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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-12
QUIET AT HONOLULU.
Latest News From There Is to That
Effect

Latest News From There Is to That
Effect
copyright. 1893. by tho Associated Press
YOKOHAMA. Doc. 1.-The steamer China,
which left San Francisco Nov. 81, and Hon
olulu probably about Nov. %. has just ar :
rived here. An Associated pross co.res-
rondent Immediately went Oh board and
hrd inte. views with officers and passengers
regarding the situation In Hawaii. 1t was
statcd that when tho steamer left the island
the provisional government was still in
power and was maintaining a very deter
mined attitude.
Much excitement prevailed among the
business men and people generally. aud the
action of the United states government was
awaited with greatest anxiety. The men,
bers Of the provisional government wore
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-12
The F,snd Had No Aeeo m p,lces.

Tho Fisnd Had No Aocomplices.
PARIs. Dec. DISCRIMINATION OF suspects
fails to disclose that Vaillaat had any 40
complies. Other men detained cannot b.
connected with the outrage. Only four are
now held and these will b. charged with
vaRranoy. In reply TO questions BY the
minister Of justice rs 10 his motive Vaillant
said: III would be sselsss 50 explain my
motive TO you. You are bourgaoisc, and
would not understand"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-12

row and Wednesday will DO devoted to the
confederation Of ths bill for the admission
Of Utah. The bill TO review the claims
arising out Of tho captures and abandoned
property act aroused she opposition OF the
republicans, and notice was served on this
dsmooratio side by ltsed shat this bill
could only DO considered unde' stress OF q
special order from the committee on rules.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-12
Conflrn.a by the Senate.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 1.-The senate con.
frmed tho following nominations: Joseph
Il. Doc, Of Wisconsin, assistant secretary
Of war; Col. u. S. Otis, Twentieth infantry.
brigadier general; Col. George ID. Runal0s.
assistant adjutsnt general, with rank of
brigadier general, and number OF othcr
army prom lotions.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-12
On tho Race Track,

NEW ORLEANS. D6c. 1L-Five furlongs-
Jim Hoag, Luoasta, Br,scoe. 1:o51s: six fur
lonas-Borsalie, Unole Jim. Importance.
1I916; nvs furlonas-Joe Hardy. Greon
z. eultt, Shiloh, 1:0519; mile Mario Lowell,
Teney Jr., Boro, l:4315; six furlonas-
St,athmeath. Mamma Lord. Stella M, 1:16l1.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-12
Settled an Old Feud With Murder.

Settled an Old Feud With Murder.
Foar WORTH, Deo 11.-Capt. VIM. ]. Nc
Donald, commanding company u. state
rangers ono of the breyest peace officers of
Toxas, was shot and mortally woundsd by
. party Of four mon headed by Sheriff John
q. Matthews. Of Childtsss. who came down
to Qunnah. McDonald's home. whore the
ARRAY occurred. The shooting WAS tho re-
suit of an old feud,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-12

reso.ute in their declarations against tho
restoration Of tho monarchy, and openly
expressed tho intention OF resisting to the
utmost any attempt President Cleveland
might make to Eeinstate the queen.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-12
In tho House.

WASHINGTON, Doc. 1.-THE session Of the
house was brief and uninterssting. An
agreement was reached by which to.mor-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-12
Glassware House
IN HELENA.

Hall dozen Dinner Plates...... 25c
Half dozen Handled Cups and
Saucers. rs................. ..... 25c
Halt dozen Fruit Saucers. .... 15c
Half dozen Goblets, 3 Patterns Zoo
Half dozen Decorated Pie
Plates ............. 25c
Half dozen Decorated Tea
Plates SOC
Half dozen Decorated Dinner
Plates s................ 35c
Half dozen Decorated Individ-
ual Buffers. i5c
All other goods at compare tive
ly low prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-22
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-08
AUNT JEMIMA'S QUILT.

A miracle Of cleaning dyes,
Blue, scarlet, buff, and green;
o, neer before by mortal eyes
Such gorgeous hues were scent
so grandly was its plan designed,
So cunninglv 'twas built
The whole proclaimed a master mind
My Aunt Jemimas quilt.
Each friendly household far and wide
Contributed its shure
1t cbroT icled the country side
In colors quaint and rare.
From bellies and brides came rich broeadJ
Enwrought with threads OF gilt;
l. en- buXom widows lend their aid
TO Aunt Jemima s quilt.
No tapestry from days of yore,
No web from Orient loom.
But paled in beauteous tints before
This strange expanse of bloom.
Here glittering stars and comets shone
Ger flowers that never wilt
Here futtered birds from worlds unknown
On Aunt Jemimas quilt.
o, merry was the quilting bee,
When this great quilt was DONE
The rafters rang with maiden glee,
And hearts were lost and won,
Neer did throng of drawer men
In war clash hilt to hilt,
Than sought the smiles of beauty then
Round Aunt Jemima's quilt
This work of art my aunt esteemed
The glory of the age;
No poet S eyes have ever beamed
More proudly DER his page.
Were other quilt to this compared,
Her nose would upward tilt;
Such impotence was seldom dared
Ger Aunt Jemimas quilt.
Her dear old hands have gone to dust,
That once were 1.-The and light;
Her needles keen are thick with rust,
That flashed so nimbly bright,
And here il lies by her behest,
Stained with.the tears we split,
Safe folded in this cedar chest
My Aunt Jemimas quilt.
New England Magazine.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-08

$50 you think I'll strike it, do
you?"
81 hope not, but you 60 at it like a
man who has been there before.
Where is Miss Haines?"
Miss Haines? Ia! ha. ha! Miss
HaineS left her kindest regards and
said she might call again. Good
looking girl, eh?"
ON admit that, even though she
worked up this job on me. "
"Y-e-s, good-looking girl and
sharper than a steel trap. She thinks
heap of her missing brother, Miss
Haines does! There. think I've -"
He thought he'd hit it, and he was
not far out of the way, but it wasn't
the hit he was looking for Brother
Tom was just minute ahead of time
in shooting the bolt. The robber
uttered shout and clutched at the
air as he went down, and his heels
had scarcely disappeared when the
door swung back and | was making
Tremendous efforts TO get my hands
free They were tied at the wrists,
and kefore had loosened them had
rolled over and over on the floor to
reach the stables and the peg and
make the door fast. Three minutes
later had free hand to cut the
ropes binding my ankles. 1t wasn't
much Of fall through the trap, but
the robber struck his head and was
stunned for minute When he
came to he began cursing in way to
make my hair stand up, but l paid
him no attention.
He had brought two revolyers and
knife into the bank, but he had
taken them off and laid them on
chair. | picked up these and left the
place to give the alarm and i have
still another confession to make To
you. knew that it was put up
job all the way through, and that
miss Nellie Haines" was a "pal" Of
the man under the bank floor She
was consequently "A wicked woman
and deserved no mercy. Call me a
fool if you will. but | said not a word
to anybody when | got outside and
made bee line for the hotel She
was in the sitting room ready dressed
TO ride down TO the depot when it
was time. She was alone, and when
| entered the room she uttered lit
tie shrek and almost tainted.
"W where isis my brother?" she
finally asked as ] stood before her
Safely trapped in the bank" |
answered..
'And you have come to arrest me?"
"NO | have come TO warn you
that you may save yourself Have
you any money?'
mot more than three or four
dollars"
"You have 5000 IN the SAFE. /
had forgotten about that ! will
bring it 10 you.
"And my-my friend?"
'Ile will keep until you are gone,
and ohen wen take him out and send
him TO Jail"
/ returned to the bank and got her
money | saw her take the hotel bus
TO the depot | waited until the
train had come and gone, and then |
gave the alarm, ana we got the rob-
Der out and iugge1 him. Later on
he was sent TO prison for eight years,
and the woman ! have never heard Of
since. WHY did | let her escape?
Well, she was handsome woman.
That's the only excuse / ever had. ~
Chicago Times
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-08
MISS llAINES' BROTHER.

Although the bank at Valley City
was called ''The Valley City Bank
and was supposed to be a private in
stitutiQn, it was really one of the
seven branch banks belonging to a
San Francisco syndicate of bankers
was simply in charge of it on mod
crate salary and under heavy bonds,
and had the credit of being a cap
italiSt where no credit was due. The
syndicate erected a One-stOry build
ing for the bank. The front of this
was rallied off in the usual way, and
the rear was divided into two rooms.
One was used as private room in
which business appertaining to the
bank was transacted and the other
was my bedroom. was ayoung man
and single, and | had not only to act
as president, cashier, and teller dur
ing the day, but as Waterman at
night. The only help l had was a
bookkeeper and he was with me
only three half days per week. The
remainder of his time was put ir
with shipping firm in the same
town.
You will say this was a curious way
of running bank, but l can find you
a dozen Of them in the territorial
towns Of to-day conducted on the
same primitive principles. l was do
ing business with one six weeks ago
where the family kitchen was direct
ly in the rear of the cashiers window.
and a woman who was cooking din
ner left the meat frying on the stove
10 come in and cash check for me.
Alongside the burgIar-prOof safe was
a trundle-bed, and on top Of the safe
itself was a smoked ham and a sack
OF -four 1t was banking and house
keeping combined.
IL figured that | had only one
danger TO guard against A tough
man might drop in some day and rest
the muzzles OF his guns on the ledge
Of the window and order me 10 pass
out all the money in sight The safe
was always kept locked, and 10 was
seldom that ever had more than
$500 outside TO prevent any expe.
rimentS however / gave out that /
had arranged % shotgun battery Just
where DO would DO Che most good
and that by pressing lever / could
b.oH the b0dy % any BAD bad mau
through inc front window and clear
across the street aud that be- would
De deli lt Che end Uf DIS voyage
everybody believed ths 1ctIaa g. Ic
q Hfb ani SOME people we've saf.mli
tNtt hid tU du business wlfH turu
twtf ffHHl thr window lI 80. as.
li.#s'f ai.Uu.HfeatHmr D.HfH with
lH syndicate thlfIf d m#IEaI ..l.
thH8 Hfa4 1ant It M4.EIa N.
tHa Easuft.H HHN H
mN1 HHH .n II
hAt ~
aH aaHf
ta. IH.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-08
AntlnnltY of Gnn,.

Gout is certainly not a modern dis
ease. 10 is very frequently referred
70 IN the works Of writers among the
anclents and the manner Of its men
ton shows that the distempcr has
not changed essentially with the pas.
sage % cgptufIos In Seneca's time
the Roman women suffered as much
III tuc meu aud the cause appears al
have been che familiar Que, luxurious
living The mummy of one 0f che
fhlmuhs was few wears ago un.
wounded in hRtpt when Do vas as.
ealu.uei af the anatttl fingers
tmf tnIf monarch whu lltel $4,000
Trln ago had suffered fWW gaut IH.
HreI hHw4sa Heri fll case
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-08
PLEASANT EXCURSIONS
LOW RATES
On the Magnificent Steamships Of the
Goodrich Transportation Co.
Running to All the
Principal Ports
and
Summer Y escorts
on
Lake Michigan &
Green Bay.

Parties their plans 10
the
Northern Wisconsin and Michigan and
meals and berth Included
Delightful trips tho celebrated Magnetic
rand Haven
on this the
Our mAn ont twincreR steamship "Vrgua" place
on NO taY Norv
eund.y A. The ~Frg
AnaItcaa tag anVuhce
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-25
NOVELTIES IN PAPER,
A Fine Display at bursts by A. e. Sense
ney u 90.

A Fine Display at bursts by A. e. Sense
ney u 90.
Commencing on next Tuesday, A. E
Senseney & Co.. of this city, will hav4
on exhibition in the show window OF
bursts confectionery, display of nov
elites in paper and paSte6oard embrac-
lug lamp shades, photo shades, bon bon
boxes, paper flowers. etc. Some of the
shapes and designs in fancy boxes are
UNIQUE and entirely new, rejecting
great credit upon the artistic taste OF
Mrs. Senseney. In Easter novelties
many odd cOnceits will be shown, in
sufficient variety TO suit the most ex-
acting taste.
All of these articles are made in this
city, and have found 4 ready sale wher-
ever shown. The firm mentioned above
has secured cosy quarters in the Haw-
ley block, where a half dozen girls are
constantly at work. The demand for
the novelties increases daily. Mr..
George SenSeney is in Steubenville with
a similar display TO that which will be
made at bursts during the coming
week. Any person desiring Easter nov
elites should examine the display at
bursts before making a purchase.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-25
GREENE COUNTY ALIVE
TO THE IMPORTANCE OF THE WHEELING
AND CONNELLSVILLE ROAD.
She Stands Ready to Give the Righ: Of Way Via.
Waynssburg and Uniontown-Auch Interest
Shown ali Along the Line.

1--WE are doing all we can to advance
the interests of the Wheeling and Con-
nellsville railroad, out our way" said
Editor D. X. Evans, OF the Waynes-
burg Independent, yesterday. There
is also a good deal OF interest in Wash
ington county, and a meeting in the in
terests of the road was held there, at
Prosperity, on Saturday last. In our
county the people are very enthusiastic,
and are ready and willing TO aid the
road in every way. We will give the
free right of way wherever 1t is asked,
and quite a number OF men will
take stock. have even been
asked to take stock subscriptions by
several gentleman. but have told them
| had no authority TO do so. III our
State the Constitution prohibits any
subscriptions OF public money TO corpo-
rations, and therefore the counties and
towns can do nothing as whole, but
individuals will do much. Our laws in
that particular are not nearly so liberal
as those of West Virginia. In Wash
ington county good many people ia
vor route too far 10 the north, practi-
cally paralleling the Is. " y.
That is not the best route
for several reasons. The line via
Waynesburg and Union town is much
to be preferred, for number OF reasons.
That line, while probably not quite so
short, strikes the large towns OF Waynes-
burg and MISUNDERSTANDING the
northern route does not do-and brings
Uniontown TO within about the same
distance Of Wheeling as Pittsburgh
think there is but about four miles diff
ference, Then it runs clear through
the centre of Greene county, distance
of about thirty-seven miles, and
opens up a new county, TO
all practical purposes, and one
which has at present no railroad COM
munication. 1t is an excellent section,
rich, well populated and prosperous, and
for that reason the line would be OF the
greatest Importance to Wheeling, in
commercial and business sense, aside
from the coal and coke consideration.
Our people are very anxious to get line
in this direction, giving them an outlet
to Wheeling and the river, and are i'm
patient TO see the work commenced and
to know what Wheeling Is going to do
in the way of aiding the project. The
Washington papers have lately had a
great deal OF matter about the road.
and say il is sure to be built, hut what
inside information they possess | do
not know. | have lately written some
letters in the interests Of the road, and
hope TO acquire some information OF
definite character regarding IL while
here"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-25
Amer -Four Years.

Hon. A. d. Garden yesterday re-
ceived the following letter, evidently
written by q lady:
''NiR. GARDEN:-Four or five years ago,
while passing your place stopped at your
tomato patch and helped myself TO some Of
your tomatoes. have often thought that
did wrong in taking them, and take this
way in paying you. Hoping YOU will for
give me, remain, AN UNKNOWN"
A silver quarter was enclosed, which
Mr.. Garden says he will mark and
keep for pocket piece.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-25
A Serlous Error.

Miss Tillie Dunbar, of South Penn
street. Island, teacher in the Webster
district school, had rather narrow es-
cape from death, Thursday night and
Yesterday morning, through taking an
overdose OF laudanum, which had been
prescribed. A physician was summoned
when the error was discovered, and a
prompt application Of remedies coun-
teracted the effects of the drug.