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sps-dSds RAToLIFFE, pARR { CO, au n
TyHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RIAL ESTATE on THE MESfslDE OF TENTH
IkEEkrizBtET r, =; M MAINLAND AvLNUEAND

~ REAL ESTATE or THE WESrsIDE OF rEN III
SThLEktri y, IN n, N,lMAkYLAAD AyLNUEAND
By virtue Of decree Of the Supre ne Cont of tina
District u Colup,bia. passed in equity cause NO
ls5s9: wherein Mary /. skidmore ct vir, are COM
nrs; am En. Gross ct al are descendants. the
AZ APRIL. lssss at FivE O'CLOCK r NJ. in front Of
the improvements thereunto beonaing consstinr of
three, story ori9k DWELLING IN the city Washington
and District q Columbia. to wit: Part of original lots
two 652l. beginning for the same at the southesst
corner OF aid lot hve CD aud running thence
north on 10TH street forty-fve t45) feet eleven
inches thence south forty-hve C4ij ieet eleven ii ID
inches TO the sputh line SAID four (4) and thence
east ninety one ODD feet seven inches tie place
pose o. and use as an Alley VI the following described
part q said lots four Cd ve (5) in said squsre
sse s nSn Sos1, an. oS @ for the
four S0 fest one Il inch south northes corner
q said io nre to and running thence ninety
5 ISL ssyen ~ inches thence north tso co feet
20 inches 70 the s.d east line OF said lot i've 90 and
thence south two CD feet sx co. inches the pce q
Terms o. sale: one-third of the purchase money in
cash. one-tmrd IN one year aud ouc-third In sexr
from the day Of sale all cssh. the Option Of TIE
the q ak Co per cent per snnuin payabs semi
shaser or gurchassrs and . deed OF trust UPON tine
SO = she propersy & bid Cd. xiconssysneins and
recordiux at purchasers II purchaser o.
shan ts 70 comply With the terms Of sale
EDEAkD 4 SsMhAs
yAGKsSs 4 .EiAiiIsrox. Trustees
sun buildinx.
LATrNER SLOAN. Aecuonssra. mh3l-dhds
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r ATIMER 4 SLOAN.
AUCTIoNEERs.
l4o7 @ STREET.
SALE BIZ AUCTION
SUPERIOR
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

On THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL FOUR
TENTH. ISsse commencing at TEN O'CLOCK We
shall sell residence No. s03 18th superior
collection Of household effects. viz.
VERY HANDSOME CHERRY PARLoR SUITE.
BRNssEIs C1KpETs in FINE :, IN Fl Mp
oAk AND CHhREY CHAMBER sUILEs, FINE
BOLsTERs, FOLDING BEDsTEADs COMPLETE
lW1TH MATTRESS AND BfDDlNGt SEPARATE
PIECES OF CHAMBER FURNITURE. DINING
ROOM FURNITURE. CHINA AND GLASS MARE.
KITCHEN kEQMIsI1Fs Sc, THIS Is So.
TIE ATTENTION OF PARTIES DESIRINC Ar
TICLES. LAIIMEE & SLOAN
ap9-dts AUCrIONEEks
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WAITER B. WILLIAMS { CO.. Aucts.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAL ESTATE on NEAR Ninth STREE
NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed of trust dated April 4 ISL
and duly recorded Lib-r No 80. folio ls ct sec
one OF the land records OF the District of Columba
and at the request OF the party secured thereby We
Will sell At pup &c auction in front of tie premises on
TUESDAY, APRIL NINETEENTH. lS.rs, at EINF
r. NJ the following described real estate in Masin--
ton city, IN sud DISTRICT 10 wit; Lot one Cd and the
east two feet fronting street 10y the aelh thereof If
lot two(2) IN the SUBDIVISION mEde by the heirs of
John Dayi son OF square No. 13 with tine improves
inents thereon. tLresstory pres-ei brick dwelling
Terms of sale: Onethrd cash. whIrh $50 must lie
paid at time OF sale anu balance in ana two wears
with interest AT per Ct nj per Cerest
nuaily,) 10 Le securs purchasers and deed
OF trust on property sold to sAtiSac.so trustees
all cash. At option oi purchaser ConNe ancIn and re-
cordnE At purchasers cost Terms to be O. m
pled with IN fifteen ti5l days after sale. else trustees
reserve right TO RESELL risk and cost oi
in default.
WM. f. HOFFMAN,
REGINALD fENDALL. trustees
apii-A odSls
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he plant Of the Troutdals Distiiing Com
pany a Portland. Ora. has burned; la sa0Q-
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y ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO. Auctloneer,


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE DWELLING
HOUSE, No. 80 o STisFtT 7NORTHWEST
BIZ AUCTION.
By virtue OF de's1 of trust, duly recorded and nv
consent OF all parties Interested the trns
tee Mil oner ior sac a. puoiIc auction O; the
premises on IHt kSDAi. FOUkg EFNTU DAY Or
AfhlL. A. ID. ISL. at HALF-PAsT FAVE O'CLOCK
p. NJ,
PART OF LOT 10 IN SQUARE AM
Fronting 2ot-t street the corner or 90 uu,ia
street, and improved by egant and SUBSTANTIALLY
buit 10 oon br nouss. with all modern improve
nents eets bells tnrou ehopt and extra I'll ana toll
let near ali the lines cars
easy OF Access and eSress and roi the heart OF tie
city, all places OF ainsenen aud the execIlt We de-
partiients-in word most unusual opportunity for
investment or home tor ones own use.
TerIs: One-third cash. the ance in one and two
years ger cent per annum. payable semi.sunually
secured by deed OF trust upon the lroperty ,.ll
deposit OF $50 required the time OF sale IN the
terms OF sale are no; con,ed with fifteen DAYS from
the cay OF sale the trustee 10 resell
the property at the RISK and of tie esau ting
after i've days adyertiseinert Of snc re-
SAFE in some newspaper published in Warhin.ton ID
&. All conveyancing and recording al tie COS. OF the
purchaser. House open tor inspection.
SoHN Z. AIMS. Trustee,
40 Al N "
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

NOAhlssl0kAk or DELDs tok EvEki zTAIl
~ 90 1egx7sosy. kesaxy and y. q. Cunrm,aaaeaer
yEo. T. bkAI4. 1x<l & ~.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORRUW,

|DuxcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers.
1ssSias ssEs e ERI
COMPRISING
f5er and Mantel Mirrors. Pianos. Parlor Furniture
rams. Bedsteads and wa:hstsnds. wsraruSss, New
stsrs w ~ ana C. Mattresses. +. Pillows and Boil
Lot o'rD's'-Bru,'sl', M.Ssass. and Insr.ia.
IA Family Carriages, Surrey. Bussy. Dog Oar.
Il pUNcANsoN BROS
AfAAEh SLOAN. Auc.leneeE.
1907 and l4o0 q .. nv.
THE MOST
IMPORTANT
PORTION OF THE
GREAT wERNICKE
SALE YET TO BE SOLD.
RICH WITH REPoUssE.
SILVER AND ELEGANT cABI.
. NETS. THE IMPORTANT
PIECES WILL BE REACHED MON
DAY NEXT. APRIL ELEVENTH. AT
ELEVEN A. N. AND THREE p N.
AZ ss the SS;abnsts Mirrors, Solid and Shelf
AarEe French ana Dutch pieces.
os.res Vases, 1nlaid Tea 1sbes
eo iosne w II ea ssn Of eat esia-
on application to
apes. IAIrMrR s slosS:
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u AICLIFfE. DARR a CO.. Aurr on@rrs.
~ .c-al Ia. D W

II AIoiIFfE. DAKa a CO.. Aurronerrs.
~ so Ia NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE On MASsACAUSEII ANf-
ME- NORTHEAST rEiAG HOO s.:s Nos 49,
AND ly; GOOD UflOE IUsI.l Oi EEKED
TO BUN A FINE HUUSE AT 4 LOW PRICE
AND Oh EASY TEkMS IN A GOOD MICH.
BOtH9OD ASD WI II LARGE lAEDS iOTU
font AND BACK. WITH SHADE TREES
By NTtuc o a cead III tlusf. dGtcd the i.tn day Of
October. 4. IT, 1871. and recorded IN ibr IBe 20 10
o tile unuersir NJ" trustees Will ,ae al pul-
lic auction, In I ont % tine Ireusises MONDAY.
4 ID ElUh EEN II DAY OF Arl.II, A D. 1882.
eli HALF PAST FUi Al A. NJ,
SUB LOTS 10 AND 90. IN SQUARE 123
Each lot beinc improved by new eight-roou and
tst WI hnished cellar bay window loRse with &C.
trc bells md All modern conyrnipncrss. Eacn house
TO he 50 d subject % deed .. go paya-
bic in three years from octoer - lss,f with Ini. q
az per bent er annu.n interest payable senll-anuu-
ally
Terms Of sale follows: 90 TO lie paid in cash of
which $500 val be required as deposit at tile fl. on
sac. balan OF the purchase money m i,lu,hly Tay-
nei.is u : 10 month"; Two eaua inst;l ll,sts
IN one anu two years from day OF sac for which the
purchaser VIII give his note bearil, date day a. "a e.
anu 70 lear interest at cent, al c-sh. al t.
option OF tire purchaser erns sale com red
wit Ia seven days from day sale PROPERTY 10 lie
resold al sk aic cost -. de au ting pur, haser
Houses open for Sispesc:Ion.
FRANK L. BLJWEiNG,
-. 1lD oh st. n, ",
JOHN s. SaOkAhfkDT. Z irusteeA
arb-dSds ggI 81. n.
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,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,ESTATE
~ ON OREGON AVENUE BETWEEN EIGH-
TENTH AND NINETEENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST. SQUARE l32, IN THE CITY

By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed in equity cause 1850
shall seI St pTbliS a9g,ion in mont q the
1897 Ut FIVE 0'QLoCK P. NJ. all those parceis Of
ground lying aud being in the city Of Washington
Cragn and others subdivision Of certain lots
LIZ, per plst. duly recorded in the surveyors ONCE
thetmprovements. &C., consisting Of frame house No.
1915 Oregon avenue. -.t..
Terms Of sale: cash. residue in two equal
payments At one and Two Year,. respectiyey per
and deed Of trust the property. All cash. option
Of purchaser. Deposit Of 500 required. All convey
ancinG recordna. &c ct purchasers II terms
not complied with in ten days the
the right TO readver,ss and seli a. defaulting pm.
chasay'u cost and risk. =
CHARLEs B. cRAGIN
x ~ 1t. NV, yr--..
RANDALL HAGNER, Hueteee.
4O6 9Th ct. NV. j.
spl-dkds TH0S. DOWNING son. Aucts.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
9th un1 ID SITS n w.

DoNoAAsoN BROS. Aucroneers.
khBE hhIck Sf nM NEffy ZEN Sc AND De
EEss A a:sio l; "a. 6 sIK,ET NO rEEtsL AND
sV AVE fsO So Ok Hast "a AND i' MAINLAND
B{ viIe q ;r1s Sssd vested in we viii sell
eommtncns At TaLf-FlsT FOUR OcLock ioi IN
lots A. II, a.. 81. :,5. 81 and 30 SQUARE 1927.
Of Repeitl and Others trustees subdivision Of lots
lots - A ard g each front Is lest STREET.
and are improved each by nearly new tWos;ory and
cellar brick dwelling. SIX rooms aud bath. Inodsrn
Lots -. 81. b and 50 each front is feet on Mary
land avenue He improved each D. nearly new two
modern tonvenitnces. EacE 0. The above lots have
Terms: SI.CO0 cash on each house. balance in one.
tive and hfeeyeaF notes to he siven harnx interest
at per cent ,ron day OF sale, payable semi -annu.
at purchasers aeposii OF s:uo On eaci 10. al
days otherwise rigut reserved resell property in
es%. # :1s F ds n fqs Ct tn q e
some newspaper puuiis ed n aShftston. d 4
ap,aa,s Join i 1; i r'.BE.ii,.j Trustees
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
kEAE lsSAIE EliSI phsNRISEs No. go
By virtue OF decree OF the supreme Court Of the
District o. Coumuia made on the 18th day OF March.
shec.e,s rs coa,ra;nan, and Georse Hoddard and
SAT i the ds TWI e a at Xiii on s
HALF-fAST FIVE oCLo' +. NJ. in trout OF tie
premises offer Tor sale at puoic auction the folio wing
real estate, t''A
The Wet twenty four (2i) Feet front by the depth
thereof OF lot nu.I.bere fifteen I'D square MUM
berei +, ur hundred u; (i:,l. the city
OF Wa-hincton ID. e.. VII lot is Improved by one
large brick DIV elm" iousr, iron.n on street, ng
house No. q o ST IL. ~ith brck wood house
and two two-sory b.ick tenement houses the
OF said lot, fronting on Essex court.
Terms OF sale nethrd Ui tne purchase Trce is to
be pad III cash. one-tilrd thereof and the
other onetird in two the of sale,
all cash, a. the option tie purchaser. the deferred
payments, any. &c bear interest at u per Ter
annuln Rom the day OF lie uirli laid. and to he
cured by the notes OF the purchaser with deed Of
trust executed ny HIM upon SAID real estate. Said real
estate will be sold free taxes to III day of
deposit of 600 will lie required OF the purchaser
the time OF sale tx animation OF title conyeyaucng
and recording will be at the purchasers xpeiise.
THEbDUHL SLEChEl-S, Irictee.
COLE COLE, Solicitors,
IA ID stree; n W.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS L CO.,
mh30-d&ds Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAHS.

WALTER u WILLIAMS CO.. Anctioseer..
SALE OF 80 VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.
SITUATED IN THE NORTHWEST. IN SQUARE
617. AND TWO ca VERY DEsIkA BILE LOTS
Sss NORTH cAfiroh STREET. IL seuAhf
AT AUCTION.
Will cell in front Of the premises WEDNESDAY.
APRIL THIRTEENTH. Al HAf-PAsT FOUR p.
NJ all those desirable building lots in Hanover Place
suhlo;s 46 to g. both inclusive, and lots t6 81.
both inclusive. and thirteen lots ounorth O st :,
known sublots 81 20 l02. both inclusive.
Hanover place lots being likes, lots o - heing
1Sxb, ell lots having the ADVANTAGE ten foot a.
ley; water sss and sewer IA the immediate vicinity.
Also two CD lots on North Capitol 81. lsSso in square
Terms of sale: One-third cash. or other terms may
be arranged ct time Of sale.
WALTER d. WILLIAMS q co.
ap9dkds AuctioncerS
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FUTURE DAYS.

''hOMAS BOWLING L SON. Auctioneers.
Ci2 st NV
PUBLIC SALE,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL TIL ZENITH, 1892.
Ten A. NJ.
The understand will sell public auc ion the fol-
lowing property:
T, Marset ayon. Carriage. BURY. Farm Wagon.
Moving Machine. Hay ork with ait .cnments Water
Cert. HAND Cart Tan, three Horses, two Two-horse
Flows. two Two-horse Harrows, One-horse Flows,
One-horse Harrow. High and Low Gu tivatcrs. Sub
soil Flows, Sin lie and Doube-shove Pows and other
Farm IMPLEMENTS two sets Single Harness two sets
Double Harness. one Set Carriage and Set Buggy
Harness. two bets Cart Harness, Plow Gears, two
Horses. .7--'
Furniture, Furnishing Goods.
Terms OF sale: Cash
T. ROSENBUSCH
ap11-2t LoughborouRh road. opp University site
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FUTURE DAYS.
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.

ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
VERY DESIRABLE TwO-srORY BRICK HOUSE.
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. NJ. CHS q
81 kEET NORTHWEST. BY AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL THIR-
TEENTH. at FIVE O'CLOCK. We will otter for sale.
sURLoT ia,
SQUARE S4J,
Fronting IL feet on ST. by depth OF e5 feet to 10
foot alley.
modern improvements.
Terms: One-third cash. the balance in one and two
years. per cent per annun. rayaple SEMI
secured " deed OF trust o., the property d. all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser deposit of
500 required at the time sale II the terms OF sale
not complied with A teen days from the day Of
sale right reserved to resell the property 1T the risk
and cost of the defauting purchaser after ave days
advertisement of such resale m some newspaper pub.
lisheo IN Washington. d. @. All conyeyancipg and
recording at cost OF the purchaser
ap7-dGds RArCLIfEE DARR Co. Aucfs
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p ATCLIfFE. DARR & CO.. AuctioneerA
IMPORTANT AND PEREMPToIY SALE OF THE
ENTIRE BOILING AND RUNNING STOCK OF
TIE LATE KINGSLEY BROS. CREAMERY
COMPANY. CONSISTING OF
IL HEAD OF HORSES.
Is SINGLE MILK WAGONS.
1 DOUBLE TRUCK.
/ DAYTON WAGON.
20 SETS HARNESS.
REFRIGERATOR CANS. ETC.
By AUCTION
On THURSDAY, APRIL FOURTEENTH. 1892
Al TWELVE O'tLO1E b.. WILL sell in front Of
our safes rooms. q Pa. ave u w. the a owe stock
which IL III fine Ccntii.lcn
The ards Attorney Milk Producers and @ n.
s;Iiners' Assplafsun" having CHASED e entire
Plant Of Tie hins.ey Bros CIean-ry Contrary md
having no use Tor sane, have usJIa-ted 10 "A
without rvs rye or limit tie .boye stock T!.is sae
Presents al excellent orui tui.ty parties eulzg-
ing IN the mix business % a compete outfit
apS-d hGc;iou,ers.
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V,croa E. ADlrrs
TEE PER CENT cLorHIss Houax
Sraucrrr Oxr P..o.

HE1LTE- -FAE0ziAA 0INTKXI Wz7ER Tz0l7
"a D. lnonntsins Of rir,-snA cnrve D,sPsS.A.
70 NE sack and nxnry - thos. THAT ar. Will -
rAIs ~ grocnrs and dTn<IisA Nloiosale dePQ( e.
caarks Geo. We A~sn'
The Helena independent., 1892-05-12
CEUR D'ALENE MINERS.
Sweeping Character of the Injunction
Secured Against Them.

Sweeping Character of the Injunction
Secured Against Them.
WARDNER. Idaho, May 12.-[Speoial.]-
Joseph Pinkham. United States marshal,
and J. Harvey Harris. deputy marshal, ar
rived here to day with writs of injunction
against the Miners union. They
are not only restrained from certain
acts, but also from the perpetuation of the
union. On the complaint appears the oath
administered to and obligation taken by an
initiated member, which is construed as a
conspiracy. The Ceur d'Alene Concen-
trating and Mining company, owners
of the Gem and the Union mines on
Canyon Creek, are complainantB, and the
various unions and members of unions and
numerous citizens are made defendants
Tho complaint is made on the ale
cation of acts that occurred in
connection with the recent affair at Burke
town by tho populace of tho place. At
taohed to the ipjunctions are subponas
summoning nearly 200 people of the Cmur
d'Alenes TO appear before the district court
of Boise on the first day of June,
1892, to answer to the complains.
Considerable excitement prevails. A large
number Of non-union men are expected
here every day, and the defense the unions
expected to make by inducing them to join
the union is virtually taken out of their
hands. and what they will do they have not
yet had tune to detsl mine, but n demon
stration of serious natu 9 10 expected.
The Helena independent., 1892-05-12
FORTY-THREE VICTIMS.
The Number of Fatalities In the Roslyn
Mine.

The Number of Fatalities In the Roslyn
Mine.
RosLYN, WASH, May 1.-THE exact cause
of the terrible explosion in tho coal mine
yesterday in which forty-thrse men per-
ished will never be known, as 1t il now GER
tain every man in the mine was killed.
Tha most reasonable conclusion ia that a
miner struck gas pocket, which gnited
from his lamp. This afternoon only four
teen bodies had been recovered. tho work
being slow because of the wrecked condi-
tion OF tho interior Of the mine and il ia
possible that torty-sight hours more will
elapse before the lowest level in reached.
A corps of undurtakers with two carloads
of cof1ins arrived from Tacoma to-day. A
coroner's jury was empanelled, but no in
quess will he held until the remaning
bodies are recovered. A number of the
families of the dead mon are destitute and
tho manager of the coal company say they
will 500 TO their needs for the present.
The general manager OF the company said
40 day that there are possibly forty three
killed, no more. lhe mine was in the best
possible condition that any mine could be
for ventilation and safety of life, and no
one attaches ANY hlame TO tho officers Of
the company. All the requirements of law
M to ventilation, ETC., had been fully COM
piled with. Mayor Miller this morning
sent kilograms TO surrounding eities and
towns asking for relief for the destitute
families.
'lhs bodies 80 far recovered are: John
Bone. Harry Campbell, &. Pollard David
Rsea, jr., Thomas kess, sr., Thomas Rre-
men, VIM. q. HoRus. Thomas Holmes, Ben
Osalitf, George Moses. Prua Loving, John
MATES, Robert Snotts. Joseph Lewis.
The Helena independent., 1892-05-12
ENGLAND WILL ACCEPT.
But Will Not Agree to He Bound by An
Conclusion.

isut Will Not Agree to he Bound by Any
Conclusion.
LONDON. May l1.-Goschen. chancellor Of
the exchequer, announced to number of
bi-metallio deputations that waited upon
him to-day that England would aocept the
invitation Of the United States to take cart
in an international conference to discuss
the silver question. Gosehen added that it
would be ssen that in accepting the invita-
tion the government would not commit it.
self in any way to any actual principle.
The United States doubtless framed the in
vitation in manner to make it easy for
the various countries invited to accept.
In arriving at this decision tho govern
ment had been guided by consideration for
such large Industries as were ropresen ted
by mombors of the deputations. The gov
ernmsnt would also bear in mind the views
and interests of India. The fact that the
government would accept the invitation
lmposed upon it q discretion which he was
sure the deputations would appreciats,
The government is prepared as far in its
power, to consider the views Of deputations.
He trusted the conference would 90 far in
the direction Of arriving at satisfactory
conclusion of the vexed question, that
would meet all difficulties raised. Cos
schsn's atatment was greeted with long ap-
plnus8.
The Helena independent., 1892-05-12
WESTERN TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION.
Concludes Its Labors and Adjourna-Ths
Business Transacted.

Concludes Its LRb0rs and Adjourns-The
business Transacted.
NEW YoRK. May 1.-THE Western Traffic
association was in session to-day. Presi-
deut Roswell Miller said: The G. B. Il NJ.
and Rock Island applied TO the commits
sioner for authority to reduce freight rates
to Colorado and Utah to such figure az
they claimed are being made by secret re-
bates and outs. The commissioners denied
the AUTHORITY and the roads appealed to ths
board. We this morning refused to re-
verse the ruling of the commissioners. Al
the time they gave notice of appeal they
also gave notice that they would put ths
reduced rates into effect within ninety DAYS.
The subject of transoontinentxl passen-
ger traffic commissions waa considered and
the committee submitted a form of agree
ment which will bu sent to tho presidents
of every company for signature, to 90 into
effect, when signed by all the roads, not
later than June l. In the event of its 60
inc into effect tho Atohson will withdraw
it's notice of reduction of rates to meet ex-
cesalve commissions.
At the instance OF the Denver Il Rio
Grande n resolution was passed making the
Colorado-Utah association subdivision Of
the Western Traffic association, with power
to determine questions arising In itB terri
tory and with the right of appeal TO the
Western Traffic association in case OF diff
ferences between members, The following
commissioners were elected: Aldaos u.
Walker, j. ID. Eidgsly. ]. N. FAithorn, u.
Z. Vining and whoever may be elected
conmissionsr of the Western Passenger aH-
ISOLATION. the resignation OF Finley having
been received.
The Helena independent., 1892-05-12

to tho national convention met hers to-day.
Oliver u. Branck Was chosen chairman.
Hs briefly addressed the convention and
references to Cleveland were loudly ap-
plaudsd. Urch, OF Portsmouth. created
sensation by saying, ~ charge Grover
Cleveland and his administration with dis
loyalty, unfaithfulness to the rank and file
OF the dsmocratio party" Tho speaker
was interrupted by d storm of hisses. and
cries Of Put him ont Tho chairman
ruled Urch out Of order, and the conven-
tion proceeded to the election Of delegates
TO tho national convention. After the
platform had been read Urch created an
other brssze by Offering an amendment to
strike out the name Of Cleveland and sub
atitnte that of Hill. Amid much confusion
his amendment WAS ruled out OF order and
the platform adopted, after which the con-
vention adjourned.
The platform favora tariff for revenue
with incidental protection, and denonnoea
the protective system 50 called, as devei-
oped in the Mckinley bill; approves a cur
rency sufficient for this proper demands of
business, but resenting any device which
can be manipulated to the advantage of
any individual or class at the expense OF
any other; demands currency whoae every
dollar is equal in value TO every other; rec
oRnizea Grover Cleveland as the great
leader for tariff reform. under whose son
tinued leadership browning triumph will
be achieved in 1893.