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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
THE BIC NAVAL REVIEW.
The Official Programme Arranged
by the Secretary Of the
Navy.
All the Visiting and Home War
Graft Will Anchor in North
River
President and Guests VIII Sail Through
tho Lines on tho Dolphin. Blake
and Monmouth.

WAsnlNaToN, April G.-Tha secretary OF
the navy decided upon the official pro-
gramme of the naval review in New York
harbor on tho 9th inst. The ships will be
anchored In two columns extending from
Twenty sixth street mp North river. The
president and his cabinet will be received
on board the Dolphin at 1880 a. IN. off
Twenty third street. North river. The
Dolphin will then get under way, and fol-
lowed by the coast survey steamer Blake
and the steamer Monmouth will proceed up
the river. between the columns of the
United States and foreign men, Of war. The
Blake will carry the members of the dipio-
matic CORPS the Monmouth the judges Of
the supreme court, senators and represent
atives of the United States and governors
OF states, accompanied by one staff officer.
No other invitations will be issued for the
review.
Tho Dolphin, proceeding between col
umns. as she passes the various ships will
be saluted with the honors laid down by
international treaties due to the chief Of
state. and arriving at the head of the
columns, will anchor between them. The
Blake will anchor at the head OF the foreign
and the Monmouth Of the American COL
umn. The flag officers aud captains of
men-of-war will then be received on board
the Dolphin and presented to the president
of the United States. who will entertain
them At lunch. Lunch will at the same
time be served on the Blake and Monmouth b
to the guests on board. The review will
terminate by the return of the Dolphin,
Blake and Monmouth through the lines.
and when the presidents flag is hauled
down from the Dolphin it will be saluted
with twenty-one guns by all men-of-war
present.
A great many applications have been
nude to the seer etary of the navy to allow
newspaper correspondents transportation
upon vessels of the feet from Hampton
| roads April "a to New York harbor. Owing
to the fact that he would be able to accom-
modatevery few. and has a disinolination
to discriminate. hc has decided to allow
| only Representatives of the press associa-
| tions to sail upon one of the vessels. and
not Issue permission to any other CORES
pondents. sses .!,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
Vermont Cinnamon viii R,r,,tcr

MONTPELIER April 6.-The first applica-
tion of Il Chinese laborer in Vermont for a
certificate of residence under the Geary act
has been made to the collector of internal
revenue by Lee Mung. laundryman. at
Montpelier. The deputy collector for tho
Montpelier division has recently taken a
census Of tae Chinese persons residing in
that state. and finds there are twsnty-six.
Up to within few months the Cinnamon
in Vermont have been disinclined TO regis
ter and in some instances positively refused
to execute the application papers. but re-
Gently change seems to have come over
them and the majority of those residing in
this state have signitied their intention Of
comply ing with the law
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
CAKES IN THE OVEN.
Not Many New Ones Put In Yesterday
Territorial Appointments.

Not Many New Ones Put in Yesterday
Territorial Appointments.
WASHINGTON. April 6.-The president had
a comparatively light day to-day. But few
applications for ofiico were presented to
him. and the senators and representatives
who called came mainly for the purpose of
looking after cakes already in the oven.
TO q couple of congressman who called
upon him to discuss territorial appoint
ments. he stated that it 10 his intention to
adhere to the plan of selecting appointees to
positions in territories from among resi-
dents of the state. lie will not depart
from the rule save in cases whore local can
didates are manifestly unfit for tine Office
and II becomes necessary to seek elsewhere
for the proper man for the place. A new
candidate for Indian commissioner Rp-
peared In the person of Prof. Marcellus
Marshall, Of Gilmer county, Virginia. Sen.
ator Palmer and Gen. Black called with
Thos. Courtney. applicant for the marshall
ship OF the northern district OF Illinois.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07

TODAY the second meeting
OF the Wheelmen's Association
OF Savannah, Ga, will take place
in that City.
1t will be an event Of especial
Importance on account Of the
great interest that is taken in
cycling, and especially because
Zimmerman and Wheeler will
appear to contest the palm of
superiority. Both are in train
ing for the event, and hope to
reduce the already marvellous
record.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07

murders had been committed. One night
three Spanish dsssrtets. who had been har-
bored by native family for two months.
foully murdered the whole family and went
back TO the Spanish settlements. In re-
iards were cut to pieces by natives. The
Spanish ship, san Juan, WAS tho only war
ship AZ Ponape. The Germans opposed the
cruise OF the Morning Star and have sworn
deadly snmity to them. The Ruk natives
wero fighting among themselves snd sew
eral bloody encounters had occurred. The
German wsrship Olga had been at Jatuit,
but had procssded on her cruise before the
Morning Star arrived.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
Atrocities of the Khan of Khe,at.

BOMBAY. April 6.-Further information
in regard to the atrocities committed by
the khan OF Khelat is to the effect that,
suspecting five Of his wives of intidelity, he
caused them to be cruelty put to death.
Tho khan has agreed to deliver to the Brit
ish Indian government the surviving pris-
oners, whom he was reported as torturing.
Az punishment for his conduct the Brit
ish agent will withhold 10000 Of the 100 900
rupees allowed him as a subsidy, and will
devote 1t TO the benefit of the families of
those unjustly executed. The khan has
besn on the throne since 1857, and hos been
generally we'll condu ducted heretofore.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
Reports Exaggerated,

WARRINGTON, April G.-The Brazilian leRa-
ton received ii cablegram from the foreign
Office in Rio Janeiro relating to the trouble
In Rio Grando do Sui. The telegram stated
that reports of serious engagements be-
tween revoIutionists and government f or ces
printed In the United States and European
press. are exaggerated, for the reason that
the revolutionists avoided coming into con-
tact with the troops. In the one battle
that occurred there were but fifty soldiers
engaged, and they gained decisive vic
tory. The telegram closes with the assur-
nnce that the army Is entirely loyal, that no
desertions have occurred, and every order
Is obodiently executed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
Chicago Water Good.

LONDON, Apri! 6.-The special commits
sioners sent by the London Lancet to test
tho water supply of Chicago with view to
the safety of the British who will visit the
Worlds fair. state that ill-informed rumor
has mixed the faults of the supply, al
though some points. especially the un-
scientific use OF ice in cooling water. needs
serious attention. They report that there
is every reason to hope the exhibition will
be carried out without the outbreak of an
epidemic. The report is long and deals
with the drainage and sewerage of Chicago.
the city water works. the condition of the
Chicago river snd Lake Michigan, and sani-
tation generally.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
Fire in n Pine Forest.

RALEIGH, N. O., April 6.-The greatest
forest fires ever known here are raging in
the heart of the pine district. Thousands
of trees just bored have been destroyed
Many people owning turpentine orchard
are ruined. One man lost 200 acres of
trees. The town of West End waa nearly
wiped out. Three large stores with their
contents. the postofice and several dwell
inRs were burned. At least twelve turpsn-
tine distilleries and scores of dwellings
scattered in the woods were burned, with
great quantities of rosin.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
Nom inatIonk Confirmod

WASHINGTON. April G.--The senate con-
frmed the following nominations. James
ID. Porter. of Tennessee, minister to Chill;
James Mckenzie, Of Kentucky, minister to
Peru: Lewis Baker. of Minnesota, minister
to Nicaragua. Costa Kica and Salvador:
Pierce M. B. Young minister to Guatemala,
Venezuela and Honduras; Edwin Dunn, OF
Ohio. minister to japan
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07

as no chose. There appeared wide dis
crepancies in the prices and when called
upon TO explain this he said his books had
been tompersd with. He admitted that he
sent furniture TO the private houses Of sew
eral chiefs OF divisions, TO Major Har-
rinRton's residence. and to his own
house. Some OF these things were recently
returned to the department. but not all of
them. He also claimed that he had soon
stored in the cellars Of rergsant Hyan's
mouse over $1,000 worth of belongings OF
the department.. Sergeant Ryan ia IN om-
ploye OF the bureau.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
smith viii he Recalled.

WARRINGTON, April CDR. Mott Smith,
Hawaiian minister to the United States,
called at the department to-day and had
an interview with Secretary Gresham. He
Informed the secretary that he had received
an lntimation that he would be recalled by
the provisional government as stated in a
Sun Francisco dispatch this morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
Congressman on the War Path.

HousToN. Tex, April G-Ihis afternoon
great excitement was created in the center
Of the business portion of the city by an en-
counter between Congressman ]. C, Hutoh-
inson and w. O. Ellis, an ex-banker. Both
mon were arrested. Tho trouble was
caused by circulars printed and spread
broadcast during the last campaign making
n bitter attack on Hutchinson. More
trouble il feared when the men meet again.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
GambIcd In Wheat,

MINNEAPOLIS. April 6.-It now transpirss
that the recent failure Of Crocker, Fiske 4
Co.. . milling hrm of this cisy. was brough.
about BY wheat speculation. Later devel-
opmsnts show that the managing partner
has been dabbling In whest, unknown 10
tho othor members OF the Arm. The Arm
will pay dollar for dollar of its indebted
ness. A change of management will take
place 10 soon 40 possible.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
Butte Postotiic business,

Special to The independents
BUTTE, April 6The annual report Of
Postmaster Evans. which was completed
to-day. shows that the Butte postofllce is
now in the first class and the postmaster's 4
salary will now be 49, 200. instead of $4,000
as heretofore. The sales of postage stamps
and stamped envelopes and papers for the
year ending March 81. aggregated SIC. 100,
which is just $3.50 above the limit. This il
an increase of over $4,000 over the year
previous. Over $4,000 pieces of registered
mail matter were handled at the Butte
postoflce during the year Just closed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
Mrs. MncKAy's Journey.

CuicAoo. April 6.--Mrs Maokay arrived
in this city last night, but the train TO
which her private Car was attached. was
two hours late. and she was unable to take
the overland flyer or tho Northwestern. as
shs had expected. Consequently she and
her sons spent the day in tho city and re-
night.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
Will he LynGlled.

SALISA. Kan.. April 6.-An unknown
colored man entered the house of Mrs.
Frost in the absence of her husband,
snatched child from her arms. dashed it
to the floor, fatally injurinu il. He then
In pursuit. He will be lynohed II caught
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
Thlev,nx In the Weather Rursau.

WAsHrNoToN, April 6.-Iu the weather
bureau investigation to-day the captain OF
the watch, Brandon, was first called. HIS
testimony went 10 show that the property
clerk had been ignored and. ~ hs claimed.
he had an order from DisbursinR Officer
Stono placing him In charge OF the store
room. In this capacity he disposed Of tho
properly OF the department at such prices
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
They Claim Innocence.

MoRaANsF1E1D. KY, April 6.-George
Henry, George Delaney and Frank Holt
are under arrest for the Oliver murder.
They claim innocence. but Mrs. Oliver posi-
lively identifies them. The mon all be-
long to prominent families. and II any at
tempt at lynchinR ID made the county will
run red with blood. Each man 10 under a
body guard. Lynching talk is sub
siding. Taylor Oliver is not dead yet but
the end is not far of.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
THE MORNING STAR,

On Hcr Long Cruise Among the Islands
OF tho Pacific.
HoNoLuLu. March 29.-The missionary
steamer Morning Star arrived hero March
~, after cruise OF 1900 miles among tho
Marshal. Gilbert, Caroline aud other
islands Of the South Pacific. When the
Morning Star left the island OF Ponape, OF
tho Caroline group. tho Ponapeans were
still at war with Tho Spanish and several
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
Inclined to Dixbelieyc 1t,

WASHINGTON. April CDR. Annabel Cruz,
Chilean charge d'affaires, said to- day he had
received no news whatever from Chilli re-
garding the reported declaration of MAJ
tial law in Santiago, aud in the absence of
any information il inclined to believe the
report untrue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
Double Tragedy.

ABERDEEN. Miss, April Ca double
tragedy was reported from Strong's station,
in which Thomas Bradley, when assaulted
by a negro farm hand. Dunn Moore, shot
him in self lf-defensc. killing him. Bradley
was probably fatally beaten.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-07
Presidentia, Appointments.

WASHINGTON. Apri! G.-The president sent
to the senate the following nominations:
Hannls Taylor. of Alabama minister to
Spain; VIM. Lochren. of Minnesota. COM
missioner of pensions; Alex. Wright. post
master at Neihart Mont.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1893-12-19
"SfamotmapertteS &anotoa1
for @aDor''.

S gbicaso bat be samle 8artier ops
itillet bper iin &anbi6at til @fterfnger
af ben mDrbeoe Mapor Garter 9arriion.
Blabet "@fanbinapen" for lite Decemz
ber fibitleben bar Billeberne af be to,
netalie George 8. Stuift ps Sobn g.
9optins. Sen fBrite er ben republt=
fanite @anbibat, os oper bans 8tllebe
leies / ftore 8ositauer "Sfanbinaperz
nes &anbibat for MaDor", os ober ben
anben itaar Der "Demofraternes 4anbis
bat".
slltiaa efter 9a,nle Wtutters Opfatz
ming er ber Chicago ct ifan6inapiil
@arti % ct oemufratiit &arti. Spifi
er life Stanbinap. Sborfor nonninez
rebe life bet Itanbtnaniite @artt en- al
fine egne? "@amla" bar fpr ct republi=
fanit 8lab. @on Organ for bet nDe
tanbinapiite @arti baaber ii, ben pil
fla mere 9elb meo iis, enb ben banbe
iom "@rpteitraber" for be republitanite
&otte.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1893-12-19
@ere &IDttortn9.

reiibenten anbefaler, at &onsresien
ital 81 Ginansmiuiitereu mere beitemt
&et til at u6itebe 8onbs o:Mo rtsage.
<iaa 0iten tror, at @eiten og @pben
fan taale libt mere @lpnbrins. 8i
faar at ie. &lanen er moi at ubifebe
so ortg ase for to bunbre6e Millioner
Dollars barenbe 81 Brocent @ente, alt
laa ipp MiQioner / @ente. 9il at bes
tale &enter alene bil forbres Is Mil<
lioner 8uibels 9peoe aarlis, builtet
antaselis blir aft, Minneiota ubferer
bpert Iar 9erefter. gQer bpis, mon
resner &enten ! Nrbeibe, bpiltet pel ct
bet retteite, bil ben efter en- Dollar
9asen frepe arbeibet af to bunbrebe
o9 femtt 9uien Mans / otte % tppe
Da9e bpert Mar. Saalebe8 bar bet fig,
at be, ber probucerer n,eit al @i9bon1z
men, bar n1inbit al ben.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1893-12-19

.. g. Soel, Haitor @birleD os, fere
saar meo mig fra bet samle ooer til bet
nDe Slab. Min gen 9r. 3eieen df
Sarge pil lepere 8ibras os jee ,ter iads
iaalebes meo Trpsbeb lobe, at "Mpe
geormanben" ifte ifal tomme til at itaa
tilbase for ben samle fine be6ite
9a9e. -...-.- -...
Meoens ST. @oel bat ubfert bet n,efe
8eoattionsarbeioe sjennem @ommeren
os 9eiten, bar jes npbt en- sob Retreaz
tion ube paa Garmen, iaa jes It'll fan ia
6olb isien / @eiormarbeibet giennem
"NDe Normanben" meb fornpet &roft
os Mob. @f ben samle "geormanoen"
er ber efter min Menins f1n 9aaonet,
9Dperne us 8resierne isjen. Mqe tre
&ebaftsrer Soel, @birlep us l1nbertesz
neoe saar uo meo en- Gang os Oper paa
"geDe Mormanben".
S bort Steb ct anlat EFT santmet %
ubTibt &epnblitaner, ST. 9uiber iaa
pel tienot fra "Sebrelanbet og @nis
sranten".
Tor Sasens @tplo tror jes, bet ct
min 8list liseoperfor Nbonnenterne. at
forflare bet pirfelise 6orbulb.
Seq bar til en- 8espnbelie tre sntla=
sepuntter mob bet samle 8lab / bet npe
&oupanies Senber.
y 9et ipnes at bore aloeles unoer
Imerifanernes &ontrpl.
y Set blir et 5ienbe af Toltepartiz
lasen us belt u6 republitanit.
81 Meb en gaebattpr, bet boerfen /
Ebeori eler Hrafiis ct Nfbolbsmonb @
8robibitioniit, ,1aa bet enten bDfle ellsr
uslaa itaa paa @aloonfoltets @ibe.
Set fulbe life unbre mig, om sa,nle
@ulber fommer til at "prete &irten
TONI. seq tjenber "seormanben"s
Ibonnerter.
Men Nbonnenterne ital intet Eab
libe bperfen financiel eller iaslis Gurs
itanb.
Seq bar "gformanben"s Sublrips
tioaslifte ns Ienter s,st1s slDrmurbsus
til ale. Sc, iomi sob Ero n,aatte ba
ienot IND fin 5ornpelie eller 6ortubss
betalins til samle "9eormanben" faar
af mig "gDe @urmanben", iaalense
Mbpnnementet parer.
Sc, iom enbnu itte bar inbienbt fin
5ornnelie til sanle "geurmanben", %
iom bellerifte bniter at abonnere paa ct
repub1itanit 8lab, tan faa lenbe lin
&ontinsent til "9Rpe Gormanben",
@ranb SORTS, q. 9af., eller osiaa til
mig perlonlis, os be pil faa ct of be
oierpeite Gulteparti= .Ds 8robibitionsz
8labe, iom noseniin6e bar peret ubsiti
9aoroueiten.
Sbet jes looer bette, itoler jes alt1aa
life bfot paa mig ielu, men paa ale be
rise @pner us &rafter, ium itaar bag
mig.
@armere Oplpsninser tommer altiaa
/ "NDe Mormanben", Der pil bli paa
otte Sieer @ iets Spalter; ben pil tofte
trn en- 9ol1ar Narsansen.
Sbet jes ienber en- penlis Silien tit
mine 8enner trinbt ONT / Norbpeten,
forbliper ies
@bers for Sasen bensiune
s.. u. 6o1s.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1893-12-19

Gn geberlpenb peo Mabn D1e Gpens
ion, iom boebe @erbeben af Minnes
paufan, M. s., beeit Selpmoro peb at
itp6e fig furleoen.
@m fi16slps Meuno peo 9apn Heter
@ulbbranbion, iom bar boet omtrent 8
Mail norb for 8pen, forigete forleoen
Sag at 6rebe fig ielp peb at iftere 9alz
len oper paa fig meb en- 8arberfnin.
6an oil tomme fig isjen.
9raf 9eitemebieim. @arf gfapios,
Weinn., Lobe Sec. S. 6. 8nrbD, iom
nblia TOM bib fra @aterto tpn, g. 9af.,
/ gelgs, bpoe mat. San brat 9eitez
mebicin peb en Seiltaselle os freperte
trobs alt, bpab 2esen sioroe for at
rebbe bant. .H-
"MfboloS.8afnmen" @ilsburo
forel llaar 1om pasienbe @iceprefbentz
emne be6 na1te @als @upernpr Stuff at
@iscon1in og @upernpr &nute gfelIon
af MinneI Iota, ua9tet ben ferfte er beb
os ben iibite life er palsbar, forbi ban
er fpbt 9}orse os oltlaa ubenfor be
Sorenebe @tater.
Gm @raptale. Sorri9e l1se bolot
"Seortbtpeit Stems" / @ranb Serfs
@raptalen oper "gformanben" 1om
6olfepartiblab. 8ierlD taler rbrenoe
ONT Go1s' Nrbeibe os siper bam os fig
ielp s@ren for &epublitanernes gee6erz
lag ifjor. San ifilbrer oerpaa 6ols'
Mool0sbeb peb at ie &elultatet af it
Mrbeibe saa 6unbene os iolste iaa
ub. 9eu forlp9te ban at pinoe Blaoet
tilbase, boorfor ban fipbte Ell bel 9el
af Mftierne os faaet anore til at itemme
meo bam. Mten ba @laset 1fulbe ftaa,
tl1nbe 6ois fun ntpnitre 45 @temmer,
mems Mobparten baobe 55. Sc tilbpb
bam &ompromis; men ban ofilos os
1tillebe 8onos for life at be9bnbe ct
nor1f Blab g1orb Dafota isjen inben
ct 9ar. "g3ortbmeit g}etus" enoer fin
@raptale laalebes: "9ernteo foripinber
Ell af Sc ntagtisfe arafftter ii udfDpns
sisbeo saorb 9afota. @anbt nof,
Gropaten er ti1base; m,en enbper peo,
at ban os bans "9atota" oltio er on
the trade. ("Ba1unen."
"9Robhusgeren' fan "go ahead".
"8aiunen" friper: "9et 1er nof ub til,
at $. 81. 6pis life fit &ontrOl oper
"geprmanben" alli9epel. @fter-pt forz
rise nse bapbe meboelt, bpab ber par os
fortalt al en al "Npru. "s Iftieeiere, bat
ri nu faaet en- nD Mebbelelie, liseleoes
fra EFT af nepnte 8labs Gttieeiere.
9enne 9aar no paa, at $. q. Sois /
@em1nelisbeb os sjennen1 andre 1bste at
opfipbe gftier fra 9tepublifanerne for
berueb at faa &ontrol ouer 8labet igjen.
@nbel folste os1aa fine Qttier, ba be life
pibite, at 6ois itoo bag. 9a bette iaa
TOM for 9a9en, git be ben og for(anste
Iftierne tilbase. Sois fom til Mpbet os
troebe fig filter; men ba alt tom til
alt, bar ban / Minoritet. st Telegram
fra @rano SORTS til Sarge @rsus"
meobeler, at &epublifanerne bar aftjebt
Gois bans slttier o9 facet bam til at
itille 8ones iom @arantt for, at ban life
ital bespnoe ct NIT 8lab / 9eprb Datota
isien inben ct Mar. Saa "&obbu99ez
rem" fan go ahead % ubfgre itn Mis=
iion uforitprret. Os Sois faar ct Qar
til at bripe 6bnieaul o9 ubfleffe fine IL
terere S@9."