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The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
NEVER FAXED NOR QUIT.
Brave John t., America's Foremost Citi.
zen, the Worlds Champion.

Brave John T., America's Foremost Citi-
zen, the Worlds Champion.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 7.--On receipt of
Mitchell's ultimatum tonight an Asso-
dated press representative hunted up
John l.. Sullivan. After reading over
Mitchelrs talk, Sullivan reiterated his
statement that he would fight Mitchell any
time between August Is and September I.
he could moi extend the time beyond
the latter date because his next theatrical
engagement begins Sept. II. This would
give Mitchell SIX months to train and al
lowed him only three months from the
termination of the season. As re-
CARDS the Olympic club articles re-
ferred to by Mitchell, Sullivan saws
he has not seen them, knows nothing about
them, had authorized nothing beyond his
challenge, and wants to know why Mitchell
is SO conversant with them. Sullivan said
he does not propose to sign articles he
knows nothing about, or jeopardizs the
championship title through any fake. He
wants Queensberry rules. so as to prevent
and .fooling. As regards Mitohell's
az assertions tm;,o that he stood Sullivan
deliberate falsehood, as is also Charley's
statement that the champion outweiehs
him forty pounds. poor little POI pound
baby" said John, Its wonder to me
he's permitted to 60 out without a nurse.
Charley's stock seems to be limited to
billingsgate and bluff. leave the public
TO judge, and defy any man to say ever
faxed or showed the white feather"
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
EsQUIMALT DEFENCEs.
Canada Not Rushing Her Assignment
4-y Their Cor str uetion 3-.. .y-

Canada Not Rushing Her Assignment In
Their Construction. 9- ---4s
LONDON, March 7.--The question of the
defensss at Esquimalt caused lengthy
debate in the commons to-day. Sir Stafford
Northcots called tho attention Of the house
to the state of the defenses there and asked
what steps are being taken to secure COM
pletion Of tho works The Canadian Pacific
road he said, now offered an alternative
route to the east and would be Of immense
service in the event OF war. He moved that
the fortif1cations be hastenad to completion,
Admiral Field, member for South sussex,
said the question of exponses ought not to
be thrown solely OH the imperial govern
ment. Messrs. Munro and Ferguson also
regretted that Canada was evading her
share of the imperial burdens Of defense.
Secretary of War Stanhope spoke of the
Importance of tho Esquimalt de-
fenses and regretted that the works
are not yet completed. The imperial
governments had promised to provide guns,
mining stores, skilled engineers and plans,
and Canada ought to provide Sites con
struct tho works on which the guns would
DO erected and maintain them. The i'm
perial government is sorry to say that al
though the guns and 81 trained garrison are
ready, the fo:t works have not yot be en-
the Canadian government that tho defense
work should bo carried out. and he WAS
quito sure Canada would alao dete mine to
complete the works. Urgency existed for
the execution of the work and he assured
the house that the spirit of the motion
would be observed. Northcote's motion
was then defeated. Redmond (home-ruler),
asked whether. in view of the results Of tho
London county council elections, the gov
proposed Immediately to dissolve
parliament. Balfoar lgnorsd the question.
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Corbett- Choynski fight has been de-
clared off.
The corrected population Of New York ia
given RS 1,aO0.S90.
Charles Begs, q tinsmith of Waukesha,
Wis, killed his wife Monday and then shot
himself.
Two Poles and one negro were fatally
shet in Il racs row at the tunnel near
Niagara Falls.
Robert Mcclure. of Pttsburg, who waged
war on Sunday newspapers, has been ar
rested for perjury.
The Alouez block. West Superior. Wis,
hurnea Monday morning. Loss, Sl2O 600;
insurance., $56000.
Director Nelson L. Evans, Of the col
lapsed Spring Garden National bank, has
been arrested for emhezHement.
Theodore Hirtz, of Wala Walla, killed
his wife Monday morning and then COM
mitted suicide. She had left him.
MIR. Arnot, of WilliHmsport, Pa, has
begun proceedings III equity TO have the
Reading deal rendered null and void.
God coin to the amount of S25D. 900 has
been ordered for shipment Tuesday. This
makes the total amount since Fab. 10
$b $4,000.
Sidney Green. II farm hand living near
Elgln, MIMI. was tarred and fenthered
Saturday night. He had eloped with a
neighboiing farmers wife.
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
COUNTER BOYCOTT.
Established by manufacturers Arains
Union Lnborcrs Mt Frisco

Established by Manufacturers Against
Union Laborcrs Mt Frisco.
SAN Francisco, March 7.--As a result of
the boycott declared by the federated
trades some weeks ago against tho shoe
fscsory of Calm, Nickelsbere Il Co., which
1t was claimed had reduced tho scale of
wages, the Manufacturers and Employers
association on tho iii st of this month posted
notices Ill nlne shoe factories of the CITY to
the effect that unless the boycott was de-
olared off by March tho factories would
discharge all union help. The boycott not
being raised the nine factories
opened to-day as non-union shops.
Tho factories arc those of Calm,
Nickelsburg n Co.. Rosenthnl II Fedsrth,
Porter, Slessinger Il Co.. United Working
mems Boot IL Shoe company. Jory Bros,
Earles * Coat, Jones n Glanville, Nolan
Bros. and buckingham IL Heck, which em-
ploy about LOO hands. The manufuctur-
ers decline to state whether or not any en-
ployes were discharged rs Objectionable,
but SAY the factories opened with full
of workmou. Nine workmeu
were discharged from the National brewery
this morning Forty-tiye members of the
Beer Drivers union withdrew from the
Brewery Workman'a union Saturday night
claiming the action of federated trades in
general was inmical to the workmen's vel
fare.
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
FOSTER MEETS GOSCHEN.
But Nothing Is Definitely Settled
Regarding an International
Monetary Conferences.
II Teller's Resolution 1s Adopted
the President Will Gall
One Together.
No Assurance That Europe viii Send
Delegates Dsfsnces Of Esaaimault
Discussed in Parliament,

LONDON, March 7.-Hon. Chas. Foster.
sssrstary Of this United States treasury, and
1t. Hon. Goschsn, chancellor Of the OK
chsquer, have had two interviews, but moth
ing was settled concerning tho holding of q
currency conference That matter depends
entirely upon coming negotiations. Foster
will start for Southampton tomorrow,
where he will proceed on short visit to the
Isle Of Wight before sailing Wednesday,
on his return to tho United States. He
made rapid tour around London visiting
tho docks. tower of London and National
gallery. He also visited the Seven Dials
district The health Of the secretary shows
marked improvement.
Secretary Foster, in an interview to-day,
SAID it was impossible to disclose tho n ature
OF his conversations with Goschen. Psrh aps
they referred to a currency conference, but
the matter was not discussed at any length,
Hs said that if a satisfactory basis were
obtained be would not hesitate TO confer.
Speaking Of the weakness Of the bi-metallio
section in Germany and the Austro- Hunga-
rian project to return to gold, the secretary
SAID: We are perfectly aware of these
difficulties, but have been surprised to find
50 much interest taken in bi-metallism in
England and tho extent to which public
opinion is growing in favor of double
standard" Foster said if Tsller's senate
resolution is carried it will be the presi-
dents duty to call the conferences, but he
could not yet say whether there is reason
able assurance that tho call will be
responded to.
Some of the English papers have repro
duced the substance of an interview with
Foster cab!ed to New York last week, and
IN which the expression "clam- mouthed,'' 2
as applied to Irish immigrants created
much discussion. Mr.. Foster reiterated the
statement that the expression was not his.
II used,' said be, "the familiar phrase
'fiannsl-mouthed' to denote the raw immi-
grant. whose children become assimiluted
With the good American type.''
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
BOOKMAkERS NABBED.
Clever Attempt 90 Evade the Illinois Pool
MMo Selling Act.

Clever Attempt 20 Evade the Illinois Pool
Selling Act.
CHICAGO, March 7.-Ono Of the most ex-
tsnsive raids organized by the Chicago po-
lice department in years was made this af-
ternoon when Chief of Detectives Sheave.
and twenty-five officers surrounded the
premises, 267 and 269 Clark street, and
placed 250 men under arrest. The estab-
lishment was full-fedged pool room. run
by Frank Shaw, of st. Paul, Sid Michael
and other alleged members of the Chicago
gamblers trust. Books wsre being made
on Gloucester and Guttenburg RACES and q
rushing business WAS in progress. The
scheme wo'ked was that the bettor osten
sibly sent dispatch through the "Mer-
camille Telegraph Company" to st. Paul,
where it was supposed to be consumm m ated.
This insterstete arrangement the proprie-
tors p; ofeEssd to believe left no room for
prosecution under the Illinois pool-sellinp
Law. The police evidently thought differ
ent and the speculators were hauled in pa
troll wagons to the armory, where they
were bailed out by the proprietor, Michael.
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
"Oid-Womau Sullivan"

BUFFALO, March 7.-Charles Mitchell was
seen by an Associated press represent tative
to-day and made definite reply to Sulli-
van. He referred to the champion as odd
Woman Sullivan" and said all the latter
had to do was to put his name to the arti-
cles the Olympic club will forward him.
Mitchell said he would fight for the purse
offered by the Olympic club and conform
to their rules, and will put up $o,50O de-
posit for forfeit, if he dosen't appear, and
will also bet $1,000 that he (Mitohel) is
victor. He will concede to Sullivan his
choice of rules
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
TWO CROOKS.
Put Under Bonds ut Great Falls .- Tho
Charges Different

Charges Different
GREAT FALLS, March t. Special. r.
Samuel Tinson. the cook arrested in Holena
and brought to this city by Sheriff Hnmil-
ton. charged with having stolen quantity
hf jswslry from girl in the Park thsater
hors, WAS arraigned before Judgs Raos this
morning on charge of grand larceny. He
plead not guilty, and was held in tho sum
of $500 bonds for examination ON Wednss-
day. A boy named Joe Macklin, charged
with being an accomplice OF Finson, was
held in like sum Of bail.
I'd. Walsh. tho bogus lumbsrman. who
succeeded in cheating poor man on the
west side out Of $50 last week by represent
ing himself as an agent Of the Goodrich
Lumbor company, had his preliminary
hearing this afternoon before Judge Race,
and was held on the charge Of obtainin q
money under false pretenses 20 the district
court. Bail was fixed at $500.
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08

ON MARCH STH, 1862, the
Confederate iron clad Merrimac
sank the Cumberland and the
Congress. It looked as though
nothing could stop her career
Of destruction until the Monitor
steamed into Hampton Roads
looking like a cheese box ahoat
on plank.
Then ensuod the first duel
between ironclads in Naval his
tory, neithe@ winning a decisive
victory
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
"yvill Pulverize Russia +"

LONDON, March THE St. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Standard recounts a
startling story in connection with Emperor
Williams recent Brandenbnrg sffusion.
he asserts that in connection with
his speech, gentleman at the BANQUET
remarked to the emperor that he must not
forget Russia, whereupon William retorted,
II will pulvsrizs Russia This remark
was promptly transmitted to De Giers,
who repeated the remark to the czar. The
czar summoned the German ambassador
Won Schwe einitz, and said, after rscountino
the statement, Tell your emperor that
when he wants to begin pulverizing will
throw half million men across the from
tier with the 2, eatest pleasure"
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
CAN BEAT HARRISON.
Alger Is All Right and VIII Pay All Ex-


Alger Is All Right and VIII Pay All Ex-
penses.
DETROIT. March To morrow's Tribune
will contain the following: General AlpOr
will leave for California tomorrow evening
to attend the annual meeting of
the Fort Bragg Redwood company.
10 reporter this evening he said
the trip involved purely private
business affairs. Being asked to say some
thing in regard to his attitude toward sug-
gestions of his name for the republican
presidential nomination. he said: Until
recently l have been undecided as to
whether | would enter tho contest for the
nomination, but in view Of expressions
coming from earnest republicans through
out the country have concluded to enter
the field.'
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
From Central A merica.

SAN Francisco, March THE Pacific
Mail steamer San Bias arrived to-day from
Panama. Tho steamer brought no mfor-
nation regarding the Guatemalan elections
When sho Wac at Guatemala everything
waH quiet and Barrillas, 1t WAS thought
would leave this country as soon m possible.
News WAS received at Panama shortly
before the San Bias left there of the suicide
of senor Pedro Montalso. n Young Italian
sculptor OF Carthagenn, who jumped from
the gallery of the church De San j unn Dios
to the tagging below. He was very highly
thought OF. had done work in Central and
South American republics.
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
Tho Radicals Becoming Bol,.

BERLIN, Mach THE recent riots in
Germany had the effect of widening the
clearago existing between tho socialist fnc-
tions. At a meeting Of 1000 members of
tho advanced wing in Berlin to-day the
moderatss were denounced for declaring
the riots due to loafels. Tho speakers
declared that the pundcring of 80 many
shops was the work of workiagmen driven
desperate by hunger. Fifteen thousand
socialists attended the funeral of Herr
Reiner. Mt Hamburg to-day. A hundred
socialist flags were displayed and Frohme
socialist deputy, delivered the funeral ora
tion.
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
Kansas Ra,h o..d Rates.

KANSAS Cry, March lit has been def.
nitely decided by tho Union Pacific, Mis-
souri, Pacific and Santa Fe that the rule OF
the Kansas railroad commissions of Jan. 6.
regarding tfth-class tariff, shall go INTO
effect ns soon M legal notice can be given.
The Rock Island still holds ont.
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
Thinks pritchsrd a Winner

PrrTsEuEa. March Tom O'Rourke,
manager and backer of George Dixon, On
bled led Pritchard, English champion pu-
gillst to come to America Mt once. and he,
ORourke, would back him against Fitz.
simmons. O'Rourke is confident that
Pritchard can defeat the Australian. and in
willing to invest $4,000 or $4,000 on tho
result. An answer is expected from the
Englishman to-day.
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
a Lying Report.

GREAT FALLS, March 7.-[special.]--
There il absolutely no foundation in tho
report published in the eastern newspapers
yesterday morning to the effect that tho
flrat National bank in this place was in the
hands Of the bank examiner.
Tho clearing house association this even
ing adopted resolution declaring the ro-
porsts false, offering reward of 800 for
information as to the name of the persons
who originated the report, and reward Of
$500 for tho arrest and conviction OF suoh
persons
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
Presidential Preferences.

BALTIMORE March IA daily paper pub
fishes the personal presidential preferences
of ninety-six editors of Maryland, Vir-
ginia and West Virginia. The total for
Cleveland in the three states is thirty-six
against twenty five for all other candidates.
Republican preferences are mainly for
Harrison.
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
a. Kite-s, j. ped Track,

BELGRADE, March 7.--[spsoial. AT an
enthusiastic meeting held here Saturday by
tho business men OF Gallatn valley it was
unanimously decided to build kite-sha ped
racetrack near Belgrade which will be sec
end to none in the country. Ample ac-
commodations for fifty head of horses are
now under Way, and the work on the track
will be commenced at once and will be
rushed forward with all dispatch until
completed. Quite q number Of horses are
already on the ground waiting for the now
kite track.
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
Carry the News to j. G. II,

PORTLAND, Me-, March THE city is
turned upside down tonight and sdemo-
Gratis are parading the streets With bands
and torches. For the first time in years
the democrats have gained control of the
city government, electing n majority of the
council on joint ballot and their mayor,
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
Work for $e per Day.

BUTTE, March Especial. lit was de-
cided tonight by the labar unions OF Butte
to allow tho Mountain Wow railroad spur
to be put through at So per day. This is
the work which was stopped few weeks
ago BY 1000 men marching up and carrying
off the employees. v...
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08
Eutte Women's Relief Corp,.

BUTTE, March 7.-[Speoial. IA tempor--
ary organization of Women's Relief
corps was effected at largely attended
meeting at G. A. r. hall this afternoon.
The formal organization will be next Fri
dav afternoon by Mrs. Hugh Kirkendall Of
HalanA
The Helena independent., 1892-03-08


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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-06-10
CROP REPORTS.

We copy the following report in
regard to the condition of crops in
Hardeman county from the Commits.
sioner of Agriculture's report for
the month of May:
Nav 2o.-Crops late on account of continued
rains. The stand of corn and cotton was never
better than the present. Hogs plentiful and in
good condition. Stock of all kinds in very good
condition. w. ID. SILER, Pine Top.
May 20-There has been number of heavy
rains since last report. There is large amount
of corn 10 plant. Stand of cotton good. Corn is
looking we'll Pastures good, and all kinds Of
ing to rain J. w. SwEEToN, league.
May 2O.-Frequent heavy rains. Bad weather
on Crops. Stands of cotton and corn only me-
dunn. THos >. CLINTON, San0y,
May. 2o.-Stands of cotton better than for
years, but acreage decreased. Corn small and
not doing well. Too much rain. Very little
feel the depression of the times.
r. w. SMITH, Salisbury.
Nav 2O.-Too much rain, Ground plowed wet.
Corn and cotton late. Finished planting about
the eighteenth. Good stands of early-planted
corn and cotton. None worked yet. Prospects
not good for either.
WIN. NJ. JoHSsoE, Whiteyille.
May 19.-Farm work late and crops grassy.
Good stands of cotton corn, and both looking
well. Too much rain for oats Hog-chOlera re-
ported here. Strawberry crop fine, though yield
damaged by wet weather.
JAMES R. swEEroS, Bolivar.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-06-10
POLITICAL ITEMS.

The ToiIer has declared for q third
party. j. II. Mcdowell has de-
clared for third party. The Off
Gers Of the alliance were called to
meet at Nashville by Mcdowell
and disagreed. But it seems the
ToiIer, third party paper. is still
the organ OF the ALTA nce- All this
We cannot explain or understand.
but we give the Information as it
comes to u.s. AS for the BULLETS,
we say that we have no war to
make. save the war for good gov
eminent and democratic doctrine.
Our democrats IN our bailiwIck
are good sound democrats, many
belong to the alliance and many do
not, bat we are democrats and viii
stand shoulder to shoulder when
the fight comes ON in November.