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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-27
A Mill Burned.

BOISE. Aug. 26.-The mill Of the Helena
and Idaho Gold Mining COMPANY. at Glib
bonsville, WAS burned to-day. Loss. $75.-
600. Forty men are thrown out Of en-
ploymsnt.
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Assets Much Below Liabilities.

AsseW Aecn BELOW AlaD1litles.
JACKSON, nioh., Aug. 26.-W. f. Cowham,
proprietor of large implement warehouse
here and also interested in clothing and
ether kinds of business. failed for q large
amount. Tho liabilities will probably
exceed $200, 900, and his assets will bs much
less,
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Race Trouble II France.

PARIS, Avg. GA dispatch from LEVIN,
mining town near Calais, states there
has bsen serious trouble between the French
and Belgian miners employed there. The
Frsnchmen in . body attacked the dwell
inRs occupied BY the Belgians and snashsd
tho windows, and when officers attempted
10 quell the disturbance the rioters showed
suoh IN ugly disposition that the troops
had TO bs invoked. The Belgian minsFs
have tssn advised TO leave Ftanes TO avoid
further trouble. I3
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BANK CLEARINGS.

Business Done During the Past Week In
the Money Centers.
New York, Aug ,26 The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the banks
clearinRs for the week ending Aug. %, with
percentage of increase or decrease compared
with the corresponding week of last year:
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Total for the leading cities Of the United
States, Aug. 25, was 81 O0S 610, 1887: inc. 81 pei
cent. compared with same week last year.
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HOW THEY STAND.

Record Of the Clubs In tho Mentana State
Baseball Lesgae.
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Morley Returned.

LONDON, Aug. 26.-The election yesterday
at Newcastle-on-Tyne, resulted in the re-
turn Of John Morley, secretary for Ireland,
whose seat in tho house Of commans be-
received 1888 and Ralli, his opponent,
11,M4 votes, making Morley's majority
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4 49, 4ELE konTAn moRNMo Auous
MULLANE A SOFT MARK.
Founded All Ovsr the Field by the
Ho1Anaa.

6OuuuoO ALI Ov0r tnO bbelO ~ tnO
Hslenas.
Burrn. Aug. 27.--[Spesial. l--Tony Mul-
lanes reputation ~ = base ball pitcher
suffered pretty badly to-day at the
hands Of tho He'ens batsmsn. The first
Helena man At the bat started of on the
first ball with home run, and the slug
ginR continued all through the game.
Bate also batted hard. but not
hard enough 10 wis the game.
There was great deal Of
kicking In the game and four of the Hell
snas were fined $40 each Tor using vulaa,
language. Mullans WAS pounded ail over
the lot and that explains the victory gained
BY Helena. Butte gained lead Of four
runs In the seventh. but the visitors
promptly bstted in nvs men and won the
game.
Butte ................ 90 20 223 o O.
Helena. ...... 1O22O O02 3 x--10
Earned runs-Butte 2, Helena 3; two base
hits--Brennan. Munyan, Mullsne; three
base hits-George; homo run--Hsrnon
double play--Ward to Crotty to strAthers
bases on bslls-of Mullane 3. of Monday q
hit by pitched balI-Mullane 2; struck on,
--lullans 8. Monday z; passed balls rully
!; wild pitohss-Mullans !; time Of game
2:16; umpirs-Kilpatrick.
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Conferred the Palliun.

ED1NBuRo. Aug. 26.-Tho ceremony Of on
throninR and comforting the palliam upon
Most Rev. Angus Macdonald, Catholic
archbishop Of st. Andrews and Edinbura,
took place yesterday in the Roman Catho-
lilo cathedral here. It was the first cers-
mony of tho kind in Scotland since the
days of Cardinal Beaton, who became
archbishop of 81. Andrews in 1868. and who
8, 1854.
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Delegates Decide Not to Go.

WINNIPEG, Aug. 26.-The Winnipeg board
Of trade, At 3 meeting to-day, decided not
to send delegates to the approaching rsoi-
procity convention at Grand Forks. The
action Of the board causes great surprise,
% the delegates had been practically Sc
lsetsd. II IL the general opinion that the
delegates have decided on not going. on
account of canal retaliation.
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!;


On AUGUST 27TH, IS B. C.,
Caesar invaded the Island of
Britain.
He found himself confronted
by a bold coast, covered by
enemies who could throw their
iavelins from the rising ground
to the shore, and he had much
more difficulty in making good
his first footing than he anti
cipated. He is supposed to have
disembarked at Deal.
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,yorarR rlrr rmcssos coroyr SITE FcyD
Boston, June 22-pro'c',or r. " liot'i""' % van
brr7 g haq discovered the ste ~ a. other Lief Eric -
cnlonv A. Ceriy's Landing. the Charles River
r,4NsfrIANrIc rRIyELLERS.

Among the passenger who sailed on the "hit STAR
.,.,,o,r Majestic for Liverpool yesterday were tee rye
I-h,on DR. Robert Bel, Sir. ann Mrs james :. Bel
N, and Mrs George 4. is-s. M"r-hal f1eld' MI ana
MIS- stnyycsant Fish. Charles H. Northam, d. ana MI"
T. Watson Colonel G. G. q. ThotLtpi' IT, JunR J'hn
wlckham Mr. and Mfn. John Sloane Mr. ana MrH
uov,rd Potter and Mr. ana Mr.. George 4. Howell
TN, steamship CITY Of Chica8o OF the Imam Line
had among hor passengers the NV H. o. Cameron
pr T. Mcdonald, the Rev I. J.. frudeh, Kay aiu
etoctton Thomas Dryer the REV. and Mrs Ihoodor D
Huf.nty ana Major t.. 4. Mont"ith
The I,d star steamship Noordiand, for Antwerp had
anon. hef passenger, Richard nnton, Major and Ms
II " Uurdlck Professor and Mts J. ". Jcnks j. H.
Thomas Dr. godfrey Odcnha. Austin Hoe Preston th'
I.cy. steven II. Camp and J. T. Nocdrnh.
Among those Oh board steamer DubbicdlD, for Rot
,cfdsm were Adolph Cuny, ~. and Mrs. r. j
Neville Dr. and Mrs. Max FOIL and the icv Father
I1csEes.
Among the passenger who arrived oil the lnman, Line
amer C.y Of Palis Sir. AMI Ms. q. Il. allen
d. L. Dack- RcauaiOnt Colonel II. u. Eccchci. frot""
.or j. \. BIu-hslr. Cumming Bruce, M. aud Mr. Hoyh
Phelps Carroll Dr. Edwin \. clarke. IN" nv. Dr. j. II
Colt II. II. Fleming ID. 4. 4. hocrlc, captain 4. l.
Eoecrs Lord rhufow, Sir Henry l. Wood snd H. staple
\.
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raLEH i ATHS FROM IHE HEAL.

TT v1rr pr v,'EMtR TO-DAY, Mr.. DUNN SAYS.
,,.. sra, abatement Of the heat yesterday
, -, coo. ,a.d,l as far As IL went though ii might
, hon, ,o,sierally cooler and no one would have
cn,,r,oipod m highest point reached by The mcr
.urv in Mr. Du,ns official Thermometer on top OF
,ha rental, Building 81 degrees. This was mt
. - m. q, the street 1T was considerably warmer.
A. q q. m the mercury stood at IS degrees and nj
q .c,o.h if wen mp TO IS degrees At noon the
thc.rometer registcred SO degrees and nj 30 r. IN.
50 do-rcs II lid nO' begin TO cooler until after
Ann IA, crcur then began TO fall and people
know flat u night was probably coming. The
wind blew ir, ~ udS'
The indicate nj" 'la' IL VIII De warmer 'oN'S
win a so,thed eind.
.rbt f,llfwus ca'hS from heat Were reported John
r.hr~ann y, ICj SecOnd-avs.: William Stockman,
IN az Wcer ty-iISt-st, and baby OF Mary
pros. ~ Nc 39l flavc. These eases Of heat pros
tr,rle, Wen J. rtcd by the police Bartholomew
shrly, No 5l9 'e>t Twenty c gbth-st.; James Gar
.un t 70 0adway; Herbert MITCHELL Grand
Union llo;d iTes Mulberry, No. 60 East Ninth
81, lin CaIhe. cr No l25 Roosevelt ST.: william
Erc ma -. - Charles ST.: unknown man. about
forty ar old: unknown Italian boy, about twelve
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FrrrrHs or Drs0sDrFLY HOUSES HE'D.

Eighty women Who made prisoners BY Captain
McIOughlin when raidc number Of dsofdey houses
IN the Tcndcrlon Precinct Tuc,l nalt crowded jet
fcr-on Market Iclcc Court yc-b rd,y. 5 II. Hunnrl
va, hand 10 defend The and In The eases II tho
keeIrr, OF uic demanded further examination.
Justice Grady held the rDIrtors $500 ball cnch for
examination. and discharged all rc With bo
exception ~ seven who arrested In No. l:h W",s
Thirty. SO, ond-st. They fined - each
The houses raidcd those OF John Smith No. 112
West Thrty.sccondst Frances Sherman. 40. l36 West
Thirty seconist Adelaide Shaw, No. 100 West Twcnty-
cgbths Charlotte Jenkins No llJ Wcet Twenty
4. p,r.ta Jatorr. No. If3 West twenty fonrt, u
Frankie Meade No III West Twenty fourthst; Caroline
v,,t No li3 West Thirty-sccond-~t Jos"phlnu Ripley,
~ I2s West TIirty. syth.st Anna Howard. No. l01
West Thirty .ccond-st Tcya I.osi No - Fah: Thirty
ccoud ISL; Bertha COrrlne. 80 20 fa,, TwcnTseNenth
IT,. Anna Lat,.. 40. ~ Fart Ihirtysccond-sL.. and
.rurv,, Brown 40. Ii9 West Twcnty.ninth- Il Abou,
onn nrisonc.s wcra mhd~
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IA. "-'E BUILDER GONE TO EUROPE
CREDIroi WORRIED ABOUT J. II. ZIMMERMAN
rIrtL BUSINESS TROUBLES

CREDIToI WORRIED ABOUT J. II. ZIMMERMAN
TIRE BU:INESS TROUBLES.
Creditors Of JIstus II. Zimmerman, the missing
builder. bceye that he has gone TO Europe with
nearly $4,000 Cash which lie obtained about ten
DAYS ago ulen lie made his permanent loan on the
buildings JOS. 3j3 and 3j5 West Twenty third ST..
and Nos Is AMI $40 West Twenty -fourthSi. Micr
placing a r,t mortgage OF $4,000 on the property
ho gay" second mortgage 10 Louis VI. Jones for
$4,000 This latter mortgage included S2O'ol
which zimmerman said he required 10 nav or the
clams Of the n atcrial men, but instead OF dong 80
II Is said he kc the money. Creditors say that he
las not on either around his buildings or nj
his home No. Il West Cnchnndrcd and thirty 'hi'd-S
since Jurc 10. Charles q. A. Brosnian real estate
broker Il 70. DC East ElghccnhSt. saw Amm'r
man on that CIV. Brosnan declares that Zn'mcr
man then conn aimed that the Twcnty-thrist. build
Incs wee drvi e him crazy. that he had large cN
pcnscS q al no income from them, ana was losing
$4,000 ~ tho job lac also complained mat MS
stomach wns ont of order and that he sick all
over" I1osnlan suggested that Zimmerman ought 10
90 10 Nrls,ad. Zimmerman said he would 60 II II
were iot for his wife. Zimmerman made an APP
pointment with Drosnian for the next morning. but
failed 10 keep #. In the afternoon Erosnian 'aHei
a, 2irnerman's residence. and his wife she
SAID tlat Zimmerman had gone ont at a. m t"
keep H. appointment When told he id not como
she. rsolly said "Wen If he don't show M there
then 10 Is gone
W liam fl. schrnohl and John C. Orr Coz TWO Vi
1lmnrrman's large creditors. have filed is p'lo'h'
on a property in West Twcntv-third ana I"enN
flurn SIS and In East Twcn,y-Sevcnth-St. Inc
claim, Of NJ schmohl Of Sl1.-1 includes The claim ol
John A. Murray of $3.50. Fv" creditors yes
t,rd,, filed mechanics Hens against Zimmerman az
r7cHting S6.6s4
he First National Bank Of this cry has obtained
nf,e judgments In the city Court against the ohr'N'
nc4 U,onisianal wnterworks Company whose Once
* at No Wall st., aggrecat!ng s1o'oo'' al vi
rpmisSory notes t,
Judgment for 1894 was Yesterday entered "fhn''
IN Li,otiec Company In favor OF Pierre ANTOINE '"',s
Ilnc, for money lent from February l. '''''
1epnty sheriff McGinnis Yesterday took
NJ tho restaurant I'm the Hotel Endicoi. A. iAE5,
VI ia :. and columbus ave. carried on Nv oar
EJo,nnw nrizzolari on an attachment obtained Nv
I y bernhard for ~ $50 for supplies
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,,.r,., ,rrc avOTHER DELAY.

Durton c. webster has succeeded III p o'po e
,,, 80, the Indictment for the nlurhcr VI 'n''i'
,ood,v,n until September 20. Dr. huS,'' ni",
,o IN Eost Thirty fourth ST.. VINO eAa"'"'" ,,
-, IA, di,ecton Of Justice ineThini' i'p'' ,
-. ndsoncr WAS 100 III TO BE- taken 10 o'"' ,no
anaon ,he circumstances Justice Ine7'han' "''
u,e,rct Attorney said that they "o DC. w., 40
o,,,lt,c ,yas 10 be- done except 10 put u' "'
mil ,hn fall. The conris do not OPP" W -,
avian, chambers business until the niSt '"'"' r. on.
october bnt Justice lngraiam said 'ha' ~ This
n,s ,,c,,,o, short and come back to Town " ~ ~,
case an september 20. DR.. fDnts Ie'''r wa"
lows , %, ,hc Supreme
10 ,,e lion George L. Ingrsham. judge o' ''0
Court -, ,r.ohs In obcdl.
u,.r Sir. I made last evening at inc .o y,at con.
,co o. con, ,ooucst an examination Of inc ,iye
c,,o, q, nu,,on G. Webster. The syhp""'' ,n NJ
ana nb,ec,i,c are cnt rely Characteristic o' q" To- tie
,cp,. dyscntery of moderate severity app ,,.cr is
fourth OF gf.i DAY. The only signs L'a' ~ en-, pul,e.
mo than o,d.narily severe are the co'''" = athcr
40 in The minute and general weakness VIM IN my
unus,a r,orounccd at this STATE OF ti' u''' ,,tous
op,oo, with prooer hyglcnlc su'r"ndh9' 'u o. four.
treatment ? co,ory would aHo pafc !" nun ,rd ron.
teen Gn,s: lt te heat and cOninr''cht nay ga. not
| ,ae.crnce beyond thot time. Atho'a" "' u ond,ion
uueytc, ted by Wctsof. H. (, nDos1De u'~' -"
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IX-SENAToE EyARTs BELIEVES THAT HE I'M
msox ADMINISTRATORS HAS THE ooNFl-
DEyoE AND RESPECT OF TIE PEOPLE.
Letter Of the Hon. William NJ EvaF's the
Wincso!, W. Journal.
They have brought The system OF ,noiy y lev ID 10
ie highest point Of RsTe 6,op ,hc day beie 1ai
.n1yertion net. / observed that The monin 'fter
The nomination our ig fba p1P nt anneapoi list
a, FULLY A. If | were not 80 miles away
md ihe &c e 70 whoIe people q he Country Of tho P
Dental election in tie ia was keeHiy %pse.idsTn
public affairs. Tile convention OF our party va a.
vsluable and responsible an a.remDas" OF 90. 20 IN
convention also approach IN dignity ana 49, 70.
,t.s those u The convention which passed npp lbc
,e"omuation OF Lincoln io hi second io'ni The Den
cratic party then appealing 10 tic conntiy 70 -
ncam partr which Il formally denounced as failure.
Now Inc Democratic party purposes 10 20 10 ut
80 me uerDlr ~ expires it, want Of confidence 81
The commercial Industrial and foreign pohcy oil inc
Roprblican party. all If which II denoinces rs "a
faiIrc II the convention Of next weei pats FOR" lri
a, honest and capable eNponent 81 u.s. iSrla Il, , W.
crie, and purposes, shall have an ec1Ion '@I
=. n far above personal consldeiau'Is' ana ~
,',v If odr people ~ could DC de,hcd.
Every movement Of the popular mind, north, south
east and west points towaids the fan triumph Oh our
The dead hand Of slavery Is relaxing rs hold np2n
the living Interests, hopes ald amDItIois 90 .o
potential Sencies which sooner or later must SnPPihh'
The traditions, mcnOrle, aud rescbim ms ~lcH nave
80 long bound Ogc.r,- the southern politicians IN II"
sisance TO the livIn. energies which are furs ana
propagated by the Republican party for the We are o.
All sections and all the citizen, II this vide country
The effort politicians 70 organize Guarcls between
farmers and mechanics, and between wage and veal a.
10 break down the protection Of all labor aed III
wealth against their Invasion and imp2' rshmeni ~
foreign usurpafi0n Of field Of labor J. detected and
denounced ~ an election hue aid cry, and the vagc
Garner, Of The country are taking he 20 IS n 'hsli
own hands United in their rcsOlntt )sIlity 70 me
importation Of foreign labor. they ar fr the Trac'
Notwithstanding more ard hostile - The intro
duction Of The products Of pauper labor r. pace oni
own II Is impossible that any lasrs cstran omen, r.
among the voters Of our party can come out II tbn
fact that had two eminent public servants Of th'
DeOple and great champions Of the principles and pur
po.es OF the parry in llc minis q Az Republicans 'o
tho nomination President Harrison arc Secretary
Elaine up 10 the 9Th Of fcbrla lasiwhcn Mr.
blaine disclamcd his candidacy. Upon the whole
then II would appear that parts c0nh wish
better field Of battle than the battlefield N November
Never wac there better leader IN ne .ortost ilsT
BENJAMIN Harrison presents; never a more rsOlutc
united and high spirited host behind leader than hi
Republican party Will muster In The great array o
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CHARLES rROHMAN'S PLAYS GALORE
WHAT HE HIS BROUGHT BACK FROM LV"ofL-
PLANS FOR NEXT st.NoN.

,vp,.r nj, HIS BROUGHT BACK FROM EO"oiE
PLANS FOR NEXT sh.NoN.
,.. r,rc,man returned Yesterday on the NY
r..a, eou, his annual visit " Europe lie h''
,es, busv securing plays rs Usual a'" '"''' 20
,r,,i r,odly rumbor OF them IN l. p'N'c'''o'' W "
,,osrsct In rcsard 10 his ACQUISITIONS Anu pan 49,
rrobrnan said yesterday " IN rams s''"''' W.
CON, ,dy which NiciOrl"n Sard0u "h7 u"N'' -,
tie o. me- also riadc contract w''h s'u"i
IN "a. work which be does la the hituf"' 'N''P'
,,c, nays as he may write for 'a'ah i''"'''''
a. e.. .ame KIND Of contract with A'N'"'''
,., Win the exception, OF course, OF inc VI'"' "
- On Eernhardt He delivered I" me inc oo"'"'
. Ia nrodu~cd at the MADISON squat i ',,
" " r.. Attenuation will be made by "H''''
s,r and II Nil BE- called 'r"'u'o ''' " -
rt.s.n and Care arc also at woIh on p'"' ''' '
nr, If which only two acts nave yet De-" u' 49,,
- ue,s farce as It has been decided '"t ''''
III ,l.v works Of this KIND for his hTat h'"''"
,,, mo have the refusal OF new o"in'W o'
49,, ,,ors - Hiss Iislyettr and Audian l. 10 c""''
n,,o !. march called The Empire for the opo""s "
,h. oev Enpre Theatre. Bison II also AT WIN WI
uua,c,l comedy md SHAH nave the lrr' III " "
snccrss NJ. Clrese.' ,,.,.,..
T., t,rc,n 1 scuici oscar Wild"'s Lacy "m"''
., ,,r vh II f. now running at the 81 1''ne'
m ,,,, ,.iu bc paved by my Stock company
- -. ,ocopd induction at thc Einpir" theatre '"'
a. ho,,,r an American play not yet d'cld q o" h''o
l..NN a
c,.c Nv the STOCK company. oscar wiz" WIZ 'o
come here 10 sup,rintend the final irh'afs"9 u "',
Widerrlcre's Fan lie wants u 0''"' ~ mn
cain ,;.cryc 2. sims and Cccn L"lc'eh arc ~
dr contract II me for "a comedy 10 BE- "a"S ~ INV
end NJ ncxt season. In whcl' Miss tombstone Do''''
u,n n,,r the tadne part. ! an to nave '"e '''u'"
r ~, .,us,e w4,rks for the future. / have ne"
ay Nv Jerome X. Jerome which my st"ch com
pany, which .tsri'd for the west s'S'''''''' W"
prodnce IN Chicago In August " ,.,,
a,. no,r Arranging the companies for Mt Ore"
, -, p,ln,cr,s Theatre On october !, ana Ior 'l'
moss, riav by bronson Howard when Is 10 ION" ~
,... nm, there Mr Iioweri'S play VIII D. hah'o
80 fine This week. Al the CO!unDla I"c""'' !"
r'.,on l Am 10 produce new Enelsh comedy '"''''
.rhc New WING in September ana II WI" Dc c,,
nv = new play by Augustus Thomas eii'''"u ""'
"o,ccr, shan 20 to work immediately WIN 'n'
'.~,n,,Dcn,s for the opening Of the Emplr' theatre
n.rc N, stock company will bcsh w',. LA, a" WlnGcr
w. ~ fave SID and VIII then g'' .Lann " ~
ip"r,is rnri / have arranged i9f ~. Pc, i.nod, .c
| NJ, I'D Women In LONDON ana nv 80 I'm
IN -, avcn there under NY mnih1c'..o' i,,,cn q
Wif. Is 10 be pla'rd by tho ho'''''' ~
/ ,I.Ic Ticn
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--,, ,,yrycroy TYPEWRITER P,rivrs.

The pr,.s diuatche, have recently referred r. INC
decision Of the United states Circuit 'onft ~ vi"
s,i, brought ~ the Remington 1Np~"ri'cr ''i p'"'
against the ar'n. ~ The Franklin y ir"r'''r ''''
many THO .tli related 20 The use. IN Tho Ni~"rtf'
nm 49,, ,.,, letter on = t,I-bar With MIGRATORY
,i,tcn In MI. decision Judge lAopmhc sd
Tho validity II the second claim f'r Tie '.of''ns
,,, ,,d ucc inrism - vibrat It. f. nj suihcrhuy
free from doubt "a warrant a preliminary lhI"h'u'l
Wc,,, the Manufacturers defendants In mit case "
might be- In view Of TIE short imo nat tnr h.' ~,
g. 81 ran that "a preliminary ihluhcioh 'n'"" u"
,.n,..1 upou giving proper county ,.,,
ono essential fact IN the whole controversy .n"mn
-. Tr.,i..l, ID aud that (. thaf all elaine Z" TIC
,e~s urdcr ~ Invention "NIArc In Sov"n cr % INC
rs~nt ycar Az, a r PIE ,enta'iv" ~ tie frtnh CON
pre- , - 49,, M A nJtic late IN the d. ioi ne
i,cotnr. Z, sec the protection Of the c'urts ~ u
i,"1r,lv one ~ those cocs IN which The pnnl' may
ic congratulated that the law refuses 10 ''c GUM
fi,i1
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THE COURTS.

MIR. LYMAN FIGHTING FOR Ills Ep"N>'
The conflict OF authority the possession Oh wv"
rooms on the fourth noor OF the Federal E"l''nF
came up before Judge Brown in the United states
District Court Yesterday. The records OF the Di''1c'
Court have been kept in these rooms for many N'rS
hut General Sharpe Of the Cniicd states Ioafu Z"
Appraisers, want, them for his Office TIC 7''rclo'H
of the Treasury instructed Postmaster van 'o"'
custodian OF the building. t, let the "chorh nav"
them samuel II. Iympn. clerk OF the COURT now
ever objected TO the arrangement. rs he mas no o'o
place store the court records lie oD'a'h'" '"'"
Judge Brown temporary injunction re>'rnhiE
General sharpe from taking possession Of thc rooS'
Judge Brown heard argument IN the case yesterday
Robert j. BENEDICT appeared for Mr.. LYMAN ana NJ
slstant United states District Attorney James l. WI
Rensselaer, for the defendant. MI Icheuc, ,'o, n
smoke declaring that Attorney General Mlllrr ma ~!
yi~ed Mr. LYMAN not 20 give up The rooms M '
iOirnmcnt was then taken.
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THE STATE or IKADE

bbIs snipmed7., $40 bbs; sales 1000 bids. whe:t
nrm NO. red spot 50 is pa s June. 9ao No.
red, sic asked receipts, ,0l2 bush shipments
5000 bush stock, 725,7l9 bush salcs III 900 bush
southern wheat firm tuit, oo@ SOC G Smso IS
So l-2c; July, 81 Ia "a l-2c August, % &c;
steamer mixed, 52c asked: receipts, 1886 bush snip
$1,000 bush. southern corn active white, 80 &c
yellow, 55d So &c. oats quiet, active and steady )
80 white Wen' zoe 200 t SI,6 no. so T SO cs Sash
rye dull; No > .2c; shipments; lsosi bush stoek
bush Hay m to goa y TO- chS Sn 'ia cottS
Sasa H ' w.ddlInr. 5.ec Provisions fym mess
f,9rk SIC; Dulkneats--s shoulders, &c. - clear.
I2c: clear rib sides &c; sugar pched oc hams
small - Lie; large ]: &c. Luru; lo,I 7ac a.
crude Gl2c Butter firm creamery anG ,Sc oi,s
fancy l4c good 10 choice 13c store packed liG iSc
grass, 1s@l4c. Figs fteaiy |" ~ ~ Gomez
stcady refined l-ic. Wblskey firm. active, II -.
Bnra, June 22.-Spring wheat quiet limits e.les
salas-I00 bush 10. Northern sPot sold al - y 40
1900 bush do at - 14c. 1000 bush no northern
81. Northern do. IS &c NO. do, 3! Ac; no: !
hard c. j. e., 81 3sc; MOL NoIthcm DO, Sc. Winter
S Sra' aal ana .Sarg %"n tor &c.
sales track cars 40. y"llo" at o4c . car:
No. yellow at 53c 3 cars 80 A'iow ut 4oS 4oc
s. ears No. corn AT 52a ). "a 1;'c . cars No .
at fDa5Oc; closing with cent advance asWa: oats
higher demand light No. , white, - % 3ec 40.
3 white 81 2a3oc No. mixed. 35c on track ara II!
store Rye-No. ., CSC ask d on tack. f3ur firm
b,st spring "a 9O6S5; do winter, ~ 650 ~ 70; rye
-four - 50d ~ so. Mf,ed dull and unchanged
3sc naXseed, > I-sc to New York. Receipts
Flour $4,000 bbls whelt, $1,000 bash corn 15s voc
, 90, oats 5000 sus bns o"
faxsccd II 100 bush. RaiEFlour. 1900 bbls; wheat
III 900 bush corn 1890 bush.
Chicago, June 22The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-23

The contest over the will Il Matte l. Hotchhi's N"'
finished before Surrogate Ransom yesterday ana Ui
e. an,, viii up to-day. EN'Suiogat" i"'lhS p''-
scnt.d The case for thu Mrs Mantle" ana ur
other side Will be- head to-day. MIS-. ot,hk>' was u"
widow Of benjamin IGotchki. the gun inventor '' W.
300 900 to her nephew RIilc WOOD. and Mr. Mantle
Woods mother and Tia" sister OF Mr. H"''h"S'' "''y
received 80 COO The rcsidur o. uc c-tat uhd'i '' WI"
go,, 10 IN Tribune FcslrAit Fund
Judge McAdam IN the superior Court ycscrta7 .ian'
an a~oute divorce 10 MIR. Mary g. Sgc from lsud"lph
t. Siecl Tho def 'nd1nt &, q General lan% ~ j.
The divorce was granted entirely the strength ~ con-
lc>sions which defendant mad Of npiolsi eolutt
with woman called "Addc" Ms. S!se Is 70 receive
nn.ony a. the Iate u si2 a week.