The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-14

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capitol 10 500 whether II rssemblsd III,
prints OF IL he had seen.
Henator-elect Calvin 8. Frice takes ui
eighteen lines Of tho magazine in dsscrib'
ing his career. II will sbe II surprise Il
lnany to- know TINT ho was d soldier IN tht
OWL war. This ii what lie rays: ..galyit
Stewart BricS of Lima wan born in Den
mark, Ohio, Sept. u, 1s4b; entered Milan
university at Oxford, OHIO, September
1858. enlisted in Capt. Dodd'a university
company April, 1851, and served at Camt
jackson, Columbus, Ohio; in April, 1867,
enlisted III Capt. M~cEarland's university
company A, EiRhty-sixth Ohio VOLUNTEERS
infantry. and served the summer Of tina
year in West Virginia; was graduated Al
three months in the public schools At Lima,
recruited 4 company, re-entered the service
as captain of company u, One Hundred and
Eightieth Ohio volunteer infantry, and
served in the First division OF the Twenty
thi.d corps in Tennessee, Georgia, and
Carolina until duly, 1865; studied law III
the law department OF the university OF
Michigan at Ann Arhor, and was admitted
to the practice by the state and United
States district and circuit courts at
Cincinnati in the spring Of 1866; was
on the Tilden electoral ticket in 1876, and
at large from Ohio to the st. Louis demo-
cratic national convention in 1886; was Sc
lected to represent Ohio on the national
democratic committee, and was made chair
man of tho campaign COMMITTEES for the en-
suing national campaign: o. the death Of
elected chairman of the national committee
in 1889. and in January, 1896. WIS elected
United stataa senator to succeed the Hon.
Henry Is. Payne for the term commencing
Mulch 4, 1891. Ills term will expire March
8, 1897"
ia represented by Irvine DUNCAN, 4 demo-
crat, and q Pennsylvania by birth. He
in the Nineteenth Ohio infantry in
the war, and was ten months in y military
prison.
Michael d. Hartsr of the Fifteenth Ohio
is a democrat. and is not ashamed OF the
fact Of that he is a member of the Golden
club OF London, England, and Of the Young
Mems Democratic club of Cincinnati"
He writes that he has used his voice and
pen III the interest Of tariff reform for many
Tyrone county, Ireland, is the birthplace
Of John q. Warwick, the democratic repre-
who defeated Major Mckinley a year ago.
Mr.. Warwick came 10 America in 1850,
andrew Stewart, republican, of the
Twenty-fourth Pennsylvania, was born in
the Keystone state in 1886, He describes
as "ths son of tho Hon. Andrew
who served for eighteen wears and
was known as Tariff Andy" He was ed
at S%ewickley academy and Madison
studied medicine and attended lee
lures at Jefferson Medical college, PhilR-
aelphia: at the breaking out Of the war he
as a private in the three months
service, and afterward for three years or
The war, in the Eighty-ifth Pennsylvania
regiment; was frequently promoted for per-
bravery and gallant conduct, and was
of the last assistant adjutant generals
IF volunteers mustered out of the service;
confined in Libby, Macon, Charleston.
Columbia and other southern prisons for
,ver a year; was nominated for congress in
1874; was a delegate to the republican ma,
sional convention at Cincinnati. and led
The break for Blaine; was elected to the
Fifty second congress as a republican, re-
q. 70S votes against 81 1885 votes for
ais opponent.
Half a line of the broad page Of the di-
is taken by the name John Laurens
Manning Irby, the successor in the senate
If Gen. Wade Hampton. Mr.. Irby, who js
IN alliance product, makes himself out a
large planter since he retired from the
Col. Thomas ~Staokhouse, of the sixth
south Carolina district, vas q confederate
and afterward a farmer. ''Since re-
construction he has devoted himself to the
Improvement of his farm and the education
# his children; while thus engaged he has
ound time to write agricultural essays and
% contribute to the southern agricultural
Most of his life has been devoted to
he effort to elevate and improve southern
Thess efforts. doubtless, caused
lim to be elected and reelected president
a. fl n ckofo aJ1ionon 1rN ~ ~ TIM %orrVN rf hSu |
Eligibility. He is a member of all the or
.anizations in his state designed to benefit
lgriculture."
Joseph w. Bailey, the picturesque mem
ger from the Fifth Texas district, who
wears a b~road-brim blue felt hat and an
Expansive shirt front. first saw the light
II Copiah county, Miss. in 1862. He was
n eleotor or the Cleveland and Hendricks
icket in 1884. The previous year he was
to the bar. In his fight for con-
.ress he had a majority of about 10000
'ver the republican and independent candi-
tates.
The sketch of Lucas NJ. Miller, of the
Wisconsin district is out of the ordi-
lary vein. Mr.. Miller tells US that che was
'orn in Layiandis, Greece, in 1924; is the
on of a Greek chieftain, who was killed
y the Turks during the Greek revolution.
'oon after his mother died, and he was
AIRED for for a short time by a woman who
tdiuieu bu2I 8ne IOuUu MN IN an ADAA-
town soon after a battle had taken
lace within its ~strests. subsequently she
pplied to Col. ]. 7. Miller for assistance.
The colonel was an American who joined
he Greek army at the beginning
t the revolution, was commits
as colonel. and distinguished
timself as a brave. efficient
fficer and rendered very material service to
he Greeks by securing the donation of
everal vessels laden with provisions and
lothing by the citizens of his country for
he benefit OF the destitute people of Greece.
he colonel. learning the history of the
rphan boy, concluded to adopt him, and
he returned to this country, he settled
q Montpelier, Vt. Lucas attended the
chools of the town until he was sixteen,
rhen his father was injured to an extent to
70 incapacitatsd for business, which was
by his adopted son. At the age of
he took out naturalization
'apers, was admitted to the bar, and soon
fter moved to the territory of Wisconsin
nd settled in Oshkosh in 1916. He pur-
hased several hundred acres OF land and
DON after engaged in farming. At present
10 resides on a portion of the land. Soon
fter settling in Wisconsin. during the
war, he was appointed Colonel by
'ov. Dodge. In 1853 he was a member
II the Wisconsin legislature. He also was
ne of the commissioners of the state board
# public works." Mr.. Miller is a demo-
rat.
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