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The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
FORGING AHEAD.
P. B. Groat, General Emigration
Agent Of the Northern Pacific,
Speaks Of Montana.
He Says This Territory is Getting a
Fair Share OF New Corners and
Will Get More.
Enorts win be Made to settle the Tsrtils
valleys with a Good Glass Of
finmigrAnts.

T. B. Groat, OF st. Paul, general imml-
grafton agent Of the Northern Pacific rail
road arrived In the city yesterday 10 loin
H. V. Smalley. OF the Northwest Magazine.
In conversation with a reporter for the
INDEPENDENT Mr.. Groat said, relative 10
the rusn 10 Washington territory, that be
had no statistics At hand 10 show how
many immigrants have gone there this
year, but for the last two months the
trans have carried an average Of three
hundred day. OF this number IRON
twenty 10 hfty per day have come tO Mon
tana 10 settle, The western states, princi-
pAlly Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois
Michigan and even Ohio are supplying the
majority. Among the number are many
seeking work, but the supply in that line
already exceeds the demand and many
will be disappointed. The Immigrants are
as a rule a desirable class Of people. with
some money, and nearly all OF them have a
piece OF land all ready for them, which
some relative took up. But very few OF
the families gong there are without some
thing In view, have their plans all fixed,
know where they are going and just what
they have 10 expect Nearly all Ot them
70 west OF Spokane Falls.
"Mantana Is gettiRg her share gradually.
| They locate IN small numbers and at dif-
| feTent points, sOyou hardly notice the in
tiux. That Is the better way 10 have them
come. We shall once more turn our htten
ton TO the Yellowstone valley. That is q
hne farming country but irrigation |,
necessary at present Last year we brought
colony of Pennsylyanians In there-al
experienced farmers. They did their leve
best, but could not make a success Of farm
Ing, and many Of them returned. But ,
movement is now on foot 10 interest som,
eastern capitalists to construct a cana
through the valley, and think We shal
succeed before long in forming a company
Part OF the valley hns been opened up Will
a canal by private parties for their owl
farms.
1.-The immigration 10 the Milk Rive
country on the Manitoba IL not very larg
yet, but think agood many settlers will
| come out In a few months. Montana
would be "a great farming country, but /
requires great deal of irrigation. A new
town has sprung up In Dawson count,
called Glasgow, on the north side OF tn
Missouri river, where 1 suppose a new
county will spring up, with Glasgow a
the county seat"
Referring to the Yellowstone valley, IN
gentleman said that he understood tina
water In sufficient quantities 10 irrigat
thirty or forty acres of land, has beel
secured AT 200 feet In an artesian well, an
the cost OF boring has been only $500.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
Filed With the Secretary.

Articles Of Incorporation Of the Mlssouls
Water Power and Irrigation company, with
Frank Longstan, Geo. f. Brooks, John
Cornish and j. n. Fairchid as incorp0ra-
tors. The object of the company is 10 fur
nish Missoula with water and also TO
furnish water for irrieating, millland other
purposes. Capital stock 5000. 900
Certificate Of incorporation nf the otto
Mining company. The incorporat0rs are
Fred A. Schwab, Timothy Sexton and Emil
llOliz. Capital stock, s200,O00
Articles of Incorporation of the Bozeman
Distilling company. Capital stock, 500,
900 lncorpOratOrs, Alfred Meyers, ). -.
Hicks, II. :. D born, r. l.. 5enepe, B. +.
Bisel, G. 7. Blakeley, j. NJ Lindley, +. X.
Armstrong, Louis Kuger, G.. w. Wake
field, Thomas Lewis, T.. b. Lamme and
Isaac j. Kuntze.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
THE CADETS AT APIA.
No News at Washington Recently FRI
Admiral Kimberly.

No News at Washington Recently From
Admiral Kimberly.
CHICAGO, April lib w. Wells, of this
city, whose son was a naval cadet ON board
one Of the wrecked menof.war in the har.
Dor at Apia, and who was among the
saved has received communication from
the navy department under date OF the 9th
inst, in which he is Informed that up to
date the department had received no news
from Admiral Kimberly since his dispatch
announcing the disaster at Apia. Upon
the receipt Of this telegram the department
authorized the admiral 10 use his
discretion as TO the wrecked ship.
and the crews attached TO them
IL was thought that vessel
could be chartered at Auckland for the
transportation Of men 10 san Francisco, but
since Lieut. Wilson has gone to Sidney IL
Is possible that suitable vessel could moi
be obtained at Auckland. IL is therefore
impossible to tell when they may be ex-
pected tO arrive at san Francisco. The
naval cadets OF the class Of 1887, who
were upon the wrecked ships, had been
ordered to report for final examina
tion AT The naval academy between May
and 10 Should they reach the United
States In time 10 visit their homes bef0r,
the expiration OF the period allowed fol
reporting, they will be at liberty to do 40.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
PERSONAL.

7. Z. Power is home from the ,ast
4 J. stowe, OF Spokane Falls, Is In the
city.
Paul Mccormick, of junction City, ia in
the city.
Phi. Gibson and Harry Is. Taylor, o
Great Falls, are In town.
A. b. Keith, Des Moines. Iowa, Is regis
tered at the Cosmopolitan.
VIM. r. Ford and family, of White Sui
phur Springs, arrived yesterday.
/, b. Groat, the Northern Pacific emigra
tion agent, Is at the Cosmopolitan.
Mr.. and Mrs. stanford Newell. of ST.
Paul, are guests at the Grand Central.
Hugh Rogers, advance manager of the
Barrett Gleason combination, Is In the
city.
Hon. e. =. Blakeley is in the city ON bust
ness connected with the BOZeman dstil
lery.
+, ID. Merrill, Of the depot. who has beer
at Great Falls couple of days on business
returned yesterday.
T., II. KessleT, G. W. Bunker, + V. Var
GOrder and VIM. Il shaw, OF st. Paul, ar,
at the Cosmopolitan.
Engineer ". C. Ray, the gentleman VIII,
surveyed the Pipestone pass for the Butte
board of trade, Is in the city.
Mir. and Mrs. James Fisher,of san Diego
Gala, are visiting the Misses Flowerree
Mrs Fisher was Miss May Hamburg, who
visited Helena last summer.
NJ &. Kimberly, assistant general super,
tendent of the Northern Pacific, returned
from a visit 10 his family at Minneapolis
and leaves this morning for Missoula. MIR
kimberly's family will move 10 MontanI
when the school season is over.
John Pelletier, n well-known citizen, II
lying at home In critical condition. hav
ing been stricken with paralysis Wednes
day. lie was somewhat better last night
but small hopes are entertained for his re
coyeTy.
William Mellen, proprietor OF the Boz
Ton restaurant, will put aside his busines
cares and leave for the east 10 visit hi
relatives Tomorrow. This will be "Billy's'
first trip east In thirty six years, and dur
ing his absence he hopes 10 embrace a sis
ter he has never seen who is about 30 year
old.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
Court at Deer Lodge.

DEER LopGE. April ll,-lSpecial to the
independent In the district court last
evening the jury in the water right case Of
John X. Tingley against Charles q. Bird
seye, brought in averdict for the plaintiff
and for damages in the sum OF slOO. A
new trial has been moved and in case it is
not granted 1t will go to the supreme
court.
In the case of the territory against C. ID.
Sullivan, for attempting to kill John Mays
At Mullan Tunnel last September, the jury
were instructed to find for the defendant
for the reason that the name Mays was
spelled "MOys" IN the indictment The
defendant was held to await the action of
the next grand jury
To-day the court began the trial Of Gus
johnson for the killing of John 4. Carlson
at Anaconda last August. Both are
SWed8s.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
Thurman .t Washington

WASHINGTON, April ll.-Judge Allen
q. Thurmsn and his grandson arrived here
this morning and are staying at the Ebbitt
house. The Judge is looking Qulte feeble
and needs the assistance II his grandson In
walking. Judge Thurman called on At
torney General Miller at the department OF
justice and had long conference In refer
rnce 10 the celebrated Bell telephone case
lie Afterwards called on President llarri-
son. This WAS the first time Judge Thur
man had met the president.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
A long felt want supplied-the first-class
restaurant Of J. w. Scarf.
Fred warde in 1.-The Mountebank. /"

"The Mountebank" is the product of a
vigorous and versatile intellect, and one
which comprehended the human passions
fully. Tragedy and comedy were never
more skillully made TO work together.
The part OF Belphe or being so grand in
conception, It's portrayal must needs re-
guire grand mind, and such a mind has
Fred Warde, The author would certainly
sentati0n Ot the character, as the audience,
was delighted last night. lie was ably
supported by Miss Belgarde, who as NADIA
lelne was superb. The other supporting
characters were excellent in their respect
i've roles.
civilian Tell' this evening, "GsstOu
Cadon at TO mOrrOw's matinee and erich
ard ILL" Saturday night.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12

Constable John Quirk while driving
down the valley yesterday was caught in
the sandstorm which ragged for awhile
during the afternoon. lie said he saw a
man near Abner Adams ranch lying upon
the ground, number OF women and men
qulre the cause. His horse was so skittish
he could not get near him. Before the boy
reached the place wagon was driven up,
the man placed in IL and taken of. Mr..
Quirk learned afterwards that the man had
been thrown from horse and quite severe
ly lrt, but he could ascertain neither the
mans name nor the extent Of his injuries.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
For a Worthy Object.

Rev. l.. Is. PalladlnO will deliver a lee
ture at the cathedral next Tuesday even
ing for the benefit OF the Sisters OF the
Good Shepherd. The lecture will describe
a pilgrimage 10 the Holy Land and will in
clnde descriptions Of travels In many
places and will treat OF the arts, sciences
and religion. The lecture will be Illus.
trated by stereoptican views projected upon
large canvas. Tickets of admission will
be- one dollar. and reserved seats may be
OConnors. The lecture will begin
promptly at \ o'clock.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
HELENA IN BRIEF.
q. w. jackson, music dealer.

q. w. Jackson, music dealer.
Dinner from IL 10 at the Bon Ton.
A car load Of Jewett's refrgerat0rs az r.
5. Lang Il Co.'S.
James w. Barker. merchant tailor, No.
10 North Main street.
Il. X. +. Carpenters dental rooms, room
80, Pittsburg block. Take the elevator.
Go and see Baker and Clark Bros i'm
ported draft horses at Breck II Fishers
sale barn.
Go east via the Montana Central and
Manitoba railways. the new sleeping and
Through trains leave Helena daily at IL :3i
n. m.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
Congregational Church Concert

A good audience assembled at Encore
hall last night TO listen 10 the concert
which was given under the supervision Of
Mrs. +. ID. Kelsey and participated in by
the best musical talent In the city. The
programme was an excellent one, and the
music, both vocal and instrumental.
brought forth deserved applause. All
taking part acquitted themselves admirA.
bis. The proceeds will be deyot, d To ex-
tinguishing the debt on the Congregational
church.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12

ST. joseph, April II -Four children OF
Sebastian Meridian, German farmer,
while playing in the fields, ate the roots OF
wild parsnIps which had been plowed up.
They soon became violently sick and three
Of them died IN terrible agony. They
were a boy of . and two girls, one and
one 2 years old. The other, a gIrl aged 8,
Is still living and may recover.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
HouInngcr snnbbcd.

BRUSSELS. April ll,-upon the appear
ance of General Boulapger at a solree last
evening the officials of the French EN-
bassy who were present Immediately took
their departure. Prince deChiniay, the
Belgian minister Of foreign affairs. and
most of the other members OF the cabinet
declined 10 be introduced 10 B0ulanger and
also departed. Almost all the diplomatists
present kept aloot from Boulanger during
the evening
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were
filed In the recorders office yesterday:
J hn G. Buett, Jr trustee 10 John MAgenis
lgis II. ~, blk %, Northern Pacific addi-
''Vh. .tst. q! ..ss ~
John ia etell to Minnie White, lots 21, -,
hlk, Z Broadwat addition. ....... i.Ol
Saille Me- usis II a. % A. j. steele 81 q,
lois in hesemAn Davis Central sdditiOnl5, ~
homAs kyans {, John T. Holden y inter.
e't IN the NonpArel lode ...,..........., e
CHARLES Gabis h ct NJ 10 Ambroslus humpf 800
l0t on bfec enridgc street. 800
otchr Bradford et al. to Jeanette Loeb, lots
- 10 blk 49,, bradford addition ......... 500
Mary Deem ct al, to Curtin A. Grissiugsr,
lots ., o, blk. 2, Northern Pacific addition !, t00
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
Scarf is running the finest restaurant on
Grand street that has ever been In Helena
Runaway on Main Street.

Main street was enliyened yesterday
afternoon with a runaway by which
Col. Sanders and Paul Mccormick. Of
junction City, had close call
from an accident The two gentle.
men were out buggy riding and the run.
away horse dashed into The wheels Of their
rig and also struck Col. Sanders horse IN.
ticting deep cut on the animals leg.
The runaway rig was a total wreck after
the horse stopped running. A man named
Gilmore was also slightly Injured about
the hin
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12

CHICAGO, April ll-lnteliigence was
received here this morning that David A.
Gage, at one time treasurer Of the city OF
Chicago, and widely known as hotel pro-
prietor, died at Charleston, n. H., at mid
night of disease of the heart
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
A Dividend for CredItor..

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE comptro!-
Ter OF the currency has declared a second
dividend of 20 per cent IN favor OF the
creditors of the First National bank OF
Livingston. Mont. making in all a5 per
cent of the claims proved, amounting to
S25, ,y22. The bank failed in August lSs4
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
Annther Att.mpt on The car. Ilfe,

Bucharest. April IL 1t Is rumored
that an attempt was made upon the life Of
the ear sunday last and his majesty was
wounded by the explosion of shell. The
affair is said to have been hushed up by
the Russian authorities.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
Notice of Dissolution.

The efpsrtuership heretofore exisline between
Ieaac smith and Jsmes mccarthy nncer the lrm
name ot smith A Mccarthy IL this day dlseot ed
~ mutual consent by The retirement OF James
Mccarthy from tue sid artnerehip. Tie ogei-
mess 10 continued BY leeac smith, who 10 alone
authorized t. collect all bills due the hrm and
Agrees TO pay the liabilities thereof. signed
ISAAC SMITH,
JAMES MCAkTHY.
Dated Helena. April T. 1882
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
Meeting Of the Montnna stockgrower,' A.
soeiation to be Held at Miles city,
April 10, 1889

For the above meeting the Northern Pa
cihc railroad will sell on April 10 tickets
from all points on their line between Mis-.
sOula aud Mandan, both Inclusive, for one
fare for the round trip.
These tickets are good returning until
April 2l.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12

s1Ol.gO
The Australian Election Law

which the state officers will be chosen on
Oct ], WAS published In full in the INDIE
PENDENT of April 1. Extra copies can be
procured At this office. Price, &c.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
MauIdln Addition.

Most desirable residence property In the
city. Limited number OF lots now for sale.
For terms and price inquire ~
j. 5. FEATHERLY,
l0l Broadway.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12

IL you are In need Of artificial teeth we
would advise you 10 go and examine the
beantiful cellul0id sets-s0mething new, at
DTs. Stone a Head.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12

The most remarkable cure of scrofula on
record have been accomplished by Hood 5
Sarsaparllla. Try it, Sold by all drug
gists.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12

Try our best patent -four, the best in the
market, and Whitaker Star hams, at
JOIN T.. MURPHY n Co.'S
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
a Slight Accident.

The driver for Kinna * Sons hardware
house met with quite an accident yester-
day. lie had ladder in the wagon which
projected at both ends. One of his legs
was between rounds, in front, and while
backing tO the rear end OF the store the
ladder struck the building pushing il for
ward and catching the drivers leg at the
dashboard, almost breaking II. The bruise
will cOnfine him 10 his room for some time.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12

Step in at Fred Gamers and go his new
line OF tan cOlOred shoes aud slippers They
are tue proper thing for summer wear.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12

Born.
MoNGRAIN-In pslena April II, TO the wife OF
I'd Monogram, n daughter.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12
W Ant COLU NJ N.
For Sale.
TnesE ARe BARGAINS,


These ARE BARGAINS.
x600 VIA buy the furniture OF ioroom
ow' ihht purchaser 70 hste the Pn
leee ei lfAeu tbe uMellnk AZ - per mohlh, ~
sA,ee on hent9n s'en9e withia tSo % %o.osAs ., 2,
otAna efhua hpei. ihe furniture II onetsu ~
cog, eins in business Ths very reasonssle sGm
asked for the furniture, with the opportunity Of
an unasualIs eood chance 70 any one vho wishss
10 keep a lodging house.
&O60 Down and $50 per month will buy new
dale street between Beaitis and tale eo;4 roomi,
closets pan ~, cellar, water, good out building
good lot, alley, Improving locality Don I pay
terms.
AkGE house for rent, q utfA 10 alton.
1 OF fOf fe1t on business part OF Helena Az
IL ehue, uye or ten yeAra lease.
I UT on Twelfth avenue near Hoback. toIiO:,
- $50. eAsy terms.
t60 Fret on Boulder avenue at SIS per foot
iON
OUSEs built on the instAllment plan.
IL
issH North Main street.
sum sAIp 1Io-s.to,d "A. .1,no., -.
cO2 North Warren street
T-1nD sAIp ssso -. a. ~ -. =, ai....
Nm ~ vaYsm, - sVtss OF Pisoet ,s,'t
iS.e' etc. lnsnirs 7 p Casey sain street Hell
L'AsTgR CARDS Rast T Cards at calkins
II ReAtherlys,
LNoA sALE-Two carloads of high trade Iowa
II mitch cowa will arrive April 18th. Call al
corral Helena avenue, LOckey addition. Mont
CETTISGs OF Thoroughbred roseeombed brown
FIFTH avenue.
- =
II nue. addition, on corner, iooHiSo feet for
! Sl,So. hhquifr Oh behe Nfai'oh'
A OLD established Liquor Business. Cause
| ~ oi selling, ~ health Enquire oi W. "
-. - -
| IL OISE and Lote Tor sale. Brick Houee
bridge sts ,sHse feet 10 ane shade trees; also 20
Ieet a. Joining same tfonung on btluge 81. also
Opposite new residence OF A, e. Clarke,
H. n. sMLoni M 4, Aken'.
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H'oS sALE.stlngs OF pure LeghoIns. Ap'
h aoase, At Ssryssiiis, Mont Apply on prem,
:,
I,oR RKNT-Lsrge liVht basenant. Inaulre
| n No IA pnrk avenua
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n nishsd houss ina"i,s a, AN ssysnth ava.
nue..
kooms-Furnishsd and Unfinished
wv iursisnsu iui lan, rooms ior fhssmen' ihqufs
49, o'Aun e'' n1o
| ,np uRN,r s,t, -, ,,,-,.h.d ,oor,. NJ a.
| II .ua.r -, " 'u'n ''''"'' +''' ~
L,URSIsHRD KoOMs-Three nicely furnished
- TWINS iV' '7ns NA' T" ~ No''n hounoy
r,oppPs ne.. - :, ,e-,- .J..-,h Nj,
foh I'VE ENf-omee room ~ i''h Nof'h NAH
"eo''
,,THSI.Isn ,c,,,n o., 80, 40 s,n,, .,o.a,
-, ,.o,.,- = - = :.
Il elegant rooms; 81, IS. 81, site sioO per day
,IArvRy aoIsK a,.nd .rraa, navs .n1
'Ns'"''' '"'"'s"e1 'o''"'' s'"s'e VI =" '"'''
| "
-.
Situations Uttered
u,W. god drauyhtsman Al schaaar a Ka.a
Third four Ailas Dulldlng.
| vuTA >pRn ..la.m.n ,,.yal,n,, axcin.,,.l,
IN Montana 70 carry nns oi wOoi hosler,
iIoin factory, aouieue Win references bnl iuI
PAfucuiafe' W. " fulham y No., LANtoese' VIE
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12


Miscellaneous.
DROPUSALs Tor the construction ot an eineh
Il sewer In Miseoula will b. received ut the
once Of Psnlsen a Mcdonnell until NOON, Friday,
ApTii H. lhrg Specification and full Information
ct Psuleen q MeConLelI'e. Reserve the right T.
reject any and ali blds. Wolf & hymAn, Mis-
eoulA
A FEW gentlemen can be accommodated with
"A bvard Dy The wreK at 500 Warren street.
\IoSRY 10 Loan On Chattel Mortgage security
vi by j. M. johnson at ... -
llTANraD TO RENT-Abont May 1, a house
wv ot ak or seven rooms, located near Dusi-
nees center. Address N lnde sendeut Office
XkTANrED- well dressed men TO hang
w around owsnd CArlson's new store %
make people believe be is doing an awful sight of
busineee,
MONEY TO LOAN uron Helena real estate by
NJ BdwardC, Russell, room d. Thompson block.
MONEY TO LOAN on reasonable terms.
vi Jno. :. NJ. Neill, Rooms AID 7 Ashby
block, Main etreet.
Attention, select knights, A. q. q. W.
A regular assembly Of Montana Legion, No.
Select Knights, conyenes at their hail. In odd Eel.
lows Templeeyery Friday nights 20 O'Clock sharp
Comrades OF Sister Legions are cordially invited 10
r. p. WALTERS, c. A. DONNELY,
Rscorder. Select Commander
The Helena independent., 1889-04-12

Situations Wanted.
Advertisements under this head will be In
serted three times tree OF charge.
MIANTED-Win pay SIS out VI hrst month .
w salary t,r u position as cashier or buck
keeper. can fu nish references. Address j. L.
this office.
kATANrKD-Schooi by q trained teacher. nfst.
wv Glaze eertincstei Is years principal, eIcel-
lent testimonials and rtieI snees. apply Mag
lsleTN care thls oiilae
kkT TANIEY-situation by good competent cook
wv good ref,rence good salary expected.
Cali at IL Benton avenue.
"A ASTRD-By u IL, ear old boy employment;
w willing to do anything for . hsing. Geo.
r. Gray, Helena.
"A FIRST CLASS dreesmAker wsnts WORK,
IA either To g cut by the dAy OF take work
nome. Inquire corner Hoback aud Broadway,
AT Situation by man and wife to do
w general work on ranch or In mining camp.
Aauress a. H.. care international hotel.
ClTUArloN as engineer, by man thoroughly
- acquainted with stationary aud mining ma
eninery, good rvfeIenc-. Z. L., thls ollloe.
kAi ANThu-By middle aged married lady Of
w experience, eitustion 10 do nursing In
quire st 5i6 north Park avenue.
LNIhsT CLASS coschman and gardener. aged
IL -, nationality scotch, wIshee y eition Cali
liornis references Add ees J. II, this ofiice.
ILTANrED-By young man who th roughly
w understands tue making OF malt and brew
Ing ~ English alec, q situation No master and
brewer. apply y, A., this ONCE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-22
4 dispatch lrOn Roanoke vIrInl. says.

pispafch rom Roanoke Virginia says
Some what ola sensation has been created
here By the address Of Bishop Newman on
Religious Education ia the South. lie said
that the pures, blood In America was to be
found II the South, and he did not know ba
that sousherners ought 10 thank God that they
had been born south Of the Potomac. 'sThe
North, he continued, "would have to engage
In \ death grappIe with the dangerous and an.
sagonistic foreign element now crowded into her
cities, and fast dominating the legislatures and
municipalities. When the struggle comes II
may be thar the South win again have to march
forth, loyal this time to the dear old flag Of the
republic, and preserve our dearest national IN
stiiutions from foreign encroachment.'
lie said that be could speak BY authority
and assure the South that Harrison would know
NO South, or North, East Or West In conducting
The affairs u the government, and that his ap-
pointments to Office in the South would be
from the very best people" The following
dispatch from Buffalo under date Of March 7th
sarni51es proof that reason Is asserting he mild
dominion in the mind Of Bishop Newman:
"BisbopJ J. r. Newman was rendered recep.
ton to-day blythe Methodist clcrgymen Of this
city Il the Tiff House. Toseveral Of his friend
he said, "Grover Cleveland has been The hard
est working man We ever had in the White
House, and he has left everything cleaned up.
His blundcrs have been biunders against him
self lie must be set down a. one Of our best
presidenis." Our readers remember that Bish-
op Newman was Gen. Crant's parson and sc.
companied him on bis tour around The world.
lie has been very uncompromising republican
heretofore.