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Arizona republican., 1892-04-12
CONSUMPTION

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Arizona republican., 1892-04-12
PRESIDENT HARRIsoN's HUNT.
He wni Hie Away to the Marshes of New
 Jersey.

Jersey.
 WASHINGTON, April ll.-President Harrison expect to be able to get away tomorrow night for a days snipe shoot ing in New Jersey. If the program as at present arranged is carried out the president will leave on midnight train, spend Friday on the marshes and return home at night.
Arizona republican., 1892-04-12
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

THIS REPUBLICAN will not be responsible for any bills unless contracted on written order of the management
 T. J. WoLFLEY. Manager.
Arizona republican., 1892-04-12
PHCENIX .BUSIN ESS DIRECTORY.
Books and Stationery.

vINHE IRvINE COMPANY. HEADQUARTERS l for low prices in Books, Stationery school Supplies and Holiday Goods.
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9eimnbbeit TIT @eidbtbmttt

Or. 9. 8. @efs glerpens nab Getirn aur tit eta
ssranttrtss fpeetff@es 9etlmittel fur 9pFerte, a.rdm,
sfet nerp6ie lsnralSta, aopffameraen, nerpb}e neters
retBung nab abfpannnns, rerurfu&t bur& ben tber=
Mabtsen Genus bon NltptpI rber Edbat ; GdIaflpfss
tttts acknowledgement unb Gebirnerpei1nng, Bic
10 @atnfnn ausartet uub alsemetnes GIenb, SteAs
tbum nnb Ecb berbeifhbrt. GS TT aud etn SetIHtttei
3egeu trhhjettt8es Mltern, aesen flufru4tbarfett, cSns
ppfeHb bet beihen @ei9ledtern. Spermatprrhcea, pers
nrfa9t tur& setttSe neberanfrensuns pber burn
Jneeunihueeu. Sebe S9a@tei enttdlf BITE aur fIr
etuen Wrnat. $1.00 bic S1a5tel, eber 6 G@adteIn
ihr 300, bur@ Die Bot eesen Gtnfenbnns te8 9SretfeS.
Wtr sarantiren, bab 6 SHa9teln ieben Eau beiler
ntrben. Mit ieber 8eneauus fit 6 S@aateln, bic Bel
ms nit BEN pretie ~eiuIduft, ienben MIR benz Geieles
anferen 54rtftlt@en Garantie : Ghein, bob nit fas
Geln Burhdi@tden, menn bas Niittsl fetne Setlnna Be-
mirtt. SclHe S&eine iperben nur auaseftsat pom
9tt4 Drng Stpre (GtnJige 0senten) Tp. 8 Gan
Commerce Street, Gau Qntpnfp, Ieroa.
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gnbfcripttunspreis fit bas 9Gps
6enblatt $3.50.
&eifenbe 4genten:
S. g. 8n16.
W. s6prubinD.
{ 0 T O { s.
Maerlet.

Auerlets
- 9ie 0errrt WoriB & Milz
belm &alteDer, tii6tige Npotbefer,
CUTE Gef6dftsleute unb iunge 0fdnner,
tperben am Is. Sebruar imW 6auie,
6puf pnitraBe neben @eorg @Drner
cine be1iti6e Ipotbefe etabliren.
= &i6ter Sleming befiirDortet bic
gerlesung Der Maf9tnenmerftdtte1t
Ser 4ranias paB 8abn DON Ooafum
na6 San Nntpnio.
- Sie 8eerbi9ung Ser 2eide 6es
Sol. Sobn Witbers bat inter sablreis
der 8etbetligung ftattgefunben.
SIM 9iifriftsert6t tpurbett flint
nmb5pan5ig p%rofefiionelle Spieler CUR
3eblllng enter 8elbfrafe BON $25 perz
urtbeilt.
= Siesletts @alaperas lief am 9pn>
neritag Der Pafagieraug Ser Mranias
paB 8abn iiber cine Sub, unb ale @az
GET, Der lebte ausgenommel, entgleiite.
Mnitatt UNI $40 Nbenb fam Der 3ug
erft rad Mitterna6t an.
Mapor Gaaagbait bate bas llnz
sliid beim f6arfen ginbiegen in eitte
StraBe bas 6ubrperf urt5umerfen. st
plroe aus benz 8uggD geI9leubert unb
erlitt einen &tppenbru6.
9as beutf6e Publifum berStabt
unb urngegen6 uirb erin6t, Dem II e IL
en 6dft Nr. 241
@ommerrcefraBe, einen 8ein6 ab3uz
lfatten unb fi9 perf0nli6 au iiberserz
gen, baB ubren = @an6, Saf6en,
Wefer etc. so Brpae1t biliger su
baben finb als ir9enbmo anbers. 9iaz
manten unb anbsre Sumelen, bic i'm
Qeibbaus pcrblieben, tperben gu eritaunz
lid biltgen Preiien b%erfauft.
unfer alter 5reunb Capt. $. S.
,@ 4 "a BON O'9anis, Ser Gerfafer
Der 10 iiberaus beifdllig aufgenommez
1te1 gSfi55er aus Dem teranif9en
Sbierleben" in unferem 8latte, peilte
mebrere Gage in San Mntonio hnb
tpurbe bon feinen 3ablrei6en Greunben
utto getannten auf bas bersli6te be-
griiBt.
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Sin sarmer iiber ben sygarm ; setrteb.

Stn Sarnter ttber ben Tarnt : 8etrteb
SAB Ser Nderbau immerbin mod
5ablt, benefit Die folgenbe 3ui9rift
trel6e Die r8alb. Stems" Dor @uraen
als MttiDort auf cine porbergebenbt
6rage, Oh es ein Mann nit einem Sea-
pital BON nur $3.50 es tpobl unterneb=
men f0nne an bas Sarmen gu gebeft,
al.s Der Seber zines 6errn S. %. Sem
ger gebra9t fat.
n&us eigener grfabru1g"-io lautet
6ieiel6e-nfann i6 mittbeilen, baB ib
ielbf Dor 5 Sabren - i9 mar bamalS
eben 20 Sabre alt getporben urb bate
Weib unb &inb-ielbftdnbig gu farz
rter a%ngefangen babe, un6 6aB Mles,
mas i'd 81 Der 3eit auf Der Welt beiaB,
uneefdbr auf einen Wertb BON $3.50 gu
berani6lagen mar. SEPT bin i6 $500
uertb urb i9nlbe Nieman6em aud rur
einen einaigen 9pqar. Sd babe in
Der 3mif6enaeit meil1e Tran nub
&inber ebenfo gut III @leibern ges
balten unb 10 gut gendbrt, tpie irgen6
ei1er meiner gea6barn. Sd babe bas
fertig sebra6t brl6 meme eigens 9rs
belt nnb bin ieBt 10 melt, i'm nadifen
9erbft cine Summe Dotl $1,000 barren
8elbes in cine eigene 6arm 1tefen gu
f0nnc1 unb nod elm binrei9enbes 8ez
triebss &apital III Der 9anb gu bebalten.
pSas bat, 10 gu fageft, ein Sunse
als 5armer gu Stambe briugen f6nren,
unb trobbem bort man BON 5oI6en,
bic auf Der Garm alt unb srall gemors
ben finb, ieBt a~uermdrts bic alage,
teitens Der 8efebgebumg perbe ben
GARNER : Snterefen ni6t Bic n0tbige
Ge1nung g%etra9en, unb ben 6arnl<
grdeugni1en perbe nidt Der erfor6erz
li6e S6uB gu Sbeil. Mfeine 4nli6t
II, tpenn irgenb cine Dirt bon grfins
onng gemadt wiirbe, tpel6e gegem bic
Jaulbeit tpirfiamen S6ub gabe, 10
tpiiree es nit berartigen &lagen 5u
gn6e feinl"
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Matb fir Miitter.

Dor iiber 50Sabren f6on ipurbe Wars
Winslop's SOOTHING Sprup tpn WiiI,
liotten ben Miittert beim 3abnen Ser
&inber angepenbet. @irit bu i'm
S9lafe bur6 bas S6reien zines ainbes
geit0rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T umb por
S9mersen peint2 Wenn 10, lafe fofort
eime 6lai6e BON nMrs. Minslops Sooz
thing SDrup" bolen. Sem @ertb iftunz
besablbar. IS pirb Dem fleinen 2ei6enz
ben fofort 2inberung perf6afen. Ser
labt eud barauf, Miitter, es 1T fein
3weifel bariiber. @s beiIt Dpienterp
unb 9iarrbOe, regulirt Sen Magen un6
bic Nieren, beieitigt Winbz& olif, err
pei6t ben @aumen, berbinbert gntsiinz
bung un6 itdrft bas sarae Sbffem.
.Mrs @insloms Soothing Syrup"
fiir sabnettbe @inber lift angenebm in
@ei9mad unb bas &ecept itammt bon
einem Der beiten meibli6en Nerste in
ben Ser. Staten. SIS lit bel alien
9ruggiiten in Der gan5en Melt gu baz
ben. Preis rs gts. per 6laf6e.
&auft ni6ts eitberes als 0frs. Minsz
Ions Soothing SDrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-05

getptB, S6ldge befiir1ten6, &eiBaus,
genommen2 benft pobl Man6er. Weit
gefeblt. S6lafenbe 2eute breben ii6
altpetlen altf Die Settle, it0bnen un6
1predelt i'm Sraume, bas tpuBte Bic
ertabre1er @felin. 9a mlB man 1tur
r1tbtg abiparten. 91rr feline ueberfiirz
5nttg! nnb fie lieB Bic Obrem banger,
f9loB Die Nugen CUR Sdlfte, unb f6lief
ftebettb 5ptf6en unierer 8einen. Wir
rlibrten utts ri6t, bann fpibte Tie tpieber
lbre Sbrert unb bemegte 1i6 ebenfp
borlt9tig ridpdrts, biz gu ibremr erfe1t
Stanbpunfte, lieB einett She'll Ser 8el1=
tie fur ibr Sunges auf bas Steinpflafer
| fallen unb begann ibre 4auarbeit. @ir
ipuBten nun 8ef6eib, ~perbarqen infer
&orn utlb iagten bas Baar bi1tpeg.
@s 16tpant mir bo6 10 Gtpas, baB
Der Gaum elmer meitoerbreiteten .3eiz
tung eigentli9 ni6t bafiir befimmf 1T,
fpaltenla1ge r@felsgei6i6ten" aufsuz
tebrtelt, ipenn audi bic SAGE
sebt, ob cs meDr lift ober ni6t, tpeiB id
ni9t bab e5 man1maI borfommen
ioll, Dap ntbeoa6te gieleiem bier unb
oa al10 in bic Sagesliteratur einz
11liipfen. 9esbalb min ih sur1
S6luhe ben bielei9t u~mgeoul6ia aez
iDorDeren freunbli6en 2eiern nod Elm
3dtbiel CUR @nfIDfung geben.
3met rMulen", Maultbiere, fiub ant
9alfe NIT ciitc.n &iemen aufammengez
foppelt; Seraner periteben mid, mas
tb meine. @ine bobe ftarfe Jens lit
entlang einer tell abfaaenber fiinf5ebr
SuB tiefer &abine gebaut, u11b apif6en
Dem Ganbe iener fteilen S6ll1dt unb
Der @%tnaaunung ttur elm &aum BON
bret SUB g%elafen, 10 baB Mir Elm Man1r
nrter bort6tigem S6reiten burbpaiz
| iiren fann.
Steie enge paHage fiibrte su einem
grllten 9aferfelbe in Der Minterseit,
I11b zines Morgens fanben mir bic arz
iammengefoppelten Mulen, pouaefreiz
ien int Der fuBboben 6afermeibe, @ie
baber bic i6lanen Sangobre bas fertig
gebra6t2
Sen Spuren folgenb mar es uns ei1t
Set6tes, bag &dtbfel gu l6fen, bod
cine paar Na6barn, tpel6e am fol-
gertben Na6mittage gum 8eiu9e faz
men, eri9iea bic 26iung pI~atterbings
unausfibrbar.
ODD gegen Nbenb pnrben iie anbez
rem Sinnes. 9ie beiben S9laumeier
l9ritten biz gum Ginganse Der gefdbrz
llDet gnge, berbanbelten eine Meile
iberlegenb un6 ftreitenb mad gielsart
bmr9 Streden, 3upfen unb mabnenbe
Bthe, biz ii6 Der cine enti9loB, r ii d.
10 drts, ben 4nberen 6z
IT, mad fiibrenb, bas 9efile gu
iiberi6rsiten
gNun CLAUDE i'd an gielsperfambl /"
rletrte elmer Der Na6barit.
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Wsrfumt nfeiea.

GS tSitet giidtS unb ptrb SUD ii@erItH bienlia ittn,
9alies, Der gruft cber 9unsen ha6en. Or. aina'S
cue ertnnuns 9ssen S9ptubju&t peri6aft etnbes
rHng. GteieS fDtrb 9%arantirt, i'm anberen Noue bas
@elo 5uraderltattet. SolGe, Bite an Der Grippe iitten,
ldneeii, hab es faS Mittel mar. BET Gnpenbuna btes
zee YraperatS erlanste man cine ~irfprtise unb permas
WeriuGt cine grobeFalhe unb hber,euat Guf, pte
rirtlt@ gut bieies Mittel iii. @rpbeaSf9en n~nentseltz
ltd bet gerlpb Oreib, Gbompipn & So. su baben.
gertauft psreen fs Su 30 Cts. unb 81 90 fur srpbe
Hlal4en.
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Seiuefsfaac.

acpfreb une Rbeumattsmus, bic Uerbauunsssrsanea
poreu IN i4le5ten 3lftanbe, bic 9eber mertli9 anses
esrstften, bate fetnen Gppetit unb mar iberbaupt rrls
bea IN turirs.
Sonorb Sbepbsrb, Sarrtsburs, gu bottle elm:
Snehe a Saa am seins, bic i&on a3f Sabre selaufer
gsunee tt Ss9etit. Srtn Sreater, Gataipba, Sbtr,
s ssi fant Nssnesn am seias eur4 Sieber peruriaSt,
9te MeT1te er,laIten ietnsn Bau ais unteiibar. Gin,
ntea Salbe aabsn i'm cpuitdntts cnrirt. Sa baden II
allen apetbefen. abDlpb Oretb, GbOmriSn & 90,
Rbplefdle. Wv
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California : meine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm groBes 2as
ger bon feinen CALIFORNIA Weinen Bel
9errn s. S. Meper an Mlatnoz
plaaa. 9err MeDer lu9t bic Deine
on Sat unb Stelle aus unb fauft birefi
aug benz Seller Der Weinsi6ter. Ms
gltem &enner gelingt es ibm ffets, bic
beten Sorten aus5mmdblen. Ct fam
feline &unben un6 Samilien NIT einem
gnten Sropfen perieben. &ptbz nnb
WeiB @eine in bor3iigli6er Qnalitdi
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alpne = fret
ins Saus geliefert.
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Wr1tno Gtgemtbmttt.
.@rlaHenpermalters Derfauf.=

ueber 81 100000 @ranb>G tsentbumt in Gan antpnip mub fplprt
seftauft werbsa Der sanSe geFs wtrb tn sbeilen unb Grunbitaden
%ansebptea, nte ie Der 8dukr ptniht. @rpbe. gut etusertdtete 8raueui
NIT sutem abiay Don gkr, melt unter benz wtrfGaen Neenbe.
A%ssseSebntes Drudert- unb ltbpsrapbiaes @tablfement, welaes
BITE bette aunbidaft I'M Sabweften BAT.
0%ntSelesene GShdftsbdue unb @runbfide unb 8auplGbe In
Der Mttte unb in ben &ubentbdlen Der Stapt, @rpbs auswabl.1
Aebnltde Ofersa fno nie SUrber semadt mproen.
REAGAN HOUSTON, maiienpertualter.
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sg Morgan Ctr STD,
Nufern unb @iIb Oepot,
Sripino : StraBe, auii6en Maim unb
Wfilitdr pla5a. SIeif9, @emlie,
8efliigel ftets an 9anb gu ben niebrigz
fen Marftpreiien. poitfarten tuerber
fir geitelungen gratis pertbeilt. Seles
pbon 81. Nae @uftrdge merben prompt
ausgefibrt. 5ren6& 60.
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@rauSetaeatsums . llesestraaauasu

ueOeSaFdBangeE.
Sobn S9ubma6er an glrel Meer=
tdeibt, 10 @runbfiid an Motamoras
Str. s. 1000.
S. %. Srapuea an asnes a6bIer,
Grunbftiif on Slibe Str. $500.
S. SO. Srapnel oil $. g. Obt,
@rnnbtiid al Slibe Sir. $500.
Wfar S6r0ter atl 9ate Sdroter
@runbftiid an @aitsGomnlerce Str
preis nominea.
Gonrab Suberi9 an q. 8. Saufer,
3 GrunOftiide auf Gait Commerce Str
s. .555.
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8udlems Mrutca ealbe.

Dte bette Salbe Der DeIt fir G4nitte, Queti&uns
sen, @eihphre, Stebers unb Saut= ausf&Ias, Giedte,
hsttsn turtrt Sdmerrbetben pber tetne Seaabluns.
Bpatee 3ufrtebentett s~aranttrt cber ta8 0elb rpirb
sarilde-ftattet. % Gents bte SGd1tel. Bum Uertaui
WbpleiaIe,
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Oa9top
- Die altmobiide giae. llno uici gu
ridlid)tslos, pie iic I'M G0rpcr wirft.
Gis pursirt, aber fe maitraitirt
bid aud, uad bein ter9epoltistss
6pitem empOrt iid) basesen. Or. Biers
ee's 9lsaiant Sellets bciisen before
@iseuldaitcn. Sic sOllSiebel 9eraOs
nur oas, was notbis ut = nidjt mebr
anb nidt weaiser. Sem anOcrcS GSs'
bicalmcnt poa6rin9t bies 10 griaoild =
tcin anoeres 10 milo uno ienft. 9itiels
ben iino Die fleiniten, sic biii9ftcn uao
Die ansenebmitea gum GinaeInca. Gin
tin5ises fleiaes, neutrality-suspicious. G0rns
den bent biz ais ianfteS 9aSirlnittcl, =
bret ODER bier oapon 9~suiigen s5lsm
ideren abiHbrun9smittet. @aitriides
Ropf,uehp Seaitopfuns, Scr6auun9S}t0>
runsen, biliOie gnfale, lnb alle llalsgcl@
maBisfsiten Der 2eber, be5 Miasens nHb
Der ginseueibe iuerhen buOar6 griiaotid
beleitigt urto permanent ge5eilt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-05

pa Wenn man bas Neuete in Ser
reneS oilettez Nrtifeln utb SerrensSems
ben iebeH mill, 10 gebe man gu % / IT.
iteab& M 8, 237 OfzSoufpns
itraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-05
Weinmt.

Gin beutf6es Mdb6en fir Slide
unb lei6te 6ausarbeit. 2obn $12
monatlt9. Ndberes gu erfabren bur9
9errn 2ubwis Mabnde i'm Mabndes
Sotel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-05
Nrbeit sein9t.

Gin iunger Mann iu6t gei6dftis
glng bet elmer Samilie als &utI9er
ober @drtner. Na65ufragen in Der
Office Der rJreien Prefe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-05
Dr.. Hathaway
Spbn 8roabfppt, N. D., Mffsfemt.
5pecfaltst Des Cuseten9.

Sunse Mdnncr,
weIhe tn Gclse bon
Suaenb : Sanben
an Nerpenf1pd@e
letbeu, tbreeebeu8s
fraft ~untersrabem
1aben unb TIRE
MdnnItMfeit perlps
rem, fpnfen ben bes
rhbmten Or. Sos
ttawap ipfprt ccn=
fuittrea. Be18ebt
ni@t, Nernentrdnts
belt Unit pber pIae
Grdume) wirh pti,
feuf@aftlt@ anb
mad ben neaeffen
MetbDbeu bebans
belt nno NIT BEN
8r66ten Grfpls.
sc fpmmt nt@t
bordTf an. ph man
The Helena independent., 1892-10-22
WONDERFUL DEMONSTRATION.
Miles City and Eastern Montana Ablaze
With Enthusiasm.

Miles City and Eastern Montana Ablaze
With Enthusiasm.
MILES Cry, Oct. 21.-[Special.] For en-
thusiasm the democratic meeting held here
tonight. in honor of Senator Il. D. Matts
and Hon. John T. Smith, could not be
equalled. The town was literally ablaze
with bonfires and fireworks. People came
as far as 100 miles SO take part in the pro-
cession. which consisted of over 200 men
carrying torches and colored lights. The
military band from Fort Keogh led the
march, playing Dixie and other popular
airs. The people shouted themselves hoarse
at the mention of the democratio leaders
names. 1t was the most wonderful demon
station of public feeling ever seen in east
ern Montana. Even the republicans, car
ried away with enthusiasm, joined the
ranks. The court house, where the meet
ing was held, was crowded to its utmost
limits. There was not even standing room,
The audience was completely carried away
by the eloqhence of the speakers. The
meeting was in complete contrast to the
late republican rally. which was poorly at
tend and more like funeral procession.
This rally was good evidence of the politi-
cal feeling i'll this part of the county.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-22

friendly competition of commerce. The
selfish greed for power has given way to a
thirst for enlightenment-to a desire tor
material and intellectual DEVELOPMENT.
The old world ia no longer impatient of
the progress of the new.
With bowed heads the diplomatic repre-
sentatives of the crowned rulers of the Old
World to-day gave attentive audience to
the ceremonies and voiced no dissent when
the orators of the hour reviewed the glory
of republican institutions and indicated
that the greater progress lay in a govern
ment by the many. But a moro eloquent
event than the silver tonRued orators of the
day in attesting the grandeur of the repub-
| lilo was the modest spectacle of the greatest
| international exposition of the age ushered
into being, not by the command OF crowned
heads of hereditary authority. but by the
acclaim of hundreds of thousands of free
men, each man the peer of his fellow and
each a sovereign invested with the rights of
the republic.
Tho scene presented by the vast gather
ing in the dedioation building was one
never to be forgotten. In many respects it
was without precedence. Everything was
on the order of the supeflat,v The dedi-
cation hall il the largest at rueture ever
erected, and in it gathered the
single roof. In the audience were
probably more distinguished Americans
| than have ever been seen together on any
| commemorative occasion in the history of
the republic. Learned jnrists from the
bench, cabinet officers, COVE nors of states,
sen tors, cor Rressmen, admirals and gem
erals with ali the regalia of authority; car
| dinals with their insignia of apostolic faith;
| scientists, who are fast wrestling from
nature the problems of the age. Ali these
gathered here today to do honor to the
| great, silent student of four hundred years
ago, who in his way was the pioneer of
them all; who led She van of human thought
and manly daring and gave the world new
continent and to history an imperlshabie
| reverence for Christopher Columbus. This
was the name on every lip, in every ode and
1 song, that crowned every perroration, that
found utterance in the opening praises and
waa softly ereathed in the closing benedic-
tion. All did him honor and the time that
ripens and msilows the gratitude of nations
after four hundred years gives the greatest
homage to his memory and name. As seven
Greoiau villages claimed the birthplace OF
Homer after he begged his bread through
their streets and mouldered unhonored into
dust, so art and science and invention and
all We'd today in claiming Columbus IA
their own.
soon after eight this morning 1t waa n
| chatter OF huof and ciank OF arma along
Michigan avenue. Tfoops of United States
cavalry from the military Dump IN Wash
inpton park were ON their WAY to the auui-
torium 10 escort the notable guests TO the
dedicatoty ceremonies at jackson park.
seven mites away. Behind the galloping
TROOPS came pounding along the great ave-
The Helena independent., 1892-10-22
SHUTDOWN IMPROBABLE
Nothing Is Known in Anaconda OF
the Rumor Concerning the
Works.
Mr.. Haggin's Intentions In the
Matter Are not Yet Made
Public.
No Reason Why There Should Bo al
Immediate stoppage of tho Work.
Stock-Jobbing Scheme.

ANACONDA, Oct 21.-[Special. THE fol-
lowing dist atoh published in the Pioneer
Press and other newspapers throughout the
east, on Wednesday. created considerable
excitement here:
NFw YoRK. Oct. 18.--The announcement
yesterday in Wall street that 1t had been
decided to shut down the Anaconda copper
mines for three months, beginning Nov. 10,
caused quite u little excitement, which was
manifested especially on the stock exchange
by a raid on Northern Pucifo preferred.
The Anaconda mines ship immense quanti-
ties Of ore over the Northern Pacific. This
I fact furnished good enough reason for the
bears to hammer the stock. j. b. HaggIn,
when questioned in regard TO the closing
said it was merely for the purpose of max
ing needed repairs and a general cisaninR.
The mines had been worked steadily for a
long time, he said. and this was necessary.
At the Offices OF the company in this city
| il was stated that no suoh Information had
been received here and tho report was dis
credited. The report still causes some un-
easiness among the residents Of the town
as they are aware that it is Mr.. HagRin'a
| habit to give very brief notice Of his lntsn-
tions. His orders with regard to the works are
usually teleQraphed from New York and put
into execution immediately. 1t is not be-
lieyed, however, that there is any necessity
for ths immediate closing Of the works and
the story is looked upon as stock jobbinG
scheme.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-22
MAJOR MAGINNIs AT GRANITE.
A Strong Speech, Frequently Interrupted
with Applause.

A Strong Speech, Frequently Interrupted
With Applause.
GRANITE Oct. 2l.-[Speoial. Major
Msginnis addressed large and responsive
audience at Miners Union hall this even
ing. He directed his remarks mainly
against the corrupt practices of the party
in power; eulogized the founders of that
party. but condemned in the strongest
terms the presumptuous and overbearing
policy of their unworthy SUCCESSORS. He
showed that the third party could best
advance their principles by joining the
democrats in their efforts to overthrow the
plutocracy power now prevailing. The
mention of the name of Tim Collins and
| that of the tireless champion of silver,
Dick Bland, brought forth hearty round
! of applause, while every reference to Rep
resentative w. w. Dixon received an ova-
! tion.
| During the course of his speech the major
WAS interrupted by man in the audience
who rose in his seat and desired the privi-
| lege of asking question. This was granted,
but he was very oourteously requested to
de fer asking it until the major was through.
After the conclusion of the speech, which
ended in fine suloRy for Cleveland and
the whole ticket. the interrupting auditor
was given the courtesy of the floor. He
first made some wild assertion which the
speaker denied him the privilege to pro-
ceed with, and then upon attempting to
make peoples party speech he was called
off by the major, amid loud shouts to sit
down, which came spontaneously from all
parts of the house. The meeting closed
with three cheers for Mr.. Maginnis.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-22
Colorado Companies Consolidate.

New YORK, Oct. 2l.-The stockholders of
the Colorado Coal and Iron and the Col
orado Fuel companies to-day ratified the
consolidation Of the two concerns. The
new company will be known as the Colorado
Fuel and Coal company, capital stock
80. 9.250.000. of which $5, 250,00O will be DIS
tributed to stockholders of the two COM
panies, who will also receive 60 per cent. in
stock OF the new development companies,
which have been formed to take in the ag-
ricultural and town lot property OF the
Coal and Iron company.
The Helena independent., 1892-10-22

MrssouLA, Dot. N.-tSpeciai. The day
has been appropriately observed by the
good people Of Missoula. The business
houses were all closed until this afternoon.
The parade was the largest eyer seen on
the streets Of this city. 1t consisted of the
police force, the fire department. the
Twenty fifth infantry band and four COM
panies of troops from Fort Misaouia. The
various orders and 300 school children were
in line, with their teachers. At the court
house there was music and sparkling. The
day closed with a grand ball at the knights
of Pythias hall.