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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-23
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-23

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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
SOME ONE SURELY LIES.
The Story Of the Destitution in
North Dakota Revived at the
National Capital.
John Mcdowell Declares Senator
Pierce Is Deceiving the People
of the Country.
Decision Of the Helena Land once in tbs
Hoycy Case sustained Montana
Postoflccs Discontinued.

WASHINGTON. Dec, Especial. John
Mcdowell, Of Nelson county, North Dako-
Ia, through this mornmg's Post, attacks
Senator Pierce on the lattcr's recent card
warning the people not To contribute indis.
crininately for the Dakota sufferers. After
statement which has political bent, Mr..
Mcdowell says; Evidently the senator
does not represent the poor Of the state. his
object being to cover their destitution for
his own private reasons. which he knows
only too well exists, that more dupcs may
he lured into this unfortunate country, by
the willy politician. Five years of hard
work and only ono crop. The senator must
be revengefully ignorant or else wishes 10
mislead the charitable people. Had not
the Christian women, who were only too
well informed of the terrible destitution,
gone for TO the charitable world with their
tale of woe, coilins instead of provisions
and clothing would be needed in this proud
senator's state before the approach of
spring. Shame. to let the words of one
man weigh against the terrible want and
distress OF thousands of farmers and their
helpless wives and children. These are
facts and can be verified by
JoHs Mcdowell Nelson county North Da
kota."
Dec. %, 1850.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
A SHOWER OF MOLTEN METAL.
Workmcn in u Texas Foundry Terribly
aud Fatally burned


NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 2S.-The Picayunes
Dallas, Texas, special says; Mine men
were horribly and some fatally burned by a
shower Of moulten metalIfrom an exploding
mould at the Mosher machine oompany's
foundry this afternoon. The names Of the
victims are j. A. Dabbins, moulder. body
and head and neck fairly riddled by the
melting metal, left ear burned of. and in
iurieS which will prove fatal. John Hughes.
moulder, bad his clothing burned from his
person and both eyes filled with red hot
metal, lie is burned from head to foot and
had 10 be wrapped in cotton saturated with
oil and opiates applied. Watson. moulder
and foreman Of the foundry. was also fear.
fully burned ubout the breast, neck and
arms. but escaped injury to his eyes, The
molten metal ran into one Of
his shoes and almost cooked his foot before
he could kick II of. He will recover.
Charles Hurst received two terrible wounds
in the back from which the flesh fell in
strips and tho blood oozed out as his cloth.
ing wns torn from him. His injuries will
keep him disabled for some time. John
Wheelcss. a workman. WAS severely burned
about the head and shoulders and knocked
senseless 10y q flying brick. Ed. Ayers,
Wiley Jones, Mack Haney, Jake Mitchell
and other wOrkmea were all more or less
burned about the head and shoulders
lhe cause of the explosion WAS the generi,-
tion of gas inside the mould. which was
prepared 10 cast n l,CIO pound piece, and
when the hot metal WIS poured in AZ the
mouth. the mould exploded. sending about
q thousand pounds of molten metal in a
perfect shower among the men.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
KILLED An EMBRYO TOWN.
Ambitious Pierre Citizens Checkmnicd by
wide-Awake usIf-Brccds.

PrrRnr, s. D.. Dec. 2'.-Grea; excitement
prevails here because Of the discovery this
morning that blnd of about ecyonty-five
settlers attempted ~ found a tpwnsite
across the Missouri nj the month Of Bad
river, II is learned the scheme has been in
embryo for several weeks, and number oi
prominent residents of Enst Pierre were
concerned in it. The work commenced at
II O'Clock last night and all night thcro-
after mon With teams and loads of lumber
were crossing and re-crossing the river, She
people OF Pierre being entirely unconscious
of what WIS going on. All went well ur'i,
about q. M, when a hnlf-breed who farms
the lurd whereon the squntters hod Ia
Gated discovered them. Securing band
OF followers, be attacked the squatlers
with guns, pistols and lnssoes They
lassOcd boss carpenter and
severely injured several of tho homcscokers.
Finally the latter took aight being unable
IN hold out IN the battle. 1Oadd tO theii
disnAy, n storm OF rain and eel st ia.
and one by une they came 4tru ygllug across
The river, dreuchci, alInuGt frozen and 81
number 81 them bleeding from bruises nnJ
wounds. Tho helfhfoeds secured the lun.
Der, piled il up and set fire o. il and now
all TINT marks the prospective town uito ~ %
vast column OF iiunc aud smoke. yihihir
here, while the yells of the victorious half
breeds. mingled with au occgs onal pistol
shot, can plainly be heard on this side.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
FATAL SAN FRANCISCO FIRE.
Three Women Lose Their Lives In y Burn
Ing Lodging House

Ing Lodgin House.
San FR,scsco. Dec. .s.-Fire occurred
last night in old 81. lguatius' church, a
building on Market street, opposite the
Baldwin hotel. The first and second floors
are used for stores and offices and the upper
floors by roomcrs. An old lady, Miss Cope
land, was overcome 10y smoke, fell into the
ilames and persisted. Miss Evans, who at
tempted 10 rescue hes, was severely injured,
Two iiremen werc badly injured by fall
ing ladder. After the tiro WIS out il WAS
found that two more persons had perished.
Tho body ut Mrs. crowell. "A ropmer IA the
building, WIS found lying across The throsll-
old Oi the room door. where she had been
overcome 10y eu1Ocation. The body of u
WhshcrNouian. who Was known ns Ida. and
who used Go room with Mrs. Crowell. was
also found with that of Miss Copeland. Both
were burned beyond rceu milton. Mrs. Ellz-
nbcth Evans. who went - the rescue uf Miss
Copeland, WIS overcome by smoke and fell
iHinting to the ilunr. Captain Lees, how
ever, rushed into the building and carried
her ont IN AN unconscious condition. She
will recover. Fireman lugan and Police
man Williams went 20 the rescue of Mrs.
Crowcl and her son. who were in the attic.
l. lgan WAS overcome by smoke and foil dn-
conscious tu ihp iuur. Oiccr Williams
took Young Gf0wcll Out and td,n returned
for Logan. whom hc cnrriod into place os
safety. lie then returned Tor Mia Urowoll.
but was almost suilOrGtcd, and WHs Obliged
iO retreat Ia cave himself. Logan soon re-
covered nnd went 60 work.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
ELEVEN MEN KILLED.
Terrible smashup on the Chesapeake 4
Onto In virginia.

CHARi rsroN. Dec. gS.-A terrible accident
occurred this morning on the Chesapeake &
Ohio road NJ White Sulphur Springs, l25
miles east Of this place. Details have been
very hard 10 get, the only account being
received by specials 70 the Daily Gazette.
One of these from an eye witness says;
"Nestibule train No. 3, on the Chesapeake q
Ohio left the track two miles west of White
Sulphur Springs at 40 this morning. de-
molishimg six cars, killing eleven people
aud iniuring about twenty-five. The acci-
dent WIS caused by nil spreading.
Tho killed were IA. FRltkh.
Grant county. South Dakota; Edward
Brown (colored), Nelson Heath ,colored ,,
L, Wilson, Caldwell, KAN, Hale Morrison,
Charleston, BaHeagemaster Borksdale,
Profit, Va. Newsboy Thompson, Ports
mouth. Ohio, j. ID. West, Howardsyille,Na
Thomas Karesch, Blackstone. Kansas, Kid
der Kiddy, Hannibal, Mo, and one other,
unknown. Among the injured were j. Il.
karesch, Blackstone. kas.. Conductor
Schweickt, Huntington, w. Va. Il. ]. Blan-
ton, Farinville, Va, Gus II. Kline, Chicago,
VIM. Dell. New York, w. Clark. Clifton
Forge. Va" r. Il. Bunch. John Woodfolk,
Allegheny. Va, W. ID. Clark, Nelson county,
Va. Louis knresch. blackstone. Kansas, II.
L. Gregory, Cid Top, Va, arm crushed, in
tcrnally injured.
The train was behind time and rnnning
al the rate of forty 20 hfty miles per hour.
The wreck occurred ON a oil over Jary's
run, which is l9O feet high, said 90 be the
highest ill in the United States. All Ot the
killed were in the smoking car. which was
telescopod by another chr. Every person
in the car was killed except the conductor,
who. though terribly injured may recover
II was fearful wreck. and the damage "a
the railroad cannot be estimated. Luckily
the ears did not take fire, they being heated
by steam. TIE engine did not leave the
rails. The rear sleeper had the
front trucks ON the ground aud re-.
manned on the rails. DIR. W. T.
Caldwell. the only physician in White Sui
phur. repaired 10 the scene of the acciden,
and did all IN his power 10 alleviate the
suffering, but could only help one person nj
"A time. After some time a number of doc
tors from all along the line arrived aud
worked long and faithfully among the suf-
lering, ana ladies Of the vicinity turned out
cn Iunsse and too much cannot I've snid III
praise Of their noble efforts. Statements as
to the cause of the nocidentyRry. some say
the rails spread. other reports say the rails
were worn out and the ties rotten. Among
the injured were several Of the Karl Gard
ner Theatrical company, one ot whom will
probably die.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
STRIKE of HALLWAY cnnhnclnr..

CNcISNATi, o., Dec. 2s,-'lhe cOntomplHt-
cd strike NJ somerset, KY. by the conduct
ors Of the Cincinnati Southern road IL not
regarded by the officers here as formidable.
Within the last ten days nine conductors
have been discharged AZ Somerset, which il
the end Of n division and the headquarters
Of tho superintendent Of transportation.
The cause of the discharge WAS the refusal
~ leave an organization called the Brother
hood of Railway Conductors. II ~ allied ~
the Brotherhood of Railway Engineers. It
IL stated that Arthur was nv Somerset 10
help make compromise, bat inquiry fails
10 confirm the report.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
THE GOVERNOR ENDORSED.
The Appointment of Judge Mediation Sat
isfaciory 10 tile People

BUTTE, Dec. Special The repub-
hcRns here are disgmntlcd at the appoint
ment of Judge Mediation, though none of
them deny his honesty and fitness for the
position, Their anger is due 10 the fact
that the democratic position in the thirty
fourth precinct has been supported 10y Gov
ernor 'loole. Thoy freely accuse Hamilton
Of treachery, and Sny that he put up a cat
hop 10 bctray his party. His resignation
was hombshell in the republican
camp, as he resigned without any
consultation with party leaders. II is
evident that row is brewing in
the republican ranks on account of his ac-
tion. The democrats, TO a man, endorse the
appointment, and Judge Mediation will
open court Tuesday. A row is expected, as
the court will undoubtedly recognize Sulli-
wan as sheriff, and the republican mcum-
bent. John T.. Lloyd, states that hc will re-
fuse 10 produce the prisoners. lie will then
doubtless be arrested for contcmp, Of court,
and will take the matter to Helena on hab-
eas corpus proceedings.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29

One ~ the board Of education. going his
rounds as an Wn1teur, put the following
question 10 q scholur M a country school
How do you parse, M0ry milkcd the
eowt'
PuDii-"C ~ Is u nom, feminine gender,
inculor number. tlisd person, and stands
.ur MuW."
"5tlids for Mnry,' cXcl0imcd he of the
holrd. "hnW Go ynu MAKE tAnt outf'
"BoUonse." added tine intelligent pupil
III the COW dtdn't stand tor Mary, how
could Mary milk herg'-IeXas Siftings.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
nre.n rirs-. nshind rlnc

Nrw YoAg. Dee. 2.--l'he stoiiny weather
Fillch has reysilCd 10 sea lately has de-
yel q LARGO nuuber Of Atlantic liners.
testsraay the peyonia was the only stenm-
alp 10 aisiyc, but tbis morning tie Wis
ousin. 'Ilal Liverpool: the siite ~ Ala
ll.rl o. irom Glasgow, Vie ALICE, f4oul Bio
IrD; ttr Nc,ndsIu, frasu Nlttrrduu. 0nt.
lo Panama. from BJrdpruy. uuve1 nl
..-t. Tag npul1l .tgu1y weather nnG
-1u winds. A ruAhOs ~ oihef -tsamcr-
.ls ofcfiUr. blt ikt chipping uen Sag 10 r,
re 500 grounds foi AnEirfi, gN thr le.ay 10
Undoubtedly CAUSED by Lgld winds.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
sn.inincd ihn IIcIrnn Omcc.

Assistant Attorney General Chandler, of
the interior department, to-day filed de-
cison sustaining tho action of The land
Office at Helena in refusing the application
payment ON his entry of desert land. The
land was tract of 90 acres in section ~.
township - ~, range W. The sHmo OH
cial affirmed decision of the Office at
Fargo. cancelling A. NJ. BhldwIn's homo.
stead entry for the southeast quarter OF
section -. township 40. range j6 W.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29

LoSnoS. Dcc, 2s.-Coptain O'Shea, cN-
member Of the house Of commons. has filed
ggound of adultery, n ming Charles Stewart
Parnoll as lhe Correspondent. The specific
acts arp alleged 90 have taken place, during
pNipd extending from April, 1856, 30 the
date OF petition, at Ethan, No. - York
Terrace. the residence of Mrs. UShca,
Regents PARK, Brighton. Addiugton and
Suss,x. lu an interview to-day Captain
OShpu said the charges were true. "Of
cour,c," be added, II do not claim dun
uups
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
SURPRISED ITS RIVALS.


Sr. PAuL. Dec. 9S.-lSpecial. The an
nouncemcnt made to-day that the Manitoba
would opeu iis Pacific coust line via Butte
and the Union Pacific was unexpected by
that company's competitors. This route
WAS closed inst nt the time of the eonsum
nation Of the deal between the Union Pa-
ciiic aud the Northwestern. II was sup
posed this agreement carried with il an
abrocaiion of NIL other traffic agreements,
but evidently such is not the ease for the
Manitoba IL again soliciting business, both
passenger and freight, via this runte, Rates
are quoted 10 all points reached by the
Uiiion Pacific, Oregon Short Line and Ore
gon Railway a Navigation. This opcns mp
another route 10 Spokane Falls and gives
those Interested the choice OF three linus
from 81. Paul to that point. These are the
Northern Pacific, direct. the Manitoba via
l'uttc, Gnd the Omaha via Sioux City.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
long Live Cnrln. /,

LIsnoS, Dec. 2s.--'rho ceremony of pro-
claiming his majesty Carlos /. as king of
Portugal and Alg0rve took place to-day.
The weather was cloudy, but il had no effect
upon the crowds Of tnihusiastIc people who
passed on his Way 10 tho pnlure Of Nccessi-
dudes. The king left thu castle at II
O'Clock md the journey "a the palace, where
hc took the oath ot Office before the C0fteZ,
VIA mnde without the occurrence Of any
incident Of nm unfsyorablc character.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
Mount Vernon, Michigan, the Scene
of a Terrible Triple
Tragedy.
William Major Kills Has Wife,
Daughter and His Baby
Granddaughter.


ROCHESTER, Mich, Dec. "a cold-blood-
ed triple murder was committed two milcs
north of Mount Vernon last night 10y viii
liam Major, who killed his wife, daughter
and granddaughter. Major, who is ~
years old and wel-to-do farmer. went to
Rome yesterday and came home cheerful.
His daughter, Mrs. Joseph Depow, of Bran
don. and her little daughter, were visiting
the house, and after conversation tbs
family retired. The people were but fairly
asleep when Major nrose md began the
work Of slaughter lie took a revolver and
shot his wife as she lay asleep, putting two
bullets into her body mortally wounding
her. The noise Of the shooting awakened
tho others, but the murderer did not hesi-
tate. Springing into the apart
ment occupied by his daughter
and her child he coolly fired
at Mrs. Depew. and when he failed 10 kill
her, he procured an aN aud knocked ont her
brains. He then pulled the little grand
daughter from under the bed clothing and
with one blow of the TX split her head open,
killing her instantly, Major then rushed
into room where bis little son slept and
groped about the bed for him. Tho little
lad hnd crawled under the bed for safety.
AZ he heard his father searching the room
he said; "Are You going TO kill me. too,
papay'
"No, my SON" replied the murderer. "do
not he afraid; | won't hurt you. When
am gone you can get $50 which viii leaye
you aud divide IL with your sister
Then he hastoned from the house. Tho
boy gave an alarm as soon rs hc could, nnd
the neighbors found Mrs. Major stll hliSe.
She cannot survive. however. 1Ac other
two were instantly killed.
Dr. Majors body was to-day found in "a
barn. lie had committed suicide by hang
inp,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29

Ngw YoB1, Dec. 2S,-Charles u. Flint has
received from his correspondent in lIrazil,
who is one Of the leading republicans Of the
north, letter 10 the effect that the Brazil
ians have been very much pleased with tho
support and sympathy Of the press Of the
United States, which Is IN marked contrast
to many articles which hnyo been received
from the prcss of Europe, This fact Flint
states II going 90 have most beneficial
effect in cemrnting and furtheiing the fell-
tipmu between tho groet republics Of North
and South America.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29

LONDON. Dec. ga large number of for
eign residents of Brazil have protested
against the naturalization scheme Of the
provisional government. A number of
chants AND other residents doing business
in Brazil, have applied to their governments
for protection. They say they do not wish
to interfere with BRAZILIAN politics. and will
not submit to The loss of their national
rights. Should the provisional government
dispute those rights, they will leave the
country after dispensing of their business "a
the detriment Of Brazil. Iiason den penodo,
late Imperial minister of Brazil TO England.
is pnparing a pamphlet in which he will
reveal the lutrigues of the republicans priol
to the overthrow of the empire.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
American Historians.

The sixth annual meeting OF the American
Historical association begun to-day. Pro-
iossor George l.. Burr, Of Cornell university,
delivered mn address on the literature of
wtchcraft. EN-president Andrew ID. White,
Of Cornell followed in n paper entitled. IN
Catechism ON Revolutionary Roaction;''
Herbert l.. Mills, instructor IN history III
Cornell university, on the French Rcvolu-
tion III SIM Domlngo." Clarence w. Bowen.
PHI. d.. ON Newly Discovered Manuscript" b"
"reminiscences of the American War uf
Independence. by Ludwig. Baron Won
Closen, aide 10 Count Dcliochamhcnu.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
MRS. EDWARDS SUIT.
The Leader Of n Mob and Ills Follower io
Pay Heavy Damages.

ThN HVHNY UHNHgfN.
ELDoRA 10, Kan, Dec. 2S.-Mrs. Margaret
Edwards who, in company with her husband
Alonzo Edwards, was mnireatcd by u mob
OF men ON suspicion Of hnying murdered
nnd concealed the remains of little Sadie
Bloomof, has brought suit against u. Is,
Tiltou, leader Of the mob ana sixty five Of
his following for $1,000 for injuries re-
ceiyod nj their hands. Mrs. Edwards and
her husband were hung up 10y tho neck sew.
cr0l times until life waa nearly extinct in
the effort 10 make them rcycal tho place
where they had hidden the remains Of ID,
child. The child was afterwards found ON
the doorstep OF neighbor,ng house unin-
iufcd.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
TILE DEATH RECORD.

The cS-omprcsg " Brazil who was visit,
lay, II j. believed her death resulted froin
leatt disease.
The illness Of the empress of Bra2i frat
'ssnmed an alarming phgse YESTERDAY
morning. Dom Pedro went ont fur q
fomonade and VISITED tho muscuui OF iint
.fis, lie was found there Ly the BrnziliU
1nsul, who had been despatched 10 lustti.
Dis rCturn 90 tho hotel, brchulo the cuudl
lon Of the empress had suddenly bucout
'rltlcnl. Before Dom Pedro arrived TIE
empress was dead,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29

CnIcAGo Dec. 2S-The first fatal case OF
acute influenza in this city was reported Ia
the health Office to-day, the victim being
Mrs. Julia Ingalls,. aged y. Health
Commissioner Wickersham said be doubts
very much if il was the Russian disease. hut
Of course could not 90 behind the record.
The officials IN the Lcaltd department gen.
orally are inclined 90 rdlculo the assertion
that the influenza, which il spreading very
rapidly bcre, Is the fOrlgn article. They
say is presence caB be explained by the un-
seasonable weather and the excessive hui
midlty OF the atmosphere. Tn the other
hand many prnetlclng physicians report mn
alarming uumbfrot cast of acute iniiucuza,
and several of them who RINK high IN the
profession are convinced The disease is the
real l,ussinn influenza. Many clerks and
one or two members Of the Italian opera
company are afflicted.
AZ Detroit influenza is prevailing to nm
alarming extent. over j,00l persons having
suffered more or less from it The working
force in many stores ~ crippled. and n
number OF policemen are laid up. The dis
case has not proven fatal in any case.
At Abilene. KAN, the influenza has made
its appearance. Physicians sny 20 cases are
under treatment. The disease is Of com
plrntiycly Mild form.
The disease has reached the Pacific coast.
Tacoma reports two cases.
la Philadelphia there are fully 2j0Oo per
sons treated for influenza in some form ol
other, No eases have resulted fatally.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29
r.rrl,r IIeld L,r tl,c .Inrr.

BrIr, Dec, Special. Tie long
!?awr DOT preliminary czqpisgiion Of Jo-
ph l!luon for the iaufa VI bis wife.
llllA lhrueye WAS finished lu-night. TLe
.Aooiing oceugrcd four weeks ago, and th,
rtuiuntion hpg lasted two Wcoks. The de-
.H4. was shat the woman attacked Bafrierp
l "a domestic row, an the fatal shYt was
urd accidentally. Barlicre waa held ~ "a,
-raud jury, hs bond being placed at 5000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29

IA LiuuT,p, Dec, 2'--A revolution ha
broken Ont ia the department Of Cu,cstlau
s2a salvador 1t is goadcd 5y es-Com
nnndln Gen. Euag vho has stron
.orco uniof him. The departments ~ J.
'H1, Gh9lNieUgo lnl SIN SalYldur haS
ocA dtciared ~ q state at siege. lhD pu1
'rnin-nt has sent about eight thou and me
tS capture ColutpoIac aud scpplcss ~
teyCluiiou,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-12-29

ST. CIoCp, MINI, Dec. gs.-The first GEN
uine blizzard of the season struck this city
this afternoon. Tho storm began at I
o'clock aud ia stlll raging with unabatcd
fury. Much snow ia already fallen and
trains will undoubtedly bc blocked.
DCiurn, Mimi. Drc. 2s.-A honyy snow
storm, accompanied by high wind, hBs bean
raging all night. Fears are entertained that
the railroads may b. blockndcd