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not at liberty to cross examine the wit
ness?
The President. We have decided th't you
are not
Mr., Carson, Then say the whole thing
is a farce and a sham, and l willingly with
draw from it in order that l may mot prostl-
tute my position as barrister.
The President A most impertinelt E-m'rk
sir-a disgrace to the Irish Bar.
Mr.. w. Kenny; Q. e.: have to say f.
myself that,I entirely concur, with the OBJ
servation made by Mr.. Carson,
The President: An equally impertinent
and disgraceful remark We will now ad-
journ.
M9ssls Carsoo, Q. c., and Kenny, Q. Q.
left the court as soon as they had concluded
their remarks.
Mr.. VIM. OBrien, NJ. P, who was present
during the above scene, addressing Mr. Car
son, said You are not in a Coercion Court
now
The hour AZ which the sittings terminated
for the day was three O'clock.
, 1892-12-14
BRITISH HONDURAS.

Toledo, British Hondu ras, Oct. II 1892.
Editor Louisiana Planter ] would like
to describe a few more fruits which grow IN
this country.
In our immediate locality oranges do not
DO very we'll but we have a substitute the local
name Of which is "shaddock" some say 1t ls the
fruit which Adam ate in the garden OF Eden,
but au old man here says be was q fool II he
did. he rind has a slightly bitter taste; and
if You don't know the way to eat it you will get
Il. benefit of the bitter, This, however, Is not
Objectionable with most people and some ma
CINE it to be a very agreeable tonic. 1t exact
iy resembles the orange; except 1T IS larger
and Of a lighter yellow color | have noIc-
ed it for sale in New York, but 1t doesn't
seem to he we'll known.
The bread fruit is not without It's merit.
1t is not u bad substitute for the staff Of life. IL
is prepared for the table by being boiled or
baked; and can be used in the place Of bread
also makes very nice custard or Pr" when pre-
pared for that purpose. The inside appear
Hnce Of it is similar to the pine apple, while
ii is about the size of thai fruit; it hangs by a
small stem to the branches Of 8 large, orna-
mental tree and seems to grow ~ubundAntly
III all tropical countries.
The mango ranks as one Of our choicest
fruits. 1t grows on a handsome tree which
seems to have its 'off years, " but when 1t does
bear fruit it is very abundant, "A single tree
bearing bushels and even bsrrels Of fruit; &C
cording to its age and size. The shape Of
this fruit, while it is quite az large as an APP
Pile, is that Of an almond. The peeling IS ST.
mi ar to that of the apple, VIII . the seed ID
large and the same shape as that OF the fruit
1t is a most delicious, rich fruit, but 1t Is IN
telpersed with an indeAestlble fibre which
hangs to the seed. Tn best way to eat 1t IS
to roll up your sleeves and dive into it like a
pig sucking the fruit from the seed. leaving
the fibre, afterwards washing the face and
hands.
THIS fruit has a slight turpontine taste,
which is very agreeable to those who have
aoquf eel a liking for tho fruit. Pies made
from this fruit, perhaps, have no equal in the
schedule of fruit pies. While p eserves made
from i will tempt the appetite Of the most
tedious. VIII Will he the first to make q
aIurrAlade of fhis delicious fruit to cater to
thu ap%etites of hose who do not have the
good fortune to taste ii in it's natural CLINE?
TROPIC
We print the above chiefly for the take
Of Its reference to the mango as a good fruit
ways thought that the mango was a poor fruit
for cooking purposes; but perhaps as in So
many other cases it is the nay of cooking it
that makes all the difference. If any of our
lady readers will send w descriptions If
the right ray or ways to do it. We shall be
happy to find a corner for their contributions
in the Acis, EDITOR.
, 1892-12-14
THE CENTRALIFACTORY AT ULSTER
SPRING JAMAICA.
Jamaica Cleaner Noe. l4.)

On Friday last week unpublished the report
of g meeting held at Browns Town for the
purpose Of forming a company to establish a
Central Factory i'll the Ulster Sp,ing district
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The New Merchants.

Operated by the Merchants Hotsl COM
pshy' now beRs to announce that its rooms
are open Tor the reception of guests. Rooms
will be offered TO transient puesta nj e. o.
per day (psrlor floor. 81 per day third
moor, 70 cents per day Iourth floor. E1-
ira Tor more than one occupant. All mod
rfn improvements, steam heat, electric
llRht, return electric call bell system, and
sunshine In every guest chamber. Brussels
out the house. office, elegant h.r and
billiard room, cigar stand and pslatisl bar
Der shop on first floor.
DINING ROOM RE-
lhe dining room in his hotel has been
!ssssu TO and ID now operated separately bv
The Aisses Maggie, who are prepared to fur,
nish board. Meals SO Cent?.
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The contest ends tonight and it ia "A.
serted that some of the figures already made
Will be pressed very hard. as some of the
crack drlilers are to come. The teams for
!o,hiRhs are Jack Easton and Dennis
Whalen, OF Deer Lodge; Joseph Freethy
and ID. Mitchell, of Lewis and Clarke. i
!. Murphy and D.. Il. Murphy. of Sl!,sr
Bow; Charles Nordman and II. rrickson.
OF Idaho; Il. Ryan and j. Weeensteiu. of
Deer Lodge; Joe BelIau and joe Lewis of
Deer Lodge, and Dan Driscoll ana Thoa.
AcAullt of Silver Bow. The single hand
entries are Charles Nordman, of IDAHO:
John Irenery, OF Colorado: VIM. Shea NJ
Utah, and Samuel Manuel, of Colorado.
AS there are two teams ahead of Isoo
ana Reagan and Myers and Dwyer. the dis
pute over the respective merits of thar
Work Will not occasion 30 much trouhla
now az II II had remained a question Of
nrss and second money. When Janitor
Wqodcock locked up the auditorium Tnss-
DAY might he saw that no one was left in
sne oulialhp 10 tamper with the holes. A
private Waterman was there and on the
outside were friends of the Butte and
Leadvalle men. Tie holes were
plugged as well. After the minino ron.
Rfess had adjourned yesterday afternoon
surveyors Bickell and Hoysy went ,ptn
the hall, the plugs were drawn out and TIA
mol es remeasured by the most perfect in.
stfunents. Inc surveyors cleaned both
holes carefully before measuring, and thom
their rules made each 81 l4-l6, With no m
preeiabie difference between either. This
~ hss-sixfsenths more than the Judges al.
lowed Page and Reagan, and thrss-siy-
teenehs more than given Myers and Dwver
The result of the Surveyor measu remsnt
viii DO reported to the committee having
charge OF the spntest. along with this re.
suits announced by the judges.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

j. A. Rumsey and b. H. Rumsey have
located Elk lode on Wolf creek.
There will be no more meetings Of the
order of the Eastern Star until September.
All bids for the military post site must be
completed and in the hands of the commit
tee by July Is. No bids after that date
will be considered.
Tho Cameron and Spotted Horse placers
in Lost Horse gulch have been sold hv
Frank Longmaid and others to Thomas b.
Jarvis and others.
Butte with Thomas Walsh, who has been
bound over on the charge OF passing coun-
terfsit dollar pieces.
The Silver Bow sheep company has been
incorporated with h capital stock of $15,-
600, by Thomas G. Gorrle, John A. Fraser,
Hugh Wilson, Isaac l.. Merrill and Charles
E. Dutton.
Transfers of property recorded yesterday
we're L. j. Carter TO w. A. Nesmer, lot II,
block 435, Ames addition. 81; G. W. Cannon
to Emeline D. Greene, lot 10, block 50, Can
non addition, $500.
Among the many fne samples of gold and
silver ore on exhibition al the auditorium
Is about 100 pounds from the Golden Crown
group OF mines, situated eight miles north
Of Helena. 1t assays 400 ounces to tho ton.
The Northern Pacific railroad will make
a rate OF one fare the round trip from Hell
ena to Anaconda during thu races at the
latter town. Tickets will be on sale july
"A to Is inclusive, good returning until
July %.
A. g.. Clarke. Jr.. Of this city, has a full
page illustrated story in the San Francisco
Examiner of July 3, entitled "The Urpro-
Conduct of DR.. Mccall" He
also has a letter from the editor compli-
mentlng him on his work.
Judge Hunt yesterday sustained the de-
nu FER to the information against James
one of the East Helena highway
men. A new information, correcting the
defects III the first one. was drawn 10 at
once, and Conrov held under it.
The badges of the Silver Bow delepates tn
me Mining congress are beauties, The
shield IS made Of gold, silver and copper. on
which Is engraved a representation of a
bow. on one side the letters NJ. C. and on
The other the figures '92.
III. II. keefs, on behalf Of the Montana
club, has accepted the challenge of tina
club for Il drilling match, to take
place Friday evening, for a champagne sun
per. between members of the respectiva
The Sapphire club is hereby
officially notified of the fact, and directed
20 name committee TO arrange details.
Will Sanders came into town Yesterday
rom his brother James Sanders ranch,
'ast OF the city. He stated that the even.
ng before thfe co full grown prsy vol vas
passed over the ranuh. He followed than
ONE distance, but could not get a shot at
hem. Wolves are q scarce article in This
eglon. but especially so at this season of
be year.
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THE OLD WORLD HORROR.



Nature,
Paris. July 1a-Ths work OF searching
for the bodies Of those who Loaf their lives
In the disaster At 81 GsrvAis Les Bainss
Yesterday continued to-day. Tbs bodies OF
those already recovered were torn and
manglsd most horribly. In many GASES the
heads were torn from the bodiea. In others
and legs wore out OIL Of by huge
maases OF loo that passed over them. some
were crashed OUT Of all semblAnce to hui
mainly. When the glacier slid down into
the Donaau. On Which mountain stream
Gervais Lees Baines 10 situated, the
current was damned and water
rapidly behind huge
wall Of ice. Finally tho pressure
became 30 great that the dam broke and .
grinding, crushing. immense vol
ume OF water and tremendous masses Of ice
down the ravine. Many Of the vic
inns were overtaksn in sleep, instantly
swspt into the torrent. drowned, and their
afterwards mutilstad BY floating
or crushed. or the fifty-ssven EN-
in the bath only nine were saved
alive. Seven Of these were severely injured.
Al the hamlet of Bionassy, which was
'wept out Of existence, thirty-nvs persons
killed.
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FROM THE WORLDS FAIR.
q ii. Maconbsr IL Here Representing
tho Mining Department.

II. Macohber IL Here Rcpressntins
tho Mining Department.
Among tho visitors in Helena this week u
&. II. Nsoomber, NJ. T., Il. NJ, Of the min
ing department. Of the Worlds fair. Chief
shift, Of the mining bureau of the fair, had
intended to visit Halsna during the SEES
siona of the mining congress, but he was
compelled to 90 10 New York. He sens 4
very good :ubstispte. howsvsr. in me per,
il not a stranger in Montana by any means,
having been connected with the Montana
of his visit yesterday Mr.. Macomhs.
said that Montana WAS exposed
TO make a big display at the Worlds fair.
and he came here just At this tim TO mees
the mining mon Of the state. and to find
out, il possible, what Montana was going
to do in the wav Of an exhibit. mo state
or territory in the union" said Mr.. Macom-
Der, ''can make n better showing than Mon
tana, il your mining men will only sxh'ois
themselves. Colorado is sttaininR every
nerve to lead the country, but Montana oan
excel her II shs will but try. There 10 =
greater variety Of mineral in this state than
Colorado, or any other state can show, anu
it will DO of incaloulable value for Montana
to do her best al the Worlds fair. The
mining building will be equal to any at
the fAlf, ana the uispiny viii
be simply magnificent. There will
be mineral exhibits from all over the
world. while every known process Of work
ing ores will be illustrated. There are now
ticient applications for space to Oil ths
building. but Montana has been looked
after, aud it all depends upon her people
she does herself credit Mt the min
oral exhibit of the fair. l hope and believe
she will, and | am here now to do all
hat l can to aid the cause. want to meet
i'll the mine owners and mining men Rnd
,rosrectors ] can. aud talk with them
bou the subject"
Mr.. Macombsr Was made q delegate to
he mining congress by unanimous vote
sstsrdRy.
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Skeleton Body of an Unknown,

DILLON. July 13~.-Lspscial. The skele-
ton body Of an unknown man was found
near Point Of Rocks, about eighteen miles
northeast Of this city, yesterday by a
ranoher. The body was wrapped in blank
cts and hidden in the willows about fifty
feet from the roadside. The skull was
crushed as though with a club. In the coat
pocket a letter was found addressed to
George Chapman, Idaho Falls. The coroner
held En- inquest to-day. The jury returned
q verdict to the effect that the deceased had
been murdered by parties unknown.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14

BALTIMORE. July 13.-President J.. B.
Haggln, of the Anaconda mining
has decided to have the entire output of his
mine refined in America instead of Enrona
and has arranged TO have the product OF
the mine undergo electrolytic treatment at
Baltimore. Contracts have been awarded
Tor the enlargement of the works and the
doubling of the baltimore Electric Refining
company's plant and tonnage capacity.
Mnen these improvements are completed,
which will probably be by the middle OF
September. the works will be able to treat
over 4,OO0,OW pounds of copper ore
monthly. "
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14
Etna Recoming Violent.

ROME, July 1a.-The eruption of Mount
Etna Is rapidly increasing in violence and
the fires in the crater shsw great activity.
Loud explosions are continually taking
place. A severe earthquake shook occurred
this morning which reduced to ruins the
village Of Clare. with . population of
about ZOO. on the coast Of Sicily. It IL
feared that many persisted. The whole
suffered severely from the shook.
The people in the vicinity are calm and be-
tray NO symptom whatever Of panic
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14
MISSOULA DEMOCRATS RATIFY
Largo and Enthusiastic M~eeting-The
Meeting . Success.

Largo and Enthusiastic Meeting-The
Meeting . Success.
MIssouLA, July l3.-[Spsoial. IA large
and enthusiastic democratic ratification
meeting was held this evening in the court
house quare Fire works and bonfres
illuminated the scene and The Twenty fifth
infantry band furnished music. The first
speaker was Hon. +. G. Higgins, who spoke
for twenty minutes. He was loudly ap-
plauded. He was followed by !. G.. Denny,
H. G. Stiff. Judge Woody and Geo. B..
Wilds. There were q great many ladies
among the audience. A stand had been
erected and this was decorated with bunt-
ing and flags. Seats were also provided,
but not nearly sufficient to accommodate
the crowd. In every way the meeting was 4
grand success.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14
A CLOSE GAME.

Helena and Iaatts Play Ten Inninss Al
Athletic Park.
lns home team and Tho visitors from
Husss played An exhibition game ct Athletic
para yesterday afternoon. Larry Gleason.
sas Asmous right fielder of tho visitors tied
sne score Ia the ninth with a home run.
no merits Of ths Uame we're such AZ war
!anssd = largo attendance. Another sxhi-
o,sloh Paine will be played this afternoon,
Wnen lsutse will make a desperate effort to
WIN IN compensation for yesterdAy'a defeat.
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PERSONAL.

e. G. Shears, Of st. Paul, il in the city.
j. NJ Corning, of Aurora. ILL.,. is q visitor
in Helena.
Mrs. Geo. Fl. Robinson, of Marysville, is
at The Helena.
Miss K~anouss. Of Townsend, il spending
a few days in Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thomas. of Mis-
soula, are at the Helena.
Miss Fannie D. Fry, neice. and Mrs. NJ.
A. Davies, mother of r. G. Davies, of Hot
Springs, Ark, are spending the summer In
Helena.
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viii Arrive To-Day.

The following passengers will arrive at
Helena to-day at 1885 on the Northern
Pacific west-bound passenger: E. II. Will
liams and brother, j. B. Memyan, Miss
Bertha Julson; Miss Grace Hendrick, Miss
Ella N. Switzerland, Mr.. Thos. Joyce, T.
J. McDemit, Hush N. Wilson, p. F. Barr.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14
Place Your Ordsrs Now

Nr. 4. G. Babcock 10 making arrange.
ments for his annual trip 70 Now York.
lAadies should place their fur orders in hi.
hands and get the latest and best. Th.
best buyers place their orders in tbs hot
Mnnsns-.hns getting low prices and
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14
Order Eurs In Juiy.

his ls the time of year to place fur Or
GERS. he furriers are not 30 busy, and you
Ret better work than during the busy sea-
son. repairing of furs should alvays bo
oohe In July or August. MIR. Babcook GOES
10 New York this month. Better see linn
about your furs now.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14
Smallpox Epidemic in Victoria.

VICTORIA. h. O.. July IA smallpox
epidemic here caused all towns near Brit
ish Columbia and the United States to
quarantine against Victoria. Tho Cana
dian Pacific steamers will stop . Port
Moody. There have been forty three cases
and four Deaths
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14
Here's Your Chance.

AS We intend to leave Helena We offer for
sale our entire stock, goodwill and fixtures.
The location, Sixth avenue and Main
street. ia the best in the city.
The business is $l2, coo monthly and on +,
strictly cash basis with no outstandino A.
counts to assume.
he stock which is new and clean will be
sold aslt stands or reduced to a point to
suit the purchaser.
NO such business chance has ever been
ohered III Helena, and We invite cores
p%ondence and investigation.
VIM. WErNsTEIN & Co.
ne Coiebfatrd jackson corset waist in black
ana colors at Butcher & Bradley's, only.
Butcher x Bradley carry tie Iaryest and hos,
9ssofLlngnt OF en- DrOiNorY silkg and Ina1ori.Ln
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14

Ok gross 1884 boxes) Jacquot'a French
bihoklng' the best in she world at 10 cents a
box.
zen gross LAO bottlss) Hires' celebrated
,oot beer, temperance drink, % cents a
IN elegant assortment OF Eastmsn's and
Is perfumes and toilet waters.
One thousand dollars worth of imported
solid back hair brushes, Loonen and Krnt,s
best made. II. M. pArcrIvN g. ~
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BIDS Wanted.

BIDS Will be received up to IL m. July IL.
lor grading one'si1th mile bicycle track at
hfoadwater hotel. Specifications can be
zen at Jake HARRIS barber shop. 2sk north
"AA S'ioes. COMMITTEE,
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Auxiliary Bank Safe.

Auxiliary Bank Safe.
Ia made Of solid brass. with combination
lock. loaned to anyone free Of charge upon
deposit Of g., il cost. Five per cent on
savings accounts. Six per rent on time Ger.
NhcateS. MONTANA SAVINGS BANK.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14
Arrivals at Tho Helena.

J N Conway, Aurora Ill Hrs G Fl Robinson,
u Y Smaliey. st Paul Marysville
J Reid. Granite T. II Wilson, Kansas
l. X Millington, Chi City
cago WA Clark, Futte
Donald Bradford. city Miss Hay, city
w & Gallagher. city VIM Ii Young. CITY
VIM Warner and wife, A Il Jones, ST Panl
Madison, Wis McEven. Chicago
Geo Norris, Minneapo- w J King. CITY
lis Jockey and wife, city
T X Kinds, Butte den
+ J Carter, city FW Racorn. Marv.villa
Miss hutchinson, Ma Frank lhomas and via
~rysville Missoula
"a Shears, st Paul Jos b Ietigh. Butte
VIM Mcdonnell, city Miss Brooks. citv
Miss kanouse, Townsend
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Rooms ID and l6. Granite block. Prac-
.toe matted 10 diseases Of the eye, esr.
throas and nose
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14

L'ectric gold Killings without pain Mt Or.
sa'LhHins dental office, corner Sixth and
Ha!n. Nitali1ed arr for the extraction Of
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14

1he Box. Hive makes announcement of a clos
ing out sale to make room for extended improve
ments, which will shortly BE- begun At their pres
Snt quarters.
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Output.

Butcher. d Bradley have the best line of fast
black hosiery, at the lowest figures.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14

Buy your baby carriage at the Bee Hive and
save 40 Der cent. Prices cut away down below
zero. "'A""
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14

Iadies' underwear at the Doe Hive at less than
eAstern price,. Call and sss them. ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14

Home run, Gleason; two base hits, Herman,
Crotty, Tally, Powell. Burns. Hardness; struck
out. by MSundsy ., by Caplinger b; bases on balls,
by MundAy =, by CaplinKer l. Umpire, Aritton.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-14
Spokane Loan Office

f. Feldman. ia South Main street. has COM
menced to buy and sell Secondhand Furniture
Stoves and Clothing. Parties having such for
sale address him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-03

to any point IN Michigan, or from any,
where in Michigan 70 any poiut in the
East. South. or West, you will almost
invsri4bly md tho direct route To 10
tho Michigan Central, whose numerous
branch Inca tTaverss tho state in every
direction. and whose great main line 10
"The Niagara Falls Route" between
Chicago and Detroit, and New York,
Boston and the East.
No railroad runs finer or faster
trsins 10 more solidly constructed and
vigilantly operated. 50 that Its time
schedules can be depended upon. and =
remarkable immunity from serious ac-
cident 10 secured.
No other road runs directly by and
in fultYiew Of Niagara Falls, when Eat
Falls Vlew) its day trains etop i've
comprehens,ve view OF tho falls and
river that 10 afforded from any single
point
No other rosd from the East runs
directly By and in full view OF the COL
ossal buildings of the Worlds Coium-
bian Exposition, and enters Chicago
along the beautiful lake front to it,
depot, within few minutes walk or
ride OF the principle hotels and busi-
ness houses of the Worlds Fair city.
No other road has finer or more
complete through car system, ruanIng
to all points upon it, own line and to
points beyond-Now York, Boston,
Cincinnati. st. Louis, Duluth. San
Francisco.
For any specific information desired,
address JosEPH s. HALL. Michigan Pas
senger Agent, jackson. Mich.