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NGlTTCM.

The undersigned hegs to mform
his old patrons and the public gen
orally that he Is still in the lumber
business, at the old stand, formerly
occupied hy the late firm of Barber
4 Minors, whore YOU will find Il
complete stock or all kinds of build.
ing materials, such as Framing, Ma.
Nlmd and White rnc siding, llom-
lock harm, and White Pine of vari.
Gus grades, Flooring, shingles, lath q.
doors, blinds and sash Of all kinds;
all of which am offering at lowest
prloos. Please give me call before
buying elsewhere; Yours &c,
GEO. p. MINORS.
Milford chronicle., 1889-10-18
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The Helena independent., 1889-08-18
Harri-on,. An.u.r 20 cro.hx-

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE papers in the
suit of John 5. Crosby against, r. q. Har-
rison, which was transferred from the su-
preme court, were received by Clerk
Shields of the United States circuit court
to-day. Accompanying them is the an
swer of Wm- A. Sweetzer, counsel for
Harrison, in which he makes a general de-
NAL of the libel In answer the defendant
alleges that the Montana Live Stock Jour
nal is newspaper published and owned
by the Journal Publishing company and
that the defendant had no control OF con
nection with the matter appearing in the
columns of that paper
The Helena independent., 1889-08-18

LOWELL, Mass, Aug. I7.-Gen. Bepja-
min +. Butler, questioned by a reporter,
denied that be had beeh detained as the
prosecuting attorney against Justice Field
and Deputy Marshal Nsgle. Gen. Butler
says be could not be retained in the case.
He would not act as the prosecuting officer
against Judge Field. 81 do not think the
law of the case has been clearly settled in
the newspapers" said the general s'If a
man Is attacked and in danger of his life
he IL obliged to go tO the wall before he
can take the life of his asssilant IL is diff
ferent in the case of an officer sent to pro
tect justice OF court, Ii is then left 10
his judgment TO strike when he fears the
life Of the Judge is in danger from his as
sailant"
The Helena independent., 1889-08-18
jefferson Democrats.

BOULDER, Aug. H.-ISpeeial to the
Independent The democratic primaries
and caucus were well attended. Consider
able interest was manifested in the contest
for sheriff, the HalfOrd ticket winning by a
handsome majority. Messrs. Mccoy, War
ner, Sweet, Northrup, Smith, Parker, Hope,
Sloan, Berendes, Wahle and Bonner were
elected delegates to the county convention
to be held at Wicke's on the oath inst. X
}. DOugherty and ID. G. Warner were
nominated for justices of the peace and
Wallace Hope and c. NJ. Thompson for
constabIes.
The republican caucus was harmon
ious throughout and made but one
nomination for township officers,
that of A. S. Kellogg for justice of the
peace. Messrs. Green, Walpert, Fred
Leighton, Dickinson, Brown. Foster, j. A.
Leighton, Perkins, Wildine, Nelson and
Patterson were elected delegates TO the
county convention
The Helena independent., 1889-08-18

NEW YORK, Aug. H.-Sam Crane, of the
Metropolitan base ball club, was arrested
this morning on the charge of running
away with Hattie Travenfelt,r, the pretty
wife of Scranton, Pa, fruit dealer. Hat
tie, in russet shoes and base ball cap. " as
also made a captive. She was locked up
in cell adjoining that OF her lover. Ira
venfelter claims that his wife took SI5OO
belonging to him when she ran away
Mrs. Travenfelter declares the money was
her own. and that she left her husband be-
cause of his cruelty and worthlessness
The Helena independent., 1889-08-18

WASHINGTON, Aug. H.-Aeting Land
Commissioner Stone in response to inquir.
les from interested parties, has tsIegrsphed
the registers and receivers in Oregon that
he has not decided, as reported, that in
demnity school selections must be contigu-
Gus. He holds, however, that they must
be as nearly so as may be. Wherever fhe
lands Immediately adjoining the other
selections are mountainous, or where can
ons, rivers OF other natural obstacles exist,
selections may be made from the nearest
available lands
The Helena independent., 1889-08-18

statute you observe reserves these lands
from the date thereof, and the assistant
attorney general OF this department
agrees with me that is con-
stitu,ional and effective TO the
extent expressed. l fully appreciate the
conflict of rights that must arise between
territories and between territories and
states, but these all can and will be better
regulated by national control than local
conflicts and contradictory legislation
fear that the statute 20 which ! have re-
ferred Is not known TO the western terri
tories to the extent, at least that 1t ought
to be, and will have your dispatch and
this published to- day in fun.
JOHN W. NOBLE, Secretary.
The Helena independent., 1889-08-18
SILVER BOW REPUBLICANS.
They Nominate Delegates and Alternates
and Adjourn.

BUTTE, Aug. 17.-[Special 70 the indie
pendent The republican county conven-
ton met here to-day. l.. j. Hamilton was
chosen temporary chairman aud w. L
Lippincott, temporary secretary. After
the appointment Of committees the conven-
ton adjourned until O'Clock, when the
permanent organization was reported as
follows: IGeorge NJ. BourQuin. chair
man; j. II. Vivian, secretary. The cor
vention then proceeded to the election of
delegates to the state convention with the
following result:
Dslegates-Thomas Couch. George Hal
dorm, VIM. Z. Hall, W. II. Dewitt, F. T.
Mcbride, John Hendrew, Frank Bateman,
l.. J. Hamilton, ). J. Knight. George Nj.
Bourquin. Thomas York, w. l. Lippincott,
C. w. GOOdale, John A Cannon, J. ii.
Vivian, Z. Z. Ssrgesnt, A. +. Bray, ThOs-
Robbins, Thompson Campbell, A. Helm
beck. John Holman, C. F. Lloyd. Hiram
Knowles, II. G. Huston, J. ID. jerks. I.
Glow, VIM. l.. Soper, James Rowes, Fred
Loeber, William Gallick, Patrick ConlOD,
p. T. DOlman, Oliver Chevrier. j. z Rick
ards, Rocco Campano. Olef Olson, w. NJ.
Jack.
Alternates-Chris. Weidmann, j. II.
Monteath, VIM. Shovel, 1. Strasberger, W.
Pinkham, John Shovel, Charles Hans
comb, Albert knight, Byron Cook. A. b.
Leyzon, William }. Mitchell, Elijah Hare,
Ed York, James Davidson, Jos. Fegtly,
Milo French, Geo. PascOe, }. G. Maddox.
w. o. Speer, w. Kidney, l. Youlton, John
Mitchell John Kirby. J. r. Silver, J. II.
jackson, T. o. Miles, l.. Z. Cook, Harry
Nichols. Simon Hanswirth, Max Myer,
jackson Davis, G. p. Drennen, Angus Nc
Queen, Gilbert Engel, Frank Proulx, r.
M. Campell, Robert Grix.
The committees on resolutions and plat
form deferred heir report until the next
meeting Of the convention, an adjournment
being taken until Monday, Aug. %.
The Helena independent., 1889-08-18
For Power and Carter.

FORT BENTON, Aug. 17.-[SpeciaI to the
Independent THE republican county
convention was held in this city to-day and
resulted In very little business of import
ance. Delegates to the state convention
were nominated as follows: W. j. Smith,
John w. Power, +. c. Roosevelt and Jere
Sullivan, with instructions to press the
nomination of John w. Power for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Resolutions were
passed declaring Thomas II. Carter
the first and only choice for
representative in congress and further
resolutions Of the stereotyped order. The
party slate not being completed, owing to
internal discord, an adjournment to Satur-
day, Aug. 81, was had in order to nominate
q county ticket
The Helena independent., 1889-08-18
Yellowstone and Choteau Counties
Both Want TO Have the Lieu
tenant Governorship.
The GaIlatin Convention Not Very
Enthusiastic, Only Four Precincts
Being Represented.
The Park County People Nominate a Pull
Ticket, Including a Democrat
other Conventions.

BILLINGS, Aug I7-ISpeciAl TO the In
dependent THE Yellowstone county
primary convention to-day elected as dele
gates to the territorial convention at Ana
conda A 5. Babcock, H. II. Mund, r. G0ss,
Paul Mccormick and Fred FL. Foster. The
delegation was instructed to insist on the
representation Of eastern Montana on the
state ticket, and TO present the name Of A
l.. Babcoek, at present county commits
sioner of this county, for lieutenant gov
ernor.
The Helena independent., 1889-08-18
The MarysviIIe Prtmary.

EVANSVILLE, Aug. l7.-ISpeci al 10 the
independent THE following delegates
were chosen here tonight to the demo-
cratic county convention: D. b. Nc
KillIcan, 5. F. Ralston. J. D. Conrad, P.
Shannon; slternates, J. }. Davis, II. Z.
Riddle, J. p. Airey, VIM. MeKendrick. r.
w. Bacon.
At Rimini the following delegate and al
ternAte were elected TO the democratic
county convention: John r MuIgrew,
delegate, Joseph w. Russell, alternate.
The Helena independent., 1889-08-18

MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. IL. - This
was the last day of the meeting and the
attendance was good.
Five-eighths of q mile-Blue Rock won
in l:021S, Climax second, Gladstone third.
Three-fOurths of a mile-Chaos won in
1:151S, Padishah second, LavOnia third.
One mile-Defauiter won in I:43l<, Mag
ara second, Rizpsh third.
One mile and a fouTth-SalvRtor won in
2:10JE. Cortez second. J. A b third.
One mile and a fOurth-Firenzi won in
2:ll5S, TheOdOsius second, Christian third.
The Helena independent., 1889-08-18
FIrers NJ sarafnrn-

SARATOGA, Aug. 15.-The weather and
track were fine to day.
One mile-Estelle won in I:321{, King
Crab second, Successor third.
Three-fourths of a miIe-Santiago first,
Cameo second, W. G. Morris third.
One mile and fourth-Cassfus won In
2:l3s<. Lady Hemphill second, Blair third
Heats OF three lfourtbs of a miIe-Loe
Angeles won the first heat in l:I5I<, Wary
second, Sunlight third. Los Angeles won
the second. Wary second, Sunlight third
One mile-Judge Morrow won in 2;42J(
Dilemma second, Vivid third.
One mile-FrOther won in I;48J%. Mamie
Hunt second, Lithrell third.
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Knrain Il scar.d

BALTIMORE, Aug. 17.-SimultaneOusly
this morning Kilrain heard of SulIivan's
sentence and the arrival Of the Mississippi
officer in Baltimore TO take him TO Purvis.
He was surprised and scared. The law
for the collection of forfeited bail in Mary
land is defective, and should Killain.
alarmed et Sullivsn's tate, skip. his bonds
men would likely have to pay.
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A Millionaire and a Philanthrepist.

PITTsBURe, Aug. IA cablegrsm from
Paris announces the death of VIM Shaw,
vicepresident of the Pennsylvsnis COM
pany. He is reputed to be worth $50. 900 900
and was philanthropist
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 17.-Ex-Gov.
John G. Brown died to-day at Red Boiling
Springs, this state, from hemorrhage OF the
stomach.
HASTINGS. Neb.. Aug 17.-Congress-
man Laird died this morning.
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GREAT FALLS, Aug. I7.-[Special to the
Independent THE democratic primary
for the Great Falls precinct was held to-
night The county convention to
select delegates to Anaconda will
be held Thursday next The
following delegates were selected:
Paris Gibson, DIR. Z. Crutcher, A. +.
Schmitz, H. Nalback, W. S. WetzeI, II.
Ringwald, Chas. Wegner, J. E. Collins,
John G. Germ and Ira Myers
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NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE weekly bank
statement shows q specie decrease Of S2,-
565.0o0 The banks now bold s., S52 525 In
excess of the q per cent rule.
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Col wi1son.. Neu Her,h

WASHINGTON, Aug. lT.-Col. John NJ.
Wilson, of the engineer corps, late super
intendent of public buildings and grounds
in the district Of Columbia, was to-day ap-
pointed superintendent of the United
States military academy at West Point
The Helena independent., 1889-08-18

PARIS. Aug. H.-Boulanger has issued
another manifesto. His latest effort is ad-
dressed 10 ''HOnest People" and declares
it was the senate chamber that procured
his conviction.
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Narle Ont On Rail-

LATHRoP, Cal. Aug. 24-Deputy United
States Marshal Nsgle, who killed David
5. Terry, was released from Jail at Stock
ton this morning on q writ of habeas cor
pus. and passed through here on q special
train for San Francisco.
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Delegate. and County omoer. Named.

Delegates and County Omcers Named.
LIVINGSTON, Aug. 1S.-[Special to the
Independent The republican county
convention was held here to-day. Frank
Henry rs chairman of the county central
committee called the convention to order
about 1890 g. m. He first read the call and
then made short speech appropriate to
the occasion. DIR. Collins was made tenn
porary chairman and on motion of Eaton,
permanent chairman. A committee on ere
dentials was appointed and the convention
adjourned until l 80 p. m. The convention
was called TO order at D. m and after the
report of the committee on credentials
proceeded to the nomination OF officers
The following were nominated: State
senator. James E. Thompson: members of
the legislature. q. II. Eaton and G. II.
Steobins; sheriff, o. p. Templeton; clerk
and recorder, 5. Deutch: treasurer. +. w.
Wright; assessor, John Clifford; clerk of
the district court, o. Emmons; county at
torney. A r. Joy; commissioners. II. J.
Hoppe. w. NJ. Wright, and J. J. Prsther;
superintendent Of schools, Mary l.. Blake;
public administrator. j. 5. Carter: coroner.
Judge Red6eld. The material for county
surveyor not being found in the party.
George Farmer was nominated. When in
formed that he was democrat the conven-
tiou left the Office to be filed by the com
mittee. The following were named to at
tend the state convention: G. II. Wright,
c. FL. Burg, Geo. o. Eaton, J. ID. whelpley.
c. A. Gilleti, j. E GustiDe II. j. Arm
strong, #. J. White, G. NJ. Hatch and j. c.
Mccartney.
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EAST HELENA, Aug. 17.-[SpeciAI to the
Independent THE democratic primary
was held tonight A. z. Burns and 2. FL.
Donaldson were elected delegates, and P.
a. Montague and J. McNeilI alfernates.
The full registration to date is eleven.
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GaIIatIn County DeIerate..

BozEMAN, Aug. E.-TSpecial TO the IL
dependent THE republican county con-
vention met and elected delegates TO Ana
conda, sfser which the convention ad-
journed to meet Sept. 22d, whtn county
officers will be nominated. The following
named delegates and alternates will COM
pose the Gallatin delegation: DIR. White
foot. John Potter, CaId Edwards, j. Bezert
and +. L. Benepe. Only four precincts Of
the seventeen were represented at the con-
vention.
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The North naknta MnrL Fnd.a

BISMARCK, n. d., Aug. lS-The cOnsti-
tutiOnsl convention convention completed
its work tonight and adjourned sine die at
II p. m The delegates were treated to q
farewell banquet at the Sheridan house
and then took the midnight train to their
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Sorrel John Won,

LIVINGSTON Aug. 17.-GSpecisI to the
Independentl-A six-hundred yard dash
race for $500 side took place this after
noon on the straight track. between SorreI
John, owned by Dave Kemp, and Trfx,
owned by A. T. French, of Gardiner. Sor-
rel John won by about five feet.
A foot race was also run between Par
ker. of Gardiner and Frank Tolhurst, of
Livingston. The race was for $50 q side,
fifty yards, best two in three. Tolhurst
won the first heat and Parker the next
fWo-
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VIENNA, Aug. 17.-Advices from Bosnia
report severe shocks of earthquake were
felt in JablanicA
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At Cincinnsti-Cincinn y: Columbus 8
At Kansas City-KansAs City, !; BaltI-
more, 8.
At tLOuisville-Br0oklyn,I Is; Louisville, O
At St LOuis-St Louis, 4; Athletics, l.