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The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
To Mako Him ~ u.np sn Air..

New York. Dec. 30.-Mayor Gilroy re-
csived note In French to-day. wasniua
him not TO allow any oas 10 20 into :
church or court where Dr.. Pafkhurst ID, %
by so doing he would prevent great dir
N msks him Jump In tho ali" bseauns NJ
disarsced aud dissied New York and did ~
much harm TO shs unfortunate women. ThA
letter evidently WAS written By WOMAN
and mailed in the 'Tsndssloin" dtssstol,
where 90 many unfortunate women ueee
thrown ON the streets by the closisa ~
their houses.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.

LONDON. Dec. 3O.-Sir Samua: Baker. the
celebrated African explorer, is doad.
New YoRK. Lee. 3o.-Ernest Lambert. as
sistan. editor OF the Forum, died In South
srn Pines, N. c., of pthisis.
LEAvrNwoRTH. Disc. 30.-Tha Burlinaton
ran the frss train over the new steel bridge
over the Missouri river to-day. The formal
opening takes place next Tuesday.
PRov1pENcx. II. l.. Dso. 30.-Wm. Ben
asseonded with nearly $4,000. II 10
thought he took tho steamer to Europe.
FRESNO, Deo. s0.-Chris Evans vile has
been held In bail for complicity in his
escape from jail. There are no tidinRa
from the shsrid's posse IN pursuit Of
Evans,
BUFFALO, Dec. 3O.-Bishop Coke has Is
sued his fourth opsn letter to Mgr. Satolii.
again denouncinq the position of the papacy
aud pnpal delegate on the public school
question.
CRIPPLE CREEK. Col. Dsc. 30.-Thursday
night in the Camilla mine, at = depth oi
thirty.thrss fOes, a vein Of quartz waa
struck, eight snmUlss from which assaysd
an average Of $76s a ton.
CRIprLE CRnrk. Col. Dec. 3o.-Maro.
Whiting and other leading ci.izsns tele-
graphed Mitchell and Corbett Tonight
offs ing $4,000 In gold bullion to fgh,
here. double the amount offered yesterday.
Sr. LOUIS. Doc. 30.-Col. Pate admit.
having sunk $500. 900 in bis Mexican
racing venture. and has arranged to dis
posa OF his stock of thoroughbrsds, valued
at $l00,000. to l!quidate dnbts hanging ovel
tho track.
P1TrsnuRa. Dec. 30.--Thc advent of The
new year will hs accompanied by decided
boom In industrial orioles. Resumption oi
the mills on the north side alone will give
employment to 5000 mon. All the Carns-
ME mills will bs in operation Monday.
SALT LAKE, Utah. Deo. 30.--ArRuments
in the Irvine divorce case closed to-day
and Judge Zane awarded Mrs. Irvine the
decree. He cnmmsnted freely upon r.
vines having killed Montaomery withou,
giving him a chance TO expiain or defend
himself. No ons but coward would have
been guilty of such an act.
PARIS. Dec. 50 - The reply Of Mrs.
Mackey to the assertion Of Prince Colonna
that his wife drew and spent the sntirs
amount OF money Nj. Mackey sent 10 hcl
10 that Prince ColonnA forced his wife ia
draw checks In favor of servants. who
aashed them and turned the money thur
obtained over to tho princs.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
A SENATOR TO WE'D
Mr.. FAulkpsr. Of West virglnla, to Tai
Bride.

Mr.. FAulkusr. Of West Virglnla, to Take
= Bride.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.-A party Of about
forty persons, including many senators aud
members of the house. and prominent news
paper men. will leave Warrington Monday
for Hampton. Va, where they 20 TO attend
the wedding OF Senator Charles +. FAulk.
nsr, OF West Virginia. who 10 to b. married
TO Miss Virginia Whiting, Of that city, We'd.
nesday. Among other msmbsrs ot ths
party will b Senators HuntoA and Camden.
man. There will also bs large attsndanoa
from Richmond. and Gov. AeCesklr. %
West Virginia. will attend. accompanied b.
most Of the state officers. After the mar
riaRs tho senator and his bride leave for q
two weeks trip south, goius 90 Tar - 81.
Augustine, Fla.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
SOCIETY SVEA BALL.

Tho Biggest Event Of the Kiad Seen
In HsIenn THIS Year.
Electric hall contained more people last
night than 1t has in long while. Tho oe-
casion was the grand masquerade ball given
by the Society Svsa. Tho balls given by
this society have always been popular. and
lest night there was an added attraction.
duo to the fact that the prizes offered for
the best costumes were the abandonment ever
put on exhibition for similar event. The
hall was crowded last night, not only by
members OF tho society. but ladies and sen-
tlomen generally. Tho music was excellent.
and when the dancers went homo this
morning the Socisty Svea had the satisfao-
tion Of knowing ID had added another to its
growing list OF popular entsrtainmsnts.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
Res es,..,sss a. W ork

OMAHA. Dsa. 3O.-Two eorpass were found
in box last night Al the Pacific Express
Office. They have been identified - those
Of Mrs. G. A. ID. Brown, wife Of we'll
known Omaha man. who was buried Ia
Forest Lawn cemetery Thursday. and w.
al the county house and was buried Tees
day. The graves wero robbed By enknown
parties. The boz In which the bodies were
found was addressed TO John Robinson,
Iowa City. lows. 1t 10 believed they were
intended for the medical college connected
with the Iowa state university. There d
the express office.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
PAYMENT oeU. +. Inter.st.

BosroN. Dec. 30.--Ths Union Pacific re-
coupons falling dus Dec. l. Jan. and
Feb. /. Spocial efforts were made by the
pay intsrcst on Union Pacific drss mort
gage six per cent bonds. resulting in an or
der authorizing tho payment. IL is possible
few days' delay will occur in the payment
Of other inherent due Jan. l.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
Col, HOus Dropped.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.-It has been deter
mined to drop from the roll Of the state de-
partment Col. j. Ham pton HoRe. x-consul
to Annoy, who had got ~ far 40 San Fran
cisco on his way to his post when he was
recalled. After investigating the charges.
and considering his defense. Secretary
Gresham decided not to reiussats him.
sscr retary Carlisle has accepted tho resig-
nations Of Ii. G. Macarthur. surveyor of
customs at Lincoln, Nsb., ana Milton
Wsidlsr, collector of internal revenue at
Portland, Ore.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
VIII Keep Him Looked Up,

WASHINGTON, Dec. D.-Ths grand jury OF
the district was discharged without having
returned On indictment against Dopian.
the crank who wrote threatening letters TO
s-Pre sident Stevenson aud Senator
Mills. Ceut officials say the Donjan case
came up too late for the curront grand jury
to act on il. The prisoner will have to wait
tho action of ths next grand jury. which
assemblies some WOsks hence.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
shot at a Chinese Prisoner

Hor SPnINas, Ark. Dec. G0.-WipR Song
Woo. a Chinaman. wns arrsiRusd before
Judge Bush this afternoon charged with
having ctiminnlly assaulted little GEso,s
McLain. white girl. During the .oKami.
nation Will MoLain. the Riri's brother.
| rushed into court and fred two ineffective
shots at ths prisoner before being dis
armed
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
Cut Two 1hro.,., On. Iii. Own.

WESTON. Va, Dec. D.-F,auk Billiaas-
leo. accompanied by his wife. arrived al
an insane asylum for commitmsna He
called his wife to him to kiss good bye. and
with razor cut her thloat. ssverinN tho
carotid artefv. Before the attendants
conld overl over him he cut his own throat
with tho Same razor and died instantly.
His wife cannot recover.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
Made 1000 Miles In six Days.

New YoRK. Dec. 3o.--Following 10 tho
hnal score OF tho six. day bicycle race. con-
cluded at 10 p. m: Sehock 1900. Waller
1.4s4. Martin l.430. Albert lao. Van Fun
berg 1.401, Golden 1,8l3, Nickel 1.190. For
ster 1,045, Hosmsr 9G9. Barton l.00S. Ash
ingsr 670.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
Nav York nans..

New YonK, Dec. S0.-The bank stat smeaa
for this week shows. Resesve. inereaaos
81. 900; loans. increase. tl.a2Q 00Q5 sp
Gle. increase. 81. 736. coo; legal tendstA -
crease. $2979; dsposits. increase, 47,6 -
The banks now hold $50. coo u s1eeieof
legal SeQuisemsnts. s
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
Calling to Eco the President.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3O.-Cardinal Gibbons
was caller upon the president to day. and
had chat of some length with him. Thero
was great pressure from congressman and
others who have business with the presi-
dent to-day, owing TO his three days ab-
a0nCe.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-31
Until Jan. /.
100000.
The Boston S
ANNUAL
Quarter Oil Sale

Has galvanized the NANCY bear
of sluggish trade into the rampant
lion OF a rushing business. The
quarter Off sale for the past week
has electrified the people as no
announcement Of recent times has
done. It brought us ready cash
and some room, both OF which are
badly needed by US at the present
time. Wishing to reduce our stock
before taking inventory we will
continue the quarter off sale until
January 1st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
OPPOSED TO TIE LEInGH VALLEY LEASE
An EFFORT MAKING TO COMPEL TIE RECEIVERS
TO CANCEL IT.

AN EXPORT MAhlNb ~ AbNlf.ls HE lstNti i''''
TO CANCEL IT.
\ circular addressed to the "holders Of general
mortgage bonds Income bonds and capital stock OF
the philadelphia and heading Railroad Company has
Just "A issued calling upon them 10 join in an
caort rough the courts TO secure inc
cancel Of the lcase Of the Lehish
Valley sopcrty. The signcrs are J. Edward
simmons chairman VI the committee Of general
mortgage bond,iold' and William Meri"ns chair
man OF the CONN. .ic" Of Income mortgage Do'o-
holders. The objections urged against Che policy
NOW L.ing pursued By the Reading receivers are as
follows.
In the proceedings before Mastery Chancery the
testimony the transactions Of the first seven
months 81 the fiscal year. under the lease OF the LehHh
Valley Railroad loss OF s636,0j5 50. IL has since
then been a-ccriamcI this makes total loss since
;,uusry l. lso, Of s2lJ7lI2 as. In the proceed
nr, d, appeared during the receiyership the capital
invested coal and coal accounts Increased substantially
500 900 a. the result Of continued purchases oil COAL
while ia the mean tme the Reading own output MAS
considerably decreased.
Notwithstanding the above facts and the insolvency OF
the company Tie dividend Oh the LrhiSh Valley Sto,"
200 OJ0 under the lease Of Jun" 49, was pau "c
the july interest the gehedl mortgage o"hus vas
allowed to 20 rs default 10 was also announced a. inc
1olry oi The receiver, u nantain the Lehgh N'lcy
.r to make the Ia, uct, stipulated ther"uId'i ana !"
continue the purchase e. coal IL j. a'''i''u '"'. w
Ia li.cr a. yea vii sac" su'h Improvement Va 0
l,ir, m connection with the Lehyh Valley ir''e 'h''
t. los, incurred hIH 81 III" year VIII D. NOV
ta.n made u but view OF last years experience anu
Of III. e,u il condition o. business. ~ h assertion - "o'
only hazarIou> but has 40 weight A. the poiS "h''"
followed qucn,o OF 10 banhi"ua W' piope'' '
- "a f,r H.. foreclosure under the general mortgage.
Ihe attention og boniho.lcrs Is particularly
called o. "a. act that thu tl,c Of the L"hsh ''l'S
having O,tn made subsequent 10 the date oi the income
mor.sg" payment u dividends under the r''e o''"o
, pcs cent Us garnod amt pad upon the thId income
bond. Is diversion Of th" t.t applicable to tn income
I.nd- anI Therefore direct violation 81 thr terms oil
Ill, .oft.aa. which hn, tc effect 81 the pay
n,nt IN t,,, bag also q cf'i'' G'i'ul' "'o'
ttor lien Tau, inpcillAg the existence ol thc Nco~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
MRS. SOPHROyTA TWTCHELL DEAD.

Mrs Sophronia Twichcll, who has been frequently
before the public In the last few years. died on
Wednesday at her home. No. us Safest Brook
lvn. She suffered for fortnight from pert onus.
Mis-. Twlchcl had lived in Brooklyn for thirteen
years. Soon after she removed there she sought 10
register and VOTE and made several au,ucc"ssful
efforts She at one time Interested IN tho WORK
of Henry George She was tall and OF large frame
and exceedingly energetic.
Mrs Twlchell sixiyfoui years old and was
born In Venice She twice married. By her
first husband Edward Swift, she had three daughters
who survive her. She went TO San Francisco with
Mr. Swift in 1859 and when he failed in business
became insurance agent. She was employed by
the Equitable Life Assurance Society Of New York
for time at $3.50 a month. After her return TO the
East she married George H. Twichell n real estate
broker Mrs. Twichcl recently sued the Equitable
Company 10 recover 12J0,DOo VS. damage for eject
mont from the Equitable inildng and being locked
I'D In the old slip police station She said she visited
the bnildng legitimate business. but the company
alleged that she ANNOYED It's tenants in their Offices,
and refused to remain away. The case to
trial. but, owing TO the Illness OF General Cailin
her counsel, Mrs. Twlchell would not let II proceed
and dismissed IN June. Mrs. TwlchrllS
daughter said yesterday that her mothers death was
fastened by her arrest, which occurred on April =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Pittsburr Aug 8.-Ehret lost his game to-day BY ia'
ness or carelessness in the ninth inning IN this is
Fhret pitched without life and neglected. 10 new MS
rosition allowing Cincinnati 10 tie the score sullivan
s, ,.sved Parrot and the Pittsburgs did not get hit
of the big pitcher in three innings The Oihcia''s
scored winning in the twelfth on TWO singles s
O sacrifice. Mccarthy. the Cncinnatfs new man from
the Southern League played his first game ana Haoe
COCA mnresslon Ward received days notice OF dls
mssal to-day Power, exLeaeue umpire, ohiclaUd 10
that capacity in the innings Hurst not getting
here in time. Attendance. S,lcO The score
t rIs,sS1,s *. d g 9 3 9 Q -
R,sehts-prsbuss TO- Cincinnati g. ErrSrs.prs9%rs
Sullivan and Vaughn. UmpTcs-rOwer and Hurst
Philadelphia, Aug s--O'ConnOr. Philadelphia's new
iefhsnd pitcher from Dartmouth College Started In 70
mitch against Washington to-day after he had given
first three their bases on balls. he was relieved oy
Taylor, who pitched good game Phii~deiphia oa''cd
out eight in the thri on seven hits and TWO bases on
balls after that Meekin battcd at Will Radofd
tried pitching for three innings and was not
success. strickeis secondbsse play was the only re-
deeming feature Attendance. 5o9G. The score
1 Ma.sis 4,Sn .....99 81 81
Philadelphia q. washington i,r Er0 5sd
cisrTsats; Meekn. l;odiOr4 and Farrell. umpi'e-Me
Quad.
the Chicagos this afternoon the Cleveapds punching
enough fifth, with two baseo on balls TO secure
lead that the visitors could do nothing with. ClerGson
was in splendid form and Chcasos could not hit bim
to any extent. The outled work Of wilmot was g.
picent and in addition that he made long home
over the right the third time that feat has been
performei on Attendance. 1900 The
S eSissgs .:... ......,.5 Q Q IS IS
Basehits-Ch Chicago g. Cleveland 3. ErrorS-Chicago ..
Ceveland q B1tteries-McGiu and SchriNer. Clafkson
and OConnor Umpire-Lyneh.
Louisville Aug. 3-Lousyille defeated by St Louis
to-day In well played and interesting Hawley had
the Colones at his mercy all through the while
Rhoaies was hit hard and often. Grim disabled in
the fourth and retired IN favor OF Clarke. The features
were the hitn Of HOwlcy and couple stupid plays by
Tho home team. Attendance. LOO. The sore:
l. is,is .'.'.-.'..'G ~
ra.ehts-Iouisville 6. ST. Louis - Errors-Louis
vile o Observation-Disclosures Grim and Clofsc; Hawley
and PETIT Umpre-Snydcr.
Einghanton Aug. 3--Thc Binghamton team Welded the
ba, with excellent effect to-day and defeated Albany by The
following score; , -,
plasAamton ........"~o z 3 90 3 -
wikesbarrc Aug 3.-The home team won an exciting
baltic from the Troy leaders to-day. The score;
VII '.'.. .......o Q o o-s
noralo Aug 3-The home team had an easy time Of
4, aa,oat,ne their rivals from Providence today The
score: , "a "a
Buffalo ....-~...~"..1I g ] u
Providence ..........-1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
TWO CLEVER Girl THIEVES CIPTTRED

Kate Reynolds. fifteen years Old daughter Of John
Reynolds an ccman Of No. 4i3 East seventy nth st..
and Phll0mcna Ch0nry, trteon. living with her
widowed mother at No. 81 East seventy second D..
were committed In the Yorkvllc Police Court y-,t,r
day to the Gerry society. pending examination for
larceny.
For the last two months complaints OF thirvlng from
Gat house occupants have poured into the East sixty
..vcnth.st station. The detectives. however. had
been unable find the thieves until Wednesday VIII
following up clew. they went TO the rynoid house.
The girl escaped through rear window down the
Gre.e,capc she tried the same method OF flight yes
terday but caught
ON the way 10 The station houSe she the Cooney
Girl who she said. her pal" Both girl,
fe.e.d 10 the th.fs They have been crafty,
~ tho stolen goods which amount - 81 900 or - coo
I'm uurts of the city far from their homes. The Gony
Girl |, but Il child in years and appearance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
DIR. A. r PIERSON AT NORTHFIELD
EEPUDIATING DOCTRINES TAUGHT BY OTHERS
At THE STUDENTS CONrEEFNcE

REGULATING DOCTRINES TAUGHT BY OTHERS
vt THE STUDEXT~' CONFERENCE.
East NorthGcd. Mass. Aue. C>pecilll.-llr Moody
has sent word that he will b. Northfeld next The
day. fhe Rev. j. Wilbur Chapman. the evangelist.
formerly John Waiamakcr'S PASTOR Will arriN" next
Monday and Will remain til the Conference closes.
delivering an address daily. President Merrill +.
Gates # Amherst Is to b. here thi, week ana viii
speak ON sunday Al Mortified the inialliby Of th"
entire Bible Is guarded with peculiar ana commend
able zeal. Mr. Moody has publicly announced thai no
man should face Mortified audcnc" vho did not
believe f. the Scripture, from cover 10 cover. Here
truth Doe ADULT rated. bur Il miy b" tempered
bv charity ana love. Tho unfllng attractions
Of THIS charming village call back year after year
some of the strongest ministers and Christian workers
In the country.
The first speaker last night was DR.. g. g. Folwen
Of Philadelphia. He followed 10y Dr. y. r. Pier
son. Before beginning his address Or. rirrson had
occasion 70 say: 81 IN tho fuur. two Of The
greatest battles the Church has fought. TIE
INST 4, already begun. 1t i attack on the head
ship OF Scripture as the vcrtailc revolution Of
God. The second Is tue heaishp Of
Christ the Divine Son OF God ard R'drcmer
OF the world. My mind is made mp. and though
foes be- those Of tny household | shall sacrifice
no inlcre, to maintain these two bulwarls Intact.
Unhapplly Mortified is thought hy TO represent
certain Kind OF doctrine. People should discriminate
between this Conference and the students Confer
encc, they have no connection. feel II my duty 10
LAY I'm behalf Of my friends acroN, The water that
there things said this platform a. that Con
ference with which ! DO not agree and for which
am In way responslbc.'
Dr. Person then proceeded to give scholarly ad
dress the hcadship Of Christ, In Will he showed
that Christ Is the Church what the head + TO the
body. when Christ ceases Ia rule the Church ccasc,
TO exist rs a living organism. Chr>t's h,adslp /,
cxcr.is through the spirit. At the usual hour mi,
morning Dr. Gordon continued his exposition Of the
D pensiions" after whch he introduced t;oOrX" 4.
Needham. who spoke the Law If I.eprOsy,7 giving
an sCl review Of the types and suggestions OF The
Lcviical law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New.York Aug. 3. 1892


CoTTON-The New-York cotton market opened ,o very
quiet and without OF specially interest
inc features Transactions made on lover Dasis
ths decline for the forenoon being about points Wch
wipes out about all the improvement MADE yes,eruaS
Nearly al Of the troling for local account III was
noticed that some prominent shorts covered on e
brciks but buving for that account was hoc he,n
owing poiaby to tie OF the shorts d'anclng the mar
and isnosd 70 adyance Most Of the news to-day
however bcaIish character, LlVeiIoCl no. e"o
inc anv material change. with buyers haNmS I'M 'n,
vont I'm purchases spot cotton and rains reportu IN
certain sections Of Texas and evidently pFhusH ri.
inc inland so IL l. expected that the entire cotton Dels
r that state will benefited by showers IN t1c very
near future Many private dispatches have been IT,
reiv.d from leading centres notably from waco
TEXAS saving that had been light rane IN NAV
section last night and that the outlook Is brighter Ue
Lulish uont dis used on Change this morning was me
nos billy NJ difficulty In moving me new CROP owlns 70
The financial stTingency. II also pointed 0nt tat re-
ce!pt at the moment light, with probability ., co
tInnng 50 until end Of the old crop season private
cahs Indicate that the Manchester spinners hove been
Withdrawing from the Liverpool market. OWING 70 nne
enorfs OF rains I'm which accounts for the InH
on in the sales from IL 900 bales yesterdiy 10 oVOV
hales TO-DAY IL is said that this decline IN ne demand
spinners do need supplies. but bcef tnst Win
rain, Inn the south and IN view ot the financial cohui,
lions acans, the movement ~ the new crop they VIII
be- able obtain their supplies at concession iro,n
appelrance points the South Galveston to-uay re-
ceiving % cotton and the question arI.s
a. 10 who vii, furnish market for the new receipts
with the tr,surors the American mills not IN lo..
the condition Of the market and the Engish DuyS
holding for lower prices. Commission houses Ien3r:
on fhr other han that there Is some rear ABROAD I'M
the Bureau repo due the ION 0t TINS month"; VIII
Opening range ard close todlv. and closing BIDS the
pfe N.ous n Chit and last wear follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-04
4 TRAFFIC AGREEMENT ApRcG >rED.

Chggp. Aug. 3.-lhr .nia Fe road viii go ont ol
the pass n-r D.sinc-, between chicago ana 81 Louis
on Angus 10. II viii abrOsaie II, traffic agree
mcnt VITA the Jacksonville southeastern, which l.
NOW il, - LOAD, md 50 far ~ Chicago l. concerned
Il. intention was announced to-day In the following
communication 10 lts connections: AL inter-
o.ang. Of passenger traffic between the Achi'on
Tor..a and santa IT, Railroad ana the Jacksonville
~outhra- torn lin" viii hc di-coniinu'd on the uoth
inst. and YOU ar" hereby request 10 Wthui""
from sale all tickets affected thereby. rs thev VIII not
H.. honorrd for plssagr OH oar train, II sold on or
after ila, dnc.4 The reason for th- action /, that
the Jacksonville southeastern hno b, ONE 10" heiNN a
load Tor ,Ac santa l. 10 carry, and II has Simply
d. I'D