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The state herald., 1893-06-09
NORTHERN BoNANZAs.
Something OF Interest Generating Some
Montana Mines.

When +. A. Hcinxe was forced to suspend
operations on the rich Estclla mine son,o
months ago there were few mining men In
Butte who believed that another property
equally rs rich IN mineral would be discov-
cred for many years 10 come. Yet Mr.. Helnxc
With scarcely an excrtion, has secured n mine
during the present year which, In extent or
ore body and quality will discount the famous
Estella, which for several months yielded four
poor lcAscrs over 81 900 per day each. says tho
the Butte later Mountain. Reference 10 made
here to the Glengnrry No. =, which during
the past three months has taken rank with
tho great o. producers Of the district ouisido
eight men arc employed and nearly 800 tons
Of orc arc daily shipped to tho Heinxe amelter.
Two crews Of men are engaged In drifting on
the 300-foot level while the balance Of the
force ind employment In STOPPING out the rich
ore bodies Mt the 100 and 800 foot lcvels. Mr..
Heinkc secured q bonanza when he bonded
the Glcngnrry for the insIguincant sum Of
10000, and that he will raise the bond when
the limit Of his lease expires there 10 not the
least doubt. When he does 80. instead Of the
shanty-like hoist now on the property build
Ing equal to any In the district and equipped
with machinery capable Of developing the
mines to great depth, will be erected. md
In all probability a new shaft will DO de-
vcoped.
The Anaconda company during the past
month broke all previous records for It's out
put Of ore. For the past thirty daya TIERS
has been an average shipment Of lto ears of
ore per day or 400 cars for the month. This
Is equal to 5000 tons Of ore per day or i6s. coo
tons VI ore per month. And the sneltcrs nro
using II all, too.
Patrick Mullins, who has lease and bond
on the Comanchc, will begin next week todr-
yelop the shaft on that property from the $50
To the 40o-foot level. During the past week
exploration work has been In progress on the
south sidc Of the 300.foot level. with tho view
OF tapping the Gambeita ledge and the ind
cations arc 20 favorable that II was decided 10
place n number Of men at work Mt sinklnE.
When the i0o-foot levcl Is reached cross.cut-
ting will he commenced. Mr.. M1llIns 10 coa.
fdent OF cutting the GambctiA vein.
The work OF gold mining Is feing pushed Ia
this state IA was never done before, since tho
good Old days OF placer mining. says tao
Dokcman Chroaici,. but right above the rirh
placer grounds are nov being found deposits
of rich, frce-millng gold. and the year is.3,
when the SNOW leaves the mountains, will
demonstrate that Montana gold deposits ~,
worth looking Into. There IA demand for
good gold properties and Montana will do her
shArc this summer 10 nppeasing the wants Of
thosr In search Of such
The state herald., 1893-06-09

American soldiers hrc 10 Use the KrAgh.
JorTcnscn rife, unless tho Secretary Of War
ln,erposea. United States troop, will bc
armed within few months with magazine
aud Fertilization. IN session ut the Worlds
Fair grounds Ia. reached that decision. II
declares In effect tbnt American Inventors
have not yet made n magazine fidc which can
compare With ihi. model II foreign AKIN. II
approved by the Secretary VI War. the dccis.
Ion will settle controversy that Inns lasted
nearly two years, and as result flDO. 900 will
be expended In tho Rational armofcs In tho
manufacture OF these lilies, the royalty II
course going 10 foreign Inventors.
The state herald., 1893-06-09
GOLD STILL GOING.
Another Five Million Dollar. shipped to
Europe.

Another Five Million Dollar. shipped to
Europe.
NEW York, May 3l.-The drain Of gold
from tho United States treasury Is going on
fast now. Shipments OF gold TO Europe to-
day and tomorrow will foot up sl,OOO, 900, Of
which all but sees, 600 was withdrawn from
the treasury to-day. In addition, tlOO, 900
was Withdrawn for shipment to-day. These
amounts, together with the shipments ycster-
day, make the total export movement for tho
week thus far 5000 900 to Europe and ESQ.,
900 TO Canada. The gold taken from the cub.
treasury to-day was secured upon the pre-.
sentatlon Of e450,00o In treasury notes and
the balance legal tenders. These shipments
will bring tho treasury balance down to about
col 100000 gold, and rs further shipments are
expected Saturday, It 10 likely tho balance
will be reduced TO 900, 900 Mt the end Of
the week, although the treasury Is constantly
receiving from various sources small amounts
OF the yellow metal. Saturdays shipments
arc not announced yet, but are expected TO
amount TO e. OOO, 900 or more.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

one Of the best veterinary surgeon. In New
Orleans Ia n woman, Mrs Everett wife 81
the master drnyiDan OF that city, who began
her career by treating her husbands borsrt
during mn influenza epidemic. After tho
conrngcd by her success, studied cscry book
she could ind Oh diseases Of horses and
mules aud their surgical treatment, until she
could get u broken leg, extract a nail from
the hooi and treat influenza and loch.jhw.
For this last disease she I. said 10 have nh un.
failing cure. She compounds her own pre-
Acflptons, and Will aceept no pay for her .cr-
vices, doing the work that ,he does purely for
loys Of nulIunla
The state herald., 1893-06-09

INDIA is all anog over . rain.
maker, an Enelishman. whose mp
paratns consists Of a rocket capable
OF rising 10 = height Of u mile, con
tanning a reservoir OF cthcn In i,s
descent n parnchutc.likc attachment
opens out, causing tho apparatus TO
descend slowly. A, the Same time
tho cthcr IL thrown out In n ilno
spray. Tho absorption Of hca. by
the ether IL said 10 lower tho tom.
poraiuro oil the surrounding air sum.
cion,ly to condcnsc the vnpor. and
hence cause rain.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

Two detectives named Black aud Burns,
who have been hunting for the train robbers,
sontag aud Eynn-, In California, have met
the fate 81 all other detectives who have been
hunting for these bandit. The detectives
were occupying cabin near visalia. and the
bandits learning Of this fact through friends,
sough, Out the detectives AMI shot AZ them ~
thcy were returning TO their cabin ut night
Tho shots wounded Black IN thu arm and
thigh. burns escaped aud. thinking his com.
panion dead, went for help. black crnwiri
Into the cabin aud fircd several shots n the
rcircniing bandits and ID thought 10 have
wounded one Of them. Black viii recover.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

The glasgow importers Of Canadian cattle
have aept word by cable 10 the exporters 10
stop shipping. Ms thr delays, owing 10 the 70.
quiremrnts Of the Board Of Agriculture tina,
the cn,tlc shall be slaughtered upon arrival,
nrc ruiDous 10 the trade Three vessels load.
ed with cattle arc waiting for the disposal of
their cArgors and Others Rfr coming, and
prices have fallen ~ on each animal, IN
view Of the fact that no evidence of disease Of
cattle la. developed, tho shippers have again
reqursicd the Board of Agriculture TO raise
the fsl.,ne embargo. Tho board refused 70
grant the request
The state herald., 1893-06-09

Ai.ornry.tencrn Little !. preparing papers
IN quo wntrnnio ease 10 compel thu Kansas
CITY, Kansas, Board II Trade 10 obey the or.
defs Of the state grain Inspector In thr matter
Of Inspecting KansHsawbcnt shipped through
that city 10 the Chicago market
state Gtnln Inspector Jones says that hero
t0fotc tho inspectors have stood In with tho
Board of Trade. aud by false Inspection
robbed thr farmers of Kansas Of 100000 or
fiO,Up per year. Tho plan has heon To grade
No. wheat No . aud No. y, and ~ on. re-
juciDg the price per bushel ffom . To cents
VI nofe. Jones says n proposition WA made
10 him Ia wink at ilila steal aud that hr was
The state herald., 1893-06-09
Why Is II necessary TO label the

WHY Is II necessary TO label the
food on American tables with French
numosP Isn't 1, enough that French
cooks have been allowed 10 sot the
pace which American cooks shall
follow Isn't II enough TO DO com.
PEELED TO have the praises Of tho
French manipulation OF edible daintios
forever sounded In ono's ears without
having TO toll the waiter In French
what We want TO cnip There Ia no
reason why tho English language ia
not good enough ind broad enough
TO express what Is IN tho dishes DO.
foro ono on the table.
The state herald., 1893-06-09
A Crazy Aeron.ut.

While 10000 people looked, Acronaut Pur.
cell Thomas stepped from the pinnacle Of the
Parade house roof nj buffalo, ", v, Tuesday
Afternoon. with mn ordinary umbrella IN ope
mrnt below. liis wife, who wns to Jump
nrxt, drew back In horror al tho sight 81 her
husbands manglcd body stretched below,
Tho skull Of tho Roronhnt WA crushed, his
back, legs and arms broken. lie died n. he
WA being carried Into the hospital, III. wife
Il left destitute with four children. Ills home
l. said TO be- In Indianapolis. lie was To get
e1O for tho feat
The state herald., 1893-06-09

During the fearful cyclone which has been
raging la the bay ot Bengal the ship Ger.
mania was lost aud seventy four men who
were on tho vessel Lost their llves with the
ship.
The British bark Rydalmorc, Captain iIcr-
nArd, which recently sailed from Calcutta,
was swept high aud dry on the shore near
Diamond llarbor on the River Hoogly, thirty
four miles below Calcutta.
The British ship Glcngarry, Captain Lind.
say, was abandoned nj sen, but tho crew were
saved.
Baioum April - for Calcutta. II ia probably
tho vessel meant IN the above dispatch.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

" our American locomotive build.
crs continue to make as much pro.
gress In tho future MS they have dur.
ing tho last few years. England
VIII soon cease to have the rcputa.
lion OF running the fastest trains In
tho world. The record ola mile In
thirty-iivo seconds. made this week
by the New York Ccntrai's now Co.
lumbar engine No. 800. makes that
locomotive tho champion flyer Of tho
world. II deserves 70 be numbered
1000 now.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

~ the lower Mississippi valley TO-
ooo people arc already suffering by
intimidation. Two.thirds of their
land was planted TO cotton. and moth.
Ing will be done with IL until tho
season comes for planting cotton
again. 1t would appear that with
tho long season still before them
they might still mature some other
produce, but such enterprise is
Foreign to tho easygoing customs OF
that section.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

II looks rs ~ Deer Park, Maryland. Was 10
b. tho summer capital for tho present admin.
tstration II present reports are correct Some
wrcks sInec Il WAS announced that President
his honeymoon. Superintendent Shields Of
the Baltimore n Ohio railroad hotri service Ia
nov authority for the statement that sccrr-
iarirs Gresham md Carlisle have also rn-
gagged quarters nj this resort, and man from
Washington announces that Secretaries La.
mont aud Bl.scil have also arranged To locate
nj the snmr pince
The state herald., 1893-06-09

Cyrus Corning, nj one limo onr Of the lead.
rrs Of tho populist party In Kansas. Il the
originator 81 u scheme whereby br hopes 10
do nwny With money and II, attendant evils.
HIS plan Ia 10 establish exchanges In the ar
fercni pnri- u the state 10 take tho pncn Of
whatever commodity he lin, Tor what he
wants IN the storra stock or he can lake
checks IN exchange which viii be honorrd al
any exchange. Tho farmer eau hl-o deposit
bis money with the cschnngA. aud checks
will be loaned. secured by coll literal without
interest Buch an exchange haV alrcndy bccn
established At bennington, Kan i. and Sec
The state herald., 1893-06-09

On the Goth the trial was concluded Of Gen.
eral Monplniser, Mr.. Arnux aud Captain NIL
Ter for breach OF the foreign enlistment act
In fitting out In jamaica, British colony. n
hlibusterlng expedition against Hayti, while
that country was on friendly terms with
great Britain. The trial has lasted three days.
All the accused were separately defended by
counsel, but the crown also engaged assist
Ancc for the attorney general who prosecuted.
The court-house was crowded with llaytlans,
and an hourly report was sent every day to
To the president OF llayti by Consul Chenet
The Jury brought In verdict Of guilty. aud
Miller was fined $500 and Moniplai'cr aud
Arnux 81 900 each, all three to be Imprisoned
without hard labor until tho line, are paid
Montplaiscr's fine was paid on the spot.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

EMPEROR WILLIAM INDUCES in the
luxury OF speech-making just as
though he was unaware that his
mouth is one of the most dangerous
institutions in his dominions Ever
since no bounced Bismarck and pulled
on his muzzle, he has boen making
things hot for himself.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

State Labor Commissioner Todd has re-.
turned 10 Topeka from Pltisburg where he
spent a week looking Into the strike Of the
coal miners there. lie says there seems To DO
hut little hope that the strike will reach an
early settlement There has rs yet been no
general effort by the men and the operators
TO get together AMI adjust their difficulties,
There are 40 many interests involved and ~
many men 10 consult that he fears settle
men, cu,no, bc reached by arbitration until
the worst Gomez, that IL until one side or the
other II forced To submit 10 concessions,
The state herald., 1893-06-09

Attorney General Little Of Kansas has de
e!ded that the agreement entered Into by
banks, members OF the clearing house Of the
various towns and cities OF Kansas, fixing
charges for the collection Of draft. aud
checks, Il n violation OF the anti.trusi law
lie has notified the county attorneys Of TIL.
dccision and Ia. ordered them TO begin pro
ceeding- ngninst the banks ut once.
Before the agreement was entered Into, In
order TO ret business, checks OF all kinds
were collected without charge and 10 regular
customers no charge was made for exchange.
The agreement removes the element OF com
petition. and farmers and shippers who re,
eclye country check, must pay charge
which they have heretofore not known Ia
their business transactions.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

1T is pleasant to be informed from
London that diamonds, which were n
tribe passe, are again in the flood
tide OF favor. Newspaper men who
were largely stocked up with spark
'ers when fashion sent them to the
rear will now bring their supply
down from tho attic and wear quart
or two without exciting much criti-
cism.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

Al the national convention Of railway .ur.
goons nj Omaha on the Jis,, the president
read the following statement OF men Killed OF
injured In railway traiiici
"Of employees, there were killed, during
the year ending June 10, 1891, 1900 and the
number injured WAS 26,iiO. The number of
passengers Killed was NJ, aud the number
injured was e,gT2. and those cla.acd Ms other
pcrsons bring tho total number killed M 10
i0sp, aud tbr total injured 10 ~, ssi, max.
Ing a grand total Of killed and injured Of
an OH
The state herald., 1893-06-09

HE spectacle OF two society young
men. each confident that he is tho
only absolute dude. meeting in the
street and clawing like pair OF cats
is indeed pitifuL What il Wurd Nc
Allister were to hear OF 1t? And
with the Infanta in America, too!
Yet tho sadest part OF tho episode
Is that neither dude got scratch. 4.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

ACCORDING TO late census bulletin
OF the 5i2. 000.0 900 acres of arid land
reclaimable by irrigation. 1851. 3sl
have been reclaimed. at n cost of
ss. 10 per acre. Some OF this land,
particularly In California. is very
valuable, and the total present value
OF the improved land is placed at
Sei'6l1,ooa Irrigation pays. judg-
Ing by these figures.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

Spanish Camp, In Wharton county, twenty
miles from railway, was struck by cylone
on Friday night. Numbers OF houses wrr,
unroofcd and destroyed. in the village. Josh
wilkins house wns blown down and Two chill
dren killed. For three miles square every.
thing Is rack and ruin. Three miles from
town Mrs. Simmons was killed md Wash
jenkins, n darkcy over 100 years old. wal
crushed to death. All the residences and
houses on tho Montgomery plantation wrr
blown away, and several persons hurt, but mol
fafnllv
The state herald., 1893-06-09

eecrciary Carlisle has during tho pas, fsw
days received several kilograms which fully
confirm tho newspaper dispatches ns IN the
discovery OF n conspiracy on tho extreme
northwest border 10 smuggle opium and
ChiucAc iuto tho United States. These telc.
grams, which for the present are withheld. 90
further. Il 10 said, and Intimate that quite u
number Of government officials, collectors OF
customs and special agents are Implicated IN
the conspiracy, which has boon IN successful
operation for acme time past
The state herald., 1893-06-09

ONLY few days ago the news.
papers were talking about the close
approach to the Dimensions Of tho
Great Eastern OF the new steamer
sampania. the former being 800 feet
long. and the latter G?o Now comes
mo white Star line with plans for n
ship to be rightfully called Gigantic
whose total length will no 800 feet
ana whose speed will be twcnty-scven
KNOTS Such craft should cross the
Atlantic In four days and eight hours
The state herald., 1893-06-09

DIRECTOR DvoRAK says tho music
OF America, when we have national
music, must be based upon the melo-
dies OF the negro. As basis 1t has
tho strength Of originality and the
sweetness OF unspoiled nature. Any
nation might go much further and
faro much worse.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

From tho elaborate report II tho Pr,issiail
strict investigation Into the matter by Tho
members Of tho commission the gascs met
With IN eonl mines ara 10 DO regarded M sub.
,liiary evidence Of tho slow decomposition II
tho vegetable matter which has given rise 10
thr production Of coal ltirlf Th- dc.truc.
tive dlstlllnilon OF plapis. ~ niso their dccom.
position under water leads 10 tho separation
Of hydrogen and oxygen, the former srparnt.
Ing out In combination with carbon ~ marsh
gas tnrc damp, aud the latter IN part with
carbon n. carbon iusdc Tire damp aud toI
some extent combined With hydrogen ma wsS
ter, Tho association Of these gases VI fred
hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen, aud also hcayE
hydrocarbons, HAY he dun 10 different STAGED
Of carbonikntion Of the vegetable matter. " \
may have been produced by tho .IuullnncotN
decomposition II animal matter.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

IN the national convention OF cdi.
tors held at Chicago recently, tho
country newspaper man demonstrated
his right to stand as teacher of the
people, His readers nre cxactincly
critical, the moro so because he Ia
personally known to them nil. Indi.
vidually. he is power In the com
mnnity In which he lives; collective
ly he is u power in the nation.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

AS sort Of imperial swinger round
the German circle Emperor William
appears to DO quite success. but It
doesn't necessarily follow that tho
Germans will vote to tax themselves
out Of house and home merely to
oblige the kaiser's within for the
biggest army yet.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

CiscissAtt, May ai,-Dr. W. II, Amick Of
this city, the diAcoyrrrr 81 tho cure for con.
sumption. disclnims any connection with nny
Of the syndlcatra organized TO open ssn.
itnrlums bn..d on bia discovery Iic says tho
physicians IN charge eau obtain the treat
mcni from him just A. any doctor can, but
will effect \ cnfc IN the patients nwn home
ne well ~ away from H. II under u rbt slclnn's
care. To i'foyc this. Amlck sends ties, mcdi.
clncs to nil physicians OF good standing With
mt east
The state herald., 1893-06-09

IHE commercial persistence OF the
American is illustrated by the effort
TO Introduce the use OF corn as food
in Europe. Formerly 1t was insinu-
ated into the digestive apparatus Of
the old world in the form of pork,
but objection having been raised to
that In some countries. the scheme is
now to give them the raw material in
its simplest form.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

iHE Gotham walters are circulate
Ing petitions among those whom
they serve. asking for the withdrawal
OF the anti-whisker restrictions on
the part Of the hotel managers. Ac-
companied by an "anti-tip" amend
ment these petitions would doubt
less carry everything before them.
The state herald., 1893-06-09
aoLyoKE, COLORADO.

A GOOD deal OF unfair advantage is
taken Of tho domestic hon In q COM
mercial way, but now q Frenchman
is recording her lays In phone.
graph. evon as Professor Garnier has
subtilely dealt with the monkey.
The state herald., 1893-06-09

Report. from Duncan silli continue 10 M
~ the most favorable character aud tho ~.
element Il undated. ORA IA hrihg talon
from the new Sunset ~ last NJ fourtr,gVfi
can handle " aud shipment will he Ms
to-day. No fnt the ore IA TAX N from the II
face where the lead stand. above the ground
u u iniinehssly rich aud every lump .bosv
free gold. The vein IA hone, -combri qnatif
carrying. black hematltc and n,errrln
nnoui hi,ren Inches Vide on the s,ifssx
Two ten-hour shIfis arr nov Mt work, an.I
tunnel w. u 10 commenced shortly, uhr
three rlrbthour shlfis viii be put on, NH
milne IL showing better III The tiln-. aud III
shelter returns nfr awaited with much aux
ETY. -ysrsiseH T,lbsste
The state herald., 1893-06-09

Mn Gronor GouLD seems to DO In.
dicnting his claim to being consid.
cred tho son OF his rcsourccful father.
He has been holding on tho Now
York rapid transit commission NJ
arms length for considerable
period Of time. and tho present as.
poet Of tho situation IL that the com.
mission is awaiting Mr. Gonld's
pleasure rather than no theirs In
The state herald., 1893-06-09

"Wednesday morning the Walters Unions Of
Kanaaa CITY, both white aud colofrd. made
threatening 10 strike, Tho restaurant men
held y meeting. and as n result r,rfy fcsihti.
rant In the city, With the exception 81 two,
discharged their walters, over 100 men being
let out. The restaurants are being run with
such help rs can bc picked ~, bu, tho pro
In Hday or two. The walters were pafal,lc
by this unes pcalnj action aud do not know
which way 10 turn,
The state herald., 1893-06-09

,. me,, NJ" NV. nj ~ E.., ~" ~. ..
M. ..,ar Hat S,,,b .nd ,hs F.r,x c.rs,
nanaho,aa n, H., ...,,on a.. s,.,s,am
great r. deal ~ money in tSc dsy.ipnmsnt of
49, r,.,.,ie.. -, o '"' "''e'oP"'s"s vi
",ss"on en'e'p',.,-
family icud OF long Standing has broken
OUT between the siane and Anderson families,
living on Owl creek, 10 johnson county, MY
miles from Dnnaio. Ihc trouble J. over an
irrignung uiien: .hc sAtcf being claimed by
noun ,s pa,"ss - n s,.cn M SM i" xo'k No., on
Wv n n..,,' VIII 'no s'anu o,o'us's, oonn, p,h
.na wh,i pu, ~ apita,ane. ana "o ',,-
s ivy ~ ."' s,s n ao, qu m', %, ~ n,,ic
iIo'h nin'' HI"' "ennH ,n.m ior h"nic,
n N,u "Pshea n'e on VIC s'ane, Win
M.nehes'. oesa, shon Me,e cssnsngcu,
~. no onc m' s .ouy ,u'u. m"a Iii,
p.' , s""'S'u WI" A'."a'' VIZ"
aeau'y weapon
Henry Mason, weil-known citizen OF New.
castle WAS Killed ny n Dear friday night, lie
lrfi home N the morning TO work on mining
claim lew mile. away, telling III. vile he
WOULD oc nome IN ,ilc evening. shor' a,s.
lance from the house DC thw the tracks OF .
bear lie followed Tue trail about three miles
Into canon, where nc discovered the animal,
large grizzly. lie hrrd one shot without
effect. when his " inehcsier refused TO work.
The bear then attacked him, and Mason NJ
tempted Ills escape by climbing tree, but
the bear wrcnchrd the gun from him and
badly lAccrntcd his foot lie evidently re-
NAMED IN tho trrc until tho bear had disap.
peArrd, when he came down aud started for
home. lie bad not gone lar when the hear
again pvunced on him and mAngicd hia body
IA terrible mnsncs; tnny.c'gh. distinct
oi'rs being iound. Mason mol rstnrninf,
,,rsrc"na parry ~ o.ssnns" nh. a.y.
Ihry iouna Us pouy, anu no' TAR away nr
nraf, Nni'n' aver = hhru nRn' was shlru;
inc peast ~ messntvh sew" ''o' w 'e"g'h anu
"rlHbea "a" pouh"'.
Two Important opinions wrrr handed down
by the state supreme Court Thnrsday after.
noon. In the case OF IAfry " henderson rr
rel, the attorney general 'hhfir. w bnr.
diet, stats auditor, INC con,, directed thAt
prfriipupfy wrt ~ hinnuh"us hsue com
manuing inc nndltor 10 huui' anu allow NC
claims ot the STATE cihn,'her LOT us n'ontnly
the Second Legislature 70 pny thr salary of
that ohlcr Tot inc biennial Term wa. vetoed
ny the governor. ihrfrupon Inr hhhiior re-