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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21

A CONSOLIDATION of the Chamber of
Commerce and Board of Trade on fair
basis-one that would make the consoli-
dated body live, snappy, progressive
orean,zation-wonld be in every way
desirable.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21
HELENA. MONT. AUG. 81. 1890.

~Montanians abroad will always find tn.
DAILY INDEPENDENT on file at their favorit.
hotels Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan, New
York; Grand Pacific, Chicago; West, Minneapolis;
Baldwin and Palace, San Francisco; st. Nicholas
and McDermott, Butte; Leland Hotel, Spring
field, Ill
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21
The Wrestling Match.

The Greco-Roman contest between the
Jap and Quinn at the Athletic grounds next
Sunday afternoon will be one of science
and strength combined as both men are in
the pink of condition and all lovers of true
witness the greatest contest ever held in
this country. A large raised platform will
be erected directly in front of the grand
stand with pad inches thick and 20 feet
SQUARE, in the center of which the struggle
will take place. The platform will be &C
arranged that any spectator can see every
movement made by both contestants.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21

IT has been learned that much of the al
leQed Couch interview was bogus. What
wasn't bogus was worse. Personal differ
ences, however, are not going to affect the
party loyalty of men who are republicans
from principle.-Inter Mountain.
Not line Of it was bogus. Like the
man who uttered the sentiments, it il
true metal. And while you are about it
please indicate the worst parts that you
believe to be genuine.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21

The Philadelphia republican who
wrote to Chairman Quay, of the repub-
lican national committee, fortnight
ago that il he Quay would sue for libel
the newspapers that called him an EN-
bezzler, all expenses of the suits would
be paid by friends, has received no an
ewer to his communication. Possibly
Quay is counting the cost.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21
Bill of Fare.

Sacramento river salmon, halibut, fresh
mackerel. smelts, catfish; the celebrated
Rockaway brand New York count oysters,
the first of the season, direct from New
York by express. HAYES PACKING Co.,
122 Broadway.
Telephone 24S.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21

A new Groom dwelling and
excellent lot in Broadwater Add
ton, one block from Electric
Motor; City water. $500 down
balance on terms to suit pur-
chaser.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21

These expressions that burst forth invoices Of
Fall Clothing opened meet the demand for the
style, mems garments We intended to leave these goods
at the depot building improvements completed but
our urgent their demands Fall stock
of Fashionable Clothing that felt constrained to exhibit
goods earlier than original intention.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21

Condition of the Labor Market Outside of
Helena.
1t will be cheering news to all friends OF
labor to know that at present, in every
branch, there is great call for men, at bet
ter wages than has been paid heretofore.
The Great Northern railway, west from As
siniboine has telegraphed to us for 800 men
at good wages, and the contractors pay the
fare; 90 the men are transported free, with
the exception of 81, which we charge them
We ship to-day at II a. IN.
CHANDLER & HEATH.
Employment Agents.
No. - Edwards street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21
Medal Contest.

The following is the programme which
will be rendered in Adams hall, Friday
evening, Aug. %:
'.Ihe Busle is Calling,". So. Clara O'Connor
Voice from the Poor Farm" Louisa Nemitz
Song, 'Our Coming Army. ..... Four little girls
"Personal Responsibility" Edith Adams
ANTI Poverty. ...................V Vida Adams
Two Fires, Jennie Noonan
"Ihe Result Of Prohibition. .Oscie Russell
Song. Voted Down"
"The Martyred Mother" Carrie Lamey
Song by Prot. Coleman.
After this the medal will be awarded. Ad-
mission % cents.
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THE INDEPENDENT

RemittanOss at the flsk Of subscriber unless
made BY registered lettss, chsck or postal or ex-
pres order payahls to Ths Independent Publish
ing Company. !.
- Persons desiring TIE INDEPENDENT served
at their homes OF place Of business can order b.
postal card or Though telephone No. 100. Please
report cases of irregular delivery promptly
Advertisements. to insure prompt insertion.
should 10 handed in before 8 d m.
Rejected communications not returned unlcss
postage is enclosed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21

BORN.
STABERN-In Helena, Aug. 10, to the wife of G
Stabern, . daughter.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21

Money Leaned
On furniture. No removal. no publicity.
ApplS = 6lk South Main sEseeA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21

CrOCKHOLDERS MEETING THE
HelenA and ivinsnton Smelting g Rsductiool
for the election of board OF trusesss for ~
suing yeax, will be held 4 the~sEios q tho z
pany. IN Helena. Montana Anslst - ~
E10 q. -. Nh ALxLs a
49, Arr. X Nm =
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-21

SEALED PnOPoeAIS WILL BE RRCEIvED
~ at he e!kes 6 HesAs 4 Davis. HalenA noa-
TIRES HUNDRED fsoG tnnn0 O t. Has lode.
Uni0nvllA uonsnna. P1ane ara eneoifcafione
ON . ssan = tAis snsA ,. :. fQenEA
2alsaA Hssln.A Asg>e - ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-07
CONDENSED pEsPATCHIS
The Pitb OF the Nows Taken From the
Current Events OF tho Day.

Gr a, t,s,imtion Is reported in Okla
homa.
TX IresI lent Cleveland denies thst he is
to 20 West Immediately after Harfisoa's
trip
One man Killed ard three il lared by
premature dischsrge of blast at LswreGce.
Mass, Monday.
lmmersc veins Of geld and silver are re-
ported found in the Arbuckle moantslns
Chickssaw Nation, |. T.
Big FIRE in Chicago Monday night caused
hy exriasion Of Photographic chemicals
Loss $50 000 partially insured.
The Democrats carried every district in
Meridian, Conn at the town election,
Monday. with i"crsased majority. Ii
censa carried three to one.
NJ. Benjamin, boot and shoe dealer Of
lj6 Twenty second street, Chicago, is said
tb have decsmped from the clty, leaving an
inl7btedness of about $50 go.
The Nashua Iron and Steel Company has
baen ro'asd that it is tt . .u,cessful bidder
frr csstitg sha'tin1 for the governmen,
steamers nov being built st Bath, Ne.
The World ha. had interviews with jay
Could, Russell Sage. S. V. White and
Henry Clsws on the financial effects of the
tar # bill They lo1k for no monetary
sfriNl lency on Feb, /, the limit of time for
the removal Of goods from bond.
The sixteenth annual convention Of the
Catholic Young Mems Union met 1T Wash
fug.on, Monday This organization em-
brscea within its ranks many Of the most
prosperous and influential associations Of
Young men in this country, and th. present
gstheriog is representative one of the
American Ca'hnlih laifr
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EVIDENCE CLOSED.
Dr.. Tdlbsll's Important D'pa-
sitioa Bsirs The Last.
The DsfeEca Generally COssldtrtd as
Qalta Weak.
Tesrs 3 cught to Hertons Ey.s by a
Picture OF His = me.
[ Special 10 the henuebec Journal.

Sreciai 10 the hennebec Journal.
SkowHgGAS. oct. The attendance
upon ihl.' already famous case continues
large The jurors begin to show .isns of
fatigue from lhe'r confinement.
DR. Robins was recalled Counsel pu,
hypoths teal question to him regarding
the conditicn Of Ms Cooley and bef in
sanity. objected TO aud ,xelua i. The
Judge said he could not iamber up the ca.e
win guess ~ork The judge ssii probs-
bly, all the jury hal ,een eurned bones and
woglh rot aliow ths doctor - guess
Ansv ering General Little;ield, the doc
tor said be could not tell the condition cf
Ally gwen skul; child might be born
with part. Of the skull united, but this ~as
unusual ard that there was great differ
ence in the hardness of skulls.
His Honor sid ihsse facts were now
taught in common schools and were L Init
tn The jadse said the defence need not
lab to Prove well known fac.s ths,
they coull use them in argument.
Attorney Wstol offered the testimony
of llulda 4. Carsi'le, given ST former
bearing. in contradiction OF her evidence
here. Nal'on sa.d il was another story.
bu; the attorney general den ed this.
Walton ssi1 lie could not pick out any
fi.c;epaLcy, bat would ike 10 read the
fourteen pages to show the difference.
The Judge would NOT allow 1t 10 be read
now, bu, took the paper for inspection.
The Court asked the d-ftnse To expedite
matters a. well as they could, yet take time
far fun ard free inve stiga ion. a9d a re
csss wss taken while Il messenger for the
defense went after some documents.
After recess the Judge said be bad run
hi"eye over the testimony of Hulia Car
vile AMI coull see nothing contradictory in
her tso statements, but tia, If ns4l
could discover sach at any future time, the
paper could be put in.
The defense desired to read the tssli-
mouy OF DR.. Bennett They gave the doct-
or credit oi ints ntling TO state the truth,
but pointed out some contradictory evil
dvnce ard read i. aloud.
Lawyer Parlin came in at time after the
wedding lie srd attorney WALTON con
suit d together and with Norton for quar-
ter of an hour, the court room being very
qnjeG Counsel asked the privilege Of
taking Norton out for con.ul,aiion and the
court gave thems - minut srecess
The consultation over, the prisoner and
council returned, the jury came in aud Mr.
Psrlin said the defence woulI stop here,
ave thsi they had an affidavit. which they
desired to put in.
Micah Norton, coOl and calm ss he has
been shrawd AID able in legal affairs and
wel acquainted with the Witnesses as he
has Teen did not wart TO 70 upon the stand
and tell the story of that fatal night up
there in NoriII New Portland.
Court here adjourned until s'enogrtph-
er could proceed 10 Nerlh Auson, l2 n lies,
and take the deposition of DR. Tarbell- 1t
WAS his sfii iavit Nr, Psrlin wished To put
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MoRMONS RECOGNIZE LAW.
President Woodruff Forbids Poll
gsmous Marriages 10 the Future.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. t.--At the gen
eral conference OF the church OF ihe Latter
Day S.in,s tits morning, the official declsr-
alton OF President w oodruf, forbidding in
the future any marriages IN violation ot th,
laws of the lsud, was read before
an audience numbering 10000 per
sons. including apostles and bishops
and the leading elders Of the church hy a
unanimous vote recognized the authority a
the President TO issue manifesto and &C
ceptcd il as authoritative and b nding
Geo. q. Csnron publicly announced th,
enforcement of the manifesto and hts r1c-
ognition of the supremacy of the, Laws de-
cltred constitutional b. the Supreme Court
of the United States.
The conference re-sdopted the original
ar ielss OF the fsi'h, am ,ng which il this
1--WE believe in being suhiec, 10 Kings,
Pre- side nts, rulers and mag .trktes in obey
ing. honoring and sustaining the law The
action taken sett es thiiyexed question and
places an cifectuAl bar against future po.
lygamous marriages in Utah. This IL the
most important step taken by the Church
for more than quarter of a century
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES

N-rth Turner is undergoing diphthcrial
outbreak. Schools are closed
Frarklil Simouds, well-kiovn busi.
ress man of Portland, died at Tacoma,
Sunday night.
The town Of jay has voted to exempt
from taxation fer ten years new paper
mill TO be ere cte1 By the Otis Falls Pulp
company.
o. II. Lovett has been appointed post
masser a; Esst Bradford. vice Mrs. A. II.
Houstou. AMI John White at Kossu,h, vice
Abtie White.
Rev William G. Mann, pastor Of the
Second Congregational chnfch Of Bidae-
ford. has accepted al to the Con gre ga
tional church ~ Pueblo, Col.
George o. BsiIeys runner, Duke,
jumped over Daniel Meservey. loaf Of
hsg, at Belfast. was run over and vii
piobsbIy Gle. Charlie Piper the driver
vas injured badly. Meservey slightly.
BANK Examiner Bishee, who is nor ex
amin ng the Bsnsor banks. has complete d
hi. fall sxaTir a,icn Of all but trslv. of the
savings banks in the : ate. aad finds them
in fret class condition. All have made in
cresses in their dsposits.
An agreement On new postofiiee quarters
at Saco, finally was made. Monday, when
Postmaster Stackpo,e received permission
fran Pestma .ter General Wanamsksr 10
hire quarters in the istitHte build n2.
Tie new oftice will be ready Nov. /.
An exchange ssys that the Portland ciab
will give dinner 10 Secre-sry Blanc,
Speaker Reed, Governor BuIieigh, Sera-
tsrs Hale and Frye ard Congressms n
Dinzley, MiIliken afd Boufelie. General
II. B. Cleaves viii preside, AMI il il ex-
pecsed that about tw, hundred Of the Leaf
lad republicans Of the State will be present.
John ? Harveg VINO figured 90 extensive
! y in the Maine papers among the yrinci-
pal witnesses against Stain and Cromwell
tor The murder Of cashier Barron. at d. Z
ter. dead, and vas buried By the town Of
Ged6eld. His sissr was stsin's wife.
flis course has been varied enc, JhaIsr
slave t-sdsr. soliier. desertsr. and me eu,5e,
OF the famous S;s IN glrg.
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Canada 1hipks OF Abol.sh'ns Expert
Duty on Logs

OTTAWA, Ont ott, Cit is seneu lily
undtr,rlod tart ,he Dominion governm mt
vii r,ry shortly snaounce the abolition OF
the dgN on logs going TO tho United States.
Lumhrimen say thst the import of logs
from the United States to Canada. espeo-
tally New Brunswick. is larger than the
oatgo During the lsst sesaion of Psrha
mert. Sir Joan Mcdonald st,tcd ttat II "a.
Unit "a States reduced the duty on lumber
- 81 a thousand. the government would
abolish the export duty on logs.
Cougress has reduced the duty on pine
lumber condltionilly, and those in favor of
maintaining the export duty on logs tbink
Sir John is not bound 10 abolish il. as the
rates on spruce lumber AMI other woods
are the same as before. The dealer, pic
spruce are opposed TO removal of the
du on legs. They say If the export duty
on logs isie ieIuced, their interests. which
are pretty large in Quebec and the mari
time provinces, ~ill be sacrificed 10 please
the manufacturers of pine lumber.
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Pension Commissioner Raum's annual
Report.

au"u ''poIt Sh""s al 'hefhn OF 'he i"S'
"'vN fc"' 2''1'' pe's ""ers uP"" 'h'
rum "i i'n - ~" NE pensioners "'
Wv sF"'' ''''i d" wars ''''', or u
~ 'ia'''4 were aiio"t" HhtinR t'e year
- ~ "l"e "ai wv hh'"'" "nil 'ne
u'''' year I97'- he s"ouh' % 'he 's'
w. ",'nt '' "l'sr '"''s n'n0 o'Iep 10 f"S
80 va oo'ne Ga ',',''5 Hlo'e tpa1 'ht
nr', pS!'nen's on org al cS''hs aho''u
"".'"s ''e nsc"i YtSF' i''''
AZ 'ne cio'e OF 'he h'esi year th''e 'e-
I'..in ~ FIa.u n ,ne hahus OF t'hs,oh Afth =
s'oo; .;.., IT : Q, " Ieh.'o. i"hn "h'9h ~f'
ny '"s'' w. '"f sap' VI ''p't' ~, n's
ueeh = .i', ou,''e' - We f'asu't ~
Ne,t @o''"1 Iths'o,e'H ohpa'u =, ,'e 'i'Fe
vi u'' n'c'' FAt WIZ we're tn''t" 10 II
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Australian Ballot System Before Yer
mont Lz gislature.

MosrPELrER, VT, Oct. e.--In the le9is-
lat1re this afternoon. .. A. Marshall, dem
ocratie representative from Brsttieboro,
iutrcdaeed bill p,ovidir z far the Aus ra-
Aaa -fs.em Of bal,oang. Ths bill 10 q
con bination of 'he be 'sr parts OF the
Massachusetts and New York laws on the
sus sjecs- Senator Morrill, r.il be rs-else ed
nsx. reSk
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NEW TARIFF.
Many PslpltIinS Questions are
Asked Concerning II.
Annual Report Of Pension Commission
er Rsum.
Showing YES: Amount OF worA d 1pe
Presidents Trip.

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COMING TO AUGUSTA.
Nothicg 20 CoLvscs S:sin and Pal at
Farninst oC-TEey are TO be Brought
Here CO C3afgs o. Larce9y.

FAEniSGros. Oct. 6.-The trisl Of the
eslsbra.ed Charles st4in ard rhomis A .
Packard, iFlietst for rebsing Robert Y.
s-ists sore and po.,oifee in New Sharon
last May. began in tie saprene court here
thts morning. Ths uea have lain in isi,
hers since the robbery.
Tbs tri4l cams to an s5rup: close this
zfterneo3. The eviiAnas failed 10 eonnect
theta with tie rlbbery AMI Jgige Emery
ordered thAt the case BE- mol pressed. TIE
$50 men were, boseyer. al once arrested
% reqglsitioH from Ksnnebs couhty,
and they vii be taken to Augusta tomorrox
morning t) be tried on two iudic meats
sg.lrs: them for larceny
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oKL LAHoMA'S CAPITAL.
The Excitement Continues ana Speak
er Daniels Ahsid OF I.os.rg His
Lite

KANSAS Cir,, Oct A dispatch from
Gaihrie says the excitement over the cap
nol icea'ion que s,icn continues. The pes
lent of the Senate, Garienshire. ssys b,
will no, sign the bill locating the capitol Al
Oklahoma City, inasmuch As speaker Daa-
ials contests legality of his Daniels sig
nature.
The question WAS NOT hroush, up in the
lower House today but WAS ,iceme unwi,,
On secouni of the existing excitemeni.
Speaker Daniels went 10 oklshom, city
his home, las, Saturday aud has not re-
,uraea - Gn,hrie. \ despsica from 10 4
place SAYS he is in fssr of losing his life
should he return at pr, sent rs he has r.
Cei, ed several srony nous l,t,ers threats u
ing his life should he ever return to Gu,a-
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ccHNECrIcUr POLITICS.
No Decided Dift Of Fsehrs.-votios
influenced By Lccal Issues

HAgrFoRp, Oct 6.-Re.prns from about
half the towns il the State sho~ nearly tlre
usual quantity of changes Ia Hartford
county democratic g.ias seem on these re-
turns 10 catnumoer the republican in Nex
Hayen county il is the other wsy. Returns
from Il c eastern rart Of the Stat are ulek-
gre. In general the vote is light Fig
ures thas far DO not sh1w any decided drift
Of feeling either way such as Is sometimes
ied Gated even in town elections. Looks as
If the Voting hal been almost wholly on 10
cal issues.
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System of 1sllotin at Covir gtop Eiec-
ton.

CINcISSsTI. Ohio. Oct 6. TIE election
At rovington, Ky, was eoIdlc'ei by a
ballot somsvhst similar to the Australian
system. Hitherto tie method Of vstrg
has bse1 viva voice Tie rssolg
was electior, Mayor, ]. T. Thom.s, rep, ty
majority i4s. The republicans also elsc,sd
ETY. vsigher. three Of tie fse aldermen,
FIVE of the ten eouneilmen and FIVE of The
ter members Of the SCHOOL hoard. The
democrats elected an assessor.
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Msny Creditors ard Macy Unpaid
Bi Ia

CHICAGO. Oct & Attachment suiis fer
amounts ranging from 5000 TO s2j 900
were commenced in the Snreri)r Count
this morning by various creditors agsinst
the Eureka silk Manufacturing Company.
the Chicago branch of tie Boston house of
Seavey. Foster & Bowman, which rec' Mt )
fail.d. The Webster Bank sued for Sl0,
OBJ; National Revere Bank, 50 50i {;
Tosrseni National Bank, s2D,lls; N,-
tionsl Shoe and Lesth Bank. So oCp;
Northern National Bank, 5000; Mer-
chants Nstons! Bank. s 007 Ncponset
National Bank, 81 O0J: Blackstone Ma
tiousl Bank. $40 525. All The above bsnxs
are foreign corporations.
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Mr.. Bi AINE VERY BUSY.


Secretary Blzine said, til, afternoon. in
answer 70 Inquiries On the subject. tlat he
cou.d Do', ct this tIue ssy POSITIVELY
whether h. Touid be able to take an active
part in the Osio csmpaign, o. sccep, IN it,
vitItion 70 attend the exposI.ion at At'aDfa.
lie sii MeK n'ey had tent him an
invitation. and be bad promised 90
render blm all the assist nee IN h : power.
Wou'd like sery mse1, be said. 10 20 to
Ohio 10 the Mckinley inisress, ja.r a.
It you'd give him pless TO get Atlanta.
but the business department was just nov
90 pressing that be did not see very vel
ho~ he could absen, hifn.elf espeefzily a.
President away.
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FIRE-BUG CONFESSES
He Did The Dad for Which
His Brother Suffers.
PET Dog SaYss ParmingdsIs Family
From Horrible Death.
Planes at Eorri6gs wock-Stsin TO
Be Tried Eefor. Kenn. Dec Court.

BAsoeE, Oct. Henry j. Lord was
arrested here tolay fer forsilg the name
checks hieh te had teen asisz IN pay i1g
for zoo'ls. The forgeriss only anouassd
u s.3 sui Lard confessed to the police
VIII Be arfsiguet IN the municipal coar.
Tomorrow.
Howard Brewster Of Cry stal Plantation.
Las eoafessed tha; he burned the house Of
be1fze tIacxet. in the III sht time a crime
40r Shieh b brother and Bert Ryder. two
paHz men Of the town. have Be en- confined
Two m0aLhs witAont bail Awaiting uial.
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puHLi>, Oct, "a confer ,pcc of Irish
ns,ionalisps. called by PAru, II. WAS held in
this city today Part of the busncS of tho
conference wss the selection of \ dcputA-
ion 10 Wis America, for the pur-
pose OF 'Wins before the people OF
hat cour'ry plaza statement Of the situa-
ton of affNrs in ireland. John Dillon.
William o'Brien. Thomas Power o'Con-
nor, Timothy Sulliysa and Abraham Gill
we're sppointsd 10 form the seputation.
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RUSSIAN FORGER
Embellled Two Million ROubles,
500 Witnesses Called,
Irish Nationalis,S to Make Public Ire
lands DeStitution.
Terrible Collision at Sea and Twelve
Pesons Drowned.

Sr, fsrssspuKG, Oct. i - The trial
which is exciting great interest hcre, par
ienlarls in court circles. is that of Baron
Nslii. ehsrged with forgery snt embesEle-
ment Of two million roubles, II is expect
el that 500 witnesses will be called, Be-
i'll Baron Nsldi. number of persons,
prominent in sristeerstic circles are i,upl-
Gated in the fergeries, The CsN refuses
pardon to Naldi
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spanish M'nstsr to Sound" AmeIi-
cana Regarding Reciprc city.

LONDON, Oc.. 4. The Standards Ma
drId correspondent says The Spanish
Minister AZ Vast ington has been ias,ruct-
ei TO sound The American government: In
regard TO the reciprocity treaty. to improve
relations between Americ, and the spanish
West tndics in 1892 The Minister las
ba.n it struc,ed To protest sgsin,t the effects
of the Mokinlcy bill on trades OF the ladies.
Public opinion In Spain fsvors rcprisals.
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Nine Hundred Thousand D stribn ed
by VIII

HARTFORD, Conn, oct. The VIII Of
Newton Case was admitted 10 probate to-
day. He leaves his daughter. Miss FL en-
Case. securities worth about si50.0o0,
life use of the family residence, and sn
snna.ty Of $4,000 from the residum Of the
estate Several relatives receive small
amounts
American Board Of Foreign NisiJus,
American Missionary Association ard TIE
Hartford City Mission receive esch = ono.
American Home Missionary Society $40 :
600. Hartford Theological Seminary about
sloo 000 outright and resiigm of es.sre
subject 10 above annuity. The estate
smrunis TO about $500 .OaD