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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-09-02
The Last English Rabbit.

The game of the world is decreasing,
and as new lands are opened to civiliza-
ton so it will get less and less. In the
struggle for existence, there will be no
room for the sportsman. His require
ments will grow more modest as time
advances, but they will not be satisfied.
The last British wolf was killed in Suth-
erlandshire about the year 100 by a man
named Poison. Who will be handed
down to posterity as the slayer Of the last
British rabbit: What a pathetic picture
might be drawn of the last cock pleas
ant! Perhaps some Macaulay of the far
distant future may astOnish his readers
by his account Of what went on n the
rural districts of Great Britain in the
nineteenth century.
He would relate how, owing to the
s~cantiness of the population, men used to
shoot cartridges and pheasants by the
thousand on ground then and for gener.
atoms past the sites Of immense towns;
telling how the great garden Of England,
then mapped out into small tenements,
each laboriously and infinitely cult.
waited, with no waste Of wood or hedge
row, used in those far away years TO be
~furiously ridden over by hundreds OF
hOrsemen in pursuit of an animal long
since extinct in the land and only known
to the curious III old books Of natural
Observation-Disclosures Magazine.
Chew Mariana tobacco, 10 cents
plug, at +. d. Fishers.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-09-02
w. NJ. YEARBY, Durham, \. c.
Wives
and Daughters

Often lose the benefit of life
assurance, taken out for their
protection, because of ill-ad-
Viscd investments. Again,
the intentions of the assured
sometimes fail of realization
through the prodigality Of a
son to whom the sudden pos
session of so much money
proves too great a temptation.
nv.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-09-02

The Use OF 'Castoria is 80 universal and
its merits 50 we'll known that it seems IA work
OF s~upererogation TO endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLos MARTYR, Il. D,
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-09-02

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contingencies by offering The
Tontinc Installmcnt Policy.
The premiums per thousand
are much less than under
older forms Of insurance, and
theamount is payablein 20, IS
or 80 annual payments, thus
sccuringa Comfortableincome
for the beneficiary. Write to
w. J. RODDEY, Manager,
For the CarOIinas,
ROCK HILL, s. 6.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-09-02

"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior TO any prescription
known to me" II \ ARCHER, VI D.
Ill So. OxfoEd ST, Brooklyn, y. y.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-09-02

THE CENrArR COMPANY, - MURRAY STREET, New NoRK CITY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
REVOLUTION IN CUBA.

Assorted to he Usder Way and Rapidly
spreading.
New YoRK. Nov. 1.-The leaders of the
Cuban revolutionary party in this city say
they have private sdvioss which state shat
rebellion against the government il al
ready we'll usder way The movement IL
thought TO be prem ature, bus enthusiastic
Cubans predict suessss. The loader Of tho
revolutionary party In America. and the
most trusted adviser in Cuba. 10 Jose
MaEti, editor Of La FatYie. He says thSt
undoubtedly in Cuba the revolutionary
movement 10 worthy Of consideration. The
government has kept Gloss watch Of oil
communications from tho island, thus re-
vealing the gravity of the state of Affairs.
Cubans In the United States are anxisus to
help their country establish Q lasting re-
public. Gen. Garlic. leader of ths Ssbsl-
lion, 10 said to have succeeded in creating q
general uprising in the province Of Villas.
II is not believed shat the di@o1lty has yet
extended beyond the central portions Of
the island.
KEY WEST. Fla. Nov. 1.-THE CubaE
reyolutionista who make headquarters ksrl
have received information shat cities neal
central Cuba declared against Spanish last
Friday and are in opsn rebellioa against tke
government. An armed expedition 10 said
to be preparing to leave for Cuba frem thil
vicinity within twenty four hoars. Large
sums Of Aoney have been contributed BY
com patriots here who feel sure Of vistory.
new that the governments attention II
turned TO sha trouble in Morocco.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
IN LEAGUE WITH THIEVEA
Bomb Thrown TO Facilitate the Picking Of
Pockets,

Bomb Thrown to Facilitate the Picking Of
Pockets.
BARCELONA. Nov. 11.-Aragon, a French
anarchiSt one Of the men arrested on sus-
picion of being connected with tho outrage
at. the Lieeo theater. turns ost to be q
friend of Pallas. the anarchist executed for
attempting the life OF Capt. Maj. Con.
Martinez Campss. The lodgings of the
French anarchist we're sea ehed shortly
after his arrest md photos Of Chicago an
archists and other anarchistio prints were
found. The police also seized doeumont Ia
which lend them to believe that tho bomb
th overs were leaRued with gang Of
thieves. as when tie panic stricken audi
ence escaped T. ON the theatsr on the night
OF the explosion. humorous attem pts to
snatch jswslry, purses, etc.. we're made.
So much ala IN has been caused among
the theater going public by tho disaster at
the Liceo thssteF that places of amusement
have been almost deserted ever since.
PARIS Nov. ia high Spanish police
official has sri ived hore on a special mis-
sion conneeted with the recent dynamite
bomb outrage at Barcslona. Several
AZ esss OF French ansr chists. suspected Of
completely in the Liceo theater explosion,
are expected. 1t is believed the investiga-
tion Will result in disclosures showing that
the anarchists of Europe are acting in oon-
cert. and that all the recent dynamite ont =
rnees and consp;racies have been carefully
planned by coutrai Committee, whose
headquarters have not yet been located.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
GOVERNMENT MAY TAKE 1T.
Rumor That the Usien Pacific Nay NJ
NAti0nol Property.

Rumer That the Usisn Pacino Nay NJ
Nstionsi Property.
New York. Nov. 1.-THE World pub-
fishes the following: "Prssidsnt Cleveland
10 expected 10 announce within day -
twe the appointment Of Frederick h.
CoudsEt and J. w. Doans. the CAisago
banker. ss additional TscsivsEs Of the Unios
Pacific railroad. The eovssansat ID said
to BE- very much worried about the $780,
oO0. 900 claim IL holds against the Union
Pacific and therefore II 10 that IL has taken
stsps TO centrol the majority Of the 70.
ssivers. II was hinted last night BY . CAPT.
taltst pretty familiar with Union Pacific
matters shat ultimately the Qovsrnneat
would assume absoiuts control Of the rail-
road and run II"
To-day II was announced asthositstivsly
shat IL hsd been decided on the part Of the
government TO ask the court to-day TO 40.
voint ]. W. Doans. Of Chicago. and Fred
eriek X. Coudsrt. Of New York. 10 bs asso-
ciate receivers Of the Union Pacific. This
will give the Rovernnsnt th1es reprssntn-
tivss. Receiver Clark will bs placed IN
charge OF tho operating dspaYtmsat and
Rsosiver Mink Of the accounts il oil de-
psrtnents. II 10 understood that addi-
tional receivers are likely to be appointsd
to represent tire other see urisy holders Of
tho Union Pacific.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
IN THE COURTS.
Tho Juvgsss Jury BSisgs IN = scaled veS.
AIos-Ths C0so Of 0vsveIls.

Tho JuEgs.s Jury Bsisgs IN ssslsA Yer.
Aios-Ths Case of GrsveIls.
Tho ssss Of Charles JurRsns. on trial IN
Judge Hunvs court ON the charge on grand
larceny. was concluded yesterday and given
TO the jary st two .. N. They had not
agYesd when THE lNDEpENDENr went 10
press.
Issao Gravslls pleaded not auilty vsstsS-
day in dspartnsns No. I. TO grind larceny.
Gravslls 10 charged with stsaling horses In
the vicinity Of Aasysville. After that he
went to Fergus oounty. stole some harness,
was tried. sSnviotsd and sentenced 10 two
and half years IN tho psnitentisry. He
was released few weeks siAes and was ar-
sas Z, ol sns gs.s q. q. q NJ s1.
County Attorney Nolsn detailed these cir
cumssAnoss to the eou't and made motion
that Gravslis be released on his Heoogni-
znnss until his trial. In making ths motion
Mr.. Nolan said Grsvills had had NO oppsr-
tunity TO show whether his imprison N snt
had had ths sffsct Of working a seforma-
tion. aud for this reason he was willing the
prisoner should bs released on his own
rOcognizanoe until bis trial. Judge Hunt
granted the motion and In the afternoon
GrevilIe went 10 Marysvills.
K-yss and CoSbin. sonnsctsd with the
1AoAsans CsnssAi easss' slso pieso NOV
guilty. They asked for separate trials.
Tho date of their trials will b set to- moi-
row.
Ths case Of Billings ct al. W. Flowsrrse,
In which the PLAINTIFF ask for $500
for damage done their land owing to the
breaking OF a dana belonging to the defend
ant was concluded IN department No. 2,
and Judge Buck has II under advisement.
In the case of Manlovs vs.. Rocsne, in
which the plaintiff sued for $3S, value OF
labor performed. the jury rendered veT-
diot In favor Of the plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
Winter Has Set in and the German
Mountains Are Clothed in
White.
New Decree for tho Purpose OF
Getting Husbands for Three
Girls.
How william Captured = Hebblsd sad
AuxzlsA Bosr Thst Had Its Tusks
Pulled.

iCopyright 1893 by the Assooiated PresAJ
BERLIN. Nov. 11.--Wintor has fairly set
in In she mountain districts Of Germany
and SNOW 10 already quite deep. oAusing
much delay to the postal service. Tho
feld day Of tho Berlin Gsogra phionl sciety
was yesterday. whom banquet was given
Drs von DryRolafki. Won Hoef|en and
Blade, who have just returned from an OK
ploring trip into Greenland. The expedi-
tion ned, bearing . mass Of valuable
material. which 10 now being sifted and
classed. The newly unearthed gambling
frauds will shortly Occupy the attention Of
the criminal tribunal of Hanover.
Regarding the new tax and bills. II IL
noted that instead Of the 6000O,OOO marks
demanded by Ex-Ninister Msltssphan,
Herr Miguel demands 100. 1000, 600 marks
extra. 40OO0.OOO msfks being oeoasionsd BY
the new commercial treaties. In radical
circles. however. IL IL asserted that this
extra amount 10 intended for reserve fund
70 cover the alleged projected increases in
army and navy expenditures.
The ReiehsanzeiRe published an psrial
decres promulgated at the request Of Duke
Ernst Of Soheswi0- Holstein (whose sister,
Princess Augusta Victoria Of schlsswig-Hol-
stein. IL the present empress Of Germany
which recognizes the ducal line Of the
Schlsswig Holstsins. the former the reign
ing house of the German empire. The de-
cres Is i'm ortant. a. it gives that branch
Of the SoalsswiR Holstein family to whish
Duke Ernst belongs. equality in rank with
the actually reiRninR German houses. and
evidently 10 with the idea Of facilitating
advantageous marriages for the snpress'
younger sisters. Princess Victoria Ttsdst-
lex. Fedora Louise and Fedora Adelaide.
The TaRsblatt publishes the alleged sir-
cunstanees Of the smpsror's recent boar
hunting expedition in Hubsrstosk. The st.
Habsrt's day hunt. the Tageblatt declares.
was more . court display which In no wa ,
reflected credit upon the royal spol tsnan.
Tho bear, it is said, WAS deprived Of its
tasks and maZzlsd. taken to the soene of
the hunt enclosed In . box, and when se-
leased the unfortunate animal trotted
psacefully away until the emperor oyertoo K
| and trans6xed the wild" boar with q
! spear.
Reports that President Psixoto, of Brazil,
| is endeavoring to purchase war vessels in
Germany received partial conf mation TO-
dav when it was announced that Peixoto
succesded in purchasing tive war ships
from the Schiehak shipbuilding yard, near
Dantzig. The vessels purchased ays fast
twiA screw torpedo boats capable of steam
ing twenty-eight knots per hour.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.

DENVER. Nov. 11.-Postnaatsr Bsmis. Of
Lansing. was murdered last night. II 10
eported that the affics was robbed and the
murderer escaped.
ST. LOUIS. Nov 11.-Martin Heller, .
oontra actor and builder engaged on govern
meat work. has disappeared with large
amount belonging to the govern ment and
sub contractors. 1t 10 believed he has gone
TO Austria
WKLcH. W. Va, Nov. n.-A slate roof In
The Croker minss fell in to-day. killing
James Bloch, john Jones ana J. n Davis.
DupUQuK, Ia. Nov. 11-Prof. W. ]. shoup.
brother Of senator ShOup, Of Idaho, and
for twenty years prominsns In publio school
affairs In this city aud state. died this
morning.
HAMILTON. o.. Nov. 1.-THE Danols
Banking company. Of Aiddlstown. Ohio,
assigned tO-dsy. Capital stock CSC, 600.
NEw YoRK. Nov. 11.-Inporss OF specie At
ths pors of New York the past week were
~. 8l3 Tell sxporsA geld t9l, ,507. silver
947HbSl.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
ON A MORE SERIOUS CHARaH.


Weaver Takes to DsaIAsv w1sh esaa9es -
Answer fer burglary.
u. u. Weaver. whs WAS 70 have bsen tsieo
before Justiss Ctutehss yesterday aftssnosa
on charge Of petit laYssny In sonnsssisA
with the Montana Central freight oar rob
berries. WAS arrested In ths morning by
Sheriff Mcneil, Of Jefferson county, with n,
O. Staufsr. and taken 10 Boulder 70 answss
the charge Of burglary which has been pre-.
ferrod against both men thsgs. When twO
O'Clock. tho time for the trial, eaSns, g. G.
Newman. counsel for Weaver, stated 10
Judge Crutcher that be hsd bssn tnlormsd
that his client had bssn plaosd undsy arrest,
missed in Jefferson county. Wsavss aad
btauffor. he stated. wsSs willing 10 be tsisd
ho1e or any where else. and % often % tho
state wanted 10 try them. In view OF tho
arrest on ths Jehersoa county charge -
had been informed by tho oessty attorney
that the charge of petit lasosay hare vas ~
bO dropped.
Judge Crutsher said hs dida'S appssve
Of having his court INSIDE estspsw 81, ~
making q charge against Weaver and holdina
him bess uLtii some other county souId
perfect charge against him. Under the
circumstances he would only consent 70
taxing tbs costs TO tho c0mplainina Wiz
ness who In this case happened 10 be De-
sective Kilgors. The latter vss ssnt Tor
and informed of the judges decision. ~
first ha objected TO paying the scsts, bue
later said he weuld do 80. II necessary.
At FIRST Judge CrutehsY was for having
shs ease 60 to trial. but On being Informed
that IL was ths desire Of County Attorney
Nolan to have the proceedings dismissed he
consented to do so. Tho matter Of cssts
hs said he would leave for the county aSS
torney TO dispose of.
Weaver and Btau6es had both bssn o..
rsstsd here somo tino ago IN connsoSisu
with the Montana Central Yebberies.
Weaver was tried on one charge Of pstiS
larceny and ssquittsd. Stsudsr was bound
over for the district contt, but the shsFga
against him was not pressed. the county ~.
torney not deemina the evidence sufasisnl
TO warrant going 10 trial. The return Of
Conduetos Smith from New Mexico 10 said
10 have put tho jefferson county suthoSi-
ties in possession of sufficient evidence ID
warrant the charge OF burglary IN she night
time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
THE LEADER IN CARPETS.

Hermann & Co. Showing = Fall Line at
Very Low Prices.
Hermann il Co., the dealers In furniture
and carpets ON Broadway, are showing the
largest and most complete line of carpets
In tho city. The line consists Of body Brus-
sells, tapestry and inarains of the late
shades and patterns. The stock is . big
oae. and as IL 10 the desire to reduce it, the
lowest kind of prices are being made. The
line of mattinRs. oil cloths and linoleums
is also large and these goods also are
priced Al rock bottom figures. The same
house is showing also . most complete as
soYtment of chenille and lace curtains.
Hermann & Co. have been in business 50
long in Helena and are 10 we'll known both
TO the people Of this city and the adjoining
country that when they say they are going
to sell at very low prices. their customers
know they mean what they say. II you q
looking for anything in their line give
them q call.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
FIVE MASKED MEN.
DO . Smooth job Of Train Hobbisg in
kSatsohy.

DO = ohOOSA OOU Oh Bpobn ASODUIog -
ksatsohy.
CAIRO. ILL.,. Nov. IL The Illinois Central
train due here st 1:3O this morning was held
upst Nayfeld Bridge, Ky.. eight miles
sonth OF here. by hvs masked msn. sup
posed to have boarded the hsin ss Brad
we'll.
Tke passengers were mot disturbed. The
robbery was 80 we'll planned that there was
scarcely any oxcitsnent. Three mon
clInbsd the engine tank. One covered this
engineer with . revolver and addressed him
by his right name, saying politely: "Mr.
Clarke. pull 0ut ~ soon ~ you can." He
told the engineer hs had no wish to hurt
him. bat would kill him II hs disobey cd.
Fireman Butler ran away and hid on pilot
sngias. One Of tho robbers 6red the engine
like an old timer from Eardwsll to Port
Jefferson. Here ths engineer was in
structsd to stop tho train 1t ths Mayhsid
trsstls.
There the robbers sent the engineer ahead
OF them at the point Of pistol and shotouns
to the express car. Engineer Clarke called
to Messenger Mcneil to open the door. ~
Commanded by the robbers. ana the sn-
ginesr told the Easssengsr not 10 shoot, She
r0bbeis using him as . target. The car
was opened. the robbers secured two pack
agss Of money, one small amount, tho
other said to contain $1,000. TAs nsssen.
ger had hidden other valuable packages.
Incidents Of tho hold up we're 80 quiet the
passengers on ths train were not aware OF
| what was taking place ahead. The rob-
bers escaped.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
BUTTE MAKES A BID.
Purse OF 10000 in . Gsntleman's Mine
for the Fight.

Purse Of 10000 in . Gsatleman's Mind
for the Fight.
1T. PAUL. Nov 11.-A spesial to the
Pioneer Press from Butte. Mont, says that
Fisky barnett, q well-known western sport
ing man in that oity. telsgraphed J. J.
Corbett's manager this evening that he
would guarantee Cerbstt and Mitchell .
parse Of $4,000 II they would fight in this
city or Anaconda. The Same information
was sent Richard K. Fox. Billy Edwards,
of New York, and Corbett.
Nxw York. New. u.-Bowsn AID Mason
are to arrive here to- morrow fSsm Jackson
vile. Fla. They come TO complete a.
rangsments for securing the Corbett-
Mitchell eight. A check for 5000 to de-
fray training expenses of tho uuailists
reached Manager Rouse. Of the Poliee Ga
zette. and 1t 10 thought an agreement will
bs signed BY Monday evening.
DALLAS, Tex. Nov. 11.-Twsaty thousand
dollars have been subscribed here for the
Corbstt- Mitchell fight. travelling and train
Ing expenses guaranteed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
EYTON AND SCHMIDT.

An Interesting Time Expected 1T We'd
nesday's Wrestling Match.
The wrestling match between Charles
Eyton, of Australia. and Carl Schmidt. Of
Wisconsin, which comes of at the opera
house Wednesday night, promises to be enc
Of the most stubbornly contested and in
tsHesting affairs Of tho kind that has ever
taken place in Helena. Both men are In
active training AID will be In the best poe,
sibls condition. The match 10 TO bs de-
cided by the eatoh-ss- catoh-san style of
wrestling, best two falls out of three. no
holds bar ed and NO draw allowed. II 10 to
be for 500 . side and the gate receipts, of
which rs per cent 10 TO tho Winner and Is
per cent TO tho loser. The wrestling match
will be preceded by number of interest
ing pEeliminaries.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
NORTHERN PACIFIC AFFAIRS.

Traffic Arrangement between tho 0sseral
and Branoh Line Receivers.
General Receiver Henry O. Reuse. Of the
Northern Pacific railroad, was In Helsna
yesterday. He had . Conferences with
Henry Stanton. s. T. Hsussr and =. L.
Bonner. receivers for the NosthsYn PasiAs
branch lines In Montana. and N sasss-
msnt for traffic srranQsmsht between The
r,ain line and tho Montana branches vas
reachsd. II was also decided 10 establish
tho headquarters Of the branch lise rsssiv-
srs in this city. OF course the arrange
ments made by the rseeivsrs will have 10 be
ratified BY tho federal court.
Mr.. Rouse and Mr.. Stanton spent several
hours in Helena and then went on west.
Mr.. Rouse IL ON . tour Of inspection and ID
accompanied BY General Manager Ken.
drick and J. N. HanRaford. general tSxGas
manager. The patty was met in Helena b.
W. H. Bsimsen. supesintsndsnt Of ths
Rocky Mountain division. aud J. d. Fian.
supsrintendent Of the Montana livisien.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
FOUR PARTIES OUT
Looking fer tho Sem Of Con. Carlin, Los
in the Hills,

Looking fer tho Sem Of Gen. Carlin, Lost
in the Hills.
VANCOUVER, WASH. Nov. 11.--BriR. Gen.
Carlir has organized four we'll equipped
parties of United States troops, about
eighty in all, TO get relief TO his son. w. E.
Carlis, A. L. HimmelwriQht and J. Harvey
Pierce. all Of New York, and guides. who
are lest in the Bitter Root mountains, Mon
tsna. The general is satisfied that every
thing has been done for the relief of the
party, but 10 still apprehensive Of accidents,
suoh % q stampede of their pack train,
separation in searching for members.
Three of tho relief parties have already
left points in Idaho and Montana for tho
head of the Clearwater and . fourth loft
Fort Walla WAlla to-day. The weather In
the vicinity of Missoula 10 reported fne
and II II continues will greatly facilitate
the work of rescue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12

To-Day the regular Fall
change ON all the railways in
the country, goes into effect.
Inc su m m e schedules Of
train service on the various lines
have served their purpose and
met the requirements of tourists
and travellers and those epiov-
ing vaca tions at home and
abroad. The Columbus Expo
sition has made Chicago the
rendezvous of thousands eager
to see the modern world in
miniature.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-12
THE SUNBEAM GALLERY.

Mr.. Moriarty Will BE Ready for His
Friends Tomorrow Morning.
J. N. Moriarty. proprietor of the Sun
beam photograph gallery. in the Pittsburgh
block. has been busy for several days in
getting his new gallery fixed up. He will
be ready for business to- morrow. and those
Who desire to $50 tho finest gallery in the
country, should give him q call. Espe-
sislly for the holiday trade, Mr.. Moriarty
will make reduction In tbs price of pho.
tos of all kinds. The 1eduotion in price
will not mean falling OF In quality. bat
with his new apparatus he is able TO do
even better work. II that wore possible.
than before. Do not forget that tho Sun
beam gallery 10 now In the Pittsburg block,
and il you want the best work in tho city
you must got EorisIty to do IL for you.