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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-20

WAsHINGTOS, June ln.-The
President has approved the census
deficiency appropriation bill, and
the act providing for the expectation
Of fermented liquor in bond with
out The payment 9f mn internal
resenue LIZ.
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CAPITAL NOTES.
The President Comments Upon The
Letter From Blaine On
Customs Union.
COMMITTEE ON THE FEDERAL
ELECTION BILL.
Annual Meeting Of the Nicaragua
Construction Company at Den
yer. Yesterday.
STANLEY RECEIVES AN ADDRESS
AND TALKS.
Impudent RobbcrieS By Girls Of
fourteen.-SensatiOnal Duel
In South Carolina.
COMMITTEE ON THE FEDERAL
ELECTION BILL.
STANLEY RECEIVES AN ADDRESS
AND TALKS.
By Telegraph to the SEws.I
WASHINGTON NOTES.

a Customs Union. - Concerning
Western Farmers. The Election
XIII
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The =: tabernacle :: Choir
VIII participate win me
SGlKIIHLVILNs AND THEIR FHIEHGs
In celebrating their National HOLIDAY.

~ All who will submit TO the Rulcs Of
the Committee OF Arrangements are cor
daily invited. ~~H
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08
THE ANARCHISTS CASE AGAIN.
An Important Question Ia he Taken Ia the
United states Court.

United states Court.
SpuNGlnID, H., Feb. THE state SUI
preme court has granted writ of error To
the United States supreme court in the
cases Of Necbe, Fielding and Schwab. the
anarchists now in the state penitcniinry, on
the claim that The prisoners were deprived
of their constitutional right by not being
permitted to he present when the court
pnsaed sentence upon them. This is q
point not heretofore decided by the federal
supreme court, and il sustained will not
only release these anarchists. but in encct
aay that Spies. Parsons ard the others
hinged were illegally strangied and will
ibcrnte many other prisoners in the pcni-
ienilary.
The leading lawyers are of the opinion
that this matter can he of no benefit 10 the
imprisoned anarchists IN any cilse aud may
make II worse for them. There II no claim
of error in the lower court, and IL the point
is sustained by the federal supreme court IL
will result IN sending the anarchists before
the state supreme court for re-nilirnntion Of
the original sentence. THIS was that they
be hanged, and they would have 10 suffer
that penalty unless the governor should
again interfere, ns did the former governor,
and commute their sentences.
States Attorney Longenecker, talking of
the case to-day, said: "Shonld the lnited
States supreme court find that the state su-
preme court erred IN not having the prison
ers present, II will simply remand the case
10 the state supreme court for rohearlng.
The sinic supreme court will then have the
prisoners brought before the bar while the
case is reviewed. When the review IN con-
plcird the court will confirm the sentence
pronounced by Judge Gary: bul there il not
IN my mind the slightest probability of the
Tinted states supreme court finding thst
the state supreme court erred. The whole
thing is he most ridiculous legal move |
heard Of
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

PomLAND, Ore, Feb. THE extoui or
the damage by the late rains to the Oregon
n California railroad between Ashland and
koseburg. cannot be estimated approx
mately. but Is very heavy. The railroad
from Grants pass 10 Roseburg is reported
ono continuation of slides. Streams all
over southern Oregon are reported as high.
Il not higher. than in lc6l. A report
reached here late tonight from Glendale of
An Immense slide on the railroad half "a
luile south of West Fork, in Cow Creek
canon. The slide came from high noun
tain down 10 the bottom of the canon. a
distance Of eight hundred or thousand
feet, covering the track aud filling the can
IN. The report snys trees are standing on
the slide the same as they were when II
started from the summit. The water IL
backed up in the canon for a distance OF
three miles aud IL l0l feet wide and from
iivc 90 scventy-liye feet deep. The tunnel
is completely buried IN the winter. The
creek is trying 10 cut through the slide,
but tha earth IL iammed IN 70 tight that 30
fnr II has not gwen way.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

felony: or might command him TO arrest
Joe X. Toolc aud bring him here from Hell
ena. 400 miles distant; but this court is not
prepared TO do any such thing. This court
Is not prepared 10 believe the genuinencss
or authenticity of this telegram, and there
is NO reason in law why this prisoner should
be detained and therefore order his dis
charge
There was an attempt of applause when
the judge made this announcement, but he
grew indignant and threatened 10 tine the
first man that made amy attempt to applaud.
Mr.. Parker then read his warrant to Sen
ator Becker, who is now in the custody Of
the Lewis and Clarke deputy sheriff. Sen
atOr Becker has decided not TO apply for
another writ Of habeas corpus ON the war
rant held bv Deputy Parker. The party
leaves here about o'clock Tor Helcnn.
An application was made hy Middleto
and Crutohheld for writ of haboas corpus
against W. r. Parker. setting forth the
facts that the pretended warrant upon which
Parker arrested Becker was based upon the
pretended resolutions OF the senate adopted
about the hour Of II n M, and several
hours after the senate had adjourned until
the next day. Al midnight the consulta
iion with Judge Milhum was ended and ht
refused 10 grant the writ, stating that IN &
proceeding of this character he could
not and would not go into th,
question OF the legality OF The
organization of the senate or amy resolu
tion puporling 10 have been passed by the
senate, whether passed in regular session OF
after the senate had adjourned for the day.
thus the allegations of the application
seoiued 10 indicate that the warrant held by
Parker. and upon which he made the arrest,
was regular upon its face and therefore he
would not take II upon himself 10 pass
upon the merits or legality of the coniro-
versy. As stated above. Becker and party
leave for Helena AZ > Il. m.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

The house committee on the ballot box
forgery resumed its investigation this morn
ing by calling TO the stand James Y. Neal,
who was chairman OF the state democratic
executive committee. Mclean. proprietor Of
the Cincinnati Enquirer, WAS also examined.
4. c. Campbell told of the introduction
of Woods ballot box in Cincinnati. the
organization of company in 1897. the
passage OF the New Jersey ballot box bill.
etc. Witness applied 10 Representative
Grosyenor. aud the latter made the point
that democrat should be selected 10 intro
duce the bill in the house. Witness then
applied TO Representative Campbell, who
introduced The bill. lie denied The asser-
tions of Hadden and Wood ard said he
never had n list Of signatures Of congress
men made by himself. or any one else.
Witness AT first supposed Gov. Foraker was
behind the whole matter. but had now come
20 the conclusion that Haddrn WAS the
prime mover. He added he didn't think
Foraker knew Wood had committed a
forgery. but thought him remiss in not find
ing IL out.
Representative Butierworth denied broad
ly knowing anything about the contract oI
forged paper before its publications. In the
course of his remarks he said be wished u
make answer 10 q question asked by Turner
rs TO whether there was any friction he.
tween himself and Gov. Foraker lie did
not want II To Ire understood that they were
on terms OF atfectionste eudearment during
the campaign. They had criticised each
other ard were not on such atteciionaie
terms as TO be in constant communication.
As TO the Chicago convention. that WIS a
matter between Senator Sherman and Gov.
Foraker.
This evidently angcred Foraker. who ex-
claimed: so far a. the Chicago convention
is concerned. am prepared 10 meet what
anybody may saw with few letters have.
do not propose TO be asperscd here or any
where else about Chicago. ] have heard all
want 10 hear of IL here and in Ohio. Ry
the best men in the republican party at the
Chicago convention can refute any aspcr-
sions any man can make. aud have heard
this thing for the last time without resent
Ing il. | owe no apology to anybody except
myself. in that have not more actively de-
Tended myself against such insinuati0ns.'
The chairman restored good humor by
saying he hoped no one would mention Chi
cago again except in connection with the
World Fnil.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08
Heavy Fall of Snow and High Winds
Reported on the Atlantic
Coast.
Much Damage in Pennsylvania,
Churches and Factories Be-
ing Blown Down.
The water, subsiding In Oregon hut Im-
mcnsc Land and snow slides Inter
fore With Travel.

/ Cuc 400, Feb. ..--Suow has been falling
all day in western PENNSYLVANIA. Heavy
snow and fierce winds in Minnesota cause
the worst blizzard that has been expert
enced in years, The Thermometer is ten
degrees below zero aud falling.
The blizzard OF tonight seems from spe-
cials 10 the Pioneer Press 10 he confined
chiefly Ia tho Rcd river valley and is raging
furi0usly nj Fargo. Pembina aud Other
points ia that district. The wind WIS hfty
miles an hour nj Pembina. and similar re-
ports come from other points.
PlrrsmRu. Feb. The worst storm IN
Years has been raging throughout western
Pennsylvania since noon to-day. SNOW,
hail, rain and wind has been playing havoc
IN tins city. suow and slush have block
ndcdnany OF the streets and stopped street
cars and traffic. while telegraph aud tele-
phone lines are breaking down under the
heavy weight ol Ice with which they are
coaiod. In the mountains storm Is raging
with terrific fury, and reports are coming
~ oi serious damage TO property.
/ AZ BlairsNl Pa, a large qlsss factory
was demolished by the wind The roof was
blown OIL and two side walls fell in. Chas.
+. Barr, general manager and Mr.. Burney,
one of the firm. were instantly killed, and
a workman WAS badly injured
| Az tniontown the roof was blown of the
Methodist Episcopal church, n part Of il
& alighting ON the house of John Brown,
crushing u IN like an rgg shell. The tower
Of the church, II ~ feared. is ~ badly shat
/ tered Il will have 10 he torn down. The
roof OF the large new building lately erected
/ bN the PcnnsylNania Construction company.
below town, WIS also blown of.
/ Postmaster Baker new house was nearly
demolished; also James Frankenberry's
new house and John wringer's house were
leyelcd 10 the ground. Telephone and
electric light wires are all down. None
of the coke works are running
south Of lniOniown. The Red stone
coke offices nj Browniield were blown down
and demolished. Al Leith the Warren
glass works wis wrecked. The roof of the
Lutheran church wHs also blown of. Az
Z Dunbar the Knights OF Labor hall was en- b
tirely blown away. A report from Lelscn-
/ ring says that all the large shafts Of the III.
q. Frisk Coke company ure down. No
fatalities are 80 far reported in this region.
Dispatches from Johnstown, Tyrone.
ireensburg aud other points report a
severe wind and snow storm, but no serious
damage. Tho snow fall il from six 10 ten
inches IN depth.
WISSurG. Feb. THE worst snow storm
in Manitoba for many years has raged tbs
past twenty hours. The main streets OF the
city are piled with drifts three feet high
schools are closed and business practically
suspended. Trains from the east, west and
the south ARE all late. The wind is blowing
4 fearful yale. bat no fatalities are feared,
- the thermometer u hiRhi
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08
MITCHELL THE VICTOR.
4 Four Round Contest. in which Mace h
Knocked Ous,

\ -Four Round Contest, In which Mace h.
Knocked Out,
GLASGOW Feb. THE match between
Mitchell and Mace wis short and decisive.
Il WIS fought in four rounds. OF two min
utes each. Neither man had trained much.
Mitchell forced the eight from ihc lrsi and
gained the fms, knock-down blow. M the
end of the first round il VIA evident Mace
had little chance 70 win. In the second
round Mace was again Knocked down. He
arose aud was a little reluctant, but made,
upon the whole, a bCttgr showing than ut
the outset. In the third round he made ID
determined ATTEMPT 10 iUn the tide.
He landed On Alitchel's chcsi twice
very heavily and received in return
one on his forehead which staggered
him. nevertheless he faced up we'll Mitch
ell slipped and Tell. Both showed sipns Of
distress and tbe veteran WAS clearly done
up. Mitchell had him on The ropes ana
punished him severely. Whom iime MAS
chilled fof the fourth round many
doubted whether Niece could appear, bnt be-
cnme up, though in bad condition and re-
ceived heavy one between the eyos The
pllcr ordered The match oceHse and both
Judges pronounced IN favor pf Mitchell.
IL was very interesting contest. Mitchell
showed himself clever. Mace WIS classical
but lacked the nimhlcness of other days.
lie broke the finger of his left hand in the
first round. Both hit very hard though no
blood WAS drawn.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08
TROUBLE BETWEEN LABoRERs.
white. and Blacks at War in - southern
slnle.

~, LoTs, Foh, Information received
here says a strike is in progress among The
workmeu on the Brlerlield y Birmingham
railroad Ia Bibb county Alabama, owing
10 the employment Of negroes hy the con
trncloFs and humorous personal fights hnve
occurred between the whites and blacks.
Late last night while u partyof whites was
passing through the wood, to their quarters
they were fired on from ambush 10y n band
of concealed negroes and two whites were
instantly killed and three seriously wounded.
The negroes llcd The camp is remote from
any station aud definite information is diff
icult Ia obtain.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

Secretary Rusk recently made an urgent
remonstranee through Secretary Blaine
against the imposition by the Mexican
government of irksome quarantine regula-
tions in rePnrd 20 American hogs. To-day
a telegram WIS received from United States
Minister Ryan stating the government OF
Mexico will issue orders discontiuuing the
obnoxious rules. Secretary kusk is much
erntiiied at the removal of this restriction,
and regards il as being the possible fore
runner Of n more liberal policy in regard 10
American meat productions on. the part ol
oihe. foreign countries change Of policy
which he fhinks would be facilitated should
congfess confer upon him full powers in the
matter Of meat inspection.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08
lhcy Were Hound Tor the West.

Burn. Feb. - Special. Last evening
sheriff Lloyd received n telegram from
Lieutenant Governor Richards, at Helena,
asking him to arrest State Senator Hen
messy. Of Silver Bow county, State Senator
Thornton. of Deer Lodge, and Senator
Baker. Sheriff LLOYD bestirred himself but
could not find any of his men; neither Sen
ators Baker nor Thornton had been in
Butte. and il was not until this morning
that Mr. LLOYD found out that senator Hen
messy had left for Spokane Falls Yesterday
afternoon At 2;'D and consequently is now
gu, OF the state. He reported the facts "a
Helena today.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

SAN Francisco. Feb. 7.-presicent Fulda
Of the California club, John Ferguson, di.
rector, and Frank Renfree. were chatting
together in saloon this evening when ia,
hitter picked up shot gun standing near
The gun was accidentally discharged and
the full load entered Ferguson's spine
some few shots seeming 10 pass through
Forguson's body and into fulda's face
he wounds of the latter are slight. fergu.
aou may die.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

BuIIt, Feb, T. Special. In the district
court this morning the much.ugtated
shrievalty contest case WIS again called M
by the attorneys, and the motion of the
plnintin for permission 10 amend the ground
Of contest was argued nj length. The court
announced that he would override the mo
tion. The trial OF the case was sci for ue1t
Tuesday. Thompson Campbell made II
motion Tor change Of venue, on which the
court did not make decision. This motion
will probably be argued on Monday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

BosToN, Feb. The fight at the Union
Athletic club between George Dick
son, the bantam. and Cal Mccarthy. CON
cerning which there hae been much speculn-
ton. came oii io-niRh, and proved mos,
stubborn contest. The mnttcr was kcp,
very secret 10 prevent police interference.
The fight, although nOuinaliy for points
and medal. WAS renlly for hluod-a tight
IN settle the bputam championship. There
WAS a large attendance of spOrtA from nll
over the ensi. and great deal of money was
wagered on the result. The fight was de
clared draw NJ the end of the seventeenth
rpuftI
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

PROVIDENCE, Il. l.. Feb. The schooner
Mlnuehaha. loaded with crude oil, with the
captain and six men, is supposed 10 be lost d.
some Of her cargo hus been picked up at
5tn.
Tho steamer lowa. from Liverpool re-
ports that 0n Ian. ~ she signnled the
steamer Persian Monarch. from London for
New York, with loss of her propeller. aud
heading cust under sail. The Iowa offered
resistance, but IL WIS declined.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08
HE WAS OFT OF LICK.
a Reverend siapderer Of M. Cleveland
Loses DHmsg. suit


BUrrAto. fcD. Judge Daniels charged
the jury this morning in the suit Of Rev.
DR.. Ball against the New York Evening
Post. The Judge read the articles upon
which the actions were based. Ball, he
said, had the right 10 investigate the chnr-
acter of Cleveland Il he SAW tt 10 do so and
il WAS tor the jury 90 determine whether
such investigation warranted the Post IN
saying or insinuating that he WIS gutter
snipe. If lsall lbeled ClcS eand that was
no iustiiicatiUu for the Post TO libel the
plaintiff. ,npposinp II bad done 81. Further,
n the articles were aciuated by malice AMI
intended to minro the plhintiii. the jury
would hs justified IN finding "a verdict for
the plaintiff, aud unr that would bc n pun
i~hmeut md an example. Intention WAS
called Ia the isct that when mauI comes
out with public chnfgrN no becomes tp
certain extent. u public character and open
to criticism, lhe Jury retired, but soon
returned with verdict OF mo cause of
action" thus defeating ReY. Mr.. Ball.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08
: cIo.r OF conrl Al Ll,ing.ton.

l.ivNosGos. Fcb. - Especial. In the
district court to-day JAMES Nelson. found
guilty Of highway robbery, wes brought
into court for sentence. A motion Tor n
now triul wus Oyerruled and Nelson wis SEN
fenced 20 liyo years in The pcuientiary.
A. Z. Randall convicted Of highway rob
berry. was also sentenced to five years az
Deer Lodge, The court adjourned this af-
ternoon 20 that Judge Henry may convene
court NJ White sulphur Springs next Mon
Inv
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08
Talking for sub.ldics.

The house committee ON merchant marine
md fisheries continued the hearings to-day
on the bill 10 grunt subsidies 20 American
shippers. James q. Montgomery. of Port
land. Oregon. made q statement in favor OF
the payment of subsidies. He said the
amount Of foreign commerce on the Pacific
coast WIS very large and growing constant
ly. and every ton WIS exported in British
bottoms,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

The house committee on elections this
morning heard arguments in the Bowes-
Buchanan contest from the North Virginia
district.
4 bill was introduced in the house to-day
for public building NJ Butte, Mont, 10
cost Sln0 WM
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

BosToS. Feb. There has been n moder-
ate demand for wool. Sales for the week
we're only l,7eO0OO pounds OF all kinds
Territory woods are in fair demand. Prieos
have been weak with principal sales on q
secured basis OF hJc5Ic. for fine and $50
BIC. for fine medium,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

sAS FEANt tsco Feb. Jack McAulife,
Of New York, champion light weight Of the
world, and Jimmy Carroll, Of Boston, sign
cd articles last night for fight a. the Cali.
forniaAthletic club March % for the cham.
pionehip title, a purse Of 5000 and a side
bet ,,f S6UU
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08
NATIONAL CAPITAL NEWS.
Routine In the House Foraker n"nounce
His Ohio Enemies.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Tn the house. after
prayer. the speaker stated that the journal
clerk had been too busy in preparing the
new coae Of rules for publication and that
consequently the journal OF yesterdays s
proceedings Was not ready 10 be presented
TO the house. but would be read subsequent
ly; therefore the usual contest over the
approval of the journal did not take place.
The house transacted only routine business
and then adjourned until Monday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

BmLlSos. Feb. ~ Especial. This morn
ing AT I O'Clock the Billings brewery the
property Of w. \. Boots. located mile
east OF this city. was totally destroyed by
fire, supposed to be inccndiary. as II has
been CLOSED up for the l0st two years. loss
f20ODl insured Tor SOON.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

BnIiSgs, Feb. - Special. 10y Mo
Clnran, who waN arrested on Tuesday for
assaulting Jack Coyanaugh nt saltwater
with n six shooter, WAS discharged to-day,
the state being unable To- make q case.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

Niw YoG>, Feb. 7.-p.jClus,en secured
bonds thi, afternoon, his wife and Bernard
Cohn, real estate owners and builders. being
his sureties. Bail wns fixed at $4,000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

PoErLiSp. fob. 7.-Fuurcon hundred
sacks Of delayed eastern mail and large
number OF passengers arrived here 10y boat
from the Dalles last evening. They we're
transferred from the Mon Pacific train.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08
The EncII.h WING IIorrnr.

LoNDoS, Feb. The work Of removing
the bodies of the miners who lost their lives
10y the explosion IN colhery at Abersychan
yesterday, is being carried on as rapidly as
possible. One hundred and seventy bodies
have been taken from the pit II Is believed
that the total number killed will reach 100.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08

pms, Feb. IA dispatch to In France
from Obock states tho somalis, instigated
by the English, attacked and mNsacrod
French caravan on route 10 Ahrrar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-02-08
HIIl Mnni. the nIII In..sd.

A1ANY, Feb. Gov. Hill this afternoon
sent a special messnge 10 the Legislature
urging It 90 pass the Worlds Fair bill Al
once without amendment.