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burglary nt Livingston.

Special to The independents
LIVINGSTON. July 5.-BurRlars entered the
pawn and jewelry shop OF Weiasl Il Kohler
last night and secured about 800 worth Of
watches and jewelry. They gained en-
h, anes by cutting through u partition In shs
rear. There IL no clsw to the robbers.
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Exporting Silver.

NEW YoRK. July 5.-Thrse hundred and
thirty ounces of silver will go 0at by
steamer 10 -mofrow,
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A Convention At St. Louis July u.

DENVER, Col, July 5-The chamber of
commerce. in conjunction with other COM
meroial exchanges. have sent an address to
every commercial organization in the south
and west. inviting them to send delegates
to convention Of tho silver. wheat. wool
and cotton districts, at st. Louis July II.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-06
Silver Upin London,

LONDON, July 5.-Bar silver closed at 34ss4
pence. equal to 76. II cents.
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Encouragement by way OF spain.

Encouragement by Way of Spain.
MADRID. July 5.-In the cortes, in response
to question by one of the Spanish dele
gates to the recent international monetary
conference at Brussels, Gamazo, minister
of finance, said that Spain did not need to
adopt any special measures to meet the
silver crisis. He believed the present de-
preston in silver would soon be remedied.
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The Latin Union WIN Hang Together.

ROME. July b.-Negotiations are proceed
ing between the governments of Italy,
France, Belgium and Switzerland. looking
to the protection of the interests of the ma
tions comprising the Latin union, in oon-
sequence OF the action of the government
of India. 1t is believed none Of the men,
bers of the union will withdraw from it.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-06
A New Trunk Line

Is displayed by US this sea-
son. We make no boast
when we claim the diStinc-
ton of carrying the most
complete line Of Trunks and
Valises in the Northwest.
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THEY WERE SAVED.
Rescue OF the Crew Wrecked or Fire
Island.

Rescue of the Crew Wrecked or Fire
Island.
New YORK, Nov. 29.--The crew Of the
vessel stranded Oft Fire island, who re-
mained in tho rigging all day yesterday
and last night, were rescued by the wreck
ing steamer early this morning. There
was no loss of life. Those rescued con.
sisted of Captain Randall, wife and littlo
son, and 10 men of the crew. Despite their
terrible exposure, all arc alive and will
recover.
Captain and Mrs. Randall we're taken
immed diately to the Presbyterian hospital.
Tonight they were much improved and
will bo discharged In the morning. Cap
tain Randall says tho schooner left Phila-
delphia last Friday loaded with coal for
Boston. Early Saturday morning heavy
seas swept over the ship and threw her on
her beam ends. They cut halyards and
headed for shoal water. The anchor
fouled and the schooner struck tho bar.
He tied his wife in the rigging. The men
all ascended TO the rigging. Half an hour
after the vessel struck the life saving crew
was at work trying to shoot lines over.
After four attempts they got one line over
but il parted. The Smithport lifo saving
crew put out for Randall, but their boat
was smashed and the crew picked up by
the steamer Merritt.
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Where 20 Eat.

BUTTE. Nov. 2a.-Thc Ladies' Aid SO.
ciety of the Mountain View NJ. F.. church
has made extensive preparations for tho
supper and entertainment Thanksgiving
evening. Supper will be served from q to
s o'clock. A good programme, consisting
OF speeches, deciamations and music, will
bc rendered.
The Ladies' Aid society of tho Metho-
dist church Of Centerviile will give n
Thanksgiving supper, Thursday evening
at the Ccnteryille church, commencing at
1880. There will be singing and an ad-
dress by tho pastor. A cordial and gene
raj invitation is extended.
The A. NJ. L. church people will have q
Thanksgiving dinner to-day from O'Clock
tn o'clock at their church ut the corner
of Idaho and Mercury streets. A church
fair will be held in the evening. The din
ner will be an old time Southern 'possun,
affair with persimmons and sweet pota-
toes and "yam YAM"
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ENORMOUS COST OF THE ARMY
Members OF the German Rsichstng klck
Vigorously Agaiast an Appre pristion.

Gsmbsrs OF the German Rsichstag Kick
visoreusly Agaiast an Appre pristion.
BERLIN, Nov. 28.-At the reichstag to-
day during tho discussion Of the budget
Herr Moeler, national liberal, oontended
that 60, 600 marks are not needed Tor
tho execution OF new army measures, aud
said his party was divided with regard to
the necessity for new taxes. Herr Haus.
man, OF the South German volks partie,
warned the reichstag not to loosen the ties
between the various states of the empire
by adopting bad financial policy. Lieu
tenant General Spitx, on behalf OF the
minister Of war who is i'll, replied to the
attacks on the government policy, and de-
clared that tho government proposed
nothing calculated to jeopariizo national
unity. Herr MIGUEL, minister Of finance,
declared the government Is not opposed to
certain notifications of the scheme espc-
cially with regard to measures of control
was opposed to the imperial income tax,
and the property tax Oh succession OF
duties and maintained that the govern
ment's proposals were alone practicable.
Herr Ardorff, mombcr of the imperial
party, defended the attitude of the agra
rams, and declared he would give support
to the proposals offered by Herr MIGUEL.
Herr Rickert stated that his party would
not bind itself TO agree 10 tho govern
ments proposals.
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THEY WERE ACQUITTED.
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READY FOR THE DANCES.
The Completed Library building VIII be
Dedicated Tonight,

Dcuicaseu Ao"NtEut.
BrTTE, Nov. ea.-Evcrything about the
library building Is in complete readiness
for the dedication tomorrow night, with
the single exception of Captain Shepherds :
pet scheme OF having the word "Columbia'
in different colorcd electric lights across
broadway, and this could possibly have
been completed If tho captain had mani
Tested littlo moro interest in it instead
OF devoting SO much of his time to the
copper ball which is TO surmount
tho flag staff and other side
issues. Tho big building Is nicely heated
throughout tonight and tho walls which
many people feared would be damp are
as dry as they, will ever be. Both floors,
which give combined area of $500 square
feet, arc in excellent condition for dane
ing. The library room is almost entirely
completed, the painting and dccoratings
being all finished. The auditorium is
also nearly finished and for all practical
purposes It will answer just as well as
though It was all finished oil. Reception
rooms for tho ladies' havo becn neatly ar
ranged on each floor with plenty of room
and there will bo an attendant in each
one. One largo coat room will bo at
the disposal Of tho gentlemen. Arrange
ments have been made to entertain an
enormous crowd and tho expectation in
this direction will no doubt be fully real.
lied.
Five hundred chairs were placed in tho
building to-day, 10 on each floor. Van
Orton's orchestra will furnish the music
on the library floor and the Silver Bow
band will he stationed in tho auditorium.
Supper will DO served in the basement,
which has heeu ~, rpotad by tho w n T.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-30
Another Crank at Large,

ST. LorIs, Nov. ga crank armed
with revolver and with murder i'm his
soul appeared at the federal buildings this
afternoon and but for note of warning
which he wrote, threatening the life of the
secret service operative. John r. McCul.
Tough, would have killed him. When the
crank appeared Mccullough seized him.
took tho revolver from his pocket and
then said: "Why do you want to kill me p,
II don't want to kill you, but they tell
me to kill you. Prendcrgast did not want
to kill Carter Harrison. but some one told
him to kill tho mayor" was the answer.
The crank. whose name is Nathan Whit.
worth. of Byrnesville. No.. was arrested,
but afterwards placed on train for home.
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kepudiating Their lsonds. :.

HURON, ). D., Nov. 29.-Judge EdIerton
directed the jury to bring in a verdict for
the defendant i'm the case of the National
Life Insurance company against the board
of education of this city. This decision
declares invalid $4,000 IN bonds issued
during the 1890 campaign FOR the capital
question. II this decision is sustained by
the supreme court of the United States,
every municipal bond issued in South
Dakota since statehood is invalid. Huron,
alone, can rcpudiate $4,000 worth of
bonds. The point on which the case
turns 10 nice constitutional question. A
notice of appeal was given.
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THANKSGIVING services.

The Union Thanksgiving service will be
held at tho Christian church at IL O'Clock
a. IN. Rev. I. w. Alton will preach the
sermon and tho choirs of the diiYeren,
churches will participate in tho music. !,
collection will be taken up for the help oi
the needy.
Appropriate services will be held in St.
Johns church at iO:D "A. IN.
At tho German Evangelical Lutheran
church, corner of Silver and Dakota
streets, Thanksgiving Day services will
be held in tho evening at 30 o'clock. NJ
uudtlof, pastor.
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FRESNO, Cal, Nov. 29.-The taking of
testimony in the trial of Chris Evans, tho
visalia bandit, who with John and George
Sontag held up the Southern Pacific train
at Coils and afterward fed to tho mount.
aims, where they killed Vic Wilson and
Andy McGinnis, and who also killed Oscar
Beaver In yisalia, was begun to-day. All
of the men killed were officers armed
with warrants for the bandits arrest. The
present trial is for the murder of Wilson.
the deputy United States marshal from
Arizona. Nearly two weeks has been con,
sumed in securing jury.
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Tho nandmann Cnse.
Special Dispatch to tho standard.

Special Dispatch 70 tho standard.
HELENA. Nov. 29.-In tho Baudct-B Band.
mann case to-day 5. G. Murray and r. II.
Childs of Missoula testified to Bandmann
frequently speaking of his Missoula
county property as "our property" refer
ring TO the actress. John Mcguire Of Butte
testified that Baudet and Bandmann were
playing under him in lss5 and 1856 as tho
Bandmann-Daudet company. Baudet was
ALWAYS star in the company. Oscilina
Baudct. sister of the actress testified to
advances Bandmann made to her and her
mother on account of Louisc's share in
the profits of the theatrical ventures.
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Butte, Nov. a3.-Thc masked ball given
in Renshaw hall tonight was attended by
a large aud very select crowd OF young
people. Tho costumes were very pretty
and tho DISCUSSES wcro perfect. Edgar
Dayton, who took tho character of a
Dutchman. won the prize for the most
comical costume. Miss Jennie kcltou, i'm
the character Of "Nan the gootl-for-
nothing" was awarded the ladies' prize.
an elegant fan, for tho most original cos.
tune. The judges were Eugene Gordon
B. Morse and NJ. Graham.
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Tor n New State.

KISGFIsHER, Ola, Nov. 2o.--Itesolutions
were adopted at the statehood convention
late last night endorsing tho resolutions
of the previous statehood convention and
again requesting congress to provide for
the admission of Oklahoma and the Indian
territory as one state, the abolition of all
tribal governments among Indians is
favor0 and the complete division of their
common domain among the citizens of
each nation.
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A HORRIBLE WRECK.
Nearly Fifty People Killed In . Railroad
Disaster In Italy.

MILAN, Nov. CAN express train from
this city for Veins this morning ran into
heavy freight standing at 1rivaglo. One
rumor says the wreck caught fire and
cremated number of the wounded. A
relief train has gone To the scene.
A dispatch to tho Chronicts from Milan
says i3 persons were killed and 1s3 in
jured by the collision at Limitro. IL is
stated majority OF the killed and injured
were emigrants going to America.
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RosroS, Nov. .a.-The Nonantum
worsted company, which has been IN OPP
Grafton without interruption for II years,
has notified its $50 hands that n reduction
of the tariff, as by the proposed new law.
will uecessitate a reduction of wages OF q
stoppage of the mills.
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Against Foot Ball.

BosToN. Nov. ga petition has been
presented to the board of oversecrs Of
Harvard college and referred to the COM
mittce on physical training and athletic
sports, asking the board to investigate and
obtain statistics with view OF modifying
aud lessening the dangers of foot ball.
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WILL NOT BE INDICTED.
No Charge to BE Laid Against Member

No Charge to BE Laid Against Members
OF American Protective Association.
BUFFALO, Nov. 29.--It has been under.
stood that presentments against members
of the American Protective association,
the new anti-Catholic political organiza.
tion, on charges Of criminal conspiracy,
were to be made 10 the grand jury here.
At the district attorneys Office 1t was said
to-day that no such cases have been or
will be laid before the grand jury. II was
added that the association is not in viola.
tion of law and such charges could not be
sustained in court.
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Why Iohn.ten Wa, rired.

wAsHtNGroS. Nov. ea.-lt trauspires
that tho removal of Civil Service Commits
sioner Johnston was at the demand of
Commissioner Roosevelt, because John
ston made a minority report expressing
widely divergent views from the ina jority.
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Failed to Make the Trip.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 29.-Thc now
cruiser, Olympia. arrived in port this aft
ernoon from Santa Barbara channel after
three unsuccessful attempts to make an
official trial trip. After replenishing her
supply OF coal. the Olympia will return.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-30
DID Nnt CnIiOn Him.

BtooNiNGroN, H., Nov. 2a.-The places
of the strikers at the coal mine were filed
by others willing to work. The strikers
committee did not call on Vice President
Stevenson. president of the company, al
though he waited nearly all day at his Of
ice TO meet them.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2o.-The Canadian Pacific
announces that il will only consent to
stop the decentralization of Pacific coast
rates on condition OF being allowed diff.
fercniiai on passenger traffic. The Atchi-
son streuuously objects, and prospects arc
poor for ending the difficulty.
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DuRLIS, Nov. GA number OF Ameri-
can guns and revolver cartridges havo
been found in lane leading from tho
guays. II appears that the plotters are
alarmed and are Kidding themselves of
their explosives, fearing raids.
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Admitted Their Guilt.

LONDON, Nov. 2o.-Scheig and Floyd,
who robbed the Bank of Minneapolis OF
$4,000. admitted their guilt In court 10.
day. They expressed desire to return
to America. Tho magistrate committed
them for eXtradi;ion.
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PARIS. Nov. 2o.-Tho Spullcr cabinet is
expected to be composed as follows !:
Spullcr. premier and minister Of foreign
affairs; Raynal. minister of the interior,
Burdeau. finance; Faurc. commerce; Gem
crai Leiseillion, war; Admiral Reinunier,
marine.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-11-30
Looking For the Gran K.

paRIs, Nov. 29.-French aud German
detectives have gone to Orleans to try To
ferret out the authors of tho attempt on
the lives of Chancellor Capriyi and Em-
peror William. Violent anarchist pla-
cards were posted about tho city yester-
,lny.
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Another Bomb.

MADRID, Nov. 21.-An anarchist news.
paper of Sararossa has been suppressed.
A bomb was found in the church of the
Templars at Grenada.
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New YORK. Nov. 29.-The supreme curt
has granted decree of divorce 10 Helen
Dauvray Ward, actress. from John NJ.
Ward, the baseball player.
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Over a board 1911.

LINCOLN. Neb. Nov. 2o.-Congressman
McKeighan. after a two days trial. was
acquitted oh the charge of attempting to
deiraud the Lndcll hotel of a board bill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
NEWS In BRIEF.

The war between candysellers at ST.
Louis is still in progress.
The state tax levy for Illinois was
made. 1t calls for So. 500, o90
The grand lodge of Good Templars
of Missouri is in session at Sedalia.
The Presbyterian synod of Iowa de-
clared itself against the saloon in any
form.
The annual state convention of the
Baptists of Iowa is in session at Daven-
port
The jury in the Woodruff case at
Little Rock, Ark, is not likely TO
agree.
Claims under the Missouri diseased
stock law threaten depletion of the sur
plus in the state treasury.
The Detroit Evening News has
brought suit for the appointment of a
receiver for the United Press associa-
ton.
Attorney General Moloney of Illinois
is inaugurating war on school book
trusts and coal mining companies which
run truck stores.
Judge Randolph of Topeka fined The
odore Voeste $500 and sentenced him to
60 days in Jail on plea of guilty of
selling one glass of beer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
The True Spirit of journalism.

The whole drift of mugWnmp SEN
timent and support at the present
time is away from the Democratic
party and toward the Republican
party That is a double blessing to
the Democracy, 1t gains both by it's
own good fortune in this respect,
and by the contemporaneous misfor-
tune of the great organization which
is it's political adversary. Honor to
the two Democrats who have done
most to speed the parting mugwump!
Their names are Grover Cleveland
and David Bennett Hill.-New York
Sun.
Charles A. Dana, editor of the
New York Sun, is brilliant man
and one of the most scholarly
writer's in America. For years past
his editorials have been read not
only for their political significance,
but also for their true literary
merit. The enlightened, the cult
waited people of both parties read
the SIN, and while possibly not ac-
cepting all its teaching, admire ex-
tremely the pointed manner in
which its opinions are set forth.
Mr., Danas violent opposition to
the nomination of the President
was much commented on by the
metropolitan press. His caustic
paragraphs were sought after and
read with interest by the whole
people. But the great, and, we
may say, the manly journal, is that
one which discards personal preju-
dices and feelings for the common
good. 1t was this spirit which
brought forth the sentiment that it
would behoove every Democrat to
vote for Grover Cleveland 'even if
he were the devil in preference to
the nominee of a party which advo-
Gated the principles of protection
and rank extravaganza. Mr.. Dana,
like all great men, has made mis-
takes. Unlike most men, he has
the courage to acknowledge them.
Long ago he confessed his error in
judging the President, and today
the San, in voicing those senti-
ments, exhibits the ideal theory of
journalism. The whole world wants
a journal that is fearless and
spirited, newspaper that cham
pions boldly the cause it believes to
be right, and when the occasion
arises admits its error in the same
way That is our standard. Let
US work for it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
A Naval oncer,s Discharge.

VALLEJO. Cal. Oct. 27.-Paymaster
John Clyde Sullivan of the United
States navy. who was recently brought
before the naval courtmartial charged
with classifying his accounts, has been
detached from the United States re
ceiving ship at the navy yards at Mare
Island and ordered torepair to his home
under arrest, where he will be served
with orders of the president dismiss.
ing him from the naval service of the
United States, Secretary Herbert hav-
ing approved the sentence of the court
which tried the cases.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
1we lrEnsoss q III
a sgd Mistake ssrowfes. ss~s II At.
tie creek wrees.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich Oct q q,
sad mistake has occurred IN tie i..i
fication of tho bodies taken from
wreck here. DIR. Sweetland
wards burg, Mich, editor of The Areu
identified the body of one of the vie
Tins as that of his sister, Mrs Evelin,
Aldrich of Edwardsburg, and the bod )
was shipped to that place. The coroner
has just received dispatch from ]. d.
Wood of Cato, n. Y, stating that the
body is that Of his wife. She was iden.
tilted by both men by her clothing.
Mr.. Wood asserts that ne has positive
proof that the body is chat ef his wife
and DR. Sweetland is just as positive
that they are his sister remains. Cor.
oner Gillett has telegraphed the cir
cumstances to DIR. Sweetland and Dep
uty Sheriff King has been sent to bring
back the remains. 1t is feared that
legal proceedings will have to be insti.
tuted before the body can be recovered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1893-10-27
Charges Against 8 Postmaster.

SAN ANGELO, Tex, Oct. 27.-Post-
master j. NJ. Harris of Robert Lee was
arrested By United States Deputy Mar
shall G. L. Broome and brought to San
Angelo charged with conspiracy to rob
and embezzlement of government
funds to the amount of $4,000. An ex-
animation was given Harris before
United States Commissioner Dubois.
who bound him over to the Federal
court at El Paso. The prisoner was
taken to FL Paso for final trial.