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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-09
BEWARE THESE BRISTLES.
ANovel Device for Picking the Famou,
Yale look.

ANovel Device for Picking the Famous
Yale look.
CHICAGO. Jan. 8.-Ths latest fad in the
burglary line was brouRht.to light to-day by
the Stanton avenue police. 1t is key with
which Yale locks are opened by non-owners
with delightful facility. About all the locks
of that description in the Stanton avenue
district have fallen helpless before the mys.
terious key. The oxplanati on was bewilder-
ingly delusivs until this afternoon, when
the puzzle was solved by the finding of a
key the like of which was never before seen
BY the police. 1t ia of stiff hristes. and.
when inserted in Yale lock. tho portion OF
the key striking against the iron posts in
the lock will bend. while the part Of the
key striking the tumblers will turn them
back. The key has been tried on several
Yale locks, andlin each case easily turned
them. The police are much exercised over
the discovery. and are making every effort
to capture the ingenious thief.
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CONGRESS THIS WEEK.
A Forecast of the Proceedings in the Ma
tional LeEisinturo.

A Forecast of the Proceedings in the Na-
tional Legislature.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.-Interest In the pro-
csodinRs Of congress this week centers in
the prospective treatment Of the anti options
bill in the senate. The bill is now in q
critical position and IL il the Judgment Of !
large number Of senators that il must be
passed within few days or give away to
other matters. The patience Of the senate
ID wsll-nigh exhausted. The quarantine
bill comes up again tomorrow as the
special order, unless adjournment IL caused
by unforeseen events. and may occupy two
or three days this week. So ii may be the
anti-options bill will not again b. taken up
before Wednesday at the earliest, but the
Indications are that when it ia taken up
there will Ee vigorous contest brought on
BY the efforts OF the friends Of the bill to
force it to . vote. McPherson's postponed
speech on the proposition to suspend silver
bullion purchases ia set now for TO- morrow.
The programme of the house for the week
ii not mapped ont and will not be until to-
morrow. when number of special orders
will be arranged by the COMMITTEES on rules.
il congress is in session. The Raum report,
the bill for the election of senators BY di-
rect vote of the people, and the commerce
committee with its omnibus eight hour
bill, will be given day.
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THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE.
Il VIII Ne Expressed by the Electors 81
the States To-day.

II Win ne Expressed BY ths Electors 81
the States To-day.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-To-morrow the
electors selected In every state ia ths union
will meet and carry out the will Of the peo-
pie. % expressed At the polls last Novsm-
ber. Congress IS required 10 bs in joint
session TO count the electoral vote at one
O'Clock on the second Wednesday in Fsb-
Tuary after the meeting Of the electors.
which date will be Feb. 8. The president
OF the senate will preside over the joint
assembly. with the speaker Of the house
sitting at his left. The certificates will
then be opened and read and the results
noted. Il ~ possible objection may bs
raised to some votes from the states Of Cal
ifornia. Kansas, Michigan. Ohio and Ore
Ron. and in this event the law provides
that the two houses shall separate. consider
the objections and report their findings.
The count cannot .procsed until each objsc-
tion is disposed Of. After the certificates
are all read the tsllsYs will deliver the re-
suit to tho president Of the senate, who, in
accordance with the facts, makes the
proper announcement. The announce
ment 10 declared by law and will be a suf-
foisnt and constitutional declaration Of
the election Of Grover Cleveland as prssi-
dent and Adlai E. Stevenson as vice. presi-
dent. This will conclude all formalities
prior TO tho Inauguration.
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THE ICE GORGE BROK 4.
Thousands Of Dollars Gone to Wreck Q
tho Ohio River.

Thousands of Dollars Gone to Wreck on
tho Ohio River.
CINo1NNAT1. Jan. S.-Tho ice gorge in the
Ohio river broke tonight. and 450 loaded
coal bnrRes worth. with cargoes $18O, 600;
sixty empty barRes worth $12O,000 and ono
tow boat valued at $4,000, were wiped out
of existence. The gorge began to move at
two o'clock this afternoon. Repeated cracks
in the ics each as loud as musket shot.
gave warning of the impending danger, and
tho river men who have been on board their
boats night and day since the forming of
the gorge knew of the impending danger
Twelve OF the large river packets and a
number of tow boats were fully exposed to
the weight of the sea of ice which came
grinding down the river at the rate Of six
miles IN hour. All were saved with the ex-
ception OF the tow boat Matthsson. 1t was
narrow escape for some of her packets.
Some Of their chains parted. but prompt
action on the part of their crews made good
the damage. and all save the Mattheson
were saved with the loss of nothing but the
paint on their hulls. There was no salva-
tion for the coal barCes however. There 10
not cont OF insurance on any of tho prop
erty destroyed. The bridges were shaken.
but escaped without material injury. At
nine O'Clock tonight the ice was still float
ing down the river, but tho danger to the
bridges and boats in this vicinity is over.
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u and pulled more tahy. When he went
away PETER began to dream OF bsing made
president pro tempors Of the next senate, IL
such an improbable thing ~ that body be-
ing republican should svsntuats. Al
has been attending the monetary
cOnfefsnce; Allison the we'll Qroomed: Alli-
son the urbans took the chair which Chand-
lsr vacated and piled PETER with compli-
i!nsnts and soft nothinRs. PETER evidently
dawn upon him that perhaps there WAS
method In this wooing. He became some
what COY and but little responsive. The
woosr thought best 10 haul Of for the day.
Another installment will before long storm
the Pe6sr fort. II IL 10 possible TO win PETER
over to vote and aot with shs republicans
gil the time In tho next senate It will be
done. There never was such wooing. 1t
would not be At all surprising TO heEr that
~ was csusinR the angels to weep.
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DR.. McC,Iynn Nevcr CnIled Ma,

DR.. McGIynn Never Called Nsmes.
New YoRK, Jan. 8.-Cooper Union was
crowded Tonight with people anxious to
hssr DR.. Mcdlynn's Sunday address. Be-
forc beginning his remarks no defined his
own position with regard to ths union labor
party and the anti poverty society and ths n
said: il kindly and gracious act Of Mgr.
controversy on the day OF peace and good
viii. l am very much touched by his char-
ity and ara thankful for it, But justice re-
quires that should state the things at
tTibuted to mo In tho publication rsfe etred
to by Mgr. Satolli were never said by me.
old woman or old lady nor did eyer
call him q poor old bag Of bonss.'
sWear it,"
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REGENERATlNG NEW YORK.

An Amherst Student Who IL Doing u AZ
Labor Of Love-
New YORK, Jan. s.-Dr. d. Stanton Colt
has come over from London to assist in the
regeneration of Darkest New York" He
is an American and a graduate Of Amherst
college. has studied the social question
abroad. and has established here mission
house, from which he will direct his efforts
to do good very much in the same way as
the Salvation army works. but without the
religious flavor. He calls his establishment
the Social Reform club. and his platform is
with soap, water. food, clothes, shelter
and education. His methods are
novel. The work of tho club
will be divided into special depart
ments. One of these will be an anti-filth
society. which will establish public wash
houses, Such places have existed in Eng
land for years. For few cents the poor
are given access to washtubs and drying.
rooms. and are able to do their laundry
work With an ease impossible in the tene-
ment. There are also to be swimming
baths that can be used by the most desti-
tute. Speaking Of his experiment.. DR.. Colt
''For practical operations have selected
the Tenth ward 1t covers 10 acres, and
had a population in 1880 of 522 TO the acre.
1t contains now very nearly 10000 souls.
believe the density of the population Ia
about twice that of the most crowded dis
triot in London. Human beings are not
more tightly packed in any spot on the
globe. unless it be in some Hindoo OF Chi
nese town. Every inhabitaDt of the ward
rnny join my club. Anarchists will be well
coined provided they endorse our objects.
First OF all we will establish coal depots;
We will buy coal at Wholesale and sell it at
say five cents pail, where now the poor
are forced to pay ~ and Is. Our co. opera
tive store will furnish it to them at a cost
price. At this and other stores that We in
tend establishing, We will sell such
staples rs coffee and bread and meat, in
fact all the necessaries in the way of gro
ceries. At the wash Aouse. which will be
centrally located, the poor will be able to
90 their washing for say five cents. For
this they will get all the utensils, water,
soap, ETC., SO that a woman who does wash
ing for living will have work done in a
couple hours that would take her day ia
finish at home. Swimming baths will be
open all the year, and will be free. We will
also establish public kitchen, ut which
families that live in small quarters can
cook their meals. We shall establish trades
unions for unskiled laborers and for
women. and social temperance societies,
with coffee and billiard rooms. Rymnasi-
ums. and dancing parlots. as we'll as Il free
circulating library. There will be also uni
vetsity extension lessons and classes and
local dramatic, musical and art societies.' -
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Big Snow storm in Visions

ASHLAND, Wis. Jan. 8,--The most terrific
snow atorm Of the season has been raging
for the past ten hours and as yet is showing
no signs of abatement. All trains are
blocked. Ashland's streets are almos,
impassable on account OF the binding
storm. Charles stack was fatally frozen,
amputation of the Ii, nds being necessary.
The feet must also be a,nputated i'll which
event PHYSICIANS say he cannot live. The
snow on Gogebeic range is now over four
feet deep on tho level. Seyeral persons
endoavoting so reach Washburn from Ash
land by driving across Chequamegan bay,
diatancs of six miles were lost and would
have perished but for chance rescue.
Others are still on the ice unheatd from.
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TO-DAY the Electoral Col
Jleges in all the States, will as
semble in their respective State
)Capitols and cast their votes for
President and Vice President.
! Special messengers will con-
lvey the certificates Of these votes
ito Washington where in Feb
Iruary, they will be opened by
jthe President Of the Senate in
)the Senate Chamber in the pre-
lsence of the members of the
I House Of Representatives
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rho Vatican to Invs.t,gats

RoME. Jan. S.-The vatican has caused in
quiry to bs made into the motives and ex-
tent Of the opposition to Satollis mission.
The pope holds absolutely to the policy
that ecclesiastical sffairs In the United
States shall develop themselves along mod
crate lines snd in q spirit Of harmony with
the institutions of tho United States.
From official sources ii 10 learned that all
the archbishops who took part in the New
York conference affirmed fourteen schol-
astio proposals which Mgr. Satolli placed
before them in the name Of the pope.
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Tho Canadian Pacific n,oo. AIDED.

OTTAWA. Ont, Jan. S.-Through trains
from British Columbia by the Canadian
Pacific railway. according 10 information
received hero to-day from Winnipeg. oan
not possibly arrive before week, owing to
heavy snow slides in the Rocky noun tains.
This is the worst blockade. IL IL naid, the
road has had for the past hvs years.
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Tried to n,ow Up Railroad station.

CoLoNaE. Jan. 8.-An attempt was made
this afternoon to blow up the ColonRs sx-
press near Rauxel. A dynamite bomb was
placed on the track about 300 yards from
the station but exploded prematutely. The
track was torn up for some twenty yards,
and buildings nearly shaken from their
foundations. Itis believed the explosion
was the first gun In the strike Of tho coal
miners which IL expected to begin here
aarly this week.
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They Took Enough to Last Them.

They Took Enough to Last Them.
BRussgIs, Jan. S.-The manager Of the
Brussels branch of the New York Life In-
suranos company. has made loyal complaint
againt the cashier and clerk formerly en-
poyed by him. He charges them with hav-
ing absconded with $725,O0O.
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sv I'll. Exu,o,,on Of "A Lamp.

CORNING. N. Y, Jan. s.--The explosion of
a lamp last evening set on fire the Elkland
furniture works at Elkland, Tiogs Co., Pa.
The building and contents were destr Dyed.
The fire spread rapidly. destroying the
foundry of Bailey Brothers and damaging
the Elklsnd carriage works. The loss 10
$l0O. 900, partly insured.
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gard to the article have this 10 shy ON my
part At present. Archbishop Corrigsn and
the bishops, priests and people who believe
with him In this controyerey. yield to no
men In the world In point OF respect and
loyalty to the holy see nnI ito accepted rop.
rssentative, Mgr. Basolli."
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Combine On wire. Rod. and Gu. Nail.

PITTsBuRa. Jan. S.-A movement 10 ON
foot to form combination of the manu-
fecturers OF wire wire rods and Ont nails.
Western firms in the cities Of Cleveland,
Joliet and PittsbutR consolidated about .
year ago and proposition has been made
10 the latter company to combine with the
Washburn- Moen Company. 1t 10 proposed
to consolidate the three industries with, Q
capital Of $25.000.00O. The reasons given
for tho combine arc overstooked markets,
and tho ruinous prices prevailing.
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He Stands by Hts Mother.

Pans. Jan. s.-Maurics Bernharat. son of
Actress Sarah Bernhardt, has challenged
the editor Of Vie Pafisienne on account Of
the publication Of an article which he claims
reflects slanderously on his mother.
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so,ne rro.peotive str,k...

SAN FRANolsoo. Jan. 6-Ths Pacific Ath-
lstic club made an offer to-day Of $1,000
for finish contest between Joe Choynski
and either Peter Mahsr. the Irish cham
pion. or Jim DAILY. Cosbstts late spassiss
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Konnn Has IA Favorable Day.

WAsHiNaroN Jan. s.-The evening re-
port as to Senator kenna, of West Virginia,
is that no passed moro comfortable day
than for several past.
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IRELAND WILL NOT TALK.

DIR. Conway, However. Says No Formal
Charges Have Been Made.
ST. PAUL, Jan. g. S.-Arohbishop Ireland
would not talk about the story that he had
forwarded to the pope charges that Arch-
bishop Corrigan aud others had organized
conspiracy for the overthrow of Mgr.
Sasolli ana himself. He read the story but
would say nothing about it. However, Rev.
ern Chronicle. who stands nearest to Arch
bishop Ireland of all outsiders in the north
west, gave the following statement to the
Associated press: The news from Chicago
regarding the conspiracy against Mgr. Sa-
tolli and Archbishop Ireland was re.
ceived in st. Paul with surprise
The journalists directly interested in
church matters know by journs listic intui-
ton that conspiracy was being hatohed.
People at large heard rumbling noises bu 1
never dreamt that such plan was con-
cocted. Az to the statement that Arch
bishop Ireland had preferred charges in
Rome. there is no necessity for doing 30,
because some representative is here in the
person of Monsignor Satolli. Moreover.
he has Just learned clear evidence from pa
pers npon which the charges could be based.
Further than this DR.. Conway would say
nothing but that there was good reason for
believing no such charges had been for
mally preferred.
Archbishop Corrigan Refuses to Talk.
NEw YonK, Jan. 8.--Archbishop Corrigan
refused to-day to discuss the published
statements that Archbishop Ireland had
sent charges to Rome accusing the New
Yo;k prelato of conspiring with others to
defoat Mgr. Satoll's mission and injure
Archbishop ireland. The New York arch
hiahon IA ha daEl,nAd fs, Iiscoac NJ ANAL,
questions in the newspapers and that il
any charges had been praferred against
him 1t would be time enough to consider
them whom he received oilloial notice of
their existence. Father Lsvelle. of st.
Peters, dictated the following: with re-
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-03-31
His Two Works of Art.

One day the swell artist was passing
the house of the younger one, and the
latter called to him, Mr.. -, | have
just finished two pictures entirely differ
ent in subject and would like to have
your opinion on them" The great man
said he would be only too happy to lool,
1T them; so, ushering him into the Lou"c
and opening the parlor, the owner point.
ed to two pictures hanging on the wall
and said: There they are. One picture
is of my father copied from an old fash,
toned ambrotype. The other is a paint.
ing Of Lily Pond"
The artist, after adjusting his eye,
glasses and looking carefully at the paint
ings moment, turned and asked
(Which one did you say was your IA
Their, Mr.. --?"-Boston Globe.
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The Twentieth CcntnrY Farmer,

Hon. jeremiah Rusll has dropped into
prophecy in The North American Re-
view. He pictures American farming
as 1t will be in 1858, Our population
then will probably be 3o0,00o,C00, and
all our agricultural products will be
needed at home to feed our own people.
In Mr. Rusk's judgment every acre of
land in the country that can be cult
waited will then be under tillage, includ-
ing the millions of rich acres that will
be added to agriculture through irriga-
ton. The chief change that will take
place in farming methods will be in diff
ferentiation and increased production
There will be tie small fruit ana veg
etable gardener near the large cities
"Glass houses will obliterate the sea-
sons, and strawberries and lettuce in
midwinter i'll no longer occasion sur
prise"
On somewhat larger allotInents Of
ground a little farther ont viii le tie
dairy farmers who produce the milk aud
butter used IL the urban population
After these will come the great farms
TILED by machinery. and the manage
ment Of which viii tax all the mental re-
sources of an educated IRAN capable Of
being successful merchant or lawyer,
We can tell Uncle Jerry Rusk right here
that already in lSa3 il takes man With
even more brains Il n a lawyer or {
merchant to make a. Ecaey TT farm
ing. So that viii be nothing rev.
Tie c,,rcation required ortJe srccess
full farmer VII he extensive aud uloi
oughly scicutilc. as much rs la't nor
-ccnircl ii me rros.saiel.i. \ 80.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-03-31

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable
and do not purge, pain or grippe. Sold by
all druggists.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-03-31

dreamed IF it, perhaps tonight you ma.
dream of that day.
There are enough materials to make I,
dream. Enough voices, for there shG!
be the roaring of the elements and i
great earthquake. Enough light for ia
,.reanl, for the world shall blaze, Enoug.
excitement, for the mountains shall fall
enough water, for the ocean shall roar,
Enough astronomical phenomena, fCy
Tho stars shall 20 out. Enough populy
lions for all the races of all the ages
viii flil into line of one of two proec,.
sions, the one ascending and the othe,
descending, the one led ON by the ridcl
ON the white horse Of eternal victory, the
other led ON by Apollyon on the blac.,
Charger of eternal defeat.
The dream comes ON me now, and
SEQ the hshtnings from above answeriu.
the volcanic disturbances from beneath
and hear the long reverberating thun
ders that shall wake up the dead, and O.,
one siGe see the opening of cato int,
scenes golden and amethystine, and on
the other side | hear the Changing bloa
Of u gate into bastiles of eternal bond
age, and all the seas, lifting up their crys
tai voices, cry, Come to Judgment.
and all the voices Of the heaven cry
"Cone 20 Judgment" and crumblia
mausoleum and Westminster bbeys an,
pyramids of the dead with marble voice.
cry, Come TO Judgment
And the archGngcl seizes an instsu
ment of music which has never yet h.
sounded, an instrument of music IL
was made only for one sound, and k.cs,
ring that mighty trumpet through t.,
cloHs,s and turning it this way Ike al-'
put it to his lip and blow the long, To-,
blast that shall make the solid cart
culver, crying, Come to judgnent!'
Then from this earthly grossness quit.
Attired In stars we shalt forever sit.
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cannot fill these Llgh requirements vii
sink into mere farm laborers, working
for the farmer with Trains. These poo
fellows who have not the capacity Il
mako scientific and successful farmer
will become what Mr.. Rusk calls -
thrifty peasantry, owning their owl
homes. with perhaps u few acres Q
land" In 1903 success in farming Y
depend on grit and brains, just as
cess in that and everything else do
1903.
There will not be SO many large far
as there are now, but very great nun
Der of small ones devoted to spec,
farming. Electric motors will do
aeavy hauling along every couulryr
The telephone will be in cvcl
house, where there will also t,'g
mail delivery. There will b
roads shaded by beautiful trees
out the country in 1858. All is wei
roseate except the fate of the tina.
peasantry."
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1t will astonish some persons to know
that the Oldest temperance association
in America is the Congressional Temper.
ance society of Washington. 1t has been
in existence SO years. Who would have
suspected it?
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The shane of NIilton,s Nose

Milton, it seems, had Greek nose in
youth; it afterward became Puritanic
nose. A habitAof turning it up in mo-
ments of indignant morality would af
feet the contour-and expression. -Loa
don Saturday Review.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-03-31

COUGHING LADS TO CONSUMPTION
kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once.
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Trusts and Combinations

Are unpopular. But there is one form of
trust against which no one has anything
to say. That is the trust which the pub
lie reposes in Hoods Sarsaparilla. and
the best of it is the trust is fully justified
by the merit OF the medicine. For, re.
member. HOODS Sarsaparllla CURES.