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IN WILLIAMS DoMINIoNs.
The Burial ofthe Aged Ernprcss-Iiohemin
and the Germans.

lCop' rightod 1870 by New York Associated Press
BERLIN. Jan. 1l.-public attention was
concentrated to-day upon the funeral OF
Empress Augusta to the exclusion of all
other topics. The final ceremony OF the
funeral service was like the other pnris, all
planned to be a repetition OF the funeral of
Emperor William. The way was lined
10y troops and by various trade guilds. by
students, by members OF veteran societies
and so ON, and behind these throneed
thousands Of sileut, sympathetic spectators.
The ecclesiastical services, rs well "a the
military part Of the scene, was a repetition
OF the honors paid to the renowned hus-
band Of the deceased. The emperorlaid up
on the coffin magnificent palm branch.
with logg white silk ribbons bearing the
imperial arms and u crown in gold, Prince
Bismarck sent large wreath surrounding
a cross of Niolets.
Among many anecdotes now made public
IN regard 20 the dead empress IL one that
once she sent gift TO n distressed widow.
Afterwards she was told that the woman's
husband had been a socialist, and she saidi
II do not care whHt the political opinions
of the man were; | only remember that hc
left hungry family"
10 is expected the conference Of the Iio-
hemian, German aue Czech parties will end
to-day. The delegates are reticent respect
ing the proceedings. The Germans hold
that Count raafe has asked them 10 help
him solve the insoluble problem
against themselves. In bohemia there
are 2.O00O0 Germans and 1900.
coo Czechs The Germans stand in
that country in stronger position than the
Ulstermen IN Ireland. Yet laafe has ignored
them for ten years and gives the rclns 10
C2echs. lie now finds that in this he has
not even plensed the Czechs themselves.
Yet he now asks the Germana 10 help him
uut OF his dilemma by making further con-
ce ,sions for the rake of peace. This they
hold TO be absurd politics. The Germans
accuse Count raafe of trying 10 make all
Bohemia a Czech country, and in conse-
qnencc OF the success of the efforts in that
direction. they say the German imperial
patriotism is disappearing. On the
other hand, the Czeohs do not
contemplate the Germans as innocent and
helpless victims of persecution, and init
mate that this is not the first time they have
heard OF the exclusive virtue Of that race.
They accuse the Germans OF endeavoring 90
erndicatr the Czech language and institu-
tions. and whatever else may stand in the
way of German domination. and assert that
they themselves have had fair play in the
conflict only since Count Iaafe has been IN
Office. They do not dispute the full right OF
the Germans 10 use their own language In
the districts occupied by them, but they
hold that Bohemia should bo as indepcnd.
ent as Hungary is, and claim the emperor
should recognize their national rights and
privileges by being crowned king of Bohe
mia nj Prague, as the emperors formerly
were.
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The Idaho Delegate Wins His First
Victory Over the Illinois
Representative.
SprinCer's Omnibus Bill TO Wait
Until the Idaho Bill is Out
of tho Way.
Representatives Of the Farmers Ask for
the Same Protection Ms IL Given
the Manufacturers.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1l.-lSpecial, There
WAS q little racket in the house committee
ON territories this morning. Delegate Du-
bois asked the committee to consider the
Idaho and Wyoming bills. but Springer, of
Illinois, insisted that tho omnibus bill he
had introduced for the four territories
shuald be heard. Dubois and Springer had
Il little contest over the matter, the former
arguing that Springer's bills were enabling
acts only, while the othor bills provided for
admission on the constitutions already
adopted. Dubois won the day. and had
next Wednesday set for considering his hill
alone. Ex-Gov. Stevenson, the democratic
governor, and Hon. George Ainsic, former
y democratic delegate are here To help Du-
bois in his admission work, They have
told the democrats in congress plainly that
any opposition 10 the admission of Idaho at
this time would make il hopelessly republi-
can for all time, while in ease of admission
without democratic opposition. IL would
give thom a fighting chance TO carry the
new state.
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There ia good story told in the 81. JOS
eph Herald of tho economical qualities of
two well-known and wealthy gentlemen liy-
ing in the cast part Of the town that Is n
good lesson for those recklessly extrnyagant
persons who are not possessed Of the true
spirit Of economy. On a cortnin night ono
OF these gentlemen called on tho other 90
transact q little business at the former res
idencc. The host lighted a candle that they
might cxnmino some papers, bat imme-
diately blew ~ ont agnin when they were
through, leaving both sitting in the darA .
"Why did you blow out the candloY'
asked the caller.
''Oli, We can talk in the dark as well as in
the hight, and il saves the CANDLE" WAS the
reply.
They continued their conversation for a
short time, when the host heard some niys-
terious sounds coming from the direction Of
the nnller's chair, and inquired what his
friend WIS doing.
"Why," said his friend, ''ii's dark in here
and no one can see me- 81 thought would
tnkeoG NY trousers and saye the wear on
thOn.'
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-12
DIED AS He HAD LIVED.
Big Mack, a Notorious Gambler and
Bad Man, Killed at
Spokane.
The Trouble the Result OF a Quar-
rel Over tho Theft of Faro
Chips.
The Victim Former Butte saIoonkeeper
Who several Times Narrowly Es-
capped Lynchiug.

SPOKANE FAILS. Jan. H. Special. III.
McCrossin, better known as Big Mack.
gambler aud all round sport, was shot and
killed this morning by Harry L. Buer in
front Of a saloon. kept by Baer and jacob
Moetg, well known ms Dutch Jake. Nc
Crossn and Baer had trouble two weeks ago
ON account of difficulty which occurred
between Big Mack and Dutch Jake at
Thompson's Falls, Mont, five years ago, in
which Big Mack got the worst of il. Inn
mediately before the shooting Baer elected
man from his saloon for stealing chips at
one of the gambling games. Big Mack in
terfered and struck Baer over the eve, where
upon Baer pulled his pistol and fred two
shots, one of which entered Big Mack's
right side. He ran across the street and fell
on the sidewalk, expiring in half an hour.
Two hours afterwards pistol was picked
up near where he fell.
Big Mack leaves u family in this city.
He was powerful man, weighed 260 pounds,
and before ho got no neshy was something
of prize fighter. On one occasion, when
he resided at Minneapolis, Patsy Cardiff
made an unsuccessful effort 10 knock him
out in ak rounds. Big Mack was a notori-
GUS confidence sharp and regarded as bad
man. he was run out of Spokane Falls in
1884. suffered the same fate at Hurley, Wis,
and st. Paul. The yigilantes endeavored TO
hang him at Thompson's Falls. but he es-
capped. In addition 10 the sobriQuet of
"Big Mack" McCrossin was known as the
Kansas City Kid and Birmingham Pete.
He kept a saloon nj Butte City, Mont, last
fall, and came here two months ago. He
was :sI years old. Harry Baer has always
been regarded as n quiet and peacenble ciii-
zen. With his partner, Dutch Jake, he
made fortune in the Coeur dAlone mines
few years ago, invested all in Spokane
Falls. where they built tho Frankfurt block,
one of the finest buildings in the north
west. which was destroyed by fire Aug. 4,
and is now being rebuilt. llaer was put
under 50 100 bonds this afternoon TO appear
for preliminary examination next We'd
nesday.
Tie gambling games of the city, which
were closed n month ago and reopened upon
the adjournment of the grand jury. we're
closed again this evening by order Of Mayor
Furth. The closing was preeipitated by the
killing Of Crossin.
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North DakoIa Patronage.

The federal appointments in North Da-
kota are giving the delegation considerable
trouble. There was meeting this after
noon at the residence of Representative
hunsbrough, and the appointments OF
North Dakota were thoroughly discussed,
but no agreement was reached. There are
slN candidates for judge: Ball, Thomas,
Nickens Leyisie, Johuson and kunshaw,
and ban has the best show. N. y. Johnson
IN hIs application, It IL said says he womb
make I"Jtfst ana upright Judge For dis
trlct attorney WoouruI, Stevens.
spencer, Greene aud Buttz are
c"nuidutes, with the chances in the
ordcr named. For marshal. inggart. Price.
BaIley and Bristol are canuidat, ., with the
prospect favorable 20 Haggart, If lie wall
resign as member of the legislature. There
is the most friendly iceling IA the deega-
ton, and wnen the recommendations are
made IT will be by agreement. k,presenta-
tIye HdusbrUugh may not join, bat IN the
court oihcers 10 recognizes Lhat he Is not
the appointing power
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Carter Has the Call.

II was expected that there would be a
meeting of the Western Congressional asso
citation tonight, but owing TO the sickness
of Wee President HanAbrough and Secre-
tary Carter il WIS postponed. Mr.. Carter
wanted TO get out and make recommends
tions Tor Montana Offices, but has not been
aOle. President HARRISON recognizes that 1t
~ unlikely that the senator's 1. ON that state
will be seated IN time 10 make fecommendu-
lions. lhs republicans in the senate will
not saat the men sent down here without
the governors cert .iicate until full Inves-
iiRailon mas been made, and then II n prob
aDie that botn sets will be rejected. Neither
party IN the senate WISHES 10 take the re-
spollsibnity of seating senators when such
an lrregulurty exists.
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COURT AT BOULDER.
Judge Galbrnith Overrnies the Challenge
TO the Grand Jury-Koutine business.

buhEf etiOfhhin oftffuitN tue thNlfukt
TO IN. Grand Jury-Koutine business.
BouIDmi, Jan. li.-ISpecial. lin the
district court to-day John Keefe was an.
raiened 10 plead TO the indictment for high.
way robbery returned by the grand iury
yesterday. George ID. Greene, counsel fol
keefe, objected 90 pleading until decision
had been rendered on the challenge TO the
grand jury argued yesterday. Judge Gal
braith then oyerrulcd tho challenge and ex-
ceptons were noted by all the attorneys rep
resented in the general challenge. IL is
likely that an extended opinion in the mat
Ger will be handed down byJudge Galbraith
on Monday.
No further indictments were returned by
the grand jury TO day and business in court
was cOrrespondingly light.
l,@i-A. LaPlante ct nj. va. Pink Wilson;
appeal dismissed AT defendants cost.
l,0lj-Frank Il. Hearrdt Va. William Il.
McAllister; motion 10 dismiss answer sus-
tanned.
State of Montana Va. John Keefe: high
way sobbery; time TO plead extended until
Monday at 10 a. m.
The grand jury reported insufficient evil
dence 10 convict Matthew Morrissey, held
with keefe for the same ofense, and he was
discharged to-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-12
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

NJ. 4. Quimby a Co., manufacturing jow-
elefs. Of Boston. have iniled.
l.. A. Hubbard. managing eltor OF the
Hartford Courant for twenty-threc years, II
doad.
The British squadron which has been as
sembling in the waters NJ Lanzibnr for sey-
eTnl days sailed south yesterday.
Railway travel in Canada is deleyed hy
snow. The mercury yesterday is reported
from various points as ranging ~ below
ZtrO.
One Of the Vanderbilts, Of New York, has
purcha-ed from the Earl Of Dudley the
famous picture. "Ihe Grand Canal oi Ven
lce" The price paid for the painting wni
e2UOU.
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TO FIGHT THE STANDARD.
Combinations Being Formed Between Oi
pradu..r. and Inr.i,n.ra

Combinations Being Formed Between OIL
Producers and Foreigners.
NIw YonK Jan. 1.-THE Sun says a COM
bination is being made between some Of the
principal oil producers of Pennsylvania and
the owners of foreign capital for the pur-
pose Of constructing new pipe lines between
the oil fields aud the coast. The movement
is the most important in the oil industry
which has been attempted since the Stand
ard Oil 90 secured its monopoly of the pipe
line transportation. II contemplates the
purchase outright Of wells valued at ten
millions, the construction Of competing pipe
lines and combination of many of the
principal producers who do not wnnt 10 sell
their wells.
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CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
Creditors of Chicago Firm Object TO "a
Court Order.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1l.-Twelye lawyers ap-
ared in Judge Collins court this morning
representing the unsecured creditors for
$4,000 ol Deimcl Brothers 10 protest
ngainst the proposed order allowing the re-
ceiyer TO sell $4,000 worth of manufacture
ed goods now in the warehouse OF the firm.
Lawyer Meyer boldly declared the failure
was y swindle. In September. 1889. said
he. the firm made a statement that their
assets exceeded liabilities by $4,000. To-
fay the liabilities are S8OO,0J0. but what tue
n sets are no one knows They have lately
invested eEtraynguntly in fine homes, and
have positive information that they have
secrefed large quantities Of goods In ware
houses Judge Collins directed the firm 10
submit ~ nm cx mination beforu master
in chanrory, and told the lawyer to prepare
ininrot ons against the warehouse CONF
panies.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-12

CHICAGO, Jan. 1l.-ln the court Of COM
mon pleas to-day The counsel for Shelmer-
dine a Erwin asked for an injunction TO
restrain the voting trustees OF the Reading
from selecting officers Of that company on
Monday. Counsel contended that the for
nation Of tho voting trust was illegal; that
il was a violation of the charter OF the com ..
pany. and also yiolat on of the special
legislation applied 10 the company. The
object Of the petitioners IL 10 prevent the
reelection of Austin Corbin as president Of
the Reading company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-12

Mail service was to-day established be-
tween Como and Lula. Montana, once n
week and between Livingston and Coke
dale, Montana, six times "A week.
Among the postmasters appointed to-day
were the following; Montana, A. Ham
field, Rochester, Deer Lodge county; Ore
gon, >. j. LHughln, Stewart, Grant county.
Col. ". j. Ball, of Fargo, is in Washing
ton. The colonel is u candidate for United
states dlstrict Judge, but asserts that there
IL nothing political IN his visit 10 the capi-
th.
Secretary Of War Proctor has direct ed
that Second Lieutenant john q. Malshe, OF
the Hgnnl corps. be relieved from duty al
-. Paul and go to Bismarck North Dako-
ta, TO take charge Of certain military tele-
graph lines.
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Sbotto Death.

COLUMBUS. S. c., Jan. 1l.-William Black
q oolored youth who had Just completed a
term in the peniiontiary and returned 10
tied TO Il tree hy a white man named keedy,
and shot b death. Before committing the
brutal deed kendy knelt down and prayed
for his victim. Several white men stood by
nd witnessed the murder without protest.
No arrests were made.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-12
Washington Hard To Please.

Senators Squire and Aller had a long
conference to-day over federal offices, with
the one result Of narrowing the field with
out arriving at definite conclusions. No
recommendations have been made, and an-
other conference will be necessary. Judge
sam II. Hyde, Of Spokane Falls, who has
been a candidate for the federal iudgeship,
was with the senators and after confer
enoe Withdrew from the race. The sena-
tors Will confer again on Monday. when
they hOpe 10 arrive az definite conclusions.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-12

LoSDoS, Jan. ll.--ln the libel suit brought
by Parnell against the Tiines, the court has
refused the Times appeal against answer
ing intorrogatories regarding the circula-
tion Of the Times at the time of tho publi-
cation Of the articles on .'Parncllism and
Crime" The court, however, allowed the
appeal of the Times against disclosing the
nnmes Of the parties from whom II received
the information on which tho articles we're
4
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stnhhr,I m. Rlval.

oHIcAGo, Jan. ll,-While walking along
the street tonight, with John Baine-, james
pendcrgrast suddenly turned and plunged a
knife into his companions heart. He
coolly W ibdrew the weapon. remHrkinci
,nere, guess that went through him.
H ran away. but was captured III a short
time. The two men have been rivals fol
three years for the favor of Il woman.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-12

HUNTINGTON. w. Va, Jan. 1.-THE sheriff
of Lincoln county was holding the Jail at
Hamlin last night against an armed mob that
was clamoring Cor the blood Of Bart Far
rnl. who killed Joseph Butcher on Hart's
creek week ago. F0rral is a Mccoy man,
while Butcher was follower of Hatfield.
This work will undoubtedly reopen the
whole Lincoln county war.
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U,rtInp,on s.riousIy III.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Marquis OF Hart
ington is dangerously i'll at Horton Hail. in
Norfolk. lie has been the guest Of Baron
Hirsch for week, aud caught cold while
shooting. II has developed into congestion
of the lungs. The possibility Of the death
ent time gives rein 10 speculation. and is
the sensation Of the hour IN the political
wnrld
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Farmers Demand EnnnlitY.

Before the ways and means committee to-
day, Alexander Ledburn, of Alexandria,
Va. appeared rs the representative of the
Legislative committee of the national
grange and Virginia state grange 20 demand
equal protection Of the farmer with the
steel. iron and wool manufacturers. lie
wanted equal legislation and protection OF
the farmers by means of b0unties.
CoinVlIus Morrison. of New York, repre-
sontiag the importers ana growers Of rice.
protested against AN increase Of the present
duties.
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From the Wrong Bottle.

DEARBoRN Mich, Jan. ll.-A terrible
mistake was made in the family Of Merrill
Griffin here last night. The family had in
nuonza and took strychnine instead Of
uuininc. MIR. Griffin, his wife, daughter
The daughter died ut O'Clock this morn q
and there is no hope for Mr. Griffin. Mrs.
Griffin and the son have u bare chance to
mil through
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-01-12

MADISON, s.. d., Jan. 1.-THE bank Of
South Dakota has assigned TO VI. w. Daily.
Assets $4,000; liabilities unknown. The
assignment of the bank forced the Labele
Ranch Horse Import ny company TO a.sicn
yesterdny. The fnneh assets are Si50,OO0,
mostly IN land md horses; liabilities $4,000.
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Cattle Thief Convicted.

MnsouLA, Jan. 1l.-Ispecial.l Angus
Kennedy was convicted of stealing aud
butchering cattle here to-day, and sentenced
to eighteen months in the penitentia'y y,
Tbomas Elliott, who was indicted with him,
jumped hs bonds during the past few days
ami the bonds have been f,,-,..Sited.
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III EuoRs, Jan. 1l.-lSpeoial.l DIR. Edgar
Brooke, who attended ibe late william
Bumby in his illness, says that Mr.. Bumby's
death was due to disease Of the heart and
not to pneumonia following influenza as
first reported.
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Sunday school superintendent in Phila-
dolphin al-Now, where do you all expect 10
20 when you dief
Clnss-Heaven.
:. :. superlntendent-If whnti
Class-if we buy oar clothes nj Wana-
maker's.-Cloihier and Furnisher.
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BrR1Is, Jan. 1.-THE funeral Of the En-
press Augusta took place to-day The
weather was excellent. Court Chaplain
Egel delivered mn oration in the chapel OF
the Schloss, where the remains were lying.
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shnl hY q Temalc AnnrehI.t

Moscow, Jan. il.-While engaging in lend
ing a raid ON nihilist club Of this city. tho
chief of the secret police was shot by q
woman named Olgn ChaIenko. The woman
then committed suicide.
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A nunrfelte and TrIpIcts.

Sr. Louis, Jan. 1.-THE wife Of C. Page.
a merchant OF ingersoll, Texas, yesterday
gave birth 70 four we'll developed babies.
The mother and little ones are getting
along nicely. The wife of n. II. Pegram,
residing five miles from Carrollton, Ills.
gave birth to three girls to-day.
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The King Is Better.

MADmD Jan. 1.-The condition Of the
king this morning is more favorable. lie
slept al intervals during the night, Special
mass for his recovery was celebrated nj .
O'Clock this morning in the private chapel
OF the paluca.
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CmcAoo, Jan. 1.-THE annual report of
the national w. @. T. q. shows the total
membership for 1859 Of 1898. pnin Of
3,k2l over the paid membership of less.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-11-17
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Advertiser.
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Rochester Morning Herald.
SD babe Warmers Safe Cure 9ebraubt, un6 babe
esna9 beIteu1 @iffen uub @etuifien mur Ieinemt re9t.
aeitigen @ebrau9 gu baufen, baB mild ni9t bic
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Der Scioto Gazette, Gbiatcotbe, Sbip, in eiueu1 npm
so. Stunt 1890 battrten 8riefe.