The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1889-10-01
Many Deputies. Not Residents Of the
Town. 10 Surround the POLL
ing Places To-Day.
A Protest Signed by Every PrOmi-
nent Republican in the Town
Sent to the oflcer.
An Attempt to BULLDOGS the People
Which Will Result in Large
Democratic Gains.
Seligman's Latest Scare Circular Labeled
Rats" by the Inter Mountain and
Then Sent TO Its Readers.

ANACONDA, Sept. SO.-lSpecial to the
independent l-Mr. Power spent the day
in Anaconda. He was given entire free
dom to go through the works, unsccOm-
panied by any representative OF the Ana
eonda company. A republican worker In
this city Joined him. Mr.. Power spoke 10
more than one hundred men, who he had
the opportunity TO converse with in entire
privacy. Many Of these men are republI-
cans. Tonight Mr.. Power said to q proml-
nent republican In this city that he could
not find one man in the entire works who
was willing to say, even in the most conf
Dental way, that the slightest effort. had
been made % cOerce or even influence the
vote Of any man. Ii is known that Mr..
Power himself telegraphed to HeIsna that
things are in fair shape in Anaconda
This city Is greatly disturbed tonight be-
cause twenty deputy msrshsIs have been
appointed by United States Marshal Irwin,
republican, to supervise to-morrow's cleo
tion- Every prominent republican has
signed protest against this high handed
proceeding. This protest was circulated
to-day and signed by every republican
whose name was solicited. There ia not a
prominent republican resident of AnAcon-
dA whose name is not on the
list The full list was published this
afternoon in the republican daily paper
printed here, with strong editorial COM
ment protesting against the unprecedented
outrage on Anaconda. The protest de-
mands that the order for the appointments
Of the marshals be Immediately revoked.
The entire community is enraged over this
actlo-., and this afternoon scores of the
most prominent republicans in town have
announced themselves in favor of the whole
democratic ticket.
The following is a copy OF the protest
sent 70 Mr.. Irwin;
PROTEST..
ANACONDA, Sept 80. issg-To tseo "
lryin, United States ularsbail az ms Yrarr,.
tory OF Montana: 'We, the undersfVn.a-
mayor, city council and the TepuhiIcsn
voters OF tbs city, do most respectfully
III
tied States deputy marshals TO DressrVs- M.
peace here on the day Of election. The ex
listing provisions Of our municipal authoTi
ties Tor the preservation OF law aud order
at all times are ample and your Interior
enee has aroused a strong feeli1R OF fndiV-
nation amongst the citizens OF Anaconda
and is considered an undeseTved insult and
ts condemned as such.
H. T. Mahan, mayor.
James johnson. alderman,
}. j Qaigleys alderman,
r. j. MalOney, alderman,
IhOs- Murray, alderman.
SilVaD Hughes, alderman,
A. e. Msccallum, alderman,
Dennis ShOVlin, alderman.
Wm. Seba. alderman,
j. X. B0aTman, city attorney
james McNulty, city treasurer.
james Richy, chief Of FIRE department.
James NJ. Moore, postmaster,
r, r., A. Mymsn, n .. TriOl,
Phll. ~ Govern, ID. g. BrOwnell,
David Lewis, VIM. Bail,
D +. ODarhsim, j. b. Losee.
Dan B0udrles, Nike Mullen
JnO. Merrill, I. NJ. Merrill
J Matthews, 1 q Quinn
W Q. Converge, A. j. Lepage,
Peter II Gelsler, }. A. HasIey
Ibeo. EhTet,
g. >. " III ans, assistant postmaster
John = =. Arthur L. Stone.
a. FN' 1Orf, Leo La sale.
Rich C. = lghrs, 4. J. FleminR,
ID. I ilal ahan, NJ. Martin & Co.
II. At- n, F. W. Chase,
W. TX, Geo w, Brown,
j. y If -f1ls, jos. r. MURRAY.
| ID r La len, l.. o. Leonard,
l. r + =, NJ. >. Ascheim,
| II. r. in1 gn, T. B. Mallory,
| ). d DetOe. Chas. H. Green,
gonn kunuer, Montana l.. & p, Co,
i }. l. Carroll, F. G. Brown,
/ T. 4. Hoge, w. Hawes
| ID. q. Fisher, A. A. Needh1m
| J. NJ Rockefeller, Z. p. TriOl,
| Wm- l. Hoge, l.. A. King,
| l. l. Terry, >. A. Estes.
Mat slater, j. q. ksppler,
Geo. II. Lansley, A I. Playter,
X J. Wilkinson, Q. z. Sully.
u. Cohen, il, Q. l.. Cohen. ST..
NJ. Capinus, y. J. Pelletier,
W J Paileter, j. L. r Gervals,
NJ. Forrest, j. p. Dunn.
John G. White, N. 5 Neal,
Ben Faik, I'd Maxwell
a Bower. A. BOurbonmiere,
a R0eheleau, Paul Auerbach,
| j. b. Williams, John Matthew'S,
i ChArles T. Ramsey. Charles BertscD.
| j. A Schroeder, A +. Hof6ditz,
| W A Buswel, Jacob Berlsch,
and many others
Everybody is JeerfnR Chairman SeIigman
tonight on account OF biz despatch OF 10
day, saying that Mr.. DAILY had threatened
to close the works for two years If the
democrats were defeated, and that Magiu-
MS and Toole had promised 20 fix the
permanent capital ht Anaconda. The
Butte Inter Mountain, republican, tired
Of Seligman's insipid lies, put . head
line Of "RstsF' over this dispatch in print
ing il this afternoon. Everybody in this
city is calling SeIigm1n the biggest fool In
tn 2 territory.
The campaign closes with the democrats
uzited and confident Of success.
Judge Rand. the Scandinavian orator.
spoke Al Evans hall 70 = large and enthu-
siastic meeting of democrats, and the
scandinavian vote will go largely demo-
cratic. Anaconda will give At least 500
democratic majority.
Twins imDeTtinent Interference has been
worth 100 votes 70 US Five hundred dem
Ocratlc majority at Anaconda and 300 AZ
Il Carroll is q conservative estimate
'tJust think Mr. Bulilon II coming
] DOWN fo-mOrFoU. and i aaVanff a hnfhfnu