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AN EDITOR WHIPPED.
A Great Falls Man Rcsonts an Insult Of
fered His Wife.


GnKAT FALLS. Sept. 2.--lspecial.]-At SIX
o'clock this evening II. Z. Sheets. editor OF
tho Sunday Industrial, of this city, was So
verely caned by a Young man named jay
Moran. The weapon used was heavy cane.
and Sheets was quite badly hurt before by
ISLANDERS interferred. Fully dozen blows
were administered about his face and body.
The assault was the result Of an insult nl-
legged TO have been offered by Sheets to
Moran's wife last evening. Sheets il
charged with having followed Mrs. Moran
to her home and then insulted her. She
sought refuge in noighbor's house and in
formed her husband upon his arrival homo.
Mr.. Moran determined to have satisfaction.
and all to-day waited for an opportunity to
resent Sheets conduct. His chance came
this evening as Sheets was leaving the In
dustrial Office to 20 to supper.
Mr.. Moran is q faro dealer at Casey's
saloon on First avenue south. He is quiet,
gent!emanly mar and bears an excellent
reputation in this city. Mrs. Moran is n
lady of irreproachable character. and the
sentiment of the community upholds her
husband in chastising Sheets.
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THE ATLANTIC CATTLE TRADE.
The English Board of Agriculture Issues
an Official Order.

The English Board of Agriculture Issues
an Official Order.
LONDON, Sept. 2.-An official order of the
board of agriculture has been issued relat-
ing to the Atlantic cattle trade, to go into
operation next January. Catele are not to
be carried on more than three decks, nor on
any hatch above a compartment containing
other cattle, nor in any position interfering
with the navigation and ventilation of tho
vessel or the working of the boats, Every
port used for cattle must be provided with
substantial pens strong enough to resist the
weight OF cattle or the action of the
weather. The pens must be weather proof.
There must be one competent foreman with
one assistant to every 25 head of cattle.
Any animal seriously injured must be
forth with slaughtered. Any contravention
of the order will make the owner, charterer
and master of the vessel guilty of an
offense against the contagious diseases of
animals act of 1878.
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Unioa Pacific sinking Fund.

WARRINGTON. Sept. 2.-The secretary OF
the treasury has announced that he will re-
ceive for the account of the sinking fund Of
tho Union Pacific railroad any first six per
cent. bonds Of the Pacific railroad that
are prior lien upon suoh roads to that Of
the government. and deliver in exchange
therefor United States currency, skies of
like dntes Of maturity. upon the basis Of
the increased income to said sinking fund
Of N por cent.
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Tic B.rd.ley IuvestirAti on.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-The councils
committee investigating the Bardsley mat
ter met again tonight and heard supple
mental reports by accountants showing the
receipts of Bardsley from magistrates dur
ing 1889 and 1880, and what he had re-
tained each year instead of turning over to
the state. Chief Engineer Park emphati-
cally denied that he ever had any dealings
with Bardslsy with the gas combine. 1t
has been asserted that Bardsley, Park and
Mr., Goodwin. Of tho gas companies were
in stock deal in gas stocks together.
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Good for Prince and Em peror.

LONDON. Sept. 2.--The Chronicle an,
nounces that a model of Nelson's war ship
Victory, which has been shown at the naval
exhibition, will be sent to the Columbian
exposition at Chicago. The Chronicle also
saws the Prince of Wales has all but de-
cded to go to Chicago, and is likely to be
accompanied by Emperor William. Of Ger
many, The London News will send to the
Chicago exposit,on production of Shake
speare's Stratford house.
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Our Minister to Nioarag ua.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-B. G. Shannon, the
newly appointed minister to Nicaragua,
Costa Rica and Salvador, called at the state
department to-day and received instruc-
tions, He will relieve Minister Paoheoo Of
part of his enormous duties as the sole rep
resentetiye of the United States diplomatic
service in Central America. Minister
Paoheco was instructed to protest against
the violent action by the Salvadorean Off
cisls against the Pacific Mail steamship
"City Of Panama." but nothing has vet
been heard from him in response. To reach
Salvador he must travel 100 miles without
railroad facilities, and the delay is at
tributed to this fact. ..I
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Big Blaze at The Dalle..

THE DAL1Rs, Ore, Sept. 2.-Fise this
afternoon destroyed over seven blocks in
the business portion of the town. 1t was
famed by high wind and it was late this
evening before it was gotten under control.
A rough estimate places tire loss at $500, 900.
Several hundred people are homeless to.
night and the city presents a desoiate ap-
pearanoe. The militia are patrolling the
streets but no disorder has occurred. II is
impossible to obtain correct estimate OF
the loss and insurance.
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Stopped by tho Marshal.

INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE Ont, Sept. "A
number of railway men living here and
working across the river in North Buffalo,
have been going to and returning from
work withoat interruption for some time.
This evening they went as usual, but the
United States marshal marched them back
to the international boundary line. The
marshal asserts that that there 10 clause
which requires householders to live in the
United states, and unmarried mon to take
out United States citizens papers if they
wish to earn living in the United States.
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Races at SAGINAW.

SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. 2.-Michigan-br bred
yearl,ngs, S340-Ora won, Hazel second,
Sills third. Time, 3:05. beating the Michi-
gan record by half second.
Michigan-bFed three year-old PAGERS,
$170--Calyce won both heats, Anna Il. Sec
ond. Best time. 2:29L5.
2:4O class, $3.50 Diminished )-Edison won
the irst heat, kentucky Fly took the sec
ond and third, and Peter Hardwood took
the fourth and fifth. Best time. 2:3la.
2:3O pace, $3.50 George w. won, Harri-
con second, Jennie Hawthorne third, Prince
Frederick fourth. Best time, 2:1912.
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Balmaceda's Supplies Cut OFF.

LONDON, Sept. 2.-An injunction applied
for ON behalf of the agent of the junta, or
the provisional government of Chill, was
granted in court to-day, restricting the
until it is decided by trial or until further
ordars are issued, bin of exchange for
$4,000 drawn on the National bank of
Chill, made payable to Joaquin Iodoy,
President Balmaoeda's chief financial agent
in Europe, and accepted by the City bank.
but which haG not been discounted.
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Races at Hawth horne

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Si1 furlonGs-Dr. Ice
man won, St. August second, Sanford
third. Time, 1:1S15.
Six furlongs-Enterprise won, Kismet
second, May Hart third. Time, 1:17.
One mile and seventy yards-Ethel won,
Barney second, Hotspur third. Time,
1:5O11.
Six furlongs-Tom Karl won, May Bios
som second, Horace Leland third. Time,
.1:17.
One mile--Patrick won. Bonair second,
Lie la May third, Time, 1:444.
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Fire In ~ Mine.

SALT LAKE. Utah, Sept. 2.-Word has just
bon telephonea the Tsihune from Stockton,
thirty miles away, that tho shaft house,
hoisting works, machinery and timbers in
the shaft itself were burned Tonight. Loss
$40, 900 to $500 No lives we lost. The
miners, who were in tho shaft, escaped by
another outlet. Tho property ia owned by
Neidringhaus, Of st. Louis.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03
Flyers Mt Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 2.-Track in good
condition.
One mile-Cupbearer won, Abilene Sec
ond, John Adams third. Time. 1:4414.
Five furongs-Faletna won, Puryear D.
second, Watauga third. Time, 1:034.
One mile and fifty yards Hueneme won,
First Lap second, Quotation third. Time,
1:4814.
One mile and fifty yards-Daisy +. won,
Palisade second. Donnell third. Time.
1A8A.
ond, London smoke third. Time, 1:43.
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Trained by Detectives.

PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. 2.--John L. Co
hoon, brother-in-law of Edward Albertson,
the defaulting secretary of the Fidelity
Trust company was arrested this afternoon
for complioity in the robbery and was taken
to Jail and released on 81 900 bail. COhoon
was trapped by detectives week ago and
has been kept secreted by them IN a hotel
ever since. He denies any knowledge Of
the robbery or the whereabouts of Albert
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03
It's Love Mat oh.

LONDON Sept. "A matrimonial alliance
between the ozarewitch of Russia and
Princess Marie. of Greece, his cousin, will
be formally announced i'll the near future.
1t is love match, the czarewitoh adhering
to hs choice in spite OF the czars advocacy
of Montenegriu princess.
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Trouble ia Feared.

FRAZIER, I. T., Sopt 2.--Yesterday, on the
Red river. Poland, n Kiowa chief, was shot
and killed by Bob Brocher. a cowboy. The
trouble was over some cattle. The murderer
went to Mangun and surrendered. Irou-
BILE ID feared and troops have been sent for
to Fort Sill.
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BASE BALL.

Tho Home Club Mentioned First in the
Record Here Printed.
IEAaUK uLuDS.
Cincinnati Z, Boston 0.
Cleveland 8, Brooklyn /.
Pittsburg s, Philadelphia G.
Chicago IA, New York 2.
ASSOCIATION CLUBS.
Baltimore 4. Milwaukee 2.
Athletics 4, St. Louis s.
Boston 4, Columbus 2.
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pennsy,vania Democrats.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 2.-The situation
with respect to democratic state con 'en-
tion remains unchanged to-day. The slate
Ia Robers L. Wright, of Allentown, for
Auditor general and A. L.. Tulden. of Erie,
for state treasurer. No other names were
sariouslY considered.
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Smnsh cd tho Record.

SpR1NarrEID Mass. Sept. 2.1The fast
bicycle riders smashed the American req
ord in the trials At Hampden park this
Athletic club rode mile on solid tire
safety. He made tho quarter in 81 AZ.
tho half in ILL 81. the three quarters
in 1887 3.5 and the mile in 2:21 1-b. break
ing in the last three distances for worlds
record for solid tire machine, held before
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-03
Frank scofleld's Crime.

Cold SPRING. N. Y, Sept 2.-This after
noon Frank Scotield, residing about seven
miles from here, shot and killed his father
and brother while quarreling over the
pickle Crops
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Shot Himself Through the Head.

New York. Sept. Edward Linn,
member of the New York Produce Ex-
change, committed suicide last night at q
hotel in Jersey City, by shooting himself
through the head with revolver.
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Found With His Throat Cut.

LOWELL. Mass, Sept 2.-David Belanger,
a dry goods dealer, was found dead in his
store this morning, with his throat cut.
The theory is that someone who was con-
cealed in the place last night committed
the murder.
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Races at Sheepsll sad

SHEErsHuAD BAY, Sept. 2.-Traok fast
weather cool. Seven furlongs-Arab won,
Tanner second. Chaos third. Time 1927 Id
Six furlongs-Rex won, Madrid second.
Azra third. Time. 1:16 is.
Mile furlong-Cassius won, Kingmakel
second, Lizzie third. Time, 1:5G.
Futurity course-Ludwig won, st. Pan
creas second, Absconder third. lime. I'LL
1-5.
Seven furlongs-Willie L, won, Soho Sec
ond. Ocypete third. Time, 1:2s 3-5.
Turf handicap; mile quarter = Carroll
won, SNOWFALL second, Virgie third. Time,
2:15.
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t,nnd for the Atohisnn.

BoeroN, Sept. 2.--.rhe Atchison's July
statement shows MI increase Of $2sa,0OO IN
net earnings. 80. Louis " San Francisco
decreased $2i,000 The total for both sys-
toms Ia u net increase Of $224, GOO.
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Flyers at Kansas City.

KANSAS CrrY, Sept. 2.-Traok fast.
2:2o pace, $sOO-J. H. L. won, Treasure
second, Sunshine third, Frank Il. fourth.
Best time, 2:18. 1892"
2ls ttot $1.O00--Honest George won in
three straight heats, Lebasco second, Clinet
third. Black Diamond fourth. Best time,
2:17H.
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No Hope FOR Scott.

NEWPORT, Il. j., Sept. 2.-Ex- Congress-
man w. l.. Scott arrived this afternoon by
special train. Tho doctors think his case ID
hopeless.
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Races Mt Philadelp phia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-Track fast. In
the free-for-all in the third hsat Hal
Pointer came in bleeding at the nose and
also sick. In the fourth heat. when he was
withdrawn, Yolo Maid was also found to
be too sick to again start. and was with
drawn from the race. The judges then de-
clared all pools on the race off, saying the
horses were certainly sick whom the race
started.
2:23 olass-N. 4. H. won, Sadie M. sec
ond, Bellman third, others ruled off. Best
time. 2:20s4.
Free-for-all pacers-Johnston won, Hal
Pointer and Yolo Maid withdrawn. Best
time. 2:12.
2:29 olass-Katie L.. won. Agnes M. sec-
ond, Deputy third, others ruled out. Best
time, 2:2414.
2:26 class (un finished Fred 8. Wilkes
won only heat. Time, 2:234.
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Egan's Report from Chill.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-At last the depart
ment of state has heard directly from Min
lister Egan. The nows came in the form of
the following cablegram:
''SANT1Aao, Sept. 1.-Secretary Blaine: A
decisive battle was fought at Valparaiso on
the 10Th of August. The revolution was
entirely successful. President Balmaceda
resigned on the 29th. The revolutionists
are fully installed. Everything is tranquil.
EaAN."
The delay in receiving this report is
solved by Department Secretary Wharton
who received the information that the tele-
graphic connection between Santiago and
Valparaiso, western terminus. had boen cnt
and was just restored. and that the line
eastward from Santiago to Buenos
Ayres was interrupted by heavy snows
in the Andes mountains. Although
Minister Egan's cablegram officially
indicated the SUCCESS of what he describes
as revolution, he has not yet informed
the depa, tment of state that government
has been set up that may be recognized as
q government of the people, representative
of the county. Accordingly the dapart-
me mt will probably await further detailed
information from the minister before ac-
cording formal recognition to the new gov
ernment.
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Tho Old FAvorits Retrieves Himself
and Wins Special Purse at
Garfield Park.
Marion O., Els Former Conqueror,
Makes q Good Race, Com
ing In Second
Ths Flyers at Cincinnati, shsspshead
hay and Other Traoks-Reoord Of
tine Bali FlayerA

Cu1cAoo, Sept. 2..-At Garfield park to-
day l5, 600 people saw Kingston retrieve his
lost laurels by easily defeating his former
conausror, Marion G., in race for spe-
cial purse of $4,000. The day was perfect
one for racing and the track was fast and
smooth. The starters were Verge dor. 122
(Grifhn) to 1; Kingston, 122 (Hamilton)
j to 8; Marion c., 119 (Fitzpatrick) to !.
There was NO dclay at the start and King
ston was quickly n neck ahead OF Marion
c., with Verge d'Or a nabk behind. Pass-
ing the stand. Verge d'Or jumped forward
and making the first turn was two lengths
before Kingston, who was length toe
good for Marion @. These positions wore
unchanged for half milo, but Al
tho three quarters Kingston began 70
move up rapidly. He soon had the race al
his mercy, and cantered in an easy winner
by three lengths Fitzpatrick worked hard
on Marion G., and succeeded In collarinl
Verge dor at tho last sixteeth pole, and
passed under the wire second, length anc
q half before Varge dor. Time, 1:54.
Six furlongs-Aunt Cal won, Red Lee
second, Galbanum third. Time, 1:174.
One mile-Alphonse won, Pickup SEQ
ond. Lewis Clark third. Time, 1:45.
Seven furlongs-Aloha won. Grab Cider
second, Blue Maid third. Time, 1881.
Nine -sixteenths of mile-MRdden won
Missent second, Mrs. Peck third. limo
56:4.
One mile-Sommerse won, Ora second
Carus third. Time, 1:4315.
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by P.J. Berio, of Boston. g. Minturn
Wordcr, Of tho Manhattan club, broke the
American two. mills record for pnsumatio
His 6rst mile was made In 2:84 8-5.
THE WORST Is NOW OVER.
The Congrssaionals Assuming Full Charge
Of Affairs In Chill.

The CongrsssionaIs Assuming Full Charge
sf Affairs In Chill.
New YoRK, Sept. 2.--The Herald's VAL
psraiso special says: Baimaceda will not
have AZ much money when he reaches
London m he thought he would by mil
lion dollars. Deputy verduga was
captured to-day at Valca, while on
his way out Of the country, with
ing Baimaceda. When turned over to the
authoritios at Santiago he had $500 600 in
Chilian bank notes and $S00,000 In drafts
on London. This wAs confiscated by tho
junts. There is little doubt that Balms-
csda 10 making his way over the Andes
through the south pass. II would be i'm.
possible to stop him now.
Minister Egan's friends are doing the
utmost to diapsl the impression that he has
acted extensively, M a partisan OF the late
government. One of them named Spencer.
il authority for the statement that 1t was
lnrgely duo to Egan's efforts that the presi-
dent decided TO t9rn over the government
Intcndente Walker Martinez has got the
city governments in working order and the
place is gradually settling down to the an
te- -bellum state. Tho Same Ia true of San
tiago. A proclamation has been issued that
all people harboring Balmaceda's officials
WALL Uo BuObs DhlIuhCcuu, WiCA AC ACu 1Olv
his family behind. They are now under
the care Of his brother .in-law, Senor Tor
res, who is strong supporter Of the con-
gressionalists.
No further news has been received from
the mob-stricken town of Coronel. It ia
understood this provisional government has
taken steps which insure the restoration of
order very soon. Probably some fghting
may occur before the mob is quelled and
the leaders will most certainly be shot
when eautured. Members OF the juntH
are expected to arrive tonight or to-mor-
row, and great pre- SEPARATIONS have been made
for their reception. Many bodies of ths
dead from the battle field were burned to-
day and the balance will probably be Gre
mated tomorrow. The wounded are recsiv-
ing the best of attention.
The bitter feeling against Egan in partic-
ular, and Americans in general, shows no
sign of abatement. The conRressiona
leaders profess to be puzzled at the con
tinued refusal of the state department. q
Washington to recognize their envoy'
at the capital, and are general,
inclined to attribute the hardness to al
terror motives, though just what they ma.
be they do not say. There are various ru'
mors Of fat contracts and bids in the air
but nothing definite is specified.
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KOhala Notes.

The foreigner who was referred t.
in previous letter as having beer
arrested for stealing DR.. weddick':
watch, found on his person, has beer
sentenced to six months imprison.
ment and costs. He declared that he
bought it.
Kohala people think that DR.. Ham
mond's criticisms on the Y. NJ. G. A.
as well as on the Honolulu clergy, are
very sharp, whether they be just OF
not. Perhaps the Doctor will make a
tour of the islands and look into mat.
tiers elsewhere than in Honolulu.
A trial occurred in Kohala, In
which the defendant, foreign resi-
dent, was charged with branding
other peoples cattle, which is said to
be practiced too much in several dis
tricts of Hawaii. The case finally had
to rest on the veracity of the testi-
mony of the accused as against that
of his accuser, and the Judge gave
him the benefit of the doubt and dis
missed the case.
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position to improve their condition
is conspicuous. The improvement in
their homes since they have begun to
establish homes of their own is very
noticeable.
Honolulu, Nov. 4, 1891.
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Big Suit for DAMAGES

l.. Aseu VS.. c. Alec is the title Of q
new suit just filed at the Clerk of the
Supreme Courts office. The suit is
Ior $4,000 damages for having the
plalntlH arrested some time ago on q
charge OF gross cheat. The case was
not proven in the Court SO Assem-
wants Alec to pay him the money for
lnJurlng his good name and credit
IL Is expected the case will be tried at
the January term of the Supreme
The hill-sides all the way from
Pnnchbowl to Roundtop, back of
Punahou, are now densely covered
with lantana in full bloom. which
give those hills a brown tint.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS
GEO. H. DOLE.
Of Riverside, Cal,

pEING CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT
~ of letters of inquiry from the Hawaiian
Islands regarding real estate in Southern
California, has decided to offer his services
to the people of Hawaii as Agent for
purchasing orange ranches and other real
estate, either in Riverside, or in any of the
neighboring towns. Reliable and unbiased
information furnished upon application.
14O1 29l6-3Ina
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-08-19
THEY KNEW HIM.

Col. NJ. Eenzie Talks to Empty Benches
on the Progressive Benefit Question.
AS previously announced the Progress
sive Benefit order held a meeting last
night That is they attempted to hold
one Col. NJ. Kenzie, deputy supreme
organizer was to address the meeting and
it was expected by such as had been flat
tered and deceived and Wheedled into
joining that the cOlOneps visit would be
the occasion of large addition to the
lodge and that they, the present members
would, as a result Of his lecture, live in
clover, so to speak, for few months un-
til the initiated got the ropes aud awOke
to the fact that they were being sWindled
and withdrew.
But the colonel and his co laborers
were disappointed. Only five inquirers
presented themselves at the lodge room
and the professor, with too much respect
for the chairs to bore them with his
twaddle left for more promising fields,
where people are more easily humbugged
than in this live city. He will, in his
rounds, visit other towns in the state
with the same laudable ambition to hum
bug and deceive. The press should see
to it that the public is warned.