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The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Notice-

On and after March 20 the stages OF thii
company will leave Cascade daily except
Sunday for all points north. Take the
stage at Cascade for Fort Shaw, Sun River
Ch0teau and all other towns.
Leave Cascade daily at 3 p. m.
Leave Sun River daily at Z a. IN.
Connects with all trains on M. G. X. X.
carries passengers, U. 5. mail and express
Don't hesitate, but take the stage at Cas-
cade tO get there.
The C. J. HILpEBRAND STAGE Co.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

STOCKS.
NEW YoRK. April is.- Bar silver, va
Copper Heavy; nominal; lake, April. iia.7,.
Lead Easier domestic sS.O
The stock market to-day was eHoeeeively dull
and fluctuations 10 the General llet were made
within the narroweet limiis, All the business
WAS la the hands Of the trading element First
priees we're generally lower, tho cecliacs from
last evenings prices extending 10 y per cent.
The market olosed dull and steady at insigninean,
and irregular changes for the day. Goyernmen,
bonds dull and steady,
Petolsum opened steady at 20 and closed weak
at ts4.
Government bonds, ss i2a aye, iMk;
Northern Pacific, 25x preferred, sos, oregon
Navigation. sss: oregon Improvement. 81;
Union Pacific, COZ.
Money on call easy At eAa3 Per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, sH6t6. sterling exchange dull
and steady. slxty.dsy bills 81 Ssa. Demand
s4hbA.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

TaE Herald was slightly in error, In
its issue OF last evening, regarding the
Rhode Island election and the choice OF
senator by the legislature OF that state.
The legislature chosen on April 3 has
not yet qualified, and the election OF a
United States senator 10 succeed Jona-
than Chace was by the legislature elect
ed year ago. The new legislature,
however, is democratic, and instead OF
electing republican state officers, as the
Herald said II would, will choose full
SET OF democratic officials to succeed the
present list.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
CHANGE OF TINE.


Through Chair Cars 10 kansas city.
The Minneapolis & ST. Louis railway,
"Albert Lea Route" ever ready TO meet
the demands OF the travelling public, upon
March 18th, lsss, lnaugurAted q through
chair car service between 81 Paul, Mime
apOlis and Kansas City, leaving St Paul
daily. except Sunday, At $40 H. M, Mime
apolis at $50 a. m.
These cars are models OF perfection and
In many respects are superior ~ those run
by any road. The Interior Is finished Ia
selected and exquisitely polished woods OF
mahogany, cherry and oak. The curtains,
carpets, etc, In harmony Of design and
color form an ensemble pleasing ~ the
eye and gratifying 10 a cultivated taste,
No pains OF expense have been spared tC
make them the most cOmfOrt-assuring Ye-
hicles OF their class In America.
For maps. rates, time cards, etc, address
nearest H. X. agent. OF write 10
\. +. BOYD, G., T. n r. A.
Minneapolis.
c. l.. CASTIELD. Gen. ARt.. Helena
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Summons.

In the Justices Court OF Augusta township, In
the county Of Lewis and Clarke, territory Of Mon
tana. Before d. J. Hogan justice OF the peace,
William A. Converse, plaintiff, We. Michael Tour.
VILE, defendant.
The people OF the territory OF Montana send
greeting to Michael Tonrville, the above named
defendant
You are hereby summoned 10 be and appear be-
fore me, ID. j. Hogan, justice of the peace IN
and for the county OF Lewis and Clarke, 81 my
Office In Augusta within ten days (exclusive OF
the day OF servicel after the srrviee you OF this
summons, then and there 10 make Snswer 10 the
complaint OF W lliAm A. Converge, the shove
named plaintiff, In q civil action TO recover the
sum OF hftyfour and bO-i0C dollArs, alleged to be
due upoi a balance Of On account for board, lodg-
ing, hofse-fsed and use of team, st your special
inetante and request.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail 10
sppeAr and Anewer the said complaint, As above
required, the said plaintiff will take i2dgment ny
default against you for the sum Of hfty four and
5-i0O dollars and cuet of cult.
Given under my hand this soth day Of March,
A. ID. 1889.
ID j. HOGAN,
Justice Of the Pesce.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
Dr. Bo-san-Eo.

In his new discovery for consumption, sue.
eeeded In producing a medicine which ID
acknowledged by all to be simply marvel
Gus. II is exceedingly pleasant 10 the
taste, perfectly harmless, and does no,
sicken. In all cases OF consumption,
coughs, colds, whooping cough, Group,
bronchitis and pains In the chest lt has
given universal satisfaction. DIR. Bosan.
kos Cough and Lung Syrup Is sold at u
cents by X. 5. Hale 4 Co.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
G. L. CAxrIELp. Gen. Agt.. iieIeRa.
Winter Excursions 10 California.

On the 18th day 0f every month the
orthern Pacific Railroad company will
sell excursion tickets tO San Francisco aud
return at s75; ~ Los Angeles and return,
ss4. These tickets have an extreme limit
Of six months from date Of issuance, aud
can be used going any time within sixty
1907 days from date 0f sale. StOp-OYefa al
lowed al any point desired-cither going or
returning within limit Of ticket. Ex-
eursiOnists have choice Of two routes from
POrtland-by steamer, or by rail, via the
famous Mount Shasta rOute,
Bear In mind that the Northern Pacific Is
the only line running through sleeping and
dining cars IN the Pacific coast
A. ID. kDOAR, General Agent.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
cnrnfnr slck nenanchs.

II you want a remedy for biliousness,
pimples In the face, and sure cLre for
sick headache, ask X. s. Hale n Co, the
druggists, Tor a free sample Of DT. Gunn'a
Liver Pills. Only one for dose, full box
u epnth
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
ED. L. FLAHERTY,
UN ID ERT "A x Err
~ Warren st. Telephons2Io
Montana Coal Comany.

A meeting OF the stockholders OF the MoniAna
Coal company will be held AZ the law office Oi
Mcconnell. Carter n Clsyherg at u a m satur-
day, April 9Th. ~. A meeting Of the directors
of said company will be held at the same
ofiee q, ESQ D. m. April 9Th, ise9 All
stockholdeIs and directors are earnestly requested
to be present BY order Of the president
n. sOhMkRs, secy.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

Territory OF Montana, County Of Lewis and
Clarke, 80.
In the Justices Court OF Helena township, be-.
fore II Y. WoodmAn, Justice Of the peace.
x. j. Hickey, plaintiff, ys. Frank Bee, aefend-
ant,
The people of the territory of Montana to the
above nsmed defendant greeting;
You are hereby summoned ~ be and appear
before me, u. y. Woodman, q justice OF the peace
In and for the county OF Lewls and Clarke, at my
office IN Helena within ten days after the compile.
lion Of service ut this summons to wit, after the
9TH day Of April, A. ID. 1889. then and there to
make answer 20 the comp ant Of X. Hickey,
the above nsmed plAintif, In civil act u 10 re-.
cover the sum of sixty eight dollars, for board
and money loaned and fui nlshed by plaintiff 10
defendant at his special instance and request be-
tween January let and March IS, 1853, and In do.
fault thereof Judgment Will he rendered against
you, Frank Bee, thei above named defendant, for
the of sixty eight dollare and coes of suit In
this behalf expended
Given under my hand this 18th day of March,
A. ID. 1859.
b.. Y. wooDMAN,
Justice OF the Peace Of said Township,
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
LIVE STOCK.

CBiclao April IN Cattle Receipts, 1000;
shipments, son, slow and lower prices beeyes
- sDltt 10 etser. 81 sOltf 70; stochere and feed
ere, 81 iDtt3.70; TeKss steere, s2.inft3tO.
Hogs-kaceipts, 12,Dl. nve to ten cents lower
mixed, - 7OQtAs0, heavy, st.65tt4.D; light. s47s
"a 70.
tiyse, StGt5J0, western ourn.fed, Si75lt5. 30,
wooled Teranr, ei.4Odsi.s0.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
WOOL.

PnILADELruIA, April e.-wool-Quiet; prices
unchanged.
BosTos, April 10 The movement In wool con-
tinues fair and sales are made moetly In lots suit
Ahls for the immediate needs OF manufacturers.
Wool ia good e0nciiipn sells readily At cure nt
prices Territory and other nnwaehed are quiet
aud sell on occurred hssie at previously reported
pricee. Pulled woJe are strong and foreign
v ool continn@e nrm.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

| CHiolso, April is-iI5 y. m, Cioee-Whest-
| Higher; each, s7A; May ses, July, ~ i.'o
| Corn Firmsr; cash, AA; May, san; July,
37a.
Osts-Firmer; essh. eiS, NAV. s4A; July,
| 2ix.
Fork-IIigher. May, siiis; July, ell 20.
Lard Flrmer, cash, sfs5; May, $3.50. July s..
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
THE
Thos. Cruise Savings Bank
OF HELENA.
Incorporated Under the Laws Of Montana.
Alias Summons.

Allows Q per cent. interest on Savings
Deposits, compounded January and July.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

OFFICIAL PAPER or LEWIS AND
CLARKE COUNTY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-28

Gar1iner's leading sopranos, possessius
very rich voice. and Augusta people cal
coneratalate shemselves on being able I,
secure such talent for their city.
The Evans male quarsette are putting il
some good pehesrsals, and uill probably b
ready for hasiuess when the seascn opens
Reporter.
Next Sunday the Universalist Society viii
besin 70 hold servicss at their church. Rev
Mr. Houshtou Of Deerins, Who 90 ably eur
Piled the pulpit last winter will probably De
engaged for this winter. Excellent music
viii be furnished bv the following choir
J. NJ. Lsrrshee, bss,o. g. 8. Cook. tenor,
Misc Julia NJ. BAILEY. sopr.no. And Mrs. II,
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BIDS ON NEW CRUISERS.
Five Received in Reply to the Second
EndeavoT to Secure Satisfactory
Proposals.

Bids were opened at the navy department
Saturday in second endeavor to secure sat
isfactory proposals for the construction of
the three 2000-ton cruisers authorized by an
in Congress, Sept. T. 1888. Bids did not in
elude armament or equipment. The re-
quirements of advertisement were that each
vessel shall show a maximum speed of at
least II knots An hour maintained success
fully for four consecutive hours that for
every quarter knot above that speed con-
tractors shall receive a premium of S25,-
900; that penalty in a similar sum shall be
exacted for every quarter knot below that
speed; that a vessel failing to make an
average speed of l6 knots an hour for four
hours shall be rejected, and that the vessel
must be completed within two and half
years from date of contract.
The cost of each vessel, excluding pre-
miums and cost of armament. but including
equipment, is limited to s700 900 to be paid
in 20 equal installments, ten per cent being
returned from each as guarantee of com
pletion.
Five bids opened as follows
Union Iron Works, San Franchises for one
cruiser, S775 900; for two cruisers, 81 .450.
900 for three cruisers, 81 ,054 ,00l or S6s4,-
667 each.
n. +. Palmer, Jr., Co, New York, one
cruiser, 1914 900; Columbian Iron Works of
Baltimore, one cruiser, S625 900; for two
cruisers, 81, ,225, 600.
Bath Iron Works, Bath Me, one cruiser,
$675 900; for tive cruises, 81 $50 900; for
three cruisers, 81 ,023 900.
Harrison Loring, Boston, for one cruiser,
S674 900.
At the conclusion Of the reading of the bids
the Judge Advocate General announced that
no contract would be awarded to-day.
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WENT 10 raB RAISING
Two Hsighoorins lovap Farnsss Knl
Each oshss on with the Help os
Their Friends.

DUBUorE, Ia. Oct. ~.
Thomas Doud. his Two sous, Peter Nc
Kenns, and number Of other farmers as
sembled at the farm Of Albert Smith near
New Hampton. Chickasav county, Yesterday
to assist in . barn raising. A fesd bad existed
between the Doud and McKenna families.
Who occupy adjoining farms. for 20 year.,
All the neighborhood have taken sides, and
the men who met. armed to the teeth pre-
pared for any emergency, worked together
quietly until 5 o'clock in the afternoon when
dispute arose.
Hot words were passed and vithou. .
moments warning Thomas D0ud drew . re-
volver and fred at Ackenna. McKenna
was hit in the forehead and the top Of his
head was blown OF. A. he fell man named
Mulvihill, friend Of MeKenna. shot Doud
through the lungs. Several more we're
wounded and the 6ttle became general
A posse Of officers from New Hampton, late
last night arrested Doud's sons and Mulvi
hill. The feud 10 the result Of . dispute
over the ownership Of forty-acre tract Of
land lying between the fArms Of Doad and
MeKenns. Doud claimed the land and suit
vas brought to evict him which was success-
full.
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SULLIVAN'6 ADMIRERS
Indulge in Blood Letting That 10 Liable
to Result in Murder.

BosToS, Oct. 27.
A severe cutting sffray which may result
in the death of the man who was cut occurred
about o'clock yesterday afternoon in the
barber shop Of William Hogarty, otherwise
known as the Sporting Barber 70 Dover
street.
The perpetrator of the offence, Tommy
Kelly, a well-known sporting man Of this
city and ex champion feather-weight pusilist
of America, is now under arrest. The VIC
tim was Thomas +. keele. but better known
Tormy Shea. He is now at the City
Hospital, and, in the opinion of the physi-
clans, will die, although it is not certain.
John l.. Sullivan, the champion Of pugilists,
was one of the party. but did not figure
prominently.
All concerned were followers and admirers
of his, and Sullivan himself was the subject
upon which the men quarrelled. All hands
had been hosting IN rum, and were carrying
full cargoes. While in the barber shop
Kelley became 40 angry at Shea that he
sustched razor from the shelf and slashed
Shea in the throat He then gave himself
up to the police. Shea is recently out of
prison for robbery.
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President Carnot hss informed the cabinet
that he will decline to accept any minisess's
resignation.
The miI isier Of finance at Belgrade will
resign his Office because Of bis inability 70
reduce tn, budget.
Priaee Ferdinand Of Bulgaria has arrived
at Vienna. He succeeded in modifying al
the member, Of the Orleans family. including
Comte de Paris.
The Zanzibar corespo ndent Of the Soleil,
says the position Of the French in Madagas-
car is critical. IIayas are preparing 70 de-
noubce the French protectorate.
Capt. Wissmsn, German Imperial Com
missioner ior East Africa, has had an engage
mer' with 4 force Of natives under the com.
mand Of Chief I;u,hiri anil defeated them.
Three hundred of Bushri's men were killed
| or wounded. The German force lost only
seven.
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becoming nervous. requested Dinan 70 keep
qniet about the Transaction. ~ he and DR..
Cronin were not good friends, and an exp0s-
ure of the deal might cause him trouble.
Oman. however, being determined 10 cleaz
up the mystery, made a full report Of the
hiring Of the rig to Capt. Schaak. The
next time Dinan met Conghiin the latter said
be had Just seen his friend, who vas on his
way to . railway station to take train for
New Mexico.
Mr.. Forrest made repeated efforts to have
the conversation between Dinsn and the
stranger at the barn stricken from the record,
but the court oyerrulei all his motions.
The third time Dinan met Coughlin was soon
after Mrs. Conklin's failure to identify the
old white horse ss the animal ist carried the
doctor To bis death. Both had heard Of the
incident and Coughlin, being exuberant, ex-
claimed; I'D hate TO uu you with any
thing You are clear case o. weakenef." !"
Mr.. Forest. in his eross-examination Of
the witness, resorted to many subterfuges to
entrap him. but Dinan. being blessed with 4
memory, could not be shaken.
The case will De resumed at 10 O'Clock Mon
day morning.
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coNDENsBD DISPATCHES.
The Pith Taken from the Current News
Of the Day.

The national carbon works at Cleveland,
O.. was damaged about $40 1000 by lire Sum-
day insurance $4,000.
An extensive scheme for smuggling of bass
wood. in which prominent cit,z ma are impli-
Gated. has been discovered At Winnipeg.
The employees of the Aurora, III watch
factory quit work Friday n -Qht The fail
ure of the firm to pay wages due is the
cause.
r,. r. ,v;,,., ..., H.. Thomas
D a."d..,, d.. r.;s.r niah,
a;sd s.,u,d.y morning Demp,cy'. case IL
continued Till Nov, 4, without bail.
~ on s.,,,d.r ssos ois h.. ,a.r
.;.ss by ~. Snancs ca,ns,;,,oa a, Tho
W".,d.. W, ,ow.rd tho a, ooo 600 .n.-.n.
w. s.,,5 90 ,h. or,o.;,;on ~ ,soo
~. ,,.,
'o.. Iaomas mas fceiVeu 'e'eeIam
,on ~. I,',; ,ro,.'..,'
mr. Wonn,s;n. Il, ."n,hs. .,.,n ,r,.s I;I,in.
.,.. ~ ,.i..r,;n,, noo,io in ~, ,,.o.,;,y
e"' ~" roor -"
Joe Haris., = negro was arresNn heAs
columbus, Miss, rnday, ior an auemp.eu
| Ie'on'ous As'Au" upon ~n"e som.n nrt' Nv,
W.. ~ ;.;I .,a-d - nnnd,.a ,ooL h;n,
"npu' LII us.d s;,n "''' '''N nun
~". "A"s' ""
| Inc notes OF ibe gfea iumoef nrm OF
| Wainwright bryant OF rhiiadeiphia nave
gone 70 pioieM ann Jnnemen's ebf'eo ~,
gresanna sIo. wv. ihe Judgments WI
80. % oe ;., r1se.'sn su, s.., ""' "e '''''' VI VIZ
HI" wiz "'. '"p'
| A despatch vas received ut Norfolk IRON
False Cape, va, at sunset FRIDAY night
stating that three men we're iashed to tbs
masts OF vessel which had foundefed wes
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The Grown Prince Of Greece
Takes . Royal Spouse
Amid Fuss and Feathers, Balsal Pln lll
Fragrant Roses.
Earthquake Ia Durope-osc'y olaiuo
Against Mexico.

ArnKSa, Oct. ~.
The marriage Of Princess Sophie Of rrus.
sia and Duke Sparta. Grown Prince Of Gr~ecs,
WAS solemnised today. The weather wss
delightful. Al II A. NJ. the wedding pev.
cession headed by = squadron Of cavalry lsfs
the palace, the fret carriage occupied By
Greek and German court marshals; ssooud
carriage, Prince George, Princesses vieaoslA
and Maade Of WAlcs, and Princess Marie Of
Greece third, Princesses Victoria and Nor
Raret Of Prussia, Prince Victor Of
Wales and Prince MecklenburH Of Schvss.
in; fourth, hereditary Prince and Pripcsseee
SAKE Meiningcn. Prince Henry Of Ppussla
ffth, Princess Of Wales, Cxarewitch snd
Prince WAldemae Of Denmark; sixth, ex.
Empress Frederick Of Germany, Prince Of
Wales; seventh, Emprcss Of Germany,
Queen Of Denmark, eighth Emperor william
of Germany, King Of Denmark. Then came
the gorgeous state carriage containing Queen
Olga and the bride, drawn by six black
horses covered with silver trappings, On
either side of the carriage, on horseback,
were King George, the Duke Of Sparta and
brothers The whole route was lined with
uoops. behind whom were packed solid mes.
sea Of spectators. The greatest Of snthus.
iasm was manifested by the people. The
scene in the cathedral was brilliant, the
centre aisle of the church being strewn with
roses.
The service occupied more than an hour.
Princes Victor and George Of Wales held q
golden crov II over the eAds Of the bride and
bridegroom. The wedding party returaed
by n different route and arrived at the palace
~hen the marriage vas again solemnissd.
The ceremony this time was In accordance
with the Lutheran rite and took place In the
Kings private chapel. During the ceremony
Prince iienr, OF Prussia and Princes Victor
and george o' Wales alternately held the
brn.'- coronet aud the CxArewitch, Prince
Waldemar and Prince George Of Greece held
the coronet of the bridegroom. Count Her.
bert Bismatk was among the frat to con-
gratulste the couple. Att 7. N. the Duke
OF Sparta conduc,ed the bride from the royal
palace to his own palace amid storms Of
"Zetos" from the populace. The duke and
bride were Obliged to appear on the balcony
when they were greeted with fendine
cheers, The diplomatic body were inyitsd
to the gala banquet at the palace this even
ing. The vicinity Of the palace 10 biass
Of illu limitations and Bengal fires.
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Pensions Granted Maine People

Pensions have been granted to the follow
ing residents of Maine:
Original, William II. Wakefield, Amos p.
Foster; increase, Daniel ii. Dolly. Winthrop
II. Shaw. Edward NJ. Bennett, Thomas Nc
Nab, Charles w. Swettser, Benjamin N.
Simpson, Hiram A. Crafts, Nathan P. Bel
mont, Theodore NJ. Hoyt Orrin Houston.
Israel Green, John F. Mcintyre, Rufus Lin
coin Gilbert G. Davis, William 7. Simon
ton; reissue, Ellis l.. Hutchins, Greenleaf +.
Decker. Thomas Wentworth, Jacob Page,
Joseph Arnold, Rhoda, widow of Charles
Costigan. Margaret, widow of Hugh Gordon.
Original, invalid, Oliver Borneman, Jos.
W. Bryant; increase, Ira G. Elwell, Stephen
NJ. Gill, Bradbury Boggs; reissue, james
p. Tobey. Horace Wyman, Geo. W. Tucker,
navy, John Maher, Isaac W. Leighton, Hen
~ d. Mclaughlin; reissue and increase,
Thomas J. Mulhn, George Gordon; original,
widows, etc Eliza L., widow of Samuel B
Smith
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AUGUSTA MAINE.

keel. 1877 feet; width, Al feet; depth. 20 l-s
feet; gross tonnage. 1871; NET tonnage,
il69. She will be commanded by Capt.
Joseph ID. Sproul Of Bristol.
Sews Of serious accident At Day ton vaa
received in Bidieforl. Saturday. Mrs. John
kimhali, her sister, Miss Olive Hill, and her
mother, Mrs. Eigecomb Hill, vent TO ride
with little boy who had forgotten to fasten
the breeching strap. At the top Of . hill
near the house the carriage touched The
horses heels, frightening him 20 thas - raa
into ield and threw the occupants out
Mrs Hin received deep gash in her fore
head and two ribs we're broken. Mrs- Kim
ball vas hurt worst, one rib wss broken.
Miss Hill. cripple, had one hip badly hurt
and 4 wrist broken.
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SOUTHERN DlSAPPROBATlOH
Expressed According to Custom by .
Fusilade-Ths Crowd Shooting their
aevolvsrs Through the Windows OF
Jewish Traders


NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 27.
The Picayune's Vicksburg, Miss, special,
says; A. ID. Simon and J. Feiber of New
Orleans. employed lately by T. Hirsch. a
prominent merchan. of Delhi, La, arrived
here this afternoon and gave the particulars
Of riot which they say took place at Delhi
Saturday morning in which the stores OF
several Jewish merchants were attacked by
an armed mob and fred into. They trace
the cause of the disturbance as due to busi-
ness rivalry as the Jews were monopolizing
the trade of the town.
They say the mob numbered from so TO
100 who fred fully 1000 shots, not at pers rus
but into the stores of Jewish merchants
About 500 shots were fired into Ilrseh's
store smashing the glass front to atoms. \,
Blume 4 Co., were seriously used, and
Karpe, We'll & Cos windows were broken
and battered with bricks. No threats Of
personal violence were made and NJ attempts
to infict personal injury.
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The NATIONS N'SCAPITAL.
They Got Rerated But Nay
Get Left.
Sec'y Noble Deems Il Best That Such
Employees Step Out.
WAsHisGros, Oct. 81

WAsBIsGros, Oct. q.
II would seem not improba Die that the EN-
ployes in the pension Office who were rerated
would lose their places In letter to Col
j. T.. Smith. Secretary Noble says that he
has no charge to make against Smiths miii-
tary record or moral character, and adds ~
deem il BE- st for the interest of the service that
the men rerated 10 the bureau should no; con-
tinue there TO exercise their influence in that
direction, either by their presence or counsel
and the new commissioner should have a
better opportunity to correct evils which
considered and do now consider of the gross
est character. | think two hings may be
put down as fixed: Rerating will
be allowed only where there has
been obvious mistake and application
be heard only in its due order and not upon
preference obtained by official position or
otherwise. Increase of pensions can be
easily obtained upon proper proof" Col.
Smith was chief of the certificate division of
the pension office until dismissed a few days
ago.