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Arizona silver belt., 1891-02-14
The sixteenth LesisIaiure.

COUNCIL. Northern District Harris Baldwin, Democrat.
 Southern District-Peter R. Brady, Democrat.
 Yavapai County-J. c. Herndon, Democrat.
 Maricopa County--C. Meyer Zulick, Democrat.
 Graham County-P. M. Thurrnond, Democrat.
 Mohavu County-Foster s. Dennis, Democrat.
 Pima County Fred G. Hughes, Democrat.
 Cochise County-J. V. Vickers, Re publican.
 Pinal County-A. J. Doran, Repub- lican.
 Yuma County-Abe Frank, Repub- hcan.
 Gila County--G. T. Peter, Republican. Democrats, 8; Republican, f. Total 12.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-02-14
Not long ago Profess

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 Yayapai County-J. ". Dougherty, D.; $. c. Nett, D. J. J. Fisher, D. ". 4. Freeze, R.. J. 4. Vail, R. Cochise Cou lty-S. Nj. Burr, D. Thomas Dunbar, D.; J. II. Tevis, D. E. w. Heyne, D.; c. $. Clark, D. Pima County-Guss A. Hoff, D.. M. G. Samaniego, D.; George Pusch, R. {; Thomas Driscoll, R. c. c. Sutter, R. Maricopa County-T E. Parish, D. |. II. Chalmers, D.
 Apache County-J. T. Lesuer, D. Frank Hart, D.
 Graham Cuunty-J. Cough, D. Pinal County-J. B. Allen, D. Gila Coiniy-R. B. Moore, D. Yuma County-C. II. Brinlev, R. tMohave County-M. C. Copeland, R. Democrats, IT; Republicans, 7 To- tai 24. Legislature convenes Jan. l9.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-04
rass recognized them. Ho arrested them
and had them tied. and turned them over
to the police when he reached Memphis.
For ways Thnt Arc nark.

SAN FaANc1soo, Feb. 3.-The customs
officials have just learned that they have
been swindled out OF about $4,000 revenue
by sharp Cinnamon. II ia the custom here
when goods are imported to take to the APP
praiser's store 10 per cent. Of them from
which the total duty is calculated.
The broker files n bond for 300
for the payment of duty and the
owner ia then allowed to take the other
nine-tenths out. Jan. l a Chinaman went
through this routine with q large shipment
Of opium, but now that he is wanted to
pay the duty cannot be fond. The gov
eminent has 10 per cent. Of the shipment,
worth about 50, 800, while the amount the
Chinaman carried away would bring u duty
of fully $4,000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-04
Three ThievinE Brothers.

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Three brothers, E., G.
and George Engmark, have been arrested
for Systematically robbing two Wholesale
jewelry houses in this city. The young
men are respectfully connected and their
arrest caused somewhat of a sensation
among their friends. The two youngest
brothers we're employed III different jewelry
houses and carried away goods which were
disposed of by their other brother. BY this
system thousands Of dollars worth Of dia-
monds. watches. ETC., were secured before
the thieves were arrested. The aggregate
of their stealings is said to be at least $lO,-
On
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-04
THE MARKETS.

.n, vour Eoh , p., .uuo. .,oo
nr" iohh' u u -paf s'iset' oi'o1.
"copper" saghaht: Lake, February, Sl4.30.
Lead-Nominal: domestic, ~. 37I..
The stock market to-day hal somewhat of ,
reaction, though the movement was marked only
ma 10" STOCKS such as Union facihc, Rock
Island aid Western Union, but the rest of the
list pre- Gated a firm ir.nt during most of The
+;m. Ar,n, 49, fn-t anaanl ..Snn". ~
tin'' go 'he hH' "'ih"hu WIS ha'isiiea tiefe
was considerable pressure on short stocks and
Prices sagged throughout the remainder of the
dav. The downward mav.oa,t ho,pevor v.a;,
Nv ..ar,a.;aIIu ;,.anaat - - CO.
~ o's' 9pe'''iiJ ihpol'ah' ou'sioe ohion racine
and the corn roads. The market closed dull and
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-04
A FRESH WATER SLEUTH,
Clerk Childress Spies Out Two Escaping
Murderers on Board the Lee.

Clerk Childress Spies Out Two Escaping
Murderers OIL Board tn. Lee.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 3.-Clerk John
Childress, of the steamer James Lee, ar
rested two escaped murderers from Mississ-
ippi to-day, and is entitled to rewards ag-
~gregating $500. The captives are negroes.
Each ia wanted IN Coahoma county, Miss
issippi, for killing a man. One is William
badge, aged Is years, who shot and killed
AL. Thomas on the Thompson place about
= month ago, in a quarrel about a woman.
The other is Nat Lester, aged 33 years, who
slew Buck Williams in the same manner
about the same time on account of another
woman. Lester admits his guilt and iden-
tity, but Dodge insists that he is not the
man that killed Al. Thomas. The men
we're passengers on the Lee and Mr.. Child
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-04

T ,CST-ONE GOLD AND THREE SILVER
IL wire bra elets. Return to Office of w. b.
Richards d Co. and receive reward.
OST-ON FIFTH AVENUE BETWEEN
IL Ewing and Beattie streets, one lady's black
silk shopping bag containing purse. Finder will
please leave at The Bee Hive and receive reward.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-04

MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN-S5.O0O FOR TWO OR
III three years on city improved real estate;
ample, Address postofice box 81, city.
ITO DAN BY H. 4. PALMER. SEE ADVER
L tisement on fourth paga
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-04
First Murdered . Woman.

ST. Louis, Mo-. Feb. Sat Smithton, ILL.,,
this morning, Henry Bichtold, n farmer,
discharged n shotgun at his sister-in-law,
the charge striking her in the leg. The
wound not proving fatal, he struck her with
the butt of the gun, intlicting fatal injuries.
He then reloaded the weapon, shot and killed
himself. No cause is known for the tragedy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-04

TOR SALE-A FINE SWELLtBODY CUT
Il ter cheap at 535 Fifth avenue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-04

NOR SALE-THREE GOOD
stoves at a bargain. Box 173.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-04
j. l.. SMITH,
Freight Transfer Line,
HELENA MONTANA.

All kinds OF merchandise and other freighta.
Including ores, promptly transferred from the
depot.
Office at J. Feldberg's store aud at the dcpse.
Orders will receive pApmpt attention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13
VICTIM OF THUGS.
Painful Experience OF Two Farmers In
New York City.

Painful Experience OF Two Farmers In
New York City.
NEW YORK, September 12.-Charles
Noller. a farmer of Valley Stream, L. l.,
was found this morning by policeman
staggering along Twelfth street near
Broadway, bleeding from several cuts IN
the head and in generally battered and
used-up condition. He was taken to the
Mercer Street Police Station, Where IL
was found that there were hve cuts on MS
head. evidently inflicted with sharp
knife. An ambulance surgeon from St.
Vincent's Hospital dressed the wounds,
and when Noller had sufficiently recovered
he complained that he had been assaulted
and robbed. He said he drove into the
city from Long Island with wagon
loaded with produce to sell at Washington
Market. He sent his helper to the market
while he ''did the town" 1t was. nearly
two O'Clock this morning when he dropped
into LIQUOR store at III Fourth avenue
kept by disreputable thug by the name OF
"Carey' Welch. He was followed Out Oh
the saloon by two men, who attacked nlm
at Twelfth street and Fourth avenue.
There was a lively tussle, during which
one of the men stabbed him with pocket
knife He fell unconscious to the pave.
ment, and while in that condition one Oh
the thieves cut off the left leg of his trou-
sers to get at the pocket on the side wi where y e
ne carried his money. Nine dollars was al
the booty the thieves got. He has goou
Reputation among the market men. He
generally brings his wife to the market
With him, but yesterday ne left her al
home.
Wm. Sullivan, farmer from Warwick,
'liS. Y, is another victim OF thjer9s;; ;, das ts
( fsll in with gap=.gds sasP was robbed Of a
sSufver watcn, S3 in money and mis- coat
tSullivan came to this city Wednesday, and
, liyhile viewing the town and adding to its
| frilliancy, he fell in with Charles Town
, kend of 79 Sullivan street. He was found
q o'clock this morning lying in the gutter
Sullivan street In generally used up
3 lendition. Acting Captain Mcnamara, OF
\ tie Eighth Precinct, arrested Townsend,
ad his possession were found Sullivan's
nltch an coat He was committed to await
Gaminatiou. Sullivan Is in st. Vincents
RDspital.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13
CAMDEN WILL CONTRsT.
A Compromise Effected Satisfactory to
the Judges Heirs.

COmprOmide EHcctcu oHbaSAsSNO@S -
the Judges Heirs
!SpsesaI TsLsgrasa 90 ths Sunday Register.
CLARKsBURG, w. VA, September r.
The Camden-Sommers will contest case
came 10 a happy termination today. IL
was compromised Mrs. Camden taxes one
hundred and ten thousand dollars, ana the
rest of the estate goes TO the heirs at law
of Judge Camden, which is virtually set
Element on the basis Of the marriage con-
tract. The first proposition made oy the
Widow Camden was for SlOuVp ana
the Harrison couEty lands, amounting
to probably $50, 900, which was refused by
the heirs. y second proposluol was
made by the widow to except SlOO,UD, ana
Hon. ]. j. Davis on the part of the widow,
and DR.. 4. B Camden on the part OIL the
heirs. as trustees of the estate, whlcn was
also declined The third and last PROPOSE
tion was for $4,000 to the widow and the the
heirs TO manage the estate as they sse NJ
The compromise is quite satisfactory 70
the heirs in view of the fact that the WIG
ow claimed a marriage contract 1orSiUU,
600; deeds to all the lands, and had prcoat-
ed a will which virtually gave her the en-
tire estate. both real and personal.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13

Alleged Plan for Russian Attack on
Cobstanttnopie.

Alleged Plan for n Russian Attack on
Cobstantinopie.
BERLrS, September 12--The Ifonb~eo
Correspondent contains sensational article.
entitled "rhc Cossack Stroke on the Bos-
phorusn
According 10 this article, Russia mcdi
tates surprise to ConstantInople by a
conioint landing Of 10000 troops II Euro
pean and Asiatic Turkey. The Bophoros
forts, itissaid, are 70 be attacked from
the rear, and the approach OF hostile
meets Is 70 be prevented by torpodoe8,
while IL Is calculated that Russian tor
pedo feet could enter the Golden Horn
at night aud completely destroy The
Turkish feet, and that the whole c0tld 30
accomplished ia twenty-foDr hours.
The article details experiments made l..
embarking and landing troops on the
Black sea, conducted under Gen. Roop Ia
1856. and the studying Of the ground
By Russian officers on the spot, ia the guise
CT searchers for Nihilists, traders, anti
quarfans, etc. Complete plans f0r every
thing are said 20 be said 70 be ready.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13
TIE CHICAGO END.
The Catholic Authorities Know Her, But
Don't Know About Her Disappearance

The Catholic Authorities Know Her, nut
Don't Know About Her Disappearance
Culc, o. I'LL, September 12.-Father
Kelly. Of the church on Twelfth street, and
whom Miss Ava accuses of completely in
Ler abduction, said 20 a reporter:
"ThC woman came here on that evening,
and saw her alone in the parior, as l
would see any other visitor. She bad call
ed on me on three different occasions be-
fore this, aud proclaimed herself TO be
Catholic She has also on several Occa-
s0as gone through confessions in the
church. OF course took II, as she was
Catholic, 6ld rs she appears 10 know the
forms of our Church thoroughly, there was
no necessity 70 use force TO Try 10 prose
lyte her"
"What was her special business on
Wednesday evening"
"She merely came TO talk over her Scneme
for the reformation of destitute and fallen
women. She said sue was a lady of large
Eeaas aud had large estates in England
a1Q share in Mackay'S mines.
What about her having property IN the
hands of the Catholic Church,
"Sle never mentioned such a thing but
spoke of having enormous wealth OF her
own. She said she had been Nun. She
was q remarkable character. II YOU spoke
only six words 10 her you never forget her.
She could talk on any subject and her
knowledge seemed world wide
Father Kelly was shown the picture OF
Dis DeOas. and he said it bore strong
resemblance 20 Miss Ava.
Father Kelly says he has witness who
saw Miss Ava enter the church from the
side door, pass Immediately ont at the
front. carrying the bag in which her money
and Jewels were. Another person saw
her -cc into a carriage which was waiting
Tor ler at the corner ana drive away.
Archbishop Feehan said; Il paid but
ht,lo attention tOher talk about erecting
Institutions and those extensive schemes,
because I know what IL is TO raise up one
Institution. and l thought her Ideas were
TOO broad, Her intentions seemed good
and received Just as L receive any one
who comes during certain hours OF the
day. Thas is ali know about the woman.
As for her charges against Fathers Kelly
and FITZGERALD. 10 is too ridiculous 10 COM
Eaad a second thought have never
seen Madame Dis Debar, but have heard
Of her. She created sensation in Rome
some years ago. That had TO do with the
Church, too, but 1 have never seen the
woman aid could not say whether Miss
Ava resembled her or not"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13
FOUR FATALLY INJURED
At Salisbury, Pa. by the Failing ola Rail-
road ScaffoIdIng.

SALrsBUBe, PA, September IA terri
BILE accident occurred here last night at the
railroad bridge. A swinging scaffold under
the bridge was crowded with nine WORK
men, who were about quitting, when the
ropes broke, participating the entire party
into the river, fifty feet below. The river
is very low, and the men fell in a confussed
mass on the sharp stones, four OF them oe-
ing fatally injured, while the rest were
more or less bruised. Those fatally IN
iured are: J.. G. Repergle, several rios
broken and breast crushed, badly Orulseu'
hurt internally. s-..,,..
5. W. Reed, terrible cash on head, fatally
injured Internally.
". d. Wilson. neck sprained, orulseo'
Injured internally. -.
George Fleming, back seriously hurt
and fatally injured internally,
James Cunningham, badly bruised, anu
back injured; not fatally.
The swinging ropes were old and danger
ously weak for such load.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13
AN EXTRAORDINARY CAMPAIGN.
The Departure of Prominent Democrats
From Washington To-day.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September 2'-The
tour of several prominent Democrats OF
the Pacific coast which will be begun to-
morrow is new departure in the way OF
campaigning. The nominal object OF the
Journey is to attend the second annual con-
vention of tho Democratic societies
of the State of Washington,
which will be held at Spokane.
1t is their purpose, however. to do active
campaign work all around their route when
willinclude large part OF the Northwest
and far West, finally closing with weeks
participation in the campaign in Iowa They
will leave this city at IL o'clock tomorrow
on the Baltimore and Ohio, and make their
first stop at ST. Paul on the 18th.
The party consists of Senator Faulkner,
ex-Gov, Black, of Pennsylvania, the Iresi-
dent of the National association OF Demo
cratic clubs, Representative Bynum, eX-
Representative McAdoo, Mr.. James Nj.
Beck, Of Philadelphia, and Mr.. Lawrence
Gardner Secretary Of the National Asso-
citation of Democratic clubs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13
Trade. Union Congress.

New eAsTLE, September 12-The com
position If the Trades Union Parliamentary
Committle. balloted for yesterday, was an
nounced to-day. Mr. John Wilson, Mem.
Der of Parliament for the Government
Division IL Lanarkshire. head of the firm
of Wilson & Co., iron tube manufacturers
and a large employer Of labor, an old
Unionist If the moderate class, headed the
list A majority Of the other members are
new Unionists. The Treasurer reported
there would be balance Of el, 100 in the
treasury after all the expenses OF the Con-
gress was paid. Resolutions were approved
in favor Of an increased representation OF
the labor classes in Parliament and advo-
eating the appointment of railway work
men as railway inspectors. A motion IA
voring a State Board Of Arbitration was
negatiyed bya vote OF l29 to l07.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13
COMPLETING THE CABINET.
Al Political Sections Now Represented
in ChIlPs Provisional Government.

SANTIAGO. CHILL, via GALVESTON, TEXAS,
SAtember 12.-Senior Augustine Edwar-
d4has Joined the Cabinet of the Provis-
i4al Government as Minister of Public
Wbrl1s, aud Manuel Alatta as Minister Of
F&eign Affairs This forms coalition Of
alipolitlcal sections in t he country, except
ofEourse, the Balmacedists.
traits on London 10 the value Of $3,000,-
900 in favor of Balmaceda's Ministers to
Frnce and England have been found in
thetreasury and they have been cancelled.
Political leaders are consulting as TO the
caplidate for the Presidency. IL is gener-
ally believed now that Senor Ramon Bar
rosLucos will be selected.
Orders have been received by Admiral
Brown from Secretary of tae Navy Tracy
for he San Francisco to sail at once for
California. She will sail either tonight or
Tomorrow morning, and it is thought that
her Ultimate destination is Samoa. The
Baltimore will remain at Valparaiso for
the present.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13
Hungry sHARKs.
Fleni Island Natives Devoured by the
Vultures of the Seas.

SAY Francisco, September 12-The
schooner General Banning arrived from
Flents Island yesterday with a cargo OF
cccoaiats. Her commander, Captain
SprinI, reports that while loading the car
GO his vessel was blown out 10 sea by
severe storms. On each occasion about one
hundrtd natives were on board and they
hasteTed ashore in canoes. The second
time slyuraI canoes were capsized and the
occupalts thrown into the water. The
water Ewarmed with sharks and many Of
the natives were torn limb from limb, be-
fore ttey could be picked up by other
cauoesl One young islander plunged into
the wter with long knife to save his
father. Both, however, were torn 70 pieces.
One yotng girl had almost reached canoe
when akhark seized her by the middle and
dragged her down. Out Of thirty-eight
people Who were thrown into tho water,
eight wire seized by sharks and killed, and
one man had leg bitten of.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13
KEYSTONE BANK.
The Philadelphis Committee Will Furnish
Funds to Continue the Inquiry.

Funds TO Continue the Inquiry.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September l2.-Ihat
there may be no delay in the official inyes-
tigation Of the United States government
into the books and methods of the Key
stone bank, the Citizens Committee oil
fifty yesterday forwarded to Secretary OF
Treasury Foster an official communication
notifying him of the unanimous passage by
the committee OF the following resolu-
tions:
That the Hon. Charles Foster, Secretary
of the United States Treasury, be request
ed TO do oil in his power towards prov ding
means for the continuation OF the lnvestl-
cation of the affairs OF the keystone
National bank by the experts appointed by
the government II Is of vital Importance
alike 10 the credit Of the national banking
system and 10 the cause OF justice that TINS
investigation shall be pursued to the END,
and directly under the auspices OF the
United States government. If it be true,
as stated, that the experts employed by the
government have been dismissed, FOR the
reason that there are now no funds avail
able for the payment OF their expenses,
this committee will advance any reasonao!e
amount required 10 meet such expenses
until such time rs an appropriation can DC
made by Congress for heirireimoursement,
and that this offer be Immediately lender
ed by letter to the Secretary Of the Treas
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13
,rh.1annns Standing.
Association Contests.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, September l2.-The
home men pounded Cassian hard to-day
aud won hands down. Score: Milwaukee
10, Washington 4. Hits, l6 andS. Errors,
Milwaukee, >. Earned, Z and /. Pitchers,
Davis and Cassan. Umpire, Kerins.
COLUMBUS, O., September 12.-The Co
lumbus team paralyzed the Athletics this
afternoon. Score: Columbus Is, Athletics
). Hits, II and Z. Errors, l and Z. Earn
ed, and 3. Pitchers, Gastright and Bow
man. Umpire, Ferguson.
ST. LOUIS, September 12.-To-day's S
game was holly contested, and good and
opportune batting won the game for the
ST. Louis. The Boston Captain made so
vigorous kick in the last part of the game
that the umpire gave the game to the
Browns nine TO nothing. Following is the
score: ST. Louis 1, Boston ?; hits, and 6;
errors, and 4; pitchers, Rettiger and
Buflntou; umpire, Mclaughlin; earned,
st. Louis 3.
LOUISVILLE, KY. September 1s.-To the
fine pitching of Fitzgerald the home team
owes to-day's victory. Score: Louisville
= Baltimore hits, IL and ?; errprs, and
4; earned, Louisville 2; pitchers, Fitz-
gerald and Madden; umpire, Mahoney.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13

not been given. Other gossip in the same
category is that two men that knew the
real Dis Debar have seen the wo-
man and that she is not
that parsonage. Again it is stated
that some persons who saw the woman to-
dav saw that they saw her on last Thurs
day, quite early in the day, riding on ca
bic car In this city. 1t was suited at the
House OF Detention at a late hpur tonight
that she has not received any later or tele-
gram from friends or acquabtances, as
was naturally to be expected II. she were
well known person of large meas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13
Gibbons Wants Fair Play.

NEW YoRK, September 12.-James Glib.
hons brother of Austin Gibbons, issued
the following card today,
ssNot being satisfied with the queer and
unfair decision of Jere Dunn in the match
between lack McAuliffe and Austin Glib
hons. and which decision don't go under
the rules, hereby challenge McAuline to
fight Austin Gibbons again, according to
Oneensberry rules for double
the stakes 5000 side, the match to take
place in the Olympic Club, Of New Or
leans. the terms governing the match to be
the same as in the contest of last night.
To prove mean business, now deposit
$50 with Richard X. Fox. If McAuliffe
believes he can whip Austin. he will cover
nv money. We want to fight in a club
where we will receive fair play.
ISipnedl JAMES GIBBONS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-13
Out OF Frying Pan Into Fire.

MoDEsro, CAL, September 12.-Wm;
Dalton and Riley Deane, the suspected
Ceres train robbers, to-day had pre-
Hminary examination before Judge
Towes. On motion of the dis
trict attorney, the case was dismissed and
the men set at liberty. Dalton was imme-
diaoely re-arrested on warrant charging
him with completely in the Alila train rob-
berry, which occurred about q year ago.