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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05

sh ATTENTION is called to the announce
mont in another column of the meeting
of the citizens reception committee to
arrange for the entertainment of the
executive committee of the National
Educational Associatio, /. The latter
committee will be here in a few days and
prompt action will be necessary on the
part of our citizens.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05

The sincere regard Of our protected
manufacturers for the American work
aingman is shown by the efforts Of the
st. Louis tin plate works to import
Welsh labor for their factories. The
American workingman in Ohio will have
something to say to Mr.. Mckinley
about this matter in November.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05

CORPORAL TANNER is fighting the prop
osition to hold the next Grand Army en-
campment in Washington City. He
says the meeting at the national capital
would boom Harrison. We think SO too,
and trust that u delegate, Captain
Fisk, will do his duty.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05

THE democracy Of Montana will enjoy
q rare treat If Senator Kenna, Represen-
tative Bynum and Chauncey Il. Black
can be induced to address them next
month, when those gentleman visit this
city. All are able statesmen and fine
orators.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05

SocKLEss JERRY SIMPSON asks "Why
does Jay Gould charge s. for hauling a
hog from Chicago to New York while he
assesses me SIG for the same trip"
That shows the unreasonable discrimi-
nation Of these internal railroads but
Uncle Jerry can beat them by travelling
to New York on the hoof.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05

The Inter Mountain still keeps up the
habit of nightly peeping under the bed
for the terrible Cakes. If it would apol-
ogize to Mr.. Cakes for its false accusa-
tions against him it would no longer
have a guilty conscience and dreadful
Nightmares.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05
THE democratic edit.

THE democratic editors OF Kansas are
fright in recommending that the demo
re,rats of that state should not fuse with
1.-The peoples party. 1t is time to put a
stop to the nonsense about government
ioans upon farms and crops, government
ownership of railroads and telegraphs.
md other wild schemes Of Missionaries.
there is no reason why the democrats of
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05

SECRETARY FOSTER frankly admits
that "Erhardt had an idea that Platt
was interfering with the appointments
Of s~ubordinates at the New York Gus
tom house." and resigned accordingly.
Mr.. Erhardt's impressions we're we'll
founded evidently, for his successor is
\ Platt's r%ight-hand man.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05

a Ex-senator SPooNER, of Wisconsin,
says that Harrison will be renominated,
that the republican party is committed
to the principle of the force bill and will
bring that measure into the campaign
without calling it up again in congress.
In the name of democracy, thanks.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05
HELENA, MONT, AUG. s. 1891.

eE- Montanians. abroad will always find The
DAILY INDEPENDENT. ON file at their favorite
hotels: Fifth Avenue. and Metropolitan, New
York; West. Minneapolis; Baldwin and Palace,
6an Francisco; McDermott, Butte; Leland Hotel.
springfield. Ill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05

This talk followed to a more general dis
cussion of the Chinese question. Billy
glanced over Judge Rickford's speech at
Mlssoula the other evening and said: "The
judge first says that nine-tenths of the Chi
nese who come to his country are convicts.
This 10 a most ridiculous lie. If
nine out OF ten Cinnamon in this
city have been convicts, why do we not
find them in the police court occasionally.
The judge says we never become citizens or
buy real estate. We cannot become citizens
because the law will not let us, but | sup
pose there would be no trouble if we would
all buy Mlssoula real estate. As it is, I
know several Cinnamon who own consider
able real estate IN that town.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05

The anti-Chinese movement in Missoula
has attracted some attention among the
Chinese leaders of this city. l discussed
this matter with Billy Kay. the court inter
prefer, and one of the shrewdest Chinese
merchants in Montana. He said the
difficulty, SO far as he could learn, arose
from competition among the restaurant
proprietors of Missoula. The Cinnamon
had been able to undersell their white COM
petitors, and so did most of the business.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05
II agree with the judge when he says

Il agree with the judge when he says we
like our country" continued Billy. "We
like to go there and visit and return to
America. We are like the judge. We came
to this country because we could make
more money. The statement that China
men IN America are slaves to the six com
pan;es is another foolish statement. The
companies are simply mutual associations.
Their agents find work for new immigrants
and help them until they get started. The
judges whole argument shows how far a
man can go when he does not know what e
is talking about" concluded Billy. with n
pleasant good afternoon"
~
Hugh McQuaid, sun-burned and brown
bnt smiling and happy, dropped into The
INDEPENDENT Office Yesterday in time to
kip a lost ad. that had been left bv bis
friends. He has just returned from n
pleasant trip to De Lamar, where be wos
the guest of Capt. plummer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05

Col. Malone, of Miles City, will soon
make Helena his home. This will DO good
news to his old friends in this city which he
has always proclaimed the best tow on
earth. The colonel wears "a rhematism
ring" 1t is a little band of various metals,
the composition of which is a secret. 1t is
supposed to generate an electric current
which cures rheumatism and keeps it
away. The colonel says it may be a fad
but that %singularly enough he has not been
troubled with rheumatism since he first put
on the rinp.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05

Col. Curtis, district deputy of the grand
lodge B. T. o. E., will soon go to Great
Falls to institute a fine lodge of Elks. Mis-.
soula will soon have a lodge and it is hoped
that Butte will be in the magic circle. The
growth of the order in Montana has been
something remarkable, and it has been a
solid growth, too.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05

1t is curious how many people will notice
the absence of anything familiar to their
common existence. Late last night at the
corner of Broadway and Main 1 looked at
the clock in the Hershfeld bank building
and found it dark. I walked down Main
street to Grand and met fifteen people who
glanced upward and referred to the clocks
forlorn appearance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-05

If the merchants of Helena would have
their goods loaded and unloaded at the
rear instead of the front entrances they
would confer a great favor to street travel
ers. The sidewalks are so narrow that peo-
pie are sufficiently crowded now. @7f
The rustler., 1891-12-25
THE PAPACY.
The Popc's AIloeutlom to the Consistory-
The Enemies That Menace the Church.

The rape's aiiocutiou to the Conslstury-
The Enemies That Menace the Church
ROME. Dec. l6. The pope in his allo-
cutiun ut the consistory said that the
enemies of the Roman church ruthless
ly cncompassed it on every side. Not
content with displaying their hatred in
words, they had proceeded to acts of
violence against peaceful foreigners
who had come to Rome aetuated by
fiia picty and free from political aims.
Other secret foes. who paraled their
moderation, really aimed ut the same
object. The liberty of the pontiH to
communicate with the outer world was
becoming more and more curtailcd.
By waging war on the papacy, the
pope said. the enemies hoped to weaken
aud prescribe the name Christian. lie
trusted that the heads of states would
give earnest consideration To the posi-
ton of the church, They would then
understand that it was to their interest
to uphold the authority of the churcf
as the greatest moral power in the
world. 1t behooves all Catholics, act
ing in unison with him, to form II per
petual league against the assaults o
the impious.
The rustler., 1891-12-25

ATcHIsoS, Kan, Dec. 16.-A short
time ago cards were sent out announc-
ing for next Thursday the marriage of
Rev. William Smothers, a colored Bap-
tist preacher, and Martha Nelson,
a graduate of the high school.
Smothers is perhaps 60 years old
and way recently granted a divorce
from a woman by whom he has several
children. The girl is about Is years
old. Her parents were bitterly opposed
TO the match and this led 10 an assault
on the preacher a few nights ago in
which he was slightly wounded. Yes
terday the couple went to ST Joseph
Mo-, and were married
The rustler., 1891-12-25

LONDON, Dec. Is The gale has been
especially severe in South Wales Some
OF the rivers have overilowed their
banks, doing much damage. Many
persons have been badly hurt by
falling trees. The most seri.
Gus of all the disasters Satur.
day was the wreck of the British ship
Enterlxin, Capt Sinclair bound from
Hull for brisbane. She was driven
upon the Gallopers, south of port
Ramsgate. Thirty lives were lost,
every person on board except an ap
prentice boy being drowned. Many
other ships were in great distress.
The rustler., 1891-12-25
The secret Not Known Vet.

PARIS, Dec. t6.-In June last MN
Tripune, Fascler, Turpin and feuvii
were each sentenced to Imprisonment
fine and deprivation of their civil right
for selling the secret of the man
ufacture of mclinite, the new
French explosive, to the Armstrong
Gun Co. Tripone was the in
vcntor of melinitc. The Gaulois to-day
says experiments have made been secret
ly in England in the manufacture of thi
explosive according to the proccsse
divulged by the convicted men an'
they have been complete failures.
The rustler., 1891-12-25

NEw York. Dec. 15.-Edward NJ.
Field. son of Cyrus w. Field, and senior
partner of the defunct brokerage firm
of Field, Lindley. Weichers & Co, was
arrested yesterday on the charge oil
larceny in the first degree by three oi
Inspector Byrnes' detectives on war
aant issued by Judge MARITIME OF the
court of general sessions, at the private
insane asylum in which he had been
confined since the collapse of the firm
lie was taken to police headquarters
The warrcnt was granted on af
fidavit submitted by District Attorne,
Nichols.
The rustler., 1891-12-25
JOEL q. MAYEs DEAD.

death of the Principal Chief oI the thcro-
kee Nation.
FoRr SMITH. Ark, Dec iG.-llon. Joel
Il. Naycs, principal chief Of the Cherokee
nation, and Hon Henry Chambers see
The rustler., 1891-12-25

JOEL H. AAAES, incnt Downing man,
and at the election last August led that
party, with Hon. stephen Tuhec on the
same ticket for second chief The ma
tional ticket ran lion. g. II. Bcngc
against Mavcs and lion. Henry Cham
beers against Tuhee. Mayes defeated
Bengc by iargc majority, while Cham
bers beat Tuhce by a small majority
Both mon have been very popularamong
their people and although cunsidera-
bly up in wears. were hate and hearty
un to within few days of their deaths.
Their loss at this particular time Is a
great disaster TO the nation and VIII
greatly delay much needed legislation,
the sale of the strip being one Of the
questions now before the council,
(which IL was hoped would he dis
posed Of. and the cool Judgment OF
Maveg with his great influence,
would have greatly facilitated the clos
g ing up of the deal between the United
States commissioners now at Table
uuah and the representatives OF the
nation. The Offices made vacant by
the death of these two men will have
10 be filed by the council, and tha
body being Downing will, of course
elect two Downing men, and one %
them will most likely be Tuhee, wh'
was defeated by Chambers. Henr,
Chambers has held many positions o
trust in the nation and was a leader II
politics. He was national treasurer fol
many years. Mayes was serving hii
second term as chief, having succeeded
himself at the election last August
The rustler., 1891-12-25

ne raltsa .a.trs ssaii n arsa tssia - @na
Hls.t.s.sa - shs Crnw atsa -trsst. 81 thiua-
Ma@tasHEe aHaauut staAsa.
emrkan. nsc. fa -1esss JAMES -.
pluits verr autiane Last uiHht in Glib
saua ~ aua - tire ieadiug thorlueh-
farss are daring hishwavmeu suddenly
surrounded aue - tucle sans tigHrst
snail uaguns, and. at q regplVcr point.
fureHa ihe na.tai emriaFrf O. fh-aw uut
taevnraI saclEs The bulky government
vehicle was then sent fFiue ou H. jour
ny. the occupants la.iuF Threatened
with instant death Il they made Out
cry ~ stbppr.L
- complete was the surprise effected
~ the baudlis that the mail arvers
failed "a utilize the ssrvicss uf n large
bull dag which was beside thetu on
their seat
Near midnight. the stolen mail sacigs,
split open and rlfied - their contents,
were found ON superior street, in the
north division 81 the city. fully three
miles from the srruc II the robbery.
At that hour every available man II the
city detective farce and the pest office
inspectors staff were strainirW every
nerve to obtain clcw q the identify
uf the highwaymcn or their where
abuuts.
The wagon WIS on its way 90 tht
main pos' Office with mail from the
stock wards and southwest stations. Il
was % charge of John Creighton, an
experienced driver. who after collect
iur his valuable freight. drive down
Hue Island avenue H. llalstcad street
and then turned east uu Wafer street
H. was half way q ncs PLANES stree
when five men sprung from the side
walk Our seized the horses 10y the
rcins while the others covered Crcigh
ton with rrvolypr- and commanded hin
a. keep quiet
Tho team was then led 10 the alle'
cNtruding north FROM Maple street an,
then. while one eft the men covered
Creighton with revolver. the other
orcrd open the door of the wagon ana
hastily selecting the registered pouche
from the others, made of through tia
alley Crclehtun~ guard lycpt the cap
tive covered for five minutes and thei
left him
The thoroughly frightened drive
whipping up his horses, drove ~ rapid
as possible To- the main post office
where he reported the affair An IL
vcntory was then made Of the content
of the wagon and 1t wa found tha
th' two registered mail pouches frut
the stock yards station, and that froI
the southern station aud Blue Islam
avenue station were missing. I'll
value li the contents the officials wcr
unable 10 determine. but 1t WAS know
fu bee heavy.
Creighton iu tine dark was unable
distinguish the fcuturrs and scarccl
the forms Of his a>suilants. except I'll
one who stood guard The latter W.
about i've feet ten inches tall and wGi
y a darl, cap pulled down over his eyes.
some time after midnight RUNE
was current that one of the robbers ha
been arrested. but the report was d
MED hv Inspector ~chaack.
A. nearly u~ can hc estimated Il
robbers secured in the ncighborhood
81, 600 In currency and about 5000. %
worth Of non-negotiahle paper sent |
the Drovers and the Stock Yards y
tonal banks to their correspondent
The latter item viii be Of little use
the bandits, hut will cause an endlc
amount Of trouble and confusion in u
financial circles involved
The rustler., 1891-12-25

FL PAso, Tex, Dec. i6--When the
southwest silver convention was called
to.order yesterday morning. about 500
miners were present and fully 600 were
delayed by the snowbound trains. Ex-
senator John II. Reagan made
an able appeal for free coinage,
handling the financial question of the
country in an exhaustive manner VIII
liam Burns, speaker Of the New Mexico
house OF representatives, was made
temporary chairman. At the evening
session a committee of permanent or.
ganization was appointed and the con
vention adjourned to attend bull fight
In Juarcz
The rustler., 1891-12-25

untl chief, are both
dead, leaving the
nation without q
ruler. Alr. Cham
bcrs died at Table
quah last Friday,
and Mr. Mayes died
nj the same place
yesterday morning
at 6 o'clock It is
understood here
hat both died of la
! grippe. which rs
prevalent up there.
/. Mayes was "a prom
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-20
PlLDORAS OPERATIVES
DELLA ANOIANA sEIGEL, PARA La

onstipaci6n de vientre, inactives entor-.
pecimiento del higado, &C., DO.
Diferentes dc muchas classes de medlcinas o.
t&rtioas, no hacen que 10 persona 70 sienta geo
Antss Dc sentirse mejor. 6u modo do opersr
% suave pero complete, sin que le aoompahen
efeotos desagradables, tales como snAusas,
dolores, retortijones, &c.
Las Pildoras Operatives dc 10 AnoianA
Esigsl son Ia msjor medicina para 10 familia
que jam&s 90 ha desoubierto. Limpian los in
teetinos dc todHs ss sultanciAs irritantes y
los dsjan en- una condiolonr saludabls. 81 me-
jor rsmedio On Ii sxistsncia para ell destr1ctor
de nssstras vidst--la Constipation del visntrs,
y sl entorpecimisnto del higado.-
+ EstAs Pildoras son IN preventive contra las
calenturss, como igxalmsnte contra todA clase
de enfsrmedsdes, hacisndo. .qus dssaparssoap
todas las materias vsnsnosas do los intsstinos.
Opsran con vigor, psro q mismo tempo con
suavidad, sin caussr dolor LguAo.
g - cogs IN fusrts rsGfrisdo, y amenaxs
% nsbrs, con dolores de cabeEa, On 10 sspalds
y On los miembros del cIerpo, una 8 dos dosie
do las Pildorss Operatives dc 10 anoiAna 6sigsi
harGn que dssaparesca slrsnriadoy y prevsndra
= hebrs.
On est6magc sucio % & cazsa de ana cos
tra "a Ia lsngua, CON IN gusto lsperO y de-
sagradabls On la bocA. Unas cRAntas dosis
do Las Pildoras Operatives de Ia ancians Heigsl
limpiarin sl sst6mAgo, harAn que dssaparesca
sl NAL gusto y rsstituir&n sl apsEito, dsvol-
viende con esto 10 baens salad.
Con frscueneiG szcsds cas cusndo los all
mentos no son busnos 8 est&n paroislmsnte
dsteriorados, producer enfermedades, indis-
posicionss, nGsssas y dsArrsA. 81 80 limpis q
estomsgo dc ssta impureLa con una d6sis de
las Pildoras Operatives dc Ia snoiana 6siGsl,
desapSrscerkn todos esos etsctos dssagraca-
bles, y rssultarA una busna salad.
Las Pildoras Operatives de Ia EnoiAna 5sigsl
prsvisnsn los mAlos efsctos que ocssioua q
Gxcsso en- conner beber. Una bsena dos
el tempo de scostsrse hacs que 4 10 masAn
sigxiente % enoueDtrs 10 persons sn IN e.
tado psrfecto para atender sEa oesfacionss
8 nsgooios.
EEss pildoras, sstando asucaradas, son pia
centsrss al tomarss, obvi&ndose aqusl gust
dezsgrsdable, tan conan On casi tod.s las Pill
doras.
III Er. DR.. DON N. Amaya. de San Vicente
{ ii Salvador), escribe, con fechS IL ds ABR
de 1885, 10 siguiente: El aumsnto del ne
gocio ira notoriaments en- progreso medids
que Hus medicinss SO conoFcan, por sfecto dc
los brillsntes efectos en- 81 apioaci6n. Y
soy medico y he Observable dichos sfectos; J
Loo m9dicos SON los llamadss generaliEar "a
o cual medicamento por sH busn sxito."
Los Sres. iedrahitA, VillegAs y Cis emil
nsntes sarmaoeuticos de Msdellin, Colombia
sSeribsn con fechs 10 de 6stiembrs, de 1884
10 dguisnte: "Teusmos 81 gssto dc NANTES
tar '. qus sl Jsrsbe de seigel hA tennis
muy buenA acsptaci6n sn ssta oiudAd y soE
producido mAgnihcos etsetos On las persdos
que 10 han tornado
Sc vende por todos los FarmacsUtico
% vendedores de Medicina por TODD Q
mundo = por Propietarios, 4. j. White
Limited, 81, Warren Street, Nueva York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-20
MPRRNTA DBL P0LRTtN

Libros escogidos. Acaban de 70,
cibirse en- esta Imprenta, los ST.
guientes:
ROBERTSON. .- Nuevo curse
del idioma ingles.
ABELLA. - Derecho Adminis-
trstivo.-Tratado de Sanidad y Be-
neficencia.-Manual de Hacienda
Municipal Practica Criminal
Contribution y Amillsramiento.-
Manual de Formularios.-Manual
del Secretario de Ayuntamiento.-
Derecho Administrative Espaiiol.
-JuSgados MuniciI al 4s.-Manusl
de Contribution Telfit ,rial.-Ma
nual de Policis Urbana.-Manusl
de las atribucioDes de los Alcal-
des.
OLLENDORFF. -- GramAtica
inglesa.
dALANTE. -::Dicciouario Mu.
nicipal.
VAZQUEZ QUEIPO Tablas
dc l0ga1tmos.
GALINDO Y ESOOSURA.-Le-
gislaci6n Hipotecaria.
Ourio Shades cieat tfco-domesticas.
Las arkfss.
La fAmiliA desc noeids, p&gina de
historic natural.
El micr 2acol 10 del doctor Ballsn-
ger.
Una nochs aprovschada, sl gus, 81
petr6leo.
Los mistcrios de 10 luna, La hernia.
na de Rembrandt, etc,
| OARTAS de Santa Teresa de Jeads,
| y otros sscritos y eocumentos referen-
tee b ssts grAnds = santa madre.
| OOOPER.-DofiA Mercedes do Cas-
tillA, tono en- g, con laminas.
| CHArEAUBRIAND. hi Gsnio del
Oristianismo, 8 tomos,- Los M&rtires.
| SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
OArtas.
SOLDEVILLA.--Joyas de ia lite.
rst1sa espanoiR.
BIBLIOTEOA Universal, vsrios 3omoG
OAMPOAAOR Pc3tio&,
POLO. Ri Oompendio de lA latinidaG
RIERA , Tortosa. Eocionss de Agri.
eulturg.
PEREDA. Historic Natural.
GAN0T. E;aica.
MIGUEL. Diccionsrio latino.
LL0FRlU. Ia Jahoneris.
| IOOMBEROUSSE. Gsomstsla.
| BRI0T. Algebra.
! SONNET. Gsome etria sDalitica.
ULTIKOa dias do un fl6sofo
FELIU, FisicA y Quimioa.
EOARTlN Grsmatice leti ns.
lO0AaLERAN GrnmAtica csssslla
as.
M. j. de LARRA.-0brss, 4 tomol
| FRANCISCO De QUEVEDO.--
81 Parnaso Espanol, . tomos. ~-0bral
aeEias.---Obrrs fsativas.
III. j. QUINTANA.-Obras.
| ALARO0N.--Tsatro, 3 tomos.
FR. L. DE GRANADA.-Guis
psesdOTss.
4. pW eOLIa.~-Capquiaa ds "a
jise,
kQl ~ 1AROiA.~ ress'as,
.~lARDE.-~OhFz ps.iissFl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-20

Bn La Imprenta del BoLzTm &c
ha recibido el magnfAco libro titula-
do ElVGs;oGao y los Maso~ss, por
Leon Taxi, junto con les notables
Cox1sstcmss del mismo. Adem&s, 90
han recibido Masxa!ss dc Ditxntos y
Mssalss con nuevos rezos, el RitxGl
Rowa~e ad PGrOcAsss, hermosos Pu-
rificadores, qus se rec0miendan &
los sefores Ouras, intinidsd de
cromos y taIetas de fantasia para
felicitaci6n, preciosisimas, = uns
tnmensidsd de elegantes J ttiles
obiesoa de escritorio.
Todo se vende { precios limita
d0a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-20
AYRIA de Las AKTx1xASs
tapor M. /. VnLAVERDE
E I'D A.


~ Trasborda al correo que sale
de Barcelona sl J de Cadiz Ell 10, Is
carga para HAbanA = Mejico.
(2l TrasbordA 10 earga para ell Me.
diterrGneo sspahol d IN vapor de Ia
Oompahia. CF2Ten
(S) La carga para Geneva queda
. bofdo del vApor que 10 llevark desde
Havre, donds tomArA sdemAs Ia qus
habiendo lido D opci6n al Havre sea
dsstinada & Italia. La parada en- 81
Hayrs Sc limitarA al tempo absolute
mente necessrio para los operacionsI
Dc deScarga J habilitaci6n del buque.