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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-15
BIG GROCERY FAILURE.
The Thurbor Company Must Have Nor,
Capital.

The Thurbor Company Must Have More
Capital.
New YORK, Nov. A.-Judas Andrews In
the supreme court to-day appointed An
drew Kirkpatrick and Thomas Reid rsceiv-
ers fer the Ihurber- Whyland company.
Francis D. Thurber, president Of the com-
pany, in the application for receivers, says
the debts aggregate $s00O00, Of which a
half NJ illion is commercial paper. He says
the company does business of $12G. 600 a
week. It conducted an important domestic
and importing wholssals grocery house.
Francis Thurber made an assignment
without preference.
Speaking of the assignment. Thurbe1
said: "All the orsditors can be paid in
full, but the business cannot be proftably
continued without additional oapitsl,
which has been offered with the under
standing that the company be REQ rCanized.
The liabilities amount to &sO0.OO0. The
assets. if carefully managed. will yield
S2OOO,0OO."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-15

To-Day the Worlds Colum-
bian Congress Of the Salvation
Army opens in New York City.
Staff officers from twcnty-six
States are in attendance, besides
field officers, local officers, and
bandsmen from all Eastern States.
Slum, Swedish, Hindoo, and
German contingents are also
present. 1t is the largest meet
ing ever held by the Army and
the programme includes two big
parades.
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May Precip,tate . See. dai.

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. Nv. y. Putuam.
president Of tho Lexington Water Works
company. has been a rested In Exeter,
Mass. for the subszzlement Of $4,000
from the National Granite bank. Of which
he is president. This action will prsoipi-
tats what will probably bo a scandal of no
small proportions. The American Trust
company. Of New York. tsustss of the
bondholders. has sent representative here
to investigate. Startling Developments are
expocted
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Lynch cd by Negroes.

PINE BLUFF. Ark. Nov. A.-Great OK
element prsvsils at Warner. on she Iron
Mountain railroad. over the hanging. shoot
ing and burning. early this mo, ming, Of .
negro named Nelson. who week ago nur-
deYsd another nsR,o. A mob consisting
exclusively of colOred people broke down
the Jail. hung Nelson to q tree, fIddlsd the
body with bullets. and then set hre 10 II.
Tho fragments Of the body arc still dang.
ling from The tree.
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Wsstern Missions not Cat Down.

AINNEAPoLIs. Nov. N.-Dr. sheldon
Jackson. United States commissioner 10
Alaska, was present at the session Of The
Methodist Missionary society to-day aad
made an address. On account Of che re.
cent silver legislation and consequent de-
preston In certain circles. the appropriation
for the western mining states were not 90
largely reduced - in other portions Of the
aouutry.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-15

TsrsoIosed Northern Pacific Mortgages.
ST.. PAUL. Nov. A.-In tho United States
court this afternoon The Farmers Loan &
Trust company, of New York. brought suit
TO foreoloss mortgages for thrse sets Of
bonds on the Northern Paoi6C railroad
aRaregatiag $5S. .O0O. 600. and asked for The
appointment Of receivers. Judge Caldwell
appointed the Same receivers as HERETOFORE,
and directed that all Indebtedness bs con
sidsvsd preferred claims.
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Unoie SANS Finances,

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-The treasury
statement issued to-day showed loss of
81, ,3s9. O9O In the currency balance from
that of yestsrdav. Tho total available bal
ancs stnads at $9s. .896, ITO. The receipts Of
the government for the mouth have been
$12. 174OOO, expenditures $15. .934. 900. Seo-
rsssry Carlisle was quoted to-day as saying
he had no inten tion now to toll of tho
soiRniofaQe and coin il. He 10 convinced
that il can only be done By act of cong sss.
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Trying to Indict the A. r. A.

BUFFALO. Nov. N.-Ths names OF sew
snsy- Ave citizens, including a. editor. law
ysrs. business men. and even clsrRymen
will be presented to the next grand jury for
indictment for conspiracy for being mem
bsrs OF the new ansi-Cath0iio organization
known a. the American Protsctiys assoeia-
tion. The prosecution IL for the purposs
of testing xhetheS the organization comes
within the pale of ths conspiracy laws.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-15

WARRINGTON. Nov. 14.-SeoretaFy Carlisle
to-day accepted the resignation of super
vising Special Agent Tinale. to take effect
Dec. Is.
The navy department expects soon to
issue circular calling upon invento 10
submit new designs for . small bore rife.
PaSssd Assistant Engineer WIN. Miniszer,
by direction Of the president, Was dis
charged from the navy. He was foand
morally disqualified for promotion to the
next grade BY reason of drunksnness.
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Russia Buying Railroads.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The standards co.,
respondent as 81. Petersburg says: "As q
strategic measure and to secure entire con
troll Of the three principal railways In Rus
sia. In the event Of mobilization of troops.
the government has decided 10 avail itself
of clause In tho soa cession acquired from
the private company which built the roads.
and pay compensation In Tho sum OF
$500, 600, 600. The roads run from ST. Pc
tersburg to Moscow. from 81. Petersburg to
Warsaw. and from Moscow to Mini Nov
gorod.
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H, Fought for Oar Cause.

DENVER, Nov. I.-Senatos Teller wss
given = reception 81 the Brown Palace hotel
hsrs 10 night Thousands OF people
crushed their way through 10 shake hands
With silser's able champion. Epssohss
OF copoYstulation and praise we're made By
leading oitissns Of The state.
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D,a .ot Go, All He Asked,

81. Louis, Nov. 1.-THE suit Of Jehn NJ.
Glover. IL sysr and ex COZ arsssman. against
the American Casualty Insarancs and So
eurisy company. Of Baltimore. for $l5O. 600
damages for publishing him % an smbsz-
Elsv Of Se6. go. In iss eiroalsss came TO
trial to-day, and resulted IN verdict for
$4,000
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Inv,tsd Them to Conference

LONDON. Nov. N.-In The commons this
evening Gladstone announced that he had
written the coal mine ownsrs' federation
and ninevs' federation Inviting them TO
meet In joint conference, over which Lord
Rosshsrry consented to preside. and en-
dsavor TO bring about . settlement Of the
great STRIKE
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-15

CHICAGO Nov. IA special from WASH
ineton declares that Cleveland never goes
out without body guard. Tho name Of
the man is given ~ Samuel Brick, a man OF
powerful physique and determined misn.
With revolvsrs In his hip pockets. and
mounted on . fleet horse. He never allows
the president out Of his sight when out of
doors.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-15
Gr..t Falls row.si,s Case.

WARRINGTON. Nov. IA. - Commissionsr
Lamorsasx. Of the general land office. has
decided in favor Of the Great Falls Water
Power aud Townsits company. . case which
involved the whole town Of Great Fails,
Mont, The decision 10 that the townsite
company 10 an innocent purohasss. and
under the act of MAJ ch 8 1891. could not
DO disturbed in its possession Of the prop
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-15
LonA on SILVER Market.

WARRINGTON. Nov. H.-Advices received
a. she treasury department flpm London
arc that silver there 10 Qsosed At 321Sd.
equal in value 10 70 cents United States
money, This makes the bullion value of
our silver dollar bS1s cents. The tendency
In London 10 downward.
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Can Wh,p tho Easy Ones.

CHICAGO. Nov. 14.-Solly Smith. tho
feather weight champion OF the Pscino
coast rsoently defeated by Geo. Dixon.
sent jim AurpAy. Of Los Angeles. under
the ropes and out With lsft haud swing
ON The law In the second 1oaad ~ the Ath.
lstie Tournament here last night
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swept by Storms.

SAN Francisco. Nov. 4.-Advioes from
Yokohama tell of q severe storm that
swept over southern Japan. beginning Oct.
l8 and lasting several days. In Yokohama,
where ths foods wrought most destruction.
141 persons are known TO have persisted,
and 100 more are missing; l.346 houses were
washed away. bridges DESTROYED. . great
Number Of horses and cattle killed. From
olher points 348 persons are reported killed
and 475 ships and boats wrecked. Great
damage was done to farms.
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Grew Died Of Cholera.

BARBADoEs Nov. 1.-The survivors Of
the British bark Mendoza. from the vest
coast OF Africa for Barbados. arrived here
and report that cholera broke out on board
during the voyage and the captain and
eleven men died. Only four were lsft TO
navigate The vessel. which d1ifted ashore
and became total wreck.
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Keeping Anarch lists at Home.

PARIS, Nov. 14.-Ths French government
has sent three special commissioners of
police TO Che Spanish frontier with instruc-
tlons 10 take every preeaution possible TO
prevent sussohists crossing the frontier.
Tho Spanish government has pledged itself
TO take similar action ON the other side Of
the frontier Whenever called upon by tho
French govern nsnt. II 10 understood tho
German, Austrian and italian governments
have sent additional instructions to their
frontier police.
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The D,sastsr 1T sautan der.

MADRID. Nov. IA report has been
made 10 the queen on the disaster at San
tsnds1. u says II will taks a long time TO
repair ths damage 10 the city and 10 public
buildings, including the offices of governor.
collector Of taxes, custom house. courts
aud PRISONS. Besides the loss on these,
private losses will aggregate 81. 500. 900.
latest report put the number Of killed at
$50, wounded at 400.
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Preparing to Reap the Harvest

LONDON. Nov. 1.-The Times Berlin
special says the Germans are busy prepar-
ing to reap the harvest of thsir splendid
success at Chicago. The German govern
ment intends to appoint q commercial
attaohe Of the consulate at Chicago whose
special mission will be 10 keep the Germans
thoroughly informed Of the wants OF the
American trade. Hallock. ono Of the most
experienced officials who assisted the Ger
man commissioner for the Worlds fair, has
been appointed to this position.
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The English Commons Discusses the
Natter Of . Meeting In Trafal-
gar Square
Government Censured by Opposi-
ton Speakers for Allowing
It to Occur.
More Arrests il Barcelona fer Alleged
Csmplioity I. the Thsater Out
rsge-Con m emo Grated.

LONDON. Nov. 14.-ThsRs WAS On exciting
discussion Of ansYshists' rights TO assemble
TO com msmosats the death of the Chicago
anarchists in the commons this afternoon.
Gladstone and ths government were de.
nounesd for permitting such denonstsa-
'tions. Darling moved 10 adjourn in order
to call attention TO ths uss Of Trafalgar
square a. meeting place for anarchists.
who openly Rlorisd In the ousEaess OF
Chiosao and Barcelona. Darling. who 10
. well-known author. writer and lawyer.
said IL was the daty Of Asquith, hons score
tsry. TO have satisfied himself Of the OBJ
jeots Of the meeting at Trafalgar square
before permitting II to take place.
Halfour, conservative leader. supported
Dsrling's motion, and strongly eensured
tho government. Tho meeting. according
10 Balfour, was clearly . breach Of law.
John Burns. labor leader and member for
one Of tie Battsrssa divisions. defended
the Trafalgar square meeting a. being
protest against the action of the Chicago
police.
Home Secretary Asquith. replying TO the
sttack Of Darling. said the meeting At Ira
falgar square was insiRnifcant and not il
loyal. ~ W0b IeRSx0o0 d bhAoty VolV
for feelings which are only dangerous when
Suppressed o. watched. The motion TO ad-
journ was asRatived.
BARCELONA. Nov. 14.-Thsre were arrested
here TO- day . number Of anarchists. inulud-
ing female enthusiast. Many houses
known to be occupied by persons Of an
archistio tenden cies wero searched. Pow
der. fuses and literature Of a revolutionary
character wore found In one of them, the
house occupied BY the notorious anarchist
Fontanels. Bombs and a quantity Of cart-
ridges were found. also powder and dyna-
mite discovered.
Evidence against the Italian Soldani.
who was arrested after the explosion in the
Lycee theatoY, charged with being RESPONSE
BILE for that crime. IL sccumulatinR, al
though tho Italian colony here, and the
Italian minister st Madsid. have petitioned
the authorities in his favor. Anarchist
Kin aldL who was arrested at PeKpiRnan,
France. 10 considered by the authorities
hsys 10 have been implionted in the crime.
The police are expellinR from Barcelona all
psra-Es suspected of being anarchists.
| BERLIN. Nov. A.-Thers was . meeting Of
rsnaro hists to-day to commemorate the
|hanging Of the Chicago anarchists. The
police interfsrsd and broke up tho gather
Ing.
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school Trustee Under u Cloud

UOU6K u
Special to The Independent.
GREAT FALLS. Nov. A.-Henry Prentiss,
one Of last years school trustees. and clerk
Of tho board. was arrested this morning on
charge Of bribery and tanpsrinR with
bids on tho school house in the Boston &
Great Falls addition. The complaint is
sworn ont by Robert Vaughan. a. q NOM
Der Of the bosid Of trade, and alleges that
P'entiss received q check for S3OO from @.
Z. Walker. contractor. whose bid WAS the
lowest. and that hs altered Walkers bid by
adding $500 to its amount, and aiding
Walker In othsr ways TO obtain the con-
tract. Prentiss is held under 5000 bonds.
This afternoon he refused to make any
statement in regard to the charges.
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Compromised for $1,000.
Tn Tho Tndapandapk


GR1Ar FALLS, Nov. A.--John Hobbins.
arrested on the charge of msnslauahter Of
Mrs. Grahsn, whom he wounded in the
head with bullet while In car at the
station of the Great Falls d Canada rail-
way. in this city in July. and who died
shortly after in LsthbridRs, was fined
$1,000 and costs by Judge Benton this
morning. The county refused TO pay OK
penses of Witnesses from Lsthbridgs, and
the case was compromised.
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Looking - Harmony Among Labor Or
gantxstioDs,
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-04-27
IN emoTia! Service.

On April 18th, Saturday evening, all
are invited to attend the US Memorial
Service in remembrance OF our deceas-
ed co-worker, Miss Olivia Doan. .at
the Methodist church at eight O clock.
The programme is as follows:
Chant-'Ihe Reaper and the Hover. -
Quartette-"Gone Home
scripture Reading-By President.
Prayer
Vocal Duet Misses Seay and Mitchell
Floral Tribute from Wy Miss Innes
Alexander
. +" w. G. L. u.
Memorial-Miss Ada Neblet..
Solo Miss Annie Dean.
Address Prof. A. H. Elicit.
Select Reading Miss Julia Murrell.
Vocal Duet-Misses Williams and Muir
rell.
Memorial Tribute-From an absent
member.
Recitation-Miss Lille Miller
Chorus BY the Us.
Miss ANNIE DEAN President.
MISS LILLE MILLER Secretary.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-04-27

The strong marks of Secretary Car
Isles method of administering the
duties of his Office are that the laws
be lived up to as they are down upon
the statute books, and not interpreted
as may accommodate some line of
trade or company who plead for spe-
cIal privileges under q possible con-
sruction of the laws. This is not the
only loopholes which are found to
have been opened and left by the re-
publican administration. All these
mlsinterpretations were in measure
palliations offered to counterfeit the
effects OF the hardships of the McKin-
ley tariff But they cannot go with
this administration. If the law is not
right, it may be changed, but it must
not b, warped for private ends. Man
chester Guardian, Dem.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-04-27
Specimen Cases.

$. Fl. Clifford, New Cassel. Wis. was
troubled with neuralgia add rheumatism
his stomach was disordered his liver was
affected to an alarming degr appetite fell
away, and he was terribly re uced in flesh
and strength Three bottles Electric Bit
tiers cured him.
Edward shepherd, Harrisb rg. H., had
running sore on his log If eight Years,
standing. Used three bott OF Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Blu xlen's Arnica
Salve, and his leg IS sound al.I WE'LL John
Speaker. Columbus, O. had five large t.;ver
sores on his leg; doctors said he was in
durable. One bottle Electric Bit,ers and
one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him
entirely. Sold by J. II. Moore, Druggist
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-04-27
Our Washington Letter.

(From Our Regular Correspondent J
Christopher Colum bus is In Wash
ington. Not the discoverer of Ameri-
ca. but his descendant. the Duke Of
Veragua, who is in America as the
especially invited and honored guest
OF the United States, for the purpose
OF attending the opening OF the Column
bian Exposition held in honor Of his
iilustrious ancestor. The Duke and
his party, in charge OF Commander
Dickens. U. $. N, who is detailed for
the purpose of looking after the COM
fort Of the party. arrived here late
Saturday evening. and went at once
to the hotel at which magnificent
suite of thirteen rooms had been en-
gagged for them, and over which the
Ir ToUE Rxcx ACHES
Or yow are AL worn0f1f. rea1iy good for nothing
DKOWNsS IRON 6IrT'xRS.
II Will cure you. ana gixp gposl appetite Sold
w all deA}cfq n medicine.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-04-27

Buy your axle oil and harness oil
from g. 2. Hammerly. 25 cts per can.
Bran, corn and cotton seed meal can
pc bought cheap at J. d. & J. Powells
A series Of meetings commenced at
the Methodist church in Iuka Sunday.
and will be continued from day to day.
as long as there is interest manifested.
We understand that Frank Geise.
who lives near Cherokee, Ala, had
some difficulty with negro EMPLOYED
on his farm one day last week. and in
self defense had to shoot the nspro.
This IS the last issue OF volume ten.
with the next number of the paper we
will commence new year. Those
who commenced taking the paper
April 10th, will see that their time has
expired. Those who have not paid
their subscription will please settle.
Do not put this off, we need the money
and must have it.
Do you know how good weekly
paper you have got right here at
homer Now just look the REpoRTER
over and soc if you cannot help to make
it better. Your advice is ALWAYS re.
ceived gladly, and extra subscriptions
with JOY. BY helping us you help tn e
town andthus help yourself too. Try it.
What is the time of day, is the zen
eral salutation from the farmer. when
you step into his house. There is no
excuse for not having good time
piece IN every house when it can be
mad from reliable dealer Mr.. w.
N. McAllister. agent, an experienced
expert in clocks. is furnishing his ems.
toners with a model clock, manufac-
tured expressly for his trade, is fitted
with fine polished steel bearings. the
movements will not freeze in the cold
est OF weather. He is also agent for
the White. the most popular sewing
machine manufactured.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-04-27
Land Sale

By authority Of the will OF the late
James Word, the undersigned as Exc
cutors of said estate, will on Monday
the first day OF May, sell the follow
ing described land for cash, in front Of
Hammerly's store to the highest bid
der Unless sooner disposed OF at
private sale.
N. L. Ia, IS II. I60 acres.
N. w. Ia. Fl 2 10. 160 acres.
PIT north east IA, 20 2 10, 16 acres,
176 acres, known as the Grant place.
North east Ia. 3 9. 100 acres.
West 1-2 W IA. g 10, 80 acres,
known as the Craig place.
Iuka, Miss. March 9. 1893
GEO. p. HAMMERLY.
Ohm 7. BARNETT.
5w Executors
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-04-27

The undersigned is desirous of Sc
curing the full name, date, and place
OF birth. (and Of death, when not liv.
lng,) Titles of works and dates of
publication, of every Mississippi auth
or and authoress. living and dead, for
use in compiling handbook of
Southern authors. Any data will be
accepted. Everything is wanted, from
poetry to law; the only Limitation be-
ing that the author shall have written
at least one book and have been a
Mississippian when it was written.
All persons possessing such informa-
ton. full or partial, concerning either
themselves or others, are earnestly
requested to communicate at once
with the undersigned. thereby confer
ing an appreciated favor. State pa
pers are requested to copy. Address,
ALFRED H. STONE. Greenville Miss,
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-04-27
YsELREE,s WINE OF cARpuI for Weak Nerve.
An Opportunity.

The New Orleans Weekly Delta
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every reader in the community. They
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This paper single-handed fought and
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CHANCERY Oounr

State OF Mississippi, Tishom ingo Counrv
10 Martha Hopkins, LAURA Harris r..
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AiyIe Hopkins heirs at law OF r. 81 H i.nu
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