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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-02
FOREIGN EVENTS.

JASuAIiY.
.. Soldiers wounded several civilians during
riot IN Wcy mouth. England.
saplul's play ''lhrFmidor" was interrupted
by d mob 10 Paris
%. Attempt made to start republic by three
rvNuitiug regiments in Oporto, Portugal
ILuHuARY.
y. Egyptians Mt Iosur killed nearly 100 Of
OluaH Digma's soldiers
AAUCn.
q. Rcvuluiionista and government troop
fought at iquiguc.
o. Battle Of 1arapa,a A., chm.
Arnn-
=. Chillsn torpedo cruisers sink lnsurgcni
cruiser Blaucu Enraia.la. ~ drowned.
NAV
30. Collision between Portuguese troop, and
English colun...s ui Drlngoa bay, Africa.
~ % insurgruts Killed BY tfolp- during pOllt-
ical fiotlHii Ia Porl-au. Prince, liAytL
June
l. Admiral McCanu, U. :, ~, received sur
render VI Chil,an transport itala At lqgi.
Que, thiu.
Q. Attempt OF CHILEAN yssssls to bombard
lqulquc.
JuLY
" Gillian government shot cmis,arlcs for
cuusplriug 90 destroy torpedo boats.
- Claudio Nicuna declared president Of Chill
lyvlootoral college.
Auursr.
n. aGD KILLED and wounded 81 battle bulNe cen
GILLIAN insurgents and government troops
near Valparaiso
q Insurgents v.eturioua In tho battle Of Val.
paralso,
d Valparaiso captured By Insurgents IN ter
rifle battle In which casualties were 6lJoO
~. TIE Insurgents catered santiago.
sEt'tIuuEIL
& Switzerland celebrated the 0J0th nnnivCf-
tary o. Independence.
a. 2lst anniversary Of the italian arny's en-.
ny into Rome celebrated b. tho Italians.
nCTuuLiL
Ia Collision occurred between q. g. sailors and
natives At Valparaiso, In which several OF
tho former wore killed. diplomatic nvgo.
tiati1ns have siuco hvvn entered into on the
subject
o. French Officer and : natives massaeTed by
Madagascar bandits.
SuVENuln.
l. Admiral Montt elected president NJ Chilli
II. New Gillian Cungrcs. assumed gpwer'
formerly vested IN iunta.
10. Aj,m,Ou OF Russian loan taken by Roths
childs.
q. Russian wheat eKpoftatiou forbidden b,
ear.
"a Resignation of Da Fonsecs. dictator OF
HraglL
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In coininsna o.. Mn. Allen o Thurman.
10. D1a ferls1do ourman. c4-prcsidoui Of
Nicaragua born lsiA
?, In Whitsha'i. His. oa.Uniird States Zen
atof l.. g. Worcester born 1911.
?, IN london. Philip .. Carpenter. dhtin-
ruishtd scientist. born 49,
In i.ickdnlr. Pa, John H. Llck, a wealthy
pennsy ivaninn.
e. In New York rity. Lewis Lyon. president
Third avenue street railroad; torn 80.
In New YORK city. Rev d. q. Van Gaas-
beck. prominent Methodist. horn 10.
In MANCHESTER, y. H., W. W. Parker. profni.
ncnt Sow midland railroad mani born lGl.
o.. In Florence, Italy, Tea. Truman seymour
born is2L
q IN Grand Rapids. Nlch.. IN Masonic home,
IN. John =. Jtunlure
In Colorado springs. colo, .. W. Steele, Jour
4 10 NaslyIio, cs Governor AS. narhs, Of
tennessee born iN.
In New York city. Right Rev. Mar. Preston.
tufn l-sl
g In bridgeport Conn. Alfred c. Hobbs
noted .oosamlth BORN iaa
IN 81 Albaus. w.. ct.GntoFnof Orcrury J.
smith. % Nrrunas
g. IL Warrington. Don. Horace Boushtoa. Of
Texas
In Ottawa, nls.. John H,ssock, an orIFinal
abolltionlsl; blu lnL
10 IN Cnruwaiiis NoYl scotia, Hon. Samuel
Chapman. an old Ffcrmason. born loo.
n, In Philadelphia. Montnrc Hoblnsuu, noted
civll engineer born lsul.
r.. Cot Dlun piatt. journalist; born 1870
10. In Sow York city. DE-. John Clatkson Jay.
concholngist
II. In New York city, Rear Admiral George
n. Copper. u. n ~. retired; born la.n.
10. In Ripon. Wis, Jelcdiah li1won born $50,
In Philadelphia, w. J. Florence, actor borr
Isl.
81. In waltham. Mass. Rev Thomas mn. "a.
president u Harvard born ISIS.
n In lryingion-on-thc.liulsoh' Mr- Cyrus
W. Field.
In indlauapolia. Den. a. T.. Hoycy. governor
Of Indiana. born is.D.
a. In Bosiol. Col. Gardner Tufts, philanthro-
pi,t aud educator; born iisA
10 Paris. Earl Lyttou. author and diplomat.
born 1881.
y. IL New York city. Commodore Rouekon.
dorff, u. >. ", RETIRED born isln
pUCruuEM
4 In Paris Dom Pedro II, ex.emroror o.
ilraEii. born las.
In wo.tport. Conn. Daniel c. Blrdsali. law.
yer and editor born 49,.
In Fort Randall, =. d., Col Joseph s. Conrad,
q. :. At born isa
In Boston. Col. ". w. Clapp, journalist
born tsli.
In Paiaiino Bridge. Y. ". ox-Govsinor NJ
1. Stoarls. Of FioridA boru isD.
In Cairo. Emile Bayari. painter. born Isl.
10 In Chicago, Joseph o. Glover, public man.
born i-lo.
Ia 10 Philadelphia. Samuel Murdoch. actor
and eloeutiOnlst. bora lsl0
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e. mino "a Nauucosc, IA, ait,r asys in'-
pria0nmcnL
T. President siuel International eopyrishi
Dill
Palss-c Of the Frsnch sp3iiation oiain7 900.
g. Many niouutsincera wounded 10 1d.tpar'
ate a-ht near Cumberland GpH Pa
a. d. SOW Orloauf several ihVu.aAd citl1en1
iSuahed u Sinla pfisonrrs
80. New Oficala iruching denounced BY ltal.
ians In Scw York.
Arnu.
@ Graad Army Of the Republic celebrated It,
quarter centennial
O. In Washington, centennial u the United
satts U1iout office celebrated.
70. baltimore welcomed veterans of Sixth
Maent uusetts, Who thuy mobbcd there
April 10, Ni.
2, 81 yIou1.,ofrIp reported In New Yors
eliY in % hnnrs
a. Bon Ail arrested ior The murder NJ Carrie
Brown ll Sow York. ease roseAh.gI JAcS
Che ltppest work
g. Url1uI broken for ton. Grants moaH.
mcnt 100 HNurslde park, Sow YORK. ciu.
NAV
g. 40 indictments found bt Sew Orleans
rrHll juri ..siust Ilrhtrs OF Malta pris.
G United States oncllis sc.a,d Cbulansioan.
e. lilfa af san Diego, Cab
Z. UhuI State. marshal on tho itata nyt
ashore amt a,lH 20 lott port.
o. Metropolitan Museum ut Att opened Tor
nrt time tu Sunday visitors
IUNE.
l. Brooklyn bridge promenade made free.
G. Hydruphnbia' induced by cat bite caused
the death " Richard : barunu 10 Asuun
park, 80
a. New York jury ncaultel the Sew YORK
and Sew Haven r4ilfOtl directors ia TIC
tunnel disaster case.
July
l. Operation Of international copyright law
begun between the United sint,s mud
ipncc, Belgium, Sutherland aud Grcat
Britain.
:. ln sing Sing prison. smilor. wood s.ocum
and Jlgiruwerc KILLED b. electricity.
~ Militia driven from lificoyille tTenu.I mine,
~ striker" Arsrr
4 O. a. H. OPENED Ia 9Th national eucamp-
mont Va detroit.
10 Bennington battle monument dedicated.
srfrranrn
IA Worlds long distance railroad record
beaten by Now Nort Central railroad train,
which ran ~ miles DO "a. and 1m
- Settlers permitted TO occupy now lands 10
ocrunrm
T. EcumcnicHl couH'I of Mctholism held H.
tccuHi session IN Washington.
~ Lnd OF Chicago cabinet MAKERS strike
NlvtuutiL
4 Nov York police ARRESTED VI persons In an
opium den rnii.
Il. Death " Henry Stfatinn, the 90 day faster
dime muftlm TO Now York.
l. jchildreu drsUurgd BY wolves, Sow Bush
tlu. NInn.
2. In jump from brooklyn bridsc Francis
MrCarDy Killed..
- Republican national committee selected
Minneapolis Tor convention Of i,ll.
DECEMBER.
:. unlted States cruiser new York launched
30 Philadelphia.
H. Labor riutat Crested Butte, Colo.i 5striken
wounded.
Ia D.. VI. Field, son % Cyrus W. Field. alleged
d1fauitlng mrmtcr OF the firm Of Field.
Lindluy, WiocAuFa = Co., arrested
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PERSONAL MISCELLANY.

MAY.
.. New York prosbytcry committee con-
dcmned Rev. W.. Briggs for hetor0doxy.
II. Russian cEaroWit4 attacked By fanatic In
Japan.
IL Emperor william thrown from his car.
rlarc.
81 capt. oshca obtained divorce.
~, Dr. Brgs dlsapproyed by Presbyterian
general assembly,
JuNu.
q Union Theological seminary directors sus-
taiA DR., briggs,
v Decision against sir William Gordon Cum.
ming In tho bAcoarat SANDER case In Lon
don.
"a Henry Ward Bsceher statue unveiled in
brooklyn,
- Marriage OF Parnsll and AIrs. o'shea.
JuLY.
l. Emperor william OF Germany arrived in
u. "s,ouewali" jackson statue unveiled in
Lexington, Va.
AUGUST.
0. q. A. H. elected John 4. Palmer com.
mander 10 chief, Detroit.
sLrrENnLR.
Z. Mary Lincoln, granddaughter u President
Lincoln, married to Charles u. lshAm In
Loudon,
l. CITY OF New York ordered TO pay Inventor
james Kuihhs nearly s3,UlJ,O1J Jack royal.
" on iire engine patont.
OytOngiL
4 A daughter born 10 cx-President and Mira
Cleveland.
l. Marriage u Mr.. Frank Leslie, Ia New
York, To w. O, X. Wilde, Of tho London Irl.
cgragh.
T. Uuycillng Of the equestrian statue Of Gen.
Grant In Lincoln park, Chicago
IL Henry sanford superseded John Hney as
president ~ Adams Express company.
H. Conservation of How, Phillipa brooks us
blAlOp, Ia Boston.
NOVEMBER.
DR.. btiggs exouoratcd by Now York pres
bytcry.
y Prince OF Wales 60ih birthday celebrated.
Va Son born To Mr. ana Mrs. John Jacob Aston
ALL SORTS OF HONE HAPPENINGS
JAsUAUr.
Sioux Indians and regular troops fought Al
Wounded Kuco, Neb.
"a Dypredatirns commenced by 90 ludlan-
near Pine Ridge,
10 Surrender " tho Indians 10 Gon. Milei al
Pine Ridge.
fLnlluAilY,
RcscuIng party took SINNERS out Of q hood
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WHAT IS A GUARANTEE?

Rsny the habit Of ndicrmnsss6
ngn their thought Of being called
make the II is erncou and foolish custom mors
respected n breach than In the observance
guarantee should be- made with knowledge OF
out the terms of The
guanntse the makers instruct wHrrn aud we
piSco my tool found imperfect In uec
beet Judgment acquired by comfortable exp
nence selecting following Items for stock aud sell hem
that IL they do not prove
Represent them, will refund the purchase money In
fun
lnge finished article perfectly proportoned
material DON'T fill TO teo It, 1t will pay you
"u Mea No Generator EvaToraing Lghtt rs you 10 your
No SMELL No danger No complication Every 'oe
Gasoline done with Thnk OF tho u.s.
Summer by avoiding the heat OF big fioSn
Range.
"euer Cooks and T'sn6oa Superior 90 hah'H superior IN
economy Superior In f,sign Superior In CONSTRUCTION
Superior everything that to make perfect cooking Hparau
An Ice saver y Health promoter
Cellular stone lined What thatf Iuv,igac IT, ltwl morothan
our ,oek Of Bude Hardware, House Furnlshngs Garden
ue1 Lawn Spnklers Lawn Mowcrec complete In every detail
p. @. COFFIN AARDWARE CO.,
Progress BtlI@tnG.
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SPORTING.


March.
n George Oodtrry. pugilist, beaten In San
Francisco, by Jake ktlrnin.
u. 4 walk Of - days from San Frhuolsoo TO
New York ended by Zoe Clayton.
MAY,
H. Kcntucky Derby won by Kingman.
Ia Tommy won brooklyn handicap; time, e'l0.
u Curbett aud Jackson, pugllitts, fought O.
rounds TO draw at san FRANCISCO,
IuNL.
TO- Jake KHAN defeated By Frank slayin. Ia
llobnkoh, y, J,
Suburban handicap won by I.oauiakM time
sUi.
20. Nale won milo RICO from Harvard on the
Thames. time, 2l2L
duiN.
l. Retaliation atakus, worth slDOO, won by
Potomac At Shecpshoad hay,
AUGUST.
:, The Goelot cup IN tho New York Yacht
clubs annual race OIL Newport won BY the
GintianN.
Yachts rhallA and volgll were unsueccss fui
In The Cuwcs races OF thr Royal Yacht club.
-. FutIrlty STAKES, worth 5000, won by lila
llighness al sHeep'head bar,
NOVEMBER
s, University Of Pennsylvania football team
defeated By Princeton In Philadelphia.
q. Yale defeated Harvard at football In
Springfield, Mass.
~ Princeton defeated by Yale Al football 10
Now iotk.
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Utah Central Railway

TIME TABLE.
In Eject April list. is-Di.
Passenger Trnina win Run Daily hN-
tween salt Lake and PARK NiIs'
~ koilowu;
SALT LAKE CRY.
Tam ioAys' s.h South Main d. g. . ,9i,.,
.arfiyea' luaua.n,
tsgpin
FhRk CRY.
liam arrives At fs@A Cry ..'..'''.'io-i7 "a
leaves ,........., 80 a.ia
..........s s.Ql PA
once and Depot cutnor s,h south and Maia
street.
l.J.nACKiAIuSn.
u. b. a 4. A.
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ioCAE SEalCE
I'M, ANERiuAS rouK. itHO Asn sfMA0
VILE.
fsasc salt LAKE $50 m., ' PM. eri %
p.w.. arrive soft t.aAa ~ Oh IN. ani ltl' T. "a
Arrive salt Lake from Provo tni HpunE'hle'
~ 80 ain
riN0iiAu.
leave salt Iakesiu1 mg fiturn'nF arrive
salt Lake 40 nm.
u. G. DppGE, a. 4. wELBO J. H. nLSNETr
Oen Manager tupl euI ftsAiH' Ast
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-30
THE NEIGHBORs CALLED.
Ana Were Greeted Cordially BY Mr.. anG
Mrs.. Cleveland.

.- ....-. .
We're Greeted Cordially by Mr. and
MIRA. Cleveland.
BuzzAnps BAY. June 29.-The villagers Of
Buxzards Bay and Bourne went oyer to
Gray Gables On masss this evening, when
sx-Preaident Cleveland held open house to
hls nsiRhbora Al six O'Clock visitors be-
gan 10 arrive. the ex-president and wife re-
8csiving them In the square hall. which was
tastefully bedecked with pine twigs. Rev.
Nj. Chamberlain, ct the head Of the group.
addressed . few words of neighborly greet
ihq, expressing tho thanks Of the company
for Clsveland's invitation to call. He said
assure MI. Cleveland shat there are ne
Wishes moro hearty for his success than
1hoss Of his neighbours in Bourne.
MI. Cleveland replied briefly, expressing
deep qualification at the kind wishes, say
inR he deemed the respect of his fellow cit-
the trust of friends and esteem of
neighbors az among the dearest things of
life, and he believed no honors can furnish
personal qualification except such AS are
based upon these sentiments. He was
aware that many of them differed in politi-
cal thought. but said this dstsaoted uoth-
ing from our good citizenship. provided
our political ideas and beliefs arc based
npon deliberate, conscientious and patriotic
% widely apart If We understood each
other better. Al any rate l am happy in
the belief that you do not suspect me any
moro than I do you, of any desire to injure
the interests Of the people or the country"
The visitors we're introduced separately to
Mr.. Cleveland and wife. About three
hundred people IN all called.
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Full Quart Cans IS Cents
BACH, CORY CO.,
Fine Grocers. and Liquor Dealers, Helena, Montana.

SUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT
- Of the First judicial district Of tho state OF
M}dontsnA In and Tor the county Of Lewis and
AIIpais \. Merr,tA plaintiff. " Msdsiins II
11 Ths ~ cs.en e a.,,.,. ..,d. -~...+,r, :, n.
above named ~astsndant:
Yoa i: hs'Es6y I.apis.sd e appear u y sot!on
e eona. = i II w 81: nd % G Sissss. ;.n q & sn sn. tSs .t e:
1ssolusivs q =. dss u ssrxies, Il altar a tSs
servios ON ron Of this summons i ssrvsd within
iii iSsa Ct. d&i &: q : .isSin G s".a ct s S.,. se ssss.:r r.
g taken .g.!ins: You, sscoosdina to the prayer 81
Tho said action is brought to quiet the titls. Of
plAintiG to that certain lot Of land, situate. ".
LIZ ire M eaS' Gi.l + sa :.. s!ts = Fl Mo a:1sn.- to esqntY Let e
a sosssis 81 q H.le eiss1 70 'e oss.s ~ : :, d. =: s q tRis
to said land; 'adjudsins ana Occurring that tho
a ssid 1sna. a nd Z. interest ons eer e s's a.sa v d a.;ena Il
ii.nd i Il tho pl.infia. :.id %pl.inssEf S.1;nS
land for sixteen years last past. and HAVING held
possession during said time adversely to de-
;snd: ant . and FL su.h f {, ns,o relief g may ,sa BE-
fuliy in the complaint on tle herein 10 which
special reference il hereby made.
appear and answer the said complaint, Is above
required. the said plaintiff will apply to tbs
conrt for the relief demanded IN the complaint.
Glven under my hand and tine seal Of the dis.
trict court of ths First judicial district Of the
state OF Montana In. and for the county OF Lewis
- and Clarke, this 18th day Of
Zeal May, in the year Of our Lord.
iDistrict} one Thousand eight hundred and
Court; ninety.two. 1oHn prAN c,.,l.
BY H. r. THOMPSON. Depnty Clerk
e. I. Knowles. Attorney for plaintiff.
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a3NkoS wgsetnIly Wsnaas ElsAsr spragus. IAsn
Kllls mimssls.
J ~ iseus o. ths Fergus County Ar
IN n aseount Of , murder and sui
- Shat Nook plAee on Indian ereek, near
PSilbtook. last Wsek. Elmer Bpsague. Jim
Wcodlock and Thomas Murry were In the
il1ploy 81 4. n. Hamilson and Z dispute
aIESes bstWssn ths men IN regard 20 sowing
l1s shssp. v > new corral. Hot wcrds
sISIped 1hs hsrdsr In che faos. eaying that
~ Nursyl va % old man and he would
SSof l6Iht 'him. Nuyry then thfsateAed to
sSoo2 Npeaaus with . ride which. he was
Ufrytle, The two msn then olinchsd. but
sros Nurry's saying that the eun was not
5ssdsd spfsRuS ~ssiipauishsd bic hold and
Hurry e oncs raised 1hs rife TO his shout
an, and whom 6pragus was about sighat tsst
sW1y 10 shot him in the left hip. Murry
s10ufa j. allow Woodlook 10 come near
eGpe.sxss lying proasrats upoa ne esouna:
sNetstng notsnook n "coo'oca
rs II him, 90 he desired 70
Wsats : aots 10 Nj. Hamilton. after which
" in1endsd 10 shoot himself. He also
made Woodlock sharpen . lead pencil, .
NJ he was doing 10 no grabbed the KNIFE.
WNAish caused q slight wound to Woodloen's
SH0x482, al 0tIy tucMs WIN SuO ANA A9ANsAy
lrUGtina ON his left elbow. wrote . short
nAtA. which he tossed 10 Woodlook. 20.
trsther with hia watch and pocket knife.
He chen ordered Woodlock to place the
Vpunded man upon D wagon standing near.
aud W rive him (SpraRue) tho lines and lot
him drive away, anywhere. ~ he was OF NO
account. and for Woodloek to take charge
81 tho sheep, a. he intended killing himself
~ once. Murry then turned and walked
sway whistling. Woodlock whipped bis
horses into Q run, and 40 Murry saw that he
2ne not going to return, fred several insf-
fcctual shots Ut long range a. the fleeing
men. The wounded mar Was brought TO
Vinson's sheep camp on Louise creek. and
Dr. Long summoned. Spfaguo fingered
sicht hours. whom he died in great .patn.
one az Hamilton's teamsters named Nc
Donald, hauling material, reached Mufry's
nAhin about noon. Murry was there and
told him that he had shot SpraRue and That
~ intended taking his own life. Nc
Donald got possession OF shs rine, put
Nurry remarked thaS it didn't matter; that
he had somsthinR else just AZ good. NC
Donald q moment later looked In AZ the
door and saw Murry stirring strychntne
and water together in . glass, After which
hc gulped IL down. How does II tAsteY'
asked Mcdonald. .'Oh, il is . little bitter,
that,s Ill" he replied. After . few min
Autes, reflection he said that he didn't take
enough, 90 he mixed and drank q second
tpotion. Mcdonald then cOTralled the
sheep, and altar an absence Of twenty min
utea lie returned to the cabin and found
Nurrv dead uuon his bed,
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A GREAT SHUTDOWN.

Threatening Aspect of Affairs In the Iron
Regions Of Pennsylvania.
P~1rrsBuRa, June 29.-The situation in a
nutshell, OF the eve of the great shutdown
In the iron and steel trade. ID threatening.
Iron manufacturers in this. Mahoning and
Shenago valleys, are at loggerhesds with
the A~malgamated association. while affairs
present q serious aspect at Homestead.
Many dark clouds have cast their shadows
over the iron and steel workers in years
gone by, but it is admitted ON all sides
that never before In the history OF the
AmelRamated association has ii been con-
frontsd with such a state of affairs 40 now
exist. Although the wage committee will
confer with the Mahoning and ShenaRo
hope of . settlement being reached.
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THE MEN MAD.

Persons Not In Favor Hung in Effigy--
Bad Feeling Rampant.
HOMESTEAD, Pa. June 29.-The intense
feeling at workmsn at Carnegie's Home
stead steel works. which has heretofore
kesn controlled. at last has broken forth.
To-day there were numerous hostile and
exciting demonstrations on the part OF the
men. H. G. Frick, VIM. McBroom and
several others we're hung In efigy. When
an attempt was made to cut down the ef-
thirty-two-inch and the 119-inch mills are
shut down. Several other departments
will close o-morrow night and the men be
discharged. Instead of a strike. it will
be q lookout. The situation hourly be-
comes more serious. Mill workers this
afternoon said the association is strong and
could afford to stand out three years IL
DoeAU6arV.
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Opportunity.

Opportunity.
Master Of human destiny an
Fame, love and fortune on my footsteps
wait,
Cities and fields / walk. penetrate
Deserts and seas remote, and passing By
Howell and mart and palace, or late
KNOCK unbidden once at evety gate.
If sleeping, wake; II fsasting rise before
turn away. II Is the hour Of state
And they who follow me reach every state
4ortals desire. and conquer svsry foe
Save death; but those who doubt or hssi-
tate
Condemned to failure, penury and Voc
Seek me in vain and uselessly implors;
lanswer not, and I return NO more.
!so. j.. lsaAI;A
But fail " not in this respect.
Seize every opportunity to travel
Over the Chicago, Milwaukee d 6t. Paul
railway.
This II the advice Of
GHo. H. HxAFroRn
General Passenger Agent. Chicago, Ill
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NH. a. Stewart, q Castle. y : visitor ia
Helena.
d, ]. R.sl. d Grants. vas IN che eity
yesterday.
Ms. "a Nh. q. ". olsr. q Aaseoada.
b. u. Mansfield. Of Minneapolis. il a ths
Grand Central.
Frank Dufand and wife, OF Granite. are
guests q The Helena.
Mrs j. X. Reyes, Of Lsthbridae. NV. T..
% Registered a. the Grand Central.
Lee Warren. Of M~issouis. 10 among The
western Montana people In Helena.
company, returned from the east ysStcr-
Col. w. +. Wheeler, who has been con-
hnsd TO his residence for q few days. 10 ont
again.
Willie Israel. son OF !. L. Israsl. came
homo yesterday from Ann Arbor, where he
has been attending school.
City Marshal Treat and Sergeant Moran.
OF Great Falls, who have been witnesses
before the district court, leave for home to-
dsv.
General Manager George H. Robinson, Of
the Montana company, limited, camo In
from Marysville yesterday and registered
at The Helena.
General Manager Mohler aud General
TRAFFIC Manager Finley, Of the Great
Northern, were in Helena yesterday. They
will 20 east to-day.
]. d. Finn, Frank Shsard and George II.
Wright, OF Livingston, are attending the
They arc at The Helena.
J. @. Sterling, for St. Paul; Mira N. Jo-
names, for Columbus, Neb.. and 3. @.
Smith, for Chicago, were among the de-
partures on the Union Pacific yesterday.
Alderman Gallagher and Mrs. Gallagher.
who have been Rusats Of City Aarshat Gal
vim since the washout on the Montana
Central In Priokly Pear Canyon. will leave
to-day for the Cataract city.
H. Loble, OF the New York dry goods
store, returned yesterday from Hunters
Hot springs, whore he went about . month
ago in the hope OF getting relief from .
severe attack Of rheumatism. He returns
much improved.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-30
Storm of Extraordinary Violence.

W~ILLIAMsPoRr, June "a storm of OK
~traordinnry violence passed through this
city this evening, three different buildings
being fred by lightning, but all we're put
swept eastward carrying destruction in its
path. The Demorest machine works were
partly unroofed and along Park avenue q
dozen buildings were badly damaged. The
large Turn Verein hall ut Bennett street
Was totally demolished. lin roofs we're
lifted and carried nearly 4 square and in
one case the whole roof Of . hotel was car
rfsd 200 feet. A few people we're hurt, but
nome seriously SO far as can be learned.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-30

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS THE TRUB-
~ tees of this district will receive sealed pro-
for heating the new Sixth ward school building.
with a return tubular steel boiler with fne CRATES
large enough to heat the present four room
radiators. only the lower floor 10 be supplied with
radiators and the pipe run up through second
floor ready to connect with radiation in school
mainder Of first floor ono to forty fset. Con.
tractor mnst make opening large enough TO get
his boiler in, and repair all damages lone by this
work. Also water service. ons-inch gavanized
pipe. white namele sink 1880 on each floor
and sill cock on outside wall; also four-inch on
pipe Grain to cesspool. this cesspool to be twenty
BY order OF the boord. +. W. ELLIS, Clerk.
Helena, June q, 1857.