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, 1893-03-08
T E L E G r A M S
ST. (ROIX STATION.

New York, March 4th.-London news
states that Mr.. Gladstone received YESTERDAY
deputation on behalf of the 8 hour day for
miners. In reply. he advised hat it would
be better to settle the question by Local
Option.
The reported lawlessness in County Glare,
Ireland. was discussed yesterday by the House
of Lords.
An unknown steamer, in the English
Channel, collided with and sunk the steamer
"Cacique." 13 lives were lost.
The New York Times" publishes an ar.
ticle stating that the United States Govern
ment has been informed of q proposed
flibustering expedition which is preparing to
sail from Florida against one of the Central
American States or the island of Cuba. The
Government will adopt means to prevent tbs
sailing from that State.
New York, March 6th.-Ths Under Score
tary Of State for Foreign Affairs stated in the
Heuss Of Commons that the sugar bounties
convention had not been ratified by any sigma
tory Of the Powers.
New York, March 6th.-LondoH news states
that the ground under the own Of Sandgats
sank several feet causing the destruction Of 300
houses. 1t is supposed that the disaster was
caused by O landslip.
The Irish embroidery and lacss destined
for the Worlds Fair are being exhibited at the
Earl of Aberdeen's House in London.
Dispatches from Parig announce the deaths
of III. b. Tains, French historian and critic,
and Of Cardinal Place, Archbishop of Rsnnss.
1t is reported tkat thousands are dying ct
Astrachan fron q strange epidemic.
Washin Qton advices state that the inaugu-
ration of Mr.. Cleveland as President of the
United States took place on Saturday during g
fierce storm of snow and wind. His address
denounced protection, bounties, subsidies and
trusts and declared for sound money, tari&
revision and OWL service reform. The En- e.
lish press compliments the address.
Dsmerara, March 6th-Prinoipal PercivRl of
Queens college died here yesterday evening
New York, March 7th.-London news an
nounces that Colonel Saunderson, the Ulster
leader, and Mr.. William Redmond nearly
came to blows yesterday in the Lobby of the
The steamer "Naronio" of the White Star
Line is still missing.
Great loss Of life and property by q burri-
cane is reported from Tamatave, Madagascar.
An attempt was made by the son of the
deceased Sultan of Zanzibar to seize the
throne, but he was defeated by the British,
Who installed the rightful heir, the nephew Of
the Sultan.
Dispatches from Paris state that the Cham
Der of Deputies sustained the Cabinet, by a
vote Of 2J7 against 1873, at the passing OF the
Bill directed at the libellous attacks ON the
Ambassadors.
Advices from Madrid state that at the
elections on Sunday so Republicans were re-
turned.
NJ vi Monoh 74h
, 1893-03-08
CHRIsTIANsTED.

March 4th-per schnr. 'vigilant" FROM St
Thomas-Isabetla Baptist d child Harris
Brumstorf. Christine Fsnsmark.
March 6th-per schnr. "Vigilant" for st.
Thomas Ca lila Samuel, Cathrine Frazer,
Planter HerIuf Arendrup, VIM. holmes ker,
Alexander Batlnann, Alexander Nc. Bride,
Theo. EStoraeIl & servant John Nc. Donald,
Postm aster J6rgensen'f for Europe.
March 9Th per English sloop Speed Tor
St. Kits. Rebecca Taylor, c. Il. Osborne for
st. Thomas.
FREDERrKsrED,
March 4th-per schnr. Atlantic" from St.
Thomas-Capt. Nelson & son, James Warner.
Angelina Joseph. Thomas Urgum, EdwarI
James.
March 6th-per sohnr. Atlantic" for St.
Thomas-Miss M. Russell, Mrs. $. Warner,
Mrs. f. Christensen, Mr.. W. :. Boyle, }.
George, Teresa Luoas, A. Nathaniel.
The American Yatch Atlantic" arrived
here from st. ThomAs ON Saturday.
, 1893-03-08
New York March 7th

4N0W IVA 040A0h "
Flour st. Lawrence pr. brl. 4. Is
Meal. best brandy wine. per. brl. ESQ
Heavy Mess Pork. per brl. l9a-19f
New Seasons Pork, per brl 30
Crystals per ID. 81
"Ne f. 10 q. K. per 10 )
English Islands Molasses pr. gal. Zoe.
Exchange New York and London. 1855
London March 7th
(Oemarara Cty.t ~ pr "wt lis Sd.
Sugar MuscovadA ; 'wf l5sol
German Best 20 IA. Cd
Demerara Rum pr. .al. J. l9t-ls ia
Trinidad Cocoa pr ewt. IL lSs. Sd.
Censel's 98s
Bank of England rate Of Disesunt u.
Liverpool Cotton, Middllng upland D lb'zt
Three pr. ct. kentes in Paris 9S.4O.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21
FOR SALE.

Five acres of Ane level land between the
University and the city and near the Elec-
trio line at $3.50; paya BILE $3.50 down. balance
in four annual payments of S125 each inter
est at 6 per cent. Five acres adjoining, sans
price and terms. $1,250 for new six-room
dwelling on Missoula avenue, with two
level lots. each 50x14O. fences. shed. $500
down. $3.50 for twenty acres of land and
and a small house on the outskirts OF Hell
ena. $500 down.
Wanted house and lot in Helena in OK
change for 160 ncres Of timbered land. IA
miles from Helena. having a good growth
Of yellow pine suitable for cordwood.
A neat cottage. wall built ba'n and q of
an acre of lnnd. within 10 or 12 minutes
walk from Broadway for 5000; payable
$500 cash, balance long time; building in
sured for $500.
House and lot on Missoula avenue for
$3.50: house has 5 rooms and lot is 5Ox14O.
A corner on ninth avenue, one block
from Electric line, 100x140 at 80 per front
foot.
An excellent level lot near 18th ave.
nne adjoining Floweres addition at $500;
payable 800 down. S. per month, no in
terest.
Choice corner lot on Dsa born avenue
having frontage of 125 feet on Dearborn
and 200 feet deep. at $50 per 'front.' foot;
within one block of two Electric lines; ad-
joining properties held at $40 per front
foot.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21

( LAS SUMMONS-IN The JUSTICES
court of Helena township. county of / owls
ana olar"c' etate OF Montana before A. G. Vo-
{. 4 lster i TO-, p|n!ntiGs. vs. Peter Iays,
defendant
ho state of Montana to tho above namod do
fcnAant, greeting;
you arc hereby summoned to be and appear be-
for ms, A. {. Notaw Justice of tho Ieac in and
Tor tho county of evils and tIarso, at my Office
II iielcBa. within ten 1Ol dayB after the tomplc-
ton of tic publication of this summons, to-wit:
after Sept. Il. 1893, then aud the re- to mako an
sWer to tie complaint of the above named plain =
itts, in a civil action TO recover the sum OF ,w
hanarei and SIX and - ~ tS20D ~ dollars for
"or@ ana services hauling orc from ths Mime
fott lnlne to Gregory cunceIl'rator in Jefferson
county, oRtana Tor defendant. a, his special
ias % ancr AMI request dnring and prior to July
H. 1893. and III dcfault thereof, Judgment win bo
IontI RED nFHn-t you, Peter avis. tho above
named d"lc nc for tho sum of two hundred
and six and ."-l0y dol iars and costs in this bshal
eEncndod,
Gwen under my hand this 18th day of August,
=. Il, l7.3 A. &. NOrhW.
Justice Of tho Peace.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21
Representative Bland Is Interviewed
and Expresses His Views
Quite Freely.
The Restoration Of the White
Metal Win Prevent Fu-
ture Panics.
No Way in which Legislation Can lsC
Made to Stop Them-The Proper
Ratio.
TSpecial Corrcspondencc,1


WASHINGTON, Aug. Ill had au interest
ing interview today with Representative
Richard Parks Bland of Missouri, who as the
champion of the cause of the silver dollar
has become known, by name ut least, all over
the country. 1t was not the usual stereo
typed interview in which statesmen give
out their set views. but rather a adiscoursive
talk
Mr.. Bland is now entering on his twenty
first year in congress. He Is n Kentuckian
by birth, going to Missouri in 1866, when %
years old and almost Immediately leaving
that state for California and Nevada, where
he lived 10 years, during the period when
fortunes rose and fell on the mining en-
changes and Virginia City was in it's glory.
Mr.. Bland is a lawyer. lie is in figure
rather under medium height and would
weigh about $50 poands now that advanc-
ing years have somewhat expanded his
naturally rather meager frame. lie wears
beard, trimmed rather closely and now
showing gray plentifully, has sharp,
shaped though small head. He is negli-
gent of dress and would not be at all like
ly to attract attention in u crowd.
. Mr.. Bland is not an orator. His presence
is unimposing, his delivery poor and his
enunciation imperfect, but despite these
things he usually commands the attention
of the house whenever he speaks, which is
fairly frequently, for he is not a one ide;,
man and addresses the house ON q variety
Of topics. Long experience has made him
an adept at all parliamentary devices, and
for this reason especially he is valuable to
the silver cause. In answer to my inquir-
les as to what should be done, Mr.. Bland
said:
81 think we ought to restore silver to
where it was-unlimited coinage-and the
financial question never rwill be permanent
ly and justly settled until then"
What do you think of this talk about
an increased ratio between the two metals,
Mr.. Bland9" asked.
"The matter he replied, showing in his
answer his strong party spirit, ''of free coin
age of silver for the Democratic party can
not be I. question. 1t is committed to it.
AS to the ratio, that is q problem that has
always been an open question to be deter
mined according to what congress may
deem just and proper between the two met
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21
EDUCATIONAL ECHOES.


There are in the world 261 asylums and
training schools for the blind, with 11,7S0
inmates.
Ex-Governor Roberts of Texas has de-
clined the position Of lecturer on constitu-
tional law in the state university.
The highest honor for orator at the COM
mencement of Trinity college in North
Carolina was carried off by full blooded
Choctaw Indian of the name of Joseph
Maytubby.
Professor w. B. Langsdorf of Carlisle,
Pa, has been called to the Miami univer-
sty, Oxford, O., AS professor of the Latin
language and literature. Professor Langs-
dorf graduated from Dickinson college in
1887.
DR.. w. G. Anderson of Yale college. di-
rector of the Chautauqua School of Phys
ical Culture, says that physical training is
in its infancy in America, general interest
in the subject having arisen only in the
last six years"
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21
CURIOUS cuLLlNcs.

a dying man may be burned with retihot
irons and yet not feel the least pain.
In S;axony nobody ventures to wipe the
fingers on the tahlecloth lest tho hands be.
come covered with warts,
AT the Bclding Bros, silk works. North
ampton, Mass, there Is a well 3,T00 feet
deep that is perfectly dry at tho bottom.
Tho Hebrew Talmnd says that when
Adam was created he was giant, his head
reaching into the heavens and his counte-
nance outshining the sun.
In Dutch Guiana the women carry upon
their persons all the family savings in tho
shape of heavy bracelets, anklets, neck
laces and even crowns of gold and silver.
In Westphalia and Saxony the unfortu-
nate mortals who happen to be beaten with
broomstick firmly believe themselves
doomed to die of consumption.
The flags to be hoisted at one time in sig
mailing at sea never exceed four. 1t Is an in
teresting arithmetical fact that with lS
variously colored flags, and never more
than four at time, no fewer than 7s,6A2
signals can be given.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21

A LAS SUMMONS-1N THE DISTRICT
IA court Of tho First judicial district Of thu
state Of hontsna. . in and for tho county Of
LEVI. :: s,ep.ins. plaintiff. VS.. George H..
Tho state Of Montana sends srestins to the
You arc hereby required t, appear in an action
brought as.inst ,cn by the above named plaintiff:
OF the state ct Montana, in and Tor the county OF
Lewis and Clarke. and TO answer tho complaint
hled therein Tithln thin th days esclnslve Ct Il.
summons. il served within this county: or. il
served ont OF this county. but witt in thisd,strot
or Judi dsment BY default viii be taken against I yon
according to the prayer of ssid complaint.
man, aho s as,on y ,r Iaus th to nas
and 2o.lt0 dollars. and interest on the sum of
eighty fve, dollars from tho 18th day Of May.
which tho plaintiff alleges in his complaint to
be duo him from defendant on . certain prom
is'ory note, made. executed and delivered by
february. 1893 whereby the raid /. kvsns prom
lsod to pay to defendant the 'um IT 500 three
months after date. for valnc received. together
snnum from date until paid. which rnid note was
by defendant endorsed TO plaintiff by writing his
doiSa,ea to to plaintiff. prior % to the a.,h day - OF
May. 1873. and which said noto was on tho 27th
day of May, 1893. presented to tho said o. va 8
the snid =. tvsns and refused by him. and
which rsid note was thereupon duly protested
for non payment, notice Of which dsman l. non
payment and protest WAS given to tho eaid q.
Evans and tn. said defendant; no part Of which
faiI note has been paid except the snm Of y5
paid ~ is % 1873 a. and % for cost. @ Of .ui.' ' anu
And you are hereby notified that IL you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiff will take Judgment
by de!sult against You for the nnm Of ss7, 70
and and in'c,ost on the sum Of 3ss from May is,
!o9h at tho rate OF temper cent per annum and
for costs OF puit.
Givon under my hand and the seal of the dis.
Iict court OF tho First judicial district OF ths
state Of Montana. In and for tho
county Of Lewis and Clarke.
seal First this 5h day OF August, in the
Juu list. year Of our Lord one thousand
l. court. eight hundred and nincty-thrce
-7--- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
r ~ JESSE Kicker, 1epntv Clerk
Ihos G. Bach. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21

ais. would not fight against free coin
age bill because could not have my ratio,
provided ratio was substituted that was
reasonable l see no reason, however, for
changing the ratio and think it would be 8
blunder to do it."
sit has been said that silver should fall
because machinery has greatly cheapened
its production?"
"The cost of production of silver anG
gold has nothing to do with it as money
The production of silver from the begin
ming has always been more steady and has
cost more labor than gold. If the cost of
production is to determine its value, then
silver is better than gold. In the placer
mines of California men made 500 q lay
and more. The cost of production of gold
amounted to little or nothing, but it die
not decrease or increase its price as com,
pared with silver
SIS there gold enough to do the world a
business?'
"Evidently there is not," replied Mr..
Bland, adding: "Tho only way I know in
which to bring gold to this country is to sc
contract the currency and reduce the prices
as to make gold buy more here than else
where. If the people are willing to reduce
the prices of labor and the products of labor
beyond the level of prices in other countries
eo 90 ~ " SO..' w ',', tou'l'fy, we can
Seu pea VI ri'eir Soio p'1t, on 'he other
s:i nanu' my :" IN uhue'I"he 10 l0"er Then
Paioes ~ Aeep 'ne soiu' Illu 'ne result would
oc Contest pe1"eeii soio staiidara conil-
tries as to how near they could reduce the
laoorliis people 10 working Tor nothing and
pio'.ueihS ,oi incoming Prt'c'ically.
As 10 'ne present palilc my opinion Is
I,nt l,,fI .,,l.
tnac soonec of later we "onld nave mad a
P'ilic III oliS country because credits had
Deeli eAtei'oea u lar beyond the gold basis of
eett!eihe',: Inc same 1hlng has happened
III Anstfaila' herlnany and England. All
goi4 stahaaru countries are today IN Il panic,
thlnk TINS pane was precipitatcd by
the anxiety 70 repeil our silver Law and by
prophecies Oh panic ana OF financial dis
as'er IL IL were lo1 repeated. thiuk this
pre'eii'eo other countries from investing
mere ana caused our own people to hoard
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21

SHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
~ cution in my hands, issued ont Of the dis.
trict court of the First judicial district of the
state Of Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. in the suit Of New York Dry woods
the 2sth day Of July. 4. b. 1928, have ieviesi
upon all the right. title and interest of the said
sorbed property situated in .ni eTis ond
county, state of Montana, viz:
The southeast quarter Of northwest quarter OF
section twenty-five (22), township ton (lU)
north, range four ~ west.
Together with all and singular the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances thsreunto be-
lonsinx or in .nywiso appertainins. ,
Notice is hereby gwen that on tho 2ath
Of said day at the front door Of the court house
IN the city Of Helsna. county .nd state
and interest Of the said George eeymsr
in and to the said above described property. to
the highest bidder for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this the 4th day Of Aug
u.t. A. D. 1892.
FRED i. Hoss. Under sheriff
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21

NOTICE OF lGNMENT.-NOTICE Is
made 20 tho UNDERSIGNED a g neral assignment
for he benefit of the creditors of the said frank
lin II. Wallace. and that tho undersigned has
properly cf the said rankin Il. Wallace
All persons indebted to tie snid Franklin r.
Wallace Noticed to make payment of tho
amounts owing by them to the undersigned with
out delay.
J.. &. i. LOTT,
Assignee of Franklin r. Wallace.
at7d July q. 1892.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21

NOTlCE TO C '-OWNERs.-TO j. Fl. SIN
~ clair. his heirs executors. admin Isl rate rs
acd assigns:
iGu arc hereby notified that ]. Fisk j. Shatfer,
your co-owner have, IN accordance with seotion
2."2i OF the Revised sta utes of tho United
tates. expended i'll labor and improvements
upon tho esdt quartz lode mining claim, SIT
unted in Scratch ,rarel (unoTg.nized) mining
cistrict. in tho county of | evils snd Clarke.
stnta of Moatana tho sun of one hundred (SlG0)
ssnting said claim according to law for the years
1891 an | isst. and unless you contribute or
cau,c to be contributed your share of sucn ey-
the unCorsiRnsi at / o enr. in tho county of
osis aud inrke state of Montana within
ninety (!,l days utter the serv ca of this notice
By publication your interest in said
tnder quart lode mining claim will DO for
felted and become the property Of tho under
tlRned as provided b. said section 2,32A OF Re.
viscd statutes Of the United States
iSK j. SHAFFER.
latcd Helena Mont, Aug IL. 1898.
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21

~ trict court Of tho First judicial aj.t,;nt 2,
.ne ~ state state Of Montana. in and for the county
deceased. "" stehs'
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, adj
minis' Iator 9f tho estate OF l1iids Par
enI deceased, to the credi ors OF. and
Al per,ons Lsviny claims agsinst tho aid
deceased to exhibit than with the NJ eessaiy
xxousher. within four months after the FIRST rub-
70 l.w 9li CO Of M.ssena nj, ard, Toom g. God
1ioes' s in tho city q Helena. county Of
be ns the place for tho Transaction OF ,h. hn.i
ness % oi said estate in said county OF evils and
..,.,. EDOuARD ID PARENT,
deceased. -" Asteus'
Dated July 20, 1893
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21

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The Helena independent., 1893-08-21

ALIAS suMMoNs-IN, THE JUSTICES
"A court OF Helena township county Of evils
and Clarke. state Of Montana. before A. c. Vo-
taw. justice of the peace
Nd Culver and - OConnell p!aintiffs va
Peter Davis. defendant,
TIE state Of Montana to the above named de-
fendant greeting:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear
before me. a. G. Votaw. justice Of the peace in
and for the county Of Lewis anil larke. 1t my
Office in Helena, within ten Cor days after the
compile ion of the publication of this summons,
to-wit:
Aftor Sept. Is, 1893 then and there to make an
swer to the complaint Of the above named plain
tiffs, in civil action to recover the sum Of two
hundred and and 2s-l0O ($2O8.2a dollars for
work and services hauling orc from tho Minne-
sofa mine to Gregory concentrator In jefferson
county. Montana. for defendant at his special
instance ard request. during and prior to July
~. le93 and n default thereof Judgment will be
rendered. against you, Peter Davis tho above
named defendant, for the sum Of two hu undre
and Blk and 25-lOO dollars aud costs in this bo-
half expended
Given VI der my hand this 18th day OF August.
q. l.. ls9S. a. {. VOTAW.
Justice Of tho Ponce,
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21

NOTICE OF AssIGNMENT- IS
~ hereby given that A. NJ. 1hornburgh has
made TO tho undersigned a general assignment
for the bou fit Of the creditors of tho said A. n.
hornhursh. and that the undersigned has taken
erty OF the aid a. NJ Thornburgh.
81 person' indebted to the said A. NJ
lhornbursh are notified to mske payment of the
without delay.
L. c. +. LOTZ
Dated July p, 1893
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21

SITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL OF II
y In family to take care Of children. Address
4l2 Mest Main strQet
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21

SITUATION WANTED-A POSITION ron
~ widow with one child four years old: sal
ary no abject, home desired more than money.
Mrs. Smith, all kutte avenue
The Helena independent., 1893-08-21
Helena Employment Agency
24 EDWARDS STREEr

"a EDWARDS STREET.
Telephone $50. W. IL. Cook. Proprietor
WANTa-Two girls for army officers family.
$40 month. Girl for ascade, $40. tirl for
Avon. $40. Second cook Tor otel, $40 week.
TO LET-Two rooms furnished for light
housekeeping 81 q month. seven room house
nicely furnished, close to NJ ain street. $40.
FOR sALE-Ihirteen cows with nine young
calves. $S25.