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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03
STATE TICK

For Governor.
t. f. COLLINS. Cascade County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
II. r. MELTON, Beaverhead County
For secretary of tate,
b, W. 8. FOLK. Missoula County.
For Treasurer.
JESSE HASTON. Custer County.
For Auditor,
w. c. WHALEY, Jefferson County.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
j. G. MAHONY, Madison County.
For Chief Justice,
W. Y. rEMEERTON. Silver Bow County.
For Attorney General.
T.. c. DAY, Park County
For Clerk of the Supreme Court,
j. l.. SLOANE. Missouls County.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

WHEN the mines shut down, the works
run on the Hue dust.
When the tiue dust gives out, they
shut down the works.
When the works shut down. they shut
down the hotel.
When the hotel shuts down, the one
man leaves town.
And then there isn't any Anaconda.
And yet the Copper company pro.
poses to buy the capital.
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APPOINTMENTS OF SPEAKERS.

H ~-~~ LElgNE -
The democratic state central committe,
the following appointments o.
speakers:
Hon. Il. D. Mats:
Lima, Nov. 4.
Dillon, Nov. s.
Hon. Martin MaRinnis:
Livingston, Nov. 3.
Miles City, Nov, 3.
Hon. w. D. Hill:
Victor. Nov. 3.
Stevensville, Nov.
Floronce. Nov. 8
Hon. w. A. Clark:
Butte, Nov. 3.
Bannack, Nov. 4.
Hons. W. W. Dixon and j. X. Too'~
Helena, Nov. B.
Butte, Nov. z.
Hons. w. w. Dixon and R. B. smith.
Anaconda, Nov. 8.
Hon. N. W. Mcconnell:
Junction City, Nov. 8.
Saltwater, Nov. 4.
Park City. Nov. 8, afternoon.
Laurel, Nov. s. evening.
Billings, Nov. 7.
Hons. Martin MaRinnis and Robt. b. Smith;
Monday. Nov. 7, at Helena.
Hon. G. b. Nolan:
FRIDAY, Nov. 4, at C%enterville.
Hon. w. Nj. Biokfoid:
Saturday. Nov. 5 at Meaderville.
Hon. Il. j. Walsh:
Friday. Nov. 4. at Philipsburg.
Saturday, Nov. 5, at Granite.
Hons, j, X. Toole and L. C. Day:
Missouia. NOV. 5.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

YES. that railroad beyond Anaconda
is a fake.
Ask any railroad man or civil engi-
neer' and he will tell you it is an impos.
slblllty to build it as laid down on those
spurious maps issued by the Copper
company. The clumsy bunglers whe
drew that map had never made a survey
of the country or travelled over it. They
locate the road on the wrong side OF
Flathead lake; they have towns sci
down outside of geographical plumb:
their work is a clumsy fraud.
Vote for Anaconda for the capital il
you want to, but don't let them make q
chump of you.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

effective because MIR. Jockeys name is
not made conspicuous by the Journal
and the names Of other persona who
long & dropped out of the order arc
singled out for assault. The readers of
the Journal understand very we'll, how
ever, that whatever names the Journal
employs, il means Lockey.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

1t is no use to protest, how
ever. We say the Diamond
Brand of Patent Flour, manu-
featured solely from pure hard
wheat by the North Dakota
Milling Co, at Grand Forks, N.
D., is the best flour in the
market. and we are prepared
to back it.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

HE esteemed Standard is inclined to
poke fun at Helena society. While it is
true that Helena is the social center of
the northwest, it is also true that it
differs from Anaconda in that it's So
ciety does not consist of one man.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

The well-known weather prophet,
Mayor Higgins, of Missoula, makes the
following forecast: A cold wave from the
British line, accompanied by high winds
and hail, will pass through DAILY town,
Hamilton, the Riverside rancho and
strike Anaconda Nov. 8. For Helena
and Butte: Warm, but fair.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

HE Helena Journals deadly attack
on the Hon. Richard Jockey, republi-
can candidate for representative from
this county, because he is one of the
most prominent members of the indie
pendent Order of Good Templars are a
curious feature of the present political
contest. The stabs are all the more
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WORK!
MAKE every day count.

JUDGE DIXON and Governor Toole at
the opera house tonight. The great
meeting of the campaign.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

CONTRACTS for final surveys on the
Butte, Anaconda & Doodle railroad will
be completed by the people Of Montana
next week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

HELENA, MONT. NOV. 3. 1892.

Mountainous abroad will always find Thu
DAILY INDEPENDENT ON file at their fsyorite
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, 1892-11-03

The Inter Mountain wired to Helena
yesterday for a carload Of olive branches.
the Butte supply having been ex-
hausted. The entire lot will be pre-
sented to Captain Couch for winter dec
nratiopC
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

IT looks as though Carter was slated
for retirement from national politics.
The old bosses have not reached the age
limit and are jealous of smart amateurs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.,

NATIONAL TICKET.
For President,
GROVER CLEVELAND. New York.
For Vice-President.
ADLAI L. STEVENSON, Illinois.
1or Presidential Electors,
A.. ". LYMAN, Lewis and Clarke County.
PAUL A. FUSZ, Deer Lodge County.
WALTER COOPER. Gallatin County.
For Representative in Congress,
w. w. DIXON. Silver Bow County.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

IT is said that the popular campaign
chorus IN Butte just now runs like this:
"If the Inter Mountain is gong to flop,
why don't it do it now"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

EXCEPT for the sensational controver-
sizes between Mrs. Lease, Miss Knowles
and the editor of the Inter Mountain
this would have been a dull campaign.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

A Sill will probably be introduced in
the next legislature dividing Deer
Lodge and making Anaconda the seat
of a new county. 1t should be called
Boodleshire.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

The burning question: Are you going
to sell the capital to the Anaconda com
pany? If 80, for how much?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

How would you like to be a flambeau
hired man and wear the badge of the
Anaconda Copper company?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-03

THE czar's throne is an attractive
piece of furniture in Russia, but will
never become a fad in Montana.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-21
a Warning.

Senator Teiler'5 speech in the Senste yesterday
in criticism Of his party and the Preaiient for
their not sticking to the free coinage principles
announced in the platform of the last national
republican convention is breezy reading. The
Senator notifies his party that its treschery to
silver will ALLEVIATE the affections of the four min
ing States Colorado, he ia certsin. will not here
after bs reliably republican" fth' silver men
are perpt tually ignored. The campaign of 1888,
the Eenstor tells us, was fought-in his State at
alone that tho republicans can continue to carry
it, In moat of their interi SIS, apart from hs sill
YER, the people OF Colorado wouli be more bere-
flied by the democratic policy. SO he Gays to his
party friends: "Tske csren' AS respects the
force bill, the Senator denies that he opposed it
in exchange for democratic support to free COIN
ago. He thought it infamous" he says, two
years sgo and such is his opinion iii l.-Bahi
more Sun
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Indiana Democrats

INDIANAPOLIS. Iud., April 2l.-One ofths
largest democratic conventions In the his.
tory OF Indiana convened in this city this
morning. After the various committees
were announced and toe election Of U. 8.
Senator Turple 80 permanent chairman. the
platform vas submit ed and adopted By &C.
clamatiop.
The platform reafirms devotion to the
time honored principles of the party is un-
compromislngly opposed to the usurpation
by the central government CT the functions
of the Sttt,s; to bourties and subsidies in
every form; to every species Of GLASS legisla'
ton and government partnership with priv.
ct, enterprise. L arraignes the administers
ton for Its subServienoy to the interests OF
tho money power which created It aud Its
indifference to the welfare Of the people; for
its shameless prostitution of the public pa
trcnege of the vilest partisan purpose; for
Its wicked attempt to iss.en upon the coun.
try the cdlous force bill, and for its weak
and demagoglcal foreign policy; condemns
the ao.celled reciprocity policy and trusts and
monopoles; favors the keeping In conata,
circulation o sufficient volume OF money,
consisting OF god, silver and legal t'nder
paper currency at par with each other; fa-
yo.s the election OF U. s. Senators directly
By thu people; approves the Australian
election syetsu; favorajust and ibsra pen
sious for ell disabled soldiers, their widows
and dependents; but demands that the work
OF the pension Office shall bs done honestly
and denouuces the administration OF that
Office By Green B. Raum.
It was resolved that the convention endorse
the wise and patriotic administration of Grover
Cleveland; that the Presidential campaign Of
1892 should be conducted on the s;u. Of ts, if re-
form ss defined By the Presidential messsg, OF
1887 that upon this Cleveland is the logical
candidate Of the democratic party, and in the
event that the national convention deems the
nomination OF Mr.. Cleveland iIex oedient the In
diana delegation is Instructed to use every honor
able effort to secure the nomination OF Governor
Isaac P. Gray or the Presidency
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yIRSIEIA EgWa.


Mr.. Lewis n. Barron and Miss Elizabeth
Cover, and Mr.. A, E Dabney of Steunou,
and Mics MolIie E. Barr were married In
Winchester yesterday.
The Coast Line Railroad Company will
construct new sheds, congresses and piers
at Norfolk In the hope of preventing the
cotton trade from slipping away from that
port.
81. Luks's church, Norfolk. Rsv. Mr..
Lloyd, rector, on Easter pu. 5000 on the
plate, altar having on last Easter placed
there over $4,000 for their new church
building.
At the annual banquet OF the alumni OF
the University OF Virg nia, at Louisville Mon
day evening" Btehop Dudley read column
and a.half poem, giving, In humorous way,
his experiences with members of the fec
ulty.
For the past ak weeks there have been
but few days of clear weather In HcooDsc.
The rains have frequently been exceedingly
heavy, and the low lands have kept so wet
thet farmers are behindhand with much OF
their spring work.
George L. Latceiles yesterday opensd q
place In Richmond for the sale OF pools on
rested by the officers and bsiled for hear.
ing before the Police Court. This course
was pursued in order to test the question be.
fore the courts. Like the jackson City op.
orators, Lascelles claims that the sale OF
pools in this way is not violation Of the
provisions of the Musbbach law passed at
the last session OF the Legislature.
Mr.. q. M. Smith, jr.. who Yves recently
nominated for mmonwealth's Attorney OF
Richmond, and whose nomination was con.
tested By Col. NJ. L. Spotsiofd. yesterday
wrote letter declining to accept that honor.
He admits that there were irregularities
prscticsd q, the primary. Mr.. Smith asks
that another primary election shall be held
aud the people allowed 10 settle the oontro'
versy for themselves. Mr.. Smith was chosen
by MT ,rity Of Sc.
In consequence OF the failure Of the sweet
potato crop in Aooomac last year the farm
ers there are endeavoFlng to raise more
early trucks than ever before. Persons who
have Travelled In every section OF AcDomac
say the aoresgeage in strawberries is twenty
: timea larger than 10 any previous year,
while the crops of early pess and onions
vi be by far the largest ever raised there.
/ 1t ia also claimed that the acreage 10 round
potatoes is far greater than ever before.
Great preparations we're made at the Nor.
folk navy yard yesterday on bosrd the 8.
/ receivipg-shio franklin, commanded by
Capt. John F. McGlenssy, for the marriage
last night oil his daug hter. Mics Elizabeth Sin.
\ clair, to Passed Assistant Surgeon George
McPick erel, y 8 Navy, attached to the
naval hospital. The guu-deok was beauii'
fully decorated with bunt!ng and flowers
and the event was great social affair, hun
dreds OF prominent people OF the two cities
being present The nuptlals we're eolemn'
lad By Rev. r. W. Forsythe, rector Of
Trinity Episcopal church, Portsmouth,, aud
a,tsrward the bridal coupe left on their
northern tour. There was dancing on board
until midnight.
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The Pennsylvania Mine Horror,

PoTIsvILLB, Pa, April 81 The exact
number OF men Imprisoned by the Lytle
Coliery mine flooding, near Minersville,
has been ascerisined to be twelve. The
WIS tar broke Ia at about 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon and after aZ hours of agon!z 30
imprisonment. VIM Bill aud Jamas Dol
biz, who had fed 10 high 20 ton OF TIE
mine, were rescued through the heroic eff
forts of their fellow workiDgmeD. Whilst
one gang Of rescuers la5ored t, cut through
the intervening coal vein from the higher
portion OF the mine, othesp, when they
found that the water had reached Its high.
ess point, pushed theIr way through the
filed up gangways by means Of rats to the
point whers ths imprisoned men were cup
poaed to be and reached and rescued them.
The unfortunate men who are rtill impris-
oued are undoubtedly drowned, as they have no
chance Of esc,pirg like the tgo rescued. These
men, who were experienced miners with large
families, were engaged in iimbsriI g. The others
comprised gang Of Italian lsb:rsrs in charge OF
Albert sebslla. This gang was engaged IN driv-
ing sgngwsy in the lowest part of the mine.
The water broke In from the No. 4 chute and
flooded them in so quickly that the could not e.
cape. At it's hi CHEST point the water reached 2
feet up the sops.
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Loudoun Notes

Mr.. John Whlpple while engsged In the
electric light works 10 Lsesburg Last week
was caught In the machinery and buried
violently to the floor. Fortunately his
clothing, which had bacome sntangled In
the machinery, gave way and he WAS re.
leased. He escaped without serious in.
jury.
Mr.. R.obard G. Marrow, native OF Leu.
doun, and during the lats war a lieutenant
In Col. E V. Whites battalion, died Tues-
day at Point of Books, Md.
Mr.. William Ferguson died 10 Washing'
ton on Sunday. Mr. F. was son-ih- aw Il
the late Msjor James F. Divine, Of Lou.
doun.
Arthur Mundy, colored, charged With
having chloroformed and robbed colored
WON IN, and H,z Johnson, oo!ored, charged
With an ATTEMPTED assault upon colored
woman, are in jail 10 Leesburg.
Mr.. George Lee, eldest son of DR.. George
Lee, decd late oil Leesburg, died In Brook.
lyn, N. Y, on the 18th inst.
Rav. J. L. BEzsr, OF Kentucky. has ae.
cspted the call to the Presbyterian church
In Leesburg and gill take charge about the
middle of May.
Mrs. @. ". Nichols. Of Alexandria, Ia
spending the week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Vim. Gaines, at Oatlands.-Lou.
dour Mirror.
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Communicated.
ICUIH UEUUIVh tu'
How Much Longer?


As tax psysr, 1 would respectfully ask
how much longer The useless formula Of
holding ifquesse over the bodias OF people
who die from Injuries received 10 ali sorts Of
ecodei Is is to be conliDusd ? II this thing
Ia Above to go on the time may rot be far
distant when this relic of the dark sgas will
he regarded ss necessary when mar shut
fles Fl this motal coil in bis bed, surrounded
By bis famiis aud friends. That cur anoss-
tors had correct mo ives when they inst
tn ed the law no ooe doubte. sud even now
when mystaiioEs death occurs, or when
there is reason to suppose some che has been
the Victim Of foul play, an investigation is
10 order; bu. the present system If holding
ioquests over people killed by accident is as
unnecessary ard useless as the eutiqust d
custom OF compelling The twelve night
watcbman to blow tin horns for fifteen min
utes before going Oh daiy.
ICONOOIAsT
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

A dispatch from Oklahoma City aays that
a party OF "b;omsra" sfter having made Two
premature breaks over t1s limo of tae boz.
der yesterday were warned that II thew
made another they would be fred upon, and
that upon making the third break the sol.
diers en- guard fred into them, killing eight
OF their number.
At e. Reno, I. T., to-day, Capt. WoodsOn
ard Gov. sesy denied the reported shooting
yesterday OF sight boomers and the reported
fight in county G, b,t@een Ksnsaua and
Texans.
a heavy snow storm which commenced
at Wortbicgton, MIMI. yesterday continues.
The snow will delay seeding and ell spring
work to great ezsens. The snow at Sioux
Falls ia melting az fact as it falls and farm
ers are not uneasy.
Coleman Blackburn was executed g.!
Fsyoste, Miss, yesterday FOR wife murder.
a &c occurred In three-story tenement
house in St. Petersburg yesterday ard cut
of exit from the upper foors. Mac per-
aors were burned to death and many othsrs
were Injured By jumping from the windows.
More earthquake shocks we're felt In Cali
fornia this morning. In some towns chin.
nsys. walls. g.. we're shaken down.
Fire oke cut esrly this orning in tho ma.
chiuery hall of the Georgia chronological School
at Atlanta and the builcirg wss balned to III,
ground. The other buildings of the school were
s,vtd. The exhibit for the Worlds Fair was de-
stroyed.
Eugene Eat ffman, postmaster st Reiael Texss,
was last night assassius ted by two negroes. he
Was investigating 3 noise near his store when no
was confronted by The two negroes. who shot him
dead and then lied. Robbery is thought 10 have
been the purpose Of tho men.
Burglars early this morning broke into the
national bank at Mountville, Pa, and blew off the
vault doors with dynamite. The noiso was heard
by neighbors and the burglars were compelled to
decamp without securing any plunder.
Near Des Noinos, lows, last shs James Co.h.
ran shot and killed his divorced vito and A.
Davis, her lover. He then committed suicide
Davis was stsyi, at the arm whore the tragedy
occurred. Jealousy was the cause.
Half Of the vineyards in tho Bordeaux section
OF France including he Mcdocs, Hautbricn, ssu-
terne ~ d Barssc vineyards have been destroyed
by the recent cold weather
At the Wicklow eos, ions to-day Mira. Parnel
widow OF The late Charles Stewart Parnsll, brought
suit sgsinst II Of her tennis for non payment Of
rent.
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Fauquier Notes.

Some OF the horses 10 the RectortoTD
neig hborhood are leme with an unknown
hoof disease.
Mr.. James Strother, Of Hume, has 80 ewes
thst have So lambs, which be has sold at
81 90 per head to be taken { # TIE 20 b oil
May.
This most OF the farmers shipped there
hogs last week, and got about 64o per 10.
for them. There have been but few lambs
sold yft Thls time lsst year sll the lambs
In the Hume vicinity were sod at big
price.
a blank for subscriptions to s'one to
mark the place where Mrs. Hines and her
children are buried has been left at the
Firoinian Office. where those inclined to
euysoribe can call.
The Leopold Mining Company are max
Ing preparations to renew ttelS work OF mic
ing gold. The machinery is now at Bsa!e.
ton awaiting transportation.
a. Fletcher, chairman OF tho committee OF
depositors, Of the RcseDberger, Spindle q
Co, bank. publishes a card In wnioh be
GAYS:
"Rosenberg,r Spindle & Co. complied with ali;
Of the covenants msde by them, and placed all
of tho securities agreed to b, turned over by
them, and when your committee had performed
it's part Of the ayr ement) in the hands OF their
attorney. Your committee WAS ready 10 do all
they had convenanted to Go, bat the prosecution
of the criminal csses stared them in the face.
The county court of Loudoun when these ;ses
called said, thu. it had perfect nfdence in
the CONFERENCE.-The Attorney of that county
aud would be guided by any recommendation he
might make in these cases. Tho Comm onwealth g
Attorney CT Loadoun informed your COMMITTEES
that he would dismiss tn ,se cases if the Common
Wealths Attorney of Fauquisr req1estcd it. This
Mr.. Jefries declined to do. Your committee
therefore desire to report TO the creditors and
depositors of the finn chat ell efforts to com.
promise with said Arm have failed, not because Of
ths inability of the firm and the committee 20
agrse upon terms, but because OF the refusal Of
Mr. Jefries to ask to have tho prosecution dismiss
ed Your committee therefore desire to place tn,
responsibility where it properly btiongs, and to
satc tn the action Of Mr. jeff les has LIST to you,
p, 80 of carrying on very doubtful prosecution. :
= WdYrcnton Wrginian.
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would take little argument to induce mary
of the policemen TO join their ranks. I.Is
hardly believed, however, that any trouble
will occus with the police. In sny eyept
no apprehension need be felt, for the gov.
eminent has arranged for he presence of
military force In Paris and the Immediate
vicinity that will be strong enough 10 pus
down any outbreak short of general reyo.
luton. The police are believed by mspv
to take advantage OF the feeling of uneasI.
ness to make claims that ct any other time
they would not have thought Of.