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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
THE AID OF FIRE INVOKED
A Disastrous Blazs at Hull Is At
tributed to the Striking
Dockers.
The Police and the Mob Do Battle
Over an Arrest Made
There.
Orange Riots Break Ont in Belfast and n
Catholics Place IL L0otod-Other
Foreign News.

LONDON. April 23.-Ten acres of timber a,
tho Victoria dock in Hull is ablaze. The
fire is supposed to have been started
by the striking dookers. Tho fire is
extending from the timber yard. and
threatens to destroy. the warehouses near
by. The citadel has been burned. All tel
egraph wires in tho district are down, and
railway irons have been melted. The mn
rines and sailors from two gunboats
anchored in the roads are helping
the firemen. The timber yards in
which the fire was started is owned by the
wade company who employed non-u union
men. age section of tho crowd Of spec-
tators made NO concealment of their de-
light at the progress of the fro. They
throw stones AMI other missiles at the SOL
diers, fremen and police. Some went so
far as to cut the hose pipe. At last reports
detachment of dragons protected those
who were fighting the fire. The value of
the timber and other property now In dan
ger ia 81 100000.
Three other fires were started by incen-
dlariea in Hull this evening. All were dis
covered before they got any Roadway and
were extinguished.
The police of this city arrested a
drunken docker last evening. A mob
of strikers stopped them on the way
to the station. The police fought them off
and sent for reinforcements. When the
police reintorcements arrived more than
1000 men had gathered. armod with stones,
clubs and few revolvers. The police
drew their batons and dubbed right and
left. and divided the mob so that the officers
with the prisoner could proceed TO the sta
tton. After the drunken striker had been
removed tho others charged the police re-
reatedly. They were forced into the side
Streets whore they rallied again to the at
tack. More police were called out and
moro strikers we're attracted by the uproar
The wounded men on both sides were CAR
ried away and the strikers obtained new
supplied Of pokers, boat hooks. cudRels
and split planks. The struggle was carried
into every street and alley way. The dock
ers who had gone TO bed hurried half
dressed from their houses to Join in the
fight. Windows were smashed and doors
battered down. At Dry Pool dock q mob
tried to storm the steamer RiRhi. Fifty
police defended it for forty minutes and
then with the aid Of thirty moro put the
rioters to flight. This fighting lasted we'll
into the morning. Only six strikers were
arrested.
1t transpires TO- night that delegates from
twenty or twenty-five labor unions in LON
don and the provinces. who met in this CITY
last evening. resolved that a general strike
OF waterside workers in Great Blitain would
be lnadvlsable At present,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
BUSY MINING SEASON.



aud Broad water.
Ths prospects for a busy season In Nei-.
hart grow brighter daily. and IL cnn be de-
pended on that within tho next month
matters will have 80 shaped themselves
that ut least two of our lending mines will
begin aotivo operations, besides il is more
than likely that within this time ground
will be broken for the erection of a stamp
miil. says the Neihnrt Miner. At a
Meeting of the directors of the
Neihart company, held in Helena on tho
2Ssh ult.. the following Rentlomen were
elected as tho board of directors for tho
ensuing year: Cbas. II. Ropes. Now York
city; A. =. Rockefeller. New York city;
Thomas J.. Wilson. st. Paul. II. G. Davis,
-: Paul; b. Brown. Helena. Tho Neihart
Mining company are heavily Interested in
mines here. but the Dncotah is probably
the most important. and Oh this property
WORK VIII begin in the near future. DOR
tlon OF the stock has been held by Helena
parties until recently, when it was pur-
chased by New York capitalists. Con-
ready been done on the Daootnh.
there being three tunnels and
two shafts. Tunnel No. is now in 135
feet; tunnel No. 2, 473 feet. and tunnel No.
o. 7o0. while the depth Of the shafts aR-
gregate 157 feet. Forty thousand dollars
mas been spent on the property. but tho
showings will warrant the expenditure of
three times that amount. 1t is eleven feet
between the walls, which arc we'll defined,
and this space is filed with good grade Of
ore. The lead Is believed to be an extension
of the famous j oRdwater, as it lies on
direct line north of the Brondwater group,
distant about one-hGlf mile. The Kocka-
feller syndicate who havs secured control
OF the company, represent millions of dol
lars. and there is no one in the camp but
Will hail the news with delight
The output of tho mines ia increasing
daily and in like ratio the shipments be-
come greater. For the week ending April
II there has been twenty thres carloads of
ore taken TO the smelters. as follows:
Menlton, fifteen: Queen OF the Hills, five,
and tho Gait. three. This is the ereatest
number OF cars taken out in any one week
since the shipment of ore first began.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
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SHORT In HIS ACCOUNTS,
Why the Treasurer of tho Veterans HON.
Tried To Commit Suicide.

why the Treasurer of tho Veterans Home
Tried To Commit Suicide.
SAN Francisco. April 23.-Col. Clark +. X.
Royce, treasurer OF tho Veterans Homo as.
sooiation, Is short in his accounts at least
10000. and IL may be $4,000. A week ago
Royce WAS found in room at the hotel un-
consoioun and nearly dead from wounds
upon the head and has since been in crit.
ical condition. Much mystery is attacked
10 the affair and 1t WAS thought he was the
VICTIM of a murderous assault by persons
unknown. Royce now coufesses that hs
attempted to commit suicide, fearing ex-
posure. The dsfaloation was announced
by tho directors OF the association last
night Royce il very we'll known through
out tho state and his integrity WAS nnques-
toned. lie has not been arr estod.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
THE POPE AND THE EMPEROR.
They Meet mt tho Vatican and Part with
Hearty nanhsllako.

| They Meet mt tho Vatican and Part with "A
Hearty Hantshaks.
ROME, April 23-Shortly after noon the
German emperor left the quirinal for the
residence of Herr Won Buelow, Prussan
prime minister at the vatican. where he
took lunch with the papal officers prior to
his audience with the poIe. During the
luncheon the emperor chatted cordially
with Cardinal Leodochowskv. At two
o'clock the Empress Augusta Victoria ar
rived at the legation and immed diately after
tho emperor, the empress and suites md
Herr Won Buelow proceeded in tho Prussian
court carriages to the vatican. The italian
troops were drawn up in line on each side
OF the street through which the imperial
party passed, and behind the soldiers were
packed hsering thousands of Italian cti-
zens. The vatican wns filled with high dig
nitaries of the church and rep essnta-
tives of the Catholic nobility OF
Italy. Their majeGties were received
in Clementlne hall by Manager
Sambeeth. lrefect of ceremonies. Manager
Azevedo. grand ohambe lnin, and other
members of the papnl court. At the door
of the fellow chamber their mnissties wsre
met hy the pore. He led them to three
chairs which were placed near the middle
OF tho room, sat down with them md oon-
versed with both for fifte en- minutes. The
empress then ose and retired to see tho
treasurer of tho vatican. Meanwhile the
emperor remained in conversation with the
pope. The pope was moro aHable than
uaual. whilo the emperor, although amia-
BILE. seemed to be somewhat preoccupiod
and nervous. As they parted. the emperor
mnde movement as II to kiss the pope'a
hand. Tho pope quickly Withdrew his
hand. then Rraspsd the emperor's hand aud
shook IL cordially three times. The em-
peror Joined the ompreBs and visited with |
hsr 81. Peters and the treasury.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
THEOSOPHlSTS TO BE THERE.

They VIII Have IL Special Gathering at
Chicago sept. IL and l6.
NEW YoRK, April 23-Ths convention of
the American section of the Theosophical
society met here to-day. During the last
year nineteen new branches were insti-
tuted in this county, making n total of
seventy seven branches on the American
roll. There were bsi counsels during tho
year. The most important matter to come
before the opening session was the report
of s. L. Wright, of Chicago. on the ar
,angements made to secure a hearing for
tbeosophv befo the worlds religious con-
Gress. Wright read letters from the
Wo'ld's fair management, Offering the
theosophists every facility for being fully
represented and setting Sept. Is and i6 al
the days for their special gathering An
advisory committee was appointed TO pre-.
pa e for the congress. In the afternoon
msetinR WAS held and papers on esoterio
subjects read.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
EnrlY's SGheIna Mns Ninnnd

8olsE. Ida, April o3,-H w. Early, who
has been conducting II clothing store here
la under arrest on tho charge of conspiracy TO
dofraud. letter from Los Angeles, CAL,
addressed TO Early has fallen in tho hands
of tho authorities here giving details of his
scheme. The plan was to secure a lino of
credit and purchase large quantities of
goods. These goods were to be shipped to
Boise. then reshipped to Portland and
to southern California and TO Arizona,
whom they would be disposed OF before the
creditors could attach them. The letter
states tina. 100000 would be cleaned up by
the operation.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24

TODAY the Trans Missis-
slppi Commercial Congress
opens at Ogden, Utah.
1t is the fifth Congress, the
four preceding ones having met
at New Orleans, Denver, San
francisco and St. Louis. Every
Commercial body from the
Pacific Coast to the Mississippi
River will have representatives
present 1t follows Immediately
after the National Stock Con-
gress, which has been in pro-
gress in Ogden for a week past.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
An April Snow storm At the Fa,,a

Special to The Independent.
GREAT FALLS, April 23.-Ths worst April
storm seen in these parts for many years
has been prevailing all day. The storm
possessed all the attributes Of a midwinter
blizzard except that the mercury did not
fall below the freezing point. large part
of the snow melted az soon as IL struck the
ground. though Tonight 1t is three or four
inches deep in some places. Ranohmen say
the snow will greatly hasten vegetation.
Lambing has already commenced at some
ranches in this vicinity and il the storm
continues another day the loss of lambs 10
bound to be heavy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24

was born Aug. IA, 1876. He does not ap-
pear to have inherited the vices and weak
nesses of his father. but is q manly Young
fellow. and has made favorable impress
sion wherever he has been. His life has
been stirring one his associations have
been almost entirely with men of affairs
ana gray haired professors at that. and at
16 he is older than many mau Of twice
his years. 1t is generally believed that his
bold stroke of defying tho regents, subse-
quently placing them under arrest, and
proclaiming himself king. was inspired
by Natalie, who has never forgiven the
regents for expellinR her from the country.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
Another Monday strike In Chicago

CHICAGO, April 23-To- morrow every
union carpenter i'll tho city is expected TO
strike on buildings whore non union men
are employed or where contractors have
failed to sign the agreement entered into
between the iourneymen and the carpeu tera
and builders' associations. 10 ia expected
between three and four Thousand men will
DO affected by the order.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
Denounced tho Russian Treaty

CHIcAGo April 2S.-Centrsl music hall
was packed to the doors to-day by AN en-
thusinstic audience which gathered to de-
nounos the Russian treaty. The spenkers
were bold in their remarks, denounoiny tina
treaty as fugitive slave law. aud tho pres
ident and senate of the United States as
policemen for tho ezar. Among the speak
ca were Circuit Court Judge Iuley and
Bishop Fallows. 1t was decided to request
the government to undo the great ais-
grace it had put upon the American nation
and at once nbrogats this In famous treaty.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
bismarck Is Much Hstter

HAMBURG. April 23--Thousands of per-
sons took advantage of the delightful
weather to-day to make excursions to
Friearichs uhe. Prince Bismarck showed
himself at the gates of his place, and alter
wa DIS walked in the park. His health ia
much better. He sleeps we'll and his cough
has ceased.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
TROUBLESOME NAVAJOS.
They Have a Fight With Cowboys and
One With n Miner.


One With n Miner.
DENVER, Col, April 23.-Advices from
Green River, Utah, tell of sorimmage be-
tween cowboys and Navajo Indians. in
which two cowboys were injured. Kid
johnson. the leader of tho cowboys, was
one of the wounded and will probably die.
The Indians from time to time have raided
herds and taken many head of cattle to the
reservation. and the cowboys finally
agreed to stop the plunder by meeting and
fighting the Indians. The battle resulted
as above.
Another fight occurred on the 9th be-
tween a / rospector named Connell and Soy
eral Indians Mt place near Dirty Devil
on the way to the Henry mountains, in
which two Indians were killed. Connell is
said to have sold whisky to the Indians and
they imbibed too much OF it and became
hnatila
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
WANT A RAILROAD.

Statistics Produced by ChoteRu People
Showing Imports and Exports.
1 At arecent meeting held at Choteau the
following statement was prepared pursuant
to request from A. T. Gait and other
gentlemen connected with the Great Falls
d Canada Railway company:
Amount of merchandise shipped during
1892, 100000 pounds; lumber. 100000
coal. 200 tons; acres of patented land with
in n radius of twenty five miles of Choteau,
$4,000; number of cattle within the same
radius, 2l. $50; sheep, 226, 800; horses, 4 435.
| Distant twenty-five miles from this point
Is the south fork of Sun river. a very
wealthy section In live stock and aQricul-
tural products from which would come
heavy shipments. A bridge ia to be built
over the north fork very soon at point
between Augusta and Choteau. which will
greatly facilitate transportation between
these two points. Craig. on the Montana
Central, is forty-two miles south of Au-
Rusta and Great Falls sixty east. Large
quantities of hay would be shipped from
Choteau annually were the proper means
of transportation available. -#
Choteau now has 255 buildings; one bank.
several stores, two livery stables. two ho-
tells. court house block under course of
construction, also brick hotel, good graded
school, wagon. butcher, blacksmith car
penter, harness, shoemaker and paint ehops
two physicians, two lawyers, and two news
papers.
There is ample room for railroad yards
and depots. In fact. everything necessary
to the building of good town, inviting
capital and enterprise to look over the situ-
alton. Choteau was made tho county seat
of Teton county at the last session Of the
legislature, and is therefore destined to
te the permanent town of this entire seq
tion.
We take pleasure in referring these mat
to rsto you and invite your personal atten-
tion to the matter. as it Is of Importance to
the people of this section that they should
have railroad facilities and We hope to
hear at an early date that you have consid-
ered this favorably.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
To Es Tried for Stealing Cattle,
'cinl to The Independent.

Special to The Independent
MrLns Cry. April 23.--W. ID. Smith. stock
detective, went to Livingston tonight an a
witness against 81 Roberts, charged with
stealing casload OF cattle near Big Tim
Der and selling them at Philipsburg last
February.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
A liAnh In EHnln,lud

Rome, April 23.-On Saturday a bomb
exploded in front of the frsmen's guard
room near the capitol. Several windows
wers shattered and tho pedestal Of ool-
umn of the capitol damaged. No arrests
were made.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24

Nfw YoRW. Ayril 2a--Dr. Smith said
after his five o'clock call to-day that Booth
was better than he had been at any time
since his p' csent attack.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24

BosToN, April 3.-Mysteriouy Bilv
Smith. who has just won tho wslterweipht
championship of the world. has deposited a
forfeit of $500 IA earnest of an offor Il,
hight Dick Burgc. OF England, al 1lO
pounds.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
Illness OF 10 Scott.

| Special to the Independent,
MtLFs CirY, ApHl 23.-President 10
Scott. of the Montana Stock Growers' asso-
citation, is very Ill with pleurisy. 1t Ia said
J ho is a very sick man.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
Ihe Hard of Avon's birthday.

LONDON, April 23.-The anniversary of
Shnkespcare's birthday was celebrated to-
day at Stratford- on. Avon,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
ALEXANDER |. OF SERVIA.

The Boy King Whose Coup d'Etat Created
Such II FURRY.
Alexander. the 'boy- king of servis,
whose recent coup d'etat has created quite
furry in European politics. is a son of
Ex-hinR Milan and Ex. Queen Natalie. and
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
We
Are
Pleased

To note that the styles this
season are moderate in cut
and pattern and so are suita-
bic for all.
3-Button Cutaway Frocks
and Double-Breasted Straight
Sacks are very stylish.
We are sole agents for DR..
Jaeger's Sanitary All-Wool
Wear. These goods are es-
pecially adapted for Women
and Children.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
QusIdno.

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etnoeritdnbe11 erfldren, u baB tilr itGottibe
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flint Geiieitipenbten IN 61be bon je $500
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$4,000 Wfart uno 5000 Worf, 5uiammen
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BON 500 600 Wtarf entnommen tperOen.
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Wtagtitrate bereitS bot.
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Ser &ai1er @tl6elm Sttftung belt in
Stuttgart feline 8lenar 8criommlung.
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nillig 5000 Wfarf. Die eoangelticbe &irbe
belt cine @olefte, 70 baB etn NuSfau bon
ettpa $500 Wfarf ba6uro6 %entitan6en lit.
9aS 0efiStt betrdgt our 3eit $4,000 Marf.
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felt 8eItan6 bes 0ereil1S fait 1900, 600
Mart. Ser 8erein beitbt Elm 8ermogen
BON runb $4,000 Marf.
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am II. Sebruar 1925 su 8reSlal gebDren,
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26

rem tDobnt Sic @reiitn Bet 8rofefior libel,
Deiien bob6etdgte Wtutter ibr bic ltebeDoulte
uno aufmertiamite 8flege autbeil tperben
laBt.
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bon Sa6ore (Singapore) %berbunbene 2iez
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bos Sage5ge1prd9. Sn ieiner 8egIettung
traf bort ann 2. 5. so. Elm gteffe Elm, Der lt3
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@ema6lin bort auf9e6aLten bate. Sn Otez
fer 3ett Lernte CT Die btlDlcb0ne Sobter
eines b~orttgen S6loHermctiterS fennen, Der
auc6 Der erite 8eiu1 rab letner Qntunft
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tpartet man bic 8erlo6ung. @S lit bereits
nit Si4er6eit an3une6nen, Dab Elm nGbez
res ltebereinfommen ic6on getrotet tit
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folgen miro.
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