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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-11
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

'Adnittsd to the Bar" will bs the attrac-
tion at Ning's opera house Monday even
ing, with Charles Dickson In the leading
sols. OF this perfo, nance in 81. Louis the
Globe. Democrat says:
Admitted to the Bar N intersstinR
play, veil fashioned Of patbos and huner,
was the inaugural pisss Of tbs season At
tho Grand last night. with that excellent
actor. Mr.. Charles Dickson. in the Leading
rele. This Va: the first produstion Of the
play. New plays have taken 20 we'll on
such short notice. and the smoothness with
which it ran vas even . surprise TO one OF
the authors, Mr.. Henry Doblin. and his
friends, who wore interested auditors. 'Ad-
nittsd TO the Bar tells of the stYuR-
giles Of bright young Law student
just graduating. who 10 bound TO
make name for himself In his p,o.
fsssion. and il determined TO win the
girl hs loves. Al the outset of his career
he takes hold Of . vsiy delicate eass prom
isiug millions II he succeeds in winning IL.
and threatening the honor Of . woman il
hs fails. Dickson depicts the vsrioua
emotions Of Jefferson Ward with earnest
ness and consistency. Ernst willis hns ths
part Of crochety cid lawyer. and maksa
much of Il: Margaret Fitzpatrick. % the
woman with the orime-haunssd conscience,
IL Affecting. and Elizabeth Hunt. ~ the
slf-saeriicinR friend of the guilty one.
captures the ADM. alton of the house. The
remaining menb bers Of the company are
we'll schooled in the va. ious characters"
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A NEW OBSERVER.

J, M. shsrrisr. Of Chicago. win Succeed
4. j. Glass In Helena
J. N. ShsrrieE. Of Chicago. arrived In
Helena yesterday to take charge of the
vssthsr station At this poiat, y. w. Pam
coast who has been connected with The
Helena station for about . year. being
transferred to Seattle. II will plsnss Hell
sna people TO know that Mr.. L. J. Glass.
who has been ths observer IN charge will
remain in the office. He is the best OBJ
server this station has ever had. and has
done more to educate the people Of the
state TO the practical uses Of tho weather
bureau than any one else. His reports ~
all seasons of shs year from all sections of
the state have been Of great vslus to the
csttlegrowers. and he has never been ders-
lict in any duty the public expected him TO
perform. His monthly weather bulletins,
which hs Published At his own personal
expense, were undertaken with a view 10
benefit all the people. and gave them for
the tirst time data in regard to the weather
in Montana they oould conveniently refer
to. He has sch high marx for future OBJ
servers in Helena, and il Mr.. Sherrisr will
keep the public a. fully and promptly ad-
vissd 40 has Mr.. Glass, Helena people will
not ask more.
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THE LIVERY OF HEAVEN.
Wssn BY n Uswssthy Minister te Serve
she Evil One In.

Worn BY ~ uswosthy Datnistsf - sssvs
she Evil One In.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.--Chsggss of nisson-
duct With woman while attending the last
general assembly Of ths Psssby yteEisn church
Al Portland. Oregon. are psnding before The
Chicago pSssbytsry against Rev. Dr.. ". ".
TeshsHob. Of Hyde Park shuEeh. TotAsSeh
has denied The charges. bus . morning
paper says the fast has come 10 light that
detectives discovered him In company with
Mrs. Harriet Il. Hamilton, Wednesday.
entering . oheap hotel. Several nenbsrs
of his church were summoned who stood
T0therOh and the woman emerged from
their apartment.
Seen ct his residence by . reporter, hs
said: II Was ~ the hotel with MIS-. Ham.
ilton. but I deny she speoino charge. and !
deny that have bssn guilty st any ether
time. shouah have often met the lady. l
edmN shae Appearances rare sRainst me.
AZ 10 making m sxplanation, do not sup
pose that would b worth whiles Whatsvos
! might s4y would be misoonstrsed."
"Will you sppeaS before ths pYesbytery
at tho tlial Monday 10 make any defenss?''
me. ] shall ssnoanos tho Jurisdiction Of
the prssbI to and that will relieve me u
tho necessity OF doing anything Of the
kisd. And wish you would smphasiss
this point that ! have been venting 10
leave not tho Essbyte1ian church slons,
but the ministry for months. bat have
been kept In against my will. Ny friends
are too Jealous. and my enemies have net
understood me-"
An afternoon papsr publishes Interviews
with nsnbsrs OF Tothsroh's congregation
who were present whom Tothssoh came oas
Of the room in which they say he aade .
full and complete confession Of his euilt;
that he admitted having rented Ieom il
this city from March TO July last with the
woman under the name of Williams; that
he lived at hotels In Portland and racoms
% charged.
They add that this confession was writ
to- ont and signed BY Totkeseh and will bs
presented to the pSesbyteSy next Monday.
TothsEoh seemed TO think II coed joke 10
have hood vim ksd his pa tishi0nets.
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ADDED HORROR.

Poisossd Porter Drank by Three Nom
bers Of Ono Family.
BOSTON, NOV. 10.-Ths mystery surround
ing the tragic deaths Of Mrs. Hannah
Tools and her daughter Margaret. at their
homo in South Boston Wednesday night.
after parsaking of bottle Of porter, has
an added horror to-day. The death of the
father occurred lass night. Four of the
family were present at the bedside of the
dying man. These were: Joseph, John,
Patrick and Annie. Stephen. Michael and
Minnie were confined at Station 6. charged
with the murder of the mother and Mar
Raret. The father passed away never
knowing that his wife and daughter had
gone before. He had been confined to his
bed at homo for months suffering from an
inourable malady.
The son, Michael. furnished the bottle Of
porter, the drinking of which caused the
death of Mrs. Toole and Margaret The
report Of the medical examiner shows that
there was cyanide of potash enough in
the stomaehs Of the two to kill forty men.
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Brazll's New Navy Rapidly Pre-
pairing to Put Out for
the South.
Tho Ell Old Has Received Most
Of Her Guns and
Supplies.
Squadron Will BE Gay - Psrsst when
II Sets sail-Dynsmite aaa
Ts4psdsss

NEW YoRx. Nov. 1O.-Wsrk ON Brazlps
improvissd feet Of war ssaft 10 being
pushed night and day. The dynamite gun
on the Ell Old will be ready 10 morrow. .
The Britannia IL being rapidly t1ansfo med
into lighting boat and II few days the
Feisssn and Javslin will bs emitted With
torpedo t1bss. Two rapid firing guns sYs
now mounted on she El Old. Provisions
and stores Of oil descriptions are arriving
daily. Part Of the Britannia's outfit will
consist Of several Sling Edison hsh tofps-
does.
The little feet assemblies itself daily and
adds to itself daily. II will be - gorgeous
% Brizilian parrot. The Old IL black,
the Britannia whits. the Fsisssn mahogsny-
oelsred, the Javslin white, The Destroyer
green, and the Yasrow torpedo bests have
. color Of their own.
The white hullsd Britannia. with her two
white banded black smokestacks. tovsd By
the tugs Kate Jones, Vests and Hersla,
arrived of the Morgan ironwerks d
East Ninth street st noon to-day.
She came from Boston in command Of Capt.
b. F. Hawsa formerly Of p. ). Pierpont
Aorasn's yacht Corsair.
The Destroyer remains at her Pier In tho
Erie basin. There 10 little doubt that she
will sail with Ell Old. The same work Of
building eun carriages, putting In bulk
heads and building quarters for the crew
and completing the portfolios On the Old
was rushed with the same haste % on pre-
osdina days. The work will 20 On without
interruption.
II was reported that the purchase Of The
steamer H. F. Dimoek. Of the Metropolitan
Steamship company Of Boston. which
oecupiss pier II, North river. 10 eontsm-
plated. A dispatch from Boston says the
oompany's officers deny that negotiations
are going on. Tho Dimoek ID steel ship
of 2,625 tons gross, built in 1884. She 10
276 feet long. forty-one feet beam, and has
. dHaaght of nineteen feet.
II the friends Of Admiral Msllo In this
city are to BE- believed. the insurRent admi-
raj has plenty of money At his command,
which 10 being supplied by friends of Count
| D'Eu In Europe. Az WAS made known q
few days ago. . Portuguese man-o -of-w war ia
now on the way to Rio JaneiHo, pYssuma-
bly, to look after the interests Of the eoant's Q
son. The vessel. which left Lisbon eight
days ago. 10 the corvette Alfonso do Albu-
querQue. This vessel, which 10 of LOO
tons displacement, 10 265 feet over all.
thirty three feet beam. and has q speed OF
twelve knots an hour. Her battery con-
sists of two si1-iaeh and hve fve-inch Ann
strong guns.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.

CENTER POINT. Ark. Nov.-Ailler Davis
was hanged this morning for the murder,
near Chapel Hill In Ostobor, 1882, of sheriff
Dollarhide.
ATHENS, Nov. 1O-N. Tricoupls 10 form
ing . ministry of former ofiosaolders. The
list OF names chosen will be submitted to
bhe king to- morrow.
TERRx HAuTE, Ind. Nov. 1O.-Grsenlander
was sent to beat the worlds stallion wagon
record of 2:l5. now held by Allsrton. He
succeed in reducing II to 2:l414
BERLIN. Nov. 10.-An innkeeler named
Asblenon and . workman named NetHaet
were executed to-day at Essen for the
murder Of Gruenebaum. . cattle dealer.
sEDAL1A. Mo-. Nov. 1O.-Judgs Field to-
day pat tho SsdAiia, Warsaw u Southern
railway. . narrow Rasee branch OF the
ceiveT.
BERLIN, Nov. 1O.-As . result of careless
| ness a disastrous explosion occurred ~
Brsslitovsk yesterday. A whole house was
blown to pieces aud twenty psIssns killed
and large number injured.
NEW LONDON. Conn.,. Nov. 10.-Petsr
Mccoy, the we'll known boxer. long with
shs John l.. sullivan combination. vas
drowned while ON his way 20 this port sa
the tug Scranton from New York.
| CINCINNATI, Nov. lO.-Ihs American Turf
eonR. ess at . meeting to-day elected L. V.
Kirkman. OF Nashville. president; 3. Il.
Montgomery, Of Memphis. vice. president:
o. L. Bradley. Of Lexington, treasure; Z.
G. Harper. of Csvipgton. KY. secretary.
| VIRoouA. Wis. Nov. 10.-Gsn. Rask's
condition 10 oil shs physioiaas and family
dared hope for. His saRerings are intense,
nscsssitssinR the uss of Opiatss At intervals.
| He 10 vsty weak. The physicians hold out
assurances that his chances Ter recovery are
good.
! LONDON. Nov. l0.-M. Heari Roshsfort
cont ms the news regarding the amAssty
said 10 have been granted hin and Others
by The French government. n. kOshefo4t
| ssid the amnesty WAS . more political ext-
| Rsnoy. He doubted Ii he would leave Lon
don. where he can do mseh more shan In
Paris.
| NINNEArsLls. Nina. Nov. lO.-Bishop
Merrill presided at the ssesnd day session
of The National Methodist society ss-day.
| The business Of ths day was appo. tion
| nsnt AMONG The various missions of tho
| SI lbO, 900 voted yesterday for the coming
years work. A general reduction vas or
| dsrsd.
! Sr. Louls. Nov. 1O.-A special 10 The Re.
public from Key WssA Fla, says no dsnn-
| lie nsvs has bssn Isostvsd from Cuba con-
| osrning the reported revolution, bat 10 10
rumoIsd that Gen. Garlic. with . large
foros, 10 In charge of the Las Villas dis
triot, comprising eleven towns In the in-
tsraos.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-11
MANY WOMEN OUT OF WORK.

A Mass Meeting en- Saturday Evening to
Discuss tho Matter.
Complaints are pouring In contin ually Of
women in distress in Butte, with NO PROS
pests Of any improvement IN the outlook
for them this winter. says the Standard.
There are more honest women out of en-
ploy nent in the city than ever before. aud
they are greatly distressed to find some
thing to do. They are women who have
bssn engaged In all classes Of respectable
smploymen domsstios cooks. Mattresses,
drsssmaksrs, ohambsrmAids. wash women
and all ether occupations. In order 10 A.
tempt 10 devise means to help them II has
besn decided TO helA . mass meeting on
Saturday evening.
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Wild Oats Growing.

New YoRk. Nov. 10.-Thomas NJ. Car
usgis, claiming TO be tho son of Andrew
Carnegie. tho Pittsburg millionaire. and
David Jones. . cab driver. appeared In the
police court this morning ~ prisoners.
Carnegie visited . number OF saloons after
niduiaht in Jones' cab He claimed that
Jones allowed = stranger 10 enter the cab,
who rebbe him Of his watch. and held him
whom he tried to paEsue the thief. Jones
dsel ares that he held Carnegie because he
thougAs he was trying 10 esoars paying
fare, and that he finally refused 10 pay.
Beth we're hnally discharged.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-11

TO-DAY the Worlds Candy
Exposition is in progress at the
Lenox Lyceum in New York
City.
1t opened on the 9th inst, and
will continue until the 2sth. All
in all it is the sweetest display
ever seen in the Metropolis. and
only exceeded perhaps by the
sweetness of the fair visitors.
who are crowding to see it.
Here is a chance to see what
can be done with sugar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-11
FOR TOTAL DISABILITY.
A Supreme Court Judges Suit for Pc
atOn ON That Ground.

A Supreme Court Judges Suit for Pen
sioa ON That Ground.
WARRINGTON. Nov. 1O.-Commissionsr of
Pensions Loshren this morning fled an
swer In the slit BY Judge Ohas d. Long. of
Miohisan. begun because Lochren declared
his pension suspended because II had been
unlswfully increased. Loohrsn declares
1t has been the practice of the department
TO suspend pensions since Secretary of
War John O. Calhoun. In charge OF pen
sions. did 90 In 1873: chat 6scretary Chan
dls1 did 30 In 1876 and since that time suoh
regulations have been In force In the de-
paE.asnt These regulations. hs declares.
are Hsvissbls only BY the secretary OF the
interior, aad cannot bs restrained or con-
tyolled By any court, Judgs Longs only
remedy being TO appeal 10 the secretary.
Having ones name ON tho pension roll.
comprises the privilege of receiving pen
sion ~ long as. in tho Judgment Of she
commissioner. he belongs to the class des-
ignatsd by congress 10 receive United
states boanty. The issuance Of pension
certificate 10 not . conolasive adjudication.
bs executive. not judicial. He declares his
right 10 review his own or his predscsaseIs
action has been frequently invoked BY
Judge Long. frequently With hssi success.
He thsA reviews the suosess,vs sseps BY
which Longs pension Was increased a. las.
80 $72 per msnth with srrearaRss. In proof
Of shs assertion that rulinRs wore recsnsid-
cred il Ais case. and he Is therefore
sssopped from claiming . pension. The
commissioner 10 poweIioss 10 review former
findings. LocAren adds that LsnR's pen
sion 10 for fetal disability. whereas. in fact.
he 10 not disabled. but IL drawing q Large
salary fem the state Of Michigan. Further.
LoeAisA says The eouEt has NO jurisdiction
70 grant aandanHs except for the per
Of the esnnissisnsr IL illegal Jsdgs Longs
remedy 10 suis for injunction And LoSh-
rem asks that The proceedings b. dismisssd.
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WIN soon Deoid. Abou, tho Fight

NEW YoRK. Nov. 10.-At the Police Ga
zette Office TO- day Manager Rouse said he
had received . telegram from Jacksonville,
Fla. agreeing to the suggestions made BY
Brady and Thompson At their meeting yes
terday. A certified check 10 on the way
hsre for $5. 900 to dsfray training expenses
Of Mitchell and Corbstt. This ID what the
managers required yesterday and in case
she Florida people DO net pull of tho nRht
this money 10 TO be forfeited to The pusi-
lists.
This shows that BowAsn and Mason are
in earnest" said Rouse. ''aRd will call
meeting for three o'clock tomorrow after
noon Al this office. don't see any thing to
prevent the agreement being signed by all
parties"
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Mrs. Lease Is j Jubllaut.

TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. l0.-kys. Mary Z.
Lease places the responsibility for the de-
feat Of Kansas popuIists ON the state ad-
ministration. which she calls corrupt. She
olisioises severely Gov. Lewsliins and re-
pudiites United States senator Martin -
unworthy the support Of the peoples party.
mo varty," said Mrs. Lease. has ever
been disarsoed With more cor apt msa than
SOME of those who hold positions of trust
under the populist administration. Per-
sonally nm jubilnut over the result in
Kansas. II is not the party that 10 de-
feated, but the leaders who ere rspadi-
ated."
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Cnse OF tho TeloRraphera,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, H.. Nov. 10.-In ths
ease pending against Grand Chief Ramsey.
Of the Order Of Railway TsleGra aphers, the
frst report conveyed the Impression that
the grand chief and Others had been Ie-
moved permanently. The injunction re-
strainina them from psrformtuR the fune-
pending hearing.
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Thompson, At Rio do Jansiro. saying he
received = oiyoular from Admiral Mello.
tnsurRsns leader. asking the United States
TO recognize his rights ~ . belligsrcnt.
Thompson asked Instructions. After q
conference between tho president and
Gresh am. Thon pson was instructed 10 Say
to MelIo that in the opinion Of this govern
ment hs had net established either political
or military power or organization which
entitled him 10 recognition, adding that
tho position of the United States Ia the
matter 10 that of an impa tial observer.
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Smooth sviuiIors Abroad.

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 10.-Four men and two
women are 10 be arrested here on ths charge
Of gigantic swindlinQ. They operated under
two Fl m names, both claiming to bs Amer
loan merchants and expoHters. BY means
Of mutual references they succeeded in
getting trusted BY 150 frns for goods TO
the value of many thousand pounds. al
legged for the Mexican market. which they
pawned in Liverpool or sold At auction In
other town.
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Cavalry Charge Upon Women.

HARsErLLEs, Nov. 10.-Wonen employed
In the match making shops of this city are
lending their support to striking street car
employees. They attacked horse car this
afternoon and tried to intinidate the
driver. II was necessary to call the police
to drive them away. lhree women were
locked mp. Their women co-laboYers de-
n.anded the release of the prisoners. The
REQUEST was refused by the prefecture and
mob Of women. men and boys, who there
upon formed In line, WAS dispersed BY a
squad Of cavalry.
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Sam Fran oisoO Races.

sAN FRANorsco. Nov. l0.-TAsss-foursha
Of . mils-Tidslie. Charm. Sir Peter. l:l6l4;
Five and . half furlonRs-Tim Ma ply.
Crawford, hal Fisher. l:lOa; mile and hfty
yaYds-GaYcia, GaseOs. Revolver. l;6O;
ssyen slouRa-Wildwoo Flambsau. Pes
eadov. l:3l; 6vs fsrlonAs-Wsndssing Nus.
Road Nuaasy, Nelson, 1N3h.
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Rscs csped Russian Couvioss.

SAN Francisco. ov.l0.-Ths whaling bark
Cape Horn Pigeon arrived this afternoon.
On board we're i've Russian sonviots who
.seaued With those who arrived here on the
MORGAN. Immigration Com missioner Brad
lev. in compliance with orders from Wash
iuaton, will arrest the fuRitives and kssp
them in custody until further orders.
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To set Aside the Rssslvsrship.

sr. PAUL, Nov. 1O.-A suit was hlsd in
the United states circuit court shis after
noon 10 set aside the rscsivsrship Of the
Northern Pacific. A nam named Blake
secured . $4,000 Judgment against tbs
com pany and his attorney now applies for
dissolu tion Of the Escsivership In order that
The Judgment may be paid at once. An
other exactly similar sait fer another party
10 being prepared.
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The Copper Combine Denied.

LONDON, Nov. 10.-Leading firms In The
copper trade join IN denying tho existence
Of the rspoi ted copper syndicate and point
10 the fact that any combination between
the Rothschilds and Lswisohn 10 impoast-
BILE. - the only man of that name oon-
neoted with copper failed few months
ago. Another evidence of the fact that
there is NO manipulation Of copper by a
syndicate 10 shown in The many quotations.
which In no way indicate the workings of .
coordination.
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Carter Harvissn's Will.

CHICAGO. Nov. l0-Ths Will OF the late
Garter Harrison wis nled In The probate
court. II bsausaths property valued st
1850 600. 10 bs divided between his f0ls
childrea, after two ysara Among other
minor beQussts. he aivss $4,000 for per-
msnsns investment for q charity 10 b.
decided On by the executors.
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a Receiver Wanted,

DENVER. Nov. 10-On The complaint Of
eastern security holders. Judge Hallstt ap-
pointed G. E Randolph. OF Denver. and G.
4. Sweetland. of Providencs. receivers for
the Denver City Cable company. The bill
declares that the receipts have fallen OF
half and barely meet operating expenses.
The floating debt and mortgage los1s AZ
RssRats nearly 81. 800 900.
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Uaioa Pasino Pays Com missisns-
CHICAGO. Nov. l0.-Ths Union Paelds TO-
day issued notice that In order 10 meet the
com petition Of lines outside Of The Wsstssa
Passenger association IL would 10 compelled
10 DAY regular commissions Oh sass bsuAd
OsiifOrnis business.
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COLOGNE, Nov. 10.-Ths Volks- ZeitunR 10
authority for the statement that Mgr. Sa-
tolli will bs made cardinal at tho next papal
cousissory. II adds that Satollrs place In
this country will be taken By the pspal
nuneio at The Hague.
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INDICTMENTS NUMEROUS.

Tho Flsthead Grand Jury Sends IN Some
More. .. ..
Special to The independent.
KAL1spELL. Nov. 10.-Ths grand jury
brought In its final report tonight. return
ing nine more indictments. eight of which
are against county oom n,issioners, charging
misconduct in Office In allowing certain
bills deemed excessive BY tho grand jury.
One indictment is sEainst Jaisr MCGOWAN,
charging carslessnsss in allowing prisoners
to escape. In the report the jury reoom-
mends that the officers be temporarily re-
moved pending trial. Judge DuBoss ad-
journed court this evening for the term.
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otal for tho leading cities of the United
States was $aS2, ,s537i7, decrease OF 70 Del
cent compared with the same week last year.
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World. Fair Award en- CigsrA

CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Carl UpnaaA's fa-
mous seed and Havana cigars received the
highest awavd fer merit over oil compsti-
tors st the Wosld's Colunbia1 sxpssitio0
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Relief Party Sets Out.

Special to The Independent
M1ssouLA. Nov. 1O.-Capt. Andrews and
his company Of sixty men left Fort Mis-
soula this afternoon to corporate with the
Carlin relief party. They took thirty
mules and will sndsavor to keep she trail
open by shovelin9. Harry Wright the
guide. thinks that young Carlin and his
party will be found probably detained by
the illness Of one Of the men from New
York, who was In delicate health. They
had nine horses and thirty days supplies
and with reasonable good LUCK in hunting
could have easily subsistsd antil now. Gen.
Carlin. who 10 anxious about his only son.
will probably be here In few days.
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THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Business Done at Financial Centers the
Past Week. 'D
New YoRK. Nov. 10.-The clsarinos of tho
banks of the principal cities for the week
o. compared with the corresponding week