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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-24

przeciwko mylnym zasadom wszelkim odmia,.
nom wystepku. Nalezy sk}aniaG go do odda-s
wanna czci Bozej, nalezy budzic W MIN ducha
poboznosci mianowicie czuwaG mad tenn, ably
sumiennie swieci{ niedziele swieta. Niechaj
sic nauczy szanowac kochae Kosci6} sw to
wsp6lna matke wszystkich chrzescijan, s}uchac
jego przepis6w, przyjmowaG Sacramento sw.,
kt6re So zrod}ami bozemi, W ktorych dusza O.
czyszcza sic PLAN czerpie swa swiatobli
wosc
skoro sic religia przyjmie "a podstawe
wszystkich praw spo}ecznych, ME trudno be-
die okresli6 wzajemne stosunki, jake panowac
maja miedzy cz}onkami, by osiagnae pok6j i
pomyslnosc spo}eczedstwa. Rozmaite urzedy
winny bye rozdzielone spos6b najkorzyst.
niejszy dla interes6w wsp6lnych tax: aby ME-
r6wnosc ME przynios}a ujmy jednosci.
Wielce wazna jest rzecza, ably urzeda roz-
dawano roztropnie W sposob jasno okreslo
ny, izby Mkt ME doznawa} niesprawiedliwosci.
Niechaj dobro wsp6lne bedzie administrowa
mem sprawiedliwie naprz6d nalezy wedle sto.
pnia ub6stwa kazdego cz}onkow oznaczye
wysokos6 wsparcia, majacego sic mu udzielic;
niechaj prawa obowiazki pracodawcow zga-
dzaja sic prawami obowiazkami robotni-
k6w.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-24
Nowy process dla skazanych W
New Orleans.
Zako6czenie roku szkolnego W u
niwersytecie W NOtre Dame, Ind.
Jak Bardsley sic usprawiedliwia.
Ksiaie jerry grecki W San Fran.
cisco.
Obrachunek Bardsley'a.
PhiZadezphi0, %. czerwc!

Philadelphia, %. czerwca.
W sprawie by}ego skarbnika
miasta Bardsley'a process dis
dalej sic ciagna}. Po przes}u.
chaniu kilku rzeczoznawcow
Bardsley sam swoje zeznanie
odczyta3. Odczytauie to trwa1o
pieG kwadrans6w, a tresc jego
by}o nastepujaca: Przy z}oze-
niu urzedu winien by} miastu
Bardsley sl9l,oel.e8, stanowi
Pennsylvania zassl, ,oo2,769.64
czyli razem sl,194,6s1.22. 4
tel sunny W 5anku keystone
znajduje sic $925,ooo, W r6z-
nych papiersch wartosciowych
So sos 43, w skutek upa-
d1osci banku j iedno drugie
pr1epadio. $4,000 zas lajduje
sic W reka;h y. rzadzcy masy.
Wedle swego obliczenia Bards-
ley winieu Jest osobiscie mia
stu Stanowl tylko S3S,S22,29,
a suma ia ma bye dostatecznie
pokryta odstapieniem jego ma.
jatku.
Ma wniosek prokuratora cd.
1ozono og}oszenie wyroku do
czasu, W kt6rym rzeczoznawcy
jeszcze strutynuja ksiegi. =
Bardsley powroci} do wiezie-
MIA sledczego.
Sedzia lynch.
Little Rock, Arb., 90. czerwca.
specyalny telegram do ga
zette" z Hamburga, Ashley
County, donosi szczeg6}y o
lynchowaniu Negra Henry Jo-
mes W ubieg}a Niedziele. Jones
mieszka} oko}o 12 mil Cd Ham
burga. Zamordowa} on swoje
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-24
Sroda, dnia "a Czerwca 1891 r.

ra6cza wyrzadzi}a ogromne
szkody. Objad}y one nawet
kore drew owocowych, ME
folgujac nawet kolczastemu
kaktusowi.
Kuba.
Hava7a0, 90 czerwca.
Straz zabi}a dzisiaj rabusia
Lutgardo Herra W poblizu
Santa Isabel.
Chiny.
Londy7a, % czerwca.
Depesza z Shanghai donosi,
re najnowsze rozruchy W Chi
mach wymierzone by1y nietylko
przeciwko chrzescianom, ale
takze przeclw panulaceJ obec-
ME dynastyi. G16wna role W
tych zaburzeniach mia}o taje-
niue stowarzyszenie Kolo.
San Francisco, 90 czerwca.
North China Daily News
donosi o powstaniu Wuhu, ze
kupa chi1czyk5w postanowi}a
zniszczyc i zrabowac misya
Jezuit6w, poniewazrozniesiono
pog1oske, re zabijaja dzieci
chillczyk6w, wyjmuja i'm oczy,
ably z mich robic lekarstwo dla
uzytkuy yJezuit6w. = Po po}u.
'dniu y maja zgromadzi}a sic
wielka liczba chi1czyk6w oko}o
pomieszkauia ksiezy, a wpad}
sly wewnatrz, wypedzi}a misy,
onarzy, a zrabowawszy co sic
dafo, podpali1a kosci61 i inne
budynki. Potem udali sic do
konsulatu angielskiego, gdzie
wyrzadzili znaczne szkody.
Konsul wraz zona przebra}
sic po chiGsku umknat w raz
Z innymi obcokrajowcami na
okret angielski. Tam uzbrojr-
no sic na predce i udano sic do
domu cfowego, gd4ie i'm sic
uda}o odeprzec krajowc6w i
zagasic pozar. = Po po}udniu
przyby}o wojsko chi6skie M
pomoc i rozpedzi}o napastni-
k6w.
Dnia 16 maja napadli kra-
jowcy W Ngan. King na rzym-
ska misya. Uda}o sic ksiezom
ME dopuscic napastnik6w, a
jeden z Mich zosta} aresztowa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-24
Rok II.

zone i pochwycono go, gdy
zw}oki chcia} sprzatnac. w
Niedziele W nocy o godzinie 2
oko1o - mezczyzn przysz}o do
wiezienia, przemocs wdarli sic,
wyprowadzili Jonesa ma drze.
vie powiesili. Do wiszacego
strzelano kilkakrotnie.-
dziny sadowe orzek}y, IL Jones
straci} zycie przez reke ME
znanych os6b.
Nieszczescie dynamitowe.
Chester, Pa., %. czerwca.
w kamienio}omach Leipers
dis rano wydarzy}a sic strasz-
liwa eksplozya. Robotnicy Pc
ter Mclaughlin i John Wal
ker mieli wysadzic ska}e W po.
wietrze. Mclaughlin w}asnie
by} zajety stosownem umiesz-
czeniem }adunku dynamitowe-
go, gdy eksplozya nastapi1a.
Mclaughlin zosta} zabity ma
miejscu, a Walker bardzo Gle
zko zosta} pokaleczony.
Uniwersytet W Notre Dame.
,Nohe Dame, zmd., 90. czer.
Ma zakohczenie roku szkol.
nego W tutejszym uniwersyte'
Gle odby}a sic uroczystosc, ma
kt6rej byli obecnylni, miedzy
innymi, Biskup Spalding z
Peoria, Biskup Grimes No
wei Zelandyi, h;storyograf ks.
Lambing i wielu duchownych.
Pan James Jeffrey Roche 2
Bostonu otrzyma} tytu dokto-
IA, a godnosc ,,artium magis-
ter udzielona zosta}a panom
George E. Clarke i Francis
Dexter z Kansas City, jakotez
ks. John Conway re st. J ohm.
Ekskomunikowani.
Indianapolis, % czerwca.
q New Albany, Ind, spe-
cyalny telegram donosi, re to-
warzystwo New Albany Divi-
sion -Rycerzy sw. Edwarda 20
stafo ekskomunikowanem przez
Biskupa Chatard "a urzadze-
ME W Niedziele pikniku z pi-
jatyka i ta1cami. Towarzy.
stwo to ME jest wiecej uznane
(Dok. la 4stej str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-24

ny. Lake i ma Inland misya
napadnieto, ale,,w1adze chi6skie
natychmiast wys}a}y oddzia1
wojska ma pomoc. W ostat-
tnich czasach przyby}y diva
okrety ku obronie misyonarzy:
jeden francuski a drugi ME
miecki.
Krajowcy poprzylepiali pla-
katy z uwiadomieniem, re dnia
% maja zniszcza misye.
Japonia.
San Francisco, % czerwca.
Process japodskiego policy
anita Tsuda Sanzo, kt6ry zrani}
carewicza, juz sic sko1czy}.
Skazano so ma dozywotnie
wiezienie.
Chill.
Londy7a, 90 czerwca.
Nadesz}a tn depesza rzadu
chilijskiego donosi, ze powsta6-
cy stracili odwage izaprzestali
swych dzia1ah ma po}udniu.
Prezydent Balmaceda czyni
odpowiednie kroki W celu
wzmocnieniaz za}ogi wojskowej,
a okrety jego wojenne napa-
daja ma porty powsta1c6w. W
ko6cu donosza, re powstadcy
tylko przed}usyc chca wojne,
ably sic wzbogacic na polka
dach saletry W Tarapaca.
Kongres odbywa regular
posiedzenia, zatwierdza uchwa.
~ majace ua celu dobro og6}u,
i Rad zasila W odpowiednie
srodki. Dziewietna$cie pro-
wincyi jest W rekach Balma-
cedy, Z 3 milionowa ludnoscia,
podczas gdy powstallcy zale-
dwie 100000 dusz lic1a, z kt6.
rych po}owa jest cudzoziemca-
Washington, % czerwca.
Depesza nadesz1a Paryza
donosi, re powstahcy czynia
rozpaczliwe kroki W celu uzy-
skania pomocy Francuzow.
Przyrzekli oni rzadowi Pc
ruwia6skiemu obszar Tacua /
port africa, jezeli tenze uzna
ich "a potege wojenna / made
szle i'm posi}ki. Rad Peru
wianski jednak odrzuci} wszel-
kie ich propozycye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-24

rahcza wyrzadzi}a ogromne
szkody. Objad}y one nawet
kore drew owocowych, ME
folgujac nawet kolczastemu
kaktusowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-24

iego miejsce. Poraz pierwszy
miano kazanie W jezyku an
gielskim. Pensya rabina wy
n;osi rocznie 1000 funt6w.
Austro = Wegry.
Faatme, % czerwca.
Cesarz Franciszek Jozef
przyby} dzisiaj do Funny a
lud przywita} go oznakami
niek}amanej radosci.
WfOchy.
Rgym, % czerwca.
Prezydent mfnistrow Rudi-
nj odk}ada przed}ozenie pism
W sprawie New Orlea1skiej,
aby ME sprawic zadnych tru-
dnosci w uk}adach z rzadem
Washingto1skim.
Londyoa, % czerwca.
Donosza, re zostanie odwo-
}any z Berlina pose} w}oski
hr. de Launay.
Rsyna, % czerwca.
Przy rozruchach wyborczych
W Bologna, wywo}anych skut.
kiem upadku socyalistycznego
kandydata, utraci} jeden cz}o-
wick zycie a wielu zosta}o po-
ranionych. Kilka os6b are
sztowano.
ROsya.
Londyaa, % czerwca.
Warszawski correspondent
donosi, re Rad rosyiski zabro-
nil zydom emigrowac re 100
zyd6w zatrzymano na grani-
cy.
POrtagalia.
Londyna, % czerwea.
Policya rozpedzi}a wczoraj
zgromadzenie republikan6w W
Lizbonie.
Persya.
Londyoo, % czerwca.
Zgraja uzbrojonych ludzi
porwa}a IA letnia angielke,
nazwiskiem Katie Greenfield,
ztureckiego konsulatu W Soul
Bolak W Persyi.
Afryka.
Londyn, % czerwca.
w Marokko obawiaja sic
nedzy g1odowej, poniewaz sza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-24
No. 148.
Rozruchy W Chinach.
NieIncy.
Berlin. % czerWca

Berlin, % czerwca.
By}y minister wojny, gen.
Bronsartv. Schellendorf umar}
dzisiaj.
Frankfurt, % czerwca.
Wezoraj wieczorem pewna
s}uzaca wesz}a do ogrodu ZOO
logicznego przez niNogo ME
spostrzezona wskoczy}a do
klatki niedzwiedzia. DIS ra-
no, znaleziono jej poszarpane'
go trupa.
Berlin, % czerwca.
Post" donosi, ze hr. Wal
dersee zostanie niemieckim po.
STEM W Petersburgu.
Francya.
B0rdeaatr, % czerwCa.
W4adze miejscowe zabroni-
}y jazdy kolei konnej, dop6ki
sprzeczki miedzy kompania a
robotnikami ME zostana za}a-
twione.
Wczoraj zarzucono ulice
rozmaitymi przedmiotami,
przez co utrudniono komuni-
kacya. Oddzia}y ao}nierzy
maszerowa}y bezustannie uli-
cami i przysz}o nawet do star
cia, W kt6rem wiele osob 20
sta}o ranionych.
Pary5, % czerwca.
Minister spraw zeWnetrznych
Ribot zazada1 Cd rzadu W Hal
tt, aby tenze zap}aci} rodzinie
zastrzelonego niedawno Pi-
gaud pewna sumo tytu1em od-
szkodowania.
Wielka Brytania.
Londyn, % czerwca.
Instalowano dzisiaj rabina
Adlera w wielkiej synagod1e
W East End. UroczystosG ia
trwa}a 1 ] godziny. Lord Rot
szvld zanroWadzi{ rabina AZ ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-24
ROsya.
LOndy71, % czerWca.
POrtagalia.

Londy1o, % -czerwea.
Policya rozpedzi}a wczoraj
zgromadzenie republikan6w W
Lizbonie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-06-24

Berlin, % czerwca.
By}y minister wojny, gen.
Bronsartv. Schellendorf uma1
dzisiaj.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-19
TO WORK MAC ORE,
Operations ON u Unionville Property to lie
Resumed The Fourth of July.

OPERATIONS on u Unfonvllle Property to he
Resumed The Fourth of July.
Patrick Calvin yesterday pu, chased the
Constans mill ut the head of Nelson gulc h.
He also made a contract with the Mac Min
ing company to work the ore from that
property, the stipulation being that the
company shall furnish from twelve to
twenty tons of ore per day during the life
of the contract, which is for the term of
the present trustees. They go out of office
will be renewed at that time. There is
enough ore on the Mac dump now to run
the mill for fifteen or twenty days. A force of
men will be put to work on the mine imme-
diately, and experts who have examined the
property say there is sufficient ore in sight
to run a ten-stamp mill for three years.
The mill will start up Thursday or Friday
next.
The purchase is regarded as a very good
one, the mill being comaratively new built
only ten years ago, and is one of the best
ten stamp mills in the state. The begin
ming of operations on the Mac is cause for
congratulations, not only to the stockholders
in that company, but also to every mine
owner and prospector in the vicinity of
Unionville.
The Mac was recently bonded to eastern
parties for $4,000. Before they had COM
pleted their arrangements the time ex-
PRED, and as some of the stockholders OBJ
jected. the sale fell through. The indebt-
edness Of the company now amounts to
$500, and in order to liquidate this, 5000
shares of treasury stock have been placed
on the market at five cents a share. Stock.
holders have until July rs to take up the
stock. 1t is the intention Of the trustees
to use the money arising from the contract
with Calvin in systematically developing
the miue,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-19
EVERYBODY'S HOLIDAY.
Adam Forepaugh Shows Coming in all
Their Glory.

Adam F~Orepaugh shows Coming in all
Their Glory.
With spring smiles and bluebirds' song
come the crimson wagon and gilded char
lots that herald the g~lories within the white
walls of the anvas city. What is unquali-
fedlv claimed to be the largest of these
habitations of skilled men and their accom-
plishments and the rarest of NATURES
achievements in animal life will pitch its
tents in Helena.
Its very name and title has often before
been a guarantee of extraordinary magni-
tude and merits, and its chlefest claim has
always been that it never fails to perform
all promises. Adam Forepaugh sho ws
maintain their claims and advertise
now more than ever before. It's parade in
the forenoon is promised to be something
unprecedented in its wealth of pageantry.
It's route will have to be carefully selected,
so that none of the towering tableau cars
and charlots will collide with the electric
wires overhead in the streets. 1t will be
announced in ample time in all newspapers.
AS an elaborate menu in a large hotel is
prOylued to appease every appetite, so is
the programme of a visit to Adam Fore
paugh shoWs-With the important excep-
ton of the desire for peanuts, lemonade,
etc., as nothing whatever can be bought
upon the seats or within the great circus
auditorium. This will be welcome news to
those who have been tramped upon by ped
dlers in former years ana in otLer shows
1t is claimed that only one objection car
be made to these shows. and that is tina
there is Il veritable embarrassment o.
riches.
One can hardly sec all of the tremedoui
collections of animals and the s~ixty-nint
separate performances upon the circus pro.
Rramme-one might as we'll expect to ex.
haust the Motel menu. Everything is salt
to be OF the highest class, while the estab
lishment ID a gilt-edged affair throughout
Compulsory neatness and politencss upon
the part of the employees. the actual reserv
ing of seats by coupon tickets, make thes
shows a revolution III the matter of comfor
and entertainment in tented exhibitions
This great show will exhibit at Helena o,
Thursday, August II.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-19

Suddenly feels something alight on hia
neck. He puts up his hand to brush it of.
but it has no notion to he brushed of. This
interference with his comfort and effort to
remove him from his post of obsei ation ID
resisted, often to the death. The little
fellow takes a grip on tho flesh
with his claws int hangs on
with a tenacity that requires force
to overcome, When finally dislodged he
has left a stinging sensation behind at the
point where no hung with his claws. The
bug is also n prospeotor. He alights on u
mans collar and the wearer knows nothing
of his presence until the little pest, in his
!arr Of discovery, decides to do ii little
underground work and drops between the
undershirt and the skin. Then there ia but
one thing to do-baek up against a door
frame and crush the intruder. He is sup
posed to nave immigrated from Kansas.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-19
The Fourth of July.

At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Fourth of July mine the other day, it was
determined to stop wo-k on the property
for a time. The reason given is that owing
to lack of cheap transportation facilities it
does not pay to ship the ore taken out. 1t
is thought that the Okanogan country will
have a railroad before many months and
then work will be resumed. There is a
debt of some $4,000 on the prop
city, and this all the stockholders will have
a chance to take up, pro rata. Those who
assume their share of the debt will be al
lowed interest on the same at the rate of
one and q half per cent. a month. e.. |.
Zimmerman, who is one of the heavy stock
holders, and from whom the above was
learned, says all the stockholders, big and
little, will have the opportunity to assume
their proportion of the debt. A circular
letter has been sent to the stockholders,
notifying them of the action taken. Al
ready a number have signitied their inten-
ton of taking their share of the indebted
ness.
The Fourth of July is considered by ex-
perts a very valuable property, as there is a
great deal of rich ore in sight, and sufficient
development has been lone to prove the
mines worth.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-19
MISERY IN RUSSIA.

If the New York World is to be be-
lieved, the people of this country have
the very ~faintest conception of the mis-
cry which tho personal policy of the
car is deliberately intllcting upon his
Jewish subjects. For every thousand
of the population who are fortunate
enough to escape to this or other
tries, there are tens of thousands whose
condition in Russia is deplorable beyond
description. The indictment is start
ling, and the structures that it calls
forth will receive the endorsement Of
every humanitarian.
The method adopted to crush the life out
of the Russian Jews is simple but effective.
1t consists in casting Il drag-net over
Great Russia to bring within the old Polish
provinces, or what is known as the Pale of
Settlement, all who have obtained or earned
the right to live outside Of it. Further, it
consists in compelling Jewish farmers with
in the Pale to give up their land, and arti-
sans and petty tradesmen in the rural vii
lagos to abandon their occupations and
move into one of the towns designated as a
legal place of residence. Into these towns
refugees from beyond the pale and from
the country districts within it are crowded
without regard to the possibility of finding
either house room or means of livelihood.
There they are left to scramble for exist
ance as best they may-literally to stew in
their W juice.
The injury which this system is inficting
on Russia may be held to be chiefly her
" affair, like the exquisitely ingenious
system of spoliation of her Jewish subjects
which has grown out of it. But when the
most elementary rights of humanity are
openly, systematically and cruelty out
ragged by a government counted as civilized.
it is usual to hear something of indignant
demonstrated from the people who are free
to speak their own minds and who recog-
nize the common brotherhood of man.
Nay, more. When any government own
ing the force of international obligation
undertakes to reduce several millions of it's
ubjects to a choice between starvation and
flight, the countries likely to become the
asylum Of multitudes of men, women and
children reduced to the condition of hunted
beasts have not only the right but the duty
of vigorous protest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-19

THOMAS & STERLING, of Liyerpoo oil
England, in their tin plate circular of
June 10, says the ST. Louis Sunday Re-
public, pay the Mckinley tariff bill the
following handsome compliment: SOW
ing to Mr.. McKinley's thoughtful kind
ness in placing over three-quarters of ID
million sterling 50, 750,CO0-extra profits
in the pockets Of our Welsh friends dur
ing the present half year, they will be
able to play Il little before troubling
with the future" Neidringhaus goes
shares in the plumber, and the Amerl-
can working people set 'em up.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-19
Mr.. Bayliss and the Drum Luminous.

General manager Bayliss, of the Drum
Lummon, who is going to London to reside
permanently, is in Helena. Speaking Of
the mine, he said it has been prospected to
a depth of 1,600 feet, but the ore bodies be-
low the 800 foot level have not been touched.
There are, says Mr.. Bayliss. immense guam
titles of ore in sight, and he believes the
property can be worked successfully to a
depth of 1000 feet. Messrs. Robinson and
Herby will have the supervision of the
mine in the future.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-19
Stop and Consider,

What is the use of your going home to
lunch on these hot summer days, when you
can get a fifst-class free hot lunch at the
Fashion, on Sixth avenue, next to Motor
officer The lunch served is an excellent
one, and cannot be beat by any restaurant
in the city. The service is tirst-class. inc
dinner consists of roasts of different kinds.
vegetables, soups, etc. An elegant private
room at the disposal of guests. flrst-class
wines, liquors and nice lager beer always
on hand.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-19

Ex-GovERNoR B. +. WHITE, in an in
terview with a Miner reporter, said,
concerning the Anaconda shutdown:
"Railroad traffic rates had no more to do
with the closing of these smelters than
my business in Dillon had. In fact,
lieve that a deal was pending for the
disposal Of a large interest in the prop
critics to outside, perhaps foreign, capl-
talists. The copper market was not all
that could be desired and these would
be purchasers were heavily loaded with
copper. 1t is likely a part of the trans
action that that metal shall be given the
chance, at least, to resume it's former
value, and then this deal may be COM
pleted, or, like many others, may fgIl
through; but that, in my opinion, was
the cause of the shutdown. Everyone
who knows Mr.. DAILY knows that he in
variably sticks to what he says and
makes it as good as the truth till some
thing different is shown. and it may be
that even Marcus DAILY does not under
stand the situation. But the facts on
which my personal opinion is based
come from a source that is as close to
Mr.. Haggin as is DAILY himself" Does
the esteemed Inter Mountain still in
sist Mr.. II. +. Cakes shut down the
mines and smelters of the Anaconda
company? And will that eminently
fair(:) paper desist from its spiteful per-
sonal attacks On the president of the
Northern Pacific railroad?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-19
A Cataract Assessment.

The stockholders of the Cataract Mining
company are now paying an assessment of
two cents per share into the hands of Sec
rotary John kountz. 50 South Main street.
The assessment on 100000 shares Is for de-
velopment work on the 350-foot level. The
mine is in Cataract gulch, near Basin, Boul-
properties of that noted mining district.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-19
HELENA, MONT, JULY 10. 1891.

U-Nontanians abroad will always find The
DAILY INDEPENDENT on file at their favorite
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan, New
York; West, Minneapolis: Baldwin and Palace,
San Francisco; McDermott, Butte; Leland Hotel.
Springfield. Ill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-19

WE knew that the congratulations of
Butte would come along in good time,
hence we made haste to acknowledge
them in advance. And sure enough,
Fridays Inter Mountain says: "IIelena
has captured the teachers national con
yentlon for July next year. About 1000
educators of both sexes will be IN the
temporary capital at that time, and the
proper accommodations will test the no.
tel capacity Of that city. However, there
Is plenty of o on the prairies, and
the Hotel Broadwater will take care Of
300 OF the visitors. Some of them NAV
float over to Butte to see the mines anC
mills, Helena having no attractions Of
that sort within twenty-five miles. The
people of Helena are to be cordially con-
graduated On getting the convention
and tho Inter Mountain r%ejoices with
them" The gratuitous filings at nelent
are SO mild that they mark a long steE
forward in Butte journalism, and while
Helena accepts with thanks the con.
gratulatlons, she c~haritably overlookg
the qualification. The kind expressions
appearing in the Miner and the Stan
dard will be reproduced after they hav,
appeared in those papers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-19
How to Prevent R]oughness of the Ski,

During cold, dry, windy weather this
question apitttes the min of every lady in
the land who prizes a smooth, soft skin.
There IS nothing more harmless and effect
i've than Wisdom's Violet Dream for pre-
venting and Graduating the Ill effects OF
severe weather. Try il.