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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

We find from a careful examination Of
southern papers that the Hoo-Hoo people
are working up lively horse Interest
and we predict that the spring lneeting
viii be the biggest ever held in the state.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

Thornbury, Gloncesterslsire, Eng.
August 2Sth, 1891.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

During the recent heavy rafus several
washouts have occurred at different
street crossings, but on being reported TO
the mayor were repaired.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

Two fast flyers, one trotter and the
other PAGER, from Austin, Texas, will
soon arrive and remain during the winter
season at one of our stables. They are
both fast, without scratch against them.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

10y VIRTUE Of q writ of iied fScias b.
sued and 70 me directed y the hea2f.
abIe court sfonssaid have eeixed ana VII
offer for sole 1t puddle enel4on, % the Reet tpe
hie6ess bidder. WITH Tie heaetif Il appralse-
nenf At the court house door Of this parrish
a. ~ eits 81 Laka Charlee. Ia. on
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

Quite lot of the citizens of our sister
town of Welsh was over last Wednesday,
paying their respects TO the grand Jury.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14
Cons9able's sale.

ThIfS Ward Justice Court, Parrish q gaieaalea
State Of Louisiana. no -
- ,.v,,s,,,.,5.yT NUN = pRen
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

The Echo is the organ Of the simon
pure democracy Of the third district.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

While there is a coInmOtien in soine
circles, yet the city is very quiet.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

Look ont for Reinansr's al in next
weeks EoBo. He has one Of The hana-
soonest stores in town.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

The two last Sundays were clear days
to those who forget to get their bottle
filed on Saturday night.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14

The Nellie McHelFy Co., last Sunday
night played to good audience, and was
all that could have been desired good
opera house, good manager, and a good
nlny. are lust we have this season.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-09-14
ECHOEs.


Wade Marshall is stiIl quiteill, but his
symptoms are little better.
While there is conmotieh in some
circles, yet the city is very quiet.
The Echo is the organ Of the simon
pure democraey Of the third district.
Look ont for Reinansrs "a in next
weeks EcBo. He has one Of the hand
soonest stores in town.
The two last Sundays we've clear days
to those who forget to get their bottle
filed on Saturday night.
Quite a lot of the citizens Of our sister
town of Welsh was over last Wednesday.
paying their respects 10 the grand jury,
During the recent heavy raius several
washouts have occurred at different
street crossings, but on being reported TO
the mayor were repaired,
Mr.. IL, G. Putnam who, for a short
time, was connected with the Patriot.
has severed his connection with the
same, and gone to Texas.
A petition to the council was circu-
lated last week, asking that the Office of
chief police be abolished. The council
has not acted upon the same.
The building boom is now on. Two
new residences under way at Central
place, and the contract has been let for
the new brick store of Mrs. j. Muller.
Miss Ella Usher, we'll known here as
the principal, of Glendale Institute, has
returned from her northern tour, and
win probably reopen her school shortly.
Mcknight Bros, of Hallettsville, Tex,
have been awarded the contract for the
Muller double brick store at the corner
of Division and Ryan streets,
Mr.. Clement, Of Oberlin, the Louisiana
rice man, is in the city, en- route TO the
new town of Eunioe, where he wiz erect
large rice warehouse for this years
crop.
If the local oolumns of the ECun ora
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
Evidenced BY the Largo Meeting
TO Consider the Capital
Question.
Senator Goddard, Judge Milburn,
Judge Mcdonnell and Hon.
I. II. Carter Speak.
strong Sentiment Against sarrsndorinR
TO the Foreign Corporation "A
Popular Cond motor Shot

speoiAl 10 Tho independent
BILLINGS, Oct. 5.-"BillinRs is certainly
not for Anaconda for the oaFitalp' This
expression was common on the sttests to-
night after the large and snthusinsile HSI-
apa capital meeting held In the court house.
The Billings band rendered good selections
Of music hs srsluda 10 one OF Tho larReas
public demonstrations held hs,o In years.
Az eight o'clock Hon. q. r. Goddard
oponei tho meeting in a foroible speech for
Helena. and int odueed Judge Mcconnell.
who beld the large hudiencs for over an
honr with hIs earnest presentation OF rem
sons why the capital should MOI be deIiy-
srod over TO the Anaconda Mining com
pany.
Judge Milburn followed in a feivsnt ap-
peal TO the people to preserve thar libsr-
ties under our country's fag, free from a
RraspinR eofpo'aiion's control.
The closing add cas- was made BY Hon.
4. ii. Carter, who showed that no possible
commercial induoemsnt can exist TO war
rant an expenditure of Si.OO0,0OO by tho
Anaconda company unless to get control OF
state funds and public lsnds. The points
nsde by enoh speaker we're greeted with
such rounds of applause ne leavsa no doubt
in the minds If observing people that Bil.
lipRs is for Helena and against surrender
to the corporation on Warm Springs creek.
Fully $50 people could not gs. into the
room and crowded the hall and stairway
hoping 10 oaloh few words.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
WRECK In ITS WAKE.
Tho September Hurricane tho Most De
AtrnntlXe In Year.

Tho September Hurricane tho Most De-
atruotive In Years.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5.-News Of the dam.
age to shipping. due to the hurricane Of
Sept. 26 and "a. which swept the southern
coast, 10 now being received, and shipping
men anticirate the loss Of much valuable
property and tho sacrifice Of many lives
whom full particulars are brought to light.
Vessels are coming in vsry badly damaged.
and their captains report thrilling encoun-
ters with the elements. Arriving vessels
report that southern waters are strewn
with wreokage OF every desc iption. indica-
tive of many saipw scks. The greatest
anxiety prevails for the safety of n number
OF vsssels known TO have been 10 the track
Of the storm.
According TO reports made by Capt.
Holtsum, OF tho British steamship BIZ
CANA, the north west end Of Cuba wss. on
sept. 20. visited by one Of the most terrific
hurricanes that has swept that locality fos
twenty years All banana plantations
we're either totally destroyed or badly dam
aged. Housss we're blown away. trees up
rooted. and other damARs wrought The
coeosunt oil factory run by American
eapl,ali.ts was badly damaged.
KY WBsT. Fla. Ocl. B.--EvsTy day In
formation reaches here from the ksyes OF
ths loss OF life In the recent hurricane. On
Sept 20 three sailors drlftsd ashore on East
Mataeunbiei kay. They were f'om the
British bark Brandon, of Quebee. from
Ship Island for Liverpool, VITA n cargo of
timber. which ran sshors on Cfoous reef
TIE night OF sspt 26 and was later ospsizsd.
The . were seventeen in all on board and
these are the only ones accounted for.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
PERSONAL

Ben Webster. clerk Of the supr court
haa gone fshinR.
Rev. A. wHathurr, 81 California, will
preach Ia tho Swedish ehntca 10 morrow.
Mrs. Martha Strong and son hove To-
tutnsd from their ranch aud Will reside In
town.
II. q. Hickmsu. state land ORsut hsa re-
turnol from zip througn Madison
county.
Rev. J. H. Crooker has returned from tho
east aud will preach ~ tho Unitarian
church tomorrow motniog'
Robert He'll, supsriutoulant and part
owner of the Little No,l mice in Lump
guloh. 10 vsitor in tho city.
W. W. Stewart doTot ageut OF tho North
rTn PAciAu, iB quito ill with di1betes, hui
haa q ono to the oompauy's holpital at Mild
sonia for treatment.
Fred Phillips pN tneJ Of Joa Lutttell in
tho Molly STARK mIns No tho head OF Ten
Milo, has beeu 10 the city for tho past few
dRys purchasing suprlioL lie rotutna 10
the mine 20 day.
Hou. J Ru'seil REED, commiialoner Of
fore "a mortgage corporations Tor tOa state
OF hHmaohusotts, Ia a vialtor in tie cty,
aud is stepping At The Helena. Mt, Reeds
ofioihl business ta 70 examine mortgage
and trust companies not Incorporated un-
der the lava OF MasaRohuselts, that wiah TO
soil their anutitios 10 his state. NJ. Reed
will remain here a few days looking over
the general condition OF tho isal eatatS
aud mortgage business In tho interest Of
TIA, holders Of mortgages.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
NEW TRIAL ASKED.
Duvai May Get FREQ After Being In the
Pxnitentlary six Months

Duvai May Get FREQ After Being In the
Psnitentiary six Months.
Judge Hunt will this morning hear Hrgu-
ments on n motion for new trial for John
@. Duval. rauohmsu from the upper part
OF the county. who was convicted Of as
saulting his wife. Mary Duval. and sen
tenosd 10 sighteen months in the pSuiten-
tiary. Guyal has been In the DVnitentiafy
for several months. The principal ground
for the motion for q now trial 10 part OF tho
argument made by County Attorney Moan
10 the jury in closing the case. In bis ar
eumsnt bp oRllod attention TO the fact that
Duval had not broHght any Witnesses as TO
his good character rs an evidence that the
accused was all the county attorney elkimed
he was, "A Duyal had introduced no syi.
denos Hs TO his character. IL 10 held that tbs
county attorney was declared ffom taking
advantage OF that fact In his argument
County Attorney Nolan has filed an in
formation against Edwin II. Mckenzie.
cha einR burglary in the a, 81 deRrss. IL is
ohnraed that Mckenzie entered the house
Of Gus johnson on tbs night Of Sept. and
5tolo a watch and &5. 30 In money.
Two more ihtormAtions were filed aRAinst
william Wilson for burglary. One charges
him with robhinR tho houss OF &. X. Brown
on AuR. l6. Ths other charges him with
robbing tho house Of Philo Kelly on Aug
20. Wilson IL tho young man who IL Ao-
olssd of robblnR numerous houses in hs'.
ena during n period covering n month, sud
taking Vstioua articles OF ievelty. some VI
which was iound on him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
ooNDUcIoH WEST sHor.
Apparently Unproveked Crime OF n Pas
singer for Anaconda.
Spec Al 10 The Indepenient

Apparently Unproveked Crime OF n Pas.
singer for Anaconda.
Special to The Independent
wild with rage tonight over the shooting
and probable murder OF Channcey w.
West, for years we'll known and respected
conductor on the Montana Union and the
B. A. a. r. Ioads. Az 1905 this morning
West left the depot here for Apaeoada In
charge Of M ore train. No passengers arc
carried on this train, but q man named
Clay Pugh was on board. He insisted on
rils,gto Anaconda. West finally told him
he could Iias II he paid his fare. This hs
refused 10 do. The conductor stopped the
train near the road house. when Pegh
pulled q 3s-caliber Colts revolver and shot
Wost twice. both bullets taking effect
Tho witnesses say that when the train was
stopped the conductor took hold of Puah
and tried to rnsh him from the rear plat
form Of the esboos-. PnRh resisted aud
said: "You are not man enough to
put me off," The conductor struck him
light blow on the face and pushed him Of
tho platform.
'Tll fix ron right now" said PuRh. and
be drew a revolver. firing twice. Imms-
diately after firing PaRh started TO run
south. Ho forjsd bilvsr Bow creek and
started for tho foot hills. Several women
watched his course. aud told N. L. Hol-
land. who is working the Issls mine, q few
yards fiom whore the tain stopped. He
ana J. L. Rodgers Jumped into Hollands
buggy. crossed the creeh. and rapidly over
took Purh. Rodgers had revolver. bnt II
only contained ore cartridge. This um
h,sd at the fleeing mar The G'stnne, WAS
ZOO great TO blt. but it caused Puah to atop
and surrender. When caught Push Was
half O mile from the seono OF thu shooting.
lie was taken 10 the eouEty jail.
Pugh said be arrived few days ago from
the state OF Washington. and wsntsd 10 10
TO Anncondn TO zee II hs eould get work
there. He 10 about % years old. When
searchee lie had $3.50 in his ockst. show
ing he could have paid his fare IL he de-
sired.
houss and later to Murray & FEsund's hos
pital In this oity. Tho bullet wounds srb
in the lumbar region. and on o ;posits sides
Of the body. Tho bullets probably passed
into tho stomach. and thu chances Of life
are very slim. One bullet VIVA extracted
late this afternoon. but West WAS 90 weak
it was deemed inadvisabIs TO probe toi the
other bullet
West WIS ono OF ths fret conductors on
tho Utah & Nothsru when thA. road vss
built into Butte, and has boon In the en-.
ploy of the ualon PAeisc. Montana uRion.
and b.. A. q 7. ever since. Hs IL largely
interested in tho Anaconda Fire Brick and
Clay company. lie liVas in AnaoondA,
whore his wife and four ohildfou live
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
TELEGRAPHIC BRGyITIEs.

BLIrlMoRE. oct. 6,-BAltimois G, Now
lork9.
NEW York. Oct 5-Tho republicans to.
night nomiHAted Col. w. L. Strong for
mayer And John w. GoG for recorder.
WAsurEoIoN. Dot. b-Tho cash balance
In the oaluIy o., the oioIs Of business lo-
day was el2j, l2i ,l7Gi eold reserve. $50.
h03 coo
NANAmo Il. G., Oct. b.-It 10 reported
heie tonight that the bark Oregon, coAI
laden from this port TO San Francisco. has
been wrecked on Cape Flattsy.
WAsnrNoroS. Oct b.-hiuisior Romero,
OF MsKiso, aaTs the belligoroht tone OF dis
catches stating that Al Xican Ioopa have
been ssnt 10 the GuatSmalah frontier is un-
warranted.
CmcAdo, Oct. 3, William Dssfins to-
day eonnTmedtho report that the Deering
company has decided net 10 purchase Ahy
moro twinS from The ooTAdAee trust aAd
will mAnnlactats I've oWh tVias in q plant
now under construction.
NOMINAL Oct. b.-Lynan Brown, .
New York millisnairs. haa been arrested
hero ON The charge 81 oonspiEAcy, pre-
fSHtd by his dauphtsr-in-luw. Some
weeks ago Browns son wai ArTsnted bsts
for failing 10 provide for bic family, aud II
Il alleged that he was spirited away by his
father,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
IN THE HANDS OF FRIENDS.

GEN. Lew Wallace Think. That IL HHr-
risan's Condition.
sr. PAUL, Oct. h-G,u. Lew Wallace.
who is here on his wsy to the Pacific coast.
sail this alteinoou; "My opin on is that
Gen. Harrison will not hs n candidate tof
the presidency, in an active, pushing sens';
in other words, he will no, hghI for tue nom.
iuat,on. but a oontluRcnoy might aria
wherein the members OF the convention
rspttssntirR the uniiSi sentiment OF tho
repub lioaua Of ths county. wau d demand
that he neeept the nomiabton. and IN that
event believe b. would eeoegt 10 as dur
10 hts county aud hl5 party"
Gen. Wallace thinks that David n. Hill
will be the democratic nominee.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
M,.l.rlnu, Nan I,sbpsrr.

sT. JosEpL Mo-, Oct "a mysterious
matt robbery has takOn place on shO Han
nibaud 81. Joe railroad pos,oilco, but
where 10 place the blame il not kaoNu,
Posiofilso officials refuse 10 talk, bat all
admit that a robb'ry has taken place. The
through rsRlslsrod mail from ChlcaGo
has been relieved OF nineteen regis
te.ed packages but Abe smount oon-
iained In them cannot be learned,
although ths officials admit that II IL no
smhll one. The discovery waa made by
Chicago ofiolalu. and the pouches have
been traced ,h Ough aa far Aa Cameron. up
W that point II Ia claimed they We o right.
Tue method used was 10 ont elii ~ Tho
pouch under The dap An Investigation 10
now going on.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
Victim ora Murdsrous Plot.

TourLANp. Ore, Oct b.-The horribly
mutilAtsd rsmslnS Of George W. Sayres.
who has bssn missing sincs the night OF
sept 20, was fopnd floating In the william
cite river this morning. On tho night OF
sSyrsI disspPsArAuee an unknown man
called Al his home and after sems conyOr-
sAtiou, carried on In an nndsTtone. SnYtos
took hla hat anl lst the house, hnd that
wna tho Last apen Of him until tho body was
recovered ihiB morning. The police have
arrested six mtu who, it is believed, eau
throw aoms light on the matter. One Of
them. John Bntns, lubofina man. has
confessed that he wAa hlrsd W make away
With sAyisr, but after goinR on tho srrAnd
several times. his oontcisnos eot tho best
Of him, aud bo refused 10 carry oat the
Moi
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
FABER-sPoTTED BEAR
Two Full Hooded IilAoEfsst Iadlans MAJ
risd by ChTistiAa hltea


risd by ChTlstiAo hltea
AZ willow Greek Indian school. Blsokfeet
agency Nont.. on Sunday afternoon last.
Miss Anna Spotted Bear was mhTrled 10
Lawrence FabSr. Rev, w. II. hatson.
superintendent OF the WilloW Creek school,
performed the ceremony.
FaboT 10 a yoara OF ago and has for three
years besn connected with tho United
States army AZ orderly sergeant in a com
pany Of troops stationed AZ Fot Smelling
Minnesots. AZ an officer he discharged
hia duties faithfully. aud 10 we'll spoken OF
by hia c0mmoDdAht. Iie is ous of the few
cut OF the many Indians enlisted from tho
BlAekeat reservation who have PROVEN sue,
cessss ne solleTa. Being dseiroua Of getting
home, Aad 10 usp his own words "of get.
linR something around him." bs pnTchShtd
bis diaehaTRo and came home 10 fultill hia
desires.
Mrs. Fobnr, Who 10 seventeen years OF
age. was ahtil the time OF her marriage
pupil In the school At which the ceremony
was performed. By her earnest desire 10
learn the vAys OF the white p'ople 40 evil
dsnopd bY her studiouanoss and attention
to duty. together With her lhdI like dspo T.
msnt during her Stisndance a. school. abe
won the highest regard OF teHuhtrs. en-
yloJsa end others With whom abe has come
in contact.
As slight tokens Of esteem with which
the young people we're held, the following
presentations vera made by employees OF
the school; set OF china dishes (thitty-four
pieoes). set Of silver plated kniVts and
forks, set OF silver plated tablespoons, set
OF silver plated teaspoons, toilet set OF hye
pieces. aud large pArlor lang.
Tho young courlo will make their home
tea miles southwest OF tho new Blaokfset
agency. on Two Medicine creek. where
Faber has ranch with hoaso aud some
stock.
Ii 10 believed that theit t'ainiug will lead
them TO live like white people, and that
this the fret union of intelligent, English
speaking. full blood lndians upon the
Blaekfset reservation, may Troyo an object
lesson to the rising generation Of this
peonle.
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DESyEn. Oct. b-oniosr Boyky attempted
10 Arr,dt Milt smith. oalogcd depnty
sheriff. At tho corner OF Twentieth aud
Market streets tonight at 1880 Smith
had quar- elod with = woman. lilo bought
aun aud threatened TO XII her. Tho
officer was Informed Of thls. and was
on tho look out for HmiIh. When the coll
cred deputy made hlSapl eirtnce the officer
Informed him that hs wAa under est
The neg draw a Tsyolyof. but befoto hs
could shoe, the policeman hlsw OH the
oolorsd mans heat. The latte DO o
bad reputation shd was intoxicated when
Tie shooting occurred.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
WEATHER AND WIND.
Prevent Ala From Equaiins Her Record
Track Record L.wsred.

Prevent AIiE From Equaiina Her Record
Track Record Lzwsrsd.
CmLMooTHE o., Oct. 6.-Ths close OF
the Driving Park compsnY's meeting here
was attended by about 5000 people. AiI
was sehodu.ed 10 beat her own mnrh OF
2OSNi but cold weather aud wind were
aRsinst her, aud shS only made a mile In
2;06't, which, under the eireumsthneos
was very good Tho frso.for- all pace proved
10 be a Walk-ovor fer John Il. Gentry. bS
taking IL in three straight heats and setting
q Taes 40 hot in the 'st heat that the track
record OF 2;07. made by Vtsstr IN the $40
pHeS on Tuesday waI reduced one second.
LoSpoN. Oct. AT Ksmpton p'rk TO-
DAY tho imperial kempton phTk goat
Breeders PTodues stakes. 3, 900 aoveTsirns,
for two-yoAr- olda, wns won bT Lord Roue-
befy'a ST. Niato, DNniSl Cope a float Sec
ond, Galeotia third. The distance was one
mile.
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WASHINGTON. OeL b,-Roports Of the
naval officers commanding vessels Of the
Boring Sea patrol, ono and all, present a
verT diIcoafAeing outlook for tho future OF
our seal fisheries Oht officer ventures the
assertion that Nd the present rate of
slaughter aohla will be extormiDatsd within
i've years, regardless of Any Action Of out
goVsrnmen, IN tho direction OF susp,ndIug
the taking Of seals from sny OF the isl.
nudB.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
A CORPORATIONS TYRANNY.
Men Ordered to Leave n. serv'ce or Their
UntOns.

Unions.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. g. Attorney Will
lam A. Montague. Of Washington, appeared
before Judge Dallas in tho United states
Circuit court to-day. and GSkSd the judge
10 interfere vith the intended discharge,
OF Monda', of some Of the EN- ployes of ihs
Pb'iadelp phia & Reading rriroAl company.
Mr. Montague said the men In question
had been notified By the supsIintsnd ent
tha, they muSt teneuncs their meIrbs ship
In certain labor organization or be dis.
charged from the railroad oompauY's en-
ploy. After soms discussion tho judge
permitted the matter to 90 over until Mon
dAy, when IL will sgiiu be called up, Tbs
name o. tbs organization was SUPP essod,
but ID 10 presumed TO be the Brotherhood
OF Railway TTAinmen.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
I,ohb.a br.Lens nnnait

IT, PAgo, Tex, Oct h-Edward Garnet,
treasurer Of Tho Brewster company, was
robbed OF $1,000 this morning ~ Alpine.
A. tho point OF a pistol = single handed
robbsr approached Garnet In hia oilios aud
compelled him 10 hand over tho money,
which datnst Kept In hig private safe. The
rosbor made his escape and has not yet
been Approhonded.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06

NHw YonK Oct Or. q. Dun'a weekly
review OF Trade to- morrow will say VIVA
the chief ops Of tho wee. and aonth sink
log In value II 10 not strange that purchases
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
konlAM Mnn.tI.n.iInnr

Total for tho leading cities Of the United
StAtes was SBp,5btl2i. an increase Of II per
cent compared with tho rAms week last yoar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-06
THE CLEARING HOUSE.

BusIness Done Mt binsaciai Csntcrs the
Past Week.
NEW Yonk. Dot 4.-Ths clearlnRs OF the
banks OF the principal cities for the week
as compared with the corresponding week
of last year, were as follows