of
business.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
W ANT C0LU N N.

" hNI UULUm N.
For Sale.
sRMiTaoE JAokMAr.
2S ACRES for plating at ''rs'in-
S4,700 SSss q SsI.ss.' az S-'''' corner Oh H''''
ckOO BUYS lot sOIias In Depot Addluos
DOOO Terms easy.
[ OTIS for sale along Motor line.
S1.5OO FOR ,Sa,;1sn sS elegant lot in H'u''r
ARMITAGE a JAcKMAN.
Jw. MERRILL.
9000 for lots on the Motor Line, west aide
Q6OO now is the time 10 buy and receive the
beseat Of the spring rAlsei Ons'third essh.
UNOR sALE-Two choice pieess OF property on
" Rodney e., At prices that can't help 70 briag
the buyer large pront.
S13OO corner i''ri''' Il.'0l'"
HELENA ave property alta bargain.
x25 per foot; corner on BrosdwAy.
S5000 double house en- Rodney st. sOuth OF
VCOOO Bridge at Terma a euft
H0SslssE' slsl and l''' for ''i' In all P'''' of the
LNoR RRNT-Two houses, 6 and rooms; Will
II be ready April fret, on LyndAle near Ewing.
WASrED-HOu'es to rent cottages
NTANTRD-PArties having houses, lots OF
wv acre property for sAle Al reasonable prices,
70 list the ehme sith me as have q large demand
for property. Union Block, foot OF Broadway.
uNoR sALR-sitiings Of pure Leehorns. Ap.
IL ply to the day Cashier. Bon Ton Restaurant
l'oR sALR-on reasonsble terms, American
isss,
LNoR SALR-House. furnished or unfurnished
u n pfpptftyt centrally On the
west side. Address box s06, city.
For Rent-Dwellings Business Places ,Eto
4 NoLD BLoCK-one suite of once rooms and
VI an elegant basement for rent Apply "
jas sullivan. court house.
Rooms-furnishsd and Unfurnished
open lat April In the Fred Lehman block, 20
" elegantly furnished roome, single or IN suits,
BY the day. week or month.
L,oR KENT-Furnished room, suitable for Oh,
IL housekeeping. AZ Pine street
LNoR kkNT-Furnished room with private
II family. bO5 Ewing street.
liz PACIFIC or Lenoir House-steam heat,
Il elegant rooma; 70. 20. 81, . lite tl.S per day
HARVEY HOUSE. Grand street. new and
IL elegantly furnished rooms, single Ut in eaits
Situations offered.
LIANTBD-A paste boy to ssslst paper hang.
w ers. j. II. sanford, Broadway.
WANTED First class saddle hand Apply 70
|" ". Seiii, Helena, mont
{ HANDLER wants q girl-sSo. Alec man
~ walter and cook.
MANTkD-An oyerneer, or chief advertiser,
w and one 10 three hssistAnts according 70
AIRY and expenses 70 sseIeeers, and So To hssist-
ants. No peddling. No collecting. Duues cUn-
lined TO making collections, distributing printed
matter. putting up aovcrtiHements etc., or klec-
tric GVode, Expenses advanced; salaries paid
each month. Enclose four cents postage for full
spseimen nne of adserusing matter 20 ALhCrko
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
Miscellaneous.

FIRST CLASS board. BY the day or week, at
Mrs.. M. OayanAughs 3, b south kodnay.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

- ability, n position OF trust Have had iyc
years experience IN general mercantile business
Nill inveet cash In business 10 prove my willing
nees 10 work. Am aged (2il twenty -one years.
Phrents both dead and am a member Of the Prs.
byterian church. Present employn snt teaching
school Address ID. +. douglass. washburD,
Minnesota.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

SEALhD proposals for the erection end CON.
- plelion OF Wolf and hymAn's bans buildiDs az
hiseouls, Montana will be 7, ceiyed st the offee
OF fAulsun and Mcconnell, architects. Pittsburg
block, ~ 10 the hour OF ~ m April nrsL Plans
and specifications can be eeen during ONCE hourc
at The Office Of the architects. 1he Tieht Is re-
served " reject aay and all bids.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

\kT ANTRD TO RENT-About May I, q house
wv OF six or seven rooms, located near busi-
ness center. Address N lndes endent ofice.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

IA AANTkD-By an honest. sober young man
wv situation ~ clerk best of reference; Q slnrl
no object. Address box sss, Helena.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

ANTED-By competent woman, work By
wv the day. washing OF bousework OF any
Kind. Address Mrs. Otserson, 2Ds " wArren street
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

WANTKD-CleAn,c cotton rags for wiping, AZ
wv iSDEPEsDEsr press room.
ADiEs' gold watches, $50; etsmwinding I'll.
IL Yer watches, SIS; ten-mile field glses, $40;
articles Of every description bought and sold
money loaned, st New York Loan Onice, Interns-
uonAl Hotel Block.
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23
MONEY TO LOAN uron Helena real estate B
1Nl Edward c. Ruseel, room o, Thompson blocl

MONEY TO LOAN on reasonable terms.
wi yno. 5, NJ. Neill, Rooms . AID 7 Ashby
block. Main street
The Helena independent., 1889-03-23

SITuATioN wanted to do housework on Ianel
- or laundry work In hotel or boarding house
References given and required. Address l.. o..
Mickss, Montana.