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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-23
IRON ORE FREE
Thst Tsatsss Of the TasI6 Bill settled
~ ~ Wool.

That Tsstsss Of the Tariff BiiI Settled
~ ~ Wool.
WAsnIHoToN. Nov. 22-Ths iron ore mes
hsvs bees dsfsstsd. and ths men who COM
battsd 20 valiansly 10 keep shis article Oh
The free list te-dsy we're internally notidsd
by the members of The ways and means
committee that u had finally been decided
BY the democratic nsnbsss that iron ore
should be placed On the free list. The tren
ore men thrsatsn 70 carry the AGht 70 ~
door Of ths house.
The COMMITTEES to-day sosclsdsd the
wool schedule Of the oew tsSi1 bill. The
measure provides for The adnissiea free Of
duty Of al woels. and alss rspssIs Whist 10
known % sonpsnsstoYva dstiss on wsolsn
goods, and reduces The I'd vslo4sm duties
ON sash goods. 10 also yspsals the com.
pensatoYy duties - carpets, 1aQs, DatS,
and reduces the I'd vslorsm duties shsEsos
& em 40 per cent I'd valosem 10 80 per cent
I'd valoTsm; also reduces The duties upon
osrtsin qualities Of waste 10 26 per cent I'd
vsloYsm. The duty on shoddy. muneo. and
certain other wastes 10 pat q 2S psT csnt ID
valoTsm.
Over 1000 petitions. kilograms snd me-
moEtals have been received BY nsmbsss Of
the committee from temperance sosistiss
thYouRhout the country asking that the
whisky tax bs raised.
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Cholsrs at Constsn tinopls.

CoHsrAHT1NopLE. Nov. 22-Ths spread Of
cholera 10 ipersas,nR hers. Dangerous aRi-
tation IL evident among the lower CLASSES
owing TO reports that the governments 8
doctors here pronounce all patients sxsn-
insd by them to be suffering from cholera.
and then poison them with pills. II IL
aid ths objsct Of the government physi-
cians 10 to exasQerats tho cholera In o. der
TO continue TO draw big salaries for attend
ing people. The fact that some mistakes
have occurred has tended TO confirm the
unless the bad i'm preston 10 removed.
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THR FIRE RECORD.
Less Of 100000 Worth Of Property In
springfield, Mass.

Less Of 100000 Worth Of Property In
springfield, Mass.
sPRrNaF1ELD. Mass, New. 22-The hre
which broke out In Dicksnssn's block %
midnight was not controlled till siRhS
blocks had hesa Destroyed. resulting IN An
estimated loss Of nearly 100000. Besides
the Dickenson block. tho following were
destroyed: A hvs-ssory brick owned by J..
Weber, . grocer; two Ave-storv bricks
owned by J. X. Dexter l. Co.. raa dealers;
fivs-ssory block owned BY John Doolan.
rag dealer; hve-stsrv block owned BY A. N.
Mayo l. Co.. stock dealers; she Glsndovsr
hotel. the Abby block. and part Of the
Wright block.
NKwBERN. Tean.. Nov. 22.-Firs last nighs
destroyed half . dozen business houses.
causing loss Of CSC. 600. Lee Bradshaw,
Pat Msfltt and Ed Gilbert we're burned TO
death. II 10 believed other bodies are In
the rains. several we're seriously hart.
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Tuesday the Time When tho State
Department Thinks the Wrong
Was Righted.
Alameda Expected To-day and
May Bring Important News
From Honolulu
Stevens Brings Moral Charges Aeaisst
Others, but Does Net Acquit Himself
Of the Conspiracy.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-OmceYs Of tho
state department. fully believe shat Qussn
Liliuokalsni. BY this time. has bssn re-
stored to the Hawaiian throne. while not
fixing the precise time the reinstatement
took place. They do not believe any force
was nsossssEy. II seems. however. thst
while Aotnsl forcs may NOT havs bssn au-
thorized. there WAS 70 be suoh show 40 to
make the provisional government believe
the United States would uss all the power
Al its command to bring shout restoration.
The ststsmsnt 10 also made that II Dole
refuses 10 aeoeds 70 the demands Of Willis.
he will bs thrust aside and the queen re-
stored. even II the administsatioa had to
10 70 congress for authority.
Az the same time II II claimed there will
be no necessity for any suoh action, % in
formation from the islands il to the eject
that everything was working precisely 80
sxpestsd. One reason for the belief in
soms quarters that restoration took place
yesterday IL besaass Of the assertion that
unless restoration took place before the
sYTivsl Of the hrstD steamer from the
Unitsd States siaoe the attitude Of the ad-
miaistration was made public, il would not
b made u Ill, because the sentiment Of
ths United states aud the sepost Of Minis
tor Thurston TO The provisional govern
nsnt would have q tendency to oauss them
TO resist Ainists, Willis efforts st rsstora-
tion.
Tkis phase was suggested TO the state
dspsrtneut to-day and tho reply received
was that II made NO difference. restoration
vould 20 on Just the same. II 10 claimed
thst - soon % IL was known that the
United States wsslA not sustain the pro-
visional government. but had determined
to undo what had bssn done BY the rsvslu-
tionists, the pablic would Immediately
compel the restoration of the queen and
the provisional government would fall. and
is members hasten to take advantage Of
| the aDnesty which Minister Willis would
insist The queen should grant upon being
restored 70 power.
The Alameda ID expected 10 arrive So
morrow me nInR. A. ths department there
10 not much expectation OF any important
news being received by her. although such
thing 10 barely possible.
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FIRE AT DILLON.

Half Q Block Of Property Destroyed In
the Night
Special to tho Independent.
DILLON, Nov. 22.--Fire here tonight de-
stroyed half block on the corner Of Non
tans and Ssbree streets. The blaze started
In little barn back of the old Savage
plses. Fighting the fSe was carried on
successfully until the flames burst through
the windows Of tho Savage building. In
another minute tongues Of aans dsty feet
long shot out across the street. Only BY
the most heroic efforts was the next block
north saved. Loss cannot be estimated q
present. Telegraphis eomnunieation vaa
destroyed for two hours.
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Reg ulst,.s Sales Of American Beef.

LONDON, Nov. 22-The house Of lesds
committee, sonsids. ing the question Of
marketing foreign meats. report that the
Bgksnhsad killed beef from ths United
States 10 10 like English beef that the pub
lilo 10 unable to tell the difference. In fact.
the Gem mittes IL of the opinion that .
large quantity of English meat 10 inferior
to The American. The committee Eseom-
msnds that dealers In foreign meats be
registered and have signs stating the fact
sfhxsd to their shops.
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LONDON. Nov. 22.-Ths meeting Of shs
Irish psrliansntary pszsy yesterday 10 said
to have done much t. restore harmony In
the party. though the proesedines vera
pEotrRossd. II 10 likely that compact
with the Parnsllitss will be made BY which
. portion Of the Paris fund will be handed
to Jehu Redmond when released. This
was angrily criticised. Healsy's fathss-in-
Law, Hullivan, seconded one Of The peace
making resolutions all Of which we're 1nan-
imously passed.
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Assets Unequal to the Liabilities.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22-Dsputy Attorney
General Hogan made . motion In the SUI
prone court In chambers bsfers Judge
Beach to-day for dissolution Of the Aadi.
son Square bank, on the ground Of insol-
vensy. No opposition was made By the
ofiioials Of sAe insolvsnt bAak. The only
Witness examined was State Bank ExAn-
liner Jsdson. He stated that The liabilities
exceeded the assets by $780, 900. Judge
Beach took the papers under advissmsnI
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1. q. q. r. Enoanpnsnt.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 22.-Ths forty-sixth an
nual session Of the grand snoanpnsnt Of
OddS Fellows met here yesterday With .
good attendance. Reports Of the executive
ing condition. The net increase in Dsm-
besship In 1892 was over $4,000. lnpSess-
dsnsed In tho history Of the order. Indioa-
sions are that the increase this year will be
greater than that Of last. Tho fetal mem.
bership. including the Sisters Of Rsbeoes
branch, 10 estimated at over Q million.
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Loss Of Life Henvy.

VANCOUVER. b. c.. Nov. 22.-Advioss from
Japan say that floods devastated the harbor
Of Nagasski and did considerable damage
a far 40 Yokohama and Toxic. The NUM-
OF lives lost was not ascsEtainsd. bus
heavy. The districts on the west coast
/ ordering ON the inland ssa suffered most
by the storm. Al Oksvauf prefecture 1877
lives were lost and 2,40O houses were de-
ctr ,ysd. In Ysmsaqushi prefecture $40
ishernen were drowned and large num-
Der Of unidsntihed bodies were washed
ashore.
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Bank Omosrs Disappear.

TACOMA. WASH. Nov. 3a.-6. H. Hart.
president and \. q. DiAsaoss cashier Of
NE Buckley State bank. have disaDpsassd
and creditors are attaching the property.
There 10 shortage sf over &3O, 600 in their
accounts with Tacoma snd seattle banks
aud the farmers of tAs nsiahboshood. II 10
thouaht Ha aad Dins0oSs sailed for
Japan. Sunday, from Vancouver. b. @.
Hart Was former resident Of HhsvsRan,
Me-, and Dinsmoss Of Chicago.
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p,.,.r,d Al, on,oss Vacant.

PHILApKLpHIA. Nov. 22-At to-day Sos
sion Of ths general assembly. Knights Of
Labor. oil general offices we're declared
vnoauA and n y election ordered. !. v.
Povdsrly, Labor Com missioner Saving. Of
Iowa. aud T. b. Mcguire. Of tAis city. wsN
nominees for general master workman
The rssuit Of the ballotin0 vas; Powdsrly
twenty -fivs, Savsing ninstssn, AaGuire
one. The election Will bs continued to-
morrow.
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New York. Nov. 32-Ths directors OF the
Northern Pacific railway met yesterday.
and after discussing shs situation Game 10
the conclusion that they ought 10 have .
representative On the beard Of soceivsta
counsel to apply 10 The esart for The sp-
pointmsnt of 0ns of ths directors - .
receiver. The intention of tho board OF
directors 10 10 have an investigator Of the
Affairs Of ths company since 10 passed into
the osnssol Of the present receivers.
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Bo.eman Mercantile Co. Assigns.

Special to The independent.
BozEMAN, Nov. 22.-Ths Bozsnan Hsr-
camille company made an assignment to-
day to George L. Ramsey for the benefit OF
the creditors. The liabilities are 32O 600.
assets said to be 100000. All the creditors
ars outside parties with the exception OF
the Commercial Exoha angs bank, which has
. CLAIM amounting to $3 600.
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A Discrepancy Not Explained.

CLEVELAND. Nov. IA discrepancy has
been discovered OF over u, ,O0O 600 between
the hgarss given by the local national
banks to the comptroller Of the treasury
and 10 the auditor for taxation. The dis
erspauciss in the hsuFss occur In the state.
msns of Surplus and undivided profits. The
staten 10 The comptrolls. we're made
May 3 and TO The auditor Nay 1. 1888 Nc
explanation 10 given, except the di1srenss
of ono day In the dates
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The Return Of Reds.

ROME. Nov. ga local nswspapss an
pouuess ths arrival In this sitv Of high
French police sfiieial. whose visit 10 said 10
be connected with she proposed iavitation
of France to oil European states 10 enter
into eombinsd action for The return to ths
counsriss demanding them. Of all persons
suspe etsd Of connection With anarchist con-
spiraQiae..
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Adv,ss.s Thsm - Stay ~ nens.

RoxE, Nov. PA report hss bssa issued
by the minister Of fsEsisn s4ssrs. based on
reports from The Italian consul ~ New
York and the eonsul-asnessl Of Italy at
Bss Fsas cisco. advising no farther emiaRs-
sion 10 the United states ON soe0uat Of ths
seoaomis conditions prevailing there.
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HorDnD or REDa
Hsaaq sartsys Of Anarohisss In BarosIoaa
Dlsoovored.

Hsadqssrtsss Of Anarchists In Bareslsaa
Dis0evered.
BARCELONA. Nov. 22.-Ths police this
morning unearthsd the hssdquartsSs Of
Spanish anarchy in this city. from whtsh
the movensnts Of anarchists IN all parts Of
ths esuntsy are directed. They arrested
Hiquel Nasher. president Of the Spanish
anarchists. and two women who have acted
- messengers In carrying orders TO others
waiting outside Tie city. The police also
obtained large quantity OF materials and
chemicals used In The manufnstuEe Of
bombs. besides quantity Of bombs loaded
and uslsadsd, large number Of pistols
and mass of anarchist Literature.
Besides these they secured i.eriminating u
dscunsnts which will probably lead TO
arrests in spain. France and Italy. besides
other foysign sountSies. II 70 reported
that anarchists are slrsady fleeing fEen
Spain in she hope Of ssoaDtnR 10 Franco.
The French government has been asked 10
search all psrsons crossing ths frontier.
Over 200 ''Tsds" are already undsT arrest
for connection with The recent explosions.
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islands and flooding them with Asiasic

population.
"AInsfioa cannot get rid Of her futu's
responsibilities II she would, and all at
tenn pts 10 do 10 will DO ut the ooss OF future
gensrAtions. / cherish faith that the
American people and statesmen, thoughtful
Of Americas great 9uturs and great re-
spoHsibiltties. will settle tho Hawaiian
question wisely and wsll--wiil take osrs
that tho flag Of ths Umttsd states floats
unmolestsd over the Hawaiian islands. and
that II shall be moral and political treason
to remove IL or stsike IL Down"
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,a..,os. R.vol.sIsa,s.s Surrender.

CITY OF MEXICO. New. 22-Asaars se-
o,,s have reached this city Of the uncoa-
di.ional surrender Of the NsRi baRd Of 'sv-
olutiouists In shs state Of Guerrero TO Gen.
Bravo. Tho event sesms to poiat 10 ths
end Of The turbulent times which have
IN Cd On the southwest essss fer many
VsSka
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bought U.der the sherman Law.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-DiEsetss Preston,
Of the mint, has prepared . statement
showing the amount and cost Of silver par
chased under the act Of July IA. 1890. from
the date tho act went into effect Aug. 81,
1890. to the date Of repeal. Nov. 2. 1893:
tho average cost per o.nce being 1924. The
present market price 10 about 70 cents per
ounce. A certain portion Of that pur-
chased, $96. .OS7, ,285 worth, was coined into
standard silver dollars leaving 1869 76O
ounces on hand. This amount will ooin
S1Sl. .916OOO.
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Suit for $4,000 Damages.

Special to The Independent.
GREAT FALLS Nov. 22.-HaHry Hughes
entered suit to-day sRainst The Sand
Coulee Coal company In $4,000 for in
jurss while working in their mines a. coal
shovsller. The complaint alleges tkat .
blast was fred without due warning to
plaintiff. Tools Il Wallace. OF Helena, are
his counsel.
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TO-DAY the Fall meeting OF
the Washington Jockey Club
opens in that City.
The races will continue until
December 18th next, and valu-
able purses are offered for the
competition Of the blue bloods
Of the running turf. Many
records and banks have been
broken this year, and the WASH
ington meeting may lead te
more smashing performances il.
the way of speed
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FIshs,nen Lost by SCORES.

LONDON. Nov. ga dispatch from Rot
tesdam says the whole sosst Of Holland
suffered from the storn. There have been
many shipping casualties and fatalities.
An exciting scene was Witnessed of Rotter-
dam yesterday whom . steamer put out 10
the ressas Of crew of a wrecked fishing
boat. The sea was 90 heavy, the vind 30
strong, that the steamer was dashed against
the pier and wrecked. The olew With diff
Guilty was rescued by the life boat Mean
while. five Of the crew Of the fishing boat
were drowned.
4 dispatch from Copenhagen says ths
gale was severely felt about the Jutland
peninsula and . number Of fishing boats
wrecked. Thirty nine fishermen are known
to have been drowned. The population Of
the coast II In great distrsss. Many fishing
boats are sill missing. II 10 probable .
long list Of widows and orphans will bs
added.
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Dislike to dive Up.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-Sons time $50
the treasury department made = demand
upoa the North American Commercial
eonpsny for e2s6. 600, being the abatemsnt
Of taxes authorised BY Secretary Foster
because the. company was not SLOWED.
ewing to The operation Of the modus
vivsnat. 10 take its stipulated quota of
seals on the islands during shs years of
1890. 1891 and 1892. This demand took the
company BY surprise. - IL did not expect
tho arranasnsnt made BY Secretary Foster
te be changed by the present adninistsa-
Of long brief protesting s9ainat being
compelled TO pay The money demanded.
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Held for Trial,
Special to The Independent.

Special to The Independent.
GREAT FALLS, Nov. 22.-J. E. SsaRaR
came up before Judge Hawkius ts-day for
examination on the charge OF attempt 10
murder Frank Coates on the nisht Of Nov.
IL. BY throwing = heavy beer glass while In
the Arlington hotel. He Was bound over 10
sppsar at the district court in 81. 900 bonds.
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10. Francisco Races,

SAN FRANoIsoo. Nov. 22.-Fivs fasloags-
Sue Abbott Raphael. Nornandts. l:O21;
mils-1hornhill. Carmel. PEisslls. las; six
furlones Nonad. Realization. Roysl
Flush. l:l2s4; nils-Rsyelvsr. 6ynpathst-
loo Last. -. Patrick. lA2ls; hvs fuElengs-
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In All Kinds Of Trouble,

Special to The Independent.
N1ssoULA, Nov. 22.-James Parks was
arrested At Clinton last night charged with
arson in setting hts 10 Alex DsLonR's .
barn., Constable Csrbstt. whom returning
with the prisoner net ~ Indian whe
claimed that the horse being ridden .by
Parks had bssn stolen from him the niQht
before. Parks has been In trouble before.
having been charged with forging other
peoples signatures.
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Saw Car,is Three wssks Ago.

Special to The independent
N1ssoULA. Nov. 22.-It WAS to-day re-
ported that man living near Lo Lo claims
that he esmpsd with the lost Carlin party
three Bweeks ago on the Middle Fork
of the Clearwater river. He says the party
was we'll supplied With food for the winter.
having 500 pounds of flour and plenty Of
meat.
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Mr.. Cullor's Great M,.a Exsro,ssd.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 22-In an interview
to-day Senator Cuilom. Of Illinois, sx-
pressed the opinion that congress on 70.
assembling would take up the Hawaiian
question in vigorous way. He said there
would bs aA early demand fo1 all rsperts
besring on The question. II can hardly
say" be continued, what cong sss can do.
% the treaty hes been withdraw, but there
10 noShiEa 10 rysvent . general oppression
Of opinion BY congress, and. II In the mean.
time II should devslop that the queen had
been restored TO the throne By she ints,-
vsntion Of the United States. thsIs 10 ne
telling what might be done. The country
will net tolerate the kingly airs assumed By
the present adninistration. In my opinion
it, best osasss 10 TO 10 into bankruptcy.
whs.s. By it, pslisy. it has forced 20 many
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INDIAN AGENTS.

Nest Of Thsn Report Thotr Wards Mak-
ing Progress.
WARRINGTON. Nov. ~. Tho commissioner
Of Indian Affairs has received . number Of
annual reports of Indian aRsnss. ma.
jority Of them indicate general prosperity
among tbs tribes and gradual advancement
In sivilisstion. Several sasnts comment
On the indifference Of Indians to marriage
ties and their unwillingnsss to abandon old
customs. The agent at tho Colvills agency
In Washinaton believes the efforts to civil
ixs the red men not suoosssful. and says by
intermaSrisgs and the heavy death rate the
Indian 10 doomed 10 extinction IN . few
generations. The attention paid 10 agri-
culture and stock raising ~ most agencies
10 reported 10 b growing each year.
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Fine Clothing.
Customers The Benefit

Our assortment in listers and
Overcoats is replenished every
week, and if you have not
bought one yet, don't delay any
longer, November is here, the
weather is cold, better to buy
an Oyercoat than pay doctor
bills.
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Boys Outftting'S.

In addition, to our regular
stock of Suits, listers and
Overcoats, we offer a full line
of Refers, Leggins, Caps,
Waists, Underwear and every
thing belonging to the ward
robe Of young man.
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Highest Award

While we had no display OF
our goods for competition at the
Worlds Fair, the merit of style
and quality is generally con-
coded to us by our customers,
which is attested by their
generous patronage.