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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-20
The Yellowstone Park Line.
This marvellous WONDERLAND reached onl,
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TINE SCHEDULE.

TIME SCHEDULE.
In OBJECT on and after Monday, June 5. 1893
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. !. Pacific Mail; west bound ........1 1000 p. m
No. z, Atlantic mail. east bound ...... +. lOi5 n, m
No. 5. Logan and Helena passenger.
conn. cling at Logan with train 20.
8, facitc Express, west bound -. 2.05 Z. m
No. 9, Garrison and Helena passenger.
connecting at Garrison with no. 4,
Atian,ic press 'a't bonndj .-...l2:2o .. m
NO. .. Ma'yS'f!is passenger. :.......1l;20 a. m
No. 9, Wickos. Boulder and Elkhorn
passenger 5:l5 p m
nesdays and fridays."..-r.".... 800 D. m
TRAINS DEPART FHoM HELENA
10. !, inclnq hihii; west noSnd....r = lois p. m
NO. 6 ; haiai,tle d gas, oaau.'..-...ly :J5 p m
connecting at Logan with No. A.
At:antlc 4eress east bound) ...,. .12Aop D. m
connecting at Garrison with No. 8,
fa,i,r faI,ssE. west pound 2:15 p. m
10. = marysviiie hasseneer ........ fI5 n m
No. 10, Wickes, boulder and Llkhorn
rs IS, !; - ~ 1904 m
nesdays and Fridays. ............. s:15n m
For Rates. Maps, fine Tables or sn..,.,
apply tn Chns. S. Fee, Gep.rnl
Passenger and Ticket Agent, St p,,,
MINI, or
d EDGAR-
General Agent Of the Northern Pacific II. n a.
HELEN MONT
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Notice of Assignment.

Notice Ia horribly given that George w. Jackson
haa made to the underaigned I general Assiah-
George w. Jackson, and that tho undersigned
has taken possession under said assignment Ut
all property OF the salu tieorge w. Jaoxs n.
jackson are notified to make payment OF the
mounts ewing by them to tho undersigned on
or before Aupust /. 1909
Dated July IL, ls9a.
III. r. THOMPSON,
Assisnee Of George w. jackson.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-20

A FIRST class hair dresser has secured quarters
At S. A. Fishers millinery store. Ladies wish
ing to have their hair dressed by a thorough
trench hair dresser are invited to call at NO IL
s. Main street. Novelty block.
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Hound trip rates for parties of fifteen or mora
persons: including conveyance BY FISHER k
BAND WAGON from Telonss
steamboat fare and return to Helena, So for each
person. A reas on"ble discount made for fam.
more Will be carried on tho stoamor on any
other day inthe week Mt the regular fare. viii
Craig, II desired. 1
The ROSE OF HELENA
is the only excursion steamer IN tho TIn,op
missouri river and is tho only mode by which Tho
plored. . o'eA-
N. HILGER, Proprietor.
The morning call., 1893-12-23

pealed by the constitution or any subsequent
act, order No. 1877 should have been passed In
conformity with IL.
Inc County Court mentioned in the law oi
1908, ana upon which jurisdiction was con-
1erred 10 hear and determine claims Tor dam-
ages as aforesaid was abolished by the consti-
tutlon OF 1879, and ceased 10 exist under that
name on the first day of June, 1880. But Dy an
act OF the Legislature, approved April 3, 1880.
~ Is provided that the authority and Jurlsdlc-
tlon OF the County courts shalt be transferred
and vested In the Superior courts.
1nis provision confers upon the present
SUPERIOR Court the same jurisdiction ana
authority" In the matter of the hearing ana de-
termlnailon OF said claims as was possessed Dy
tne ola county Court after the passage OF the
law OF 1868 and mp 10 its abolition.
those sections of the law OF 1868, providing
ior the es matlon and determinatlon OF dam
ages as aforesaid remained in full force and
erect under the present constitution.
The street law of this State applicable TO San
Francisco, therefore, at The time OF the passage
OF order No. 1877. provided for the estimation
ana payment OF damages IN Keeping with the
constitution OF 1879
Order NO. 1877, however, appears TO have
been passed without reference TO the street Law
OF 1868, but In conformity only with the str eet
law OF 1885. Under section IA, article l, OF
the constitution OF 1879, provision must be
mace Tor the payment of damages before the
work contemplated can be carried out. AS no
sucn provision was made by your honorable
board ID the passage OF order No. 1877, l am
OF the opinion that said order is invalid.
PICTURESQUE CALIFORNIA" See next
SUNDAYS Cal
The morning call., 1893-12-23

McAuliffe rode a remarkably good finish
on Wyanashott and Is showing great i'm
prOvemeDt in his work in the saddle.
though Orville Appleby complained of
his riding of Duke Stevens in the fourth
race, alleging that Duke Stevens had failed
to secure the place for which he was
heavily backed through not using his whip.
The fourth race was selling event,
seven furlongs, for which seven out of ten
entries went to the post. Abb p being
very strong favorite at to 8. The daugh-
ter of Three Cheers and Dairy Maid prob
ably carried the most money of any horse
during the afternoon, only very few of
the really clever division backing
Tigress at twos. There was something
amiss with Motto. who generally
revels in the kind of going that
they had yesterday, and though the dis
tance did seem too far for her the odds at
winch she was quoted, viz, eight, must be
furlongs on sufferance. Tlgress going to the
front round the far turn. Drawing away
thereafter at every stride the bearer Of the
black and yellow won in gallop by four
lengths from Boston Boy, who, in a driv-
ing finish. beat Duke Stevens half length
for the place.
The last race, FIVE furlongs, was consid-
erably DELAYED by the behavior of Sir
Charles at the post who, after running
away twice, was finally excused by the
judges. He is one of a large number of
horses here whom it would be as well for
the judges to excuse altogether. lie
seemed to revel in the mud, apd had he
been kept under control and the field dis
patched at the first break, might have won
the big money for which his owner had
backed him. Red Light was the favorite,
hacked down from even money to to 8.
though there was plenty of money for
Thornhil at threes. while Morven was
supported at SKIES after opening up
at tens. Red Light raced to the front
in the first sixteenth, and maintaining
his lead TO the end won easily by length
from Thornhill and Morven, who had
head and head finish for the place. which
resulted in the honor of that position fall
lug to the Lone stables represen tative,
who. If he had been able to get through
next to the rails, would have brought Red
Light 10 drive and made the finish much
more interesting and exciting.
splendid programme is prepared for
this afternoon, the chief event of which is
the Thornton handicap. one and a quarter
miles, for three-year-OI and upward, the
richest stake event of the present meeting,
which will be of the value Of S5140 to the
winner
The morning call., 1893-12-23
TOsDay'S Entries.
The following are the entries for Il
day'S races:

The following are the entries for to-
DAYS races:
First race, f1ve-eIghths of a mile, selling
lchi Ban 80. An Moore 106, Georgetown lis.
George L LOG, Joe 81, Charger 80, Vandalight
81, Currency 81, Morton 103 One Dime 1O2
Vendome SO, Bordeaux 81, Castro 100. Vulcan
103. Coude 104.
Second race, three-Quarters OF mile-Jessie
109, Iuline 81. Border Lasse 50. Vamoose
l09, Zaragoza 112, Todds Only LA, Thelma
sc. Remus SO, Nicodemus lO9, Red Chief SO.
Third race, one and quarter miles, Thorn
ton handicap-Racine 128, Wildwood 122, Ru-
dolph 119, Charmon 103, StrombOli 100, Cad
mus 80, Romair 80, Marcelle 92, Marigold 80.
Fourth race, about one ana half miles,
steepiechase, short tcourse-lOngwell 125, First
Lap 134, BaIlarat 172 Ell Dorado 129, Cito
125, Templemore lat, Mariner 13S
Fifth race. fve-eighths of a mile-The Lark
40. Broadhead ITO, Annie 115, Gussie no.
Gordius lis, White Cloud 10S, Lewanee los,
Sallie Nj lO5, Rapnaels 105. Happy Band 113.
The morning call., 1893-12-23

W. T. Fitzgerald, who had been held { an
swer on a charge of perjury. was given his free
dom by Judge Daingerheld yesterday and thus
ends another straw bond case.
Fitzgerald furnished bail bond for case in
the Police Court, which was afterward for.
felted, and when II was afterward found to be
worthless Fitzgerald was arrested and charged
with perjury. Judge Daingerffeld held, how
ever, that unless the actual property was specl-
fed In the bond. and in the case Of real estate
that 1t must be located, a charge Of perjury
could not be substanilated, and the case was
accordingly dismissed.
The morning call., 1893-12-23
SUICIDE TWEDE.
He Wrote a Remarkable Letter to
Coroner Hughes.

Charles Twede, the saloon-keeper and ex-
soldier who committed suicide on Thursday
night by blowing out his brains with a rife, was
member of the National Guard of California
and an old acquaintance of Coroner Hughes
and bis deputy, Leon e. Jones. Among his
effects was found the following letter addressed
to the Coroner:
Friend Hughes: This is a clear case OF suicide
Causes unknown. Please deliver my Indian
rinkets to Mr. Peter Hansen, Crystal Hotel
Fourth street. My violin and box L give to Mr..
of me. If anybody claims my body give ir "a
them-no doctor. though.
The Springfield rife belongs TO Company c,
Third Infantry, ~ q. c. Please do not try 70
find my folks; they will consider me dead and
do not wish them to know that am a suicide.
CHARLES TwEDE
An inuuest was held last night over Twede's
body, and resulted in verdict of suicide
The morning call., 1893-12-23
CHURCH NOTICES.


- Simpson Memorial MI. f. Church,
Hlrst. DID, pastor. Residence. 313 Broderck ST.
The pastor will preach at IL A. NJ, Christmas
sermon ana deliver a special address at the even
Ing Christmas song service. An elaborate pro-
gramme OF Christmas music will be rendered
morning and evening by the quartet and chorus
cho1r. assisted by orchestra. Sunday
school AT 12:3O p. NJ, e. Il. Perkins super
lntendent Epworth League service at 9 80 r. NJ.
The seats In this church are free The public cor
ance. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45
Christmas festival OF the Sunday schoo oil Tuesday
December 26, at P. NJ. de23 2ts
f Howard-St. Methodist Episcopal
church, bet. Second and Third sts.. 2 blocks
from Palace Hotel-Rev. w. W. Case ID. d. ID astor
Professor Martin Schultz. musical director. A. r.
over, sunday school superintendent. Special
musical programme for Christmas. Hours of
puDhc services, IL a. and 80 p. N. Sunday
school at 1880. PASTORS Bible class at 1880. Ep-
worth League at 6:3U Sunday evening. Subject
or morning sermon. what Think Ye OF Christ ?''
Chr stmas sermon. Subject OF evening sermon
LORD. Will follow Thee. but-(?)." Pastors
residence, 2O26 II oward st. Telephone $685.
Sun day school festival Tuesday evening
- ntraI Methodist Episcopal
Cnurch, Mission ST.. bet sixth and seventh.
The pastor Rev. DIR. Ollie will preach at l l
A. NJ subject, "The Coming of the King" Spe-
ciai Christmas music will be rendered by the choir
undcr direction OF Mr. j. j. Morris. In the even
ing there VIII be Christmas praise service in
Duslo Will De presented. The pastor will deliver
an ADDRESS on How to Celebrate Christmas" The
CHRISTMAS Festival Of the Sunday-school will be
neld MONDAY evening. December 70.
The morning call., 1893-12-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

FFS Dividend NOtice-Mutual Saving s
S~S Bank OF San Francisco. 10. 33 Post st. For
the half year ending December 81. 1893, dvi-
dend has been declared at the rate OF five (5) per
cent per annum on term deposits. and four and
one-sixth q 1-6) per cent per annum on ordinary
deposits. free OF taxes. payable on and after
Tuesday, January 2. 1894.
de19 lat GEORGE A. STORY. Cashier.
ES Dividend NOtice-San Francisco
Gf~O Savings Union, 326 California ST., cor. San
some branch 17cO Market st. cor. Polk-For the
half year ending with the 3lst of December. 1893,
dividend has been declared at the rate of five
(5) per cent per annum on term deposits and four
and one-sixth a l-6) per cent per annum on ordi
nary deposits. free OF taxes, payable on and after
Tuesday, the I'd of January, 1894.
del6 15t LOWELL WHITE, Cashier.
The morning call., 1893-12-23

The Supreme Court calendar for the month
OF January, 1894, has been issued and is ready
for distribution.
The morning call., 1893-12-23

CHAW'S. los O'FARRELL ST, WILL OPEN
~ December 20 with turKey lunch: all are well
come H. SHAW. Manager lately OF Oakes
HOTEL Haywards. de22 2J
The morning call., 1893-12-23

100 o,FARRELL - BILLY HURT. GRAND
IUJ opening with fine turkey lunch served by
Maison Tortoni. on December 2S. EVeryDoay
cordially invited.
The morning call., 1893-12-23
A Straw-Bond Case.

PICTURESQUE CALIFORNIA" See next
SUNDAYS CALL
The morning call., 1893-12-23

PARAGON WILL OPEN DECEMBER %: ALL
i i are cordially invited to the grand opening 1O5
Powell ST; H. PROBST Proprietor, known as
"onortY' cali ana see US. CLIFF BEWLEY.222
The morning call., 1893-12-23

" ERE NOT SUPERSTITIOUS. BUT WE BE
w lieve in signs SO do you SO see @. SMITH
of CHICAGO SIGN Co. 1905 Market ST. del7 I'm
The morning call., 1893-12-23
PERSONALS.

nEIIABIE WORKINGMAN OF SO, PRoTES.
n tant would like to form the acquaintance OF
working girl, view to matrimony. Address r. w.
box IL, this Office. de23 2t*
THOUSAND FINE FAT TURKEYS CAME
a in late last night; dealers should call early;
rhev are extra fine and cheap; stocks are light
and prices will be higher. If you want something
to nIease try SMITHS CASH STORE. 4l6-4lS
Front ST., near Washington.
4 BIG REDUCTION IN FINE SILK QUILTS
a and other handsome bed coverings for the
HOLIDAYS Ask for department at SMITHS
CASH STORE, 416-41S Front ST.; pleased to
show goods whether you buy or not. de23 81
INV PaID-UP STOCK. $500 TO $4,000 OR
d more of Commonwealth Mutual Building and
Loan association and draw per cent per annum
interest free OF taxes; this money Is loaned on
first mortgages on real estate. 402 Montgomery
ST.. room IS. ueZ1 IL
The morning call., 1893-12-23

MORNING CALL DAILY
QG Time 11s
The morning call., 1893-12-23

tint hefrtfew
he
The morning call., 1893-12-23

GRAND OPENING OF GUS ILL ON DE.
VI cember 20; turkey lunch; come one, come an
Glasgow ST., near Eddy, between Powell and
Mason. de2i st
The morning call., 1893-12-23

HEALTHY BOY BABY FOR ADOPTION,
IL MRS. DR.. FUNKE, 14l6 Eighth ST., Ala
da.l1 QrH
The morning call., 1893-12-23

ARE YOU IN TROUBLE AND NEED ADJ
IA vice? If consult Mrs. BELMONT; she
will tell you what your trouble is without asking
you question. and will advise you what to do
and now to do: she will tell of your partner In
business love or marriage is true false; will
read your life from the cradle to the grave with
out mistake; perfect satisfaction no charge.
10S Mason st. del7 II
The morning call., 1893-12-23

VOUNG PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN DE-
slres the acquaintance of a respectable, pre-
possessing, frolestanG young lady: object matri-
mony. Address NJ, box %, Call ONCE de22 2ts
EIRST-CLASS CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE.
i male and female. zoos Nc AllisJer ST. % 3t*
THE CToRlA-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
l. rooms; permanent; transient 122 rddv st
near Mason, ELLA e. NELSON, Proprietresi 50 ~
HAIR SWITCHES. 81; NATURALLY CURLY
Ii bangs 81: hair dressed, 25c, lessons given in
hair-dresSing and m ancure. La Yerita Hair
Dressing Bazar. ITO Market over Maze. as cod iy
DIET DOGS FOR SALE; LLEWELLkN Ann
j setter pups 50. 240 Fifteenth st. near Mia
sion. dele 1uThSat ara
The morning call., 1893-12-23

Ni'
The morning call., 1893-12-23

IN EVERY SICKNESS WHERE PHYSICIANS
TUS, 1890 Folsom st. san Francisco. de17 7t+
The morning call., 1893-12-23

N ANTED-EN GAGEMENT IN WINE HOUSE
w by competent cellarmau; best of references
given. j. L.. box 9, this Office. de2l 7t%
CTEPS PAINTED. SOC UP; ALL PAINTINGS
~ equally cheap Address Painter, l Rose pL p2l 8
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-09
ELECTION FOR THE RElCHS7AG.

Heavy and Unexpected Anti-Semite Gains
Shown by the Vote.
BERLIN, March 6.-The re-ballot in
Leignitz for a representative in the
Reichstag was held yesterday, and re-
suited in the election of Herr Jungfer,
the Freisinnige candidate, who received
$4,000 votes, against $40 cast for
anti .Samites. Leignitz has heretofore
been Freisinnige stronghold. Herr
Hertwig's only claim upon the electors
was that he had acted as counsel for
Rector Ahlwardt, when the latter was
prosecuted tor libelling Herr Loewe,
but he polled such heavy vote that
the Freisinnige candidate failed of cleo.
ton. This rendered a second ballot
necessary. Both parties were out in
force. Herr Hertwig polled upward OF
1000 more votes than he did at the pre-
ceeding election.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-09
TWELVE DAYS OVERDUE.
Fears for the Safety of the White Star
Steamer NarOnic.

Fears for the Safety of the White Star
Steamer Naronic.
New YORK, March 6.-The White Star
steamer Naronic is still missing. She is
now twelve days overdue, and there is
no. single trace of her. The overdue
Italy, which it was thought might pos
sibly have the Naronlc In tow, arrived
to-day, and reports that she saw
nothing of the missing freighter. Not
q few express the belief that
the big craft. with crew, passengers and
valuable cargo, has gone to the bottom.
A few believe that the craft has broken
down and is being towed. The trans
atlantic lane is only 81 miles wide, and
it is unreasonable to suppose, SO steam
ship men say, that the ship has not
been within the limits of this track
since she left the Mersey. One hun
dred and seventy-eight steamers have
crossed and recrossed since that time.
The vessel has either drifted far south
of the track with machinery dis
abled or more serious accident
has betallen her. A disaster sim
liar to those which injured the City OF
OF Paris and the Spree may be delaying
her, she may have hit a derelict or been
nip ped by an ice foe off the banks. In
the event of a repetition of the City of
Paris or Spree mishap, it would go hard
with the NaronIc, for the weather has
been exceedingly heavy. it Is believed
that the main hope for the vessel now
lies in the Azores. The last advice
from the islands arrived five days ago.
The overdue vessel may have been
towed in since that time.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-09
BOLD MOVE FOR A THRONE
Death of the Sultan of Zanzibar Leads TO
Short-Iived Revolt.

ZANZIBAR, March 6.-Alibin Said, Sui
tan of Zanzibar, is dead. He was pro1
Their of the former sultans, khallfa ana
Burghash, and succeeded to the sui
tanate on the death of the former IN
February, 1890. He was born IN $780,
No sooner was it known that the CUT
tan was dead than his son Kalid cameo
admittance to the palace by back Ell
trance, evidently with the iDtentlon III
claiming the throne in defiance OF bIlt,
ish authority. Kalid caused the ,porIailsl
of the palace to be barred, and maool
preparations to defend himself III
the structure, which, besides W,
ing the most magnificent resloen;G9I
in Zanzibar, is also very strongly pum
1or defense. Gen. Mathews, actlng M viz Wv,
absence Of Sir Il. A. Portal, now on nT
way to Uganda as British commlsSlono.
to examine the situation of that coun
try, took prompt and vigorous coul,0
Proceeding to the palace with stit M
force of troops, he demanded Una, , on
gates be opened or otherwise tne 1 pser
would be carried by storm, II ne eesoIuta1
Kalid was dismayed by the re sI,dad
attitude of the British, and cohc aoIaca
were w o thrown S open aud the troops f, so
mitted. Kalid was then remover old;ersl
the palace under guard OF sol dassl
and Hamid, who has beer, the a ui2S
mated heir to the throne, and reco o1ss,med
as such by the British, was pf eitsn ID
by the British authorities as ou a'1tnor1
Seyyid and at once installed III
ity under the British protectoraIe'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-09
In the Wake OF the Cyclone.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 5.-The extent
OF the damage done by the cyclone that
swept through Georgia, Friday night,
was awful. The killed are: Daisy
Hawkins and negro man, at Pied
mont. Six persons, names unknown, at
Odessa. Mrs. Felt, four negroes, at
Milena. A white child and two negroes
at Woodbury.. A negro woman at
Greenvile. Andrew REVERE, near
Barnesville. The number of in
iured is great and the probabilities
are that half has not been told.
1t is impossible to give complete list.
At Greenville the greatest damage was
done. OF the 200 houses of the town
not over. fifty remained intact. Great
suffering is reported from there. The
center of the town is completely de-
molished. Half of the houses Of the
town have been RACED to the ground.
That there is no greater loss of life Is
remarkable.
MERIDIAN, Miss. March 5. - Mayor
Dial, of Meridian, issued call upon the
people this morning to contribute to the
relief of the victims of the cyclone at
Marion and Toomsaba.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-09
slc1l,an Eilect,on Riots.

PALERMO, March 6.-Troops were sent
to Sierra di Falco yesterday to preserve
order during an election in progress
there. The people of the town re-
garded the arrival of the troops as
a threat. and attacked the soldiers
in the street with stones and
knives. After three soldiers had been
struck down, the commander gave the
order to fire. The troops fired first
over the heads of the rioters, but with
out frightening them. Two vollevs were
killed instantly and many were wound
ed. The uninjured rioters fled without
making any demonstration against the
military
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-09

relations with his daughter, a
young school girl Just in hor teens. The
crime is alleged to have been committed
last fall, but only to have become known
yesterday. An anonymous commune
ton was sent to Dundas relating some
curious facts regarding his daughter.
Mr.. Dundas questioned her OH the mat
ter, and she made lengthy statement,
detailing nefarious acts which she
alleged the city official. whose duty it
was to protect young girls. had COM
mitted. Prothero was arraigned in the
municipal court and placed under bonds
of 81 900 pending his trial, which was
set for next Saturday. Prothero is
married and has family living here.