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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-08
The Rabbits Views Confirmed.

LONDON, September S.-Rabbi AL
teraszer says, the views which
marked the opening address of the
new synagogue in Hammersmith,
have had an unquestionable confirm
alton in the recent statements of the
newspapers as to the persecution OF
Jews in Russia
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-08
IndiSnity to Germany.

BERLIN, September s.-A telegram
from Adm says: Mr.. Thompson, an
official of the British-African compa-
ny, has forcibly removed the German
flag at Kimbo Vitu.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-08
After Brenckinridge's Seat.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, September S.
E. NJ. Henderson has been nominated
for Congress by the Republicans in
the fourth district, and the Union
Labor convention at Scare y today
nominated Rev. Isom P. Langley, of
White county, for Congress in the
second (Breckinridge's) district.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-08
China Flooded Out.

LONDON, September S.-Advices
from China report the Yellow river
again on the rampage. The river has
burst it's bikes in the Shantung dis
trict and flooded vast area OF coun-
try. Thousands of persons have been
drowned, and widespread famine has
resulted.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-08
Another Bomb ThrOwer.

TRIESTE, September S.-A man
named Correta has been arrested here
on suspicion of being concerned in the
recent petard explosions. The last
outrage of this kind was the throw
ing of a bomb into the editorial rooms
of q newspaper that is friendly to the
government.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-08
A New Rabbi.

Rabbi Edelhert, of Wichita, Kan
sas, has arrived in the city to take
charge of the congregation Agudas
Achim, an orthodox Hebrew eongre-
CATION recently organized. This con-
gregation will hold services during
the approaching holidays in the K. OF
P, hail, Houston and Soledad streets.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-08

Mr.. James WorthingtOn, known
as Buck" was caught between two
freight cars loaded with street car
rails on the Southern Pacific in the
Yards last week and was pretty badly
Injured about the head and shoulders.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-08
XkX--PEARL BEER --XkX
Will Strike Anyhow.

BRUSSELS, September S.-The Bel
gian labor party have resolved to de-
clare a general strike on the occasion
Of the meeting of the labor congress
on the 14th inst.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-08
$1,000 Reward.

Lost-one ladies gold watch set
with diamonds, with fob chain and
charms attached, monogram at
tachedd to chain enameled in blue;
B. and G. Return to ]. Rosenfield, SO
Alamo plaza. 9.S-tf.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-08
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
PRESS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS
Jews Leaving Russia.

Jews Leaving Russia.
ODESSA, September S.-During the
last ten days $50 Jewish families have
left Beerditschiff for England, Ameri-
ca and Australia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-09-08
Free Visiting Cards. How to

get them inquire of Fred. Small, city sub
scriptiOn agent, of the DAILY LIGHT.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09
A scANDlL ENDS IN MURDER.


JAcKsoNvIIdE. ILL.,. Jan. S.-For long
time the affairs of Miss heener and Nathan
Pds'en her colored coacIIman, nv been the
gossip of the town. Souo time ago Pasten
went 10 Iowa, and while there Miss keener
sent the negro large amount of valuable
property. This morning Pasten returned
and proceeded TO tho home of Miss Keener,
where he was met by her brother. Tom
Keener. who ordered the negro AWAY. As
Pasten turned to go he met Miss Kcener and
n young man named Bancroft With
ont warning the negro drew pistol
and began shooting first at Bancroft.
who was twice wounded and who
promptly returned the fire. and then at Mis-
aeeuer, Roth being wounded. Miss Kecncr
WAS shot through the lungs und hips and is
in very critical condition. Pasten was
shot in the arm and head. Al this jnnctuie
n G negro was clu5bed and disarmed by the
crowd drawn TO the scene. ras en- IL IN
jail. but is SO terrib. Injured 10 la thought
c cannot recover. II is said Miss keener
can scarcely live through the nilht. The
Neencr family Is one of the most prominent
in Jacksonville, the elder keenor having
nern engaged III the commission business
it Naples and MendosR and was interested
IN linc of Illinois river steamers running
to st. Louis.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09

Colu9uus, o. Jan. s.-'fho a.natom,lip
c1myoes lais wagod earnestly to-day. Thers
il q wn'or That the opposition 10 Brioe will
mako lind cIort tO-night. 4 number Of
prominent gentlemen arrived irola Clevs-
laud to-ly,und ia conn ion with ,lc anti
nric9 mru horc are trying 10 'orm COM
bimlion to uuito the field aeliinst Brice.
40 tlr headquarters Of tho respective can
didAt,, th.s afternoon n0thing nov Wns to
hr asccrtuincd. liricc'B managers did n0s
seem 30 bg in the luagt disturbed by the
arrival uf lho Cleveland gentlemen. ntr did
they appear To- be Concerned about TIE pro-
pp8od me, ting Of tAr Uppo9iti0n. Alctiahun
ibinR tic prospects look brighter, while
Thomas appgers serene AID cOnton. over
tho outloIs,
The most important Development 60.
nighl T. TIA, addteag prepared by Judge
Blnndll. VI Cleveland, b the momhors ot
tho lpgishlurc, calling upon them Ca not
eject d nmt 10 tho Heuuts WIN is idcnt.
hpd with corporations. Tho appeal Is
signed iy A. W. Inlrmnn, II, j. Booth,
Irvine DuuRen and HlanJin.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09

resigned" lie iutimated that the Dudley
letS might have been suggested by or inl-
e tae FROM one which had been so,lt ont by
Air. Whitaker. of MartInsyIle Indiana, the
chairman Of Tie dcmocro tic county commit
tee, on Sept. 4, 1855 and which WIS recently
published in an editorial IN the lerio Haute
Express. The Dudley letter seemed 90 be
the child. or twin sister. OF this Whitaker
letter, which he sent TO the clerks desk and
had read. EGmands continued; NOW
this Whitaker letter may be- a forgery, bat
It's likeness to the s1-called Dudley letter is
50 perfect and peculiar thnt J should be
bound 10 say II were q juror.
that the man who wrote Il Sept. I.
wrote the Dudley letter and palmcd it OF
as II litter from the national rrpuhllcau
committee EdmunGs then branched Oh On
the question OF recent political crimes IN
| Indiana. and spoke of the turuery of tally
sheets IN the indianapolis election OF 1856,
for which Coy, Il member of the common
council wis seat ~ the pcn!tcntiary for
eighteen months: how the democratic mctA-
brrs ot the common council relu~ed to vote
for his expulsion, and how he drew his pqy
rs member ut the common council no
the san.e time he WAS serving his
country IL the psniientiny. He also
offered statement as 10 the inmates of the
poorhuusc and insane asylum being taken
direction of Miller. former democratic
treasurer of the county, where every one OF
them voted the straight democratic ticket
These. he said, were some samples Of what
had hoen seut 10 him. They were not pc
culiar 10 Indiana, but they had been going
on and were now systomnii2ea, Persistent
organized party frauds oI the part of peo-
plo who call themselves democrats aud dom
ucratic organizations. which MIGHT have led
somebody Ia Indiana 60 follow the Martins
VILE precinct; II So he should he punished;
not Ktop should be called until corruption
and dishonesty az elections were utterly put
away.
Voorhees, said The senator from Vermont
held The brief for the attorney general and
spoke for him. the senator bad been
coached very thoroughly this morning by
the attorney general IN person. Tho Mar
tlnsyille letter WIS nothing at discount.
There was no such letter: Az to the Coy case.
lac had been sent 80 the pcnitentary for
eighteen months, in the most partisan unfair
and malicious court orCgniXcd since The days
of Jeiiries; but Coy had returned with up T.
don. So far aa the Iine WAS concerned which
public opinion had forced upon President
Harrison. So Infamous were the rulings of
JUDGE Woods. which sent Coy 10 the peni-
tentiary. that the people. irrespective of
party, spat upon Them and put their ban
upon them the first opportunity they had.
AZ the close OF tho discussion, Edmunds'
amendment WIS agreed to by party vote
81 to 2i-nd the resolution thus amended
WAS adopted, Voorhees, rcmarhug he would
find some way to get the Judgment of the
law department ON the action of its sub
ordinatcs. After an executive session the
senate adjourned.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09
LAND FOR THE SETTLERS.



Land Released by the Reds.
SpoKANE FltIs, Wash. Jan, s. Special
A conference between the C0ur dAlune III
dians and the officers of the go,Vrnmcnt was
held at Desmet mission yesterday. resulting
in the signing OF treaty 10y which 2sono
acres of the most valuable land of the Cnur
d'Alene reservation was conveyed 20 the
United States. The tract conveyed em-
braces the largest portion of the beautiful
Cmur dAlcne lake and a large amount OF
rich mineral and fine timber lords. fhe
Indians were we'll satisfied on all points,
Rnd signed the treaty willingly. Tho papers
signed were final Tor all tho treaties, one
negotiated in 1857 and also one last August.
The frs, treaty includes iho land upon which
Spokane Falls and Pennington, this state,
are located. The land embraced in the
last treaty is twove-mle strip Oh the
north side of the Cnur d'Aleno reservation,
a portion OF which lies Ncross the Spok ne
river from Post Falls, twelve miles above
the city. Willis Sweet, chief justice Of the
supreme court of Idaho; Col. William X.
Wallace, of the town of Wallace. aud Major
George A. Manning of Post Falls, repre-
sented the government, and Chief Sellis
and eight ( his head chiefs represented the
Indians. For several Inontha boomers have
been camping on the borders of the reserve,
ready TO move on as soon ny the treaty
sIould be consummGted.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09
HELD For MURDER.
The Husband Of Mr.. Kniffen aud the
Typewriter Girl in Jail.


Typewriter Girl in Jail.
TRHSroS. N. j.. Jan Sat the coroner's
inquest in the kniffen murder case to-day
DIR. shannon. DIR. Knihcn's partner, told of
the finding of Miss Purcell lying on the
floor on her stomach. Her clothing was
not disarranged and when picked up, she
said; Lot me 20, LET me CO. ndding run,
Myra, run" Mrs. kniifcn, Dr. shannon
said. WINS lying ON the bed. The bed-cloth-
ing was not disarrangod. kniGeu always
treated his wife we'll. Witness said he heard
n quarrel between the doctor and Mrs. knif-
fem but WAS reluctant 90 tel. md WIS NOT
pressed. Miss Purcell was put IN thcsiand,
hnt hy instruction other counsel she refused
To answer questions. Her counsel explained
that while she had not been arrested. yet ever
since thesmurder had been comm tied she
had been under surveillance and practically
n prisoner. She was then conducted down
stairs 60 the jury room and Dr. kniiiru
brought over from his ho ne. The police
Justice read the complaint, charging Miss
Purcell and DIR. knifen with being prin-
cpam or accessories 90 the murder of Mrs.
kniien. After consultation of counsel ~
formal plea of not guilty was entered With
respect To both, and examination wniyed.
The commitment WIS Mt once drawn and
tue pair taken down stairs aud placed Ia
separate cells.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09

Nothing has been heard from Senator
Squire. OF Washington. and tclcprnms aud
letters are constantly received asking tht
the court appointments be made. Senator
Allen is ready 10 make bis rtcOmneala.
tions. RCneH,utnt,st Wilson is slcd and
will not he on fora week. II may be that
Nh Allen vii make tre recommendations.
and that the appointments will he made
without either Squire or Wilson hnyinQ any
thing iO DO with them. This will certainly
Doc The cHsc il Senutor Squire is not soon on
the ground.
Representative Hansbrough WINS sick To-
day and unable 10 attend congress- The
three Northern Pacific representatives, aro
now on the sick list VITA the prevailing
complnint.
Senator Pierce returned from his western
trip to-day nnd took bis seat in the senate.
Senator Casey and Mr. Hwisbrouph have
been waiting Tor Pierce's return in order
that she appointments may be taken up and
made. TIC administration il anxious 10
dispose Of the new state appointments MS
sOou aB possible.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09
Opening UP THE MINES.
The Anaconda and St. Lawrence
Partially Explored by Foreman
Carroll Yesterday.
Miners Descend to the doo-Foot
Level and Find No Evil
dence Of Fire.
The Work Of Removing ihc Bulthcats {,
He Cautiously Carried on-Tirc lle-
lieycd to iIc suhducd.

EJ1TR Jan. S.-lSpecial l-1he Anaconda
and ST. Lawrence mines, which have been
Theoretically sealcd aiacc the breaking ont
Of the iirc NOV, ., woro opened this moul-
iLg y Foreman Carroll and gnnq Of mi.-
ers, Deputy Mine Inspector ruwarihcn be-
ing also prcslni. Il is foue Npolss since tho
last attempt was mado to open the mines
and IN that time steam from seven boil
trs has been continuously injected
into both shafts Through the air
c mprcssor pipes. When the shafts
were opened this morning steam
was turned on. and after whiting several
hours the foreman and inspector became
satisfied that tho ire had be,n extmguished.
PrcpaIntion5 were then made TO enter tho
mines. The 81. Lawrence shaft was entered
aud found 10 ho full of gas 20 such an ex-
tent that worlSmcn could not stay in it. The
cngcc were accordingly run rapidly up and
down and garments ~ air created which
cleared out The gas, SO that workmen could
descend 10 the iDO-foot level. Below this no
one has yet been. The .iro occurred ON the
50o-foot level. The water IN the shaft has
risen six feet above the GOO-foot level.
The management is proceeding with
greater caution than heretofore, and the
bulkheads on the connecting lcyels arc to
bc opened mp slowly. 1liis afternoon the
bulkhead ON the l00-iooi level Of the ST.
Lawrence, which connects VITA the 300-foot
lcyel OF the Anaconda. waa removed and a
draft created. 10 signs of fro were arpar-
ent. The bulkhcada in the olher conneet-
Ing levels will he opened, one 10y one, nj in-
tervals. While i, cannot yet be positively
stated that the FIRE is extinct, il is reasona-
bly, certain that there il no more fire IN the
nina
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09
READY FOR BATTLE.

The Western Roads 10 Fight the Union
Pacific Northwestern Combine.
CmcAGo, Jan. s.-ISpccial. Tho answer
of the Union Pacific and Northwestern 10
the charge of the Rock Island, Burlington,
81. Paul aud Atchison roads of having Nio-
lated the Interstate Commerce Railway Ms
sociation agreement in forming their trailic
contract, has been handed 10 Chairman
Walker. II will be read TO the western
presidents At their meeting next Tuesday
in New York, and will form part of Chair
man Walkers decision in the case. No
matter what the reply or decision may be, it
is expected to precipitatea fight bciwecn all
the other western roads on one side and the
Union Pacific and Northwestern on the
other
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09
LONDON NEWS NOTES.

Decrease In the Epidemic-Mitchcll. the
Pugiiisi. Has II go With "a Count.
LONDON. Jan. s.-Tho influenza epidemic
is decreasing LOre, but is extending into the
provinces.
Charley Mitchell, the pugilst, attacked
Yiscount Mapdcville and Mr.. Abingdon in
restaurant Inst night. Viscouut Vaudeville
was badly beaten before the combatants
we're separated.
A ship loeded with petroleum caught fire
at Sunderland this morning. The burning
oil escaped from the ship, floating on the
tide way. and ret fire 70 other yesiels Great
damage WAS done.
Prince q ,orgc. ;he second son. and pr1n-
cess Victoria, tho second daughter OF the
prince of Wales, have been attacked with
influenza.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09
A BOYS SUICIDE.


The son OF san Franuisoo Lawyer Takes
His own Life.
SAN FHANcIsco, Jan, s.-Clement Flint.
the ll-ycar-old aon of William c. Flint, at-
toncy nj law, Of this city, committed sui
edo this morning by shooting himself in
the temple. lhe boy disappeared from
home after returning from school yesier-
dny. Search was mnde without success,
aud "a he had not returned this morning. his
father loft thc house 10 notify tho police.
A. he WIS passing along tho street he saw
the boy on tho oppoalle sidewalb. Tho boy
SAW biz father and ran mtp nignboring
hOase. wlcir be- SHOT himself. The pgrcnts
an, mablr to account fur the act bat sup
pose hr fe1rcd tu rctuiu home after rumnin-
,nr av4y all night. The boy Was treated
kindiy 40 home.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09
THE SENATE'S PROBLEM.
The Opinion in Washington That
the Montana Senator'S Will
Be Sent Home.
The State to Be Given an Oppor.
tunity to Do the Work
Over Again.
st. L~uls Has an Inning in tho Worlds
Fair Uamo and Makes a Good
showing.

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. Special, There is
a great Geal Of interest in Washington over
the Montana senatorial situation, and the
arrival Of the -four senators in anXiously
awaited, The republicans OF the senate
have no desire 10 take amy high-handcd
measures 10 scat the representatives. Of their
party, aud il is not at al unlikely that both
sets may be rejected and sent back until the
legislature can proceed regularly to select
senators who will be properly certified,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09

JAcnsoNyILLr. Fla, Jan. Sin the United
States court to-day. when the oass against
a man named Charles a. Chalk. q democrat,
for election fraud, was called. his attorney
moved 20 Guash the indictment on the
ground Of the Illegal drawing of the grand
Jury, and presented in evidence letter
from United States MnrshAl Misell 10 his
deputy Kirk. telling Deputy Kirk TO mako
oui n liht of fifty or sixty true and tries
republicans" for jury duty. The Judge,
however. would not admit the letter ia eyi-
dence. The matter has created great tn
dignutiOu
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09
THE TWO DAK0TAS.


No Money In North Dakota.
PIERRr, S. D., Jan. s.-6ov. Mellette's
message was reRd 10 the legi 'laiuro this
afternoon. II favors compulsory cduca-
ton, urges liberal railroad policy. Gu
dorses irrigation and the Australian ballot
system.
The Legislature is advised 10 take n list of
the estimated expenses and provide first for
those actually Indispensable, under careful
and economical management, hnd 10 divide
the remain ny sum available among other
institutions and administrative depart
menis, 50 AS best to conserve the public IN
terrAis. IN no event permitting deficiency
of over 10000, allowed by the constitution
BISMARCK, n. d., Jan. S.-Goy. Miller has
sent a special message 10 the Legislature,
asking how current expenditures are to be
met and stating that the present deficiency
has almost reached the constitutional liant
OF ;s2DO,0OO, ond that the state auditor cnm-
not issue evidences OF Indebtedness beyond
that sum.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09
slugsers In the Tolls.

NEw YomK, Jan. s.-Moro trouble bus
grown out Of the Sulliyan-Kilrain night.
William Il. Harding, Mike Cleary, Mike
Donoynn aud William Muldoon have bcen
taken into custody, aud officers are looking
for all tho others actively connected with
the fight, who are M present in New York.
All were taken into custody on the old
requisilion sout 10 Gov. Hill ly Gov. Lowry
pf Mississippi. II was great surprise 10
all, ms the requisition had been IN the
hands Of Gov. fill 50 long without action
that they thought the matter had been set
tlod. An were admitted 10 bail. and the
henring ret for saturday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09

EAST LVEEpoor, o., JIM. SAT Hooks
town, Pa, lls. uighl, q bond of regulators
tool, Johnston Calhoun, one OF tho Oldest
and woal.h!cst rlMdcnta OK Boayor county,
from his hous., 0oet him and rode him On
10 rail until tbeir s,rongih gave ont. Cal
hoEn is bndly injured. Ho ID 60 years OF
egc and hea Is young wife, of whom H. q
very jealous, and his cruel trugtna. { her
has boom tho town talk for some tint.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09
THE DEAD EMPRESS.
Marks ot Respect shown the Dounger Em
press Augusta.

Marks oi Respect shown the Dounger EBa-
press Augusta.
BEpIS, Jan. s.-N the ofoning of tic
reichslag this morning the president for
m lily nnnutneel The death OF Downgor
Empress Augusta and paid high tribute TO
her memory. The house adopted "A rcsolu-
ton requesting the president To convey its
sympothy 10 Emperor William and adj
ioumed AS a mark OF respect. The en-
pcror ordered that the court go into mourn
ing for three month, and has liked tho
period Tor general mourning at six weeks;
he has also ordered that the theatres and
other places Of amusement be CLOSED for
week. The BODY OF the empress will be
taken 60 the sci loss a. miduigi morrow.
The funeral will psoJably take place Sotur-
dnV.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09

In the house to-day the speaker presented
a letter from Secretary Tracy. recommend
ing estimated appropriations Of $I5O,000 for
a public building M San Francisco be made
IN the deficiency appropriation bill. The
house then went into committee of the
whole for further consideration of the Dis
trici Of Columbia appropriation bill.
Ai,sr striking out II couple OF clauses I'm
the bNl, the committee rose and the bill
passed. Adjourned until Friday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09
LEFT THE COUNTRY.


One OF PhilipsburC's Citizen, Desert, His
wife, Child ana Creditors.
PnuirsnQRG, Jun. "a man named viii
liam Endie, who came hero from Dal,oa
and started n cigar factory, also handling
stationery and the daily papers. lotl Jan. =
for the supposed purpose of whplcsrliug
cigars. In letter TO his wfe to-day how
ever, he notified her IN u most brutal WHY
that ho had deserted her ana would moi To-
turn. He leaves his wife nnd iufnt IN
almost destitute circumstances. IIc loaSos
also several unpaid bills. lb1nns Oale of
South Butte, had just paid Ladie $-1J Tor
hnlf interest ia his factory. Dir. Oelo
thinks hc Will not lose much, bat will swcrr
out warran. for Eadie's arreat just tho
sauC.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09
THE DEATH RECORD.

Ex-Goy. George T. Moods. aged -, died
yesterday at Portland. Ore, after long
aud painful illn-s He was elected gov
nor of Oregon ln 1866. nnd in 1871 WIS
appointed governor of Utah by President
Grant. Since 1870 he has been living on the
Pacific coast practicmg law.
Rear Admiral William Radford, u. s. N,
retired, died yesterday after brief illness.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09

SAS TD1scIsco. jan. "a tllogram re-
ceiyed at the Lick observatory. Mount
Hamilton, Gala, from Prof, $. w. Buru-
hala, chief of the eclipse expedition sent
from tho Lick observatory to South Ameri-
en-. announces that the observation of the
eclipse of the sun Dec. ~ WIS entirely sue
ccssful. The expedition Is hom0Ward
huuul
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09

NEw YonK, Jan. s.-Trading in Reading
stock on the stock exchange WAS enormous
this morning. AZ the opening more than
5000 shares changed hands in the first
afteou minutes, and over GJ,OO0 In the half
hour. Il opened q down. but rallied TO ~.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-09
I;int. Frared In Berno.

BuSE, Jan. s.-1he authorities, fonrful
the striking compositors hero will ondeayor
10 inoite a not, two companies OF military
are parading the streets for the purpose of
suppfessing any disorderly demonstration.