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The Helena independent., 1894-09-27
NOW ADVANCING ON PEKIN
Second Detachment Of japanese
Troops, 10000 Strong. Have
Sailed for China
The Mllrado Decides 70 Garry the
War Into the Enemy's own
Country.
Newspaper Mon Have n Very Hard Time
0sttinE Any Reliable Information
From Either side.

WLsHNaroN. Sept. &c. -To-dAy's ad-
vices from Toxic. to .hO sfoct that ssoond
japanese hrmy OF $1,000 men had sailed
from Hirosohina yesterday, are reaat dsd In
Official circles here as ths hrat move In an
advance on the Chinese capital, Pskin. The
gulf OF Ps-ohi-li which the dispatches
give AZ the probable destination OF tbe
army. is the entrance TO ths river leading
TO Pekin. IL 10 said the forts al the en-
trance TO the river ave practically imprsg-
nable. owing 10 a atTetch of mud fats
around them. II Ia not believed, therefore.
that any sdvAnos on Pskin would be made
MP the river. but that the 80. 900 men will be
landed al soms other port, vhenes a short
overland march would take them to the
walls Of Pskin. They are under the command
or Fold Marshal Count Oysms. Ths en-
peTos reviewed the troops. 10 10 reported
vaguely that the squadron 10 bound for the
Yellow sea. Daring she absence from
japan Of Field Marshal Oyama, who 10 also
minister OF war. the minister Of marine will
assume the duties OF the minister Of war In
addition TO his own responsibilities
II 10 officially announced al Toxic. sAys
another dispatch. that the report that IN
armistice has been PROPOSED By England
and Russia 10 untrue
No one doubts that the long delay In
japanese military movements vas 10 allow
time for the completion Of great plan Of
invasion. Any day may bring news Of q
battle In northern Corea, aud the sailing
OF 10000 troops for aoms point on the in
nsr coast OF the gulf OF Ps-chi-li, bat as
the decisive tims app caches the Japanese
authorities grow more and more deaf 10
appeals for information. They frankly
declare that secrecy 10 the chief condition
OF success. This belief is not agreeable 70
newspaper correspondents, who have re-
Gently arrived from San Francisco. and
who strongly desire so be admitted 10 the
confidence OF ths govsrnment.
An impression has been conveyed BY
English newspapers In eastern Asia that
abundant and Trustworthy supplies OF nsws
| can bs obtained In China. An examination
Of the tslsarams sent from Chinese ports
10 Europe and America does not sustain
this belief. For their various accounts Of
the events since tho fight at Asan there II
scarcely any foundation. The Japanese, II
silent. do not attempt to misisad on vital
points. One error only 10 laid 60 thsiI
charge. They are accused OF circulating
doubtiul rsI orts 70 The effect that Admiral
Freemantle sxcplpated japan from tech.
pieal blame In tho matter Of the sin king OF
the hov Bhing.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-27
CAMPAIGN MATTERS.

The Democratic state Central Com mittee
Talks Over Its Plans.
Ths dsnecratis state central committee
hold meeting at tie Hotel Helena ysstsr-
day morning. Matters in connection with
the conduct OF the campaign wsts fully
discussed and spsskeis engaged. IL was
decided to have the hsAdquartsrs at Butte,
and to open the campaign there with Hal
s. Corbstt the candidate for congress.
David Marks OF Helena, has been chosen
secretary Of the COMMITTEES.
The democratic coaaty central commit
tee will meet al rooms 26 and q. Bailey
block. this morning al 10 o'clock. Thsss
rooms will be the hsAiqukrteIs OF the COM
mittss during the campaign.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-27
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Much OF Mr.. Ksndslrs success is justly
credited to the clever assistance OF bis
charming little wife. Jennie Dunn, who has
apposred With him for the past seven yesrS
In A Pale Of kids. and who will bo seen In
her original tart a. NinR's next Saturday
night. As a vocalist jennie Dunn whom q
child won n national reputation as Joseph-
Inc with Col. HAVsrly'a Juvenile Pipafo,s
company. There is no more sutsftaininQ
little actress before the pablio ts-day. The
character OF Daisy, In A Pair OF Kids, As
played by her, is made On. sciAlly attractive
By her sweet singing and graceful dsngin9.
Being a fhyorih with all, this opportunity
Of appearing 10 better advantage than evof
before 10 appreciated by her mAny admir-
ois. bho will be seen 10 oEeAllsnt advaR.
taga. aud will join with NJ. Kendall in a
number OF entertaining speoialtisa
The Helena independent., 1894-09-27
PERSONAL

Mrs Il. b. wsiTlek arrived in the oity
las, evening TO tako charge OF the enter
talnmsnt TO be given Al ~ PAurs N, E.
shutoh, TuosdaJ evening, OoL T.
d. II, Asbuiy. OF BozsmAn, rem aimed
over in Helena yesterday 10 attend th,
nesting OF the democratic state central
committee, OF whloh hs IL q msmbe.
Oliver 4, Cane 10 tho happisst man 10
ksnwood. Tho oeuoo 10 the arrival OF .
bouncing younR attorney ~ hia hons
Wednesday morning. Mother and child are
doiBR nioslv.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-27
DIRECTUM, ARIoN, NELSON

That 10 the order In which They Fla
ished Three Hesta
MHpFRon Mass. Sept. 2G-The bieessI
crowd that ever assembled on q track IN
New England, gathered at Mysiic phrk
ths afternoon TO witness the stallion rnss
between Disotum, Arion and Nelson. IN
the hrst heat tho black finished half d
length ahead Of Arlon, With Nelson laaRiaa
a length behind. lime 2ll2. In tho SEQ
ond Nelson finished three lengths IN tho
rear OF Dlrec,um. who led Aron be I
length. Time 2,l0 In the third he1l
Dirtotum beat Arion Out on the stretch.
winning by length, Nelson third. Tiuaa
2:lth.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-27

DrrEon. Sept 2G.-Tho steamer Ohio
oOllided with The schooner IrontoD, ten
miles north of Ptosqus lIle II
1880 this morning The Ohio sank
inside Of half an hosf. The crew Of
slx,een took TO the boats and we're picked
up by the schooner Moonlight a oonsort Of
the steAms, Ks shaw. The Itonton sank
40 1850. Two OF her crew were
licked up by tho steamer Hib-
bard. 1ho remainder are not A0-
counted for The lronton vas also u eon-
sort OF tho ksrahAw, bu, parted her tow
lins Whtn tho collision occurred. The nrst
mate OF tho Ohio was picked up two hours
later by the keTahAw.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-27
MAY I,uI,d Their Line.

Los AsoELrs, sep,. 26.-Jud Rs Rous to-
day handed down his decision 10 tbs case
OF the application of the Postal telegraph
company TO bs allowed 10 build line Of
tslsgrAph along the line OF the Atlantic A
Pacific railroad, Jadee Ross hold that the
postal company could build the line. not
withatan ding the fact that the Western
Union Telegraph company had an e1eln-
sivs contract with tho Atlantic A PAoino
FaiiFoad
The Helena independent., 1894-09-27

NKw YonK, Sept 20.-Ths attsndsnos a,
Jerome Park to-day was entirely in keep
Ing with The oard,-liGht Six furlouss-
Weinberg, Hslton, BlAehhauk. ll7lt;
milo aud one-siItsonth-lted hkln, Vie
torious, lib2; Fofdham staksA, half. mile
Harry Heed, KAluls colt Aunise,ts. 40;
milo and one-eighth-Sit Walter, DlAs-
olus. Prince Gsotss. 20O9i; I've furlonau
-Lou Foster, Saginaw. Wafiiko, l0s9l;
mile -Leonawsll, ~. Miehasl, Roller, l,ilsl,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-27
MilI Los. Faot.

ITI"NI'F 70 To" U|IVHu0WE
0BElr FALLa, Sept. @.-willi am Burma
nsphew OF Engineer NJ. :. Parker. mot
With mn accident this morning by which he
lo'ss his lsit foot. Ho 10 em loysd at the
Boston a MOutana tsnnsrE anl WAS on Ihs
wsT 70 work. lie crossed the incline OF
the arrest railway company al The dam a. a
or was dosicuding and failed 10 get GU, Of
the way In time.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-27
Rsenn,ion 70 SIC. cnrhe,t.

Special TO The indopendoat.
hissoUtA, sept, 2G-Ihis afternoon a
delegation OF citizens beaded by tho Gardon
City band. met Hon. Hal. s. Cotbeii. demo.
eAA,ie nominee for congress. al the dspo.
aud escorted him 10 the Florence hotel.
In response TO repeated calls Mr. Corbet,
appeared on the balcony OF the hotel aud
made shot, speech thanking the people
for .hO generous welcome accorded hin.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-27
Assets are searos.

SAN Francisco sOpG 20. - Tbs Home
Ben sht Life association to-day nlsd = po,l-
tion in Insolvency The association 40.
eordinR TO tho petition, has now liabilities
footing up S99760 The principal asssts
are S7,9T9 In debts outstanding, $2t3 per
BoAAi property, and $1,000 real estate.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-27
AJnarn A.....InAtsa.

nAzLRp. Ky Sept 2G-JudRo Combs vas
assassinAtsd sunday. lie was ahoI from .
corn patch on tho opposite side Of ihs
street from his residence Two unknovn
men were seen iunnlua from the spot, and
thor joined q third man. Uuknown par
tlea shot at the judge twice last hay.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-27
Dsmnud Tor unlversnI surraro

ymSNl. Sept. &c. Members Of the social
demoorA,io vorkipspss's party las, sV'a-
ing scattered leaflets upon which vas
printed demand for universal sntTaas.
The police arrested seventy persona snRaxsd
in Tho piopagAndA
The Helena independent., 1894-09-27
Special Attention.

Send your orders for all the latest sheo.
music 10 the Helena Music Hease. foot of
Broadwsy. II In the city call. They have
exclusive handling of MoMasser's new
method for guitar.
A.. /. REEVES Manager.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-27
Eysrysn. Iay,t.a

To call aud sec . eomplsb lln o. chin
glassware. lamps siivsIwarA ate
Prices 60 ault svsry pursp.
Best goods. lovos, pTioea.
y. y. EpwAnpA Park Ayeuua
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Faitb-Promoti2o Series.

Nv TIrgt ,T,..l.
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unfors 49, s so''"'' ,y ff''iaon'
OIL missionary .,,..,i ~ ''.' .''.l'i
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LlaHrnlNa CALCULATION.
How the cube Root ofhny Number Nay ~
Given Instantly.

How the cube Root ofhny humber Nay ~
Given Instantly.
One.third memory, ono-third prariic,
and one.third trick that is the secret o'
most Of the rapid calculators who ugur
before tho public. There arc very 'ev
calculations OF which there is not sn0ri
way to ths solution. bat perhaps none OF
them 10 ~ cssy and at The anne ttmo '
surprisIng 10 thp ordinary mind la Oh,
instantancousoKlfa " thc slhcruo'
This IL y feat which has gained great
appiause Tor iis Performers from th'
DAYS OF Hutchins. "the lightning ealcu
lator." tul row. The extreme rap.dIi,
with which 10 81 worked and che Difficult
81 Of the solution by tho ordinary meth
OILS render 10 oue u the most taking of
feats.
Before explaining the method of per
forming this extraction ~ Tho cuho root
81 may be well for The benefit Of thos'
readers who havs forgotten some oi then
early school knowledge TO explain what
a cube root is. Mwrp'ya number H
itself and 'hs product b. tie Original
numbsr. ana the ro.uit 81 cube. Thus
90 VI the square ~ o.. 81 40 . i2I
,ihs cnbs of0j. Then ~ the cube roo.
OF 100.
Now for the method. First you ob
tain from ono of the audience an exact
cube 81 not more than six places ~ hg
uros. though with moderate practice tht
latter condition need not be insisted on.
Say tho cube gwen is 100 00s, OF which
the root Il j2 Iuu know tho cubes OF
tho units by heart, thusi
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eat0st Publications.


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suits for Damages.

Mrs. Lucas skinAri, whc'e husband
was killed last Friday In the Keystone
mine at Eureka, by falling down
shan, will commence suit to recover
$1,000 damages. lt 's alleged the
company was negligent In that the
electric lights were not burning at the
time OF the accident, and decessod
could not see where he was going.
DR.. W. n. PIKE viii sue Provo city
fot o., 500 damages bsCause be ana Miss
CLARK (now Mrs. Pike) were prsolpi'
tated over an smbaukmsnt Into tue
factory race one dark night last month.
A report of The accident appeared IN
the NEWS Al the time OF lie occurrence
Suit has been died by Oscar b.
Young for divorce from Dises PAralse
YounE. The couple we're married In
1895 aud wafs granted = church
divorce in 1865. sinoo the latter date
beth have married. The lady's huh'
band Ia a Mr.. Patton.
Tho Mount Pleasant COMMERCIAL
and savings bank has commenced suit
against q. A. Dusenberry, w. n.
Dusenberry, Even wTide, &. h. Loose
and J. u. milnsr 10 recover sliOOO On
q note.
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Notes.

On motion Of defendant, change Of
venue 10 the Fourth district court have
been granted ia the cases Of ~ n.
Nelson, administrator Of the estate OF
Thomas Nelson, deceased, W Southern
Pacific railroad for $4,000 DAMAGES
and +. b. Saunders w soushorn "a
oiiic railroad for 10000 damages.
The u. Y. academy commenced its
second semester Of tho school year yea
terday. The attendance was good,
especially 30 Of Sunday school nornals
aud M. /. A. students. The district
schools OF the city also resumed session
yesterday.
Mr.. James Glove. Of tho bnquior,
wont 10 salt Lake yesterday u accept
= clerical position In the Legislature.
The weather IL decidedly cole, bleak
and dreary-wintsr has struck us with
full force.
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Now. as tho thousands iu tho cubs
given exceed iii aud are less than 2l6,
tho tens In The reply Hust be- 8. For the
second fgure. or units. curious trick
comes in. The cube " I. I. .. and y
end in the sam, figures. the cube Of 2 8.
4: the cube n 3 ends IN Z, and reycr.ely
the cube Of euds In , aud the cubs Of
7inA
SO when tho quoatioucr says 10000
Chcre you s,y 10 yourself i0l 0Os, You say
out loud Oh tho instant, 81
Take another. Sa.lOi Tue Thousands
exceed q; therefore Tive root Is thirty
something. Tho last figure Is 4; there.
foro tue roo De- 3i.-London ut Biis
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RIO
GRANDE
WESTERN.
ls2SI'SSE3
GRANpE%l
AWESTERN%
STANDARD GAUGE.
CURRENT n [Hnni unu IN tl1q
rtME TABLE, w LUCIl nun Id lU0Ui


Leave salt Lake
No, .-for Provo. bingham. and
all points Eass,......,..... 500 =. N.
No. t-tor Provo, Grand junction
aud all points kasg....,,.... e.2s 3. m.
No. 6-for Eureka. Provo, Mauu,
and salua ,.....,..,..........., til5 .. IN.
No, 1-for ogden and wost......... u %. ~.
40 l-f0r Ogdon aud tho Wostu. ASH IN.
Arrive salt Lake.
No. i-From Eureka, Provo. Gtaud
Junction aud tho Est,,.,... il'al ., N.
No. i-trom Provo, Grand Junction
aud tho East .................. iit3p m.
No. b-frum bingham, Provo, Manu
and ellina.,,.....,,. ......... Gee. 5fii ., m
IA 2-irom ogden and tho Wet. 5iaiA m.
No IRON ogden and tho West. s'l5 o. 80.
only liuo running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room s'ccpofs % Denver via
Grand Junction and TO Kansas CITY aud ChIoA.
spvia Colorado points. aud only line running
Pullman slcepers salt Lake 70 san Francisco
hoohAnEoaI close Connections SAFETY speed
aud comfort
Ticket Once, 10 v. End South.
n q. DODGE, Az. WEnnY,
Gen. Manager Gen, supt.
J. n. hENNErr. Gen. /. Ana.
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line running Two
Through Past Trains daily to
LEADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE nov. 10. 1888.

Train No, leaves Odgen 200 am,
Salt Lake sos ~, M, arrive ~ Pueblo
E51 aiu,, Colorado Springs 1.gO am,
Denver 10 am.
Train No, 4 leaves Ogden $3.50 am,
salt LAk0 p'lj PM, arrive a Pueblo
$3.50 pm, Colorado Springs U.O5 pm.
Denver 1880 pm.
OOnuec ions made a. Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars aud Pull.
man gloepefs ON all trains. Tako tho
ID, & H. q. aud hayo comfortable trip
and enjoy the huesI scenery on tho con-
uueut
A. $, HUGHES, $. X. HOOPER,
Ira1Io Manager, q. y. &T. A,
Denver, Colo. u0nyer. Colo.
49, T., NlNINS,
Genera, Agent,
salt Lake city, w.
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NO. Johnny, can't buy any candy for
you Ia bad for tho teeth.
(After some moments Of profound
thought) Mamma, what would tho dem
lists do for liyin II oyery family was
iuu Ike 7ur' ISL Chicago Tribune.
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missioPaY Supplies.

IlUsSlopafy supplies.
Morgan's Tract No. 4, scts
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The Modern Prophet, s,t..
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Tho Gospel Pionecr, o,,,.
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tory,m H.
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last few years Of his life he studied
attn in order to read Cicero in the
original.
FINLAND.
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in Hclsingiofs, the capital % Il lland.
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City Ticket once, 2Ol Main Street.
Telephone 80.
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WHITE g. SONS COMPANY,
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