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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-05
.RAVACES OF LA GRIPPE.
A Three Days Attack Of the Disease
Drives a New Yorker TO
Insanity.
The Unprecedented Death Rate In
Gotham and Boston Attributed
to Influenza.
Twenty -Four Hours of the Disease Results
Ia n Grand Army Mans Death
Across the Watcr.

NUE YoRG. Jan. i.-Dr. Paul Hoffman,
assistant superintendent Of schools, WAS
taken 20 Bellevue hospital this morning,
a rayiug Inaniac from the oGectsof In grippe,
from which Ae had been suffering for the
past three days.
For the twenty-four hours ending nj noon
2ii deaths are reported, making the total
for the week l,2O9, M unprecedented number
for this season OF the year. The number
Of deaths the previous week was ,G2 Three
hundred and sixtytwo policemen are ON
TIM sick list and ten have died from pneu-
mouia during the week. Frederick HALL Il
bnuiher OF Pauline Hall, and member OF
the "iIrigands" company, died this morn.
ing after an apparently slight attack Of the
prevailing influenza.
Captain Rufus c. Staniel. prominent in
surance and Grand Army man, died ves-
terdny of Ia grippe, at Concord, n. IL, Fri
day It developed into typhoid lnoumonin,
IN the evening, and terminated fatally yes
terday.
AT Brockyille, Ont. the works Of the
Smart Manufacturing Company, and Cos
siit 4 Co. have been compelled TO shu1 down
Owsng 10 large number oi thelf omploNcs
being i'll with Ia grippe.
The deSths in Boston the pnsi week
reached. probably. the unequahod number
OF Ri, Of which 10 per cent were due 10
acHe lang disease. aud tTrcahlo IN q great
part 10 tho providing In grippe.
There are nearly 100 cases q influenza NJ
Bloomingtoa. III. The doctors are kept
busy day aud night
Tho Davenport. lown. doctors say there
are more than 700 cases of influenza in that
city. It's spread has been rapid in the last
forly-eiIht hours.
fho schools nt Hallehnn, Germany. are
closed owing 10 inilnenza.
Tho Dowager Empress Augusta has the
influence.
Influenza has made its appearance at Liy-
crpool. The contagion is directly tracenblc
10 letters from Iegssis.
Three telegraph Offices In Amsterdam
are closed, the employees being pyostratod
by influenza.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-05

CnIciG1. Jan. i.-The season Of Ital.
ian opera, which closed ~ thr audi
toriun this afternoon, wis the most mem
ornble in the history Of amuncmcnts in Chi
cago. Since the dcdiaaiion Of tho magniA-
cent opera house four weeks ngo. there have
been twenty-one performances, and the
gross receipts of theae aud tho dedication
ceremonies amount 10 SgligH. II Is be-
lieved theso fgqRas exceed any record IA Che
history Of amusemITfis in ihi8 country. The
receipts for the bNt week were tho largest.
Patti appeared ilis afternoon in thu "Bar-
bcr Of Sfn1llr." In iHreVez prrfornance.
I ho audience that esofted her wa The lang
est Of the scazDn. Fully 2,OD people were
turned AWAY, Tho company left tonight
ioT the CITY Of Mexico md will open three
Wceks' season thCro Jan. II.
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VERY CHEAP ALUMINIUM.
Another Man Thinks Iic Has solved the
Problem Of Producing ~.

Another Man Thinks lie Has solved the
Problem OF Producing ~.
If all that is claimed for it proves true.
Atlanta will come to the front with one Of
the most valuable inventions OF the age.
1t is Il process by which aluminium can be
produced without the use Of sodium aud at
cost 80 exceedingly low rs to be only
nominal. Mr.. Samuel w. Goodo one of
the four gentlemen who control the new
discovery, Is confident that il viii prove I'm
entire success, both Gs to the production
Of the metal and The cost attendant
thereon. In fact experts have already
tested The process, says the Atlanta Consti-
tuition ana yesterday evening Mr.. Goodo
showed IN the reporter and several other
gentlemen al his Oillcl samples. both in the
rough and finished, Of the metal az pro-
dpced by the invention IN which he Is in
tcrrsied.
The secret Of the process said Mr. Goode,
WAS discovered by well known Atlanta
man, a chemist. who has experimental with
II Tor eight years or more before finally
bringing Il 10 perfection. Mr.. GOUdc, 10
companied by l.. u. HaThlon, will leave
for New York shortly, where ho goes to no
gotiate with capitalists for test Of the
process, The gentleman with whom Mr..
Goode is 10 confer has already achieved q
large fortune indirectly from the mnnufae-
ture ofths metal.
The lnrgost manufacturing establishment
IN the world where aluminium Is made 10
located NJ Newbuy. England. IL covers
eight acres of ground ana represents an iu-
yt tsted capital Of S5.uOO.O00 There the
minimum cost Of production Is Slss per
pound, and nowhere else can il bemade for
less than 50 per pound. In very lnrge guam
titles it wholcsaled nj $780, pound, aud re-
tails ia many instances at Sll and Sl2 an
ounce
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-05

CotrNnCs, jan. i.-fbc senatorial contest
vas IN great measure covered to-day by
legislative caucussoa for the selection oi
officers OF both branches, II IS claimed
quite generally that the caucus nominations
nre in the interest OF lirico for senator Ia
tho extent that his friends hayo boon rccop
nizfd The candidates themselves atc
"a king 10 posihs Chime, fnrlbor than The
Bgico men pruioss flomgeltcs satisfied with
tho situgi on nasd are not ssgrussNc tnwaid
tho other caDdidHlgs. hutI0 prominence IA
bliag laNn 10 the non-resldcnt theory
against Bnoe, and thore ia soioe talk uf n
b. Z from the cancus In case Bricc is nomi-
mated, bet these repofis cannot be traced 80
any reliable source.
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DIR. NAM Is C0RNERED.
Lively War Between "a Chinese Doctor aud
H.s Cilicago itruihren,

Lively War Between Chinese Doctor aud
H.s Chicago itrulhren,
CmoAao, jan. A eoroncr's jury to-day
held an inquest into the cause OF death of
a Chinaman. He was attended by DR..
Nam, Chinese physician, who returned u
certificate Of death from consumption. This
certificate was rejected by the board Of
health, because Nam has not n license from
the state medical board. lhc coroner's
jury TO. day MT only found the causo OF
leuih, but recommend that Or. Nam be
held 10 await the notion ~ the grand iqry
for praetieing medicine without a license.
As Nam cannot get "a license he il IN n
corner He CLAIMS be has better record
thar many OF his white medical brethren,
and that they are banded together IN oppo-
silion 10 Chinese cheap labor in the med
ical profession.
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The ideal Italian dinner is what | once
hcs.xd an American call it-n AK square
moak' there is a great deal of it and it is
all good. First, you would commence with
ol,res, some anchovies and imported Italian
ssnsoge, Of which there are three or four
kinds imported. Then soup, fish. niacaroni
a onlpf. or kidneys fried In butter, then
veal larlsd or chicken, sgusb, Anipe. or
some wild game that might be in ssason. a
dcssrrt of scc cream aud cake, cafe, fruit;
tnts irsl;sst would be accompanied hy propar
hbsiUns of the famous Italian wlne
Chialfti
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snnthnrn rncinc nIocIln.ln.

SAcglHEsIo, Chi, Jan. photographic
reports 70 the offices Of the Southern Pacific
'onpsny stnte the fall Of snow on the Sierra
Seyhda mountaine. on the line Of the Gen.
iral railroad is unprecedented, A. Summit
here is sixteen feet on a level and twelve
cot at Einigrant Gap. With their huge
ptATy plows. the railroads have In
cueral successfully kept the lines eastward
pom TINS winter. Enstorn trains for two
lays are now due. however; bat IL is
AOught they will reach here tomorrow.
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THE DEATH RECORD.

Mrs. Marin Shields, the widow of Hon.
George W. Shields, died ne Hannibal, No.,
yesterday. Her sons, George II. Shields,
asdstant attorney general VI the United
Stutos, and Dr. ID. II. Shields, late chair
man Of the democratic central cammittee of
Missouri, were with her when she died.
Prof. Nasse, occupant Of the chair of
political economy Ht the university Of
Bonn, died yesterday.
Prince Charles William Phillip, head Of
the house of Auersperge, died At Prague
yesterday from Inflammation of the lungs.
Prof. Wilhelm Conrad Hermann Mueller,
philologist, died yesterday at Goettingen.
Andrew Perths, of the famous house that
publishes the "Almanuck de Gotha," Is
dead from Influenza.
Mr.. Perry, astronomer sent 10 Demerara
AZ the head Of the English scientific eHpcdi-
tion, is dead,
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Count 1olsioi, the famous Russian nov
olist. is0 keen eyed. scrious-lociing cam
est-mannored manof commanding presence,
with bald broad forehead and apatriarchal
white bend lln Is raising two-nnd sixty,
and o. orc Of the few who really practice
what they preach. He lives ia the top CUR
rel of his former palace, the state apsrt-
nents being occupied by poor peasant fam
lilies. and he sDends most of his time in
agricultural lsbor, narrowing and
moving or mcndlnQ the huts OF
The peasant women who are widows
he receives his yiaiiors in apostolic
fashion, acting as their servant and attend
ing 10 their wants himself, nor does he stop
repairing the boots OF the neighboring beg
oar folk while discussing the sterner prob
lens of life with archbishops and cabinet
M nistcrs.
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The story Myth.

ST. PAUL, Jan. l.-Archbishop Ireland WIS
interviewed here to-day upon tho subject Of
his reported coming inyeatiture with "a car-
dinal's hat and bis appointment as papnl
delegate 10 the United States. lie smiled
md said the story was without foundation.
dc would know If any more American car
finals were 20 be created. Rnd had heard
nothing Of il. Touching the papal delegate
question, he said the adyisnbility Of creating
such an office was considered by the vatican
some time ago. and tho decision reached
not 10 appoint any delegate.
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Allered s. Lna,s, I,nn,Ilrr,.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 4.-The Post Dispatch
tonight prints sensational ezpoe Of
alleged boodling in securing the franchise
OF tho Merchants Terminal Company.
claiming one member oil tho city osunco re-
cnrvcl S2,2D IN cssh. and another stoeAs in
the c9lnraIv for suppnt Of the mossfira
u beynS 10 look IA thluch tac grand jQiy
will bs cyynnaicd by puibkc cpiuion to make
- sessfcsSIrg inquiry into the f,sly charges
Of hlesStts8 recently preferred against the
81. Isuuis CIV lecisIaIurs
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4 WRIykLED srOcKING.
IIow the Modern Belle AVcIt, II by carte
IIfAffts

How The Modern Belle A,ofts II hy carter
Dc,i"cs.
There it % cciiliu unNrittcn law in lac
womWn's code which counts lhc wearing of
u mhhlcl stocking ns nmuug the unpar-
doHgDls yicrs There are the dcril,d,
aggmryn girls, who do not believe IN
ining ana who wear Il band oi cia .ic
buclld ticlily around the sioc..a' by
mohuo o leather strevs, WITH shicli the
classic ,5 leHbinaltd sc either j..
The bucbio b. hnilhel in the col0r ~ he
legthrr, hot il Ia an uuyiciding, uliahlo
pace of rr0pSfiy tbat never pays
ANY false tricaa with iis owner aud nyer
shlrGs iis duty, 'lhl rlH,tlr muN match or
harm D.sC With tbe color of the costume
~pin, or lie is uot worth living 10 is
0earer.
Now. tAiE garter, like tlc ka.i,cd ones
Worn by our grandmothe'- and wpoud
around unl around tho irp tightly is a
wicked l.iilu BIZ Of tortuu, which bHdD fs
TIC circulation aud really diMguios Sue
limb 10 b supposed 10 adofH. CUnsoqdrat-
ly tie thihpuc unldcn smpufh- her st0cl llg
up over the knee, and fusttus a thcre % Ga
an OC' opus arrangement Dl straps 0ud bnrk-
les which cucTclra thr waist md
spnda down hume b.aectli n
TENN io cmpplo thn hom ol the stocking
aud hold u firmly in place. Tho holt ol lhe
waist must hu an tho ihRpo ot yoke or
extended nn The sides, thli The voinii be
adiustcd o. the hip. or the eject h. #uI TO
b0 Injurious M Wcll ma uncomfortable.
Little girls ghp arc not Supposed 10 have
any whit fnstcn themselves INTO kind Of
harness th0t gues over the sh0ullcr, with
tunugh ~ riUr and luu1s 10 lastuu uu uu-
broken colt 10 u cgFt, aud hold ny iloir
stockings with thor collar bones. SHIRT
wligiel girls iGston the hose straps 10 ,he
cursots with double purpOse-to bold
down the ambitious waist md hold up tho
stocking.
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NEW YoEK. Jan. l.-On the steamer Al
lance. hron Brsyd to-day, was Walter
Wright. ono OF the Dp1ahan republican
leaders. lie @id everything was going on
as usual in BrsZil. All the natives and citi.
ANs have GTtun allegiance 10 the repu1l-
cn gayc1pussrt. lfs has no doubt but ex-
,ssange vuud rrsSae its old rate shortly
pie n both p'sos seemed quite happy under
the new government.
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Representative Wilson. Of Washington
his returned t!3r New YORK with the inlu
enza mud .s SICK at biz home. he was ac.
compnuiad by cx-GoY Miles and Moore. Of
M0llu Walla. Gov Mooro called OH Presi
dut Morrison to-day AID thanked him fo
the appointment OF governor. il was SUI.
posed Tho governor VIVA on some palitica
mi,sion, hut he will return home 20.
morfDw without Ininrlinp in tho poltica
p,t tnat thr Washington delegation is no.
s.imnuSSD.
Cspt. Ch.s. Holtou. If Yan!As.n, ana
Joseph HEahes. Of Cheney. Washington.
nrr aisp iu tlc c.tg. The !Artcr y e.tudi
date Tor recover of the land oilsc NJ Spu
Kane.
scnnior Allen. of Washington will INTRO
dRc, several b.l OF npIrtanoe 90 tho uey
state of Washington immediately on tm
coming tOgs. ltcr of Ipgrsss. Dne OF ihcsi
will pr0yid- Tor n rr1iysi1n OF tnr state IN
10 iGld Glsifictg. m.!tli.g SIX instead
Ilaf an 9i pf-s'lt, arN t,EreNy Cfeatlngtwl
NOR loud tecs. Ono Qf tAfse wll bc j
tbC western 0ud o!as u tls eastern rDrtiD
OF the II ~. In, psNGiso loc tion of u,
offices Las nol l'yal ded..tS1 on.
lcpre-entailvo t4aIseg. Nh ho has appenru
eulIe lLcquenlly bsior, the ways ana muan
COMMITTEES 1t thr haH c, has ore more stat,
meut ~ mnke. wL,eh wiz he on the subie
OF Protection for oopres. lie Says be dt
sir.s 90 urge upou the cJnr rttse thr DANCE
tur country wall be m # 10 b. the mercy
the foreign copper syudloAtc, anu that th
infaut mines ut the couHtry should be pr
tecttd.
Il il expected that several North Dakoi
appointments Will he made soon after "a
return ~ stliaiUrs Casey and Pierce. III
appointment Of Marshal may be dcaye
uniii after the legislature ndi0urns, whci
John l.. H1qeHrt may be named.
Judge Brewer, the newly appointed nsso
ci te justice uf the supreme court, todd
banded into !be department his rrsignativ
ns circuit judge. re afterwards cal ed
the " bite house and PAID his respects 10 a.
~ ,idtut.
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the frame 10 which 50 WAS to be cut would
bc that which ho had kept in readiness since
1850. Many hard and bitter things woro
said on all bands u the dispute over his
methods, but am fortunate enough 90 have
lived Go SEQ the time whou every German
ch,s'lftilly admits TINT hc regards the nth
OF 0uober. 1862. as q rod-eiter day in the
history Of bis country.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-05
TIE BRITISH IN AFRICA.
Our Cousins Playing Their Usuai Gral
Game ia the Interior.

Our Cousins Playing Their teual Grab
Game ia the Interior.
LoNDoN. Jan. i.-rhc government has re-
coiyed intelligence OF the safety of John
sion, the British consul at Mozu,nbiquc,
who is travelling through tho interior Of
Africa, and who is charged 10y the Portu-
guese papers with having intrigued with the
natives against the Portuguese in the terri
tory along tile Shire river. Johnston has
pAciicd karmngo and subsidized koA-
kan, and has by treaty secured western Ny
anxa 81 the British. The poriAgpsss
rolohed katunEls, where the rainnflng
Makulukos. trusting 10 British protect ian.
refused to surrender the Brush dags uiiih
had boon presented 10 them, when called
upon 10 do 10 Wv tho Portuguese com
mander, The Portuguese thereupon again
searched the sloHrrrs, and compelled tlsem
10 lower their ensinls. Fighting IN Africa
Is believed 10 he ctrtuin.
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THE PRETTY TYPEWRITER AGAIN


The VI ysierious Death of Mrs. nninnn ne-
yeloping into Sensation.
TREyroS. n. j., Jan. THE mystery sur
rounding tho murder of Mrs. Knilfen is not
yet cleared Up. Emma Purcell, the pretty
young typewriiuF, Is. however, prActicallyA.
prishon aud grave mspicion 'esis .upg =
her Thopalice hayo altogether dropped
the burglar theory. II has been leurncd
that Miss Purcell Sas not unconscious
when she was found. The conclusion has
bceu reached that Mrs. Knilen's death was
cnused by powerful onesthetic, admiuis-
tered in heavy dose, and not by sirangu-
lntion. Miss Purcell will have time 10
prove she is as innocent ma she claims, but
motive is hacking, except IL is found in the
ramor thnt tliege existed between Miss Pnr-
c. u and Dr. Kn,Icn relationship which
Wos, At le0Bt. unlawful.
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A CRY FOR HELP.

ono Hundred and Tbirty Families In New
foundlnnd In u Destitute Condition.
HALnA1, n. s.. Jan. 4.-1he steamer Har.
low, from the west coast of Newfoundland,
reports thar while at B0une by messsn-
ger anived lrom Flowers Cove, straits Of
l'cllo ile, infoyming the government TINT
40 families wore in q starving condition,
and unless relief reached them. death would
certainly ooenr from starvation. steam
90 WIS dispatched, but owing 10 the ice
lsS'ed to reach the destitute harbor. There
10 yet u possibility OF reachiug the place via
the west cOngt.
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CHICAGO, Jan. i.-Thcre is a conflict in
authority between the city and state author
.iiss. The latter claim the righ. to shH,
dsseGSl cattle into tie city To be put iu8o
g.rrih2er TANKS. The cry eahsvities sly
{ IN dingcr IL that sfnue cf tbsse ontll- wIll
ne Eint TO the sslnahter hnee and TIT
uvly0r this morning ordered tho heOkli
commission 60 keep them out at all hazards.
INV or no law.
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IIcaNN Ralns In Texns.

HousroN, Texas, Jan. 4.-For the past
twcnly-four hours rain has been com ,ne
n torrents al over Texas and nearly Cvevy
nilroel has suffered from washouts. Tho
waie is over the tracks Of tho Sonthcrn
Pacific in several places but no damage has
vet TesG'tcd. fears are eatertA.E .Efd, MS ehe
lv.rs ara still rislng. that much damage
Wlll result.
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SPARKS From THE WIRES,

No vessel has been s'ui 81 Colombia, as
il is lesn"d tho ag,Lontys there are night
IN ihcn position.
1houolllcr5Ht lirElau have Joined the
strEcrL
biutl ins q Apple. Of Chicago, wholesale
glove acnlefs, assigned Nesterday Assets
aud lit bliiies racl $4,000.
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She Doesn't Know why They Laughed.


The word "hel' among Germans Is not
looked upon with horror that it ia among
Americans, and eyon the most cultured
German would not hesitate to use il my
more than he would the word heaven" A
young lady who learned the English lan-
glage in her home in The old country and
can speak IL lucntly went 10 fashionable
puRy ldc other day. A CRATE fire had
lSyn khgllcd md the Toun WAS un-
comfortably warn. There was pause
in the conversation, whom IN rather loud
tone of voice was heard the remark in Eng
ash, but with pretty German accent. "It
llcd eugsts sei Gs II stunned for moment.
md then, as II by prchrringod signal, az
bsgdsc out in a laugh. Up - this date the
gcs11nn Tirl doesn't know what tue laugh
was nll nbOut.-ClcyelHnd Plain Dealer.
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The British minister hns received a pcti-
ton from icy. T. ~. joiuef. Hoiiy Springs.
X. c., for redress Tor injuries receive,
by himself and wife ot the hands
Of Il mob last month. lie says
he If n British sebieot. although h.
has boon preach ng in North Cn-sMa sine,
1863. lie and Bis wife we're gyclg rchguu,
and oDnnr In -tPuotions to tao nSggoes.
winch 30 itGersS1J some Of thc nolglal0rb
iligi thy brolso fds ii.s house andas,Aulteu
anu nilltrcstxl llDsef and wife. He han
been unable io crt Aly satisfaction from
Size local or state authorities.
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Four hundred and torty thousand pounds
u Hour for western Indian reservations h
. be furnished by c. II. Soaring, of Arkan-
'es City, Kas.. NJ from Sl.f0 TO 800 PEI
rndred pounds, according TO place %.
.ellNcrv.
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nIr I.eaper comransInrrouhl..

sPHIs0TEID, o.. Jan. l.-General J. War
on keifer hns been appointed receiver Of
he Willinm n. White Reaper company, one
Il the largest manufacturers Of reapers in
1orld. Suits amounting 10 $4,000 hau
zen filed when this action was taken.
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nn.cmnicr nn lnn wnrnnih.

ONAHA, Jan. i.-Thc Republican this
morning contained an article signed By
Paul Fandervoort making certain chayeea
cniHst Edward Roscwater. Of the Olna1aa
20 The lstteF swore out warrants for IA
rtest of NSndervoort and J. ). Wilcox, of
&c RCpahli0an, on the charge of imins
abel. Bail was promptly furnished and IN,
ucnrinp SGT for January g.
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TheInsnrr.etion Ended.

IA LtpraTAD, Jan. Tho recent lnsur-
rcctiou in tho department of Cnscalia. san
Salvador. HIS ben suppressed. EI-Com-
mnudaut General kiras, insuretnt loader,
wh1 ilcd from the country, haa been cap-
inrol in llnnlnraa.
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Buying up the Paper Mills.

Nrw YoRH, Jan. +.-Four Of the lnrges
,per manufacturing concerns in this vicin
=, with q capital of S5,0O0,0lO. have be-,
Jatracted for by an English syndicate.
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nnrned whlle Intorlcnteh.

PAprcAn. By.. Jan. -Four logger. wer,
urned 10 death nt Becbe's Camp, seventy
We miles up the Tennessee river, Ihursda
pht, the cabin tnkins FIRE. II is suppose
il were intoxicated.
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Thc Cnlnnlnl cnnf..renrr

MrInoUHSu, Jan. i.-lhe federation con
renee Will open here Feb. |. Delegate
lll bo present from all Australian colonies
.ew Zenlnnd and the Eli IsInnds.
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AMSTERDAM Jan. 4.-In the skating race
o-day tie inile race was won by Pardner IN
tbrce minutes and six seconds. The tw.
nile race WAS won by Norseng. the Nor
yegian, IA si1 minutes and twenty seconds.
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CAPSIZED AT SEA.
Three Russian Fisherman Drowned or
TIE California Coast.

TIE California Coast.
SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. LAST night man
was seen oiinsing TO the rocks nj Point
Bonita lighthouse at the northern side Of
Golden GaLe Se~csI hours Laer the crew
Of tug-boat suNee,kd II ecltsng him on.
lie proved 10 be AYonio Nicholas Rus
sian fisherman. lie said ho and four COM
panions weao returning home in fishing
boat yeslelxbg afternoon and when oa
Point BuiKis the boat capsizcd. His COM
rides wers al drowned. bat he succeeded
in reachnl tie rocks, where he remained
until secured.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-05

MoNITAi, Jan. i.-Ihomas Williams,
bricklayor, kissed and fondled his children,
played bsaide their bed and then cut his
wife's tbroat and his own with razor
Both nrc dying. lie was insane