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YELLOwsTONER REPUBLICANS.
Delegates to the State and judicial Con
ventions Chosen. (,

Delegates to the State and judicial Com
ventions Chosen. IL
BILLINGS. Sept. 2.-lspecisl. Tho rs.
publican county convention yesterday
elected the following delegates to attend
the state convention at Great Falls: ". Fl.
Norton, J. T. Sanford. F. s. Whitney, Paul
Mccormick. A. L. Babcock and Il. II.
Becker. A district convention TO nominats
a candidate for district judge will be held
In Billings On Saturday next. The follow
ing delegates were elected to the judicial
convention. and instructed for Judge ]. r..
Goss. of Billings: w. A. Evans, w. J.
Lskoy, H. Burton, H. T. Ramsey. A. L.
Bsbcock and F. H. Foster. Among the
revolutions adopted was one congratulatine
the people on the prospect of opening the
Grow reservation. Tho convention for
nomin sting county candidates will be held
Sept. q. The democratic county oonvsn-
tion will be held Sept. "a.
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THEY WILL STOP In ENGLAND.
The Possible Effect of the Quarantine Cir
cular On Inn mi grafton.

The Possible Effect Of the Quarant tine Cir
cular On Inn grafton.
LONDON. Sept. 2.-President Harrison's
circular relative to quarantinina vessels
carrying immigrants,, will. it is feared, re-
suit In stopping the tide of emigration to
America, and make England the permanent
location OF many families who intended to
seek new homes across the water. An AS
sooiated Press representative who inter
viewed tho agents of the leading steamship
companies finds the consensus of opinion
to be that the Presidents circular on the
twenty days quarantine is nssdlessly
severe. Despite the circular. however,
some vessel 10 certain to take a full compile
ment OF emigrants. Several steam ship
companies now refuse to book even first
and second-e class passengers hailinR from
some OF the continental ports but other
companies having thousands Of stesrags
pnssengsrs already booked are in q
quandary how to discontinue their service,
having contraetsd to provide for the
booked emigrants until they are landed at
their port OF destination.
In the meantime the cholera in Great
Britain seems to have been fairly mastered.
The chief phi ysioian of the local government
board told the Associated Press representa-
tive day that the outlook was entirely
satisfactory. He said that although about
thirty cases Of cholera at all the ports in
Great Britain had been dealt with during
the last ten days there was no single instance
of the disease apreading beyond tho person
first attacked. The fact is palpabls to
everybody that the public has become utter
ly unconoerned, and lmbusd with tho CON
vlction that the disease will not be allowed
to spread. and it will never assume an epi-
demic form,
Physicians of this city will discuss tho
proposal OF the establishment of An inter-
national cholera commission to report on
the origin of the plague, its line of march
through different countries. where il made
its appearance and the various methods of
treatment emplo' 'cd in the cases of persons
stricken with the disease.
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Hedge Rose second. Mark &. third. Time,
1874.
One mile--Sir Planet won. Se-vitor sec-
ond, Puryoar d. third. lime, 1:44L.
Free handicap, Ave fuflonRs-- Shadow
won, Deception second, Fay =. third. Time,
1904.
Six furlonksMiasaI won. Aihnmbrs Soc
ond. Sir Charles third. Time. 1I7.
Sir fnrlonRs--Rsd Root won. Lottis Sweet
second, Blossom third. Time, 1:l7I.
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A Speoula tion on the Dead Heifer.

LONDON, Sept. 2.-Ths heifer'which At
tackled and knocked down Gladstone, al
though dead has acquired a high market
value. A local spaculator procured the hide
for E5. and since the purchase he has been
offered "a high as e50 for it, but steadfastly
refused to be tempted to part with the
prize. Another man. who obtained the
heifer's head, declined to accept an offer Of
el0 made for all the teeth, which find ready
market at c. 6s. each.
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FIFTEEN KILLED, MANY HURT.

Accident From the Fail of Building In
ConstantinopIe.
CoNsTANT1NopLE. Sept. "A large build.
ing being erected in this city and which was
nearing completion collapsed to-day, bury
ing many of the workmen. A rescuing
party was Immediately organized, aud suc-
oesded in removing twenty msn who had
been injured, and in recovering the bodies
of fifteen who had been killed.
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What the Circular Means.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Assissant Score
tary Spaulding, in reply to inquiries as to
the twenty-day quarantine circular, says
that where steamers have both cabin and
stesrage passengers the latter would be de.
tanned long enough to satisfy the officers
that there ia no danger Of cholera. The
health officers will have discretion in this
matter. Vessels without any immigrants
ON board will not necessarily be detained
twenty days. but oil vessels from foreign
ports will be held long enough to assure
the health officers there is no danger Of
cholera.
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'Frisco's Chinatown Must Go.

SAN Francisco. Sept. Maj. sandsrson.
Health Officer Kseney and a number of
physicians made an inspection to-day OF
the sanitary condition of Chinatown. DR..
Keeney, III his report to the board Of health,
will recommed that the entire Chimes quar-
ter be condemned and removed from the
present seCtiOn
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Come to See the Fight.

NEW YORK, SeDt. 2.-The City Of Rome
which arrived at quarantine tonight has
on board Parson Davis, Jackson's manager.
Warren Lewis and Joe Choynski. who came
over especially to Witness the coming puei-
listic encounter in New Orleans, jackson
says he will tight Corbstt whether tho latter
wins OF loses at New Orleans.
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*
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&A I8 90,

On SEPTEMBER 3RD, 1891,
he Sea Bishop was captured.
In a rare and curious little
olume published at Antwerp
png ago, appears picture Of
his strange fish, the author
eriously assuring his readers
hat "though they may not
peak, they wear a mitre."
according to the historian, the
bishop was glad to get back to
(is native element again.
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CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 2.-The boiler
blow up at Wm. Leishmen's saw mill,
about twenty five miles south Of here, to-
day. Tom Scott James Lsishmau, his
son-in-law. and the daughter of the owner
were instantly killed
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To Close Up Garfield Track

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-While the first race
was being run at Garfield Park to-day the
police appeared and put thirtsen jockeys,
the Judge. the secretary, the starter and a
number of Pinkerton watshmsn and track
hands under arrest. All were subsequently
released on bail. The movo was made at
tbs instance of a private individual who is
determined TO close up tho track. The track
management declares it will have races a.
usual to- morrow,
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Got tho Chtnamen But Not the Opium.

MONTEREY. Cal, Sept. 2.-Constable J. A..
Walter and L. Nichols captured nineteen
Cinnamon this morning who had been
landed at Psscsdsro, two miles south Of
hste. by tho schooner Haloyon. which was
last seen At Victoria, B. G.. several weeks
ago. Tho Halcyon Immediately put to sea
again. IL 10 reported she had $500, 900
worth Of unstampsd opium aboard. and the
customs oflicias all along the coast 40
looking for her.
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Figures Growing in Russia.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept 2.-Official returns
Of the empire show new cases 3, 273. deaths
:, 1922 This is an increase of Ala new cases
and 1913 deaths over the previous day. 1t is
known these figures are incomplete, many
small villages not being heard from.
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SARATOGA, Sept. 2.-Selling rsoe, five fur
lcngs-Salisbury won. Wrestler second.
Express third. Time. 1:02l.
Seven furlongs- Gambler won. Baibrigan
second. Worth third. Time. 1:2924.
Six furlonGs-Triangle won. White Wings
second. Madden third. Time, 1854.
One mils-Lord Harry won. Lester
second. Brussels third. Time, l:43lS.
Two niles-Baylor won. India Rubber
second, MarRhsrita third. Time, 1854.
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VIII Act ON His Own Judg m eut.

New YORK, Sept 2.--Heslth Officer Jen-
kins declares he shall continue to quaran-
tine and release vessels according to his
own views OF the requirements in each
case. without regard to the presidents
proclamation. There were no new devsl-
opments to-day in the Aoravia oases.
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Indicted CMur d'Alene Miners.

CTuR D'ALENE, Idaho. Sept. 2.--Ths
United States district court convened here
to. day and indictments against sighty.livs
union miners were taken up. The defend
ants waived the reading Of tho indictments
and their trial WAS set for next week. Late
this afternoon the United Statss grand jury
returned another indictment containing 1O7
nAmaa
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Instructed for Weaver.

W1NNEMUcoA. New. Sept. 2.-The Hum
bold county silver league has issued call
for another state convention to instruct
electors nominated by tho silver party at
Reno TO vote for Weaver and Field for
pi esidsnt and vice. resident. The oonven-
tion Ia to be held al Winusmuoca Sent. Is.
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A. IndepeNd den GO,

INDEPENDENCE Ia, Sept. 2.-Strong wind.
track fast. 2:M trot-Jossphine won in
three straight, Mility second. Gold Coin
third, Floyd fourth. Best time. 2:19,..
Three minute trot-Directum won in
three ssraiaht. Lsllah Wilkes second, Al
cRntRras third. Best time, 2:2l.
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Pitcher Baldwin Charged with Riot.

PITTsBuRa, Sept. MARK Baldwin. the
famous base ball pitcher. now play ing with
the Allegheny slub, has bssn arrested Oh a
warrant sworn out BY the Carnegie Steel
Company, charging him with aggravated
riot NJ Homsstead. July &. He 10 accused
Of furnishing rifles 10 tho strikers. His
father went his bail. large number Of
other arrests have bscn made.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-03
A London Bank Fails,

LONDON. Sept. 2.-The London and Gem
eral bank, founded in 1882. with a capital
of e5,OOO,O0O, failed to-day. j. Spencer
Batfour. member of parliament, is chair
man of the board of trustees. There was
no excitement.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-03
Accidentally Shot While Hunt,p~

RozEMAN. Sept. 2.-[special. while out
in the mountains Thursday, Victor Adams
accidentally shot Willie Seaman. the ball
entering his facs just below the eye,
breaking his nose. The wounded boy was
quickly b. ought to town and placed under
the doctors care. He is doing az we'll a.
could be expected. The ball has not been
removed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-03
Mrs. MaybrlCk Nav He Pnrdoned

LONDON, Sept. 2.--Bsroness Roques has
again presented petition to the home
office praying for the release of Mrs. May
brick. and is hopeful the prisoner will re-
gain her freedom before the end Of the year.
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World Bicycle Record Broken.

DECATUR, H., Sept. 2,-The worlds pro.
fessional bicycle record was broken here
by Jack Prince of Omaha. who rode .
quarter mile with flying start in 3OLt.
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BANK CLEARINGS.

A Decrease of ID 8 Per Cent Compared
with the Corresponding Week of 1891.
NEW YORK, Sept 2.-Ths following table,
compiled by Bradstrest's. shows tho banks
clesrinRs for the week ending Sept. l, with
percentage of increase or decrease com pared
NTH tha co1rAsnon dinu xaak Of L, NJ uaax.
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Sullivan on tho Way.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2.-The Sullivan special
arrived here at 7:10 this evening with all
we'll. Az the train passed through tho
town knots Of people at the street car cross-
ings shouted up at the car windows. All
save Sullivan and his guardians alighted
for supper at Cincinnati. He was served
in the car. The, journey was taken up
after an hours rest here.
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Beat q Record for Are,

OMAHA, Nsb.. Sept. 2-Online, the Ne
braska two-year- old pacing wonder, lowered
the worlds record for age to. day. He was
sent at tho Douglas County Fair grounds
half-D1ile track, TO beat Axtsll's mark OF
2:24. His time was PIT. Online is by
shndslsnd. dam Onward out of Evangline
BY Charter Chief. He il owned by &. W.
Curry.
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A Siege Against Hyppolite.

KINGSTON, Jamaica. Sept. "A strong
party OF Haytian exiles. headed by Gen.
Manlgst, Gen. Piquant and Gen. Legitime
are negotiating for the cha ter of small
steamer called the Willie Irving to carry
them either to Madassa or Inaeau, where
they expect to meet steamer fitted out for
siege against President Hyppolite.
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A Murderer shot by Il Mob.

LOUISVILLE KY. Sept. AT Elming gton,
Metoalf county, At two o'clock this morn
ing. a mob broke into the jail and sh OF to
death John Wilcoxson. a young negro, who
last murdered James Coffee, . young whito
farmer.
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Thu TerceHtHge OF De1ths DecrehsfnE.
BEL1N, Sept. 2.-No fresh cases of cholera
have developed here during the past twenty
four hours. The precautions against any
possible choleric outbreak. however, are not
relaxed. Compa risons of the Hamburg
death rate figures for different days show
that of those persons attacked with cholera
three days ago ono out of two died, while
now only one out of five dies.
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mittss and Gable formally took possession
Of tbs headquarters ia. day. The national
mitteo Of Illinois democrats shall be Rp-
pointed TO assist Gable BY their counsel. A
hQht in tho state IL to be made upon the
local i.sus Of the compulsory school Law.
The question Of endorsing fusisn with the
peoples party in the two Dakotas II still
unsettled.
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The T.atODlA Track

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2. The I.stonia track
was only fair Seven furlongs-Nihil won,
Jack star second, Miss Ballard second.
TiMs. l3lLa.
Seven aud half furlopgs-Ssnorita wos,
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A Colorado Ri0ne car Dnnd

DENVER Sept. 2.-Hon. VIM. Beck. OK
chief justice of The supreme cou,t OF Colo
rado, was found dead in bed to-day. He
was Is years of age and pioneer in the
state. Death was caused BY heart failure.
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Newland. Declined to Run on silver.

Nswlands Destined to Run on silver.
RENO, New, Sept. 2.-F. q. Newlands,
whs was nominated by the silver republi-
csns yesterday. declined to appear be-
fore the minority convention. az he had
bssn already nominated by the majority
convention. The silver men then nomi-
mated William Woodburn for congress.
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The rwent,eth Man Wa. Himself

WISE CouRT HOUSE. Va, Sept. 2.-Talton
Hall was hanged here at noon. His neck
was broken. No attempt was made by his
friends 10 release him. the jail and vicinity
being we'll guarded TO prevent sAyAhi-~ Il
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Competitive Cycle Mile in 2:19 2-5.

ComPotttiVe Cycle Mile In :19 2-5.
BIRMINGHAM, Conn.,, Sept. 2.-The Cres-
cent Cyclic club had tou rnament at Derby
driving park o-day. Zimmerman broke
the worlds competitive record held by
Taylor of 2:21 2-5 in the mile open handi-
cap making the mile in 2:19 2-5. The time
by quarters was :37, 1:101a. 1:4611s, 2:19 2-5.
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He Simply Overent Himself

New YORK. Sept 2.-Joseph Etuaniz. who
was reported ill. with symptoms OF cholera,
turns out 10 have overfed himself after
nearly starving in Russia. This made him
sick
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Conc to tho Peoples Party.
TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. 2.-7Jamss II. Lsoate,
republican leader of Kansas, has joined the
peoples party.
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LONDON, Sept. 2.-The sale of the estate
Of the late Charles Stewart Parnell realized
only e2O00. The dead leaders mother will
come to Ireland during the present month
for the purpose of making inquiry into the
settlement Of his affairs
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A. w.stsr. Dem ocrntio He.daunrter.,

CHICAGO. Sept. 2.-rhs western head
quarters Of tho national democrstic cam
pniRn committee will be in charge of Hon.
BEN I. Gable. national ommittssman from
Illinois. This has bsen settled BY the sonl-
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FRKsNo, CAL, Sept. 2,-Ths reward for the
arrest and conviction of tho murdersrs of
Louis b. McWhirter has now grown 10
S26, 900, the widow herself having added
$4,000 to-day.
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Another Record Broken.

BANGOR, Me-, Sept. AT the Eastern
Maine fair grounds to- day, Bunco Jr. paced
a mile in 2:13A. breaking the worlds record
for trotting and pacing on a half-mile
track.
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ponding week Of last year:

Total for the leading cities Of the Unites
States, Sept. l, was 296b, l5O, ,621: dec. 14.S pe
cont. compared with same week last year.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-01-21
PROVOKING TROUBLE.
Chul seems Determined to Brlng on Wa
with This Country, and Sho May Yet u

chm seems Determined to Brlng on War
with This Country, aud Sho May Yet tie
Accommodated
WAsuINGroN, Jan. 1s.-Secretary
Tracy last night made public the fol-
lowing dispatch he had received from
Commander Evans, of the United States
ship Yorktown, now at Valparaiso,
Chill, in regard TO the Balmacedist
refugees put aboard that vessel by
United States Minister Egan and the
Spanish minister
VALPARAISO. Chill, Jan. 6.-Secretary OF .he
navy, Washington; The American minister in
forms me that the Chilian minister Of foreign
affairs has changed his mind about refugees
now on the Yorktown and that they may be
taken out Of any merchant vessel touching at
Chilian port by local authority, Arrangements
had been made for all OF them to sail to-day,
but this change of base on the part Of the Chill
ian minister Of foreign affairs compels me 20
keep them which crowds me very mach Shall
l land them az Callao, Peru, or Molendo Peru.
No steamers from here 60 direct 10 neutral
territory.
This unexpected act NJ the Chuian minister Of
foreign affairs Is due, he states. IN part 20 my
saluting the Spanish minister when DC came on
board 90 deliver two refugees. j have requested
the American minister 20 say 90 The minister 81
foreign affairs that am responsible 20 my own
ters. and that consider his criticism offensive
and viii not accept IT, His action seems nm
worthy Of the representative Of % serious gov
erumcnt EVANS
The action of Senor Pereira, the
Chilian minister Of foreign affairs, in
deciding that the refugees might be
taken out Of any merchant vessel touch
ing at Chilian port by local authority
was great surprise 10 the officials ia
Washing on. Secretary Tracy said that
he would send reply to Commander
Evans this morning instructing him
what to do in the matter. There was
no ground for otfense for the Chiian
government il the action OF Command
er Evans salutiug the spanish minis
ter when the latter went on board 20
deliver the two refugees who had been
under his care The naval regulations
require commanders of vessels 20 ex-
tend the courtesy TO a visiting digni-
tarv.
The latest move of the Chilian gov
ernment a, voiced by its minister Of
foreign affairs in the present case Is
very unsatisfactory to such Of those Of
ficials in Washington as were willing
10 express themselves with respect TO
the matter Secretary Tracy evidently
regretted what ha I occurred and seemed
to think it an affront to the nation
A Norfolk (Va) dispatch SAYS that
over !. 600 men are now employed in
the navy yard there aud good progress
is being made with the work on the
Texas, Raleigh and the double turreted
monitor, Amphririto.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-01-21

NEW York. Jan. l6-R. G.. Dun x
Co s Weekly Review OF Trade says; Ii
was suggested two weeks ago that the
exports in December were likely 10 be
extraordinarily large. The preliminary
reports just issued indicate that the eN-
ports i'm that molth were probably the
largest ever known, for while no in
crease appears in cotton aud exports of
provisions, cattle and oil were slightly
less than year ago, gain of s20 l00,-
600. appears in breadstuffs, making the
ret increase in principal items Sl7 80
s54. or nearly 25 per cent, indicating
that the aggregate exports for the
month will probably exceed SIG, 600, 600
against about S9s. 600, 600 last year,
when the amount was greater than 1t
had even been in any month.
The depression at the south is not
relieved by the talk at the cotton con-
vention, and probably cannot be in
any way except by free sales of cotton
which is now held for higher prices.
The busine failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
seven DAYS number $50 as compared
with 4S5 last week (cight days.. For
the corresponding week of last year
the figures were All.