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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-04-18
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST.

ON State or Spring streets, gold, green cameo
" headed pin; finder will be suitably rewarded
on leaving it at No. 1913 MIDDLE STREET.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-08

Old Tom and Ho land GINS
In cases and in bulk. Brandies
in Octdves and quarters and
cases of Conyoisier, Hennessey,
0tard Dupny, etc. Blackberry,
APpls end Feach Brandy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-08
genuine ailment. A child Of five to eight
will trudaa beside cart or wagon from 20

genuine ailment. A child Of five to eight
will trudse beside cart or wagon from 20
to 50 miles day, and cover as many more
miles in juvenile freaks upon the way. But
let one become really i'll, and it seldom sur
wives. All Gipsies Immediately lose heart
under sickness. More civilized and less
hardy races possess an ethical courage un-
der bodily illness which these wanderers
never know. The compensation comes in
their almost unexceptfonal healthfulness.
But in the universal Joy, elation and self
sufticiency Ct childhood, gypsy children are
poplar whistles. marbles, contingent
rhymes, pumpkin-vine pipes, reed blow
guns, rag-dolls, thumb-nail faces, crooked
pins, acknowledgement playing visiting,
snap the-whip, and every other magic de-
vice, pretense, halluoination, real and glori-
GUS unhealthy, of your youthtide is theirs.
Knowing them as do gives deep and SOL
ANN emphasis; TO the reflection that at
least twice In the lifetime all humanity is
quite the sanne-in those sunny hours be-
fore it is set rolling along in fixed grooves
of race, motive and environment, and at
last in those shadowy hours when it steps
alone with God into the infinite mystery.
EDGAR l.. WAKEMAN.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-08

60x115 Helena MAN, running jackson
1915 Cash for 4sx1oo on Hsdae avenue near Broadway
g. 900 for 60x113 to alley Chauser Broadway
81 800 Cash for 6ox100 Fifth Court House,
800 Cash for 45x100 Breckenridge Court House.
SIS Foot 60x1bO Madison Gov Carpenter
80 per Foot on Peosta avenue, West Side.
&25 Foot Leslie and Harrison avenues West Side
81 400 for 15ox14o Mssoua Addition No
Yes and Thousand other good bargains. Call and
TOR yourself Elegant turnouts drive you about the city
II 10 pleasure to us to show property.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-08
Notice.

A meeting of the Helena lawn tennis
club will be held at the Office of Bach, Cory
& Co., on Monday afternoon, June 3, at $50
O'Clock for the annual election of officers
and such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting. It is earnestly requested
that all members of the club and others in
terested in lawn tennis may be present.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-08
Irish and Scotch WHISTLES
In bulk and cases. Cordials
and Bit ers in plain and Fancy
bottles.

FINE - WHISKIES--
Boura on, Rye, Fond and Lii
lard, McBrayer, o. f. G. Taylor,
Boones, Knoll, etc; absolute
purity guaranteed.
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-
8, 500 for Ten Room Brick House Breckenridge.
81 800 for House and Lot 1OOx1 Northern Pa
cfc Addition No.
for Two Houses Eighth house has Eleven
Rooms, the other Four rooms; lot 5Ox140.
for beautiful Brick Block Rodney ct three houses
Now rents for 81 800 year.
s. 200 for Double House Raleigh.
s. 900 for Six Room House Raleigh.
AL the above finely built only few Of
the Good buildings have list We handle only
First Glass that advance value We stick
to Helena and do not divide attention other Cities
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-26
THE SIBERIAN RAILROAD.
Work to Ice Begua at Once and the Road
tn be GlnisLed In EiNc NcMr..


to he Finished tn rive Scar-.
NEW HoEk. Feb. 25.-A ST. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Tribune writes:
Final decision has at last been reached
by the imperial government regarding
the tr;lns-Sibcrian railroad. The work
once and pushed vigorously to
complctiou. Surveys have been made
with sufficient accuracy to determine the
most practicable route and also Indicate
the cost and time required FOR the enter
prise. General Auucmkofr, the builder
entire line 10 viadivostock will cost
less than S2Jo.OU,Un. aud through
trains from the baltic to the
the beginning. a highly Important com
sistcratiou in This matter IL the colouixss-
tion cf tile country along the Anoor river.
besides vast agricultural po .sibiIitics the
region il exceedingly rich in prccions
minerals. For years, II has been known
the country contains some of the richest
deposits of gold in the world. aud vast
stores OF gems are also taken from the
mines. All this region and the products
bciong tn the Russian crown, but that
IL borders the northern part of
China, and the boundry line in ill-guar,icd.
| the result il the Chinese swarm across by
| lions share of the spoiIs. There ~ still
another immense advantage To lc secured
IL Russia 10y the construction Of the rail-
road and that IL the trade Of the Pacific
| ocean. Al present, this traffic reaches E,i-
| rope almost cx lusivcly by English routes.
| The Northern Pacific trade will be carried
| across America 10y the Canadian aud
United States Pacific railroads and ship.
| ped to- Europe 10y Atlantic lines. The
| trade OF the central part OF the coast finds
,bro,,.S m W ,S, % Suar canal viii, % shs oprninr
! up of China and Japan to commerce.
This trade il enormously increasing ir
of it Russia now aims. The Pacific ter
| minus of the road will be at Viadivostock X
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THE STORM KING.
Much damage ReySrted From various
sectton. Frosa wi1d and Isnin.


MEMPHIS. Tenn, Feb. 35.-Thc storm
here last night nearly reached the propor-
tions of u cyclone. The new cotton com
prcssor. the now depot. u brick mill and
pictcly wrecked and many houses dam
aged. Trees were nprootcd and tossed
about like straws. In the business por-
ton OF the city not much damage was
done don ,,ssss; hsynna the tearing down Of signs
wind and rain storm visited Mem
phis again this NOR ing. hut
no serious .lamaet was done. Al Brown,
Vile half the business portion of the town
was badly wrecked ana many residences
ported. but lack of wires nal,ca comu,i-
nication difficult.
LoUrsyILLE.. Nv. Feb. :a.-rhe storm
of Monday night worked gre II ds-tr,iciio
with tine telegraph service. and not a word
of direct communication can i,t had with
tho south. Until II O'Clock tonight all
connection with the southern states was
cut oil. Int at that time the Western
Union succeeded i'm getting "A wire to Chat
anything about the damage done to either
wires. houses or people ar even tn find out
the area covered l'y the storm.
CARSON. New. Feb. 25.-A terrible storm
ragged at Lake Tahoe yesterday. Small
craft were smashed to- pieces, wharve- Sc
Snow is .ir;f.inr along % ,l" 'r r"ad % har.. s"U.
ering station houses and hiryinR logging
camps.
LIMA, Ohio. Feb. .5.-Therc is heavy
damage here from the flood. Many
county bridges have hccn swept away
and also the railroad bridge of the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton q Dayton. No lpss of
life. is reported as yet, but heavy damages
tn houses and crops.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 25.-Last night storms
did considerable damage in this section
of the state but not i'm the immediate vi
cinity of Nashville. The Cumberland
river and all the streams are rising rap
idly. Several houses uuroofcd i'm
ncighboring towns but not any fatalities
reported.
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The british Parliament.

LONDON, Feb. 2a--Coii,. radical. gave
notice i'm the commons to-day, of Smiths =
motion asking the house to adopt the re-
port of the Parncll commission with
Lewis amendment censuring the Parnell-
ties. Carried. He would move rcsolu-
tion declaring that the house d.piorcs
that il appears at the time the parncllitcs
were engaged i'm alleged reasonable con-
spiracics that many menubcrs of the gov
ernmcnt, especially Salisbury and Bal
four. were in close alliance and treaty
with those members and therefore Sails
bury and other members of the govern
Incut deserve the sevcrest condemnation. D..
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THAT RESULT" AGAIN
Sanders Would be Willing to Shake Hin
al the Word.
Somc OF the Gossip That Is Curroot
ip Washington About the SEN
ators-New York Yields
the Fair.

SfstisAi To the Stanilrs:.
WAsHINGroS. Feb. 25.-Ciark naA
Maginnis nave prepared for the CON-
mittee on elections i'm the scnsAe
"a statement Of the case i'm Silver Bow
county, which has been decided ia favor
at the democratic sheriff, and they he
hcvc that IL the committee il at all In
clincd to decide upon the merits Of tho
case. it will dispose of Sanders and
Power at once. Rumors arc currouS
about the capitol to-day that Colonel SAM
dcrs would be satisfied il the senase
decides To seat him and one democratic
senator. He takes no more interest In
Power than Power appears -
take ia tho case before the senate. and 10
is broadly surmiscd that the Colonel
would bc willing to- have Power back ~
his piows and picks. The democratic
members of the elections committee ony
that they have received no intim Ation Of
what tho action of the majority will bs oa
Saturday when the committee will meet
tn dispose OF the case.
New Works opposition to- Chicago in the
matter OF the fair sub bsisicd to-day. and tho
fair bill will he reported with the name Of
the Windy city i'm IL. after IL has been lscs>
fcctcd to suit Chicago. The city Of waah-
inRton will ask u consolation bill in aas
form Of n Columbus. celebration nj ths
capital i'm is:s2.
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a Peace maker Roughly Handled

BUTTE, Feb. 21.-A Hight occurrcd IN
front of the Combination gambling house
yesterday afternoon. Barney Connors. n
prominent business man from Helena.
who came to this city on the excursion
train. was passing the place during the
time the row was IN progress, and seeing
that one man was being badly pounded hc
cn,lcavarcd to- pull oil the man who was
delivering the punishment. In return for
his efforts at p"accUaking Mr.. tounors
got knocked down 10y some one in the
large crowd that had assembled. and VIII L.
lac was lying upon the street lac was
kicked in th" most brutal manner 10y men
ia tho crowd. Officers McLaggan and
Waters arrived in tim" to fud tounors
covered with blood, aud took him to Jail.
lie was afterwards released upon 81
bonds and officers started out to find the
guilty partisg.
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I'm the House,

WAsHINoToN. Feb. 25.-In the house to-
day, motion OF Buttcrworth. the bill
passed authorizing the secretary of state
to appoint two suitable persons to repre-
sent the United States at the International
conference i'm reference To the protection
OF industrial property At Madrid, spain.
on April !. The house committee of tho
whole then resumed the Oklahoma bill.
Hooker moved to strike out the first sec
ton OF the house bill, which il "a substi-
tutc to- the senate bill fixing the bound
aries so as to include the Cherokee outlet.
After n long discussion Hooker's motion
was defeated. and pending further action
the house adjourned.
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Carnegie Give. nm Elegant Dinner.

wAsHINGToN, Feb. 25.-The dinner
given tonight at the Arlington Hotel by
Andrew Carnegie to the president and
cabinet and the delegates and officers OF
the International American conference
was undoubtedly the most elegant affair of
the kind ever given i'm this city. The
floral decorations were novel and unique,
among them being orchids, tulips aud
SONS collected in New Orleans. Mobile.
Savannah and other southern cities as
well as i'm the green houses of Philatlci-
phia, New York and Boston. The mcnu
WAS engraved i'm fine script upon heavy
blocks of papier nachc and every article
of food was described i'm plain English.
Thcrc were no formal specchcs.
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New lkmlea Asloptesa,

PARIS, Feb. 35.-Thc chamber of iepa-
ties to-day made n new rule for tho 9ov-
crnmcnt of its proceedings, with parsieu-
lar reference to rccaicitraut deputies whn.
being called tai order, decline To sake
their seats ar otherwise, and refers IN TN
solcntly tefyinR the command OF tbe
speaker so that the authority of thc hosssc
a. represented by the speaker il seldo0
respected unless actual force il appealed
to. Trouble reached climax in thc
recent revolt OF the Boulangists, Who
practically made ~ riot i'm the house. The
new rule afiiNeS penalty on every refusal
ON the part of n membcr To obey the order
of the president. The penalty ~ that .
member shall bc suspended during -
sessions of the chamber. IL ia said this
new rule was votcsl toy 3.1 to :,:h.
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OTTAWA. Feb. 25.--In the commons to-
day Mitchell, member of the opposition,
called attention To "A Washington dispatch
condition of compensation for last sea-
sons seizures. He thought England dill
;story i'm asking for "a Canadian rcprescn-
tative at the last moment and that Tup-
per was not well qualified to represent
Canada. Sir John Mcdonald expressed
condolences i'm Tupper. 1t is asserted that
the negotiations thus far at Washington
are purely preliminary and tina; no settle
ment has been reached.
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SENATORS HAVE A TIFF
Chandler and Call Accuse Each Other
Of Palsifyin6.
Language Used UpbeoominR to Sem
ators-The Dignity OF the Senate
Apparently RecedinR-Copsid
erin4 Btair'e Bill.

wASHiNOToS, Feb. cJ.-Iu the ucDa Ia
In the senate to-day ON the resolution
offered by Chandler ccnsuring Call for in
tcrpolatin9 In the record a paragraph that
had not been spoken. and that WINS un-
parliamentary and personally offensive,
Call gave notice to Chandler thnt he would
arraiRn him before the senate and de-
mand nm investigation by committee for
making a false accusation. He Cali
would convict the senator on evidence OF
his own that he did hear and know that
he Cain had uttered on the floor Of tho
senate substantially the whole Of the
would not ask ccnsurc by the senate of
Chandler. but would leave him to the
Judgment of the country for having heard
his (Call's) remarks and having neither
the courage nor the manhood to resent
them.
sherman declared the rules OF the sem
ate had just been violated by the senator
had ever Witnessed. When the United
States senate came tn such n condition
ator, and that senator could be charged
with stating a thing falsely, II seemed to
him that the senate was rccetling from its
Call replied that IL he was not mt liberty
to state the resolution not true and that
he can prove i,, and that the senator when
the senate. But II, in the Judgment of
guage, he would withdraw IL.
Chandler once more explained his reso-
luton and added: Tho senator tCalD
hear. He wrote language i'm the report
accusing me OF all the crilnes i'm tho dia-
loRue and he has now, this morning.
charged me with being n coward for not
replying to that which did not hear and
which he afterwards wrote i'm the record
When the senate has decided which Ian
take occasion tn defend myself from all
Blair's educational bill was taken up as
| the senate in opposition to il. 1t clearly
violated the constitution. and as a meas
ure OF policy il was most unwise and mis-
| public favor until indications have good
ground to hope for it's defeat. The pass
| age OF the bill would be a slanticrotIs
would he the first irrivocable step i'm ths
| transfer of the jurisdiction of common
schools from the states to the nationa
Stanford addressed the senate in advo
| cacy of the bill. II seemed to him To pro
m sssa upon -, the n,;,i,;nmd,;s riSh, nEnSpls: HI
| the important fact to bc considered
WAS whether national Legislation was nee
essary. iili,eracy was concealed and ais
| the fact that some states had not beer
| able Ia meet the question. Federal aid
| therefore. become necessary. When edu
race siestinction would h. obliterateeI' i
was intended that tho. bill should bone Il
both sexes alike. He hoped under its pro
different caiiines of life suitable to thei @
| sex. From education grew morality am,
religion in harmony with the sublime an.
would he to make humanity better. wise
and happier. II was through education
that possibilities were to be ascertaine'
i'm favor of the passage of the bill.
1 Rcagon obtained the floor to spea
against tine bill and the senate adjourned
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CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-This afternoon a. G..
Leonard 4 Co., boot and shoe manufac-
turers, made am assignment, l;abili-
ties and assets being placed at
S1OO,OOO each. The immediate cause
OF the assignment was the fail
ure to meet payment due on the new
factory. The real trouble. il il claimed,
is the embczzlcment OF large sums of
money by the firms foreman, -. NJ. Cut
ter. The amount OF the cmbczzlcment is
not yet learned. but the firm claims he
has been robbing them systematically for
Is months. Cutter is missing and il
thought 10 bc in Canada.
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LABOR PARTY CONFERENCE.
l3lasuiuE Trusts Gur all the Evils Ise~ettlnS
the I.alDorImg CinxsSs.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. :5.--A conference OF
the Union Labor party, in which u major
ity Of the n,esnbcrs of the national execu-
tive committee and n number of members
at large arc taking part. began here to-
day. Resolutions were adopted copRratu-
lating the party upon it's fight I'm the cam
paign of 1sSs, which was characterized
by the most cxtravagaut, corrupt and
shameless. use OF money 10y the demo
cratic and the republican parties ever
witnessed i'm the United States. Although
there had been n change i'm atlmiuistr.,-
ton there has been no policy adopted
calculated tn relieve thc agricultural
and industrial classes. Allegiance tn
the union labor party is rcatiirined and
renewed efforts urged upon tire reforms
advocated in the platform of 1ssS relating
to finance, transportation land ami
the suppression of trusts, as all the evils
which now ufiiict the agricultural and i'm
tlustrial classes have their origin IN these
questions. The knights of Labor, the
Farmers Alliance. Farmers Mutual Ben
eft association and Patrons of Husbandry
are invited to incorporate with the party
i'm the campaign of 1850.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 25.-E. II. Esher, jr., son
Of Bishop Eshcr, was tonight formally
tried and expelled from the Evangelical
Church i'm Chicago. The principal charge
was that he brought suit i'm the civil
courts against the church brethren with
out first resortinQ to the brot crly
means prescribed. His suit was one for
libel against the publishers OF n Pennsyl
vania periodical. and grew out OF the con-
trovcrsy between Bishop Esher and the
recently suspended Bishop Dubs.
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Railroad Wreck a, Indians.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Feb. 25.-Thc Nash
Vile and Chicago fast mail ON the Evans
willie * Terre Hautc road came upon a.
washed out bridge over Delso creek last
night. The engine and tender went
through aud two ears were ttcrailcd. Eu-
giue.r Lyons and Fireman Bo<lwen are
missing and are supposed To- bc under the
etgiue. q The conductor and two pa asset
gers were slightly hurt.
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rro,--,.nx Against nu.. La. ,,.r..r,,x

LONDON. Feb. ga committee has
been formed in London with branches ~
Newcastle and other places FOR the ps,r.
pose of eudeavoriDg to- secure a initigatioa
of the severe treatment accorded political
prisoners in Siberia. A number OF work
mems clubs and radical and socialist assu-
Citations will hold n demonstration in Hyda
Park, Marck =, i'm favor OF the prisoneea
now III exile, in Siberia.
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a Terrible Tragedy.

MusrooMERY. Mimi, Feb. 25.-At the
ho.nc Of Frank Washa. four miles from
Montgomery. Thomas Sindra shot and
instantly killed Miss Lizzie Washa. He
then fatally shot Frank Weaver and
ended the tragedy by blowing out his own
brains. Jealousy was the cause.
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I.dIet~d for ssank wr-ckinx.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2,.-Thc grand jury to-
ti,, found two indictments against CASH
i.r Nanxandt. Of the Lcnox Hill bank. in
connection with bank wrccking. VAN
zaudt has been arrested.
Ex-Prcsideut Waliack has also been in
siictcd for perjury.
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FACTS!.
-BY-
+. v. SMAI.LEY,
ST. PAUL. MINI.

Missoula has now at least d. 500
people. and is growing at a rate
that will bring it up to 10000 by
the end of 1891. New and inn
'portant developments have taken
place in the railway situation in
Western Montana. They are
making of Missoula a great trans
port rtatiOn center, and are going
soon to give it the control of the
trade Of large regions of country
which have heretofore been cut
off from it by formidable noun
tain barriers.
{, At Missoula the He'll Gate
river is formed by the Bitter Root.
Whice forms one of the most beau
tiful and fertile of all the valleys
in the Rocky Mountains-av valley
100 miles long, with a width of
from two to seven miles, and with
large resources in it's irrigated
farms, its silver mines and its
forests of pine and spruce.
The Bitter Root is the only
iruit-growing valley in all Mon
tana.
Missoula is the county seat of a
county that embraces the whole
of Northwestern Montana. with an
area Of Fl 900 square miles. 1t is
larger than the State of Massa-
chusctts.
Missoula occupies one of the
most beautiful sites ever prepared
by nature for the uses of a large
town. 1t is called the Garden
City from its gardens. orchards
and towns.
Missoula is becoming one of the
most important points on the
Northern Pacific system.
The Bitter Root Valley branch
DIVORCES here and runs up the
valley so miles to Grantsdale. 1t
will soon be extended about 40
miles further. to the head of the
valley. The new cutoff line to
the Occur d'Alenc mining towns.
also leaves the main line at Mis-
soula. This road. already partly
finished, will effect a saving of 65
miles in distance over the present
route, and will as a consequence
become the route of the through
trains to the Pacific coast. The
Northern Pacific has projected a
line through the Flathead valley
to the fine agricultural region and
the coal fields north of Flathcad
Lake This road will be about I5c
miles long. and there is no ques-
tion as to it's early construction
The Washington G. Idaho line, al
ready completed as far east as
Mullan. has been located to Mis-
soula. The Great Northern has
determined to start this year for
, the Pacific coast. One survey, and
the easiest for crossing the Rock.
les. takes the road up to the Dear
born river. through Cadets Pass
and down the Big Blackfoot to
Missoula. Should northern
route be selected the development
of farms and mines and lumber in
dustries in the northern part o.
Missoula county that would fol
low, could not fail to be of great
benefit to the city.
During the past year the output
of lumber from the Missoula dis
trict amounted to So.ooo.o 900 feet
and the industry employed nearly
1000 men.
The best coal yet discovered il
Western Montana is found in tn,
upper valley of the Fathead river
north of Missoula.
Petroleum has been discovered
north of Flathcad Lake.
Descriptive matter mailed fire.
to any address.
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Tn, l,,,,Iar,i rour..,..n,

NEW YoRK, Feb. 25.-Thc eighth Rane
in the billiard tournament to-night was
between Hciser and Slossou. The scoro
was: Slosson 200, Hciser :ss2; highest
runs, Slosson 4. and 81. Hci-er l4i and
i21: averages, Slosson l. 2i-:S7, heieser
\ a