davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-04-27
abranblatt DER autrnta stants aettn1te, pnntertaa, ~. April 1898.

babe = tie iinb, mein' i9, ettpas mebr
tpert6 ais iieben S9iIing unb Sbr tuerbet
Sud- tpobl in Gurer &ebnun9 seltoBen baz
ben, alter SungeI"
rs freiGi3l" erpiOerte Der 9d9ter, ii6
binterm Sbre fraBen6; pite iinb fretlid6
mebr ipertb, aber mas gebt bas MIDI an?
tie gebOren ia nicbt mir"
v0amals", plegte Som Sheridan gu
id9en, tpenn er %iemunbem otele @eicbibte
er3dbIte, lab tcb micb gum critenmaG in
metnem 9eben iiberltitet uno mar nicbt
ipenig betroffen, 10 baB ib meinen Mutb
nit beiben 6dnben faBte unb MIDI 70
Idbneu ipie m0gli6 babon macbte aus
Strcbt, baB Der eigentli6e Gtgentbiimer
meiner Saebbeute eribeinen unb MIDI mod
ettpas trdfti9er unb empfinbliber ibr0pfen
tpcrbe, ols Der perbammte faltblitige
YGdbter !" -
, 1893-04-27
2IdrRf6ert6f.
@%btcolgo, II. NprtG.

SDtcQ8D, ~. NpttL.
Die 8reiie baben itcb am9 robuftenmorft
nibt pelentIib perdn6ert. Die @eibGfte
itnb ftia. Butter feit.
ToGgenbe 8retie pur6en BEL sr0Beren
Yartteen er3telt.
Butter, bette vSeperator" 7Boarc 81
@33c, quite 5000. mittelmGBtge 25(027c.
9atrp, Goolep'S bette 10000, mittelgute
unb quite 21025c, fril6er Bading Stod
10000 quite unb bette r&ou"
8uttertn, bette Creamery 1870, re6t
i60ne 1876, 9otrb 14c un6 18c fir Die
bette; in yGoQS" o6er tLeinen @ebinben
&c me6r.
&Gie, bette vfuu cream 6e6SarS" III
Ollie, rflat ibapes" 113@11&c, gouro
Nmerica 113@12c, rifimme6" 8@10c;
nabgemacbter S6net5er 15@163c, v8rtf"
13@14c 9tmbur9er 1908.
@ter, gart5 friibe 140143e 6as Db6.
@iIb: WtaIarb= unb Geab Seabe@nten
3.OO03,5O baS 0ubenb, fletnere 1000
1.25, Geel 1,50@1,75, 8lopcr 1.OO(01.2 20.
Sbft, geb0rrteS: QlepfeL, finitlib 9ee
trodnete $4,000. baS ID, an Ser Some ge1
borrte nDrblt9e 1907; Bfirft9e SOC,
8rombeeren 63@73, 6imbeeren 24@25;
GaIifornii9es: @prtfoien 16@18, nidbt
gei3dlte 8ftriibe 133@143, 9eicbalte 200
"a; glaumen 94@13; &oiinen: Qonoon
9apers 1.5001.85 bos &tit9en, Meustaz
teller 1.35(01, so, Ioie 4053.
Sb It, irti9es: Nepfel 100000 un6
2.50@3 so ie na5 Ser Site, 8onauen
1.00(02.00, Gitronen 3.00(04.00, Short
baer Srangen 2.5003. SO, G%aliforniibe
NaDels 2.5003,50; @rbbeeren aus 9outz
itana 1.00(01.5 so in "a Yints, Miifi1itpz
pier 2.00@3.00 in "a Quarts.
&artoffeIn: Misconitner alf Ser
8abn o., 6ebron 61c(064c, 8urbant
62o@7Oc, &oie 62c@65c, gearIeB COCO
Gle.
@efIIgeI, 9ei9Ga9tetcs : Surfep 1885,
@15c; 6ubner: 6ennen 12o01 6Gbne
7c(@8c; @nten 12c(013c; @Gnie 8c(013c,
lebenbige nit BEN gai3en Sebern $4,000
$500 per 0ubenb.
@emiie: neues @etBfraltt $1,000
1913 Der vGrate"; rotbe ober gelbe 3miez
beln 75c(0$1.0 Ser 8uibel Stedriben 80
@40c Der 8ulbel auf Ser 8a6n; petBe
@iben 81. OO0$1.2 6as SaB, @urfen
81 ,250$1.50 bas 0bb., SeQerie 25c(04Oc
pas 9B0., turt9e a3fDtebeltt 5O(010c ods
&titben bon ] 8ui6el, Salat int SAB $500
W$5,50, gieplant ba5 Ob6. 85c(0$1. 90,
&abtes9en 25c(@30c bas 0bb., Spinat
81 .O0@$1.25 bas SAB, tunge totbe &iiben
4Oo@5Oc, 9eteriilie 2Oo@25c, &reiie 4Oc
@50c.
MbtsfeD $1.14.
&ObIen: SIM &letnen, gr6Bere vG9g"
$7.25 bic Gonne, fleinere unb ugtut" o6er
yGon9e" s $50.
, 1893-04-27
Saritlide Ponowerfer.

Qtm preuBiiden 6ofe lit es cine alte
Sitte, buB bic 4rinsen fib sic Sertt9fcit in
ir9enb einem 6onotperf %dneignen. &atier
@tlbelm l., Safer Sriebrib, Der iebtge
&ailer ilnb ietn 8ru6er, 9lue tpurben ais
Snabet BON etgctS bte5u berufener Wteiitern
IN irgeno einem t6ahbtpert, tpte ScbLoiieret,
S6retneret, 8ubbinberet IL. /. m. unter>
riebtet. Oteier Site, tpelbe ant preu>
Btiden 6ofe trabitionea itreng etngebalter
miro, liegt tpobI bas etbiicbe Woment gu
@runbe, baB Die Nusbtlbung Ser 6anb7
fertigfeit ehter groBen er3iebliben @ertb
beiiBt. Gtenetdbt bat man AUDI baburct
cine @brung bes 6anbmerferltanbes unb
ieiner 0eptie v6anbperf bat etnen gol>
oenen 8pben" beabithti9t. NnldBlicb Der
itlbernen 6ob3ett bes grtn3en 2ubptg BON
8atern erfdbrt tat aub, baB Die SObne
bes boben 6errn glei6faas Elm 6anbtpert
gelernt bdben. Der iunge Brins Srans bat
logar fir leine Gltern, mte icbon ertpGbnt,
fem @eibent leLbit angefertt9t. Ser 8rins
erbielt git 8eibnacbten cine 6obelbant,
Wertaeuge unb Waterial gum @elcbenf unb
iibt it3 felt bieier 3eit auf @unlcb Der
8rau 8rtn3elltn 2ubmtg i'm S6reiner6onb>
inert, pD3u Der Brin3 SreuOe unb @ei6td
an BEN Sag Legt, pbipobl CT eS nun in ieinen
farg bemeiienen freien Stunben ausiiben
f1nn.
Mbonnirt auf baS Mbenoblatt Ser SGinois
Staats> 2ettung 8rets l Sent.
, 1893-04-27
6mei9=O ficen
- bes -
AbenOblatt Der Sa. Stats Getting
OfficesS eLenhnn Mn- R2EA

SItCS|S y JCD. OOO%
Our 8equelnIidfeit unierer ousetgenben Rnnben boben
mir NIT ben uuten ge1nrnten Serren eiM MbfDnlnen 9es
troheu. iponaf bel benIeIbet Mnseigen anoenomnteu
iperben at beuielber @reiieu. ais penr bieIeIben brett in
Der Expedition Der Sat1ois StoatS aeitun9 o~b9e9eben
luerbeiL. Nn5ei9eu Ipfpte Announcements t6nuen al 6ieien
peri6iebeueu @lGBet bis IL t1br WtittaeS ~abgeseben
iuerhen.
gio1ette.
emiI Spiere, NobfOIser BON 9eurp girotb, PIP ar9er
Mpenue.
Otto @Olbau. @pDtbefer, 2169 arder aDe, ede %. ctr.
s. 2ift, Apotbeter, 2727 Stote Str, SIDE 28. ctr.
y. y. Bitter, Mpotbefer, 4341 G. SaIIteb Ctr.
Wt. Wertmeiiter; Ipotbeter, 1859 State Ctr, Gde IS.
Ctr
5; Gorbrid. apotbeter, 81. 9Th. uno @anace Ctr.
WeHoet & 5Orslep, 2505 arber Nne, Gde g. SalfteS
ctr.
Gberts @barmacp. gcfe 9tate unD 8pIt Str.
8. s. Slider, beuti6e Mpotbefe, Ma5o1h Mne. uu0 16.
Str., 3elepbon Soutb 247.
s. Sormutb, @potbefer, $40. 81 20. Str, @te 5outb
8arf Nne.
q. g. Braun, 300 Mentiuprtb @pe.. @de 81. ctr.
s. 6. &renBler, Ipotbefer, 26l4 @ottaoe 5rooe @pe.
@oIbon. Npotbeter, 4l0l State Ctr.
5. s. ¬be, beutide MpDtbete. Gde So. ctr. unb G.
9olteo Ctr. @n9lepoob. Telepbpn 1l2.
Qr3t 8 60, @pptbefer, APO @. Str, Ode 9anuper.
&obert 5. 8eIterin9, Apotbeter, 2601 9. Salfteb Ctr,
Gde rs. Str.
8. 20. clifford, apOthefer, 81. Ctr. uns @siataan gps.
, 1893-04-27
Nuf Ger 86rfe

9ing eS beute tuteber ru6ig gu. 9te @etsetz
preiie gtn9en i'm Waitermin auf 7O3c sus
rid unb fir Suit auf 1896.
Corn mar matt. Wtat 4O&, Sult 425c.
Safer matt; Weat 284@Se Suli 285c.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feit. SultzBort
18.40019.25; september 18.7O(019.5O
Suite 9mal3: 1850 O. September
1880. Gippen: Wfai 1O,873, Sult 1915.
, 1893-04-27

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RYs 20, 3hgs
~ perlolen @rano @entral Statlo + eds 5tg A6sTHe
80 min. Mproens, ousoeilomnlen 90 Ustags. &uutneu
an UNI $40 Mtpro. uMo TO- 20 @bbS.. G Vsoer. Spitntaas.
, 1893-04-27

Sreltnben ltub 9efonnten bic trourioe Nodridt, baB
rem nno 8 Ntonaten nod lan9et Ibmeren 2eiben iauft
I'M 6errh entI9Iofen lit. 8eer6tgung 6retto9 9ta9mit=
tag nm l nbr pom Sro1erbanie, 1867 Ntirpontee @oe.
I'm itIle S1eilnobme bitten Die trauernben Sinterbliez
beueu: @m. Nctd1tucin, nuox
Moria Weidltr etrt, (el'e'H"
neb1t @eIdipiferrt uub 0ermaubteu
, 1893-04-27
GiHenbahn- @aRrpRdne.


Nbica9o & gnrtbWe iter,t=G if cub abm. - Sidets
" Offices: gtpS. 206-20S @lort : StraBe. an Der
Saflep @oeuue Station unO ON SepDt @fe g9eus- uno
&iusie=Str.
, 1893-04-27
0eMOtbem:

Snbn SrMnner, 9eGiebter 9atte BON MtorD 9ruurer
rno 8ater BON Gotporo, 8ertbo uno S5rou g. 8.
6olItner, am 25. Apri1 1898 int Bitter pon 50 Sabren.
geerbi9un9 POM Srouerbolie in Roiebia am 5reitog
ben %. MprtI, gsa9mttta9s nm SUBJ, nod benz &oiebiI=
S~rtebbofe.
, 1893-04-27

Chicago unb Stem Orleans Slmiteb" S 200 NS 4:45 q
@btcu9o uno Ntempbis. ...........IS 200 9fS AS y
Sbicogp, ct. Spuis Siamoub
gpeeiaI.. 900 as $40 81
Stem Orleans Yoft=Shneq3ug... $500. Is $50 Nas 1920 SO
ct. Souts unb SeraS @rpreB ....... 8:35 AR+ 1920 u
9tefu Orleans uub Wter!pbis GrprPBIS 500 AS 7:20 sc
gier8n9. 5 43o gs 1o;4O m
~8ns.>~.".~~"~E9F ~ 5 500 gIs $50
@Dtforb, 9ubuque, Siour @itp unb
SiOur Sails S9usa5u9 ......... Is 100 gas los g
&Ddorb, DUBUQUE, Siour @itD. -. la 11:35 Ac 6;30W
8odfpro 4o1logier. ............... $3.50 91S 1890
&odfor0 & 6reeport 8aiIaQier.. -. 455 81 l040 sc
&Ddforb g 5reeport @rpreB 1890. $50 90 .........
Subuque g &odforo @rpreB ....... ......... 7:25 u
aSamrfto9 9tadt nur bis Dubuque. cSGelid, aus.
eenOmmen Sonuto95, Siour gitp big 9ubuqle; td9lt9
BON 9ubuque bis @bico9o. SS19li9. 'Gd9li9, ou5s
ge1Dmmen Sonrta9s.
, 1893-04-27
HQrttterS.


OSer1an9t: 9err Dber 9ane als Gompo9non fir er
~ @BlpaarengeidGft in Der NuSitelung. Sur per
iDnIi9e Aufrogeu merbeu beridii6tiQt.
Qeeber. 10 &c. StroBe.
, 1893-04-27
2n ttietbeft qeinht.


Ou mietBen gefu9t: SeBt ober Ntitte Nhai
~ ober 5 3intuter in elmer relpectoblen 9tadbari9afi
(gtprO= ober @eitieitel fir Elm 1unges @bepaar. AoreiIe
9torbeu, AIS Mtilfpo1tfee Ape.
, 1893-04-27
@erlanat: Irauen nn6 WGbden.

Gerlangt Sramert nn0 MG6den.
0er1ou9t: Sin Mdbaen, peI6es fofet, maI6e1
~ uno bn9elt fam. 524 @leoelano loe. 25ap3t
WerGon9t: &leine @db4en gum anopfo4.
~ S1neioen. 518 ". Wtartet Ctr, nabe 9tortb Ape.
25ap3t
0erIou9t: 9b4iuneu, 9obn $6-12; .3intmers
~ NtGoden, $4-8; So1smabben, $3-6; &in6erm6o=
den, $l50-5; @eibirrmai9=Nfdb9en, 81; 2aunbrn.
trouet, unb frtIb etngemanoerte Mtdbhen uno Srauen.
9srrl4}G5ten tbnnen 9o{abben 9lsi9 mltaebmsn;
IooplM d Sorrobee Ctr, nabe WtSconiin.
WerGan9t: 9ii6ti9e 866in (Wienerin D0er gbb.
Weupaufee Npe.
Sc erton9t: @uteS fairies Mdb9en fir angemeine
~ Solsorbeit; fem 9ousretnigeu; Iiberaler &obu; ins
1ort oDrlpredDen. 4S6 10. &oams Str.
G2erGon9t: Sin M6b9en gum @ei6irrpaiden in
~ sIlter @onottoret. 80 Stote Ctr. &eiue Conn.
Stellengeiude.
Mefn DIT: Gin 6lterer Mtarn, Iebo, Iubt Stele as
y BARTENDER. @breiIe III. 8 Staats3eitung.
Neiu6t: g8ttt1ue obne &tnber, fuft @tene oIs Saus.
bditertn bel ei1em dlteren onit6nbioen 9errn.
abreTe: +. 93 Staots3ettnn9.
Meiu6t: Sun9er iuteat9enter 9Biener, Der beutI9
" rnO bDbmtiD iprt6t, eben on9etpmmen, iud3t etneu
lung utb Caution bis $400. Sci. 3uidrifteu erbeten
2 Gtaots5ettnn9.
M e5u9t: Sun9er 0eutI9er milni9t 8ei96fti9uug
W irgenb lpelder Mrt. Suite Teferen3eu. Nbr.:
Sobu @9ol5, 12O 80. m0iDin9ton Ctr.
* ein9t Sin isroeltttI6eS Mt6b1en iu9t Gteluu9
W in elmer fetren Camille, 251S Artber Aoe.
MeIn6t: 3pet M&db1en, ems perfette Robin, ba8
W anbere fir 9ausor6elt, ipiinI6en 1obalb oS unDg-
lid anitelluu9. abr.: 233 Sutton Ctr, @de Son9amloH.
~ eiu6t: 3mei beuti9e MaO9en iu6en STEELE os
W &Ddtn Doer Wtdoben aleir. Nor.: 2S6 9. 9al=
feb Ctr. im Reftourant.
X eIu9t f.: @uter Bartender iudt Steaung in eriter
" @lo1ie 9ar=9toont. SieIige uno 9ielu Dorter Gtete=
ren5en. Abr.: G. IS StootS3ettuug.
0el6Gft8=8 elegembeiteu.
Ou perfaufen: Saloon unb &eftaurant int 9aies
~ ment, g. 8. gde State Str. lln6 Yed Court. NneS
Ndbere bel 6. Brill, &eceIoer o SacDn!o Building.
Ou nerfaufen: 6rpcerp9e19dft iet pielen Sabren
~ gutgebenbeS. 4 ". &iblano &oe. 270pr6t
Oupermtetben: Cine @a9eumader=9DertItatt
. ous9e5eifuet CUTE Gage -9ufi9mieb unb Sattler
%nebenan. AntOn Sten, 1853 g. @lort Ctr. 26ap3t
0upertuufeu: 9pol.1ii9. 8aaen unb Sues, 10
1S3 9. Start Ctr.
q ~nertonfeu Ober 8u permtet9en:
@Qes NGbere 541-43 Mrmita9e 9lpe, @de M{Illpautee
Moe.
~ fam 5l einem bfbI9en oeim gen1adt merben NIT
tnenig &eparatur. 8oor 500. Site 2ea1e. @as babt
1903 afblanb 9lud.
, 1893-04-27
,,9te gti6eI=GIate!" gtt 10 0prf, Chicago
Mm0 at. SpniS:Gi iettb atm.

Union 9epot, Ban 9uren ctr.
ca9o 1856 8ormittagS Nntunft III
t1glt6, ansgenDmmeu Spnntaqs.
10. Is Mben6s td9li9. ans9enon
funft in @bicogo 8. 10 0prmitta9s ;
WtDnto9s. We9en Der 6obrpreile
mGgeu ri9tet Nnfra9en an @bos.
8aHa9ier=9 8 Departments, pber OIL
NQeut, 10 @Iart ctr.
, 1893-04-27
GentuFtntt.
Jim Hampf um'S g(IiC6.
Sri9iuoI.&Oman BON s. Ser<Mant.
lfprtfeknnn.l

Ob fte itberbaupt b6rte, mas er iagte, pb
tie in 8trfIicbteit begrtff, baB er morgen
8ormtttag ietne @erbung anbrin9en tpoue,
auf tbrem regun9sloien, marmorpetBen
@eltbt mar es ntcbt gu leien unb ibren felt
o~utetnanber gepreBten 2ippen lbten Die
Spracbe D0utg periagt 3t ietn.
81 tpentg ermutbigen6 aub I'M @roBen
nno @an3en oteie Qufnabme ietneS Nn1
TRACES fir 6errn @enbeln mar, 10 bouz
fommen icbten tbn bo9 bas @rgebntB Der
11nterbaltun9 befriebtgt 81 baben. St bate
ia erretbt, tpaS iebem QnOeren ais unmD9;
Ii6 eri6ienen nGre, unb nur nob Elm etne
siger S6rttt, BEN er nibtfiir BEN iblperiten
belt, trennte i'm BON Dem loGenoen 3tel
- benz 3tel, Der S6pie9eriobn un6 berz
e~initt9e Grbe 6eS r%eiditen 6anoels6errn Set
Stabt, Der beneibete @atte beS icb0niten
WtGbcbens 8u ietn.
@r bate MtGbe, ietne reipeftOoae ernite
Miene feitsubalten, ais er 8aula nad
6auie g~elettete. Sbne ie gu fraget1, bate
er tbren Qlrm in BEN ietni9en 9ele9t, unb
fe lieB ptQenloS Mues nit ft6 eeibeben.
Sbre 8tberitanbSfraft ibten b0utg gez
bro6en, ielbit ibr Sang mar unit6er unb
tire 6an6 Tag i9tper auf Dem 2(rm bes 8ez
9letterS, ber it9 bereits inn SttQen Die
Summen Der Mttgift beredbnete.
, 1893-04-27

WDtcago s. 2Ser W2tNtgal =@tfetbatn nad)
W SraHb 9topioS, Srano 9apeiI. W(uste9Du, Maui.
Itee, 3raoerie @ttg. Glf JtopibS. @bnrleootr nnO pc
toStep. 9lbfabrt bonn 6uBe Der &otezstraBc. Sin
Mp9enta9en 1900 @t,, 1925 d; tdqlid, lib 81.
Std0t=Sffiee, 81 ~Glarf=StrnBe. +gboir Gar nod 9rano
&apios. +8arlor Gar mad @roub Goptos. 'S9lais
lpaaen nod @ranS Mopibs INN Wtnsteaon.
, 1893-04-27

Nbonnirt auf boS Nben6blatt Ser SGinois
Staats> 3ettung 8rets l Sent.
, 1893-04-27

QuimutS Central. 4G burts
~ " 9ebeubeu 3ige pou Der GeIls
A&lISIA trail Station, II. Str. un0 9Grf
$HS4MiES Eplp. 3t0e fir ben 9uben fDtueI
STT3SS ebeufaus all %. Str, 80. Str. nu0
9Dbe Bart genomnlen rperbeu.
Stabt=Stdet=Sffic 1874 @Iarf Ctr.
2l6fobrt Qnfnnft
, 1893-04-27

Milpotfee, Nbfabrt: a $50 SO, D 1870 M-. 300
st., b sis 81. a 800 81, a 500 81, a 1920 q. Sin.
fuuft: a 100 Wt., a $3.50 st, b 1l:30 ST., b 100 &C.,
b 400 81. b $50 81, b 1000 81, 5 las q.
a Ga9lt9. b ansgenpmmen Spumtags. E 9tur
SDuutoQS.
, 1893-04-27

stbfebrt BON @bi,
I @bieagp 8. IA @tbenos ;
Abfobrt pDn Chicago
n len Somitags. Al=
ta9lid), ~ausgenomnlelI
Beer Better in S9la1s
g.. Malter, Qtgent bes
5. .. &oIabGu, e II
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-22

The story OF the frightful acci-
dent in the Boston and Montana
mine yesterday sends a cold chill
down the readers spine. Nothing
like it has been known in tho
mining history Of Montana, the nearest
approach being the loss Of life from the
fire in the Anaconda mine three years
ago. or course some one was RESPONSE
BILE, and to locate tho responsibility our
mining inspector and his assistants
must neglect no efforts. The safety of
other miners demands that this work
should be done with IN %unsparing hand.
If the acoiden. vac unavoidable. it
should then be determined whether the
facilities for escape in the mine We're
completes; if it resulted from lack OF
proper regulations and methods, then
the company should be held to account.
The horror of death in n burning mine
is u~nspeakable. In most instances 1t is
a helpless submission to torture and
then, after it is all over, comes the
scarcely less awful affliction to the wives
and children. Montana mines have been
remarkably free from accidents OF this
nature and it is therefore important to
the welfare of this industry ms we'll as
a duty TO the cause of humanity to de-
mand the most careful investigation.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-22
a FEW GOLD FACTS
ABOUT HELENA.

GOO.
BANKs-6 national and Q private. with a COM
bined capital of S2,s25,0oo.
PUBLIC SCaooLs--he best system OF instruc-
ton and the finest high school building in
the northwest, and s graded schools.
THUATERs-2, and the finest auditorium and
public library building in the state.
RAILRoAps-Two trunk lines and branch roads
to neavly every important point in Montana
CHURcHEs- the leading denominations are
represented. and lave commodious and at
~tractive places of worship,
STREET RA~1LRoAps-Fifteen miles, thoroughly
equipped with electricity.
Observation-Disclosures and arc electric lights
and gas throughout the city furnish abund-
ant illumination, public and private. Streets
are especially we'll lighted.
POWER PLANTs-A large and we'll equipped cleo
trio plant furnishes cheap power to manu-
featuring institutions and will soon be sup
plemented by the erection Of q dam across
the Missouri river.
T7ATER SUPpIY-Amplo for 100000 people; pure
from mountain sources that can never DO
contaminated.
RxsoRTs-The Eroadwater hotel and ~natator-
ium, the mid-continent resting pl,oe of
travelling thousands. offers the finest sum-
mer resort in the northwest. The Gate OF
the Mountains, a pleasant drive from tho
city, with its excursion on the Missouri river
through = beautiful canyon, is worth a trip
from Europe to see. Beautiful natural parks
in every direction and good roads afford va
riety for excursions. Within easy distance OF
the Yellowstone National park.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-22
PERSONAL.

Henry Longmnid is in from Empire and
10 registered at l he Helena.
r. J.. Edwards returned last night from a
weeks visit to Granite, BOULDER and other
west side towns. ,.
William Stuewe. for Chicago; s. W.
Harris. for Kansas City; Anna Brown and
Sallie Brown. for Salt Lake; Ii. W.. Ba nv,
for ST. Paul. were among the departures
vim the Northern Pacific yesterday.
Gov. Richards leaves for Chicago to-day,
to be gone until about the middle of next
month. The governor had intended to &c
by way of Ogden. 80 as to attend tho trans
mississippi onaress. but could not spare
the time.
G. d. Kearney. for CHICAGO; J, II. Nc
Donnell. for Minneapolis; j Gordon, for st
Paul; W. 4. Nicholson and s. Cheyns, fol
Liverpool. England; A. RAYMOND. for Chi
cago; Jno. McEltoy. for Minneapolis; II.
+. Jones. for Omaha, were among th,
Great Northern departures yesterday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-22
TWO MURDERERS ESCAPE.

Were Sentenced to BE EIeotrocuted in Sing
e. Sing Soon.
SING SING, April 21.-Rohle and Pallister,
murderers under sentence of death, escaped
from prison last night. Guard Hulze said
that at seven O'Clock last night, when he
passed supper into Pallister. the condemned
man threw a handful of pepper into the
guards eyes. Hulza was blinded and Pal
lister rushed on him, took his revolver
away and under threats of death, forced
Hulzs into Pallister's cell, first taking the
keys from him.. He then locked Hulze in
the cell. and unlocked the cell of Murderer
f ank Rohle. The two. murderers unlocked
the cells of Carlyle w. Harris and Murderer
Osmond and invited these two to escape
with them. Both Harris and Osmond re.
fused. Pallister and Rohle waited until
nine o'clock when Guard Murphy came on
duty. As Murphy entered the corridor Pal
lister presented q pistol at Murphy's head,
taking the keys from him, and
locked him in Rohle's cell. Pallister then
took Hulze's stoes andscap from him, put
them or himself, Threatened to kill the
Guards if they made an outcry. The two
murderers then climbed down into the
yard and made their escape. whether by
the river or over the wall is not known. A
terribly stormy night facilitated thei. es-
cape.
New York. April 21.-ln connection with
the escape of tho two condemned murder.
ers it leaked out this morning that a
brother of Rohle arrived in this city ten
days ago from Germany with $1,000 which
Rohle inherited. The brother upon his
arrival here called upon Goldberg and Nc
LauRhlin, the prisoners counsel, and in
formed them he was going to Sing Slug.
After a stay Of a few days there he returned
to this oity and said he would immediately
retu' n to Europe. He is believed to have
remained in the country and assisted his
brothers escare. It is believed thai Harris
refusal"to take advantage of the oppor-
tunity to escape may have some weight
with tho governor in deciding his case.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-22
SPRING RACES.
winners In tho Events 1t Fan Fsancseco
and Memphis.

winners In tho Events at Fan Franciece
and Memphis.
BAN Francisco, April 2i.-Half . mile
two Observation-Disclosures won, ElectricisS
second, Cherokee third. Time. 40.
Seven furlonas, throe-ysar-olds--Char
ion won. S~tcadfast second. Drummer third
Time, 1904.
Five fu~rlongs-Seaside won, Ovation sec
ond, Beauty Colt third. Time, l:09.
Mile and one furlong-Garcia won. Elsaye
second, Almont third. Time. l,bbbS.
Five and q half furlongS--Wyanashos
won. Motto second. Regal third. Time
l:08.
Half a mile-Carmel PHlasky won. Happy
second. Dead Heat third. Time. ;5l>a.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 21.-Track fast.
Five f~urlonps- Northwestern won. He's
per!n second. Ike s. third. Time, l;o4sa.
Six furlongs-Little Crete won. Swaglla-
tor second, Red Wing third. Time, l:!s19.
Five furiongs-May Thompson won, Win
field second, Rhetaoods third. Time, Loo
Mile Rock Iaidley won. Rorkn second'
Belfast third. Time. l:44s4.-
Six furlongs-Iimpreas Frederick won'
Royal Flush second. lee Mike third. Time
1:l716.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-22

The little mining camp of Wardne,
seems to have won the enmity of the
fates. A long period of depression
caused by the shut down of the Bunl1e,
Hill and Sullivan and other mines was
followed by the failure of the De Lash.
mutt banks and then came a great fire
that reduced the town to ashes. This
however, is not the end of Wardner. II
will rise again and prosper because it is
the center of the greatest silver leaG
producing country in the world and the
men who made the camp will stay with
it until it reaches that Importance JUS
titled BY the %resources.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-22

The protest of several hundred Eng
fish ministers against the Irish home
rule bill on religious grounds will doubt
less have the effect of bringing sympa-
thy and aid to that measure from thous-
ands OF liberal minded people who be-
believe in the separation Of church and
state. The enemies of home rule could
not have employed a narrower or more
dangerous implement of warfare than
religious interference, if they hope to
win. Besides this they made the strik-
ing mistake of failing to show that
that homo rule in Ireland would be in
imical to true religious growth.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-22
This One Did Not Escane.

named Jose Garcia made a break for lib
ertY from the state prison at Folsom this
afternoon. He plunged into the American
river and started to ewim to the opposite
shore. Before he had proceeded faf. how.
ever. three or four guards began firing al
him with their rifles and Garcia was shot
and killed. The prisoner had been in the
penitentinry one week. where h. was sent
to serve an eiRht-year sentence for at
tempt to commit criminal assault.