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The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
FAWN|NG BEFORE BLAINE.
Republican Leaders Offer TO Make
Harrison Reinstate Him in
the Cabinet.
Humiliating Straits to Which
They Are Driven by the Fear
of Defeat.
Delusion That the Perfunctory Talk ~
Ophir Farm WIN Help the Cause
Political News.

WASHINGTON Oct. 17.-Will James g.
Blame be the next secretary OF state If
President Harrison is reelected ? There
are rumors in Washington that at the gath
erinR of prominent republican leaders at
Ophir farm Thursday night Mr.. Blaine was
notified that If he could conscientiously
support the republican presidential candi-
date and could sly something for him that
he could have his old position in the state
depar tment. 1t 10 asserted, at any rate,
that hs was told that this portfolio would
be rendered him and he could accept 1t or
not as no willed. Whether or not this ia
true. ID, of course, not actually known, but
there are several rspoi ts afloat in Washing
ton and New York which indicate that
there is great deal in the story. 1t is not
believed. however, that Mr.. Blaine would
again accept his position under Harrison.
1t might be pleasing to him to have it ten
dered in order that he might make diRni-
fed dsclination.
No one questions the fact. says the cor
respondent of the Minneapolis journal in
this city. that what little Mr.. Blaine has
said for the republican cause and what he
will do in the future will elect the repub
Lean ticket, if anything can do it in this
campaign. His little speech at Ophir farm
recently will have tremendous effect i'll
favor of the republicans. This is even ad-
sntted by prominent democrats. 1t will
have great deal to do In influencing the
Irish voters and will not only aid the re-
publicans in carrying New York, but will
have its influence in every other state in
the union where Mr.. Blaine is still the idol
of three fourths of the republican voters.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. lS.-The closing ses-
sion of the Congregational oonnoil was
held this morning. A resolution was
passed recognizing the splendid advance
made by the negro race in the south in the
accumulation OF property, advancement in
education and morals under the most sd-
verse conditions; deploring acts of violence
directed against shem; protferlna them
sympathy and support in their efforts 80
secure the protection of laws and politioal
rights. The report from the committee on
union with Free Baptists and other denom-
nations stated that no results have been
reached but recommending abe continu-
anoe of the committee. number of
standing committees were appointed, and
the council finally Adjourned late this sf-
ternoon to meet three years hence in San
EIRncisco.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
Younp Salv,ui's Great Hit.

SAN Francisco, Oct H. Especial. Alex
ander eaiviui began his frat engagement
as a star in san Francisco tonight at the
California theatre before one of the largest
and most fashionable audiences of the
season. The opening bill was a scenic re-
vival of Dennery's popular romance, Don
Caesar de Bazsn." of which the young actor
presents his own version in Ave acts,
adapted from the English, French and
Spanish dramatic editions. The play has
been made familiar here by Booth. Fsohter
and other actors of note, but ii never
created the enthusiasm that il did tonight
with young Salvini as the reckless Spanish
grsndee. Salvini was given an ovation.
Manager Wilkison has arranged for his ap-
pearsnoe In all the cities OF the Pacific
coast and northwest, including Helena,
previous to his return east.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
NO PARADE UP TOWN.
First General Kick Over tho Exercises to
Hs Held In Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. H.--A cnmorous express
sion OF disappointment was raised to-day
over tho official announcement that tho
great military parade nt the Worlds fair
dedication would be confined TO the out
skirts OF the city, consisting only of n short
masch from Washington park to the
Worlds fair grounds. While the manag-
ers OF the parade declare that there never
was any intention Of paradinR the down
town sti eets, there ig no doubt that such an
idea was generally entertained and
the consensus of opinion this
afternoon WAS that those RESPONSE
a grave mistake which could hardly fail TO
lead to widespread criticism and ill-feeling,
United States infantry, cavalry. artillery
and marines, to the number of 2,7O0 went
into camp at the Worlds fair grounds to-
day. larger body OF troops will arrive
guards of tho militia of different states are
on the ground also, making arrangements
for the reception Of their regiments, many
of which will arrive to- morrow The mem :
bers Of the national commission and board
of lady managers, as we'll as distinguished
visitors and hordes of sight t-seers. are pour
ing into town as they never did before.
Great activity was displayed by the mer-
chants to-day in decorating their buildings
preparatory to the dedication.
Grover Cleveland, Mrs. Cleveland and
Baby Ruth will not come to Chicago after
all. Secretary Culp. Of the committee on
ceremonies. to-day received the following
letter from Mr.. Cieyeand:
my response TO your courteous invita-
tion to attend the dedication services of the
Worlds Columbian exposition has been
long delayed. | should be very glad to be
present on the interesting occasion, and
thus show my appreciation Of its impor-
| tance, if l could do no Hoiemnly us an ex-
president Of the United States. / am sure.
however, this is impossible. and l am un-
| willing to undertake u trip which, from
beginning to end, despite all efforts
on my part, would be regarded as a
political tour made by candidate for the
presidency. My general aversion to such a
trip is overwhelmingly increased in this in
stance when recall the affective dispensa-
tion which dstains at the bedside of his
sick wife another candidate for the pregi-
denoy. | thus frankly state the reasons
which oonstrain me to foreRo the satisfac-
tion which acceptance of your invitation
would otherwise afford me. l hope, in the
light of considerate and sym pathetic santi-
ment which ought to be felt bv all our peo-
pie. that these considerations will be
deemed abundant justification of my
action. Yours truly,
| "GRovER CLEVELAND"
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
UPHELD THE LAW.
Tho Michigan Electoral Scheme Hold TO
lilo CONSTITUTIONAL.


Eo Constitutional.
WARRINGTON, Oct. II The United States
supreme court. by Chief Justice Fuller. to-
day reafiir cd the judgment of the Michi-
gan supreme court upholdinR tho famous
Miner law, providing for the choice Of pres
idential electors by congressional districts
instead OF by the state as a whole. Tho
court holds that tho fourteenth amendment
to the constitution of the United States did
not limit the right Of state to fix mode
of choosing electora. The conceded effect
OF the decision Ia to give part at least OF
the Michigan electoral vote to Cleveland.
Tho opinion was unanimous.
Chief Justice Fuller, in announcing the
conclusion OF the court, said the announce
ment is made at this time because OF the
exigenoy suggested by counsel requiring
early action. Hereafter the court would
file an opinion setting forth more fully the
grounds on which il decided the case. On
tho question Of jurisdiction, which point
tho democrats waived, the chief justice said
the court ruled that under section 700. re-
vised statutes, it had Jurisdiction. The
chief justice said, further, that the oour,
ruled that in view of the language OF the
clause Of the constitution giving to the state
Legislature the right TO determine the
method Of choosing presidential electors,
and contempotaneoug construction, 1t can.
not be held invalid for want of power il
the state Legislature to pass such law, add
| ing that the clause of the first section o.
| article 2 of the constitution was not changed
by the fourteenth amendment, nor 10 tn,
| law obnoxious to that amendment.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
THE OUTLOOK is GREAT.
Hon. Martin Maginnis Talks on the
Political Situation in the
Eastern States.
New York and Wisconsin
Practically Conceded to the
Democrats.
Other Former Republican States Likely to
Turn-Reg Observation-Disclosures
Campaign At MarysviiIe.

Hon. Martin MaQinnis has just returned
from the enat where he attended the con-
vention Of democratic clubs. speaking Of
the political situation last night he said tho
campaign in the east was very quiet one
whom he left. the brass band and torchliRht
stage of enthusiasm not having yet been
reached. So far as the general result on
Nov. is concerned. Major Maginnis says
the democrats express tho utmost conf
denoe. New York is claimed by a hand
some majority by those around natl onal
democratic headquarters, though the repub-
licans will not admit it, and profess TO be-
lieve that they will carry the state. "When
! was in New York BEFORE" said Major Ma
ginnis, 'the republicans were all split up
and were ANYTHING but hopeful. On this
trip, however. they were pretty we'll to-
gethsr, having gotten Plat into limo, and
were moro hopeful of New York state. In
diana, however is not only claimed by the
democrats by 10000 majority, but the re-
publioans are disposed to concede that they
haven't much of a show in the presidents
own state. The democrats are also claim.
ing Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois. The re-
publieans are not near SO confident il
claiming Wisconsin as they are in claiming
Iowa and Illinois. II looks like the
democrats had splendid show Of
carrying Wisconsin. Then in Minnesots
there is an excellent chance for four anti
Harrison electors, and perhaps the other
FIVE for Cleveland. The democrats and
peoples party have fused. the former hav-
ing Ave and the latter four electors. Two
years ago the combined vote of the demo-
Gratis and the third party was $4,000 NOR.
than that of the republicans" Major Ma
ginnis thinks the outlook for the demo
cratic party in November is most encour
aging. The confidence of the democrats
around national headquarters ia in striking
contrast to the feeling of uncertainty tha
prevails among the republican managers, ,
fact shown by the desperate remedies they
are putting forth to win. "There is nc
way for the republicans to get New Yorh
away from Cleveland says Major Magin
mis-. except to buy it,
Major MaRinnis leaves to-day for BUTT
to meet the democratic state central com,
mittee. He will stump the state for tn
demooratio ticket.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
CALLED BACK TO BUTTE.

Billy Forester, Burglar, Popular With
tho Ladies of Lombard.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE presence Of a
number of ladies with bouquets of flowers
and baskets filled with sweetmeats around
Central police station this morning created
conBiderable comment. The nature of
their visit was soon made known. They
are friends and admirers of "Billy" For
rester. the wsll known Rentlemanly appear
ing, and alleged. safe blower and burglar,
now occupying cell underneath the city
hall. His visitors were from the little
town OF Lombard, Ill. Forester, it is said,
escared from jail in Butte CITY. Mont, last
blowing and the shooting of an officer who
attempted to arrest him. For some time
past he has been living in Lombard, and
being very stylish in dress and gentiemanly
in manner, found little trouble of gaining
acess to the most exclusive circles. In fact.
it is said he is engaged to many young la
dies of the place. Sheriff Lloyd. of Butte
City, is i'll the city with requisition papers,
and will leave tonight for the west with
Forester.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
Why Egan Omitted Blaine.

New YORK, Oct. H.-Minister ERan to-
day had this to Say in regard to recent pub
locations endeavoring to create sensation
over the alleged attempt on his part to snub
Mr.. Blaine at White Plains: 'Being called
upon to speak without preparation, l
omitted to make reference to the manly
and patriotic manre or in which Blaine stood
by me throughout all attacks made upon
me in connection with the Chilean affair.
One of the greatest com pensations for that
difficult time was the fact my entire course
was 80 cordially approved by Blaine, as
we'll as by the president and all members of
the cabinet. There is no one who has II
higher respect and regard for him than t.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18

DENVER. Oct. 1.-The strike of engin-
eers conductors and trainmen on the seq
ond and third divisions of the Denver &
Rio Grande railway remains in almost the
same condition as last night. Business on
the divisions is almost at a standstili and
the effects of the strike are felt along the
line. The men on the tiSt and fourth
divisions are still at work, and it is learned
that the conductors aud engineers on these
divisions will not strike unless forced TO do
30 by su erior officers.
Chairman Viokroy Of the Order of Rail-
way relegraphers, said to- day that unless a
settlement of the trainmen's strike is made
the telegrnphers on the RIO Grauds would
all come out. The ct ikers are peaeeRble
and no disturbance has occurred.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
BULL-DoZING METHODS.
How the Republicans Who Went to Mary
Vile Acted.

How the Republicans Who Went to Marys-
Vile Acted.
The people of Marysville, without regard
to politics, sre very indignant at what they
Justly term the bull-dozinR methods used
by some of the republican strikers whe
went there last Saturday evening and held
meeting. The affair was we'll advertised,
and while only five republicans took part
in the parade the hall whore the speaking
was held was comfortably filed. The prin-
cipal speaker of the evening was Il. ID.
Weed, who announced before he began his
speech that if anyone in the audience de-
sired to ask him any questions during
it's course they we're privileged to
do 30. One or two questions were asked
him, to which he replied, and then in the
eral land question. he asked if there was
any one in his audience who had been in
that vicinity in 1864. At first no one re-
piled to the query, but Mr. Weed repeating
it second time, an old man sitting in the
rear of the hall called out: II was, for
one."
He had scarcely done SO before Deputy
Sheriff Dyer took hold of him, forced him
out Of the hall and was in the act of hand
cutting him when q. E. Dudley, democratic
candidate for the legislature, who happened
to witness the affair, told Dyer he had no
r1RQt 10 ubS INC ulau ab H6 Wus UOlAR. DfeI
turned on Dudley and informed him that
he was deputy sheriff and
that he could shoot Dudley down where he
stood and the latter would have no re-
course. He was told to 90 ahead, but the
deputy did not do any shooting. and shortly
afterward released his prisoner, as he had
no warrant of law for holding him.
The people of Marysvllle resent the in
| dignity offered them in the fact that the
republicans thought 1t necessary to bring
an officer with them. John Deegan, the
man Dyer arrested, simply answered Mr..
Weeds question after it had been repeated
twice, and was creating no disturbance.
| As Dyer announced that he was sure to be
ap1 ointed in case Sanders was elected to
| succeed Jsfferis. the voters OF Marysville
without regard to politics will see that Mr..
| Sanders has no chance to appoint MIR.
| Dyer.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
Eleven Innings, No Runs

CLEVELAND. Dot. 1.-THE first game of
the closing championship series between
Boston and Cleveland was called on ao-
count of darkness after eleven innings were
played and not q run scored. 1t was q
pitchers battle throughout. Young was
In splendid form, and six singles were all
he gave the visitors. Stivetts was less
liberal. Only two Bostons got as far IA
third base, while Burkstt for Cleveland
nearly reached the plate in the ninth. The
pitchers support WIS almost perfect, The
only error was wild throw by Himmer
The game was most brilliant exhibition
of scientific playing. Cleveland 0, hits 4
errors /. Young and thinner. Boston O.
hits 6, errors D. Stiyetts and Kelly. Um-
plres. Snyder and Emslie.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
Youngsters Break Records.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct, 1.-Two worlds
records were broken at Cumberland park,
the race record for yearlings being reduced
below 2:30 aud the race record for two-yesr-
olds being now 2:l534, made by Silicon to-
day. Il ack lightning fast.
2:25 pace-Ella Brown took three straiGt,
Stockwell second, Rube Burrows third, Tip
otip fourth. Best time. 2:17l6.
YeRrling stake-Nelly A. won in 2:29s4,
Conformation second, EnGrsmont third.
Red Bud fourth.
Two-yesr old -stake-Slicon took both
heats, Wilkes Maid secoud, lony third
Lucille fourth. Best time, 2:l5&4.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
Horse Thieves Assas.,nated.

DENVER, Oct. IA Republican special
from Cheyenne says: ]. !. Bedfor and Dab
Burch, who were acquitted on the charge Of
horse stealing, and ofterward rearrested for
contempt of court, guns being displayed
by the prisoners during tho trial were fined
$40. They would not pay this, and were
sent to the Buffalo jail in charge OF a
deputy. handouifed and tied together.
When live miles from Bonanza party Of
disguised men stepped from ambush and or
dered the deputy to retreat. Bedfor and
Buroh were then assassinated and theiT
horses shot under them. There is no clue
to the urleTerA.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
Eight Kust,ers Ex,erm,na,ed.

BOISE. Idaho Oct. 17.-Wilson Marvin
arrived be 9 from Deer Flat, in Northern
Idaho. and gives the authorities here the
details of fight with gang OF horse
thieves which occurred last August. but
which 80 far has escaped publication. THIS
gang of rustlers had been operating very
boldly, running large numbers of hoeses off
into British Columbia. Finally posse
started after them and came up with them
near Deer Flat Marvin says he witnessed
tho battle which followed, in whIoh the en-
tire gang OF rustlors. numbering eight, was
nv tar III N nj tul
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
Done With the Campaign.

New York, Oct. I7.-Blaine arrived at the
Fifth Avenue hotel this afternoon. His ar
rival inter ested the politicians in the cor
ridor. The republicans seemed delighted,
but the democrats quite the reverse. When
Blaine's attention was called to the report
that he would write another letter. he said:
81 would not want to answer directly. If |
say mo- / shall be besieged by people who
aill beg me to do something for the party;
if l say yes shall be- requested to go
hithsr and yon and / won't know which
way to turn. So you see the only thing for
me to do is to rest. I'm obliged to take
good care of my health" Blaine looks bet
ter than when he went to Ophir farm.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
CorruptionIsts Cry Fraud.

New YORK. Oct. 17-There was a scene
of considerable activity about republican
headquarters to-day. Republicans charged
fraud in naturalization processes in that
runners from Tammany bring in droves Of
Hungarians, Poles and Italians who will
vote the democratic ticket, the expense of
which is paid and the issuance of papers ia
cilitated. 1t was also stated that combina-
tion to guage applications for naturalization
and cut down the republican naturalized
vote has been operating more than three
weeks, with the full knowledge of the
officers Of the court. Ii is charged further
that republican applicants for naturaliza-
tion are rejected on insufficient grounds,
after spending from six hours to two day 8
in an effort to reach the clerks desk be-
hind the crowd Of Tammany hselers.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
Should Consult IL Clairvoyant,

New York. Oct. 17.-Grover Cleveland re-
turned here this morning. An Associated
press reporter showed him dispatch say
ing he had promised the postmaster gener-
alship to Gov. Gray, of Indiana in case he
was elected. After reading it carefully he
inquired the day of the month. On being
told he said that the election was twenty
one days later and suggested that questions
as to his cabinet were somewhat prsmatut Q.
He then advised the interviewer to call a
clairvoyant. He made no more definite
reply.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
STATE NE WS.
Further Reports of Registration in ths
state-Other News

Further Reports of Registration in the
state-Other News.
LIVINGSTON, Oct. 17.-[Special.1 The
total registration for Park county will reach
1900. The following is the registration by
precincts as reported to-day: Livingston
1,0O5 Big Timber 230 Red Lodge 376. Coke.
dale 1922 Melville 80, Boulder 81, McLead
40, Sweet Grass 25, Horr 176, Cascade r.
Richland As, Fridley 46, Chico 70, Hunters
Hot Springs Is, Springdale %. No returns
have been received from Cooke City, Gardi-
ner or Shields River, but they have beer
estimated at 125, forty and fifty respect
lively. The registration ia an increase ovel
two years ago of about 800.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
Nav Live n Month.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 17.-It IL said al the
White house that Mrs. Harrison passed n
fairly comfortable night and this morning
was stronger. brighter, and livelier than at
any time within the past three days. DIR.
Ga dner paid a visit to the patient at noon.
lie said although she was better this after
noon she nevertheless 10 steadily losing
ground. She has displayed great deal OF
vitality and is not 80 exhausted an the pub
lio seemed to think. He thought she might
linger a month yet. unless some unforeseen
complication arose.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
The Itnfa in Court.

WAsHNGToN. Oct. 17.-Attorney General
Miller moved for a writ of oertiorari before
the supreme court to bring the case OF the
United States against the steamship Itata
before the court. / he lower court decided
against the right of the United States to
seize the Itata, and a speedy determin-
supreme court adjourned this afternoon
until Monday to permit the Justices to at
tend the dedicatory exercises at Chicago.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
RAILWAY rlrsmen Elect omoers.

SAN FRANosoo. Oct. 1.-THE protective
boords of brotherhood of Locomotive Fire.
men OF the Atlantic Il Pacific systems OF
the Southern Pacific railroad were in sos
sion in this city several days and elected
the following as officers of the oreanizs-
tion; Chairman of the general boatd. Ill.
III. Norton, of San Antonio. Tex; vice
chairman $. hi. Green, of Los Angelesi
secretary, Il. l.. Waither, OF Dunsmairs
IL
The Helena independent., 1892-10-18
Exports of Rreadstuffs.

WASHINGTON, Oct, 1.-THE total value Of
the exports of domestic breadstutis from
the United States for the month ending
Sept. 30 was S17, ,305. .Oa5. of which amount
the Pacific districts are credited with 81
675, 957, the port of New York leading with
$685. 079. The aggregate for the nine
months ending Sept. 80 was $183, 545. .O02;
for the same time in 1891, $145. .025 129; an
increase of $38. 519 973.