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The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
SHAKING HANDS.
Governor White Engages in That
Delight so Dear to An Office
Holder,
The eoys OF the G. a. r. Finish the
Business in Hand and Leave for
Their Homes.
An Excellent Programme Arranged for
Concert To-night-othsr Local
Happenings.

The reception rendered Gov. White last
night was not success, Judged by the
number who called upon the governor Ia
pay their respects, but II was success II
the select quality of those that called are
taken into consideration. Prof. laeger $
orchestra, stationed In tie large hallway,
discoursed excellent music. The secre'
tary's oiiice was used IA a reception room.
Joseph T. WoolmAn and w. A, Chessman,
the reception committee, introduced the
visitors 10 the governor, who warmly
shook each one presented by the hand.
A number OF ladies we're among the
visitors, with whom the governor lhatted
pleasantly and made n favorable impress
Sion. The reception lasted from O'Clock
until g.SO, ana during that time Gov Whli,
showed himself tO BIZ 4 genial, pleasant
man. II was regretted By those having tht
reception IN charge that more citizens dld
not call, but when II was realized that the
affair was not announced unul yesterday
morning, no fault could be found.
IhU governor is beginning TO realize The
duties Of "a public servant, and say he Il
now satisfied that the Office has It's cares
which Will multiply as the loTfIlOTy ia
cTrAsrs Ia population. lie has not appoint
cd a private secretary, but Harry Luke
Gov. lrslie's SECRETARY, acted last night a.
general manager.
The following representatives Of The
Helena branch Of the national guard palt
their respects to the governor: Capt Gibb'
and Lieuts. Nea1ie and Miller of the cav
airy. Capt. Cleafy and Lieuts. DAILY and
Burns Oi The Infantry; Capt. Craig au(
Lleuts. NeWbury and Brown OF the aTlll
lpFX
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
DEFENDING THE PARNELLITEs.
Sir Charles Russell Explains the Mission
of the Land League.

Sir Charles Russell Explains the Mission
of the Land League.
LONDON, April lO.-Sir Charles Russell
continued his argument for the ParDellites
before the Parnell commission to-day. He
expects 10 finish his speech Friday. when
the commission will adjourn until April
80. Upon the reassembling of the commits.
sion Parnell will be called 10 the witness
box.
In his speech today Sir Charles Russell
rec0unted the story OF enforced Irish cmi-
grafton IN America. the growth Of Fenian-
Ism In that country and Its development
into the movement % obtain Justice for Ire
land by means of league agitation. lie
said II was the justifable boast Of Parnell
aud Dayitt that they had taught the Irish
Americans 10 combine and assist them with
their efforts within the law. lie traced the
history of the national league In America
aud declared that IL proved cOnclusively
that the organization was In no way impli-
Gated In any crime. The league. he said.
had been founded 10 maintain the right
of the Irish people To make, In their own
national assembly, laws relating 20 Ire
land. This was not novel claim. There
was no period In the history Of Ireland in
which the people OF the Irish race in that
greater Ireland beyond the seas were not
willing 10 accept the natural right Of self
government and live in unity with the rest
OF the empire. lie declared that PArnell
never had been associated with a secret
society, and never had been implicated,
directly or indirectly with any conspiracy
whatsoever.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
UNION SERVICES.
A Meeting Ia lie Held al the v. N. &. A.
I.o0ns April 80.

A Meeting Ia lie Held ai the v. N. &. A..
Rooms April so.
Al the ministers meeting held on the sih
inst, II was unanimously decided In com
pliance with the PRESIDENTS request, 10
bold a union service Of every denomina
ton aud religious belief, on the SJth day of
April, in Assembly hail, Granite block,
Main street commencing al $50 a. M, and
to invite thereto all officials, merchants,
professional gentlemen, mechanics, labor
crs, residents and visitors OF Helena and
vicinity, their friends, families, children
and employees. Commencing At " o'clock
there will be served, without any charge, a
most inviting lunch by the ladies auxiliary
committee of the Young Mems Christian
| Association. This will BE- an event IN which
every one should participate; Arrangements
| have been made Ia accommodate AL who
may come. The platform will he occupied
| by all the clergy of Helena and vicinity,
with a Singe exception The religious ser
Vices will be- rendered very attractive by
| appropriate music rendered by the ARRre-
gate ch0irs Of the city. Most spirited
addresses will be- delivered by eminent
speakers The object ot the luncheon being
served Is to dOaway with the necessity OF
preparing midday meals AZ home on that
day, thereby enabling every 0nr to partlci.
pate. A cordial Invitation ia extended
| through the several ministers 10 their own
congregations and 10y the Young Mems
| Christian A ss0ciation to everyone who may
/ read this announcement, or hear OF this
national centennial anniversary and holi-
day. Business il ls hoped will b. suspended
at least from II until O'Clock, as II only
comes once In ahundred years Everyone
can give these two hours.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
AMONG OUR VISITORS.
Missoula ia booming Along Eehoss Of q
Rutir lection.

MIssoula ia booming Along Eehoss Of lh"
Buuc Election.
Judge j. l.. Sloane. Mssoula: Our town
is booming. A new opera house will
soon be built and at present business
houses and residences are going up IN al
directions. The racing association has
completed all details for series OF events.
Purses have been hung up, and although
Mlssoula was little late this year IN de-
Gliding upon holding a race meeting she
was left out OF the printed list, but inter-
vening dates were left tor us which We
have accepted and entries can be made
from any point on the circuit Tor our
events. a list Of which the secretaries have
been Furnished with.
NJ. J. Connell, the dry goods nAbob OF
Butte, and a good democrat. IL you want
10 know how Il happened I'll tell you, The
| democrats Of Butte have ~ last awakened
/ 10 the necessity " showing they are stlll
| living, notwithstanding The result ot last
| fall. They have all come together harinO-
ninusly put their shoulders 10 the wheel,
aud, in fact, they all pull together and wiz
continue tO do M Ia the future. Montana
is democratic. her people arr Democratic NJ
principle, and lbe people 0t Butte showed
| this last Monday BY thr blow they dealt u
the ring rule, which has existed There iol
| some time.
capt Wymhn, Of Butte, on the result
/ Money did II Il was not his unpopulafltJ
/ that defeated Gen. Warren, hls enemies
don't exceed Nv, and you know every man
hA, hls enemies. We made night, though,
but all our persuasive rlOquence couldn'
down the power Of money.
"rhen you admit republican votes ARE
easily baTlered, captain suggested the 10
| porter
well, II looks that way said the cap
| tain.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
BLACKS BARRED.
White Republicans in Alabama Form
Protective League, but No
Colored Man Need Apply
They Allow the Colored Brother,
However, the Privilege OF Voting
the Republican Ticket.
Revolutions Adopted by the Bsni.h sd
10 BE
Forwarded to the PrsstdsnL

BIRMiSenAM, Ala, April lO.-A con
ference of white republicans called to-
getber for the purpose OF organizing the
republican party In Alabama on a prOtec-
tive tariff basis and relieving II from being
called the negro party, met this afternoon.
l.. L. Parsons, Jr., called the convention
Ia order and stated the purpose was 10 or
ganize protective league throughout the
state. No negroes would be admitted and
no whites not In sympathy with the move
ment. II was not Intended 10 drive any
body white or black from the party and II
the negroes wanted b. get together
and organize their own league there was
no objection. The committee on resOlu-
tons reported a series OF resolutions Ia
accordance with the above statements and
also constitution for the republican
league OF Alabama. Both were adopted.
Several men who objected u the expulsion
of the negroes retired from the meeting,
after protesting. A rival conference
was held afterwards by tbs negroes and
many petches made protesting against
the efforts of certain white representatives
t0 exclude The negroes from the party.
Resolutions were adopted protesting aud
declaring the negro constitutes the back.
bone Of the party In Alabama. A com
mittee was appointed 10 convey the reso.
lutiOns 10 President HaFris0n,
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
The Concert Tonight.

The programme Of the concert 10 be
given tonight ut Encore hall under thu
management Of Mrs. r. ID. Kelsey, assisted
by some OF the finest Of local talent and fol
the benefit Of the Congregational church,
is AS follows:
PART I.
l. Overture, stAdsllA .............. ,.... Flotow.
Encore orchestra
: QaArtette, 1her, e One That Love Dearly ..
Mr. Jaekson, Mias shilsnd, Mrs Foote, Mr. Rd y
s. eextett from Lucia. Dunizatti
Gertrude Harrison.
4 Angel Serenade, with violin OhligAto Bfhga
Mre Fnote aud NT sharpe
3. Duettipe from Don GloyiAnns +.... M Mozart
Mrs. May and Mr. ThoTnhurgh.
o. Trio, Row us swiftly. ....4.4....4... CAmpAni
Mics shilsnd, Mrs, Webster, Mrs. Foote'
PART II.
/. Overture, Pts Dlsvola. Amber
Encore Orchestra
g Song, When sparrowe Ruild ......... Gabriel
Mrs. May.
3. Faachingeech huank ...................Sc ..SchunAnn
Mre Carrie Newbnrg Pitts.
4. QuAriette, How sweetly the Moonlight sleepe
Mr.. Jackson. Mics shiiaud, Mrs. Fooie, Mr.. Eddy
Mr.. Jackson.
q. Night in New York ,,.....,..,....... Brooks
Encore Orchestra.
The concert begins at $50. Tickets ar,
only 80 cents.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
BUSINESS FINISHED.
The Grand Army strike Their Tents and
March Home.

The Grand Army strike Their Tents and
March Home.
owing TO the fact that the Grand Army
veterans held bakquet Tuesday night,
the closing business OF the encampment
was not entered into until yesterday morn
ing, when a quorum turned up Ia good
shape. The business 10 be done was 10
select place for holding the next encamp-
ment, and Livingston was decided upon.
Delegates elected for the national encAmp
ment AT Milwaukee, where Ed. 5. Ferris,
OF Bozeman, and Vining A. Cook, OF Boul.
der alternates, Simon Hauswirih,o of Butte,
and +. A. Kreidler. OF Miles City. The
date for the next encampment was not
fixed. but II will be- duly announced by the
administration committee.
The newly elected officers were Installed
by the mastering officer, Col. j. ID. jerks,
Commander Galloway announced that de-
parIment headquarters for the ensuing
year would be- AT BOzeman.
This closed the business of the session.
The committee appointed 10 devise a medal
to be worn at the national encampment
have almost agreed upon an Indian. cac-
tus plant and MOntana's motto, "Oro y
cient number of the medals will be
secured that all Montanians who APP
pear at the headquarters OF the Montana
delegates will be presented with one, no
matter whether they are veterans or not
Upon the conclusion Of the encampmeDt
Major Palmer Of the motor line, extended
an invitation 10 the warriors to ride on his
railroad and see the sights The Invitation
was cordially accepted and two cars could
scarcely hold the party. Br0adwaters ho.
tel and summer resort were first visited
and much admired. Nick kessler's man
moth brewery was stopped Mt on the return
trip and Nick turned The brewery over tO
the veterans. The trip was highly enjoyed
aud the party returned just In time t0
catch trains bound hr their respective
homes, whittier they went. but not with.
out expressing qualification at the royal
manner in which they were entertained by
Wadsw0rth post No. and the hospitality
of Helena generally.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
REPORTORlAL NOTES.

Sheriff Jefferis is busily engaged these
days in chasing Jurors for the next term OF
court.
The Good Templars will give a basket
social at their hall April II, Ladies will
please bring basket containing lunch for
two. Coffee will be served. All are wei
come.
A horse belonging TO DIR. Dean ran away
on Eighth avenue yesterday afternoon,
wrecking the buggy. The doctor had just
stepped from the vehicle when the animal
took fright.
Sam Denve and John Trenoweth en-
gagged in fight in front of Mayor Fulieris
store yesterday and were quickly arrested
by an officer. They gave bail for their ap-
pearance this morning.
The following mineral patents have been
received at the Helena land office: No.
| 1876, the Sidney lode, for A. r. MlgeOn;
| No. l42q, the Clark lOde, for Shelly Tut
tie; No, lao the Mckay n Febes lode,
for Alex. Mckay; No. l,lIl, the Bridget
Braligan lode. for Sarah j. Platt; No ,430
the Smmit lode, for Chas. Wilson, et al.
Step In at Fred Gamers and see his new
line OF tan colOred shoes and slippers. The)
are the proper thing for summer wear.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

Frederick Warde is guest OF the Cos
m0p0litan.
l.. j. Gallagher, the railroad man, came
In from Billings yesterday.
Miss Belgrade, Frederick warde's lead
ing lady, Is domicIled at the Cosmopolitan.
Judge w. T.. Cullen is home from Bos-
ton where he has been visiting for the past
mouth.
Sheriff G. 7. Downing. Geo w. Taylor,
and H. II. Horton, of Great Falls, are at
the Grand Central.
Il. V. Smalley, of the Northwest Maga-
zine. arrived from ST. Paul last evening in
his advertising car.
X. l.. McCuoh. Of Fort Assinibone. is
In town. meeting n cordial reception from
his old time Helena friends.
w. n. Granger. Ilahnes Agnew, +. W.
Ingersoll, l.. &. Parker, all OF st. Paul, are
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
J. Norman Phillips, editor OF the indie
pendent, Chippewa Falls, Wis, Is In the
city on his way To the Pacific coast
Z. II. Reed, wife and child. Of San Louis
| Obispo, Gala, arrived In the city yesterday
and will make Montana their future home.
Edward q. Graves, Washington, ID. c.,
aud Marsun Backus, Union Springs, New
| York, wealthy tourists, are at the COsmO-
| pOlitan.
Duncan Mcdonald, the old timer from
Ravalli, accompanied BY his son, Angus &.
Mcdonald, and A. j. Foster, arrived In the
city yesterday.
| T.. II. Duryea, Of New Jersey, In visiting
his relative, T. ID Duryea. Mr.. Duryea is
looking around and wlll probably make
some heavy real estate Investments.
Dr. Baldwin has been called TO Granite
| on "A urDftss siunnl visit and will hs nhapnt
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
After a Good Berth.

WASHINGTON, April l0-The contest
for the position Of superintendent Of for
eIgn malls in the postotlice department is
becoming spirited. The salary attached to
the office is SO 800 per annum. and the fact
that the new superintendent will attend
the important postal congress la Europe
during the year, has created unusual inter.
est among applicants.
The present appointment clerk Of the
First Assistant Postmaster General, T. q.
Fowler is mentioned a. the probable sue
ceesor to Jos. Roy, chief clerk OF the de.
parlment. who has resigned. 1t Is believed
Jas. r stuart. of llllnpls, FIR many years n
posiofice Inspector, will be appointed chief
Inspector 10 succeed Mr.. West, who re-
signed.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
ANOTHER MAD DOG SCARE.
Horses, Cows aud Other Animals Bitten by
aCAnins A Infected by Rabies.

Horses, Cove aud Other Animals Bitten by
aCanins Affected by Rabies
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, April lO-The
people OF Tyler county, along the railroad,
are much excited over the appearance Of
dozens Of mad dogs. Last Friday a dog
owned by Capt Henderson went mad, and
that night 1t attacked the animals on John.
sons farm. johnson went out TO defend
his stock and succeeded In beating the
brute OF. The mad animal then started
across the country along the railroad,
attacking and biting dogs, horses, cows
and every living thing within reach. A
number Of armed men started after II, and
after a run Of eight miles came up with the
mad animal and killed IL. The county is
now believed to be- full Of bitten animals,
and great uneasiness is felt among the
people.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

NEW YORK, April IO.-A cable dispatch
received from London to-day says the an
nouncement Of Jack McAulitie's projected
trip abroad has made quite stir among the
followers of Jem Carney. Carney Gays
McAuliffe will have TO fight him II he comes
to London and offers to meet him according
10 London prize ring rules for $1,000 side
and the diamond belt emblematic of the
lightweight championship OF the world,
now held by McAulifie or for purse OF
81. 600.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
An InMn Inmn Hnnxed.

MINNEAPOLIS. April l0-rhe Tribune's
special from Creston, Iowa, says: This
morning report reached this city that ex-
President Cleveland had been assassInated
last night by a colored porter on a Pullman
car between Philadelphia and New York.
The report was generally believed 10 he
true and created intense horror and excite
ment Flags were displayed al hali-mast,
and not until dispatches arrived from Chi
cagO denying the report was the suspense
ended. Flags were then raised 10 the top
OF their masts and there was great rejoic-
ifn
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
HELENA IN BRIEF.

q. w. jackson, music dealer.
Dinner from ~ 10 at the Bon Ton.
A car load Of Jewett's ref1gerators at Y.
5. Lang 4 Co.'S.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, No.
is North Main street.
4 X. r. Carpenter will remove 10 Room
80, Pittsburgh block April l. Take the
elevator
Go and see Baker aud Clark Bros i'm.
ported draft horses at Breck u Fishers
sale barn.
60 east via the Montana Central and
Manitoba railways, the new sleeping and
dining car route tO st. Paul and the east.
Through trains leave Helena daily at II ;S5
a. III.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

The Goodyear Rubber company, the
Montana Rubber company and the Helena
Rubber company, one and the same organ
izstion, have filed articles Of incorporation,
with James Suydam, William +. Franklin
and Ebenezer Sharpe as incorporators and
a capital stock OF 5000. Business is TO be
carried on In Helena.
certificate Of incorporation of the Bel
grade Grain and Produce company has also
been filed with a capital stock of $4,000
The incorporat0rf are Rudolf Nogel, Laurr
E.Quawn and Tn mas B Quawn. Business
is 10 be carried On In Belgrade, GallatiI
county.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
Special sale of kid gloves at zoe. at II
Toms.
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were
filed In the recorders Office yesterday:
William Taylor 20 the Home OF the Good
shepherd lot -. blk. 69, liobark a Can
none addition ..... .......,t+.....-....;; 81 ,su
John Travis ~ simon y. Kirby, lot II, Dix. 49,.
o., Northern Pacific Addiu IN. .,......s.. $50
George p Biseell to John tlayberg ct
uK. lots J. ?, 10, ld blk. 80, BrAdfords sd' 49,
hlhuu ..ts+ss.sts. ~sS''
Lucisn Heath TO sarah IS Wilmer, lot .,
blk ~. Northern Parih7 addition ..... oS
y. Y sterling q uE 90 4enry Klein, pArtOf
lot a. bis fi, Helena towuslts. ......+ J
lenisnn y. Perkins 10 Ernest Cfutcher, lots
u. ~ blk Z, eeett'e addition ......,+ l,Jll
W. J. inter 70 A kruse lot IL, blk bl,
Flower Gard Il addition ......... ~
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
For a Worthy Object.

Rev. J.. b. Palladino 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
pilgrimage to the Holy Land and will in.
clude descriptions Of travels In many
places and will treat of the arts, sciences
and religion. The lecture will be Illus.
trated 10y stereoptican views projected upon
a large canvas. Tickets of admission will
be one dollar. and reserved seats may be
procured without extra charge at Pope A
O'Connor's. The lecture will begin
promptly at 5 o'clock.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
Good Prices for stock Cattle.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, April 10
Especial to the Independent I-At a sher
iff's sale OF |. o. Proctor's stock the cattle
averaged sSl per head and the horses sos.
Considering that this was forced sale the
prices were good and show stock cattle are
increasing in value.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
shrrmnn Ia Take a Rest.

PIrrsuURs, April 10 Senator sherman.
was in the city this morning, will sail for
Europe May |. He goes simply for rest
and pleasure. lie does not know just when
he will return
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
Ice creaml ice Cream

We are now prepared to deliver Ice
cream 10 any part of the city on short
notice.
We will open or Ice cream parlor this
evening. w. n. NoRRIs 4 BnO.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
Mauldin Addition

Most desirable residence property In the
city. Limited number OF lots now for sale.
For terms and price inquire Of
j. s. FEATHERLr,
l04 broadway.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
The Australian Election Law.

The new Montana election law, under
which the state officers will be chosen ON
Oct I, was published In full in the INDIE
PENDENT OF April (. Extra copies can be
procured nj this Office. Price, SC.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

Biggest bargain, choicest location. Six
hundred and fifty feet; will sell on easy
terms, II sold before 18th OF this month. for
s4,O62 90, only s6.25 per foot Armltage 4
JAckman.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
TrY lt.

Try our best patent -four, the best in the
market, and Whitaker Star hams, at
JoHy +. MURPHY X Co.'S.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
For This Week.

Nathan. 8 great dress goods sale for this
entire week. He will sell 75c. all-wool
Henrietta cloth. In all the new spring
shades. for Zoe. and l0c. wool Henrietta
cloth. In all the pew spring shades, for 25c.
The number is 10 Main street.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

Scarf Is running the hnesl restaurant on
Grand street that has ever been In Helena
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
For Sale
THIse IRe sARoAlns.

S50O VIII buy the tuInltu,e Of a loroo@
lele Of leSslur TIE dwelling at $50 per month, lo
Gated 90 Benton avenue within two blocks 81
Grsnd Central hotel. The furniture is offered At
much less than half iu value, As owner 10 sb0at
engr cling in business The very reAsonAnle sun
asked tOr 1he furniture, With the opportunity Of
securing lesse OF an excellent location, presents
40 UNUSUAL. gooe chance 10 any one who wishss
TO keep lodging house,
G605 For corner lot soEiso In block 70,
VOOO Fl0wefres addition good level ground
and elegant location; tnird down, balance . and
X months; decided bargain.
oOEn Down and so per month viii buy new
pZ0U handsome EAstlske cottage on Hnls
dale street between Bealtie and kAle'gn; fOume
closets pan ~, cellar, water Psod out buildings
good lot alley, impro,ing locality. Don I psy
rent when y0l can secure home on euch easy
ierms,
4 ARGE house for rent, central 10 alton.
I OF for rent on business part Of Helena sv.
II enus, i've or ten yeArs lease.
I Ut on Twelfth avenue near HobseE, 5oziO,,
l. S7tO, easy terms.
$50 Feet on Boulder avenue Al sia per foot
HOUSES built on the lnstAllment plsn.
MhrhesoN s. STEELE
1894 North Main street
LNOR SALE-siuings Of pnre Leghorns. Ap.
II ply 20 the day Cashier, Bon Ton Restaurant
LNOH sALE-On reasonable terma, American
| II HOuee, At MARI syille. Mont Apply on prem
lees,
For Rent-Dwelhngs, Business Places Etc
L'OR RENT Large light basement Itquire
| II NO. ~ Park avenue,
LNOR RRNT-FIom May 1, a six room well fur
! IL nlehed house. Inquire at Ais seventh ave-
nue..
kooms-furnished and Unfurnished
L'oR RRNT-sui, of furnished rooms. No. lls
| IL Clark street.
| L'URNIsHkD kooMs-Three nicely furnished
| IL rooms for rent. Call nj IA north Rodney
FOR RENT-Ufhce room at 1871 North Main
| etievt,
| LUkNlsnED room for rent, 81 South Aowsy
HK PACIFIC or Lenoir House-stsAm heat,
lIAANEY HOUSE, Grand street, new and
IL eeg antly furnished rooms, single or In suits
1
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11

II you are in need Of artificial teeth we
would advise you 10 20 and examine the
beautiful cellulOid sets-something new, at
Drs. Stone n Head.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
New Incorporations

just received-two cases of ladies' hats,
in lace ana Milan straws, at II. Toms.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-11
Flower Garden

A long felt want supplied-the tirst-class
restaurant OF j. w. Scarf.