The Helena independent., 1892-05-31
4RA PHO
BREVIIIES.

n #Sssa S SSu NV 10. There landed n thi
Ss1 siy ~ VII 1Ay Y 2BB imnaiRfants.
4 MI M Irug s MN. NAV 80.-Gsn. =. D. AussJ
s..S : n NJ s'sid'1o' -. y''''f
AxTca, Ohis, Nay 50. Con. John ulriol
n n SnfdInr. aGnd % yeArN, 6ommander-in'
81 M 81 ~ Catholic Knights OF ~. John,
1sex Ohio, died lasi night Afser four weeks
bjlnesR
s sltnurrA. Nay So.TAe cholsra spids'
lost 6psincgaE ~ the vals ot ossh1ss, ~ ~;
Il 1Snf daSs, out Of 1.731 persona stricken,
n nrstsxo, w. Va, May 8o.Ths body
asSf ~. K Cafey. OF the 0rn Of Page q
Il lUsFev. Wheea failure was oneef the r.
4 ruitU of ~ raiAesvills, q, bank seanoei'
Il M 4ounA ~ Moundsvills to-day.
u AaIs To-, Nay 8o.--A freight On I, sns
exas Pacific faa inte Mashons !e near EGra q,
epFines, completely denclishinx the srsan.
4 Seise wese two negroes Fifty head OF cattle
~ killsd.
Slz FAars, May 31-Ths cemn1untsts of snis
ef6v heid demonstrA in Psro IA Onelse
Ernday. et che graves sf the conmun.sts
Who wsfe killed in 1871. number OF Ieu
Ii 4491 were dleplayeu ano AA - N1
I tNtionafy speeches MADE.
Apilp, Nay 1.-TWO thoGssnd wora, :,
Nor1kern railway struck for rsduotion
u M d knurs 81 labor, and soercod the othsr
4 ~ m Is ioin ia the striks. Doeknen
\ S2 Snn ntxnder struck for higher wages.
NJ Nrw YoHK. May 8O.- Prof. Jossph We'll,
y nrIist vi Newark, N. u. On Taesday pur-
I gpaasd picture 1cr 500 which hs oays Z y :
absns conpenion e sns ons B noM os,n1 - az ~
/ &i3E M. i'm, We'll said Petsr Paul Ruben
\ S1Sonted Ne pisture in the sixteenth oen-
Wrrr Cry. Mo-, May 31-A terrific
Alon 1hurat flooded this city and surreund-
iiSn counSry Sunday night. Water fell IN
aFcat maseoa and flooded the ssresss 70
6spth 81 oightseA inches On alsvel. a.!
ia ana xinc ninss In The oity are Hooded
sc",iv So NJ tope. The loss will bs ener-
no1s.
JAuxsoN. Tenn, May 30.-Ths famous
n Snurder ease against Col. II. Clay King. 2
y ntoMinent lawyer undsr asntsnce OF deash
u ~ Killing David Pastom, another pron-
\ Snent Nsmphis lawyer. March ~, leSl.
swaa taken % before the full bench of ~
4 6uprens court to-day on appeal ior 70
yelsal o. verdict.
OAxrurTA, Nay 30.The siEla Currency
kaa0ciation has issued Z circular which says
"a silver standard has cost India SO0OOO
/ 40 rupees, which might % we'll have been
4 1kfown into the sea. The circular adds
I 1hat there 10 no hope Of getting England TO
adopt bi-mstAllism and the people must
exsrt themselves.
Rrp VINO, Ninn., May 3O.-Gussaf Hal
elsn, Swan Soderland apd John Absnson.
anall boat to-day. near the cable ferry
J ssossing, and in attempting to cross over
4 ShA eabls the boat was upset. johnson
& Si1nn 70 the upturned boat and was saved.
n III the others wers drowned.
SALT LAKE. Utah, May 80. Anton
Hasf1i, ! we'll known litsratsur. author OF
S9yeral netable works on nihilism. was
1sand in : dying condition IN hia room
SIsetked his last. Death was due to laud-
anum poison, but whether taken for sui
0idAl or medicinal purposss can not be
learned.
CH1oAao, May SO.-Ths hrst Bohemian
eoldiers' monument in the United States
Vas dedicated here Sunday with all tho
pomp and aolsmnity Of the Grand Army
ritual, in the Bohemian national cemetery
~ Irving park. Veterans from various
Grand Army posts assisted in the cere-
monies, which were Witnessed by over {, 600
I6NDor. Nav so.-As tie result Of let
ter written BY Michael Davitt on the con-
nection bstwsen the labor cause and home
rule, ths Chronicle has sspoused the Glad
etonian policy. After reviewing tho con-
nection between the two Dayitt says: 1--WE
demand homo rule for Ireland to insure
that protection to Irish industry which
Lord Salisbury seeks to obtain for British
trade BY taxing foreign products"
WAsH1NaroN, May 3O.-At meeting yes
tsrday, G. F. G. Caracriste was elected
president and :. Alator Cortez vice presi-
don't, and Prof. Francis r. Favn, jr., score
motion OF the Worlds Columbian expos-
tion. Caracristo and Prof. Fava presented
the board bas relief OF Columbus in onyx
and jasper, to be presented to the president
OF the senate, for congress, az token of re-
gard and esteem from co-patriots of Colum-
bus in this city.
LONDON, May 30.-In response to ques-
tion in the house Of commons, Lord George
Hamilton, first lord of admiralty, said the
experiments of sending sailors to Van
couver by way of she Canadian Pacific rail-
way proved success. The admiralty con-
sidsred the Canadian route, under certain
conditions, preferable to all others. It il
much quicker and the discipline and or.
ganization Of the men who travelled by that
he added, to compare the cost of the Cana
dian and Panama routes.
WAsHINaToN, May 3O.-The report Of ex-
perts employed to investigate the sanitary
condition of the capitol shows that ventila.
tion on the whole is good and sufficient, bui
the drainage, sewers and plumbage appli
ances are very defective and faulty. Th,
report concludes: 1T the capitol were I
private building and in its present con
dition - to plumbing, the board OF healtl
Of the district would probably order j
closed % q dangerous nuisance. As thos'
who occupy the capitol are masters of tn,
situation. the situation is sure to b'
changed"
ST. PAUL. May 30.-A case affecting titlt
and possession to property in this cit.
worth nearly $4,000, 600 was filed in the cir
cuit court Saturday. About forty-fiv
years ago = United States soldier who's
name is not divulRed received \ warran
sntitling him to l60 acres. He was kille'
and tho warrant held for the bona fd
widow and children. The widow trans
ferred the warrant to party who located
80 acres. which are now occu pied by thsMin
nesotA Transfer Co., and adjacent property
Numerous transfers occurred. Action va
brought on behalf of the children Of tn
soldier. With lived in Philadelphia. Pro
seedlings were instituted against nearly 50
different holders.