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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
CARLISLE IN NEW YORK.
Discussed tho Coalition Of tho Treasury
With Bankers.

Discussed tho Condition Of tho Treasury
With Bankers.
New York. Nov. 6.-Sscretary Carlisle
returned to Warrington this afternoon.
Last evening he had an informal confer.
enoe with Assistant Treasurer Jordan and
several prominent New York bankers. On
reliable authority IL is learned shat the
time was principally occupied in talking
over the present condition OF the United
States treasury.
Nothing OF consequence was said by
Carlisle a. 10 the future financial polioe OF
tho present administration, or what meas
urss Cleveland would recommend should
be adopted BY congress- 10 relieve the str ain
upon treasury. but 10 10 believed a plan vas
suggested, which. II carried OUT. will ro-
lieve the treasury from further trouble, Al
any rate. until congress eau do something.
The aueceSs Of the plan will require the CO.
ope alton Of ths leading banks in shls oity.
Ii vas suggested thst ne orders be issued
for the coinage Of any more silver dollars
in order 10 merely obtain the use of
ssigaiorags.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
Republicans Load the Populists.

OMAHA. Nov. 8.-Indications To- night are
that Harrison. republican. for supreme
Judge, will carry the state by from 1000 TO
g. 600 plurality over Helcomb. populist
Only about half tho state, 10 heard from.
Rotut ma show q heavy falling off in tho
vote, probably ton per cent republican. If
taen per cent democratic and i've per cent
popullst. Five per ceat OF the republicans
went 10 the populist candidate for supreme
Judge. and probably ten per cent OF the
democrats. ln spite OF this the populist
vote shows a decrease, and II Ia taken ~
good evidence that the party in Nebraska 10
on the leoline.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
A Leason to RBe Cen n ed.

WARRINGTON. Nov. S.-The Post, editori-
ally. will say Tomorrow: "If the results of
the great political landslide Of Tuesday
demonstrate one thing more than another.
II ID that when really great principles or
great economic interests arc involved In .
contest the merely partisan yoke hangs
loosely round tho public neck. In Nassa-
ohusstts, In Ohio. In Iowa. the tariff qses-
tion undoubtedly s1s1ted a powerful intlu-
enoe In maintaining aud increasing rspub-
lican majoritiss. The great republican
victory In New Ysrk. however. furnishes
the most impressive lesson of tho day. Ii
IL = lesson. II wisely oonned. the demoo-
Tasy OF Ahs Empire state may profit by"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
Almost UnAnina Q uS.

COLUMBUS. O.. Nov 8.-The latest esti-
mates on the state at republican head
quarters indicate that Mckinley carried
the state BY between 10000 and $4,000
plurality, the largest in the history of the
state since 1868. when Brough had over
l00,O 900 over VallandiRham. then an exile
in Canada. Chilioothe. the home of Neal,
AoKinley's opponent. won't republican for
the frat time.
Tslegr Of oonRratulation are pouring
in on Mckinley from all parts of the ooun-
try. wishing him equal success in 1896
Republican papers ate ont with his name
for tho next president. The legislature
will be republican by about two-thirds in
both houses. Al democratic state head
quarters the resalt is conceded.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
Mixed in Utah.

SALT LAKE. Utah. Nov. 8.-LaEas repub
loan gains. On An average this city eleotl
two liberals 10 one democrat In the legisla.
tive council. Tho democrats will rrobabl,
have Ave In that body. the republicans i've
Tho liberals elect six members of the lowe,
house in this city. Indications are tha
the other eighteen will be pretty evenly
divided between the republicans and dem
oorats.
In this city coalition Of republicans and
democrats elect the municipal ticket, ex-
cept treasurer aud ten of the council. The
liberals elect tive.
Ogden was carried BY The republicans ON
both municipal and legislative ticket.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09

CHICAGO. Nov. s.-The Wsstsra Passsn-
Rer association lines have agreed on rate
Of $65. 80 from 81. Paul aud Missouri river
points 10 Oalifo. MIA tourist points aud re-
turn. Tho tickets will have a fifteen day
transit limit aud hnal return limit Of April
30. The Same rate will prevail from Du-
luth and Ashland TO Portland and Spok ans.
General Passenger Agent Louax, of the
Union Pacific. has notified tho transoon-
tinental lines that on Nov. 10 the Union
Pacino will restore rates TO the basis exist.
inR before the Wssld's fair.
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Like It Used to He.

BosToN. Nov. a-As result of the slsa-
tion In Massachusetts for the hrst time In
years The state will have . rspublican gov
esnoS. % his plurality IL 10000. The rest
OF the ticket IL slectsd with him aud ths
lsaislature 10 solidly 1sp1blisan In both
houses. Tho pSohibitionist vote did not
differ from last years. but the populists
managed 10 add q little 10 theirs. The
labor vote was insieHinoant.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
PRESS OPINION,

What Some Of tho Leading Papers Think
of 1t.
New YORK. Nov. Sin regard TO yestsr.
days elections the Evening World dem
says: In Brooklyn. ~ In the state. the re-
suit has not been dsnoor alto defeat and
republican victory. Now York is still DEM
oevatis. Brooklyn 10 still democratic. In
the state and our sister city the victory was
won BY honest and sincere democrats over
those who injured The party by objection
able methods and bad nominations. Tho
democratic party will be all ths stronger in
the future for The publication II has re-
osivsd."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
In Other States.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 8.-Pennsylvania
elected republican supreme court justice
by probably $4,000.
DENVER. Nov. B.-The state is almost en-
tirely republican IN the oonnty elections.
Equal suffrage carries.
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 8.-Returns received
late to-day from tho state indicate falling
off In the democratic vote throughoat.
ST. PAUL. Nov. 8.-Complete figures. or
anything approaching complete returns. are
undesirable yet from South Dakota, but
enough 10 known to assure republican VIC
tory all along tho line.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
Preliminary Presidential SktrMish.

CLEVELAND. O.. Nov. a.-Ths Platndealsr
(dsm.) says: "By y majority certainly
largo enough for all practical purposes No
k,nlsy suossods himself ~ governor of
Ohio. To those closely in touch with events
In the Ohio cam pa,gn this 10 not surprise.
While the vote given Mckinley by NO means
indicates either personal or party strength
In more stirring times 10 come. II is patent
preliminary prssidentisI skir~ish. The
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09

VANCOUVER. Wash. Nov. s.-A dstaoh-
msnt OF troops Of shs Fourth cavalry left
here to-day for the Bitter Root mountains.
Montana. TO search for Gen. OaIlin's son
and a party OF hve. who leit spokane on
hunting expedition six weeks ago aud are
two weeks overdue. 1t 10 supposed that
ths party 10 snowbound Al the Head OF ths
Clearwater.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
Gary Has . Isig Majority.

CHICAGO. Nov. s.-Rsturns indicate the
election Of tho entire republican judicial
ticket, with tho possible exception Of Kraft,
who was supposed TO have some anarchist
lsanings. Judge Gary. on whom Gov. Alt
geld made his fight. is elected by 5000 or
more, and leads tho rest OF the siokst by
1000 10 l. 900. chiefly by the aid Of dsmo-
cratic votes. Tho board OF county com.
missioNers will bs mixed.
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that tho republicans did not support chs
pspulists. Returns indicate that the demo.
esAts oarsisd twenty -th'ss. senatorial dis
sriots. the populists ono. and ono district IL
SILL In doubt The democrats have fifteen
mem bsss of the senate who hold over. or
members elected 10 the house, the demo-
Gratis probably have ninety out OF 100 eise.
ted. Indioatiens are that the democratic
majority in the state will reach $4,000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
Demoora.io Uoaxre..n.n El.ot,d.

O0m0OSatIc O0nRFossnNn Elected.
DETROIT. Nov. 6.-Compl yeturns from
yssserday's election show ths entire reDub-
loan municipal ticket successful The
democrats made . gain Of three in the
board OF aldermen. bat tho republicans
will still have large majority. Levitt
Griffin. democrat. Was elected to hll ths
yhsnney caused BY the death Of Congress
msn Chipmsn. BY . plurality Of ZOO.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
sap Francisco RaoeA,

San Francisco. Nov. s.-six furlonRs-
Gsscon. TiGress, Romair. l:lb1l; four and
half fuFlonGs--Prsmium hlly. Thoi mill.
Bordeaux. :bS; nils-St. Croix. Revolver,
Sir Walter. las; ak furionRs- slization.
RiskArdo. Monowai. l:l6; six furlongs-
Georgetown. Zampost FL Rino, l;l6jA.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
Great Falls Notes,

Special to The Independent
GREAT FALLS, Nov. SO. @. Carpenter.
ON trial in the police oonrt during the past
two days on the charge of setting fro to
the Cascade hotel. was held to the district
court to-day by Judge Hawking, on ths
charge of arson. The evidence il strong
against him.
]. H. Prosssr fled . suit in The district
court TO- day against the Montana Central
railway. claiming 5000 damages for 10
juries received while working A. u brake
man In the yards at Nsihart. and which
were caused BY = defective brake rod.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
KEEP INDICTING HIM.

Moro Charges for the FlatheAd Sheriff to
Answer.
Special to The Independent.
KAL1sPELL, Nov. 8.-Ths grand jury re-
ported several moro indictments to-day
against county officials. Two more were
found against Sheriff Gsnaner. making six
altogether. One of to-day's indictments
charges him with perjury. in swearing to
the correctness Of an aceount for convey
ing three prisoners TO Deer Lodge. The
Indictment alleges that the sheriff swore TO
three trips when only one was made. Tha
other charges embszzlement. Three were
reported against County Assessor Graves,
two charge embezzlsmsnt and one miseon-
duet in office. Two indictments were re-
turned against Clerk of District Court H.
G. Sweeney. charging embezzlsment.
Bail was fixed by Judge Dubose at 81, 500
for each indictment. except in the oase Of
the sheriff, who 10 already under $1,000
bonds. Bench warrants were served and
bonds prom pity given. The cases will not
be tried until January.
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plan TO that effsot was long and mapped
out. and circumstances conspired 10 render
II apparently successfui."
Not Duo to Republican Gains,

NEw YoRK. Nov. 8.--Ths Evening Sun
(dem.) says: The defeat Of the demo.
cratic party throughout the country must
be assumed 10 bs due TO democratic defeo-
tions rather thhn 10 republican gains. Ihs
whole election turned upon national H.
sues. Yet tho psopis voted heretofore to
reform an Unconstitutional tariff in the in
ttrssts OF those who wished to reform It ia
the direction of tariff for revenue only"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
Two Thing. Mad. Certain.

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. s.-Two things are
certain: One that the democrats did not
poll their usual strength. and the ether
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
The Democrats Staid AT Homo and
Lot the Election Go by
Default.
And as a Natural Result tho Re.
publicans Nasily Carried
the Day.
Early Returns Are CsrrOborstsd by Those
Coming Later-Fieures speak
For Themselves

DEs MorNzs. Iowa, Nov. 8.-Frank D.
Jackson. republican. for governor. 10 elected
By about $4,000 plurality. OF 6,OOO NOR.
than Harrison got for president in 1899
Only about ons-third Of ths precincts ar.
heard from. but they are widely distributed
and show steady average. % that. there 1.
no doubt Of tho result. The rest Of tho re-
publican ticket 10 elected by large plural.
titles.
Six hundred precincts give Jackson rs. 299.
boies 81. 4O8. q republican gain Of IA, 893
Chairman Fuller, of the democratic com.
mittee. ooncsdss Jsekson's election by 70.
OOO. Ho lays the result TO the calamity ory
OF the republican party. claiming the hard
Nnss were attributable TO the dem ooratio
administration. and the laboHinR men, mer-
for a change.
Returns continue pleasing 10 the rspub.
lioans, confusing to the populists AID de-
spondsnt TO the democrats. Tho surpris-
Ing thing In tho election 10 The smalIness Of
the prohibition and populist vote of the
state. The epfohibitloaists only claim It, 600.
Gen. Weaver estimates tho populist vote at
from 81. 900 TO 1000 when all returns are
in. Other populists put it st $4,000.
The republicans elected sevsnty-si six NOM
bers in the lower house and the democrats
twenty-four. giving the republicans the
largest majority In more than dozen years
in that body. In the upper house Of the
state Legislature the vote will stand repub-
lican about two to one. or thirty three 10
seventeen, but these figures may bs
changed.
WATERLOO, Ia. Nov. 8.-Gov. Boies takes
his defeat philosop phioslly. On account Of
his illness he was not apprised Of tho result
until morning. The gove. nor manifested
no surpriss and said personally he had no
feeling of regret, though for his party hs
had hoped for different result.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
Magnificent Denoorstio vic.o.v

ST. PAUL, Nov. 8.-Ysstsrday's elections
In Saltwater, Ainn., was . vsritabls land
slide. the democrats having elected every
democrat on the ticket.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09

EEw YORK, Nov. 8.-Ths election In this
state is clean sweep for the republicans
and every hour adds to the thoroushnsss of
democratic dsfeat Bartlett IL elected to
court of appeals over Maynard by probably
over 65. 0O0 and the rest Of the republican =
state ticket wins by 10000. Tho state SEN
ate. now demoor attic. will have republican
majority of six. the assembly of seven.
In the constitution convention there will be
105 republicans and seventy democrats.
Tammany carried New York City by
GO. 600, except as to Maynard. who ran 80, 600
behind his ticket.
Latest returns from all parts OF the sta to
show that the republican victory is fully as
cat as the mess enthusiastic of tho party g
leaders claimed. Bartlstt's majority for
judge of the court Of appeals over Maynard
ma jority for secretary of state Is 35, 900.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09
District Court NJ Deer Ledge.
Special to The Independent.

Special to The IndeDendentr
DEER LODGE. Nov 8.-District court CON
veaed Monday and the first criminal case
WAS disposed Of to-day. The state of Mon
tana ". Charley Sam. . Chinanan, who
was brought here from Anaconda for chop
ping with . hatchet q man named Ivanso-
witch. The jury brouahs in verdict
charging Charley Sam with assault with q
deadly weapon and left the punishmsnt to
be fixed BY the court.
Tho new county oom missioners took their
seats to-day. The board is composed of
John Fitztpriek chairman. N. p. Evans,
and L. A. King. who was appointed BY
Judge Brantly, vice Mr.. Hoffman. now re-
siding In Granite county. which was created
By tho last Legislature.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09

The DR.. Jaeger Sanitary
goods is still popular. Ply
sclans recommend it, and
has proven to be all that is
asked TOR it. We have also
other goods. so styles to
select from.
GB Elevator TO five floors.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-09

The Suits we display this
Fall are by far the best styles
we have ever shown you.
The prices are low. $500,
$3.50, $4,000 end $500
are our leaders, and they
will lead you to buy one or
more when you see them.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-03-02
a sunny Nature.

LOVELY WOMAN BEST AND GREATEST CHARM
WHAT A BRIGHT AND ATTRACTIVE WOMAN
HAS TO SAY TO HER SISTERS. HOW A HAP
Ply AND JOYOUS NATURE CAN BE ACQUIR-
ED.
Women make the sunshine of life.
Did you ever watch the flowers turn with
irresistible persistence toward the sunlight
So does the bright, joyous, sunny nature Of
woman irresls+ibly attract all by her light
hearted. merry, and bouyant spirits.
Such nature makes glad the heart; it
makes happy the time.
For a man, all the anxiety of business, the
weight of care, the gloom and depression of
spirits are dispersed as clouds by the sun be-
fore the bright smile of a joyous happy wife.
And it follows no less surely that cross
woman, one never pleased, always fault
finding, discontinued and unhappy, will re-
pei all who approach her. and make those
who should love her shrink from her society.
Now, the first requisite of good nature is
good health. No one out of health can have
bounding spirits and feel particularly good
natured.
If woman feels nervous, weak, tired,
languid, lifeless and miserable, experiences
a faintness, sense of fllness after eating, has
irregular appetite, constipated bowels, fire.
luent headaches, wakeful Or disturbed and
undressing sleep, weak back, hackache,
dragging down pains, Irregularities, female
weakness, any OF all of these, it is imposs-
bile tur her to be light-hearted and happy
And in the spring these feelings are very
prevalent because of the torpid condition of
the system after the winter. She must he
cured first, and with returning health, her
old-time spirits will come back
II women will follow closely the advice
and example of our bright and attractive
H., they can easily attain both health and
good spirits
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-03-02
Transfers in Real Estate.

ME following transfers IL rral estate
were recorded in Waldo Goanty Registry Of
chHs n Black, Belfast, W Martha II
Welch, DO. Edward Clark, Wntrport t.
Jalne> y. Carleton, do. Sarah Clark estate
Frankfort, I" Edward ( LArrabe't, ~. f.
A. piekey n al. NorthIaa ~ John n.
Stewart, Belfast. Justin u. Grant, Pros
pect to Charles II. Lindsey, ,ip, Avtstsl
NJ. Hatch and others, MurriI, XIV y. Il
Cross, do. $. W. Jones and Wife. Boston,
to Kate 7. tio"dimg and another Brooks
Ellen +. Libby. Unity, g Albert N MrMa-
nus, 40. Frederick G. renlIcrpn, Belfast,
to Mabel W. Conant, Camden. II. Il. Rice,
Unity, to Ellen f. Libby, d.. John n.
Stewart. Belfast, to Frank II. Mayo II al