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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27
THE LEHIGH STRIKE,

Reports Do Not Agree as to tho Actual
Status.
PHlLApEINIIA. Nov. 26.-heports from
along the Lshigh road to-day show the sit
uatiop practically unchanged. The COM
pany IL running good many trains st ir-
regular intervals and strikers are making
inrosds among new employees. Both sides
profess TO be equally confident Of the re-
suit.
wreck occurred ~ Perth Amboy between
two frsiRhts by which Engineer Mallory.
who Was taking . strikers place, lost Ais
life.
BUFFALO. Nov. 26.-At midnight ths Ls-
high Valley officials notified all conne citing
lines NJ this point that they wsuld accept
road. the strike being thing OF the past.
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Those Of Spain and Portugal Are
Also In Very Unset
tied State.
Small Progress Made by Oarnot In
the Way OF Reorgan-
izlnG His.
The sssviaa Klag Refuses T. Lat His
Rssigs-Crispi Explains His
FInanClAI Methods.

NADAID. Nov. 16.-Ths negative result ol
ths conference n Asllila between Gen.
Asrsiss and Aulsy AsaaE, the sultan,
brother. nearly led TO sabtast crisis. Al
the meeting Of the cabinet yesterday even.
Ing Minister Of Finsnos Ganszo declared
that II The ministeY OF war naintsinsd that
IL IL impossible TO innsdiatsly sonnsnos
assivs operations against the koors II was
evident aEths minissry ought to re-
sign. Premier ssgarta opposed the ilss Of
tho ministers rssianine, and concluded BY
asking for time 10 thoroughly consider tho
matter under discussion. Before the meet
ing Of the cabinet. Minister Of Wa, Domin-
queE Informed Some personal friends that
ne was dssstnined to resign sales given
chisf command at Aellila. while retaining
tho portfolio Of war during abssncs from
Spain. II IL announced. however. thst
Premier Ssaarts succeeded In svsrtins The
crisis by iAdusina Gen. Dominqusz to
Withdraw the demand In favs1 Of Gen.
Martinez Oanpos. Who was recently ap-
pointed 10 the supreme command Of the
Spanish forces operating against the Noors.
Gen. Martinez Campos declared that he
proposes to start for Mellila TO- MORROW.
He believes the campaign will be short and
deci sive.
PARIS. Nov. 96-It WAS semi off sialiy an
nounssd to-day that Casinis PeSisE. prssi-
dent of the ehanber Of deputies, had
irrsvosably decided not 10 form cabinet.
Dupuy also declined TO undertake the
formation Of . new cabinet. Late this
evening II Was reported that President Car
not Lad summoned Bourgeois, formerly
minister Of Justice, to consult % to the
form alton Of new cabinet. The socialist
workmsa had punch party this afternoon
In honor Of ths socialist deputies who were
instrumental Ia bringing about the resiRna-
tion Of the cabinet. N. Jaurss, after af-
hrming that the socialists we're moved By 4
spirit Of patriotism. declared the fsl
Of the ministry the first victory for the so
oialistio parliamentary group, and that il
was An omen Of suoosss for future under
takings.
LISBON. Nov. 2e.-1t IL reported that u,
cabinet will bo reformed and the minister .
hnanss and few othsrs Will resign.
BELoRADE Nov. 26.-Ths king refuses /,
accept the resignation OF his cabinet.
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oAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 27. 1893.

y786, 3bl 800. and June 10. 1893. to 8746. $685.
GhN. There WIS left Of the reserve or gen.
oral fund B1s7.Ol2. TAO in 1892 and $1GS. l67.-
33l In 1893. TIE actual available working
balance was $1G5. .94E, 1856 and 1856. 19E. COG
on on, ne two datss rssDse.ively; by sept; s 10
owing 10 the deficiency In revenue.
In seven months. beginning December
last. upwards Of 1881 O0O, COO were drawn out
OF the treasury Ia the redemption Of notos
and tbs gold reserve was reducad daring
tho same period by $29. 600. During the
and = deficiency of $13.00O.OU in rsvenue
the treasury lost $l5. 600. coo OF gold. but
the reserve foil of only 82000.0o0.
The amount Of gold transferred during
the fiscal year was ths lsr0sst ever taken
on. OF she country or bEoogh. into i sod IN n
and $lO2 0O0,000 Of II was drawn out OF the
treasury BY the pfssentntioa Of legal tender
notas. With the exception of ~ ineTaAas
OF 81, 100000 In this amount OF treasury
notes issued In tho purchnse of silver bull
hon, and a decrease Of $780, 600 900 in the
currency certificates, there has bess. the
report says. no important change In the
publia debt.
Aocordin 10 . revised estimate, tho total
stock Of money Of all kinds In the country
~ JIns an 30 was e2,32s.b .b47.977. or nearly $6L-
1S~~ Aoss y0@ss cVA"nSsAoA
took place notwithstanding the addition OF
x45, 5OO. 600 to tho stock OF silver aud an in
crease OF $1,000, 900 in outstanding bank
notes. and Was caused BY exports OF gold.
In July. however, there began . he:yy re-
turn movement of she metal, supported by =
rapid expansion Of bank note circulation.
BY the end of Septcmbe the stock of gold
was restored to what ii was whom exports
began. The total increase in the effective
stock OF money In thrse months was less
than x96. 100000. bringing IL up 10 a figure
much above this highest ever 1osohsd be-
fore. Tbs Treasurer remarks that this sud
den contraction and expansion within the
space OF eleven months affords q striking
illustration OF the degree of fexibilty pos
Besasd BY our currency.
Revised figures for tho amount Of money
in circulation. that 10. outside Of the treas.
ury. June 30. place it at 1886. S46, 1923, or
about &6. OOO, 600 less than the year before.
During the four months ended with Ocso-
Der there was an increase Of 9125, ,OOO, 600. a
record altogether without parallel in the
history Of the country. The redemption Of
United States paper currency has been un-
usually heavy. Amounting to &377, ,OOO, 600 in
the hftesn months ended with October
During the past two fiscal years there
have been rscoinsd nearly Afth part Of
the whole estimated stock of subsidialy
silver. an improvement. tho report says,
that IL expected to increase the popularity
and usefulness Of this part Of ths currency.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27
ABDUCTED A PRINOEsA
Miserable Conduct of the Captain Of .
Ooean Vessel.

Miserable Conduct of the Captain Of IN
Ooesn Vessel.
NEW WESTMINSTER B. G., Nov. 06-
P. inosss Loaise. Of Tahiti left yesterday
en- route 10 San Francisco and homo. Ovsz
two years ago Princess Louise, who 10 4
niece of the reiRnina king Of Tahiti and
granddaughter of Pemars II. took passage
on ship Ut Papio. capital of Tahiti, fol
the island Of Malta TO visit her friends.
The captain of tho vessel became snamorsd
Of the girl, then only 10 years old and quite
abrasive, and carried hez to PORT Town
send. whore she escaped from the vessel
and dYifted TO Whatcou. She told her tale
to Police Sergeant Karty. who connuni-
GATED with the consul general at Tahiti, the
result beiEs that all her statements of royal
ancestry were proved and the king sent the
money to . large shipping htm in San
Francisco 10 pay her passage back and
plenty to meet hsR wants.
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CIVILIZING POOR LO.
Hew ths Hsathsn Names Get MIxs4 Up
With Chsistisn PysnAes.

Hew ths Hsathsn Names Get MlxsA Up
With CAsistisn PysfHes.
Al one Of the advanoina steps IL sivlllz'
Ing shs IRdias. Capt. I. ". Cock. aasnt q
the Blaekfsst agency, has deoresd that oil
marriages snsna InAians under his charge
must be solsmniEsd by some one having
more respected than their nasivs manner.
and in the matter Of taking up their lands
In ssvsraIty record Of proper marriage
would avoid any satangismsnts that might
otherwise rssult. says tbs River Prsss.
Rev. Nation. ths teacher In the Indian
schools on Wiilsw Creek. has bssn doing
the bulk Of this tying Up in tho cast iron
red and rash lovers aTs = sarious com vouna
Of Indian datteSy With . civilized fronts.
piece.
When the children Of the Indians nrst
begin TO attend sshsol the teacher sticks on
Christian nane and tho Same il there to
sssy. Thus child Of Chief Little Plume,
ON first Rsing 10 school. has Jimmy"
stuck in frsnt by the teacher and il Jimmy
Little Plume for life. How long this will
% endured time alone can tell, but in She
future . part Of the family name may ba
dropped: just - succeeding generatisns Of
| the old German families Of schlottsrbauah
or dsissenhainsr chopped Of v0wels and
sonsoaants sntil HlottsE and dsiss 70.
nainsd 10 b carried down TO pests1ity.
Among these recent victims Of matrimony
II son Of Little Dog the latter = native
chief. also ohisf Of the Indian police. Upon
! the son was bestowed the very oonmon
name Of sam, and Sammy Little Dog was
| recently coupled ap in marriage with
Jennie Kills-aeross- ths-Way." When
Jsnnis's children rise TO manhood
and blushinG maidsnheod. they
nay BE- thankful that Jsanis concluded 80
change her name 10 Mrs Little Dog, while
suosssding generations may kill off ths
Dog. and historians two centuries hence
trace back. with profound logic. tbs family
name Of Little" to have it, fountain hsad
In the English cher, Joha Little. Of ths
days Of Robin Hood.
The dsughtsr OF old Chief Tearing Lodge
Was anothsr Of those who slipped her head
into tho matrimonial Moose. Louisa Tear
ing Lodge isn't 10 pretty . sams - aons
people sport. but she has married M.
First One, and lot Of little First Ones"
will have that family nams TO wear. A
for the male members Of she Tearing
Lodge" family. future generation may tear
OF she first portion. aad the Sam Lodge OF
James OF 100 years hence have - rsspeeta-
bio Aame % any body.
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CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING.
Eighteen Accused Persons ON the An xisu
Seat at Portland

Eighteen Accused Persons the Anxisss
Scat at Portland
PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. 26.-Ths trial of
eighteen persons charged with smuggling
opium and Chinese into the United States
from Brittsh Columbia will begin in The
United States district sosrt Monday.
Each dsfsndsnt has from one to ten IN
dictmsnts against him. II is alleged that
the operations of ths ring extend over two
years and the value OF opium smugglsd
into the country 10 ssid 10 reach hundreds
of thousands Of dollars. II Is claimed by
the government that ths evidence against
the defendants 10 conclusive.
Many of the defendants are prominent,
among them being Ex-Collestor Of The
Port James Losan and An sx-spssial agent
Of the treasury. q ]. Aulksy. The case of
Nathan Blum will come MP htst. and among
the many Iumors is one that he has
made = full confession exposing all the
operations Of the ring. The greatest inter-
est has been aroused.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.

LISBON, Nov. 26.-It 10 stated that the
govern nsns IL about 10 dissolve The costsa
binding il inpsssibls to continue business
with Ahs present msmbership
R1oHMoNn Va. Nov. 26.-Col. Raleigh
Celston dtss here yesterday In his 72d
year. His pstsSual @ andmothsH was sis
ter of Chief Justies Marshall.
Cars Town, Nov. "a special dispatch
says Premier Rhodes loft Palapys for bulu-
wayo, In order TO have an inssrvisw with
King Lo BenRula. OommtssionsR Loch
says no news has reached him sonARnins
Aha reported capture Of KlHa Lo Bspguls,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27

To-N1GHT the grand opera
season opens at the Metropolitan
Opera House, New York City.
The boxes will be in one glare
Of light and beauty, as society
will be out in full force. 1t is
two years since grand opera was
heard in this famous auditorium,
the Opera House having been
burned down early last year and
lust before the season was to
have opened.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27
THE FIGHT ON ROBY.
Gsv. Matthews stiil Determined to Pre-
vent More Scraps.

Gsv. Matthews still Determined to Pre-
vent More Scraps.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 26.-Attornsy General
Smith has given Al opinion ON The Roby
question. holding that Secretary of State
Meyers office. a. pertaining to inco rpora-
tions Ia purely ministerial, and that hs has
NO authority TO refuse to Incorporate ths
Roby Athletic club. Gov. Matthews said
10 n ighs AhAt his position in the Roby mat.
ter was unchanged by the opinion of At
10 nsy General Smith.
Il still hold" said 10. ''that Secretary
of state Meyer 10 mot compelled 10 Issue
to ths elub articles Of ineor rporatioa, aad
he will mot do S." The next club AQht
has been psstponed TO Dec. 4, and any a.
tenpt 10 pail 1t of will be frustrated by
GOO men IN blue.
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Loo Ii Failing,

NKw York. Nov. ga Times special ca
BILE dispatch from London says there have
been numerous false alarms frsn ths vati-
can during tho last few years. but this
time preparations arc being seriously made
for the election of nov poDs. While still
able to act about and take part spsHingly in
public functions. Leo XIII has visibly
fallen into q stage Of senile decay which his
physicians do NOT believe can last till
March. His hold On life % best 10 matte.
Of mVRthA
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Finances Of the Fair.

CHICAGO. Nov. 26.-Ths report Of Audi
tor Alderman. OF the WORLDS Colum bian
exuositios. was officially seat 10 the board
Of diYestoEs to-day. II shows that each day
OF The lair the net receipts averaged $67, =
O96. Fetal receipts from all sources, 32a,-
15l. .l6S; fetal expenditures. t25, b4O. 537;
balance. S26l0. 63l. From thts a,e dsdasssd
obligations In sight 10 the amonnt Of
t748, l47. leaving the net assets a 81, ,s62,-
IHN
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27
Gevsro storm Out West,

ASTORIA. Ore. Nov. 26.-The storm last
night was enc of the worst ever expsr
fenced in this vioinity. Tho wind blew
forty TO hfty miles An hour. A na.bs, Of
dikes were dsstroyed BY the fogce of the
wind ana the COVE nmsnt jssty At the
mouth of the Csl1oba river damaged con
sidsrably. About 600 fest of piling. on
whish railroad track to she jstty was oon-
struotsd, was carried away. The rock
believed it Wall Withstand all the force Of
the waves,
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TRHAsURER MoRGAN'S REPoKE.

Operations OF the Federal Treasury fer
tho Last Year.
WARRINGTON. Nov. M-unitsd States
Treasurer AssRaa submitted 10 Secretary
Carlisle his annual report on the operations
and soadisisns Of the treasury. II shows
that ths net ordinary revenues for the fiscal
year 1893 vsrs $3sA $40 62a. A. increase OF
$50 Ssl. ~ ever shs previous year. The net
ordinary expenditures were 1Ssa. 4+7. h54. an
increase OF gus. asa, ,623. There was . de-
crease OF "a, 772. ITO In the surplus revenues,
reducing them 123%i,6H. Iaciuding pub
Ito debts the total receipts were $7sa,s7l.-
aA and shs total expenditures $77a COZ. .a9s.
Publto funds amounted, JsAs SO. 1892. 10
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-27

A Winter Overcoat or Suit
you want this week?
Then as a matter of self
satisfaction, as well as econ
Omy, examine the fine tailor
made garments we put ON
the $15, $18 and $40 tables.
They cover al! there is ins
fashion, shape, etc. Fit, too,
like glove.
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Twelve Tn ousand Perishe ed. .

LONDON. Nov. ga dispatsh 10 the
Times from Tshsran says 12.00O persons
psrishsd in the earthquake At Kuehan.
Ten thousand bodies have already bssn
recovered and 1900 are still In the ruins.
Fifty thousand cattle were destroyed. Tho
shocks still continue.
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Threw Himself Uadsv =. Ess,n..

ST. PAUL, Nov. B.-Albsst Wolf. uasil
recently editor Of The So. Louis Daily Volks
ZsitunR. and = prominent German demo-
o.sA threw hinsslf in front Of An engine at
body was 90 badly manalsd that IL vas
some time before II was identified. De-
spondsncy over failure 10 secure . govern
nsns appsinansst 10 given % the probable
cause
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Is 1t

Fall underwear and hosiery.
neckwear, overshirts, blan-
kets, quilts, shoes? Or tfyou
want to travel a trunk,
club bag, everything of the
best and newest and best to
be seen at our store. Per-
haps you want pair of
extra trousers to fill out a last
winter suit. Come and see
us. 4
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Is It

A suit for the boy or an over
coat, a REFER or shirt waist,
or suit of underwear Every
thing that is new, hand
some, fashionable, marvels
of merit that are unmatch-
able elsewhere
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s
~ ii a-m ns

The correct style in hats
both tor men and boys? To
buy your hats OF us is of it.
self absolute certainty OF
wearing what's right. If
you want a winter cap for
yourself Or boy we have the
correct thing IN cloth, chin
chilla, fur, etc.
Highest in quality, lowest in
prices, comparison proves.
The largest establishment in
the northwest. Elevator to five
floors.
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It's not a torgetable fact that
we crowd more quality and
value into our prices than
any other store in the col1n-
try.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-11-11
Evading the Rules.

An Irishman, driving his donkey and
cart through certain town, came to a
tollgate. Pat, being somewhat short of
cash, attempted to 'rush" his moke through
without payment; but, owing to the vigi-
lance of the gate-keeper, could not succeed.
"Read the rules" said the gate-keeper
"there they are"
"For every horse, mule, donkey or other
beast Of burden drawing two-wheeled
vehicle, the driver of such shall pay the
sum of s cents"
Sure, and that's beautiful rule, it is
entirely, but it's meself that thinks I'll not
pay ye the 8 cents
So, turning the donkey and cart round,
Patrick retraced his steps. Suddenly a
bright idea struck him and chuckling to
himself he embarrassed the donkey, put
the harness on himself and coaxed the
donkey in the cart, carefully fastened the
reins in the dopkey's mouth and again ap-
preached the toll-bar and attempted to pass
through.
"Hold," said the gate-keeper, "tip up
the toll money"
can right, me good man" said Pat with
a grin, "spake to the driver"
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poetrp.
SAM.

Brolcne PeTriman in Yankee Blade.
Seemed like about the toughest toughest job ever
Was payin' for license to git married" said my
"Atter that hit weren't so tryin for I'd call upon
Elviry
When my calculations stumbled, and the road OF
life got miry;
So hit weren't so very long before we had five hun
dred dollar
Lord, weren't I proud Says to her. "a thousands
sure TO foller.'
'The thousand came. Says l. BY jing! for fear we
git in trouble,
Wen rustic md we'll tussle tel our bank account is
And so we buckled to agin from airly morn tel
Until we had it salted down where intruss was all
right
But then Elviry she got skeered, and low'd we
hadn't enuff
To live and raise the children up, said she will
still be tough.
Down to it then we got onet more, and slayed and
pinehed and saved,
But seemed to me the e'more We made, the more we
allus crayed,
extra dime.
We never could say yes though workin' harder all
the time
Then Elviry, she grew feeble with the rheumatic
and ager,
While was laid up half the time with phthisic and
lumbager.
"And so the children they took holt and things
went wus and wus;
They spent our money right and left nor never
cared a euss;
Our workin' and our scrimpin' and our savin' here
and there
All went for dressin', fuss and fun, and no one
seemed to care,
Cept Sam, our youngest son. but he soon racked of
to the city,
The rest have scattered here and yon, with no one
left to pity.
"And now we're old and feeble it seems right hard
to me-
That the poorhouse onlys left us; but Elviry says
says she:
'Ef we had thought of Others more and less OF
savin' gold,
And rarned our boys to love u.s. as we both got
old
We would not be left helpless here with no one
round to care;
And guess Elviry's hit it bout ez clost ez truth
will bear.
whats me and her a goin' to do? Praps you're
the one can tell
What you young bucks think you don't know these
days hain't much. Oh, well
Hit amt no you should laugh, kase two old
folks is down
Hey-how-youre Sam? Well, well; swan! So
you've got rich in town.
Come to take keer of us? Lord, how Elyiryll cry
for joy!
WAL Sam, 'twixt us, I alius thought I'd raised up
one good boy"
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Devonshire Cream.

Persons on their return from their travels
abroad express surprise that they can never
get at home such delicious cream as they
have in England. 1t is known as Devon
shire cream, and not many people, in this
country especially, know what it is, but
suppose it to be the particularly rich cream
of the county in question, whereas every
American housekeeper may have Devon
shire cream on her own table if she will
take the trouble to prepare it. Rich new
milk is put in very shallow vessel with
an extended surface, and is then set on the
range, where the milk will be warmed, but
on no account must it boil or even scald.
The heat will cause all the cream to rise to
the surface in very short time, and the
pan is then taken off and placed in the
ice box or in cool place. When thor
oughly chilled the cream may be taken
off and will be nearly of the con-
sistency of newly made butter This is
put in jars, and at breakfast is helped with
a spoon and is delicious with oatmeal, jams,
berries-everything in fact that ordinary
cream is used for, its merits being that not
only does one obtain the richest cream, but
it will keep for two or three days without
becoming sour. Why this English dainty
is not used in this country to the same
extent as in England is to be wondered at
but our dairy folk seem to know nothing
about it.
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Pearls of Thought.

Peacemakers never need to be out of
employment.
Ii is better to succeed in small things
than to fail in great ones.
You can't warm other people while your
own heart is freezing.
If you can't be rich you can become
better off by being contented.
The man who goes to school to his mis-
takes has good teacher.
Unkind words would kill as dead as
bullets if they had the power.
The man will always be remembered who
forgets himself for others.
There are people who have all kinds of
sense, except common sense.
The man who truly serves his generation
will not need any monument
The man who has nothing worth fight
ing for never gains many victories.
A man who is unfaithful in small things
is not TO be trusted in great ones.
Some men are honest because they have
never had chance to steal anything.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-11-11
Turkish Superstition.

There is no land on earth where more
prevail than this Of the un-
speakable Turk, says Constantinople cor
respondent Some of them are interest
ing. IF by any chance sparrow or swal-
low flies in the window and circles three
times around the room it is sign that a
blood relation of some one present is about
to die. There are many signs and hap
penings that are supposed to predict mar
riage For instance, if horse sneezes
when young girl passes one in the street
she is positive that her time is nearly come
IF her hair becomes unfastened she knows
that she viii soon be sought for, and if she
goes to eat peach and finds its kernel
split she is equally certain that she viii
coon ha ,raddad