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The morning call., 1892-07-31
- oF A coMpRoMIsr.

--a s-s-%-- . tlnK Miners and 1Gins-
Owners Toeether.
BOISE CRY. Idaho. July S0.--TLers Is a
movement on foot between leading men to
induce both parties In the Ceur d Alene to
submit their grievances TO arbitration by
commission OF prominent citizens.
United States District Judge Beatty So
day fixed bail for tbs IS miners from Wal
lace and the six from Wsrdner, whe are in
Jail here and charged with contempt OF the
Federal court. The bail was fixed 81 s1aoO
in each case, but so far none OF The mea nave
furnished bonds. the hearing OF the con
tempt cases will be held on Tuesday
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ATTACKED BY MooRs.
A Spanish Gunboat Fired Upon Oh the Coz
of Morocco

a spanIsA UunpoaI tlreo Upon on the Coast
Of Morocco.
MADRID, July 30.-The Spanish gunboat
Pillar, while cruising along the coast of
Morocco, was fred upon By a party of
Moors on shore. The commander of the
gunboat hoisted the Spanish flag, thinking
the attack the result Of a mistake and ex-
peUtins it would cease when the flag was
seen, but the firing became more vigorous.
1hereupon the commander ordered the FIRE
returned and a brisk cannonade was kept
Hp between the vessel and the Shore The
course Of the gunb0at was changed TO bring
her nearer the shore and render her fire
more effective. The Moors held their
ground until the vessel neared the shore,
when they fed precipitatelY.
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Rano,s Electric Road

CARSON. New, July 3O.-Arteles OF In
corporation of the Reno Electric Railway
and Land Company were filed in the Office
of the Secretary of State to-day. 1t pro-
poses to build aud operate electric railroads
and street railways and purchase land In
Nevada and California. The iacorporators
are +. q. Newlands. William Thompsoa, G.
Il. Bender. L. h. Stewart and Nj. ID. Foley.
The capital stock is $500, 900.
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Chicago. He captured the men before they
left. 1t is believed the white men are men-
bers of an organized baud who are plotting
Chinese into small places like R0mulus,
whence they may take the trains to d dstaHt
points. 1t Is charged that there is a regular
underground railway system In practice
among the farmers. who shelter the Chinese
and assist them in eluding the officers.
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off from last seasons shipments of 40 car
loads. Owing to the unfavorabe weather
OF the last winter the crop was reduced
fully one-third. 1t is rather early to make
predictions regarding next years crop, but
from present appearances it Will be above
the average. ana if no unfayorable weather
intervenes will amount to more than has
been shipped in any previous year
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New ORLEANS, July 3o-President Noel Of
the Olympic Club to-day received word from
Ashbury Park that Corbetts colors will be
silk United States flag and across the bars of
red and white will be the coat of arms of
California. In one corner will be Erin's
harp in green ana gold and In another will
be the words, America Forever" This Is
Corbett's own choosing.
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Death of Coz gressman Craig.

CLAYsvLLE, Pa, July 0.-Congressman
Alexander X. Craig died last night.
Congressman Craig was the successful
contestant for the seat of Alexander Stew
art, who was elected TO the Fifty-second
Congress from the Twenty-fourth District
OF Pennsylvania. including the McKeesport
District In Allegheny County. Craig was
seated by the Democratic majority of the
House early in the spring Of the year.
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RAILROAD DISASTERS.
A Collision in Colorado and a Train Dera,le
in Michigan.

IDAHO SPRINGS. Colo. July sO.-A pas-
senger train for Denver this afternoon COL
lided with runaway freight car a short
distance from here. and dozen passengers
were seriously but not fatally injured.
MARQUETTE, Mich. July 30.-The west
bound passenger train on the Duluth, South
Shore and Atlantic road was partially de-
rallied near Macmillan this morning. One
coach and sleeper left the track, fatally
iniurlng woman who was picking berries
alongside the track. The passengers es-
capped with severe cuts and bruises.
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GLoBEs OLE GOLD.

Riverside Sends East the Last Of the Seasons
Orange Crop.
RIVERSIDE, July 3o.-The last carload of
oranges for the season of 1S9l-92 has been
sent Eastward. The shipments of oranges
and lemons from this settlement during the
season ioots up total of 402.0So boxes, or
1i06 carloads. These figures show falling
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VIEWS OF A LEADER.
oCOnnor Predicts the Probable Parliamentary
LeCisIation.

Legislation.
LONDON, July 30.-OConnor has this TO
say in the Sunday Sun: '.The first bill iu-
troduced will be the home-rule measure,
followed by the one man one vote and the
payment Of members bills, and the Radical
budget. The Government will also intro
duce the principle of taxing ground rents. 1t
is probable, even before the question of home
rule Is brought before the House; that a
measure repeating the coercion act will be
introduced. II will probably be rejected
by the Lords, but il Is desirable the act
should stand on the approval of the Lords
alone"
OConnor says, in conclusion: "There is
every prospect that the next Parliament
Will last three years, and not dissolve until
very valuable reforms have been passed, or
the country aroused to tempest Of indigna-
t1on against the Lords for further postpon-
Ing the real enfranchisemento of the people,"
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pefenses Of Rritish columbia.

OTTAWA, July 30-It is reported that
100000 is to be spent on the fortifica-
tioDs of British Columbia. Mackenzie Bow
ell, Minister of Militia, and General Herbert
20 west shortly to look over the ground. II
the indications can be relied on it will not
be long before the work will be begun of
throwing up line of deienses which will
make Victoria fortified city and the naval
station at Esqnimalt invuinerabIe in the
event Of war.
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ALICE MITCHELL INSANE.
The Memphis Girl-Murderess TO Be sent to
an Asylum

MEMPHIS, July 30-The verdict in the
case OF Alice Mitchell. who has been on
trlal ioT the murder of her girl companion,
rreda Ward, whom she professed TO love
and wanted to marry, finds the defendant in
sane and recommends that she be restrained
OF her liberty as she is dangerous to the
community.
The question of the sanity Of the pris-
oner was the only one involved in the trial.
she was perfectly calm during the reading
oil the Judges charge. The jury was out
only 10 minutes. When the verdict was
read she smiled. She was taken 10 the jail,
gayly chatting. She will be sent TO one of
the State insane asvlums
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at the recent state trial are authentic.
They say that Drsgoman Jacobssohn of the
Russian embassy at Bucharest fed TO Sofia
a few days after the murder of Minister
Beltchoff and sold the papers to Premier
Stambuloff for 5000. Stambuloff sent the
proofs to Berlin and Vienna.
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Defended the Cun.

KANSAS CITY. July S0.-Jim Elliott sue
cessfnlly defeaded the American field cham
pionship cup against James A. B0len this
afternoon, the score standing 40 to 40. out
Of a possible 90.
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An Increase Of Taxation

CHRIsTIANIA, July 30.-The Storthing to-
day agreed to the proposed increase of taxa
zion to the amount of $3.50. 600 kroner, to
provide for the reduction recently made in
the duty on sugar and the abolition of the
duty on petroleum.
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sonoma county Democrats.

PETALUMA, July 30.-the Sonoma County
Democratic Central Committee met to-day
and appointed September as the time and
PetaluIoa as the place for holding a con-
vention to nominate a county ticket.
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Broke the swimming RECORD.

PHILADELPHIA. July 80 = Arthur
Thomas Kenney Of the Philadelphia SWIM
ming Club to-day broke the worlds one
mile swimming record. His time was q
min. . % sec.
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SHOT IN sELFDEFENsE.

Killing Of Hard Citizen of the State of
Washington.
WREATcHEK, Wash,, July so.-Eews has
been received here thar Ed Wilson shot aad
instantly killed Patrick Conley as the south
fork OF Mason Greek, Kittltas County, on
the evening OF the 25th inst Wilson. who
Is on.y 20 years old. has surrendered nim-
sell 10 The Sheriff he claims tp have killed
Conley in self-defense. CanIey bore an M
enFiaDie reputation. Tho quarrel arose
over horse belonging 30 Wilson, whleb
Ceniey was ussng without ~ son S cansanf.
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ONCE MORE ARRESTED.

Miners Allowed to Remain but Short
Time at Liberty.
WALLACE, Idaho, July 30-Twenty-ei
men from Gem and Burke, who were
paroled few days ago. were rearrested to-
day and brought to the Wallace military
prison.
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Crespo Controls Venezuela.

NEW YORK, July 3O-The Herald's Gu
racoa NV. L. corresp spondent says news was
received here from an apparently trust
worthy source in Venezuela that CresDO Is
now in charge Of the executive of that coun-
try.
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Highwsyman Sentenced.

SAN BERNARDINo. July 30.-Jacob Cas-
teel and Edward Burns. convicted of high
way robbery, we're sentenced to-day by Judge
Otis to Folsom, the former for - years,
having suffered previous conviction for
felony, and the latter to eight years.
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Kjlyinpton Gets Seven Years.

SAN JOSH. July 3o.-Gsorge Kilvington,
the special officer who killed Henry Schmidt,
a butcher one night in May while Schmidt
was fleeing with kid" Howard in pursuit,
was sentenced by Juige Longan to seven
years in Folsom.
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ESr:sed To Ah6inatn

LONDON. July -30.-It is reported that
when the Queen sent for the Duke of Devon
shire and asked him what could be done to
avoid calling Gladstone TO form new Cab
met, he answered the only way was to ''ab-
dicate the throne"
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Accidental Discharge of dynamite.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 30.-The acci-
dental discharge of dynamite cartridge at
tie west-end sewer, where seventeen con-
seriously wounded three others to-day
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Anarchists Meeting in London

LONDON. July 30.-The anarchists had a
large meeting in Nhitechapel tonight at
which various phases of the Homestead
trouble were discussed. One of the leaders
said an international anarchist strike must
be brought about TO begin universal social
rAyoIution
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SMUGGLING CHINESE.

clusion Act in Canada.
DETROIT. July 30.-A Deputy Sheriff at
Romulus, in this county. discovered yester-
day that six Cinnamon had crossed the
river from Canada in the company Of two
white men. who bought them tickets for
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Fears OF Mob Violence.

LEXINGTON, KY. July 30.-Alonzo Brook
shire, alias Hurley, was brought here from
hichmond tonight and placed In Jail. which
rs guarded by two companies OF militia TO
prevent mob violence
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NO SOLDIERS THERE.
The Congo Free State Repudiates Respcns
bilitY for q Murdsr

oillty Tor Murder
BRUSSELS. July 30-The central Govern
ernment Of the Congo Free State has re-
ceived remonstrance from the French
Government respecting the murder of
Frenchman named POumerac and a
force of natives. by party whom France
alleges were soldiers of the Congo Free
State. on the banks of the Kotto River
The Government of tie Congo Free State
repudlates the responsibility for the mur-
der, declaring it has no soldiers in the dis
trict men toned
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Bell Is Champion.

LONDON, July 30.-Ben, the American
champion. and Mahoney. won the double
cham mpionship at the Northumberland lawn
tennis tournament to-day.
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She Will Be a Due hess.

LONDON. July 30.-Victor c. W. Cav
endiSh, nephew of the Duke of Devon
shire and heir to the dukedom, was married
this afternoon to Lady Evelyn Emily Fitz-
maurice. the eldest daughter Of the Mar
Quis of Lansdowne.
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Etna Grows Threatening.

CATANIA, July 30.-Seyeral of the craters
on Mount Etna show intense activity and
the forward movement Of the molten mass
Is growing more rapid and consequently
more threatening to the various villages
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Duke of Manchester Diving.

LONDON. July 90-The Duke of Man.
chester. who In 1876 married Miss Consuelo
YZnaga Of New York, and who has been Ill
for some time past, is reported to be sink
ing.
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The Stolen Russian documents.
SOFIA, July 3O.-Tbe Government main
talns that the Russian documents produced
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SKIN cures. bIOoI purInerS aud
humor remedies of the age. {
have used q good many So
called toilet soaps. and / fad
CuTICURA SOAP Is the pcst I
have ever used. find it far
superior 10 all other Io!ist or
medicinal soaps. lt cures ait
skin eruptiOns, aud gives Z clear
complexion. AS FOR shampoo
ing would uss no other, aud
for the face either. as it IS ,
cure for all pimpieS. black
heads. ecz ma and all irr Ia
ttons and roughness o. the face.
For after using the CuTICURA
Soar awhile. ~ makes the facS
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Kansas Bank Robbed.

LANE, Kans., July 30.-Robbers blew
open the vault of. Crow & Co.'S bank last
night and stole a small amount OF money
and large amount Of securities.
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THE ANARCHISTS.

Frick is pronounced out of danger.
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Hot Weather in Washington.

WALLA WALLA. July S0-The weather
bureau registered 105 deg In the shade to-
day. There were no prostrations.
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THH TosyN or vAcAgluIs.
a victory for the Prsgresaga Element wan
az Last.

YAcAvILLE. July SO.-As a special
Iianic:pai election held to-day to decide on
the incoraoEation OF the town of Yacaglile,
Incorporation was carried by majority Of
over four to one. It's regarded as great
victory for the progressive element cf tbs
place. The Australian bsllot We
entire satisfaction OF every oze. ss.s..
many votes were thrown out Tbts as tie
seventh attempt that has been esa % sil-
corporate.
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Signed the workm.n.s Scale.
Death of an Indian Judoe

ST. LOUIS, July 30-The Bellevile Mills
to-day signed the Amalgamated scale. and
work will be resumed on MondAy
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Bismarck's Triumphal Trim.

BERLIN, July 30.-3ismarck arrived at
jena this eYeaise. 1ae journey through
town was tTium phal progress.
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smooth and cool and does not give thaL buruing =
sensation which many other toilet soSpS DO
Try the CUTICuRA REMEDIEs aud you will not re-
greet II that you have ever done
LEWIS Z, KELLER.
Is Lee Avenue, Bridge polt. Conn.,
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A FRIGHTFUL DEATH.
An Italian Crushed Under a Heavy Load of
Bssalt Blocks

EesaIt BLOCKS
SoNoMA, July So.-Giuseppe Malaspiua.
native OF Italy, aged 46 years, was instant
ly killed at an early hour this morning in
Schoeken's basalt block quarries. The de-
ceased was engaged in hauling load of
blocks In a handcart downhill when he
lost control Of the cart, which tipped over.
throwing him to the ground. The heavily
loaded cart fell up"n him, crushing his
head in q frightfuI manner.
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az Auatrisn ninlnnat nsad.

VIENNA. July So.-Baron Joseph Alsxan-
der Huonsr. well-kuown Austrian dlplo-
maj. Is lead.
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TAHLEoUAH, Ind. T., July 30.-Associate
Justice Bigbo of the Cherokee Supreme
Court died today.
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GREATEST SKIN CURES
Cuticura Cures All Skin Eruptionss
Gives a Clear Complexion
Free From Pimpies.

Too much praise cannot be said OF the CUrrcURA
REMEDIES as have used them for the last year
and hair or so, and hnd them 10 be the greatest
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GIANT POWDER EXPLODEs.
Blacksmith Who Paid For His Temerity
With His Life.

With His Life.
PHGNIx. Ariz.. July 30.-Two boxes of
giant powder exploded this evening at
o'clock near Mesa City, at the headgate of
the west crosscut of the Consolidated canal.
Forty men were working around it when
the boxes caught fire from a forge near by.
and VIII Smith, blacksmith, was throw
ing water on the fire when the explosion oc-
Cured. He was badly cut by stones and
debris Dut was alive an hour atterward,
He will die, however Several others
were injured, but none fatally.
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HOSTING WORKS BURNED.

Calamity That Will Bs Repaired as Soon as
Possible.
MARYsvILLE, July 30.-The engine-house,
hosting works and other property of the
Jefferson Gold Quartz Mining Company at
Browns Valley were burned to-day. The
loss is about $1,000, with 5000 insurance
The company Will at once begin the work OF
rebuilding, as the ore body which 1t has
lately struck is said TO be decidedly rich.
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Eczema Years Cured

purchased aud used CUTIcURA with the most
gratifying results. was troubled with eczema in
the form OF saIt rheum for ten ears and had quits
geSpaired OF being cured. CUTICUsA, with the beip
OF the CUTICuRA SOAP and CuTIcURA kESoLvENr
has permanently removed my complaint. and lef
my flesh sound and healthy.
JAMES I. WILSON, Manufacturing Chemist.
81 Beekmau Street, New York, N. Y.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-07
col. SANDERS UNIFORM.

Became of the Military Suit the
Colonel brought to Montana.
VIM. Rea writes to the Avant Courier as
follows: when / was in Alder gulch in
1864 the Bannack Indians had a very hard
time OF IT., and were dancing the ghost
dance every day, praying for the coming
Of the messiah, etc. The Indians never 70
to the ghost dance unless they are suffering.
I've noticed that for the past twenty-seven
wears. Those were hard times for white
people a. we'll as Indians, and grub was
none too plenty.
One day Bannack Jim, now chief of the
tribe, who was then but a boy, vent up to
Virginia City, and Col. Sanders called him
into his office. Sanders took off Jim's
n and dressed the lad in his army
uniform, with magnificent epaulets, and
Sander never looked better than Bannack
Jim in this military suit. Sanders had a
fine hat that went with the suit and Ban
mack Jim was given that too.
After being dressed up, Bannack jim
started for camp, and Sanders and some
others OF US followed after to see the fun.
When the Indians saw Jim coming they
thought he was the devil instead Of the
messiah. There was such a stampede of
Indians, dogs and horses as was never seen
before, and it was several days before
some OF the indians came back to camp.
Jim wore that uniform after
That until it was worn out. He was called
Major Jim after that, and the wearing Of
the suit undoubtedly had something to do
with making him prominent, resulting in
his being made chief when Bannack George
died,'
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-07

Before buying your spring suit oall al
o 10, Thompson block, opposite the
Grand Central hotel and inspect tho sam
pies James W.. Barker has on display. The
very latest novelties in the high grades of
foreign countries; the largest assortment,
most elegant effects and qualities at the
lowest prices ever offered in this city.
Never before has it been his good fortune
to possess the opportunity 10 please the
public in excellence of ont or workmanship.
Remember clothing is quoted ut the popular
EASTERN prices. The garments already re-
ceived are exciting the admiration OF all
those who have seen them. Be n Lender,
get in your order and wear n of his ad-
vance styles in spring overcoats, business or
dress suits.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-07
FORT SHAW INDIAN SCHOOL.

1t VIII BE Modelled After the One at Car
lisie, Pa.
y. A. Leonard. a special agent repre-
senting the United States Indian depart
ment, passed through Sun River Tuesday,
on route to Fort Shaw, says the Sun River
Sun. where he goes on a tour of inspection
with a view to the establishment of an In
dian school, to be conducted upon the same
system as the Carlisle school under the
auspices of the general government. The
advantages of Fort Shaw over other Iocali-
ties for this schoolhas been presented to the
department. by Commodore Power, and MIR.
Leonard has been sent to make an inspec-
ton and report. It is proposed to give the
sohool four sections of land and the fort
buildings, the school to be maintained at
the expense of the government. In add
ton to this an appropriation of 800, 600 will
be made to at once place the school in
working order. Fort Shaw is certainly the
most desirable location for such an insti-
tuition in Montana, and it's establishment
there will prove a source of revenue for the
entire sun River valley.
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JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

There was but n entry on the police
blottsr yesterday, a plain drunk.
A company has been formed to build and
operate an electric street railway at Boze-
man.
The commissioners of Lewis and Clarke
county meet in regular quarterly session at
the court house to-day.
The stockholders of the First National
bank will hold their annual election to-day
for a board of directors.
The grand Jury will be in session this
morning whom it is thought a report will be
made to the district court.
Hon. John F. Finerty will lecture at
Aing's opera house this evening on "Rob-
ert Emmett, His Life and Times.'
Reports from the horse ranges are to the
effect that not only are the animals fat but
there is no disease in any of the bands.
An electric car run off the track at Grand
and jackson streets last night. It was nut
on the rails in a short time with jack
screws.
Congregation Emanu-El elected the fol-
lowing oticers yesterday: President, Moses
Morris; vice. president, II. Tom: secretary.
Herman Kline; treasurer, nj. Silverman.
The board of trade of Columbia Falla
was the first to contribute to the Russian
relief fund. Treasurer VIM. Read Feb. %
sent Gov. Toole $50 for the purpose, and
the latter has sent it to the Chicago COM
mittee.
The prohibitionists of eastern Montana
are figuring on starting a new town at the
mouth of Blacks Fork river, three miles
below Lansel. 1t will be called Allendale,
after the leader in the movement. DIR. W. A.
Allen. OF Billings.
Deer Lodge Inns incorporated a club. after
the style of the Montana club of this CITY.
It is called the Capital, and the trustees are
Conrad Kohrs, NJ j. B%ielenberg. $. 4. Lara
bio, Frank Conley, 2. Walton, D. M. Dur
fee and j. NJ. Boardman.
Frank Langford has transferred all his
interest in the Improvements COMPANY of
Columbin Falls to ex-Gov. S. Il. Hnuser
and Franklin Farrell, the latter a heavy
stockholder in the Parrot Mining company,
and II resident of Connecticut.
At the meeting of the Helena Whoel-
mems club ut their rooms in the Independ-
cnt block the following new officers were
elected yesterday: President, A. H. Frank;
vice president, q. j. West; secretary, II. B.
Gibson: treasurer. w. w. Sanford; cap
thin, f. W. Weston. The club now has
members. including four ladies,
There arssixty members OF the league of
Wheolmen in the state,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-07

There will be a Scotch high tea" under
the auspices of The Kings Daughters circle
at the parlors of the First Presbyterian
church. room eight, Denver block,
OH Tuesday evening March s, from
six to eight O'Clock. The tables
will be served with genuine Scotch
vlands, such rs currant loaf, shortbread,
oat Jake. scenes and %bannocks, with Scotch
orange marmalade. cold turkey and tea and
coffee. After tea there will be Scotch
music. consisting of Scotch songs. and
instrumental pieces on the bappipe. violin
and piano. The Kings Daughters will also
a table of hons made candies for
sale. All are invited to call between the
hours named and take tea supper.