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Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08
CFsIClGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, July Especial Telegram to THE
BEE. l-CATTLE - Business was fairly active.
with prices steady to II shade stronger on suit
able stock, su In us the export AMI dressed
beef trade wanted 1t was the same old story
concerning medium and common steers-slow
and difficult to sell. Texans sold n shade
stronger, and there We're about 1000 on the
market Native butchers stock sold stronger
than at the close of last week. Little or moth
ing Is going on in the stOckcr and feeder line.
Receipts light and demand limited. Choice to
extra becyes, I.50QL75; medium to good
steers, 1,35) to 1909 lbs, St0DO44O;
200 to 1850 lbs, $}7004l5; $50 to
200 lbs, S.5OG64.0O; stockors and
feeders, 81 @Oa3.2j; cows, bulls and mixed, 81 10
W3lO; bulk S2.OOCt2.20; SlOp fed sters, $j.N 90
4lO; Texas steers, s2,250I3OJ; cows, sl.5O@21O.
HOGS-B Business active, with an upturn of
about nickel all around. The great bulk of
mixed sold at S;},SJGD3,9O a few at 1880 and a
few at So5. Assorted heavy sold at SI.S5a305;
assorted Light and light mixed, Sj.000}95,a few
at S30ihG1AOO. About everything sold at the
nln,n-
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08

MEATs-Packers' prices-S smoked hams 16-lb
average, lOGi1OAc; smoked hams, 70 to ~ lbs,
04lI9lac; smoked hams r. TO II lbs, lOi4 &C.; extra
heavy hams, y TO q lbs average, 0l4c; skinned
slicing, Is to ~ lbs average, 94Wl0c; California
hams, ne; breakfast bacon. clear, : .Msc; rib,
7aGcsi4c; ham sausage. Sc; picnic hams, 1lac;
doz., S6OOi per b., 9aci dry salt meats, 54@ @6c ;
mess pork, per bbl, sll5OAl2.75 extra mess
beef, S.5O; sausage, per H.. bologna, 4c star,
4lac; liver, 4lgcj blood, 4i3c headcheese 4tac.
Add &C per Id for lots less than 50 lbs, Pig
pork, boneless per Dbl $3.50; half bbl S725;
half bbl Sh15; quarter bbl S2G5 eighth bbl sl,eO
kits, Is lbs, sl,l5i pigs feet, half bbls $40;
quarter bbls sl.5O; eighth bbls, s5ci kits Is lbs
less ham, Sc,
DRESSED BEEF-steers, 500 to COO lbs average,
native 6AQD61c; steers 400 TO 800 lbs average,
native, GG6l4c q cows and heifers, 400 10 500 lbs
average, sac.
FREsH PoRk-Pork lons, 51ci tenderloins,
&c; spare Ribs &c; shoulders. SCI hockk Se !
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, July -Cuttle-Rcccipts 14OOO:
market steady to shade higher; bccyes, Si5J
GU4.i5 steers, HL5JG44O; stOcitcrS and feeders,
S2.2OtsJ2j; cows bulls and mixed, SllOO3lOi
Texas cattle, ~ 5)thOO
llO-s-licccipts, q 900; market strongi mixed,
S3.ijiy}0O; heavy, S3.1OlJ3.0j light, SJ.iOUiOJ;
skips, SLOO0DJ4O.
Shccp-Rcccipts. 5000; market steady; ma
tivCs, ThjOlnlOO; Western, $40 Dt5Oi Texans
S32jU4.2j; lambs, A0ODi.OJ.
The Drovcrs' Journals special cablegram
from London quotes top American cattle at
i2NgGc higher per pound at l2ul!'sc per
pound, estimated dead weight
KANSAS CITY, July Z Cattle Rec cipts, $500
shipments, 240J; market lower; steers, Sjlj0
S2.Gjtl3.10.
IIoSs -lieccipts, 1000; shipments, 70O market
higher; all grades, T3.5),Di.SO.
ST. LOUIS, July 7.-Cattie-Rcccip $500
shipments 1850; fair tOtaucy nature steers
S3.SO04GO; stOc<crs and feeders $40 U$j,+0.
llogs-RccCipts. 1900; shipments, $50
higher and heavy, }Gje1S3G5i packing $500
$50; light, 3,1UUS3SI.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08

knights of pythias Biennial Conclave
nt Milwaukee,. WIS, July, 1890.

For this great occasion excursion tick
cts will be sold from all principal points
in the United States and Canada to Mil
waullee and return via the Chicago,
Milwaukee & ST Paul railway at half
rates.
As its name indicates the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul railway is the
direct route to Milwaukee, and as the
camp ground for the Uniformed Knights
Ito which point cars and trains will be
run through without transfer) is located
directly on this line, it will be seen that
the Chicago, Milwaukee q st. Paul rail
way has great advantage over other
routes which are unable to furnish such
facilities, and visiting Knights, their
families and friends should bear this
in mind when purchasing excursion
tickets.
A circular giving detailed information
will be mailed free upon application to
A. V. II. Carpenter, general passenger
agent, Milwaukee,, Wis.
j. E. PRESTON, f. A. NASH,
Pass. Agent Gcnl Agent.
1901 Farnam Street Darker Block,
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08
FINANCIAL.

NEW York. July I-TSpecial Telegram to
THE BEE l-STOCKs-There was no encourag
Ing feature to the stock market at the opening
any way and the street was still wondering
over the remarkable bank statement of Sat
urday, There was little incentive to trade.
First prices were irregular, but generally
lowcrdccl lines from Thursdays final figures
being from % to Hs per cent and while there
was mOmcntary periods of steadncss, the
hcaVlnCSS Of the opening soon again became
apparent and fractional losses we're the rule
Paul and AtchisOn showed cOnSid derabio ami
nation and the fist named displayed some
strength in early dealings, rising "a per cent
which, however was afterwards all lost
Erie declined 50 st. Paul, AtchsOn and New
Eng land like amounts, while Sugar Re tinerics
became specially weak late in the hour and
lost neGrly2 per cent There was no change
In the temper Of the speculation and at II
o'clock the market was dun and weak at
about the lowest prices reached. Before noon
through the list and prices ruled lower. Atch.
ison was OIL TO 46, burlington to 1Cj, Rock
Island to 0liS, St Paul to 7iiR. Union Pacific to
u and Coal stocks in proportion, Sugar was
at IlA against - at the close last week. There
was no advance and no good support any
total sales for the day we're little short Of
100000 shares. New England was the only
stock to recover from the depression and sold
up TO l3s, but lost !, before the close. Trust
stocks Were dull and lower. Atchison. North
western and Rock Island each closed point
lower than on Thursday, st. Paul lost II, per
cent ON western selling and poor May earn
ngS. Burlington and Union Pa itic each lost
but Il per cent. The market closed feature
less.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08

trimmings &c; back bones, &c; dressed hogs.
jc; cleaned pigs feet. per dozen. Dc; rough un-
cleaned pigs feet. per Dozen Nc.
DRESSED MurTON-ChOiCc dressed mutton,
0Rc; racks OF mutton, l4c, saddles OF mutton.
iocj breasts II mutton, 3ci legs " mutton. iOc.
CANNED MEArs-Corned beef, / ib $40;
s2.G0; lunch tongue, lb, HIj; Drawn, I 10.
~ 2O Drawn, lb. 900; OK tongues ~ lb. $500;
ON tongues = No. $500; Chlupcd beef H. lb
round cans. sl.20; roast beef Ill., round cans,
500; pottcd ham, "A lbrouud cans. Csc: potted
ham, . lb. round cans, .SI@; deyilcd ham, i,
III. round cans, Glc; deyiicd ham O., lb round
cans, St.2J; pOttcd OK tong uc. IA h. round cans
Glc; pOtted ON tongue. . III. round cans SI2J;
compressed ham, lb, Square cans Sl1i; COM
pressed ham, ; lb, square Cuu~. $40: tripe . h.
round cans, $50; minced lcolop., . Ill., round
SIS SIS '''''' ''''''' '''7' ' 'O' Sl l"''' cans
IoNEycoNB TRrrE-H -Hnlfbarrcls. sLi5; QUAR-
ter barrels, S2l0i eigh nth barrels tl1j; kits l5
poI< ToSGuEs Uncookcd- Mild cured
Half barrels, 100 lbs, $3.50; quarter barrels, 50
SAUSAGE CASINOS -Cattlc-Tierces and bar
rels, middle, per ID. 6'aci round 3itc; bungs,
&c; hog castings, is, per lb, hog buugs, No. 1,
middles, per set "a feet, aG'; weisuuds less
than l,0Oj-picrc lois 3lic g lch; small bladders.
less than 5oJ-d91 lots. iSc per dol; large blad-
LARD OILS-Bbls Extra lard oil, W = 4sc
extra No lard oil, i3c; NJ. lard oil 35c; No.
. lard OIL 3ic} pure neatsfoot oil 5Oc gal,
can, jjc gal, extra neutsf)pt oil, I3c; No |
ncatsfoOt oil, sc: tallow oil 42c.
SPGCED pIGs' TONGUES Halt barrels. Sll0O;
quarter barrels, I5ji eighth barrels, 500 kits,
TAtL0wHN no f. axe; stcarine. 6sc.
PlCKLED BEEF TONGUES-llulf barrels. $50;
quarter barrels. 800; eighth barrels 500
pure leaf 6lc; kettle. 6'sC. Add luc TO sc pei
lb for smaller packages,
PiCKLgD TRiPE-lIalf barrels $780, quarter
barrels, Sl.3j; eighth barrels, sue; kits, 10 lbs
each, bJC,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08
Metals.

BLOCK TIN-small pig 3Oo per lb bar, SOC
per ID.
COPPER Planished boiler sizes. E3c per ID;
cold rolled DE per ID; shcatng Bic per 10 pitts
aud fats 3ic per Id.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON-Discount 30 10 per
cent, pat plan. iron Nos. a and 97, \, lOiaci b.
viaC,
TiN PLATE-I. C., 1Ox24, 2}5 $780, 1. X, 1Ox14,
@25 $50.
TIN PLATE-Coke, 14x2O. 1i?, s3.e5
Charcoal, l. c., l4X2O, 112, $3.50; l..
Y. &15.
SHEET IRoN-No. %, $3.50; No. o. $50
SoLDER-Strctly half and half l6c.
STEEL NAILS Base 500.
STEEL WIRE NAHs-Basc, s265
WRE-Jap. barb, $685. galy. S3,s5.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08
Mining stocks.
PRODICE MARK EFT.

CHICAGO, July fills p. m. close Wheat
Firm; cash,SS'ici AugusEO0 SCI SeptemOeg, Wai
USSAc.
Corn-steadyi cash, 3Saci August, 37Ac;
Septem beE ,jSc
oats-.steady; cash, 9Si4ci August, 27Aci
September, 2aS@21lsc
Rye-Steady ut axe.
Rarley-Quiet
Prime Timothy-sL30.
ElaX-SlGl
Whisky-sl.O0
Pork-Dull; cash, tle. 90; September, tl1.75.
Lard--Dull; cash, $50: September s0.OO0
s0aR
Bgtter-ouieti creamery, rGl5ici DAIRY.
eQlic,
Wool aud clover easy, but not unchanged.
Flou. -unchanged; winter wheat, Sl9O9L4SQ;
spring, sLiesLiS5; rye, e.50G35Q
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08
OM4H4 IVH0LES4LE MARHETS
Produce.


FISH--Pcrl lb: Perch &c; buffalo, 7c; perch
1c. DirkCrel sc; nike DC: trout DC: white Or.
croppe. i0c; cat iiSh, lie; cod steak Pc noun.
dcrs l9c; Oregon salmon l5r: HACK bnsS i5c.
lohstors ISc '
JEIJIES--3i sCIir per HI
DRFSsED NEAL--t 'hoice mcdiun 6GI-c. lirht
5G5I.c; hcayy 4N5c
IISsEED Or Raw 6Qc. boiled G3c
CIDER Per bbl. refined si.Ol. half bbl 81 o..
hard cider purc nor bbl ~ 90, orange ri nj rr
half hill 500: near cider hnif bbl H. %
CHEESE-.EXtra fancy cream twins 1Oc.
fancy fun cream twins, OTsc; choice iuli
Cronfl twins DE-. rood full Crr,r m twins sr.
fancy skins, ;G7T,r: ch"ire Skins. Ga8ISc,
fair To good 5Gl5lsc; choice Y0tIur America
1Oc; fancy limburvrr zee: fancy brick io~:
domestic swiss l5Mltc
BIrTTEIt--C 'rcaurry fancy rolls Driut lG6n
1Gl.c, creamery fnIcy solid packed no I4c:
creamery, choice, lOGl1c: dairy fancy rolls
and prints l9GlI3.; dairy fancy solid mack ed
IWd re; dairy ciolcr 'g6IOc. Countrv roll
fancy sdQc; choice. iGsc; lnforiO or sGGjc 0'
EGGs-1Oc for strictly fresh; stale not sale
able
POULTRY-Per dozen choice hens S3ONTl3 10.
choice mixed. $25Od3.O0; roosterS 50 500, Isl
spring chickens 81 O0tl2 u for small: 50 25l}O I'D
for medium; : I5O1S4 80 for large; live turkeys
per lb S0dlGc
C0RN-2Sa3Oc.
OATs-2GU:}Oc
HAYS OOlrIl0O.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08

Provisions Shoulders. 6.eo6lGj; shortclcar,
S4ptjiO; short ribs, 81. .ljd52
Cheese =. lnnctivei full cream cheddars,
id.lici flats, iaD5hci Young Americas, ~
Eggs-wcek; fresh. on Zoe.
liides-Unchange light green saltcd 5l@
Gci Satsi bulls DC; green saltcd calf, BAWici
dry nlnS Gt7c; dry salted hides, &C.; dry calf,
5Ggcj deacons @c each. ,.
Tallow-Unchangcd packed is9l4ci No. 2,
-, Receipts shIpm'ts
Flour ......... .,,................ 15UOO - 900
Wheat ....,........ .............. $1,000 2l9vOl
Corn ........ ................. .iGl,OOJ ll2JOOO
Board adjourned over until tuesday. '''''''
New NORK. july Wheat Receipts 212 100
bushels exports. 4g,l5O bushels; spot firm;
No No. 2Ted; Vi'Ae In elevator o,,s5l@Ac asoatj
red, Jul v, closing at0j7sC.
Co. Receipts iOiVJ0 bushels; exports, 2i1-
$50 bushels spot firm; NO I2AW4gl ic incicya-
options steady July closing ' at 45sc. l -
Oats-Rcccipt 1850 bushels; exports nonei !
spot armSFi N2 wTS YGse' Sei i miIsd @
options hrnori July closing at sc.
CoGcC-Jptlons closed steady TO 10
P269, @ @S?i Ass aiSi 3S S1s' S0 sDoS 5uy ro
Hrmj fair curgOcs. 2l.OO.
Sugar-Raw firm; refined steady.
Petroleum United closed for August at
Eggs TancyRrm; western prime 1HsG14hc,
Pork steady mess, SlJ25gl@' -; ,,.... T.,
definite; steami closing s.GOii July closed ut
Butter-Fancy firm; others weak; Elsln,
1H3c western dairy Ggllc, cream mery,
Chccse-strongcr; part skins. 56Glsc.
MINIATURES, july -Whcat-Unsetted; No.
Corn-Quicti No. 3. 3OHLHc
Rye, Quiet No, J. i4sac.
Bmley.-lirmi no, p iOc.
nroyis ions L'irmcr
Pork 1880
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08
O.Eifgi LIVE STOCK,
Cattle.

Monday July7.
Estimated receipts Of cattle 1900 com pared
with "A Saturday and l4i2 Monday of last
week. The market opened actiN at steady
prices on both steers and COWS. By the middle
of the forenoon the market became We and
then broke declining 5Gt i0c. The receipts of
stocicrs and feeders were liberal but OF poor
quality. The market was slow and lower
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08
Hogs.

Estimated receipts of hogs 400. compared
with l,gO Saturday and 4,i6s Monday OF last
week. The market opened active al a shade )
advance, closing firm at / he advance, with all
sod. Light hogs We're steady while heavy
S355a3G7Ia light 80. .5Jg360; mixed, S3.6jGl3G5;
heavy. S3.G9l ,GC3G1Ia. The average of the
prices paid for hogs was Sj62lg. compared with
week
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08

Through coaches Pullman palace
sleepers, dining cars, free reclining chair
cars to Chicago and intervening points
via the great Rock Island route. Ticket
Office 1902, Sixteenth and Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08
Sheen,
Prevailing Prices.

Estimated receipts of sheep, 1421. The de-
man for good muttons ont.nues in excess of
the receipts.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08
The fol!owlng were the CLOSING auotatIons:

MoNEY-Ensy at 315 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PApER-JG7 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Quiet ana steady;
sNty-day OlllS Ns4h; demand, ASS.
Mining Stocks.
NEW SoRN. July 7.-lSpecIal Telegram to
THE BEE The following are the mining stock
quotations;
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08
Highest and Lowest sales of Hogs.
Stock ReCcjDts,

Official Saturday. Estimate l Today.
Cattle. Bears, ~ CATTLE. 81 cars, 1900
llOgsn.... 30 cars, 1910 Hogs II cars, 40.
IInrsnS oar u
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08
Range of Prices.

ITOIiS,
The following table shows the range OF
prices paid for hogs:
lair to choice light hogs.u....,.S3 65 az GO
Fair TO choice heavy .......,....... G!icWj 6.!a
Fair 10 choice mixed .............,. " GyJ 60
SHEEP,
Prime fat sheep 40 05 10
Good Tat sheep .,.....,.....,.. - Wi W
Common to medium shcep......,. jO W4 10
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08
Average Cost of Hogs
COmparatIXe Tables
Days

The following table shows the range II
prices on hogs during this and last week:
Omaha daily bee., 1890-07-08
Average Price of Hogs

Showing the average price paid for loads OF
hogs ON the days Indicated in 1851 lsSS, lsSJ
and 1890;
The Helena independent., 1890-01-31
PERSONAL.

John Hancocks, of Three Forks, is in the
city.
Edwin J. Mayo is staying at the Cosmo-
politan.
Chas. Matthias and wife, Of St. Paul, are
al the Merchants.
4. o. Townes and S. Kinnear, of Pony,
are At the Merchants.
T. h. Warren. the theatrical manager of
Marysville, is III town.
W. T.. Patterson of Burke, Idaho, is So
journing in the capital
John and William Sanford came in from
Canyon Creek yesterday.
j. W. Pool, prominent cattleman of
Choteau, is at the Grand Central.
W. Hussey. of Spokane Falls, is visiting
the city and is AZ the Iraud Central.
Oscar A. Sparta. prominent miner OF
Indian Creek, WAS in the city yesterday.
John l.. Sloan came in from Missoula
yesterday and Is guest of the Grand Cen.
tral.
James A. Murray, Montana's member of
Ward McAlllster's 100. came over from
/ Butte Yesterday.
David Cowan, Box Elder: Harry Lund
Big Sandy; Harry Florence, Marysville. arc
AZ the Merchants.
NJ. }. Connolly. of Dubuque, Iowa, ar
rived from the east Yesterday and is gucs
of the Grand Central.
Cecil Rolmont and wife. OF Sioux City
and i. +. Wllkin and wife, of Ellision, ar,
[ guests Of the Cosmopolitan.
John Finn. Of the Northern Pacific rail
road arrived in the clty last evening and il
guest of the Grand Central.
James II. Monteath, the rump legislator
who was caught with the grip. came ovel
from the other side of the range last even
ing.
W. s. Mellen. general manager Of Tho
Northern Pacllic. and Y. G. lhrall. assist
ant To President Oakcs. are in the city anc
/ leave ior the west this morning on a special
". G. Richmond. of Miles City. for Seat
tie. j. \. stafford and son. for san Fran
cisco, and l., H. Schoonbefg. for -. Paul
left for their respective destinations yester
day via the Northern Pacific.
-. +. Byrne left for San Francisco las
evening via the great and only" was point
cr that Nr. Edgar, general agent of th
Northorn Pacific. whispered into the auricu
lar nppcndage of a reporter yesterday.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-31
J0TTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Brother Penrose Is a regular attendant at
the salvation Army barracks.
Emil Gagnon was released yesterday.
He said he doesn't believe there was anv
shooting nj all on jackson street.
The Oregon Short Line is now open for
traffic" iriunphuntly exclaimed Agent
Neazie yesterday when asked for the latest
news.
A social will be- given this evening al the
residence of Mrs II. &. Rice, l,Oi7 Fifth
avenue, by the Young Peoples society of
the Baptist church.
At n contest last night in rapid calcula.
iion nj the 1elenn business college, Arthur
l'ellrtior, Paul Dogge and Miss Gcnevieye
Roberts were declared yictors.
All sienographers in the city are requested
to meet az the Montana business college
Saturday evening al O'Clock. Business OF
/ importance will be transacted.
Henry Knoll was given fifteen days yes.
terday for slcaling n shirt. Knoll com.
mitted the theft just 10 secure free broad
and lodging. and he WIS accommodated.
The young people IN connection with the
/ Congregational church will hold tag socia
tonight ~ the home of Miss Mary Hamil.
| ton. on Hemlock street. Those who know
what a tag social Is will be sure To be there
those who do not know will rejoice TO learn
The Helena independent., 1890-01-31
THE COURTS.
4 Large Number of Criminal Trials Nett
Month

\ Large Number of Criminal Trials Next
Month.
4,7Oi-Charles l.. Clark vs.. Richard Or
chard defendant ". ID. Wheeler iled rep.
lica,ion to answer Of II. +. Hogan to cross
complaint
Tho grand jury returned true bills against
Frank TAYLOR and Frank Woods. No bill
against Emil Gngnon.
State vs.. Frank Taylor and Charles
Wood defendants arrNiened.
Amelia jacobs vs.. Wm. Weir ct al; de
fendant's demurrer overuled; ten DAYS
granted for answer.
60A-S. Westheimer vs.. Nicholas Baatz;
defendants demurrer overruled and eleven
days gwen TO answer
Armstrong vs.. McCarcr; case dismissed
al plaintiffs cost.
/ i,olG-Olof Larson vs.. Hannah Larson;
proof heard and divorce granted.
The following trials we're set: State W..
Mm. Eastin, burglary. on Feb. n: state vs..
W. l.. Luunick, Feb. -; state VS.. Thomas
Cannon. Feb. ~; state W.. Noerteudyke.
forgery. Feb. -; state vs.. Mcclure, for
gerry, Feb. -. state vs.. y. II. MckenIie,
forgery, Feb. -; state ys. Nieman. burglary,
March 1, state vs.. Montgomery lafcenv,
March ., state vs., james Dolan. rape
March I; state vs.. All Jim, murder. March
o. state VS. Albert jackson. murder. Marcel
~; state VS.. AlcA. PRton, manslauchter
MWch u.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-31

THF Sultan Of Turkey. through his
minister, has asked this government to
suppress an Armenian newspaper print
ed IN New York which has been deyoting
its energies toward directing attention
to the abuses practiced 10y Turkish
officials in America. The gentle Turk
has a way Of regulating the press ut
home by clapplng the editor in prison or
dropping him, tied in a sack, into the
Bosphorus when he ventures TO express
On opinion that isn't complimentary tc
the ruler or his practices. When he
learns that President Harrison hasn't
similar liberty in dealing with the pres.
he will perhaps adopt tho phrase Of The
illustrous Webster Flanagan and ask
"What are We here forf"
The Helena independent., 1890-01-31

Canada, that q prohibitivc duty be
placed upon foreign illustrated papers
in the Dominion. 10 IS ridiculous 10
a,lcgc that home talent is in any manner
or degree repressed by The appearance
upon library tables OF in thc family
circle of such publications us Harpef's
Weekly, Puck or Judge, or the London
Illustrated News or Graphic. IL the
perusal Of such papers has any effect
upon the production Of home papers i
will be to stimulate rather than 10 dis
courage by cultiyating the taste for that
class of Journals The suggestion plainly
emanates from IN infant.indUstry-
phobst of the rankcst description.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-31

GRAND DrKE Serious. brother of the
Czur OF Russia, has been banished from
ST. Petersburg for taking what Indiana
republicans would call "a patriotic inter
est in politics" Things are done differ
entity in the United States, where the
president takes the best Of care Of his
relatives by placing them at the public
,r,t
The Helena independent., 1890-01-31

NELLlI go. mad '" trip around the
world in sc,elty twol-.s and fraction.
II was in description of her personal
appearance and not Of any mental traits
TINT an admring New York reporter
alluded n "the black haired and bronze
faced Nellie Bly," a check of adamant
might be Of aid in globe-trotting, but a
face Of bronze goes beyond the bounds OF
necessity.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-31
ALMOST A PANIC.
Fine Performance Interrupted by nj
Unfortunate Incident

Fine Performance Interrupted by an
Unfortunate Incident.
The good sense Of the audience prevented
a serious panic at Ming's opera house last
evening. During the third act Of the play
the house became suddenly filed with
smoke. People started to their feet. and for
a moment it looked as if the theater was on
fire. Shouts of "Sit down; il is nothing but
the furnace restored some degree of order,
though the smoke increased in volume every
second. II resulted from a break in the
pipe at the chimney. The drought being
removed the smoke was forced from the
furnace through the heaters into the the
ater. After time the smoke left the room
and the performance which had not been
stopped was finished.
Il was 10y all odds the most finished and
artistic dramatic performance of the sea.
son. Nordeck is a strong dramatization OF
thrilling story OF Russian Poland. There
are few weak points in its construction, and
the line of interest is held TO the end
Frank Mayo, Ms the impulsiye. headstronl
YET tender hearted WaldenAr, won rounds OF
applause. His character was sustained
with an unusual degree of power and intel
ligence. The effectiveness of Mr.. MRyo'i
acting comes largely from the absence OF al
artificial attempts. Ii is the best result oi
dramatic art. His support was exception
ally good. Mr.. Edwin +. Mayo AS the Prime,
Leo gave good evidence of inherent talent
At times his acting WIS quite as good III
that of his father. Mr laylor's part wal
given with the careful attention Of training
and experience. Miss Seymour's charming
picture Of the arttul young woman caugh
favor. Miss La We're had difficult part
but It WIS rendered with sympathetic mod
eration. Miss Burners is a handsome an,
graceful woman as well AS an excellent AT
tist. The other characters we're wei
handled. and the entire performance wa
given with harmonious action. The COS
tunes were rich and appropriate. Nordecl
will be repeated this evening, To-morroS
afternoon and evening Mr.. Mayo will ap
pear in his famous character Of Dav
Crockett.
The Helena independent., 1890-01-31
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The Helena independent., 1890-01-31

THE resignation of Secretary Blaine
may be looked Tor at no very distant
day, and is distinctly foreshadowed " be
tween the lines" Of the following para
graph from the pen Of Senator Hawley
in his pnper, The Hartford Courant; an
reference 10 the reports OF Mr. Blaine's
contemplated retirement on account oi
his recent affections, il can be authori
tatiyely stated that the present secre
tary Of state will continue to perform
his official daies until the close Of th'
Pan American congress"