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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-07

New ORLEANS, May 6.-Ths Times Dem.
oorats Key West special says the great rev-
olution in Cuba has simmered down 10
thirty mon with eleven rifleA and tsn hoYsss.
who took up the cry. Cuba iibrs!' A
committee of home rulera went ont 10
them ON tho I'd inst. advising them TO sur-
render ana the next day they came into
Holguin and laid down their arms on con-
ditions otfei ed by the government. That
Spain is in intense uneasincss over Cuba can
be realized from tho extensive moyomspte
made against the thirty mon.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-07
The Tripartite Agreement. !.

LONDON. May 6.-The National ObseYvsp
says tho contracting powers have decided
to continue the tripartte gOveanmsnt at
aomos, with change of personnsl, and
suggests that Robert Louis Stevenson bo,
appointed premier. instancin9 tho Amsri-
can custom of appointing literary men 40
diplomatisLs and consus. The Observer
adds that reprint of Steyenson's foot note
to his history was confiscated and burned
BY German authorities and that tho pub
fishers were fined despite tho fact that the
recent white book justified Htsvenson's
action.
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Veterans and Their sons.
Special to Tho independent.

Special to Tho Independent
GREAT FALLS, May G.--The state encamp-
ment of tn. q. A. H., which meets here
next Wednesday, May 10. promises to be
the largest gathering of old soldiers evss
held in Montana. The citizens are making
preparations to entertain the veterans In
right royal manner. Besides tho regular
installation. which Ia to be held in the opera
house, there will be an entertainment CON-
sissing Of music. speaking. etc., and grand
banquet. The Sons Of Veterans, district OF
Montana. Idaho and Utah, meet the same
day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-07

TOPEKA, Kan. MAY 6-Upon complaint
OF the mayor OF Parsons. that the Missouri,
Kansas Il Texas railroad had removed their
general offices to st. Louis. Gov. Leweilina
telegraphed the precedent of the road al
New York calling his attention 10 the law
of Kansas requiring all Kansas corpora
tions to maintain general offices in the
state. and warning him that stsps would be
taken by the state 10 revoke his charter
unless the general Offices were moved back
to Kansas,
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Typhoid Among Them.

PORTLAND. Ore, May G.-About seventy
five of the Chinese on the steamer Danube
were landed to- day. One of the Chinese
on the ship died Of typhoid fever last night
and il 10 feared the disease will spread,
owing to the filthy and crowded condition
Of the ship. Tho vessel has been libeled
for $4,000 by tho United Statss govern
ment for unloading with passenoers
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l.ucked Into III. lDo,nh,n

NEW YoRK. May 6.-The steamer Missis-
sippi. whioh sailed This morning for LON
don. whom backing ont from her pier at the
foot OF Twenty-seventh SIT set, North river.
to-day. 1ammod into the U. 3. Is. DOLPHIN.
lying ut anchor In the stream. The Doiphin
had three plates stove In. The damage 10
the mississippi. II any. could not be sscer-
tained. as she imms msdistely proosedsd tn
sea. The damage 10 tho Dolphin 10 about
$1,000.
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Sent Thorn Hack.

BuFPALo. N. Y, May 6.-Four Russian
Poles. part of ths immigrants from the
German cholera districts, who landed at
Quebec from Hamburg May 3, got into this
country yesterday afternoon via the Inter-
national Bridge. but we're dstsctsd and
stopped at the customs office. Their oer-
titioates were eIamiEaa and pronounced
bogus, and they we're sent back TO Canada.
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r,under Belongs to a Count.

New YORK, May 6-The customs authori-
ties are satisfied that tho iewolry. worth
nearly soc. 900. seized yesterday at Will
iamsburgh. belo lps to she count of Elan
ders. brother of King Leopold ii. OF Bel
GUM. They refuse 10 divulee the grounds
on which to base the belief.
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To Annex or Noc

Special to tho Independent.
BUTTE, May 6.-The board Of county
commissioners to-day set Juno 26 a. the
date for the special election to decide ths
question whether South Butte and the Par-
rot corner shall be annexed to the city Of
Butte. Registration will open May 10. II
the proposed annexation carries ths popu-
lston Of Butte will be increased about
g. 500 or 1000,
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Pr1rsnuHo. May G.--Ths Psnnsylvanl4
company has reduced the wages Of shpp snd
yardmen. They appointed . eemmittpat
which prepared rsmonstranee, Tho 60
pany will give FINAL answer MpQ6bys s.
unfsvorsbls ths men say th19 M - Il
: ho road. sYSSs N q a;s =zzaa -
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A Teller in Jail,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. May edwin I.
Swift. for several years past teller in the
to this city Tonight by Marshal Loveridge
and placed in Jail. He is charged with hav-
ing embezzled $4,000. Swift is 2S years of
age and has been employed in the bank for
the last twelve years.
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Reminder OF AN Assassin alton.

DUBLIN, May Ga dynamite bomb was
exploded last night in the quadrangle
known as -Four Courts. The explosion was
heard for miles. Many windows were
broken, but otherwise no damage WAS done.
The day was the anniversary OF the assas-
sination of Cavendlsh and Burke.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-07
Lads Sent Up for Forty Years.

CHICAGO, May 6.-Judse Hutohison to. day
sentenced William Blunok and John Lu-
viene, each but Ii years of age. 10 forty
years imprisonment in the penitentiary for
the murder of Albert Eckroth last Dsoeu-
Der. The boys held Eek,oth up late at
night, robbed him. aud then shot him
dead,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-07
A Harvard Record broken.

BosToN. May G.-Atthe annual cham pion-
ship meeting af the Harvard Athletic ssso-
oiation this afternoon tho track was heavy.
One Harvard record was broken. tho run
ming broad jump. l.. R Bloss jumped
twenty-five feet two and one-hAlf inches,
beating the record half an inch.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-07
Earnest OF Good Faith.

BosroN. May q. "Jimmy'' Ormond, who
was agreed upon to hold the side bes II shss
fight between George Dixon and Johnny
for So. 600 from ORonrke. Dixon's baokas.
as an earnest OF tho $4,000 bet. sud q
much more 40 the 0ritlin party want .
make 10.
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Nissoula News.

Special to The Independent.
M1ssouLA. May 6.-Fred Lodge. who was
struck on the head at the Big Blackfoot
mill Thursday by knife thrown from the
cylinder of planer. died from his injuries
to-day. He leaves a wife and family.
Thomas l.. Adams. late clerk at the Flat.
head Indian agency has received an ap-
pointment to the seal islands in Bering sea,
for which place he departed last night. He
will be succeeded at the agency by ]. w.
Carter. of Butte.
Fred @. Stoddard and w. II. Roberts
have been elected by Laurel lodge No. II,
X. of p. as delegates TO the grand lodge
OF the order, which convenss at Helsna
May 16.
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won by the American Champion.

MONTREAL. May 6.-The racket match to-
day between Standing. the American cham-
pion. and Boakss. OF Quebec resulted In
victory for Standing in three straight
games,
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base l5Rll.


LOUISVILLE, May y6.-The Pittsburgh Louis
vile game postponed; wet grounds.
NEW YoRK, May 6.-The senators were
easily defeated to-day. New York 1S, WASH
ington 6.
BROOKLYN. May 6.-The Quaker City club
surprised the homa team to-day. Brook
lyn 2, Philadelphia 4.
CLEVELAND, May 6.--After hot fight the
colts were defeated BY the homo team.
Cleveland 6. Chicago 5.
CINCINNATI. May 6.-The browns we're de-
feated after thirteen hard played innings.
Cincinnati g. st. Louis l.
BALTIMORE. May 6.-The feature Of to-.
days game was poor pitching by both
stlvetts and Baker. Baltimore 16, Bog
ton y.
KANSAS CRY, May 6.-The Western Ball
league mad meeting here to-day. but ac-
complished little. Another session will be-
held next week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-07

ON TRACK AND DIAMOND.


winners OF Events contested ny hSfses
aud Bsli Clubs.
WASHINGTON. May 6.-.Ths spring meet
Ing Of the Washington Jockey club nj Ben
ninas closed to-day. Jrack fair.
Five furlongs-M May Bird won. Industry
second, Comforter third. Time. 1:05A.
Four and . half furIongs --Strathfowo
won. Edith second, Brocade third. Time,
:5sA.
handi0ap. mile-Illume won. Roller sec
ond, Logan third. Time. 1867.
Mile-ARnsta Belle won, Dorcastsr seo-
ond. Peatilenoe third. Time. l4GL.
Five furlongs-Hippona won, Charon sec-
ond. Lizzie McDuff third. Time, 1:04,
Stsoplechase. full course-Captain Man
ming won. Venus second, Big Brown jug
third. Time, 4:44.
NASHVILLE. May 6.-TrGck sloppy-Six
furlonRs- Servitor won, Oregon Eclipse
second. Experience third. Time, 1:1s4.
Half mile--In Font won, Ethel W. Sec
ond. Bobby Burns third. Time. 1:OO4.
Mile and one furione - Michael won.
third. Time. 2:02M.
Mllo-Rocka won, Dolly McCone second,
Say On third. Time. 1:47L.
Seven furlonRs-Duke of Athol won.
Edwin second. Latitude third. Time.
1886.
5oVoA luIlOuQh-LlLtl0 CE0t0 won, A0O0N
second. Denizette third. Time. 1855.
ST. LOUIS May 6.-Track good. Six
furlongs-Sly Lisbon won, Barbara second,
Artless third. Time 1:174.
-Four and q half furlongs-Whitestone
won. Pop Gray second. Follow Day third.
limo. :57.
Six and a half furlones-Catlan won.
Moss Terry second. Veshti third. Time.
1:M.
Five and half furlonqs-Ed Greenwood
Won. Midway second. Minnie Gee third.
Time. 1:16.
Five and half furlongs-Tim Murphy
Won, Espernnza second. Lorenzo third.
Time, 1:OsA.
Seven and a half furlongs-Edgar john
son won. Pennyroyal second. Gen. Marina
duke third. Time. 1897.
Handicap mile and 100 yards-Aoolaim
won. Ray 8. second, Bessie Bisland third
Time, l:50A.
LEXINGTON. May 6-Traok fair, Mile
and twenty yards-Oak Lnidley won, The
Queen second. Paladin third. Time. l;45L.
Handicap, three. quarters Of mile-Irish
Chief won, Salvation second, Puricard
third Time. 1:17M.
Mile and one-eighth-Clifford won, Judge
Cardweli second. Beatifce third. Time.
2:021S.
Mile-Sweet Blossom won, sallie r. seo-
ond. Oliver third. Time, 1:4s4.
Flve-eiRhths of a mile-Pearl Song won.
Queenlike second. Jennie Miles third.
lime, 1:08.
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I'VE
| Do
; N N0t


That it is just as i'm
portant to consider the
children when we make
our purchases in the
market, as it is to pro-
vide for the grown
folks.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-09
CONVENTION.

1t WMl be Held 1t Great Falls on Weaaes-
day, Jan. IL.
An important gathering OF tho farmers
OF northern Montana will be held at Great
Falls en- Jan. IL, in which farmers all over
the state will be interested. II will be the
first event Of it, kind held in that part of
Montana and promises to be an interesting
and profitable convention. Among those
from ont the state who have signihed thsil
intention to be present are President J. ],
Hin Of the Great Northern r%ailway, and
Mr.. Dunwoody, Of the Royal Milling com
pany, Minneapolis, who take q lively
interest in the development Of
the state. The convention will dis.
cuss matters of importance az af-
fecting the future of agriculture In north
great interest will be read BY prominent
farmers. At the conclusion of the oonven-
tion . banquet will be given under the
auspices OF the business men OF Great
Falls. The gentlemen who have charge Of
the arrangements ere Hon. Paris Gibson,
Robert Vaughn, Matt Dunn, J. O. Gregg,
w. p, Wren and C. II. Wright.
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TO ENLARGE THEIR BUSINESS.

The Firm Of VIM. Weinstsin & Co. Have .
New York House.
Nj. VIM. Wsinstsin, Of tho frm Of Wm.
Wsinssein d Co., left for New York City
yesterday. He goes to join his brother
Samuel. who went there q couple Of months
aGo and 10 now conducting the same kind
Of N establishn emit the arm has in Helena.
Reports from the New York house are that
i II doing : very good business and that
the services Of Mr.. Weinstein are absolutely
necessary thsrs in order that the buying for
both houses may receive the necessary nt-
tention. Both Samuel and William Vein
stein retain their interests in the Helena
house. Isadore and Joseph Wsinstsin will
attend 10 the business here, and AZ both are
thoroughly expsrisncsd and perfectly ac-
Quainted with the Helena and Montana
trade. there 10 no question but the Helena
house will prosper under their management
% II has under that Of their two elder
brothsrs. All the buying for the Helena
house will be done by the brothers in New
York. and this . guarantee that tho popular
prices which have econ msnded VIM. Vein
stsin 4 Co. to the purchasing public will
continue. The Fl iends Of Aessrs. Wsinstein
sincerely hope they may have the full
measure OF success in New York they have
enjoyed in Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-09
ATTACKED BY 4 LION.
a Ahssphsrder savsd From Death ny His
DOw.

a Ahsephsrder savsd From Death ny His
hog.
Medley Newton. who cams la from Mar
qnStte last week. tells Of 4 desperate en-
counter one Of his sheephsrdsrs hsd with 4
large mountain Hon. which ooou red on tho
night Of DEC. 20, says tho Picket.
On the night In qusstion Andrew
T~honpsou. one Of Mr.. Nswtop's
most trusted hsrdsrs. was : asleep in his
cabin with his herd corsallsd close at hand.
Hearing = commotton among ths band he
went ont 10 investiaats, and saw 4 noun
tain lion making on with ons Of his charQss.
Thorn pson was unarmed, but without hssi-
tasion ran 20 tha rescue Of the sheep, whom
him, Telling him to ths ground. Thomn-
sons sSnstsd shsphsrd dog took d hand in
the ~eneountsr and undoubtedly saved biz
master's life. although IL wAs at the cost Of
his own. The mans clothing was almost
completsly torn Of Of him, and he WAS
quite severely scratched IN a number Of
engaged he succs8ded in sxtrioating himself
from tho thiss-hAnded hght and made his
WAY. TO the cabin and secured his rife.
1he trusted dog wis still fighting his
powerful and unequal adversary when
Ihompaon returned and dispatched the
$50 wss1 ssAAs0 0uOsS III ROe NhbSA tAO
noble doR had been killed. Lion, dog and
shesp all laid within . few fest OF each
other. the ground was red with blood and
aThompson. wish his clothing torn in shrsds
and bleeding from = dozen painful wounds,
prevented the appsarsnss Of having tackled
a hinge grizzly bear. Fortunately Thomp-
sons wounds are not serious. but no II sat-
tsfed hs would hass been killed had IL net
have been for the Interference Of his dog.
This y n Of She frst instances ON record
whore . mountain lion has been known to
attack a man. the beast usually beating q
hasty retreat at the fret sight Of . human
being. The lion measured eight feet from
his head to the tip Of bis tail.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-09
Mr.. WALLACE GOES EAST.

Montana Democrats the Right Sort and
Will Elect Their Senator.
National Committeeman Hugh G. Wal
lace. of Washington. who has been spend'
ing a few days in Helena. started east yes.
terday. He said before leaving: 1.-THE
Montana democrats are of the right sort.
They are good fighters and they are going
to elect their senator. Who will il be!
Well, l can't say as - that. But he will be
= democrat. I have had pleasant visits
with Aessrs. DAILY. Clark and Haussr, and
however they may differ on other points
they all agree that \ democratic senator will
20 to Warrington. This will be cheering
news to oar friends in the east who are
a%nxieusly awaiting the result of your con-
test for the control of the Legislature"
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Samuel *. DAvla-speoia,.

INVESTMENT STOCKS.
Iron Mountain. lots 500 to 5000; the best
investment in the market. No other stock
on the list pays the percentage that this
does. Buy now at tho bottom.
Piegan, Marysville, (eold minel 1878
shares, at a price.
Whitlach Union and MCINTYRE. For q
sure thing investment-with no possibility
OF loss--the stool in this gold mine Ia q
purchase. A few small lots for sale.
Bald Butte. Marysville. the greatest gold
mine developed in Montana; 800 shares only
offered.
Yellowstone. (Castle). / have some lots
of this stock aggregating 1900 shares. As
1t seems M almost certainty that the rail-
road contracts will be signed within tho
present month. tho nominxl price of This
lot of stock would appear to be y good
speculation.
Benton group. (Neihart). This 10 the phs-
nomenal gold and silver mine of Montana;
II block 10000 shares; one lot l, 700 shares.
Good invsstm ent.
Florence, (Neihart.) A mine of great
promise; 1000 share lot ia all ! have.
rs and q Bailey Block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-09

There Is only q single vowel of difference be-
tween gold and Gould. u make the difference
and you can save gold by trading with Butcher 4
Bradley, los broadway.
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The Merchants National Bank.

II Merchants National Bank.
The regular annual meeting of the share
holders Of tho Merohants' National bank
for the election OF directors to serve for the
ensuing year will be held At the bank
rooms on the 10Th day Of January. 1893.
between the ours Of four and ak p. m. of
said day. AARON HFRsHFIEID, Cashier.
Helena. Mont. Dec. 8. 1892.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-09

Mrs. J. Butler has recently leased the Kauf-
man q Stadler block and thoroughly renovated
the same. Rooms reasonable. No. 1874 Edwards
street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-09

The Bee Hive bargain counters on their second
floor ARC loaded down with new and useful
household goods. Give them a Gall.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-09

Trail Creek and Pennsylvania hard coal, and
also wood for sale by tho Montana Lumber and
Manufacturing company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-09

Mullan Fuel company is selling wood at $4.75
per cord in two cord lots. L.. Il Il. block, Sixth
avenue e.; telephone Ie6.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-09

The comet did not strike us. and SO we will
keep right on knocking prices into star dust.
butcher d Bradley. 105 Broadway.
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Notice.

Notice.
Notice ID hereby given that there will DO
q meesink Of the board Of counsy commits
sioners at their Office on Tuesday, JAM. 10,
1888. for the purpose of accepting two
bridges between Judge Dutfv's and III. A.
Mitchell q, and for the ction of such
other business AZ may legally come before
Thorn. BY order Of the board.
j. s. LOCKER. Clerk.
Helena, JAM 4, 1888.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-09

The broadway House.
The only nrst-eiass rooming house in the
city. with dining room III connection.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-09

Now is the time to take advantage of the low
prices of winter underwear and lay in a supply
tor next season. The Bee Hive is offering . dis
count OF 20 per cent this week.
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Wood $A.7s per cord in two cord lots. J. H.
Boucher. agent, l.. &c L. block, sixth avenue;
telephone l80,
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6heriH's Sale.

The sheriff will on Jan. II, 1893. sell at
public auction At the court houae at two y.
m. . fine piano. Good ehanos for those de-
string a piano TO secure one at their own
price.
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Helena, Jan. 4. 1898.
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SAVANNAH COURIER
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1898.
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