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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-21
CHINESE HIGHBIyDERS.
Two Professional AIurderers In the Hand
of the Kanzas City Police.

Two Professional Murderers In the Hands
of the Kansas City Police.
KANSAS CITY, sept 20.-TwO Chinese
hIgabinders were before the police eoarI
this afternoon. They had been arrested
Thursday night, nOminally for carrying
concealed weapons, but in fact because the
police had information they were about to
execute the sentence Of death passed, II is
said. By the local council OF the Chez Kong
Tung so-iety. The prisoners were All
Lee and Tung. Their case was continued in
order TO give the police time 70 look up
the evidence which they expect will be
sufficient to prove 3 conspiracy 70 commit
murder. A Chinese messenger called
on Chief Speers last night sud
notified him that feilOw-cuuu-
Iryman, by whom he had been sent,
was being tracked by two bighOlnuers,
who had been ordered 10 Kill him because
he had given the police certain Information
concerning a robbery which had been CON-
mitfed by members Of the Chee KONG
TuBg society The chief was told where
be could see the victim being followed by
highbinders. Two detective we're put on
the case and the messengers story proved
10 be true. They arrested An Lee and
Lung Liag. On the lstter's person was
found two TevOiVeTs and muTderOus look
ing Chinese dix.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-21
Railroad LID Pike.s Peak.

MANIToU. Sept. 20-The contract for
the building Of 2 cog-wheel road mp Plke's
Peak WIS signed yesterday az Chicago.
Oa Monday work Will begin from the top
of the peak oy force of 800 men. TIE
read Riil be running by May, unless the
winter is exceptionally severe. The rail-
road is backed by II. IL. Porter. president
of she Eastern Illinois railroad. Cable, OF
the Rock Island. and other well kpovn
railroad mAensfes. The cspital stock Is
divided into 5 QUO shsres OF S100 each. The
rOcd IL bonded Tor the same amount. All
a slock, except two blocks OF 100 shares.
b. 2 been subscribed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-21
The CAR SLIPPED.
Ead Accident on an Electric Road Near
Chattanooga

Chattanooga.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 20 "A car of the
electric road up Mission ridge slipped Oh
the side OF hill, the track being covered
with dew. The car was heavily loaded
and the passengers. at the bidding of the
conductor, jumped Of. TIE parties in
juTed were ell visitors in attendance at the
reunion Of WiideI's brigade. The follow
ing is q list OF the injured: Mrs. Mary
Adams. Casey, Ill, injured internally,
probably fatally; Mrs NJ. G. Morrison.
Casey, Ill, BADLY injured; Cspt owen
Wiley. Casey, Ill. injured internally, badly
hurt; VIVA. MunfoTd, Casey, III. head bai y
cut; Mira A G. Addison, Casey. ~, seTl-
ousiy bruised; l.. +. Millsr, Casey, Ill, faee
hurt; Wash Sanford, Casey, Ill, slightly
injured; Mrs. ID. Il Massey, Princeton
Ind, shoulder dislCcated snd sprsiucd;
Samuel A R-aves, Princeton. lnG-, inter
Dsllv injured; MEs j. A Reaves, PriDce-
ton, Ind., knee and shoulder spraiBed; J.
H. Clark. Owensyille, Ind. ankle sprain-d; /;
Mrs. J. II. Clark, OWensviils, Ind, shOul-
der and ankle sprained; G.. W. Parker,
Bunker Hiii. Ill, slightly bruised; w. p
Appleg' te, hazI 'Beil. IL, cut by baTbed
WiTs fence The il juTed were all brought
70 this city and everything is being done
fnr Thair relief
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-21
THE NEW MEXICAN CONVENTION.
Its work Nearly Over and the End to he
Reached To-day.

SANTA FE, Sept 20.-The subjects Of
corporations, the management Of
school lands, mines and water righ oecU-
pied the attention OF the constitutoi i con-
vsntion to-day. Ii was agreed that the
head of each family in the state may be ex-
empt from execution On a homestead valued
at 50 500. The article on water rights ac-
knoWiedges in the broadest manner the
principle OF priority of rights. A provision
offered makes the district attorney elective
instead of sppoiutfve. The chair was
authorized 10 appoint q committee of ciu-
zens. not less than twenty-five, nor more
han 100. whose duty IL shall be 20 proceed
70 Washington this winter and use their IN
huence with congress 20 grant the admis-
sion of New Mexico TO statehood. The
work OF the convention Is receiVing the
finishing touch st the hands of the commit
tee on revision This committee has been
instructed TO complete its duties and sub
NIT the constitution TO morrow morning.
The gu stiOn whether the constitution shsll
60 first to the people CT first before con
gress Will then come up and be settled.
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E.n1orer. who NAY be Lost.

WINNIPEG. sept 20.-CJunt DE- Ssinville
and Hon. Mr.. Everest, sn English noble
man, who left here five OK six months ago
with the object Of going farther north than
Lnrc Lonsdsle, have been heard from, she
letters having been wGitieu overtHu months
ago, dated from Nhipp~waYan. They had
= rough eXperIe nee Dn Lake AthaOsska,
and during q storm were driven on an extern
sive mud deposit. When the water Teceded
ihe boats were left IN the mud tive miles
trum open water, ana through this they
had to carry 81 their supplies and portage
their boats When they started tbey in
tended pushing north 10 Point Barrow, the
most northern point OF Alaska. Trey *
Pected 10 reach P.iut Barrow by the mid
die Of Angus. They have not YET reached
there ana 1t ia feared harm has hefaller
them, 1t is likely the Hudson Bay com
pany wili send out h search party from
Fort Chippewayan.
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ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 20 The Georgia
legislature was quite bsiligerent yesterday
and last night three couple of representa-
tives were Negotiating through friends.
These negotiations may end In explaDa-
tiOns on the floor OF in visits 10 the sur
rounding states for the purpose of fighting.
The first and second misunoeTstendings
RrOse during the debate on the proposed
industrial school for girls. and the third on
the proposition that the legislature visit
the battlefield of ChickamauRa The three
sets Of candidates for admission ~ the
dueling ground are Representatives + gnOr
and Atkinson. FELTON, aud Brooks, FOute
and Thurman.
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Tucson, A. T., Sept 20--William Vain
son, Jefferson Nelson, Pony Douglas and
David Edwards tc0loredl, soldiers, were
brought here to-day, charged with the mur-
der Of William Fleming, colOred soldier,
a month since. Il is claimed they bs'---
70 n secret organization among the cOlOred
troops who ordered the Death of Fleming
The hearing before the Ulit~d States com
missioner was set for sept 25.
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How Faulkner Ran His Rank

BUFFALO, Sept. 2O-In the trial Of Lester
3 Eau kner to-day. James K. Wood ward,
president Of the Hanover National Bank Of
New York, testified that he advised FauIk-
ner or one occasion that the Hanover Ma
tiOnal Bank held paper sgainst their hant
Tor S63 900 and that s. their capital stock
was only $50 900. the U0tted States bank
examiner might make things very unpleas-
ant fer Faulkner. II be happened around
aud was very anxious To have the discounts
reduced Wood y ard afterwatd ascrr-
tanned the amount OF Indebtedness 70 his
hank was not shown On the books of the
Dansville bank.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-21

PORTLAND. sept. GA special from
SnOhomish, ". T. says Ere which start
ell in the drying house Of Bloekman
Bros saw snG planmg mills destroyed
nearly ali their plant The loss is fully
$50 OO0 and DO Insurance. 1t wss feared
for q time the whole town would burn and
several buildings had to be torn down.
KANSAS CITY. sept 20 fire 10 the
Kansas City DessIcafing and Re6nIng
works caused q loss OF $50 600. George
Estenbe and John HAipee. members OF
tne hrD, were fatally injured and two
fremen seriously hurt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-21

DALLAS, Tex, sept. q. A special from
Van Horne TO the News, says: 5. III. A.
len, who has just returned from the Rio
Grande river, reports the Mexican citizens
had desperate bsItle with Mexican officers
and sOldiers in which 900 participated, and
many are reported Ellled. It is said the
cltizrns succeeded IN routing the soldiers.
When the Governor appes sred upon the
scene 20 assist In quslliny the rebellion be
was forced 70 leave OF lose his life. The
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-21
TooLE AND MAGINNIS' ToUK,
A Rousing Meeting At BIIIings-carter and
Mantle at Boulder.

BILLINGS, sept 2O.-ISPecial to the In
dependent IA gorgeous pyrotechnical
display ushered in the ceremonies which
introduced Hon. j. K. ToOle and Hon
Martin Maglnnis TO the people of Yellow
stone valley this evening. The court
house, where the orators addressed an sp-
preeistIge audience, was filled 10 over
lowing, numbers going away unable To
obtain a seat, a marked difference from the
attendance which greeted Mr.. Carter and
TIE republican speakers a week ago, when
tntre was room to spare. Hon. J. K.
tooie surpassed himself in his mastery
address on the topics Of the day, deliver
ing c!ear-cut. WeIl-chOsen address, gain
ing for himself many friends. Hon. Mar
tln Maginnis followed In his usual pleasing
style and manner, in which the refrsined
from the abusive language which eharae-
terzed some OF the republican speeches.
fhis has been an evening fraugnt with
much good for the democratic cause in
bis locality.
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Races at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 20.-The following
ere the results Of the second days racing
Al the autumn meeting. Track slow:
One mile-Q leen Of Trumps won, Cora
Fisher second, Birthday third. Time
1.45tS
Tnfee-fOurths Of q mile-COld Steel won,
Sunday second, UArOmbOure third. Time
1:174.
Three-f0urtbs of a mile-Daer Lodge
won, Fred WoOley second, Va Tout third.
Time 1854.
ST. Legef stakes, one and nne-f0urSh OF a
mile-Aier0n won, Long Dance second,
Outbound third. fime 2.IS5<
One-haif Of a mile-SIience won. Chan
tuess second, Camilla third. Time 505{.
Half mile, for two year-Olds-DUeEing
won, Happiness second, Magee third
Time 60
Seven-eighths OF . mile-NeWesstle WOE
WsTpeak second. Time 1,SS.
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GBAyEsESD, SepL 20.-Weather cool
ami threatening, attendance 5000. track
tsir.
Sweepstakes, one half Of mile-OregOn
w0n, TipstaH second, Gunwad third. Time
30.
Handicap, sweepstakes, ore and one
fourth Of mile-PaT8gOn won, BrOf ~
marie second, BeliwOOd third. Time 2.lO
SWee pstakcs, one and One-siXteenth OF q
mile-Belle ID Or won, Joe Lee second.
BOrdelaIsr third. Time AZ.
Tnret-f0urths n q mlie-GTegnTy w0n ,
Caldwell second, Civil Service tntTd. Time
1.15.
> Seepstakea, seyen eighths OF mile
AuTania won. Bill Burns second, Cotillion
lbIrd. Time l:S5lS
Three -fOurtns ot a mile-Mute Wsn. Per
icles second, Freedom third. Time i:165s
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Reaching out for Traoe.

BUTTE, Sept. 2O-Ispeeial to the Inde-
pendent IA petition was circulsted to-day
and money obtained with a view to pro-
curing a survey Of q road from Butte 20 the
Champion district. Work in that part Of
the country is assuming large proportions.
and the business men OF Butte wish 20 Sc
cure the trade. Committees have been sp-
pointed 70 wait on the Union Pacific officials
10 have 3 branch road constructed TO
Champion By way Of WaIkerville-
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Talent Tired Of the nmcs.

BUTTE, sept 20--ISpecial to the Inde-
pendent. l-POsimsster Talent tO-dsy fOv-
wsrded his resignation to Washington, to
take effect as soon as il is convenient for
President Harrison to appoint his successor.
There is year and half of his term yet
unfxpired. The salary is $500 and the
allowance for clerk hire S4,IOO. Mr..
Talent has been giving 500 out of his
salary for additional clerk hire and is tired
OF thn nffirp
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BERLIN. Sept % "A sham fight took
place AZ Hanover to-day between troops
using ordinary powder and others usinR
the new smokeless kind. The grest super
iority Of The smOkeless powder was fully
shown, the enemy failing 70 Judge the dis
tance or direction of the fire, and the so-
senee OF smoke insured rapidity and better
aim 70 thnse uslnR the new expllslEe-
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The Present Ruling suit. Them

Kansas CITY, sept. 2O-At a meeting
Of the board OF trade Of Kansas City. Kas..
this evening, resolutions were adopted pro-
testing against the resolutions Of the recent
meeting IN Denver regarding Mexican lead
ores and demanding that no change be
made in the railing of the treasury depart
m-nt admitting Mexican ores free. ksnsas
congressman are requested TO protest TO
the SECRETARY OF the treasury against any
clanve-
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AZ AnIpaepsnasnt Nntlsn.

WAsHIxGTOs, sept. - The Evening
SisT says the attorney general has rem
dered an opinion in the mstter OF fees
due The delegates Of the Creek nation 20
their attorneys, eggTegatiug $50. COO. The
attorney general holds the Creeks arc an
independent people ard the government
can have no jurisdiction In tbs matter A
letter received in This city from the Greek
nation recently stated ID the attorney gen
eral should decide the govs rnmeut could
not Interfere the nation would employ an
attorney and bring suit against the govern
ment 10 test the question.
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uarter and MnntIr Id I.onlder.

BOULDER, sept 20.-l Special to the In
dependent. IA good sized crOwd, which
included 2 large proportion of ladies, as
sembie IL the court house tonight u hesr
Thomas II. Carter and Lee Mantle discuss
The issues Of the campaign, CSrter's voioy
gave evidence Of the stress which has be n
placed upon il for the past two weeks, hut
he entertained his audience for about an
hour with an exposition 0f republican DOC
tTine upon the wool, silver, lead an public
land questions, and concluding win de-
felse OF the registration law. He was fol-
loved by Hon. Lee Mantle, who devoted
the major portion Of lis address 10 eul0gz
ing MessTs. Carter and Power. and dilatfng z
largely upon the registration law and the
Australian sy stem of voting.
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Is, that our resumption OF the
unlaundried shirts was mat
tn of necessity. not OF choice
The demand vas universal, and
as We are servants of the dear
public Ne could not but listen
To the call. Now, as a matter
of fact, Their is no money ia
them for u. because how much
money can be made ont of a
garment when sold at popular
prices of soc 75c. 80. You
must examine these goods if
only cut of curiosity, because il
is really a wonder how they
can be- produced for the money.
Our 80 CENT garment is a
marvel of economy and neat
ness. 1t is we'll made, full cut,
and good material True, not
the finest, but good enough for
any man who has plenty of use
for his money.
But the wonder of the I'm
laundried Shirt age" is our 80
CENT production New York
mills muslin, 22UO lin-n bosoms,
cut in and backed with butch
ers' linen, reinforced pack and
front, gilled seams, continuous
stays, and in total everything
conducive TO longevity" in a
shirt, durability and neatness
Their are many points We
would like TO dwell upon, had
we time and space, but one We
cannot pass Is our department
of Bows a, d Children 5 Cloth
ing. The ladies OF Helena Will
tell you where TO find the best
assortment, and any one you
speak 10 will tell You that fOI Il
tasty. nObhy garment, no one
in Montana can show you on
half the styles or show as many
novelties as arr on our counters
Don't fail to sre Fh-m. espe-
cially the tines of kits aud J-r-
seys; several shades, in ages
from 21-2to TO-. 1t is our aim
this season to capture the trade
of all, from the cheapest 10 TIL
finest grades We show a line
of good wash satinetfs as low
as 81. 40. aud have them rs fin
as $50 for the youngsters, WHO,
in time viii vots.
Our line of Miller Hats Is in
store.
We have be n receiving from
five TO eight cases a day for the
last two weeks. ard none can
compare with the line of suit
ings We show--a line OF Fash
ionable Tailor-made clothing
that .noX sOX' out of the
merchant tailoring Every gar
ment made by 4 crack ailOr.
trimms q with the best rial;
and if you want 10 Try one We
guarantee YOU as good a suit
for S2S as a merchant tailor will
sell v u for 500. As a friendly
Tip, we say give the m a trial
In weeks : time we hope 10
announce our stock all in, and
then all who have not called
will be guilty of a great lnius-
tice to themselves if they do
not overlook our stock when
they are in TO purchase.
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An Italian Celebration.

day celebrated the anniversary of the Oe-
cupatIon Of Rome by the Italian troops At
Chicago. The Italian military and civic
societies celebrated the occupation Of Rome
70 day with procession and picnic
ROME. Sept 20.-Ths nineteenth ami
verssrY Of the entrance Of the Italian troops
into Rome was appropriately celebrated
to-day.
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BOSTON, sept 20--There was a fully At
tended meeting OF the Atchison directors
this morning General Auditor Joseph W.
kheinhaTdt was made fourth vice president,
which will place the control Of the Boston
office In bis hands. Beyond this the ofIiciaIs
say nothing but routine business was
The TeOrgan zAtion OF the
finances Is Ia the hands OF q
sueciaI committee
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hoORHEAD, Mimi, Sept 2O--Th0mas
Brown was hung here this morning for the
murder CT POLICEMAN PouIl on the night Of
October II, 1883. The drop fell a few
minutes after 4 a. m Brown faced death
calmly and died without Q struggle
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Lo-. of a BRITISH war.hip.

ST JOINS, y. F., Sept 20 The British
wsrshiP Lily struck a rock OF Point Armor
and sank. Seven OF her crew were lost
The vessel Is total wreck. Considerable
money and valuabfes went down with her.
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BosTOS, sept 20 The Boston Jockey
club races opened TO day in the presence OF
300 persons. Track heavy.
Three fOurths Of mile-Lady Palsifer
won, ROnip second, Victoria third. Time,
1.2l
One mile-Speedwell won, DE- Chase
second, Maid OF Orleans third Time.
l.50lS.
orF-u-eighths of a mile - Maia won,
Prince Edward second. Carrie G third
lime, l:s6.
Five--ighths Of a mile-Little Bill wOD
Marie Lowell second, Miss Annie Filly
tbrd. Time. l.06lS
SteepleChsse, enc and one-fourth of 4
miie-Ssnf0rd won, NOltiguer second,
MOntmOre third. No time taken.
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MI, HsmIiton In Good Hs.I,h

NAYS LANDING. Sept 20 The reports
that Mrs. Hamilton bad either attempted
or ccwmltted suicide are absolutely false.
Mrs. Hamilton was reported this afternoon
by members Of the sherih's family in ex-
cellent spirits and eating heartily. Her de-
parture for the Trenton state prison will
probably occur 70 mOrrOW.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 2O-lt is believed the
grand jury has completed Its investigation
Of The Flsek divorce case and found two or
three indictments against the sheriff, but
nothing definite can be 6nOwn before Mon
day, when formal report viii be made TO
the court
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BELToN, Tex, sept 20 The Pacific
Express company was robbed Of $1,000
b IRE last night The money arrived on
the Missouri. ksnsss * Texas train and
was left IN the safe in the car. The latter
wa entered through the window anG the
safe unlocked There is no clue 10 the
robbers.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-The Fleetwood
track was heavy to-day.
Class 2.2S- Moonlight first, Camille sec
ond, R-ina thlTd, Frederica fourth. Best
time, 2sZ5Lf-
Class Z:5D-Prince Regent first, Reference
second, Caihsrine s. third, Warren fourth.
Best ump. 2:Z25S.
ond. PrrsIa third, Saxon fourth. Best
time g.22
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g per cspita

The commissioners also reduced the
taxes on grazing land belonging TO the
Northern Pacific from "a 70 - cents an
acre, which will make q reduction OF
Ss0l4. Taxes which have been carried on
20 acres Of land near the Northern Pacific
depot were taken on, it having been
shown the land was granted by congress
for right of way and terminal facilities
Thus the y. Z. will be required 10 pay
Sl4, 90 taxes less Than lass year
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RosroN, sept 2O.-Thfre has been 8
good demand for domestic wool and sales
are reported larger, amounting to OveT
8 OCO 600 pounds Territory woods sell
princi pzlly on q secured bssis Of 50 suc s
fOr tue and fi0e medium. Oregon aud Cal
fforaiE woods are quiet.
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Di.tiIlerr Trouble.

LOUISVILLE, Sept 20-J- G. Naltingiy
& SJns. .dist!llers.A are reported embarrassed
About ten days ago they fled deed Of as
signment The liabilities are estimated at
81 000, 900; assets S625, 900.
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Gold Fonnd in New York.

NEW YORK, Sept 2O.-The village Of
Irvington, three miles from this city, has
gold discovery BOOM James Murray, q
lsDorer, while excaveting on the road found
. ledge nf rock containing gold. JEdging
BY the samples the rock is said 70 be worth
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-09-21

OMAHA, sept 2O-Tbe United States
committee on irrigation is here listening to
statements from citizens Of this section on
the matter In hand
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REBUKING A SLANDERER.
A Republican Newspaper Condemns 1
sneak attack on MIR. lsickford-

A Republican Newspaper Condemns a
sneak attack on Mr.. Isicklord.
MIssoUI.A, Sept. 20.-The MissouliEn,
the independent republican paper here,
contains the following editorial article;
The Helena Journal is making particular
tight against w. NJ Bickf1rd, of Mlssoula,
candidate on the democratic ticket for as
sociate Justice The MlssOuiian is np-
posed to Mr. Blckf0rd politically and has
no vote for him, but Ht the same time jas
tice should be done him, no matter TO which
party he belongs. When Mr.. B- was in
the constitutional convention he introduced
a resolution to expel from that body the re-
porter of the ssme Helena journal because
he, the said reporter, casts serious rsh c
tiOns upon 3l the members from Mis-
sOuIa county (bOth republicans and demo
crstsl relative to their dispositions
nn the temporary location o the capital.
Afterwards thr matter was 0mcanly Hd-
justed ~ all crqc1'rueG. Il Is believed that
little affair l. ct the bottom of The jour
nails Il .bt on tlr. Bicktard- The Mlssod-
ian must say. aOt IN defense at al, but Rs
a matter OF courtesy Ia a Fellow tu~nsman
wno is an honorable citiZ u aud against
whom rs n law yer We have never Jet heard
a breath OF III }icIOn, that this warfare 90
ur BickfOTd IS uuWaTrauted ald Eju-t,
and, Ne nrlIeve, Is based upon a nafrUe
pT judice and not upon reason. Mr. Blck
turd may and may not be great lawyer
thst Is not the question in controversy
but in any event be is entitied 10 justice.
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TIE nEAN-EArERs WIN

WASHINGTON, sept 20. - Washington
and Boston played eight innings IN a driz
Liug ram 10 day, and the game was then
called. Washington batted Ciarkson hard,
but stupid base running and several stupid
decisions against then gave Boston The
game. Score: Washington, 3; Boston, 4
The batteries were: For Washington, Fer
son and Riddle; Tor Boston, ClATkson and