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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02
Park County.

Livingston-TwO hundred and fifty votes
have been counted up 10 II 80; Certer's ma
jority, 81; Powers majority. q. The
legislative ticket Is very close and no rella-
bic estimate can be made at this time.
HOrr precinct as follows: For copstitu-
tiou. o.; against, !, Carter 43, MaQinnis "a
Pos 40. TOOle 81. Conrad 90 Riekars 2s'
~ -, k0tWltI 80. Collins %, Hickman
IS. zgeralo -, Kinney 49, Haskell 46,
T. m1ertOn q, Cannon AZ, Resell "a
Blas' 4S, DeWOlf 2f, Armstrong 26, Har-
Al, BlckfOrd q. Dewitt a. Cope "a
kc..i -dy So Henry "A. Little 70. Fields 90
thompson 80 EstoB AZ, Hatch "A, Meyers
81 S'ebbins a. McCaUiey 30, TempletOn a.
Il-.- sch IS, Lanhern IS, Lee %, Wright "a
4 . I'd Al, Mcdonald %, Bailey 25, En-
mons a, JOY 40, Kelly y, Ballard "a,
/ COnnell -, HOpp rs. Lsmport 81. May ne
/ u, Wright ~, Blake 81, Hunter As, Carter
43, SwiudlehuTst "A. Tsppsn a, UTmer IS.
/ Moore 40.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. The attendance at
LatoniA was good and the track in bad
condition.
Three-year-o seven-eighths Of mile
-Bettins won, Metal second, Mainlaps
third. Time 1885
Three-year- olds and upwards, one mile
aud seventy ysrds-Bonnie King won.
John Morris and Filter ran q dead heat
for place. Time 1863.
Maiden stakes for 2-yesr-olds. three
fnurths of a mile-Kitty Cheatham woD,
Experience second, Lebanon third Time
l2l5s.
Sweepstakes, year-olds and upwards,
one mile-Leontine won. Catalps second
May E third. Time l:49s{.
Two-year -olds, three -fOurths OF a mile
Milton won, Alarm Bell second, w. G..
Morris third Time 1:I9s<.
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Dawson County.

GLENpTvE. OcG-ISpecIAl 70 the Inde
Pent THE day opened bright and warm,
With bcEe parties represented by good
workers. The total vote poIIed in this pre-
einct was 250. and the head of the ticket Il
As follows: NAginnis. lO7; Carter. I26
Tooie. IsS: Power, lis For state senator,
Becker, 156; Mead, IS. Representative,
Day, l22; Newcomer, l2O.
MiDgusVlile Precinct-M6ginnls. 3, Car
ter, 10; ToOle, u; Power. 8; Conrad. 8;
keli, 2; PembeTtOD. 6; Collins, 10, Hick-
man, s. Fitzgerald, 10; Kennedy, 8; Gan
ron, z; Russell. IL; DeWolfe, 10, Blake, g;
BtckiOrd. 10, Dewitt. s; Armstrong, 10,
HsrwOOd, 3, Becker, IA Mead, s, Day, u,
Newcomer, 6; Cope, IL; kenneday, ).
Milton precinct gives Becker the entire
vote OF which were cast there.
Allard precinct Of votes gives Becker
1 and Mead Z.
The vote OF Giendive shows democratic
gain of 40 votes over last fall and all indi-
cations point % the election of the entire
county ticket with two exceptions The
democrats claim Dawson county by from
100 10 $50 majority. The state senator and
representative are sure winners.
Mingusville-Carter, 10; MARinnis, 3;
Power. o; foole, u, Conrad, 8; Richards, y;
Browne, lOi ROtwtu; 8; Haskell, 9; Pember-
fop, y, Collins, 10; HlcEmsn, 5; Fitzgerald,
10; Kinny, 6; FAnnon. Z; RusseI, IL; Blake,
y DeWolfe. 10, BickfOrd. 10; Dewitt, s;
Armstrong, 10; HerwOOd, s; Becker, "a;
Mead, 4; Day, II; Newcomer, 8, Cope, 10;
Kennedy, s.
Bauers precinct-CaTter, II; Maginnis,
IS; Power, %. Toole, IA; Conrad, 81; Rick
ards, 10; Haskell, 2S; Pem0ertou, Is: Beck
or, Is; Mead, Is; Day, q; Newcomer, IL
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02
Half Million Lost.

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Oct IA large
part and the best part of the residence
portion of the city was wiped out by fire
this morning. Among the buildings
burned are the Cutler house, the best hotel
in Michigan, the residence of Dwight Cut
Ter, q beautiful place filed with exquisite
furniture. valuable pictures and works of
art. the residences of Mrs. Sleyton, 1. A
Paris. George ,. Sandford. Captain
McCullam, A. 3 kedsil. three Churches
Firt Reformed, Unitarian aud Methodist
besides these about thirty residences
LOss. half a million.
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Deer Lodge gives the democrats q small
majority. The latest report from Cham
pion gives 30 majority democratic.
Granite gives the head Of the ticket
mbjOrity.
Partial count of Philipsburg gives Carter
ll6, Maginnis, Sc; Power, l04; TOole, 9S.
The republican Legislative ticket Is ahead.
Anaconda and Carroll will give about
900 majority for the democratic state and
legislative ticket
Returns for Deer Lodge county are very
slow. 1t is estimated that the county will
be four hundred democratic. There is
some doubt on two OF three Assem- blymen.
The majority in this city is below anticipA-
tons The vote will not be counted TIL
Wednesday noon.
Garrison Precinct-CArter, IS: MaRinuis
81 Power, rs; TOOle, 81 The balance OF
the state and legislature is about demo
cratic msjOrity.
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CORNER IN OCTOBER PORK.
shorts Trying TO Get Even with . Ne,
York Firm.

shorts Trying TO Get Even with . New
York Firm.
CHICAGO, Oct l--Rumors of q corner In
October pork which have been aying
around for several days had a certain color
given them this morning. when an injunc-
ton wss asked restraining the board of
trede from issuing certificates declaring
pork smoked in October was merchantable
and standard. The complainant is w. ).
Wallace, of Sawyer, Wallace s. Co New
York. Wallace AYERS that he has contracts
for large amounts of October Pork; that
under the rule, as it now stands, pork
packed during this month is not deliverable
until il has remained In cold storage thirty
days, and that men who have sold COM
plainant October pork, being short, are
seeking by this means To fill thelr contracts
On behalf Of the defendants 10 is admitted
this pork must remain in cold storage thirty
days, but they contend that IL is deliverable
on contracts, and declared that TO rule
otherwise was to infiict q hardship on the
'.shorts because of the complainants cor
ner in October pork. Judges Tuley ard
Collins, before whom the matter was taken,
have il under advisement.
Later in the day the judges announced
their decision, declining to issue the in
junction prayed for.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02
News of the Bear

WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-The whereabouts
of the revenue cutter Bear have been made
known to the navy department by Lieut.
Commander Stockton, of the Thetis. The
Bear was at Point Barrow, July 20. when
the Thetis arrived there, and was still in
port on August 8, when the latter vessel
left for q short cruise to the eastward,
where the whaling feet is cruising. A site
for the Point Barrow refuge station has
been selected by Capt. Healy, and the
house was well under way while the rhetis
was there.
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Do Not Want the Apaches.

WAsHISGToS, Oct. L-Secretary Proc
tor has received letter from Gov. Fowle,
of North Carolina, objecting in very deci
siye terms to the transfer Of Chief Geroni-
mo and his band Of Apaches to a tract OF
land in North Carolina The secretary
said this morning that Gov. FOwle, he was
Informed, would reach Washington to-day,
and talk over the matter personally. The
secretary also intimated that the depart
ment would probably take immediate steps
toward the transfer OF the party because of
the danger 10 the Indians health IL they
the matter to congress.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02
Lewis and Clarke.


Jefferson precinct: Carter IS; MEginnis
~; Power 45; Toole 81; Conrad %; Rick
ards ~; Browne 81; ROtwitt As; Haskell
"A; PembertOb 90; Collins 30; Hickman 40;
Fitzgerald 81; Kenney 40; Cannon "A; Russo
81; Blake as; DeWolf 81; Armstrong 81; Har-
wood 45; Bickford 80. Cone 81; Kennedy a
Hotter, 81; HOrsky, 81: HOw-y. 81; Ke sfe
y: Logan, %; Manix, 81; Peter, 23. Priest
70; RAlstOn- Z; Riggs, .; Robinson. 81
Steinmrtz, d; Wallace. so; Hunt, 26; Shell
| ton. Is. DeCrmp, /: Jetfries, S5: RohrburQ
| "a: Taylor, .; IoOkeT. 35: Bsrden, IS
Falk, q. Bickel, 81; Priest. /. Walter, 81
Bsbbet. 81; Nolan, y; Bean, -, Clark, Is
| Brown, 1; Burn, "a; EdgertOD, q; Hogan
26: Hunter, 1; Koleht, 70; ThOrnburg, ~
Wheeler, 26, Davis, q; Eltis, S4; stone, 1
| Clark, 81; Turnkey. 70, Wheeler, L: Fol
lenius. 70; Rpckman, 80; Marsh, SO: Nc
lntyTe. 1; Wade, D. For constitution, %
CoFbin-Thirty-fou votes. all counted
Garter. =; Power, q. Republican county
MaTy.yiIle-vote 80 far counted give,
Carter, 81; AaginnIs, ~; Power, AZ; TooIe
GsOrgetown-Power's majority. II.
The following 10 the vote for ths, fuIl
ticket iD Rimini precinct No. Ne: Garter.
81 Magiunisr y, Power, 81 TooIe 80.
Conrad, 2e; Ricksrds, 81; Brown, 20; Rot
witt, 20: Haskell, S5; PembeTtOn. -. Col
Ilns. -; Hickman. s.; Cannon. 81: Russell
q; FitzgsrsId. IS; Kinney. 81; Blake, ri:
DeWoife, "a BieEford, 30, Dewitt, s3.
Armstrong. y; HsrwoOd. "a; Cope IS;
Kennedy, 81; Hedges, s.; Mcconnell. "a.
Beach, =. Burns, q; Comfy. IS; Cory.
Mouth OF Nelson creek; Toole, IS: Pow
er, 90; Msginnis, 50; Carter, 81
Milton: Carter, i; Msginnis. 8; Power,
1; TOOle, l.
Wolf creek Mitchell precinct: Toole
and Maginnis, Y. Power and Carter, T.
Certersgiile precinct. Carter, Il: Ma21n-
mis-, 43; Power, II; TOOle. 20.
East Helena gives Carter ls me jority and
% for Power.
TostOn gives majOritIes Of each for Car
ter and Power on total OF 90
The vote at Little Jennie precinct, No.
Al. is 8 6demOcTets and l republican for the
full ticket
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02
Laborers WIN Combine.

DUBLIN, Oct. The farm Iaborers of
county Clare, ere indignant at the farmers
who, they claim, are using the National
League for their own profit, while they OBJ
pose in every way the interests of the la
bOrers. A meeting was held by the labor
ers at which IL was resolved TO form a
laborer's league and demand the power to
elect representatives 70 local boards
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Received BY seeretary blaine.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The American
delegates to the Three Americas congress
called on Secretary Blaine at noon The
conference lasted some time.
Any doubt which may have been enter
tanned as to the reception by the Mexican
government of United Stetes Consul Samp.
son at Paso Del Norte has been set at rest
by the reception of the news that he has
been given an official acknowledgment OF
his recOgnifiOD
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02
Tight Money Market,

NEW YORK, Oct THE high rates tor
money on call continued In the stock ex
change to-day. Large amounts were
loaned at the rate OF ten to eighteen pei
cent per annum. Late in the afternoon
small loans were made at six per cent, and
just before the close II was offered at
seven. The engagement Of $500 900 in
gold caused much apprehension but no
further shipments are expected, es 6he OK
change is far below the gold shipping
mint
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02
Custer County.

Miles City-Carter, 2J7; Msginnls, l59;
Power, 1875; Toole, l74; Redd, 2I7; Ferdoy.
l42: Courteney, l59; johnson, 40; Loud,
1871; Moran, 214; PembeTtOn; Is; Cannon.
~, Russell, Is; Blake q; DsWolfe, Is;
BickiOrd, 10; Dewirt, 2l: Armstrong, IA;
HsrwOOd, 81; Cope, Is; Kennedy, q.
Forsyth pTecinct-CaTteT, IS; MaQinnis
"a; Power, IS; TOOle, 81; Conrad. 63; Rick
srds. SO; Brown. %; kotWitt 56; Collins, 81
Hickman, IS: Fitzgerald, 81; Kenney. 81
Haskell. s.; PembertOn, 81. fGzDnOD, 55
Russell, 81; Black. IS; DeWOlfe, So; BIck
ford, 81; Dewitt, IS; Armstrong. 81; HRK
wood, 50; Cope, s.; Kennedy, 81.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02

SAN LUIS OBIsPo. Cal, Oct. 1-The
village of Cambria, this county, was almost
destroyed by fire this morning, as tbsre
was little water at hand and almost no fire
service Binding after building was con-
sumed before the contents could be re-
moved. No lives were lost. The loss will
aggregate Sl25, 200; insurance about Sl2, 600.
The csuse of the IRE is unknown,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02
The Jury Condemned.

oTrowA. Ont, Oct l.-Tne dominion
department of public works vigorously
condemns the verdict of the coToner's jury
At the inquest on the bodies Of the victims
of the Quebec landslide They say u i
based on false premises. The omclals
state the Quebec engineer in his report o.
1881 made an alternative rt commentsti0u
70 build = revetment wall, which plan was
faithfully carried out. and that by his
om ssion to refor TO this Alternative plan
be mislead the Jury.
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The Re.ult at spokane.

SPOKANE FALLS, Oct. l.-lSpecisl to
the Independent 1.-The election passed of
quietly here to-day; the weather was all
that could be desired. The vote polled was
heavy, and so much scratching was done
that definite results csDnot be reached To-
night. Republicans and democrats worked
hard all day and are anxiously watching
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The bark Jane
Low, eight days over due from havana
arrived to-day. There were reports Of vel
low fever raging on the vessel, aud that all
hands had oee7 stricken down. The sto-
ries were exaggerated. One Of the sailors.
E Sparot, was sick from IL for seven dsvs
and escaped and disappeared. He sup.
posed TO have jumped overheard Two
other sailors were stricken down BY the
fever. but recovered
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02
The League Games

PITTsBURe, Oct. 1.-Two good singles,
four very scratch ones, q base on balls and
Ewing's muff at the plate yielded the home
team six runs in the fifth to-day, and won
the game beyon all doubt Staley pitched
well. The visitors earned their two runs.
Score, Pittsburg J, New York 2. The bat
teries were for Pittsburg, Staley and Miller:
for New York, Welch and Ewing.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02

Boulder-The count Is still going on.
Democratic state ticket lie ahead by
small majority. The legislative ticket is
leading by so.
Bedford-Msj0r MaginnIs. Iz.
TOOle, u; state ticket, II; Cardwell. 7.
Mhaiey, lS; Breen, l2i Poole, u; sawphy,
l4s constitution, p.
Wlckes-Ninety-fOu votes cast: Garter
and Power 80 majority; legislative, Tepub-
licaD, 20 majority.
BOuicer-Ihe count proceeds slowly. At
10 O'Clock 55 votes had been counted Car
ter 81, Power 80, Hsiford, sheriff, 80; Stew
ems, county clerk. 33.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02

Is, lndl Oul IFEuul AlLlOu Ol III
unlaundried shirts was a mat
ter of necessity, not of choice
The demand was universal, and
as we are servants of the dear
public We could not but listen
to the call. Now, as a matter
of fact. ther- is no money in
them for us, because how much
money can be made out of a
garment when sold at popular
prices of 5Oc 75c. 80. You
must examine these goods if
only out of curiosity, because it
is really a wonder how they
can be- produced for the money.
Our 30 CENT garment is a
marvel of economy and neat
ness. 1t is well 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, 22OO linen 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.
There are many points we
would like to dwell upon, had
we time and space, but one we
cannot pass is our department
of Boys and Children 5 Cloth
ing. The ladies OF Helena will
tell you where TO find tFe best
assortment, and any one you
speak TO will tell you that for a
tasty, nobby garment, no one
in Montana can show you one
half the styles or show as many
novelties as are on our counters.
Don't fail to See them, espe-
cially the lines of kits and Jer-
seys; several shades, in ages
from ? 1-2 to 10. 1t is our aim
this season TO capture the trade
of all, from the cheapest 70 the
finest grades We show line
of good wash satinetts as low
as 81. 70. and have them as fine
as $50 for the youngsters, who,
in time will vote.
Our line of Mile Hats is in
store.
We have been receiving from
five to eight cases a day for the
last two weeks, and none can
compare with the line of suit
ings we show--a line OF Fash
ionable Tailor-made clothing
shat "noX soX' out of the
merchant tailoring. Every gar
ment made by a crack tailor.
trimmed with the best material; /;
and If you want TO try one We
guarantee you as good a suit
for $2S as a merchant tailor will
sell yen for $50. As a friendly
''tip, We say give them trial
In a week ; time we hope TO
announce our stock all in, and
then all who have not called
Will be guilty of a great inius-
tice TO themselves if they do
not overlook our stock when
they are in to purchase.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02

The expedition TO West Africa is gradu
ally organizing At Washington. Its head
quarters are at the navy department, aod
Secretary Tracy has placed the entire man
egement Of the expedition In the charge OF
Prof David Peck Todd, director Of the OBJ
seTvatOTy At Amherst, College. The ex-
pedition will sail early In October.
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me North Dakot. Re.n,,

BIsNABoK. N D., Oct. The oficiaI
count for the city shows an sVerave major
ity for the republican ticket Of l6S. Pri-
vAts kilograms from twenty i've Legislative
districts shows the election Of sixty seven
members Of the Legislature favorable 10
Gilbert a Pierce for the United States se,-
ate -Four more are known 70 BE- for Pserrf.
10 safe republican counties, giving him III
votes out Of a total OF % ia both houaes
Eleven county precincts and the city OF
Bismarck give majority OF 44g sRs1ust
prohibition. The constitution is carried Al
most snlidly.
THELLsBORo, N D.. Oct, L-TraIle
county Will 20 republican st.Ong, but pro-
hibiti0n is vory doubtful
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BouIanger IL Hard Up.

LONDON, Oct. Lit is reported that
BOulanger will take a residence on the Isle
of Jersey. 1t is said the change Is due 20 q
desire 70 reduce expenses, as persons who
have been furnishing him financial support
refuse TO continue to supply him with mon.
ev- he has had quarrel with Rochefort
K chef0rt will visit Egypt and pass the
winter there. unless granted amnesty by
the French government
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02

ST.. Louis, Oct. General Master
Workmen Powderly, of the Knights of
Labor, arrived this morning In an in
terview he said the meeting of the execu-
tive board in this city waa q regular one,
and not called 60 consider any general or
local misunderstanding. as he knows of
none of any consequence existing. He
has no Information of an snti-Powderly
meeting to be held by discontented knight.
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MARYLAND Republican,.

WEST MINISTER. Md, Oct. This is
an of year, the state comptroller being the
the usual interest manifested in the repub-
lican state convention. The convention
was called TO order shortly after noon by
DIR. Jacob J. Weaver, Jr., temporary chair
usual committees the convention took a re-
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majority.


Horse Plsins-One hundred and twenty
one votes cast; Carter. 80; MagInnis. 40;
Power 50; ToOle, 55; Conrad, So; Richards,
81; Brown, 81; ROtTitt, 81; Haskell, A.;
Fitzgerald, 81; Kenney, 81.
Carter and Power are running slightly
ahead az MissOuia. IL Is estimated that
they will carry the county by 100.
Bitter Root Valley returns are Coming In
slowly. The democrats claim a very
small majority for Mrginnis and the re-
nuollcans claim the yunty by 2C0. The
Flatnead country and west enc of the
county viii decide It. Baly, democrat. for
treasurer, Is undoubtedly eltcfsd and the
legtsl ature Is claimed b. the democrats
BOth parties claim Missouls by small
n J0rities. Returns are coming m slow,
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The CABINET Meetlpr ye,,e,a,y

notified the cabinet this morning there
would be no meeting to-dsy, but be would
expect them to meet as usual Friday after
noon. Private Secretary HsIfnrd said To-
days meeting was omitted because the
president saw no necessity Of holding it
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02

OTTAWA, Oct. Information has been
received here that pleuro pneumonia has
made its appearance in England among
cattle imported from the north western
states The dominion authorities will
tighten the quarantine regulations On the
nnrfh west fronfisr-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02

Park City precinct gives Carter 20 ma
JoIity, Power l5; republican senator %. re-
publican representative l6. republican
sheriff 9, democratic clerk Of district court
Is.
Power 40 majority.
Big TlDber-Carter 90, Maginnis IS,
Power 81, Toole 80, Conrad IS, Richards
5S, Browne 81, ROtwitt 50.
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Held In Heavy Rail.

NEW YORK, Oct. LIN the court Of
general sessio' sthis morning before Judge
Gildersleeve Sheriff Hugh, Joseph W.
Marks and Judge Ambrose Mcneil. we're
held in IS 600 bail each. and Will FlOch and
George w. Hart in $1,000 bail each, 10
plead TO indictments charging them with
consu1rarv Ar n nQTiurv
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02

CHICAGO. Oct 1.-The socialist labor
party has passed resolutions declaring il
the duty Of all laboring men to join . trade
union for the purpose of Increasing wages.
shortening the hours of labor and increas-
Ing educaflon-
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Drafh In the Trench-

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. Oct. L-While at
work In q sewer trench this morning sew
eral Isborers were buried BY q cave in.
Christian Schunting was taken out dead
Jacob, his brother, Is dying; Anton Utrie
and Archie Taylor were injured internally.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02

BOULDER, Oct 1--ISpecial to the Inde-
pendent flames Perkins and Michael
HALEY were badly, II not seriously, cut in a
saloon row here tonight Three arrests
have been made, but nobody seems TO know
who did the cutting
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct 1--Terrftory
woods are in improved demand. Medium.
unwsshed, eOmbing and delaine 2Gso.;
choice d. &G2s1<c; Montana. Isd Sc: ter
ritory, l5sG2c.
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FORT Rowan, Ont, Oct. The schoon-
or Erie Wave, commanded by Capt Stat
ford, cspsized last evening between here
and Clear Greek. Eight persons were
drowned. The vessel bad been
aground for some days and had an extra
crew aboard 20 assist in getting her OF.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02

PITTsBURe, Oct The eighteenth an
nual session OF the National Board of Steam
Navigation opened here this morning with
sixfy-four delegates from all parts Of the
country
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02

NEW YORK, Oct. The newly ap-
pointed minister ~ Hayti. Hon Fred <
Douglass, sailed on the United States steam
er kearsage this morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-02

BELGRADE. Oct, Full oficisl returns
Of the elections for members Of the servfan
Skuptchins show 102 radicals and Is Lib
erals were elected
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Choteaa County.

The Big Sandy vote is counted in full.
Toole, majority; Magiunis, 3 majority
Box Elder lBremer) precinct went almost
or quite solid democrst-40 votes poIIed.
AArtAs precinct. which went solid reDub-
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NEW YORK. Oct John Fitzpatrick,
alias Liverpool JACK" was convicted Of
Kidnapping men and sending them 10 the
Isfhnus, this afternoon.