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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-05

81. PAUL Oct 4-The Pioneer Press
special from Pierre, 5. D..says the election
OF Pierre as the capital OF South Dakota
oids faT TO create boom which will outri-
Val that OF Oklahoma last spring. Straug-
ers are Hooking into the City by thousands,
aud over $4,000 worth OF propertv
Sh4ngeu hands 10 day. Lots which couId
Esse oeeu bought week ago for 500
sold to-day for $1,000 People are
s1elted aud the town Is In q constant hub
oeO e'. nIknt And DAY and Il Is impossible to
preserve any kind of order. pe0ple have
oten celebrating necessarily for forty
slglt hours Fort Pierre. across the river.
- also crowded with boomers and intended
settlers, many OF whom have escaped into
me reservation, notwithstanding a large
rec OF regulars and Indian police are
stationed there TO prevent encroachments.
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KILLED Him InsfantIx

MOBILE, Oct 4-The negro Stark, be-
lieved TO be the man who fired into the
church at Moss Point, Wednesday night,
killing Dan Mckay and mOrtaIly wound
ing bis daughter, and severely woundir g
Henry Blnmer, was found to-day padding
down the Pascsgoula river In skin. He
refused 10 stop. whereupon . negro N
huotIng party fired upon HIM. hitting MIN
~ the hand. stark raised his gun ana
aimed az The crowd. but fhe weapon missed
hre. \ deputy sheriff then hred, nlling
stark With bucEshOt and killing him in
stantly.
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TANNERS FRIENDS SPEAK.

veteran Ministers of New York Conds m
Harrison For the Corporslfs Removal
LOcKPoRT, y. 7 Oct. 4-Tbe veterans
association OF the Geuessee Methodist cor
fersnce, of about ffJy members, in annual
meeting in this city adopted 8 resolution
that, "We sincerely regret the resignation
IS commissioner of pensions Of Corporal
Tanner, forced from him By the influence
OF politicians. and that we deprscAte the
subOrdinatiou OF the pension depart
meat to political wire pullers. so
that IL cannot be administered by q man
who, like Corporal Tanner, has the true
interests OF the soldiers at heart, and we
call upon the president Of the United States
TO place the granting of pensions In the
hands OF those who will administer IL in
the interest Of the country. and ~ Destlw
upon Corporal Tanner such reward as the
trps friend of the soldier deserves"
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JEROME PARK, Oct 4-The attendance
was large.
Two-year-olds, six furlongs-St. James
won, Hop Filly second Eminence third
Time 1:19A.
One mile and one-eiE Ehth-King CRAB
won, Csliente second, G 'lden Reel third.
Time l:54l{
1,4O0 yzrds-POntias Won. Blue Rock sec
Ond, Cllmat third. Time 1:22.
Hunter stakes, three-year old fillies, one
mile and one-eighth-Aurania won, Day
light second, Duplicity third. Time 2:29lS
One and three-sixteenths cf a mile, two
starteIs-Huntress woD, Philosophy sec
Ond. Time 2:08
Sin furioDgs-Little Minnie won, Mute
second, Utility third. Time 1:1S5<
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MISSIONARY DAY.
The EpiscopaIians Discuss the Needs Of the
Western Church.

The EptScopalians Discuss the Needs OF the
Western Chnrch.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4-In the Episcopal
conve tiOB this morning the report of the
committee on marriage and divorce was
presented and made a special order for
Thursday. The report Of the comE.uee on
canons of ordination was made q special
order for Wednesday. A number Of peti
tiOus and mem0rials were read The body
then transformed itself into missionary
council, and listened TO the trieonisl rep0i {
of the missionary board. The report
showed gross receipts the past year Of
S4S0. 900. of which S66 Oo0 YVES from Iega
ceS. or this sum SilS.000 was devoted to
domestic missions. 81 900 TO Indian mis-
sions, $4,000 20 colorrd missions and Co
foreign ms Fious Sf41 900. A motion that
the board Of missions endorse the efforts OF
the hoard OF managers 10 secure site TO
build a mission headquarters in this city at
a cost OF $4,000 was adopted. Bishop
Brewer, of Montana, spoke in favor of the
resolution. Missionary Bishop Morris, of
Oregon. then spoke az some length on the
work under his charge.
When the afternoon session opened Bish-
Op Pierce, of Arkansas and the Indian ter
rit0ry, took the platform and told the board
of missions Ot the needs Of his diocese.
Missionary Bishop SpauldiDg, of Colorado.
said the property OF the church there bad
grown in value from 500 900 10 81 900, 900
since be had been stationed there. Bishop
Brewer, Of Montana, also told OF their
n pds
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TROUBLE IN THE CONGRESS-.
Delegates Who Object to Blaine as PresI
dent of the Congress.


dent of the Congress.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-A Washington special
% the Herald, democratic, says Blaine's
American congress. whose surface has sp-
peared so tranquil, really started of with a
storm which at one time threatened 10
wreck the hopes Of its protector. The
trouble wss all about Blaine being elected
president. On Tuesday, when it became
apparent the secretary of state would be
chosen to preside, the Central and South
American delegates went into secret ses-
sIoD, and the proposition to make Blaine
president Of the congress was denounced
as unfair, Illegal and unprecedented The
paint was made that Blaine was not q
member OF the congress; that he could not
preside continuously. The conference
lasted till midnight. On adj jlurnment sew
ersl delegates declared that he would not
aitend the meeting OF the congress the
next day at which Blaine was to be elected
president. The delegates from Chill and
the Argentine Republic kept their word
and they attended neither the meeting of
the congress nor the presidents reception
and luncheon and have not yet joined the
excursion which the congress Is making
through the country. Whether they will
81 any time participate in the session of
the congress with Blaine as president re-
mains TO be seen. liz Is said Blame knew
nothing of this opposition.
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The Result an AIl.souia.

MIssoULA, Oct. 4.-LSpecial to the In
dependeDiI The returns are now all IN,
aud the democrats have elected two county
commissioners, treasurer, assessor. super
intendent Of schools, one member % the
legislature and clerk II the district court.
The republicans are sore over the loss Of
the legislature, and willingly admit that
they crOwed too soon.
The Bonner mills have closed. The logs
gave out the day after election, and the
men have been discharged for the season
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SURPRISED DELEGATES.
Our South American Visitors Having
Royal Time In the East

Our South American visitors Having a
Royal Time In the East
WEST POINT, Oct 4.-The superintend-
ent Of the military academy received the
members Of the All Americas excursion
this morning. After that Secretary of War
Proctor ana party made the rounds OF the
departments from the barracks to the reel.
tAtion rooms. The inspection Of the post
was concluded by an exhibition OF cavalry
dril in the riding ball. soon after IL
O'Clock the party embarked o the gunbOat
oTktoWn Tor New YORK.
New YORK, Oct. The Pan-American
delegates Reached here on the Yorktown
this afternoon The embaIka alton al West
Point was made In boats, IF which there
was a small Il set. Coils Wilson ana
Homer lad seals Ia one Of the small craft
well ia advance OF the Others. As the
party approached the Yorktown a file OF
marines vas drawn up on the port side
ana The officers stood behind Commander
Chad wick with uncovered heads as the
distinguished ylsIt"Ts crossed he gangWay
The visitors were introduced to the com
mander by SupL Wilson and preparations
Tor departure Immediately begun. As the
ship gathered head way q salute was fired.
The interest OF the foreign visitors had
oecn enlisted by the proceedings up TO
this point. but they were aroused almost 20
enthusiasm as, under the direction of the
executive UfiiceT. the machine guns began
to Delch forth st Intervals OF 25( seconds,
until fourteen shots had shroUdrd the YES
sci IN smoke Small parties of guests were
placed IN charge OF various OH GERS and ex
plOreo every corner of the ship.
Many OF The delegates are nOn-cOmmittaI
as to what city of the United States they
would most care 10 visit upon the occasion
OF the WOfld's Fair IN 1872 some, however,
are outspOken. Francisco Silva, uf Nene-
Zuels, regards New York as the most eligl-
Die site fer the far. Chicago will grow.
and be in his opinion highly eligible as
site for the next Worlds Far. So con
hdent is he of the growth Of the United
states, that Tor the third next Worlds 4 air
Ia America he deems san Francisco as g
fair candidate for the honor
New York was reach d at $50, and q
salute OF seventeen gums fired in honor Of
SenOT Silva, secretary of the treasury OF
Columbia, At ; O'Clock the party were
transferred TO the steamer Puritan, bound
for Boston, By way OF Long Island sound &.
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MISNEAPoLIs, Oct. Am evening
paper says: Negotiations have been en-
tered into by the Brotherhood of Baseball
players for the purchase II the Minneapo-
lis and ST. Paul franchises, in order thst
they may locate ball teams in the Twin
Cities next year The deal is yet in em-
bry1. but tn. 81 Paul man ayers have heen
Offered $4,000 cash for ft.ir franchise
Two emissaTles of the 81 --lerhtf'd brvg
been in Minneapolis for the % ~i-s IL
is said they have made favorable reports 10
their chiefs
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Morris Park Races.

MORRIS PARK. n. Y. Oct. 4--Westher
chilly, attendance fair.
Five furIongs-Fordham won. Pearl Set
second, ) wifi third. Time, 80.
CGe mile and an elghth-Two starters
Now or Never and Brother Ban ran dead
heat Time, 1:57s<. The stakes were di-
vided-
seven furlOngs-Crscksmsu woD, Ben
Harrison second, Boots third. Time,
I:29x.
Que mile-St. John won, BarTister sec
ond, DunbOyne thirG. Time, l:44k.
TWo-yeAr-olds. five furlongs-Ine Miss
Annie tiily won, Civil Service second, Gun
wad third. Time, I.0l4:
Six furlongs-Tipstaf won, Freedom
second, Glen Mound third. Time, iii.
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OUT OF ALL DOUBT
Latest Returns, While Cutting Down
Repu blicAn Figures, Make no
Great Changes.
j. x. Toole's Majority Beyond Doubt
and the Legislature Sure for the
Democrats.
The Result In silver Bow q Complete
waterloo for the RePsblfeans-Park
County Now COmplete.

Yesterdays returns were from small pre-
cincts and do not materially affect results.
The majority for ToOle, democrat for
governor is increased 10 200 and CarteE's
majority stands at about 1000. The
legislature stands as stated yesterday,
40 democrats and 81 republicans. on
Joint ballot There is some uncertainty
about the election OF CardweIl. democrat,
TO the senate from jefferson county. Is
will require an oficial canvass to determine
that question Without him the democrats
will have seven majority on joint ballot.
The latest results will De found in the sp-
pended tables
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rhs Republican Hvatsrloo-

BUTTE, Oct. Especial to the Inde-
pendent. l-Polilics are still lively and loud
cries Of fraud ara heard. but no more re.
turns are In than there were last night, A
closer figuring shows that Sullivan, demo-
crat. for sheriff, Is elected, and that the
election Of Holland, republican. assessor,
Is also disputed The only republican
surely elected for the ticket is II. c. Kess-
Ter for county treasurer. The republicans
cannot expect but Two on the legislative
ticket, Thompson and Hoffman, and the
latter may also be beaten.
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s at
es. Rocky Fork Coal
fire ana leaves httlS
bLOOK.
o. Anaconda.
S.
kingston.
send.
Fster.
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Excttsm.pt in the Pork Market

CHICAGO, Oct There was sensation
on the board this morning on the announce
ment that the pork clique had secured an
Injunction against the board of trade in
spector 10 prevent him from issuing certif-
Gates on newly packed October pork. The
clique yesterday received and paid for all
newly packed pork offered. 1t now trans
pires this was the only pork sold to the
clique at = low price High priced pork
was rendered them on late deliveries yes
terdsy aud refused on the injunction to
prevent its delivery asked for. The direc-
tors met in secret session soon after the
board opened The Injunction, besides
prohibiting the delivery of the pork, also
prevents the board from disciplinlng mem
bers for refusing TO take the pork.
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PROHIBITION CARRIES
a Close Vote. but the Tenperancs Peopl.
sure OF q Nfctory.

BISMARCK, n. D., Oct. 4-(Special to
the independent I-Rumors were rife ali
LAY thAt prohibition was defeated BY .
siose vote and caused considerable eIAtion
IA 'his part Of the state, but returns re-
celVea late tonight give prohibition a clear
majority OF LOO, with several more strong
~ pfooloition counties yet TO be heard
rom. 1t is certain now that the measure
vi vii oe adopted BY over 20OO majority.
Ane pfohioitionists were ever so much sur
prised AZ the tidal wave and are incredu-
lOusiY eongratulAting themselves. To the
Anus II seems like some strange dream,
irom which they will be soon awakened,
and discover Il not to be 3 dread reality.
As returns come In from the belsted di
'nets the republicans are losing ground
ana II IS safe 20 hazard that the republican
mslority Will be less than 900.
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SPOKANE FALLS, W. T., Oct. A.
lSp, eiAl TO the Independent. l-Friends of
ID w Fairweather, republican nominee
Iof the senate In the third district, now
elsiin MS election BY four majority. John
r So"ey' chairman OF tile repu ublicAn
committee, telegraphs Vice. Chairman Fair
weather that the republicans have elected
nlnety-eiRht members of the legislature
ana the democrats seven, barely enough
for q caucus.
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On the EnglIsh Turf.

LONDON, Oct. AT Kempton Park the
champion nursery handicap, for two year
olds, seven furlongs. was won by Light
foot. Swellarfield second, Arrard Moss
third.
The KemptOD Psrk great breeders pro
duce stakes. 600 s0vereigns, for two-yes
oidS, five furiongs. was won by Dearest
Rieveria second, Golden Gate third
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OTTAWA, Oct 4.-The government will
not appoint . customs output along the in
teruatiOnal boundary in the northwest.
being satisfied the mounted police can cJn-
troll the frontier sufficiently. The prin-
c1pai articles smuggled are whisky and
cattle The government Is also satiFfisd
polyRaDy is not practiced BY the MOrmOns
al MrI.eQd North Wesl teITILnTY.
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The Private and the General.

IT. LOUIS. Oct Private Da'z=lI
writes letter to the Republic defending
his action in publishing Tanners letter.
Dalzsll say. it was necessary in order to
demonstrate that Tanner and Harrison
had promised him, Dalzell, the deputy
eoBmissiOnership of pensions What be
proposed 10 do was to vindicate his own
veracity. He says he has plenty of am
munitiO1 LETT in the way of letters from
Harrison and others. He is content to let
the mstter rest where il is without further
publication. so long IS Harrison by his
silence admits the truth of his, DslzelI's,
assertion.
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Races at Latonfa-

CINCINNATI, Oct This track was In
good condition at LaiOnia to-day, the
weather pleasant and the attendance good.
Tbree-year-olds snd lpwards. seven fur
lOngs-Sis IIimyaT wop, Middiemarch sec
ond, Pritchrtt third. Time, 1881.
Maiden two yesr-oids, half mile-Happi-
ness won, Mt Lebanon second, Lottie ;
third No time.
Three-year-olds and upwards, fifteen
sixtesuths of a milP-IagO won, Mirth sec
oBd, Daisy Woodruff third. Time. 1:SS.
Three yeEr-olds aud upwards, one mile
BfandOlette won, Queen of Trumps second,
Psntaiette third No time.
Two year-olds, five furloDgs-Red Light
won, R0s.mOnt second, MSTtbs Page third.
Time, los.
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wnrLed Y.rr smnn,hIr-

DEER LODGE, Oct. 4.-Ispeeisl to the
Independent 1.-The sOcslled Australian
election system is in great favor in Deer
Lodge. All the judges and clerks OF elsc-
ton at this place think Il 9 great success.
It seems complicated At first, but when put
in practice it worked very smoothly. There
are some, however, who think that the iGF
could be amended for the better in some
parficulars
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KANSAS CITY, Oct Weather delight
full, track fast
TrottIng. 2:SO class unfinished from yes
terday Indian Pot frat, Holden Davis
second, Two Eyes third, the others ruled
out and distaneed. Best time, 2:2q5S.
Pacing, 2:30, purse $500 President
Wilkes first, John B second, Delight third,
the others distanced. Best time, 271s
TrOtting. 2:S0 purse S400-NettIe V Iirst,
Black Diamond second, Captain third,
Illinois Egcert distaDced. Best time, 2:24i<
TIottiDg, 2.40, purse S4O0-WiIkemODt
lrst. Cora MeGregOr second, George G.
third, GoOson fourth. Best time, 2:30jS.
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HURON, s. D., Oct 4-Chairman T..
Findley, of the democratic state centra
committee, tonight placed the total demo-
cratic vote in the state at $1,000 and claims
twenty democratic members Of the leeisIa-
ture. he says the vote is larger than he
expected. Secretary Bushnell, Of the state
prOhioltl0n committee, sRys he has sufi-
cent returns to guarhntre the statement
that prohibition has msjOrity of 8 900 In
the state, being 5000 more than expected
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FInaI Result. In ca.e.as.

GREAT fALls, oct 4-TSpeclal to the
Independent J-Csuer's sj)rity In Cas-
cade cou - Is 1S4; Powers 6S, with only
II votes g.. b. heard from The good news
from Hell at luses much rejoicing. Re
publiesns refuse to bet against TOole or on
on control Oi be legislature
Real estzis deals amounting % SOS 900
have Just been completed J. 2. Sanders
and Mr.. Raleigh, both Of Helena, are
among the sellerk.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4-WeAther pleasant,
track d ne, attendance fair.
Pace. 2:l6, $1,000 Hal Pointer first, Doc
tor NJ. second, Monkey Rolls third, Maggie
r. fourth Best time. 2:l61<.
Trot, 2:30. purse 81 500-Dick Smith first.
Nettie second, Sedalia Boy fhIrd, Clarence
King fourth. Best time. 2:2I1<.
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Adding Up the Republican Vote.

SPOKANE FALLS, Oct 4.-[Special to
the independent. John F. Convey, chair
man OF the republican territorial commit
tee, to-day teIegraphsd John L. Wilson.
.ne republican nominee for congress:
our majority in the territory will not be
less than 1900. You lead the ticket
Returns received to-day from remote pre-
cinets show increased republican gains
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DESvEB, Oct 4-The Colorado delees-
ton to the trleDnial conclsve of Knights
Templsr at Washington. numbering over
200, left here tonight on a special train of
Pullman and dining cars over the Rio
Grande and Missouri Pacific Every CON-
maudery in the state Is represented. They
will make . determineJ effort 70 secure the
next conclave for Denver.
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DIAMOND AND TRACK.
Record OrLeague and Association Games
Doings OF the Flyers.

DoinEs or the flyers.
PITTsBuRG. Oct 4.-To-day's game be-
tween Pittsburg and Boston was ho,ly
contested throughout, and wen in the ninth
through Whites error and 3 single bv
BrOuthers. Score-Pittsburg, 8; Boston, 4
The batteries were. For PittsbUrg, Staley
and Miller; for Boston, Madden aud
Bennett.
THE SENATORS LOSE.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 4.-Krock pitched
a good game Tor the senators to day. but
the poor support given him lost the game.
Fee was bit hard and was wild, hut was
given good support throughout. Score
Indianapolis, 8; Washington, 3. The bat
tsries were: For Indianapolis. Fee and
Sammers; for Washington, Krock and
Riddle
THE CHAMPIONS WIN
CLEVELAND, Oct 4.-The Clevelanders
could not hit Welch To day when hits
would have counted This weakness, to-
eether with passed ball by thinner and
connected hits by New York, lost the
gHme. Seore-Cleveland. L; New York, 8.
The batteries were for Cleveland, Blakely
and Zimmer; for New York, Welch and
Ewing.
A BLANK FOR THE PHILLIEs.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-Phiisdelphia could do
nothing with Hutchinson's delivery to-
day. while Chicago made but six on of
Buffinton. but they were punched at the
right tune. Attendance. 500. Score
Chicago, 8; Philaaelphis, 0. The batteries
were for ChicsRo. Hutchinson and
Darling; for Philadelphia. Bufhnton and
Clements
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They Imported I.aborer..

WASHINGTON. Oct 4.-InfoTmation has
been received by the treasury department
OF the recovery Of judgments in the United
States district court for the western district
OF Texas OF 81 1000 each against the Rio
GThnde & Eagle PAss rail way and w. l.
Gibbons ON the charge OF importing slteDs
from Mexico under g contract Of labor into
the San Tomas coal mines.
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Association Games.
AT Cincinnati - Cincinnati g, Louisville
2
At Baltimore-Bsltimore 8. Columbus IL.
Hurt on the League Grounds.

CHICAGO, Oct. "A serious accident
occurred on the league ball grounds 10 day
while the teams were practiciug. Dele
henty bstted q fy very high into the air
and S.rfver and AnsOn both started TO
catch IL. and collided with terrible force,
both being thrown 20 the ground. Both
had 10 be assisted 10 arise, aud were car
ried 10 a hotel Ii is reported that AnsOn
sustained very bad fracture of the jaw,
while Shriver has severely dshgured
forehead and his right Eye Is cut, it is
feared seriously.
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JANBoREE, KY. Oct. 4-rhe old Hat
field Mccoy feud has broken out again.
Pete McCoy's daughter was 70 marry John
Hanley, a relative Of the Hatfields The
members OF both factions swOre 70 prevent
it aud Tuesdsy night, as they stood up TO
be married q yJlley wss poured In on them,
killing the bride and groom and fatally
Wounding the preacher.