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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

Ia the District Court o. he
Judicial District OF Idaho. q asl U
Bingham County.
In the matter VI John B vi Il
an lusolyent Debtor
Il appearing TO lne the IadzS Il 4
Fifth Judicial Court, that Jes
Mullen has presented and bad 4
his petition schedule and lnsen.wy3
required BY Law. and duly vsfisel
|. Is therefore ordered b. ~ /
the said John Il. Mullea ts abl
hereby Is declared 10 be ihsolysas /
tho sl, riff u bingham County, IA
Is hereby directed 10 take psossz
Of all the estate. real and psfrst
the said insolven, debtor. EXCEPT 4
as may BY law, be exemps tD1 4
culion, aud Of all his deeds, Iot
books OF account and papers aad
keep the same safely Until IL
pointmcut 81 nm assignee And I
further ordered b. the said islg|
said court that no paymenn os /
debts shalt bc made 10 the said a.
vent Aud no property be!oaEss
said insolyent shall b. delivered
him or for hts use and he Ahal
transfer any such property Ans
IL further ordered TIA, tie 2iih I
81 February 1891, AZ 10 O'Clock 4
Of said day at The Court Hcuse ~
court In the town Of Blaeklocs
Bingham county, Idaho, Is ths .
and place designated By the e'an
thc meeting ot the creditors Of y
insolvcnt 20 prove their debss sd
select one or more assignecs
And Il Is further ordered thai
orler be published In the @Blaeki
News, a newspaper u general 9
lation published at Blackfoot y
ham County. Idaho, IN even :
thereof for at least thirty days 81
the day set Tor the meeting Of
creditors OF said insolvent
And Il Is further Ordered thai
the meantime all proceedings ~
the said insolyent be stayed.
u. W. STASDRoD, JUG
Dated January sth. 1891.
Hawley & Reeves Attorneys
Petitioners.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
A Great Liver Medicine.

DIR. Gums Improved Liver Pill
are a sure cure for sick headache, bill.
ious complains, dyspepsia, indiges.
ton, costlveness, torpid liver, etc.
These pills insure perfect digestion
correct the liver and enrich the blood
and make the skin clear. They also
produce good appetite, and invrgor.
ate and strengthen the entire system
by their tonic action. Sold at % cents
a box by Behle & Son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
A Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by mois.
ture like perspiration, causing intense
itching when warm. This form as
wei as Blind, Bleeding and protrud.
ing yield at once to DR.. Bosankos
Pie Remedy, which acts directly on
lhe parts affects permanent cure
2se. Druggists or mail; treatise free
Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, o. Sold by Beble
& Son. "O"''
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

Evans Charles, PocatellO. house. ......... SOC
Enger Charles, POcatellO. house, ......... 438
Elmer G j. POcatellO, house, ....... gS8
EDglestrOun l., POcatellO, house. 1913
Ellsworth C, POcatellO, house. .......... 438
Edwards William, POcateIlo, house ... sos
Ellis w G., Eagle Rock, ranch and imp. 2Sf
Erickson Peter, kaintuck, X. and imp. 43S
Edwards j j. Soda Springs, r. and imp. go
Ellsworth J, Taylor. ITO acres and imp. q IS
Eby 4, kaintuck, ranch and imp ....... II ~
Edwards l., oxford, ranch and imp.... 4 56
Elliott ID, Kaintuck. imp. on ranch $50
Elliott Jas. Kaintuck imp. on ranch. SIS
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

Horsely J VI, Soda Spg's, IS acres imp. 10 n
Hofkins A w, Chesterfield, X. and imp 5W
Henderson Mrs VI @. Oneida. X. and Imp i q
Henderson J, Oneida. ranch and imp. n
Henderson o, oxford, ranch and imp. IA Oh
Hawks Joseph, PccatellO, house ...... IN
HOagland John, PocAtCllo. house .. gB
Hardy Mrs. POcutello, house .... 2Ig
HHrRrayes 4 Il, PoeatellO, house . 50e
Hawks ii, POcatellO, house. III
Humble Link, POcatelO, house .. 3m
Hazcn g G. Pocatello, house ........,. 31 Ri
Hook A ", Eagle Rock, ranch and imp 1924
Hayward Joseph. RiRby, ranch and imp IL ~
Hunting w NJ, Menan. ranch and imp. XII
Henderson Marcus, Egtn, ranch and imp 3 10
Higgins Win, kaintuck, ranch and imp r 76
HUI Leonard, Menan. ranch ard imp -. IA
Hawkins w q. Oneida. lump. ON ranch 81 ~
Homer w II Oxford. ~ acres .... gs7
Hazer Moore. Pocatellp, house 1921
Hail Tom, improvements, ............. 10
Harmeson Chas, Kaintuck imp. on ranch " 50
Higgins VIM, kaintuck imp. on ranch 575
Halcs T, KaintucK, 1GO acres .... 300
Henry Rudolph, kalntuck imp. ON lot 8 rs
Henry John, POfntellO, improvements f8
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

Gray Il, Cleveland, ranch and imp.
Glover Seth. Oneida, ranch ana imp...... 9 As
CiOldinR G.. PocatelO. house ............. 43g
Goldberg Max, POcatellO, house. ....... aga
Grover George, POcatello, house .......... 5T5
Clarity William, POcatellO. house......... 55O
Gambler George, PocatellO, house. ...... 508
Grue Arthur Eagle Rock, X. and imp. go
Gleason A II. Epin, ranch and imp. $50
Gordon A, Berry, ranch and imp...... - Is
Green A, Nenan, ranch and imp. II ID
Galloway 9, Eagle Rock, ranch and imp. o.
Gibson Robt, Menan, ranch and imp. -. II a
Crime john, Taylor. ranch and imp. 500
Giggy Julia A BlnckfoOt. improvements 10
Griffith j. Chesterfield, 80 acres and imp 3 III
GustavisOn o A, Kaintuck 100 a and imp II ~
Gold Frank. kaintuck imp. on ranch bul. 3G5
Green Jos u. Pocatello, imp. house,. Al no
Gallett f q, Pocatelo. imp house,. 2I
Golly Al, Pocatello, imp. house. ....- 500
Goldburg & Wright y. Rock house lot II25
Gale Jos Kaintuck. imp. and ranch, bal. lOO 90
Gehring Z, Oneida imp and ranch, bal. 800
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
TlG Delinquent Tax List.

Notice Is hereby given that unless the follow
ing Delinquent Taxes, together with Costs,
are paid, will sell the property upon which
said taxes are liens, at Public Auction, Mon
day, February 9Th. 1891, in front OF the County
Court House. j. J. GUHEEN,
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

RsO1p. 70 year Is being made by John Y.
Goodwin, = roy. NY 81 " OTk fDr us. Header,
you may not Htzkr as much. bnt we can
teach ysaa aiirkly how 10 earn from % 70
fiO day AZ the siegi, sud mufr ~ you 20
on. BOth AsErr, all ages. 10 any part u
lAmgrics. you cen eoJutHcnee 81 home, CIV
IinE all your time ar spare mumsnts only 10
the work. All Is nrET. GTraf Ray stRk for
every worker. We start you, f1fnishinR
everything. EASILY, SPEEDILY learned.
PARTICULARS FREE. Address az once,
sTIAsOA \ co., PORTLAND, nA1Ak.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

Simmons Eli. Oneida, ranch and imp, II IN
Scurry Nike POeuteliO. house. ........,. d "a
Scurry Pat. POcutellO, house. - kna
Schmidt Jacob POeutellO house . IL
Siddell II Is. POcntellO. house. ....... y III
Spilman s. w. Poeatello. house . 59e
stevens Fred. PocatellO, house. 2gs
Sweeney Pat. POcatClo. house .., a ~
Smith 7 j. Eagle X. house and lot ,.. IL IN
Southerland Charles POcatellO, house. . ~ 26
Stewart K Hcxburg, M
Sessions ID Menan 100 acres and Imp n ~
Smith John Sc Anthony ranch and imp Z ys
Smith Ted Sc Anthony, ranch and imp gig
Steiner Fred BlackfOOt, 100 A. and lmu 40 81
squires w, Rexburg ranch and imp is no
Suiste Albert. Rexburg. ranch and INN III III
stalllng ID. Taylor, ranch aud imp III nj
Smith X ID. Berry. l6J acres and Imp 49, 20 bg
Spauldlng T s Independe X. and imp 70
Stinsen Fred. Berry. ranch aud Imp - N IL
Shook Mrs. Il. Eagle X leo acres and lmp. NJ M
sellars X. Eagle ". ~ acres and imp. 10 III
Smith n. Eagle ranch and Imp 49, X
Sermon Henry Eagle X. ranch and imp N M
Sermon X Eagle X ranch and lmp.... TX *
simpklns j. Eagle X. ranch and imp 10 NJ
sOrcnHcn j T.. Grnys, ranch and imp 49, 7n
Scott NJ. Grays ranch and imp, ,..... n ri
Smithers X Labele TanoE and imp NIX. ia
stahl A. Ilabelle, ranch and imp ., ora
Sinclair q. Rexburg, ranch and imp. 7B
Sill Nelson, BacKfoOt, house and lot BM
savidgc W III. POcatelo hot1se.,.... 41g
scnefmcrhOrn \ B Eagle Rock, ranch 425
Smish u w Knlntuck bal. on imp 4 lot ga
sOifOrd Albert, KaintuCk. imp -. III
SOmers John, Kantuck. Improvement Az
schuyler Eliza, kaintuck, 40 acres $50
sagers ii. BlarkfOot, house and lot IA
5impkins X. BlackfoOt. ranch and imp 5Gg
smith y. Camas, ranch and imp. ...... fI6 rs
small Denis Med Lodge ranch and imp, ~ ~
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

The course Of study Is thorough, embracing
all the branches necessary for a first class ed
ucatiOn. Languages, drawing and vocal les
sons i'm class being Included in the English
course, form no extra charge. Young ladies
desiring to follow the higher art or the musi-
cal course are afforded special facilities.
The usual modification of terms made when
more than one Of the same family attend the
Academy at the same time.
Half rates can be secured for pupils ON the
roads not outside The Territory.
STUDIES will be resumed for boarders and
day pupils Monday, September l.
For Catalogue, address as above.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
Rasmussen II c. Chesterfield. and imp 90

Rasmussen X G. Chesterfield. and imp 90
Reese l. l.. POcatellO, house. .............. sos
ROUGH Phillip. PocatellO, house. ........ 438
Hause William POcatellO, house. ......... I3S
HOsengreen II N. PocatellO hOuse........ 2 20
Ross George w. POCatellO, house........ la
Raymond x. Menau, 100 acres and imp 81 80
Richardson A b. Egin, rauch and imp. Bu3
kassOn ThOs. EEin, ranch and imp. II "a
Rucd J Egtn, 100 acres and Imp. ........ ~ "a
Robinson II. Hexburg ranch ana imp. SO
Roife g. Eagle X. ranch and imp. MINI. 8T5
Roster g f.. Labelle ranch and imp. 8l3
Roberts j. Edmuuds, ranch and imp. IA %
Rosscn sam, Edmunds ranch and imp. 1B
ROssen Harry Edmunds, ranch and Imp. 5 40
Rossen w. Edmunds, 100 acres and imp. % %
Robson II. Med. Lodge, 1915 acres and imp 30 81
Robson w. Ned. Lodge, 100 acres and i'm. ~ O5
Rocker DIR. N POeatello, imp.......... 515
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

Davis B, Chesterfield, ranch and imp. IS
Davis j, Oneida, runcn and iinp. .,.,..... y6
Davis JEFF VI, Oneida, ranch una imp. ~. -
DOoley John, PUcaLLellO. hOusU. ............ -
Dayton w, POcatellO house ............... 81
Davis j T., POcatellO house ................ SO
UOane NJ. P0catellO, house .......... ...... 2 -
Davis w w, POeatello, mouse. ............ sos
DesmOinOneaux +, PocatellO, house,. 4 35
DuncOmb J, Kaintuck. ranch and ........ 9IU
Drake W p, ST. Anthony, ranch and imp .
Daw j. Berry, house Observation-Disclosures. 50
Dudley n 5, kaintuck, ranch and imp. 10 %
Dunn Jas, Eagle Rock, ranch and imp. 96
Davis j. Sr, Eagle Rock, rGnch and imp. -
Dalone +, Omaha. house and lOt.......... Is IS
Davis J, Eagle Rock, Iauch and imp. ) Is
Davis K, Grays, ranch and improvement Is ~
Donnel Steve D, MufKet Lake, X. x imp. -
Dives Joe, Med. Lodge, lou acres inp.. 40 ~
dunbar Mrs. K, Omaha, 80 acres q imp 80 "a
Dunbar w A, PrObeta, Cal, K. and imp. 10 81
Deck Ezra, BackfOOt, 70 acres and imp. -
DOwland w. Eagle Rock, l20 acres & imp III W
DogherJy 7, Soda Springs, 100 A bal, due . ~
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

Coryelle q, Gentle Valley, X. and imp. 5 70
ClinOru, p, Cleveland, ranch ana imp. Ala
Clegg Is, LagO, ranch and imp. ,.......... 10 81
Capelle, VIM. Oneida, ranch and imp. 81
Capelle Z, Oneida, raucn and imp. l ~
tramp Henry. Oneida, ranch and Imp. 9Es
COsgrOve W, Oneida, ranch and imp. : 81
Clegg WIN, oneida, ranch aud imp. ....... l 90
CroN shaw b, oxford, To- acres and imp. Is Al
Goldman, john, POeatellO, house. ......... 355
Cox Leon, PUcatellU, house ................ 6:SS
Chase 1, POcatelgo, house. .............. J.. 63S
Chicketts He5er. PocatellO, house. 5U5
Cooley John, POcateiO, hOuse.....-....-.. 63S
Clifton WIN. POcatellO, house ............ 5O6
Carpenter ThOs, POcatellO, house. 63s
CriRler X, POcatellO, house, ............ sos
Cannon G j. PUcnteIlO, house. ............ Il 10
Cotfn Geo, PUcutellO, hOuse............-.. $40
COngdOn, U, PUcatello, house. SO
Christensen q A, Presto ranch and imp %
Campbell n r, Menan, 80 acres and imp. Is
CarbIne J, Menan, ranch and imp. 20
Clark WIN, kainIuck, ranch and imp. B95
Curtis l. p, kaintuck, ranch and imp. Is 80
Christensen ", kaintuck, ranch anu imp 10 80
Craig K e., Eugle Rock, ranch and imp. Is 90
Cure a, Eagle Rock, rancn and imp. 40
Catmull W N, Eagle Rock, ranch imp. rs
Clark John, Eagle Rock, ranch and imp. II %
Christensen Z. Grays, ranch and imp. IA IS
Call w w, Grays, ranch and imp. 1900. llb "a
Campbell d. Taylor, ranch and imp. SH
| Cook II, Edmunds ranch and imp........ 3O4
\ Crawford sam, BlackfoOt, ranch imp. -
| Cherry Hi, BlnckfOot, improvements. -
/ Collier " Med. Lodge, ranch and imp. - "
| Calvert Ed, Eagle Rock, ranch and imp. A. l.
| Culver w N. Aierdice, ranch and imp. d ~
| Gail j j, Soda Springs 100 acres and imp. 10 10
| Curl Jos j, POcateiiU, house. ............ VI
Campbell j, POcatellO house. ........... q "
Condor Nike, POeatello, house aud imp. SO
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31

PaulsOn Chris. POeatcllO, house ... $50
Potter II. POcatellO, house. 433
Priest Ed POcatellO. LOO acres and imp. "a o.
Paxton ID. POcatellO. house. ............ ZW
Preston Frank POcutellO house .......... sos
Peterson August POcatellO, house. 5 Is
Parker +. POcatellO, house. .............. 1;B
Pease r W. PUcateliO, house ............ $50
Prewett s. POcatcllO, house ............. 5 rs
Pease W q. Menan, ranch and imp. ii vi
Payne Lot BlackfUot, lBU acres and imp 10 80
Parker Y. RexbuTg, ranch and imp ...... l3 10
Parker Fred. Rexburg. ranch and imp. 5 80
Powers II II. ltigby, ranch and imp. ...... $40
Perry II NJ. Eagle Rock, ranch and imp. sl3
Perse! Peter Eagle Rock ranch and imp IS
Parsons w. Blnckfoot ranch and imp. -. 10 1I
Payne Horse and Cattle 20. Market Lake
100 acres and improvements ............ .IIs 70
Peterson Mary GENTLE Val. 100 A........ S2j
Parsons Joe, BlackfOOt, 40 acres. 2TIS
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1891-01-31
Mineral Water 90. Soda Springs

Natural Mineral Water Co. Soda Springs
lot block Is aud improvements ......... 40 50
Nelson Louis POcatellO, house ............ 48s
Nelson y z. POcateilO, house. .!.......... 2IH
Nelson d. ReXbuFg ranch and imp. d -
NlcersOn Z. ke&Ourg, ranch and imp. sBS
Nelson W. kcXburg, lbU acres and inip.. ~ 90
Nelson Z. Independence, ranch X imp. II -
NidIugsOn \. Taylor, ranch and imp. L -
NeveIle X y. Gruys, ranch and imp ....... Is ~
Nevelle y z. Gptys, ranch and imp. y -
Nelson H. Eagle ROCK. ranch and imp. i. - 80
Norton X w. Eagle Rock, $50 acres 4 imp Il II
Nelson Louis, PUcatellO, house. 49,
Nelson Lewis, POCatellO, house 43S
OstranderO PocatellO, house ........... 500
OsDOrn Smith, ReXburg, ranch and imp. II "
OrmOnd l.. Risby, lou acres and imp 49,. ~ ~
Dram Geo. POcateiiO, hOuse...,...... 5U5
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-14

Col. HENRY WATTERsoN has turned
from lurid letter writing to presidential
candidates to assaults in double-leaded
BREWER on New York democrats in gen
eral. Here is his latest:
To browbeat and %cajole, to threaten and
entice is the usual stock III trade of the ave-
rage New York politician, and the demo-
Gratis of the west and south are mighty tired
of it. 4 4 i The west and south do not
mean to stand any more "d-n nonsense"
We have had too much of it already. Here
after, if any clubs are to be used in national
democratic conventions, may they always
be stuffed ones. They will be in the hands
of men who mean what they say, and
do what they promise, wanting no other
reward than the consciousness of duty
done.
Let the New York Sun and the New York
Herald and all other New York newspapers.
either democratic or with democratic pro.
clivities, put these plain spoken but kindly
intended observations in their pipes. CLAY
or cob. as the case may be, and bestow their
gentlest respiration upon them. A stitch in
time saves nine, and wisdom comes after
reflection. Turn over the leaves of vour
Poor Richards Almanac" gentlemen and
when found stick a pin.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-14

If Mr.. Blaine puts himself in the
hands Of his friends as n presidential
candidate, he cannot remain long in the
cabinet. President Harrison, Mckinley
and Reed have evidently formed a bust
ness combination against him, and the
Presidents abrupt termination OF his
secretary's negotiations with Canada is
too plain a notification to quit to be ig-
nored by Mr.. Blaine. The Washington
correspondent of the ST. Louis Republic
telegraphs as follows to that Journal:
1t is almost certain that there will be no
reciprocity with Canada under this admin
lstration. This might rs we'll be understood
now as later OH, nc matter what statement
may be given out for political effect at
Washington or Ottawa. Mckinley told the
president that reciprocity with Canada
would turn all the republican farmers on
the Canadian border against the republican
party. and the present administration es-
pecially. Mckinley made the president be-
lieve that the introduction into this coun-
try of Canadian live stock, farm and dairy
products would ruin the American farmers,
and that it would be very doubtful if the
senate, under any consideration, would rat
ify such a treaty.
In this view Uncle Jerry Rusk backed up
Mckinley. Uncle Jerry pretends to believe
that the agricultural sections OF the McKin-
ley act will make every American farmer
rich, Uncle Jerry does not explain how.
but he asserts it with great enthusiasm and
freedom. 1t was the urging of Mckinley
and Rusk that got Harrison to the sticking
point and induced him to insult his secre-
tary of state in the presence of the Canadian
commissioners Blaine fully understands
McKinley's hand in the business and it is
to say the secretary's friends will have
a knife in their sleeve for the major if his
should happen to come up in the next
convention.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-14
THE LAW DEFIED.

LII - IGCCllU II ia uiNO obCJOCV "
restriction of immigration, we called at.
~tention to the latest law on the subject
which came into force on the first day Of
the present month. The necessity TO,
the enactment was obvious. The meas.
ure itself was we'll conceived. Positively
and finally, it denied the right of land.
ing IN this country to the pauper, Grim
inal and idiotic offscourings of Europe
A staff of officers was created, whose
business it should be to enforce the pro-
visions of the measure. But, while we
welcomed the measure as no more than
a just response to the just demands of
American citizens, we expressed the fear
that the future might simply be a re-
tiex of the past, and that a shllly-shally,
weakened policy might nullify most
OF the advantages that ought to accrne
from the passage of the law.
Our fears are already in part realized.
Some of the steamship lines are openly
acting in defiance of the law. The mi
%ziatioa, OF the Florio line, has landed a
cargo OF Italian immigrants. The law
protects us, or ought to protect us,
against the immigration of cripples,
beggars, criminals and all persons af-
fllcted with contagious or loathsome
diseases. Within this category some of
the Iniziatioa's precious freight came,
and Col. Weber, the superintendent of
immigration, promptly returned them
to the ship. In landing these people, the
officers Of the ship had knowingly been
guilty of an illegal act, and the
agent of the line, after allowing three to
escape, protests that the others must be
accepted as we'll, for 'the ship does not
return to ITALY," The vessel has re-
ceived her clearance papers, and Weber's
remonstrance addressed to the treasury
department has presumably been un-
availing. The f'abre line steamship
Burgundia, has played the same game.
Twenty-four diseased, useless, and I'M
desirable immigrants were landed from
her decks. Sent back to the ship by the
action of the superintendent, twenty-one
Of them we're promptly permitted to
escape to the city, and the vessel sailed
on her return voyage across the At
lantic.
Now, the law expressly provides that
steamships offending against the law
must pay the penalty by carrying back
the immigrants to whom we refuse adj
mittance. For years these ocean com
panies have been carrying on a profitable
business in this garbage removal con
tract. So long as the passage money
has been paid, they have not cared one
cent what the character or health of
their human freight might be. We have
a right to refuse to constitute ourselves
the dumping grounds Of other nations:
the law has put that right into a set form,
and the law should be vigorously acted
upon. Any neglect of it is worse than
injurious; it throws our whole legal
system into contempt. Col. Weber is
entitled to tho full and complete sup
port of the department, and the citizens
Of the United States, without respect to
race or creed, protest against q further
continuance OF ruinous complaisance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-14

THE Yellowstone Journal makes this
suggestion that should be speedily acted
upon: The wal department has deter
mined to establish stud farms on which
cavalry horses will be bred. The first
farm will be located at Fort Riley, Kan
sas, where the English stallion, Star Of
Nopal is to be placed. Southern Cali
forn:a will attempt to get one of the
farms. No finer climate in the world
for horse breeding can be found than
right here in Montana, and as we un-
doubtedly have come friends at court,
why not make a united effort to get one
of these establishments in Eastern Mon
tana, say at Fort Keogh."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-14
Failed for u Large Sum.

LANCASTER, Pa, April Is. - Thomas
Baumgardner assigned this afternoon.
Liabilities estimated at from $500, 900 to
$3.50, 900; assets probably very small. Baum
gardner was Il member of the firm OF Baum
gardner d Ebermann, which assigned Sat
urday. Tn failure was brought about, it
is said, by REIMBURSEMENT and enormous
speculations. largely on borrowed capital.
Henry l.. Stehman, u large farmer and
tobacco dealer, of East Hempfield town
ship, made an assignment to-day. Liabili-
ties, 100000; assets about the same.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-14

The Hon. Amos Cummings, in an
interesting analysis of the next congress
shows that in the house of representa-
tlves there will be 121 democrats from
north OF Mason and Dixon's line and LII
from south OF it, counting the Farmers
Alliance men from Georgia and Mississip-
pi. OF the 121 northern democrats forty
two were reelected, and of the III from
the south seventy-six were reelected.
The seyenty-six reelected from the
south, however, represent exactly 500
years of service in the house, while the
forty-two reelected from the north have
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-14

The Wall street reports to the effect
that Mr.. Willard has met with financial
et-backs are denounced by the New
York newspapers us the malicious fabri-
York Times says: "The silly and hys-
terical tales about disasters overtaking
Henry Willard are kept in circulation,
as was noted in the Times yesterday.
Mr.. Willard has a lot of enemies, and
they are industrlously malicious"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-14

We regret that the esteemed Herald
finds it's patronage falling off, but it can
make nothing by attacking The INDIE
PENDENT. When the Herald becomes a
newspaper, it will have a fighting chance
for existence, and moi before.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-14
May Have Heem "a Double Murder.

CLEVELAND, April l3.-News has been re-
ceived here of a double tragedy in Polk
township. James Markham, an aged
farmer, was found with a bullet hole in his
head. His wife lay near him with a bullet
wound in the forehead. She died soon
after the neighbors arrived. The story told
by one of Mis-. Markham's sons was that
the woman WAS killed by her husband. and
that he committed suicide. The neighbors
think it was a double murder. The coroner
Is Investigating,
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had an experience OF only 1873 years.
These figures are interesting rs showing
that while the north holds the suprem-
acy in numbers, and thus spells the
republican howl Of southern domination,
the south really maintains its position
in the national councils by keeping its
able mon in congress, 1t will be we'll for
the north to follow the example Of
the southern states in this respect.