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The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Bullion Train Wrecked.

Fr. WAYNE. Ind, Aug. 19.-The mail and
express train, carrying $3.50 900 gold coin,
consigned to Chicago, was wrecked here
last night at l:i0 n. nj. The engine was
thrown from the track on the crossing of
the Chestnut terminal of the belt line. Tho
third car, which contained the coin, was
burst omen and the trensure partly thrown
out and scattered In the middle of the high.
way. The wreck caught fire from tho on
9ine. But for tho prompt action Of tho fire
department the train with its precious load
would have been consumed. A force of
men was procured to guard the money and
at dawn shis morning it was taken to Chi
caao by another train.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
A Scherns for Small Clanps

BUFFALO, Aug. l9.-Ihe banks of this city
have devised Il new scheme for the tempo.
rary relief of the financial stringency.
Briefly stated the plan is for the city banks
to issue New York drafts in uniform sums
of 81, f2, 81 and $40. payable to bearer, and
let them DO passed from hand to hand as
cash sill it becomes convenient to redeem
them in government currency. Being
drawn 80 bearer no endorsemens will be
needed to pass title. and being drawn on
New York they save both the colate ais
deposited with the local bankers assooie-
tion and the money on deposit i'll New York
to secure the holder RRainst loss.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
EMBELLISHMENTS DAY.
Our Transmarinc Cousins Possess the
Fair Ono Day.

Our Transmarinc Cousins Possess the
Fair Ono Day.
CHICAGO, Aug l3.-rhis was Englishmen's
day at the fair. The celebration opened on
the lake front at the statue of Columbus at
eight O'Clock. A procession was formed
with Capt. Gordon. oommAndant of the
British troops at tho fair. as grand marshal.
The procession was made up of British
trocps, English societies and coaches filed
with the royal and colonial commissioners
and natives of Vienna and the East Indies.
Az two o'clock this afternoon another par
ade wes made from Victoria house to fss-
tival hall, where speeches wers made and u
chorus of q thousand voices was heard.
Next l uesday evening there will ba great
fete at the north end of the grounds. Tho
state building will bs brilliantly illumiu-
ated and trees hung with colored lights and
Chinese lanterns. Az mBny buildings there
will DO dancing and music. The fete will
be in honor of the West Point cadets.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Like a llelena Crime.

MrproRD Wis. Aug. 19.-An atrocious
murder WAS committed Rt Perkinstowit. u
small village west of hers, last night. The
victim was fallen woman who lived alone
In shanty about half mile from tho vii.
lage. When found her body was covered
with knife wounds thirty nine In number.
Tho left side of hor throat was CUT, tho
large arteries being severed. and her faro
was hacked and slashed in frighsfnl man.
ner. The woman's true name waa Konnu-
man and her home Schotield. Wis. man,
whose name ia unknown. was arrested toy
tho crime. His clothes were bloody.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Warrants for Bank Officers.

KANSAS Cry, Aug. 19.-Warrants for the
arrest of j. q. Darragh. President of the
suspended Kansas City Safe Deposit and
Savings bank, and Elmer 9. Sattlsy. its
cashier. were issued to-day. They are each
charged with grand larceny and the specific
accusation is the receiving of deposits four
dnys before the banks failure. we'll know
ing the bank was then in failing condition.
Darraph will arrive In the city o-morrow
from Washington and will then be arteste d..
A dispatch from Sedalia states that CASH
Ter Satley was arrested there this afternoon
aud started for Kansas CITY on an evening
train in charge OF officers.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Iiusiness Troubles.

ST.. LOUIS. Aug. 19.--Tho Greedy. Burnhan
Grocery company filed articles of Assign~
ment this afternoon. Tho firm has been in
liquidation since May 1 last. Assets aro
stated to be $751;, ,s42. Liabilities $780, GEO.
CHIoAao. Aug. 19.--Ths Anderson Pressed
Btick company made an assianm ent 10. day.
The plant il valued at $350, 600 and there
Ii about 100000 worth of completod brick
in stock.
HAVANA. Aug. 19.--ThD Bank OF Come
merce OF this city has suspended.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Sunol In SIlver.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Aug. l9.-The Am es
Manufacturing company. Of Chicago, has
completed the coin silver statue OF the
noted trotter Sunol. hitched to u sulky
upon which Is seated hsr equally noted
d iver, Chas. Marvin. The piece of statu-
Hry is one fifth life size and ID mounted
upon a bronze standard. The sculptor IL
&. n. Dallin. of Salt Lake CITY. The VIII ole
piece was moulded from silver dollaIs.
The sulky 10 an exact facsimile of the ,n
in which the mare made her record e
9.0SA. The piece will be presented at Il y
coming banquet In New York.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
CHASING OUT CHIN ESE.
The Work stili in Frosross In Caiirorn
Towns

The Work stil In Progress In California
Towns.
SELMA. CAL. Aug. 19.-Last night an un-
armed body Of laboring men waited on ths
Chinese restaur anita in town and deported
the Keepers aandina them out of town
quietly and using no violence. To day
their places of business ara closed.
SACRAMENTO Cnl., Aug. l9.-Sheriff Bower,
Of Bakersfield. tele1raphed the governor,
nsking that a company of militia be oall,d
ont TO suppress tho rising against Chimes.
expected 10 night.
PAssApEsA, Cal, Aug. 19.-Gov. Mnrk
ham said tonight In regard to u reuut Ut
for troops to qusll an expected anti Chinese
uprising at BAkerCheld. that he had wired
for information and had been informed
that there il NO immediate necessity for
troops. lie notified Judge Conklin thnt
the local company Al Bakersfield can be
called out II necessary.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Good News from Great Falls.

Special to The independent.
GREAT FALLS, Aug. l9.-Merchants and
business men generally are encouraged by
the prospects, of the First National bank re-
Stunning. Receiver Curtis report gives
assets, including Stockholders liabilities. al
81, 337, l40. Liabilities at S76l, 357. Resident
stockholders have made proposition to
issue time certificates to depositors. payable
in twelve. fifteen, eighteen. twenty one and
twenty-four months. equal installmsnts.
This ia moss likely to be accepted and will
relieve the situation In great degree.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20

CHICAGO. Aug. 19.--rhis was tho closing
day of four congresses. dental surgeons.
phsrmaoists, pesce, and African. The
pha maeists decided to meet next year in
Ashveilie, N. G.
Heaagnartsrs were opened to-day at the
Gfand fnciho hotel by the committee on
orRanization of the coming Catholio con-
eress Of tho United States. Tho delegates,
II Ia believed, will number between four
and nvo thousund.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
STATE NEWS.
Prisoners From Miles Started for the Pen
itentiary.

Prisoners From Miles Started for the PEN
itentiary.
Special to The independent
MILES Cry. Aug. 19.-Wm. Harrington,
the cowboy who knitted bartender recently
here, was tried yesterday for assault with q
deadly weapon and acquitted. The jury
thought there was provoostion; that the
barkeeper was the aggressor. and il was to
some extent case of self defense.
The criminal cases are concluded and the
Jurors discharged for the term.
sheriff Hawkins left for Deer Lodge to-
day in charge of Bill Cody, the horse thief.
and Mccarthy. Scott. Morgan and Mack.
the railroad car burglars.
The ball game between Custer and Mile.
City was played on the city diamond to-
day and was won by Miles, twenty to sew
enteen. The grand stand was we'll filled
but the game was rather rocky.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20

TO-DAY is Hungary's day at
the Worlds Fair.
1t has been selected by the
Hungarian societies because St.
Stephen, the first king of Hun
gary, was crowned August 20,
1000. Some $4,000 Hungarians
reside in Chicago, and there are
1900, 900 natives of that king
dom in this country. The most
distinguished representatives of
this element in our population,
will take part in the ceremonies.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
THE LIKE UNKNOWN.
A Cyclone. Accompanied by Furious Hail,
Sweeps Jersey.

"A Cyclone. Accompanied by Furious Hail,
sweeps Jersey.
soMERvILLE, N. j.. Aug. ia desttuct-
i've cyclone, accompanied by hail this like
of which has not been known in the his
tory of New Jersey. swept over this section
last night. destroying houses aud barnsA
uproosing trees and laying acres OF corn
fields low.
The path OF the cyclone was about half u
mile in width, and its extent from ths Blue
Ridge range to the Orange mountains,
northeast of here. Ii sravesd about five
miles before il seemed TO waste it's fury.
There is not house in this town of 5000
inhabitants not damaged more or less, and
the loss on crops In shis vicinity will prob-
ably reach hundreds of thousands OF dol.
lara
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
should Make Haste slowly.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.-Senator sherman.
in a letter to an Ohio friend. says he thinks
1t best for congress to move slowly until
something effective can be done. The
financial situation is daily becoming better
ana the belief Ia becoming general that all
that Is wanted is an increase of the eur
renoy of the national banks and the sus-
pension of further pu' ohasos OF silver. The
latter he does not rega as important, OK
that we are coming 70 n single silver stan
aarl
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Banks lies usno.

Pueblo. Col, Aug. 10. Hank Examiner
J. Sam. Brown to-day gave permission Ia
the Central National bank. which sus.
pended July 10, 90 resume business Mondsy
morning. The Anorioan and Western
National banks, which Suspended the same
day. have received permission from C0rup-
troiier Ecksis 10 resume aud ara rapidly
complying with the conditions required.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Chenp Travelling,

CuIoAao. Aag. i9.-The Union Pacific has
given notice that on next Sunday IL will
put into effect ratio Of $25 htst oiasa and
$lS second class from Missouri river points
10 Helena. Butte. Portland and Spokane.
The California rate committee has sub
mitted proposition 10 the western roads
to mako $40 tho selling and 500 the basinR
rate from California to the III issouri river.
This would mean q rate 70 Chicago Of 4
trihe under SSn
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Fire I'm Great Falls.

Special to Tho Independent.
GREAT FALLS Aug. l9.-Fire broke out
this afternoon in the two story brick build
ing on Central avenue known as the Mon
,ann house. Ii quilted the lower floor
thoroughly. Insured for $1,000. Loss
about half Of this. Cause unknown.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20

Special to The Independent.
GREAT FALLS Aug. ID. A. MaoKnight
edits his last issne of the Tfibune to- night.
The paper has passed. into the control of
Ii. l.. Gray, II. b. Dickinson aud j. M.
Patton, three prin tors now III the Tribune
employ, and who will edit and manage.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OUT.
The Strike of Coal Miners in South W a,es
Is Growing.

The Strike of Coal Miners in South w aies
Is Growing.
LONDON. Aug. 19.-The situation in South
Wales. owing to the coal strike. ia not i'm
proved. Great military and police precau-
tions have been taken to protect the collier
les and working miners The desperate
measures which the men are taking in order
to coerce the coal owners were shown yes
serday when a body Of strikers endeavored
to stop work in the colliery which supplies
the Pontyprid gas wo ks in order to put tho
town in darkness.
The district has the appearance of being
in a state of aieRe. Sentinels are stationed
around the collieries in order to announce
the approach of strikers to troops. Police
are guarding the collieries of which less
| than twenty ont of twsnty-four are now
working. The working collieries are chiefly
in the Ebbyvale district. and the strikers
announce their intention Of ma arohing there
Monday 10000 etrona TO stop work.
1t is estimated that the men have already
losu G3O0OOO in wages. while the output of
the coilieries has fallen off enormously. In
| the Midlands. where nearly half a million
miners are striking, more peaceful situa.
| tion prevails.
The scarcity of coal is causing great in
| convenience among tin plnters and Scotch
| iron masters. Eleven Thousand Fifsshire
miners will go out Monday.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Fifty Killed in "a Riot.

LONDON. Aug. 19.-The Paris correspond
ent of tha Times says the fight between
French mud Italian workmen in Aiguss
III Moi tes Yesterday esulteI in at least fifty
being killed and $50 wounded. The trouble
grew ont of dispute over wages paid the
different nationaiitiea. No further trouble
is expected, aa the ma of the town an
nounces that Italians will rot be employed
RnV more.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Nlrike NirtuNlIH Enuoil.

PIrrsBuRd, Kan, Aua. 19.-The miners
strike III tho coal helds of southern Kansas
is virtually ended, the striking miners Of
the santa Fe company having agreed to tho
rrupusitiuna of tho management. The
Missouri Pacific and other mines will also
soon begin operations.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
should Re Done at Once.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-it lie stated at the
treasury department shat Assistant Secto-
tnry Hamlin, while In Massachusetts. will
visit President Cleveland and that on his
return to Washington a number of impor-
tnnt treasury appointments will bo All
,Nal
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Killed In u Coal Mine.

pit at Dorilund. Westhalia too day was the
scene of d terrible accident An explosion
OF fire damp occurred in the pit. killing
fifty persons and injuring many Others.
Great excitement prevails and details OF
tho affair are not yet at hand. 1t is feared
some of the injured will die.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
New yorh Il.n,. s,aten,sa,,

NEW YonK. Aug. 19.--Ths bank statement
shows: The reserve increased ~ 40. .001
loans decreased sc. 25b. 900. specie increased
~, 72S, COO. deposits increased tl,v0t, ,0O4
Tho banks now hold xlz,04b.000 below t1f
rule. z
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Ease Ball.

Baltimore 7, louisville 3: Philadelphia 2.
st. Louis 3; New York 2, Cleveland 0;
Brooklyn 3, Cincinnati 4; Boston 13. Pitts
burg 10: second, tie. Boston 5, PittsburR 5;
Chicago Is, Washington 4.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
ORMONDE, THE INVINCIBLE.

Whose Record Upon tho Turf Was not
Marred by n single Defeat.
Ormonde Ia bay. without mark save n
diminutive white patch, which the saddle
covers. lie has q girth OF about seven feet
and . measurement of eight and half
inches below the knee. He Is by Bend Or,
ont Of Lily Agnes lie was bred In 1883 by
tho duke of Westminster, At Eaton. Chez
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20
Ran Onto a Body of Armed Men.

GALVESTON Tex. Aug. 10. A special
from Eagle Pass says: IA telegram from
Piedras Negras. received this morning.
says the federal troops ran onto a body of
armed men near Xaragossa and hailed
them. Upon their failing to respond the
troops fired. killing three and wounding
several othe q. 1t is also reported that
twenty prisoners were taken, together with
considerable arms and ammunition. The
party proved to be Carlena's men,"
The Helena independent., 1893-08-20

Have all these goods and will
be pleased to exhibit them at
any and all times to those who
visit our eSta blishlnent.
We are also sole agents for
DR.. Jaeger's celebrated sanitary
wear.
Evening journal., 1893-11-20
KILLED THE CANDIDATE.
Fatal Resuits OF an Initiation Into Dime
Novel Founded Society.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Nov. 20-Carlie VIII
lis, l3 years of age, was shot and killed
while being initiated into a secret society
composed of youngsters whose ages run
from IL to 10 years. The society was called
the IS. 5. 5. s." the letters standing for
Seven Secrets, Silent Shades" The boys,
whose minds had evidently become in
famed by bloodthirsty literature, had
cave on the outskirts of the city, the walls
Of the retreat being hung with pistols, old
muskets, few swords and other warlike
arrangements.
Lewis Barker and Thomas Winter, two
leading spirits in the IS. 5. 5. S." invited
young Willis to join the band. lie con-
sented and was formally initiated after
being blindfolded.
When the ceremony was over, young
Barker pointed a pistol at the Wills boy
with the intention OF soaring him. just as
the bandage was jerked from the eyes OF
Willis, Barker pulled the trigger, and VIII
lis fell with bullet close to his heart. lie
was quickly carried TO AN adjoining house,
but died inside Of 20 minutes.
The entire IS. S. 5. s. was arrested, but
most of them declined to say anything con
cerning the killing, as to do so was con-
trary to their oaths. Some Of them, how
ever, were frightened into telling enough
of the occurrence TO enable the coroners
| jury to bring in verdict of accidental
| DEATH
Evening journal., 1893-11-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Gold bought for cash. No. lO5 w. sth st.
-Chas. NJ. Banks, jeweler, No. 10 f. 9TH st
w. 5. Phillips, ieweler, No 600 shipley St'
Maryland biscuits for sale, 6l3 Shipley st.
-Cummins. the photographer, S2 Market
street.
Square pianos. s25S41. sT5 TO $500. George
+. Dearborn No 5l5 Shipley street.
Go TO Wilmington Photograph Company,
No. 3li16 Market street, 90 cents per dozen,
Try S. E. Barker on hay, salt, rolled oats,
beans, etc, corner Front and shipley streets.
New parlOr organs from Sbl upward
George p Dearborn, No. 5l5 Shivley street,
Guaranteed.
-Beecher. No, 3l5 Market street. excels All
others in phOtOgraphing the little ones be
sure ofNO. 3l5 Market street.
DIR. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills always
sure cure for headache, liver and Kidney
complaints. No. COG King street.
Deputy Coroner Palmer issued ceruh.
cate OF death from mara mus In the case OF
Mary l. Willin. colored. mont IS old, OF
Brandywine hundred, this morning.
Cure a cough with McInall's syrup Of Tar
etc. Made only by n. b. Danforth, graduate
IN Pharmacy, Second and Market streets.
- Trusses a speciality.
Before insuring your life elsewhere. call
az the oiiceotthe Equitable Lite lin the Equit,
able Building for Information as TO actual
results paid 20 living policy holders IN the
largest. strongest ana best Life Company IN
the world. Anson A. Maher, Manager.
Evening journal., 1893-11-20

WILKFsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 2O.-Ihere Is
no change ia the situation ON the Lehigh
Valley railroad here. The tieup of the
freight and coal traffic Is complete Since
10 o'clock Saturday night not a single
freight or coal train has passed over the
Wyoming division of the road, and If the
strikers are to be believed none will pass
over until their grievances are adjusted.
The strikers are not interfering with the
running of mail Trains but they object to
the company attaching passenger cars to
such trains They say that this must
cease. When the philadclphiahyer pulled
into the depot last night, she was not al
lowed 10 depart On her western trip until
dheipasscnarr cnr- were de.ac'ied. The
train thef lnoceeled on ilA WY wish mail
cars only
The railroad officials were powerless in
the matter They either had to consent to
"cutting" the train or cancel its western
trip Two baggage cars We're attached TO
the rear end of the train when it arrived
here from the east. The strikers say the
cars are filed with rifles. Superintendent
Esser says the cars are empty.
The men feel confident that in the end
they will win Committees were appointed
TO guard railroad property. The strikers
fear that their enemies may damage prop
erty, which would give the company an ex-
cuse TO call upon the governor for the mill
tin
Evening journal., 1893-11-20
sINeINe pELAwAREls PRAISES.

A Pleasant Evening Spent with the
Sons of Delaware, of philadelphia.
Delaware's praises were sung in the
Walnut street club house of the Sons of
Delaware, OF Philadelphia. on Saturday
evening Among those who participated
in the jollity of the occasion were Hon
H. G Conrad and H G. Bye, of this city /;
Judge Howard Carrow, of Camden I;
Professor Theophilus Parvin, Richard
Fisher, F. p. Lynch, Henry Tatnsll,
Benjamin Johnson. f. D. lie
Laune, w. T. Deakyne, D. N.
Hickman, John H. L-hand, e. P.
Aiken, pr Frank Hszel, NJ. Tatnall,
William w. Smithers, Warren Harper,
United States Marshal Colesbsrry,
Luther Martin, Jr Captain William A
West and w. s. Emerson, Of Philadsl-
phia.
Short addresses were made by Profess
sor w. Joseph Hesrn, on B;osdklln
Hundred" DR. A. G Deakyne. on ZAP
poquinimink, and by W. Horace Hep
burn and Hood Gnpin on Delaware al
Large
Evening journal., 1893-11-20
WlNNoWED VIKINGS.

Heavy rains have caused the Tiber to
overflow above Rome.
The Pennsylvania Cornell football game
was won by Pennsylvania by a score Of 50
too.
Elk Mayor Lewis Patterson, Jr, of Allie
ghany City died from carbuncle on the
neck
The New York bnnk statement shows a
greater surplus reserve than has ever be-
fore been held
Two valuable paintings which were a
part OF Delaware's Worlds fair exhibit
have been stolen.
A robbers cave was discovered near Eliza
beth. Ky, which contained iewelry and
several skeletons.
The soldiers of the United States post
Fort Sheridan have rebelled against the
quality Of the food.
lt is said that Actor Henry Woodruff
may marry Anna Gould, although their
engagement is denied.
Rev Dr. Charles f. Deems, pastor Of the
Church Of the Strangers, New York died
at the home Of his daughter.
During the burning of the Western
Warehouse and Storage compaEy's large
four story warehouse at Kansas City thre,
firemen were fatally injured.
The jury in the damage suit of Mrs. Eva
Wetmore Buifum of New Y FORK against her
father-in-law, J. c. Buifum of pittsburg
were unable TO agree and were discharged
Evening journal., 1893-11-20

BUFFALO, Nov 2O.-A trip through the
Lehigh yards at West Buffalo revealed
nothing of riotous character. 1t was
learned that the engineers and operators
will be ordered out first and that the strike
is now only in its incipiency. The five or
ganizations comprising all the men on the
road, except the switchmen who are not
federated, will stick together. If the or
dering out # the two classes of employees
named is not sufficient to tie up the road,
Others will be called out. IL is predicted
that by tonight not a wheel viii be turn
ing ON the Lehigh between Buffalo and
Philadelphia.
This strike is being arranged more sys-
tematically than that engineered by Swee.
ney last year. Il is not thought that eay
act of violence will be committed here, but
Sheriff Beck has been called upon to swear
in deputies TO protect the Lehigh's prop
erty.