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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-24
Time Brings Changes

built of granite, brick and strong mbers they combine
strength Durability and grandeur The dsntegratng tooth of
time will effect them They will endure for centuries
and will be oudone by pride enterprise skl as
these houses above the decayng buildings of slower
e stands the imposing character Of the Largest Cloth
ing House in Montana We have built establishment with
square blocks Of integrity strong tmbers Of fidelity and solid
rocks Of the enduring principle Of doing
others would have them do to
That the reputation have establshed in day
year. but within the last IS years And still building
measuring by the Golden Rule growing Older stronger larger
better and broader Time does not destroy eace but
strengthen such structure We Boosting
the addition to store, which will compare avorab
with the best of modern business blocks but Of good
which enjoys the confidence Of ALL the moneyed in the
business world well the who their clio hes by
sweat of their brow.
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products or in large proportion Of them
he was laborlng under delusion. The
senator from Rhode Island at once adj
mitted that he had much to learn in
that regard. Why not be equally hon.
eSff
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Twill state that ann now and always
have been . free coinage democrat. was
paired with Mr.. Carter on the silver bill
-Chas. j, BoAtner.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-24

EVERY miner who votes for Carter
votes for the man who defeated the free
coinage Of silver.
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THE INDEPENDENT

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THE CREDENTIALS ALL IN
,enator Clark Arrives at Washington
With Two More Senatorial
Certificates.
Al -Four OF the Gentlemon From
Montana Accorded Seats
on the Floor
4. l. Huntington Want More rhac la
which to ray iIi- Homl's Debt
The seal li>hcrics,

W,,ufNutuN. Jan. ~ The Montana sen-
ntorid Qnrsl ION is under full mend oi dis
cussim here. The credentials of clark
and M8g'nins. the democrats Whp claim
scutS WIRE proscnicd In She seuptu this
moutng mid wont 90 tho commilto" ,m
pliS .C,os aud elections, which hns had pos
session of The credentials % Sanders and
poger, the republican applicants, for o.
week. Senator est presented the demo-
cmge documents. The hrst ul the claim
ants toHrriyc WIS Mr. CLARK. lie reached
the city this morning and Is gt Willafds
hotel. Mr.. Maginnis is expected To NOR
row. Mr.. Clark VAS az The c9pfol this
afternoon, aud was presented to man, of
ihe senator's. lie had infonuol talks with
prominent members on the democratic side.
ON the difficult situation, aud later wns
'iaten n charge ty Representative
Carter aud introduced TO many repnbli
can members. Mr. CLARK WIS upon the
honr of the senate uuon resolution which
extended that privilege TO the four mcn.
pending settlement uf thu contest. II Is
felt that all tho aspirants may be elected.
although no formal action bus been taken
hy tar cominif.ec. Senator hoar. IA, chHif-
man OF the committee on elections, IS Nid
10 he opposed TO recognizing rrrd@iials of
any soft whirh atc n1t signed 10y both the
governor and secretary of the state NJ
Muntana. Now that the credentials are all
before the committee. sone action will he
NJ once outlined and before the cAsc IS dis-
pnsod Of some interesting questions. which
hHye never before arisen, Will probably hc
81 tied
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VIM lInnIlnglon Mant..

{. =. Huntington. yice-presldont uf the
Ce,tIaI Pacific railroad, appeared before
the house committee ON Pacific railroads
and favored the extension allowed for the
sesilomcAi "l ihu indebtedness of the Con
trail Pacific railroad company. and rcduc-
ton Of interest 20 the government. as pre-
IosGl IN the Nandrvor hill, Huntington
WIS asked and replied 10 many questions
hy members of the committee.
The hill he favored he snid, WAS known
aa ihe omnibus bill. Il differed from the
OutWniic lmon Pacific hill IN thai the
pciiud ~ b illcniont covered - years IN.
stetd ,f 3g ltafs, .gid t.lc rate ol Interest
tu ns hui aAs IT, per cent agi,iiiri ! pg,
ceni tor ne lninn Pacific. With n Ienson-
able tmt allowance The Ctnirl Pacific
w,uld ,ay rs debt; il wonld pIy during thc
next ten Nrnl, iuore than double the sum it
nov pays Undor the Ihrrman act.
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LIVER since the rather acrimonious debate
ia the suntc bctwcen NIessrs. Plumb, of
Kansgs. and Call, of Florida there have
been wild fumon of possible meeting M
der the code. The story WIS 90 the effect
that the Florida sen1tor contemplated is-
suing challenge in order 20 obtain salts
mciion fur certain reflections made upon
him in the heat OF debate hy the
senator from Kansas. Mr., Call is
gentleman Of very mild and placid
manners, aud he is usually ns AcrWe
as u summer srn, lui hia friends
declared that g. maintain lia honor be
Boald venture even further toward por
sunnl conflict than did the hr'ligeipui Judge
Eucker, ,f Colorado, who about "a year ago
challenged Srnuior Blackburn. Of Kentucky.
tu mortal combat, and dCiicd the rest nt
mAuhiud to trump on the tail of his ulster
cttc. Seekers after The sensational huyp
bean nnticipnl ing treat IN ihe Allnpr of
'uisiols and cUACe for two or. Ht least, aIl
engagement with brickhgisal forty yards.
They hnyr been disappointed. however. for
senator Cnll has explained that be- WAS n
mni ot pence. uiu that the si1ir of his
mind Ind becu seriously misiutcrprctod.
Not even the language pi the hreCHv
scimtor lroiu kADsW had disturbed
his tranquility. lie WIS NOT going
a. tissue a challenge, nor Indeed had he
thought uf taking sorinus issuc further in
rclnt ION to the subject discussed in Mon
d0y's debate. Senator Plumb further dis
pcllcd thc delusiun by au exhibition of
placidity even ~ plcnsing Rs thar mAui-
Tested hy the Florida senator. Ne was In "a
most pnci6c mood, and declared that he
couldn't think of sianding up as target
for either bullets Ur hriekbnis in a matter
Of honor NJ prescribed by the codo. lie
bad been SHOT M ID WAS true, ycnfs ng0, but
ihui wiz iil cHusr involving ibr honor of
lds country. lie was not eKpcciin u chHl-
lenpe. THESE disclaimers Of hostility heing
mUiuml IL il evident that pence Will prevail
despite the rumOrs that have been ilylng.
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SLAIN At THE FUNERAL.
Father and Mother Killed While
Entering a Cemetery With
Their Child's Remains,
Their Carriage Struck by Flying
Express Train and Hurled
Thirty Feet.
The nriNcr of the Carriage aud Nrigh-
bor Als" Tatally injured The Iiail-
road tn blame

UincNGo, Jan. IA husband aud wife
were slain outright this afternoon while ut
tending the funeral of their c.hld. Tho
driver of the conveyance aud neighbour
ridnr with thrm were fatally injured and
dird in few minuic-. Alr. aud Mrs.
Frederick Payne were ihc unfortunate par
iics Simon Anderson WIS The name of the
hackluln. aud Mrs lieprugal the nciphbor
just Us the carriage had reached the gate of
Rose llil cemetery. whore the road crosses
the railway track The ingoing Chicago ex-
pscss on the Northern road dashed upon IL.
utterly wf,cking 10 aud throwing the unfor-
tunaie victims thluy feet nNay. The y
ycar-uid daughter col MIR. and Mrs. Payne
miraculunsly escaped With slight scalp
wound. The driver and engineer ARE each
ccnsurcd Tor lack uf caution, hut the ab-
soncc OF i'EGmAu ~ ih' crossing. none he
ING kept There 10y the railroad company.
seems lu have hren the principal cause of
the horror. rs tile Wow oi both the engineer
aud carriage driver WIS shut on almost, ii
moi wholly. by Nh, Rose Till milroRd station
and a giuupul salouns.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-24
EACH ROAD A GAMER.
How ihc Wisconsin Central Lease is Re-
rardcd ~ New York.


NrW Nom,. Iau. &i.-, Special. The
lcaep of the Wisconsin Central company to
,he Northern 'acihc is' practically assured.
II IL conceded to be one of the most inn
poriuni deals recently cunsummated in the
fii west. \ reporter to-day talked with the
resident of one of the companies inter-
esicd and the following information may
he considered as official; The lease is
founded substantially upon the traffic
agreement under which the two systems
1 have been operated since july I, 1889. That
npr~meui sec1ted "a the Wisconsin Gem
wni. 70 per ccu', OF ~ gras EARNINGS,
| leaving ihr rtmninder ip the Northern
Pacific for operating expenses; hut the
lease makes this percentage abso-
iutr. relieving the Wisconsin Central Of
The possibility provided in the traffic
pgfccmeni of sharine n portion Of any pos-
siblc Increase IN operating expenses. The
company IL thereby enabled 20 handle its
rouial from the Northern puciic with ex-
acincs and simply by following the course
Of is gross earnings. know what returns
can snicly and properly bo distributed 10
the security holders.
"'Ihc gent advantage of the lease to the
Northern Pacific" e,id the officer referred
to. lis il secures absolute control of the
terminal facilities ol the Wisconsin Central
through 'hicago aud The Great Western in
Z Chicano. II transfers She eastern terminus
of the Northern Pacific from 81. Paul 10
Chicago beyond the possibility Of cuyil.
These Chicago terminals are the finest IN
the country. | nder the lease there is no
doubt but the Northern Pacific will be able
iu Introduce many economies and abolish
much expense. and the percentage of oper-
mmg oN leDses will doubtless be- largely re-
doced. | look io secn saving net 10 the
Northern Pacific oi rom 100000 to S7p,
WO wear. II IS advisable for the Wlscun-
in ren'rl security holdta 10 allow the
lcsscc company to make this profit in re
/ tlm Tor the advantages they srcure under
the lcnar. lby il they Hrc Hesmed of being
i the butt end ot great trunk line, the con-
couimlion oi traffic is also increased, and
the volume of business IL hound tU grow as
the great region tributary to the Northern
Pacific develops
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YNNr MTrLE HITTE NNRNEN.


NrW NoRA. jan 2i.-l dapper h,llc man
created sensation this morning at The
corner ot Broadway and Nrsey street.
There h' me, Lewis Davis, aud nflcr the
men Ind Exchanged few words Davis
started 4" walk uwaN The little man,
whose name Is ldclmtd Goeblrr. and who
WINS bunc0ed uut OF Si,5n on Grnno street
Nov L. drew a pistol aud told Davis "a Init.
"lf you move" shouted Goblrr your
brains viii he blown oui of yont head. j"
This strange tahlrau attracted hundreds
whn wcm passing az iho time. WHY
little GoChlrr held ilc pistol
IA posili'n until policeman came and took
tllc weapon from he mau. The nair were
thrn taken tn thp tombg. AZ TIE court II
waa ,lrtrd that Go hl'r had bcu ~ thus
city iml short n me from liutit. Moui.,
when he WIS hunC, 4 |. and Had succi e,lrd ~
huviug one of the huuop men indicted. The
man who IL indicted X known w. Johnston.
Davis, who is supposed iu hr ~ lenguc With
the hunoo sieercTs, went on Johnston : hNil.
Johnston was liberated. II was found some
time alt0r that Davis bond WINS oi no Nalne,
tocblor went ~ the district ATTORNEY
for instructions in the mnittr. Fellows is
sncd uui H. warrant for Davis arrest. Ihis
warrant Guvlur carried around with HIM,
and IN order to aid him IN Us service he
was granted permit to carry q pistol.
Davis was romandcd and taken lOloro Re
c,rdcr Smyihe 10 plead Ca an indictment of
perjury found against Him. lie plead not
guiltt,
II will Ice remembered that Guobler
started from Montana for South America,
aud VAS waiting ior u vessel 10 sail from New
York Whcu he WIS swindlcd ont of las
money lay bunco men. He complained To
the poli -. aud the detectives after "a icw
da,s search gave up the hunt
for the confidence men. Goehloi
iho" h's,l n funni npuusih tho llous,
iu which hp had hrhu uoi.t.d DIS
guisVd himself. and announced his inion-
ton ol bringing the mcu who had robbed
him 81 justice. After about three wccis
surveillance he spotted one of ihe men on
The sirort. followed until he met ull officer.
and then had the surprised rogue arrrsled.
I The prisoner Wns irlanndcd iOl ttMl, bat
aiicrWalu. n leased ou bail. Mhou noehlrr
/ found his pr,y bad again escaped ihrJneh y
I spurious hail luud. hc st0rlld on Tie trail
again. with Tho result given above. 3D.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-24
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Adyico- are 10 tho ctlrci that rA-Scnaof
Hiddlcbprgor, of NirwniH, VIII not live
through to-dnN.
nnmbcrof Chinese iuyo reached Tam
pico from Cuhn, thrir destination beiIr he
tinted STATES.
lnhuonzn h increasing and developing
INTO pleurisy ai the cily Of Mexico. lhcre
are Uuny dcnlli, from II throughout tho re-
public.
Gutlieh MutA,r. civil engu OF New
ark. y. j.. committed Suicide yesterday dur
ing llt ol temporary insanity, produced hA
o. grippe.
The German nichsiag bas rcieciod The
cXpusiOu cBu," uf the socialist bill, and
decided by vote ul l'ai tp III 10 mako the
measure permanent
The Berlin. Western o Nilutic Pipe Line
station On Buns mm. Virginia, c,ploded
lust night. j. r.. Hndcu. Engineer Curtis
and Min. linlns and dnugbtrr wrrr terribly
scnldod.
Kyrlr Bcllow, The nctDT lins been dropped
fiOm the rull Of member hip Of The Lamb -
club nj meeting ~ ihc governing cpui-
miitpe. The cnusc Nasn bill of 50 duo %
the steward Of The club for uuuri'hlutnt,
solid aud liquid.
a terrific explosion of powder occurred ina
Wilkes county. y. g., last night. un the
line ~ n new railroad. A great quantity Of
rock @As thrown up and fell uppn the men.
Five were killed Hnd thirteen injured, more
or leee seriously.
AZ tie veneer works at Grand Rapids,
Mich. ye4tcrday. John Gibson fell la u
tHnh ot boiling water. Andrew killim md
George kmpsworth went 10 biz rescnC aud
also fell in. Ali three were fatally scalded.
The coronor's jury considering the recent
horfihig o1isson disaster at Louisville, ky"
has returned a verdict exOurrntiug the CON
tractors and adding I'VE believe said nc
cidcni was thi result Of tho mcn in the
cnsson becoming panic stricken
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-24

Tho joint convention Of Knights OF Labor
aud Progressive Mon Miners mrt this
morning. Ioo Of the knights of Labor,
WIS clrcied temporary president, and John
Mcbride. of the other organization. vice
president. The rest of the temporary oili-
Gers were diyidcu. The joint committee on
order Of business reported that mo- rCiulu
tlou on consolidation VIII bu considered ag
adopted nnloss d receives "a three lourihs
majority vote 0f each organi niiDu, The
discnanion WIS oprned on consolidation by
Iohu Mcbride, who strongly favored "0e of
gauiSotlou. Roe. on behnil of The Knights
Of Labor spoke az length IN favor 0l one
organization with two branches.
There WIS soch a wide differ nee vi opn
ion that tho convention adIOurued 10 give
the Joint committee Wfihcr time 40 work.
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KILLED On THE STREET.
\ Discarded LAYER Mortally Wounds a
Denver Mistress.

neNctn. Iau - --l'ar s''o' /" s''r "''' 70
half Bob scott. cook in Champa street
r,ainuIani. has been prosecuting Nellie
Iiyan, "A beautiful waitress OF + years, with
his attentions Two days ago Scott n-
suited the girl. She reported him 10 Tho
proprietor. who DISCHARGED him. scott
sworc he would be re,enged. aud us the girl
aud her sister were going 60 the restaurant
carly this morning 60 begin thor day s
work Scott suddenly stepped from door
way at the Corner of Fourteenth and
Champn street. and fired ball ~ the girls
breast. A corset stay caused the ball 10
glance. When she started 90 run the muir
dcrer pursued her and tired two balls az her
back. one passing through the heart and
causing instant death. Acrowd surrounded
the man. who stoud them of with q revolver
aud escaped. The entire police force and a
posse uf citizens are searching for him. and
If CAPTURED hy the latter hc will probably
never live 10 stand tri1l
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-24

,Jndgu Mediation says the .Shcrin', Gaze h.
Nj Tor judge knoNles.

nrIr. Jan. r. Special, fudge sic-
uatton to-dns denied the petition of Shor-
in Lloyd for the removal Of the -heri0's
contest case 10 the nitod States court
he stated ia short speech from the honch
that thr only place in which the United
States siatuies were involved m The con-
tested precincts was ip The fom of oalas OF
declaration ol natuinlilcd citizen and IN
the person Of the official administering the
oath. Concerning both these points there
was mo- dispu,c. The alleged illrgnl ntur-
alilntions were al regular in respect 10 The
form col uaib, lnd The identity of tho per
aou administering them was also admitiod.
Iherciprf the Construction Of the United
States stniutrs were not involved and the
cnsc could um properly bc removed 10 ihc
United States court. Thoiupson Campbell
says he will applv to Jndge Knowles form
writ of ccriiuwu as coon Hs the niief
quallirE
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-24

Sccr,iaty Window has written long lei
ttrto Seuatpr Frye. chairman oi the com.
mittcc on commerce, in regard to the iioh-
ring sea fisheries. Tie secretary quotes a
number Of opinions of previous secrotarie.
in opposition 90 The principles Of the bill
now before lho senate which provides tor
the direct control by the trensurv depart
incnl AMI he abolition of the lcnsing sya
ten. aud adds: The present system com.
ucnds itself to my Judgment as the wis, 81
and best for the gorecnmeni - adopt for
the luiurc.'
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AT THE MERCY or THE WAVES.
Another steamship Reports a Rough Voy-
Hgc irpni EUROPE

NEW YoEk, Jan. 81 steamship
lihinclnndcr FROM Antwerp. experienced
some of the rouohr,t weather ever known
on the llluniic. jan. T. one Of the most
terrific stonus ,yrr experienced came on.
Towering waves swept over the deck with
such fnry TINT sjs lilchools on the upper
dock wcr, stoc rL At iho same lime ter
ri6 wn,e boarded iho ship asicrn crushing
u the turtle back over the
steering mnehinncry aud rendering all
Ncorme impossible. The steamer was
sn,rd from almost inevitable wreck only
through ibc heroic escrtipusog Capt. weSe
und hi. 0llicon, The damage WIS iempor-
nrlv repaired sp ns tp lendrr iteering pos
able. l'lir w'Hilcr accelerated some up Ia
Jan. r.. when gtle even moro terrific than
the iur1npr one cHnle ON. lnstIng 10 the fol-
having mnruinp. During the remainder of
the voyage there WAS "A heavy westerly gale
and high HputhIly sen. with frequent
snow sgunlls and int nscly cold weather.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-24
SNOW HorNp CALIFORNIA.


san Fnsclsca. Jan. &i.-l8ch day for
the last eight days during which the block
ade of ihe Central raeiic and California a
OREGON line has Continued, The southern
Pacific officials have fell hopeful the follow
mg day woGli sce the blockade raised.
Fresh storms have couo, however aud the
tracks have bteu iu the SHOW almost co. soon
MS Clenrcd. 40 attempt will I've made to
move the two ve-t-bmind trains az
rrucket or the four al Reno. ns the pas
spngers can bp looked oui for hciter ai
these points than al amy other point in ihc
mountains. The blockade a, Cascade wuuid
prevent passenger uaius moving ut tins
point even u il WAS desired 90 NOW thru,
II will b. impossible 10 do much work
on the blockade between Cascade ard Sum-
m.t for some little time. lut MS suon us
practicable rotary pl0Ns will be- set in NO
lion ibcre. ON the OREGON line w0lk is
progressing MS rapidly as possihlo.
Thu Union pacidc trains are peaiu clock
AIDED. ~ has bcou SHOWING heavily Tor the
pnst twenty four huurt and ihr rnaus are
greatly ubsimctcG everywhere.
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Fear. FOR the riu.

Ntv NoRE. Jan. a3.-1he ngents OF the
National steamship line stated to-day that
they have no additional information re-
eardipg the steamship Erin. which 1t is
feared has foundered with all on board.
Tho agents, however. still maintain there IS
yet hope tha, the Erin may hnye made some
port in u disabled condition. The rev OF
sixty-scven were shipped IN Liverpool aud
their names are not known here. ba' Capt.
tyson WIS the commander and John Grant
first officer Besides the regulnr crew thcfc
were twenty cattleuen on board. siN of
whom were working their passage back 'u
Liverpool. aud were unknown iothe agents.
About fifteen were Amcrieans.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-24

The house committee oB the worlds Fair
to-doY discussed the subject and rofolmd il
10 the Subcommittee already appointed.
Two propositions wor" presented lbs Frouk
providing for a commemorative celebration
of the landing ot Columbus in ls2 md q
fpir the following year. aud nnothei by
Springer. oi Illinois. proposing TINT the
h1usr proceed 20 select site Tor the fair hy
ballot next Monday. The subcommittee.
flili. Was increased by tho addition of Nil
son. Of Wet Nuiinia, end Frank. of Mis-.
apuFt
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-24

A United Stntcs senator this afternoon
walled into the stationcry-room 90 the ven
ate. and while making q few purchnscs
picked NJ small Russin loatAer case. ON
the ont ulside. in gilt letters, WAS tho inscrip-
tioni Extracts from the pen 0l
On opening the caso the senator found Tint
the inside was q apru-wiprr. and attached ~
ono of the chamois skin leaves Wns printed
card. upon which WIS printed. ln Big black
ttpo, the following. "J0hu Man0n0krr,
Philadelphia. ltun so. "a. Sample No.
"a Article. pfu.wiper; prize. $50 o dol.
Tho senator pal the little book in his pocket
will thp remark. well, wonder II John
has fallen on thu l'nitcd States seuote ns an
advertising mediums
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-24

SpnANl fH,s, wa,i.. jan. SI.-l Spe-
ciuL Al Coi,illo, eight miles north OF this
city. pu tho line Of the Spokane Falls g.
Northern railway. Yesterday mUmiug. Will
llon iloiletein. drunken carpenter, shot
and instantly killed Jamrs B. Ogesby, a
colOrod waiter IN restaurant. Oglesby
tried ip cilroi lloliMtein oct Of fifty cents in
making change. lloltlsieiu left the res
tnumnt and in few minutes returned
armed with rifle, with which he shot
Oglesby dcnd. The murderer WIS arrested
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-24
Revenge iiy Proxy.

Mamma Why did you quarrel withJ John
uy Joughncs:
The terror didn't quarrel with him.
mamma. II was only playing.
"Playingy His nose was bleeding. TEL
me- exactly how II was or papa will whip
YOU when ho comes home.
well mamma. W. were playing hc wis
INV mama. wns his little boy. ! WAS 10 do
somcthing naughty and be was to whip me.
/ aid something naughty and he whipped
me. nuke believe. you know. Then made
believe he was my real papl ana licked him
for mir.-philadolph Inquirer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-24
Miner- nnd ISnIsht..

CoGuMms. o.. Jan. &i.-'rhc Joint coiyou'
tion of tLe Miners Progressive union aud
the Miners District assembly. knights OF
abor. to-dny adopted u plan Of amalgamn-
ton. a committee was appointed 10 pro
pnrr ID constitution and report tomorrow.
4 committee was also appointed 10 inquire
into the yexrd question Of machine mining.
The nmnlgnmntion Of these twD orders
makes one Of the strongest bodies of organ
iyed labor in tho country.