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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-05
THE STRIKERS RETURN.
via Most OF the Points for which They
Contended.

VIA Most OF the Points for which They
Contended
Special 10 This Independent
BUTTE. April 4.-The sVitohmsn's strife
was finally settled about four o'clock this
afternoon, aud the railroad men returned
to work. An answer vas received from 81.
Paul that ths schedule IS now arranged is
Satisfactory. The sWitohmen win their
main points and now have the same wages
ss on the Is. A. a p. and the Montsna Ia
ion. The sWitehmen conceded two minor
points. The yard is now being cleared Of
freight ss fast as possible. and in day or
two everything will be running as usual.
The new schedule makes ten hours OF
less eonstituts days work, fIss the wages
Of engine forsmsR a. f365 per day and
helpers at 1918 per day. provides that over
time shall be paid pEo rata. that the oom-
pany shall not remove sWitehmen al the
Butte yard without iust cause and a letter
giving reasons for removal. and that msn
removed shall have q fair trial b. the OFF,
cials and a COMMITTEES Of the sWitchmen.
and II reinstatsd shall have full pay fos
time lost.
The demand that the men receive one
hours pay for every hftssn minutes over
time az the noon hour vas Withdrawn.
The men also Withdrew their demand that
three hslpsrs and one foreman be employed
With cash engine.
The Boston d Montana properties will
resume work in the morning.
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MoRBlDcURIOsITY REBUKED.
} udge Bradley Condemns the Crowd
That Flock TO Court.

Judge Bradley Condemns the Crowds
That Flock TO Court.
WASHINGTON. April 4.-Col. Brsokinridge
was on the witness stand again to-day. lie
declared he never confessed Affection for
plaintiff. Took he' to certain places for
unds, stood purposes. Denied having
placed plaintiff In care Of Ars. blackburn.
After his marriage to Mrs. Wiag they
stopped in New York and registered as W.
J. Campbsll aud wife. Plaintiff htst m en-
toned marriage in September, 1892 He told
her the disparity ia their ages and her te-
lations with Rhodes mede 10 impossible.
lie confessed that man was under ohliga-
tions TO prevent the destruction of a young
woman. and he vas taking his punishment
uncomplainingly. lie never had relations
with a colorsd woman, aud never vas at
the house Of Mary Mckondies. knew
there vas n woman OF that name Who
would be called 20 swear In the case. bat
was never there.
Witness was then turned over 30 his own
attorney for redirect Examination. He
said Miss Pollard bad msnti0ned marriage.
and he replied In an angry tone. She then
said she would give up going into society.
be bis mistress. do his typevriting. and
take care OF his room. lie would not con
sent 90 this. Then they walked togsther 10
houes on II street where they had been
accustomed 20 visit. She sat on the door
with her arms on his knee, and they talked
far into she night
''She urged me 70 marry her on acoount
OF our relations told her oould not put
Jim Rhodes mistress aud my mistress 81
the head Of my table"
Here ths examination ended. aud no
witnesses being on hand court adjourned
Judge Bradley severely esnsursd ihs spec
tators for their morbid curiosity in crowd
ing IN 20 see the parties In the suit.
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J. W. Ashley. Of Bate is visilor Ia
town
Jas. H. Henley. OF Granite. is az The
Helsns.
X. 5 HuntlsY. who has been east for some
time. has returned
Prof s. n. Eme y. OF the experimental
station at B0zsman. 10 a visitor IN Helena
Superintendent e. A. Molson, Of Elk
horn, l. shskina hands with Helena friends.
James " Hathsvar. Who has been suner-
inG FOR some weeks from a severe attack OF
sclatie rheumaiisu. has gone 20 Hunter :
Hot spFings. where he hopes 10 tnd rostor-
alton.
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Radica, chaage of Methods.

wAsHINoroN. April A bill introduced
in the house by Mr.. Wo.vrrion. OF Penn
sylvAnia. abolishes tho office Of United
States circuit eourt oommissioner. and re
peals the laws authorizing appointments
thereto. The attorney-general is author
iEsd 20 divide the states and territories into
~ many commandments districts as be may
deem necessary. anu change the boundaries
Of suoh districts OF create new districts,
when required. The president is author
izsd 10 appoint. on the nomination of she
attornsy-Rsnsral a sufficient number Of
commissioners In the districts. 90 hold
Office four yea =. commissioners 10 have
the came Jurisdiction in debate now cou-
feTTed on United States circuit court com
missioners. and authorized to tty. with q
iuTy Of siI, all o lenses punishable with
fne or imprisonment. aud sentence defend.
ant, With the same effect a. IL defendant
had been convicted in a United States dis
tTiot court.
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TO INvI1E WESTERN NATIONS.
A silver Conference at Washington Pro-
posed by Camiuetti.

Silver Conference at Washington Pro-
posed by CaminettL
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Repressntative
Caminstti. democrat. OF California, to-day
introduced joint resolution authorizing
the president 90 invite all nations of the
western hemisphere 20 a conference in
Washington on the financial question.
The preamble Of the resolution re-
cites the fact OF com
munity OF interests existing in the western
hemisphere. the continued depreciation OF
silver, the default by Guatemala: that
Mexico and the governments IN Central
and south America NAV take similar ac-
tlon. and AsaeTts that various interests Of
the United States are threatened with loss.
The convention shall be for the purpose
OF drafting treaty on the subject. to be
thereafter submitted for ratification to the
several nations represented, calculated TO
secure to them suoh recognition
of silver from the nations Of the eastern
hemisphere. aRd 10 provide regulations
governing she production thereof. and the
maintenance among themselves OF such
standard ss will restore permanent hnan-
oial conditions and protect theIr common
interests.
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Joe Aiberios. the Mexican. To~oihly Re-
sIsla CIlY Ilnplares.

Joe Aiberins. the Mexican, Tovoibly Re-
sisis City Impioyes.
Eome time hRo the city authoEities paid
Joe Albertos. better known aa 'ths MeHi-
can" for some proand he owned on lower
Main 90 Get. and which the city needed fos
the opening of Lawrence street. After the
purchase AlbcTtos still had left seven feet
ad joining that which the city hsd puT-
choss1. and partly on this and partly on
tho Qround sold his cabin stood. Early
yesterday morning ths city employees began
the work % removing that portion Of Albef-
tos' cabin that WAS on tho ground needed
for opening ths street Joe warned The
men 20 quit and ths matter hung hfe until
nine O'Clock. whsn the city marshal vas
sent 70. IhAt officer trisd 10 az
plain TO Albsrtos that por-
tion Of his cabin would bavs 20
come down. aa he had sold the ground 10
the city. bat ths Mexican would not con-
soni. The marshal. seeing that AlbeFtOs
would not listen 10 reason, told the men 70
90 ahead and take on the side Of ths cabin
that was on the citV's property. No sooner
was there a hole through than Albertos
showed bayOnet. attached Co q stick.
through the opening. Ihe men feared 10
do any more. esr eeiailV as Albertos threat
ened 20 shoot. The marshal then showed
the door open and oame face 20 face with
Albortos. who pointed q bulldog revolver
~ MIN lho Eeu Ns.h cocAels anu hlDeftpn
Was eIoited and crazy enough 20 shoot. He
caught the marshal by the coat with one
hand and With the other held the pistol IN
his faoe. 10 looked serious for a minute
but Ofneers Nnnasse and Lvneh we're
present The former iumped IN
and disaTmod the MsIican, and
then be was taken 20 the city Jail. The
worknen then went ahesd With thsi' tack,
taking Of a portion Of Albertoa' cabin and
boarding u up again. The cabin is pToba-
ably the most filthy place In the city. and
the health officer should see 20 II that u 10
thoroughly cleaned.
No charge has been entered sRainst Al
beTtos. lie is not a sane being, and while
probably not responsible for his actions. he
IL nevertheless a dangerous character 10 be
at liberty. lie hns an idea that some sf
his best friends az his worst enemies. and
the threats be has made against them may
not be 30 idle 90 they seem.
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CANYON FERRY NOTES.
business Il Picking Up. and the Mines
Are Looking Up.

business Il Picking Up, and the Mines
Are Looking Up.
CANYON Ferry, April 4.-The body OF ice
that served as bridge 10 the oanIon
across the river through the cold weather.
broke loose and moved out Sunday nom
ing. The river is higher than ever known
at this time Of the year.
As spring advances business becomes
livslier. 1he Golden Cloud mine is pTOv-
ing valuable property aud making satis-
factory runs under the now management.
The Little Dandy employs q good many
men and the new owners are very much
pleased with their investment. Court
Sheriff has a crew OF men At work al the
saw mill and the mines in Msgpie Rulch.
Among the visitors during the past few
DAYS are Secretary OF State ROtwitt, Who 10
enjoying visit and rest wish old friends
ana looking after hia mining interests
here. Or. Carmichael and wife drove out
Sunday last. The doctor made profess
sional trip 10 York, while his wife remained
a guest of Mrs. Sheriff. Harry Lombard.
who has many friends among the old
timers in this vicinity. made q hastY visit
with some OF his Helena friends.
Our local amatsurs gave the people a
pleasant surprise last Saturday evening -
ths hall. IN The Irish Linen Psddlef."
Those who took part we're Aessrs. Fuller,
Dunbar and Silverman aud Misses Annie
and Minnie HOrtop and Rinna and Edna
Hills. Dunbar as Pat, the peddlef, created
much AMUSEMENT and all deserve much
praise for their untiring efforts.
Mrs. &. Sheriff gave pleasant entertain
ment 10 the olo-timeTs April In honor of
MIR. sherih's birthday. the time being
agseeably spont in music. singing, old-tims
stOfiss and anecdotes, and an apprOpfiats
recitation BY Mary Sheriff. All united In
expressions of thanks 20 the hostess.
Among those present we're hessrs. Power.
Marshall, Hoglsn, Carmichael, furgeson,
Lambert Phillips. Harris aud Doolittls.
SIR. and Mrs. Jos. Hooper, Of kenWood,
parents of Nrs Sheriff, will spend q few
days at the Ferrv. when Mr. Hooper and
little grandson. Freddie Sheriff, will esle-
brste their birthday together.
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shall decline 20 cast my vote In Huch eondi-
tion % confusion as this"
Mr.. Burrows attempted 10 nddress tue
ehsir While Mr.. Wilson. of Washington
cried; Tyranny. tyranny bnttho speaker
would not listen. and ordered tho clerk 70
proceed 10 call the foil
The republicans refused 20 vote on the
first roll call. The anti-silvsr democrats
We e In despair. as the frat roll call gave
the silver men the necessary tWo-thirds.
Finally, after consultation. theY agreed 20
vote and dii vote on the second roll call.
This TUNED tbs tide and upon the an
nouncement Of the vote 10 was found the
motion TO pass the bill over the veto had
been defeated, the silver men lacking sew
eHty-four Of the necessary two-thirds.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvlTlES

MoNrRosr. Col. Arril 4.-Hotel Belvi-
dere and contents burned Yesterday. Total
loss estimatel az 500 00o0. Insurance 81 .o10
LrFrstc. Aprii 4.-The old common law
coatt building. one OF ths landmarks Of the
city. vas dsstroJel BY Gre 81 iHeendlarY
origin.
WASHINGTON. Apn s-it has been de-
cided that tie American BsriuE sra Il %
shall be under command % Commando
Charles T.. Clarke. oi tuo Moh.can.
1T LOUIS Apru h-Judgs Caldwell, 90
the United States circuit hled With thc
CLERK an o def empowering the rscsive g.
pay intsfeat o. several series of bonds
issued by the Frisco ioAo.
LONDON, April f.-W Welsh Rsmbers OF the
house % commons have decided 90 ask sue
appointment Of grand committee Tor
Wales. similar 40 the oRe Sir George 1revc-
lYn proposed for Scotland.
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Hungarian. Honor Ko..u,h.

NV YuBa. April THE entire day vas
given ~ 90 HunRafians, in honor Of Louis
kossuth. lie Hungarian. Italian. Polish
aud Iish socisties paraded. The American
Gag OF 1872 Was hoistsd 40 half-mast on
Central Park block house. and from the
city hall waved American aud Hungarian
dnes AZ haIf- mast Here also the Colum-
bian liberty bell tollsd ninoty-two times. as
the procession passed. denoting kossuth' .
ags A the iight Of abe tiag was the 9TH
cial dag OF the Columbian exposition, and
"a the left Hungarian liberty nag OF lois.
Hungarian societies sung kossuth's fare.
we'll song. Al niaht memorial exercises
we're held m Cooper Union.
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Mi..ouis Democratic Ticket.

Special 70 The Independsnt.
ArssoULA. April 4.-The democratic con
vention for the nomination Of city officers
was held In the court house this evening.
The names OF J. NJ. Evans aRd John l..
sloan we're placed in nomination for police
magistrate. the former gentleman being
the choios OF she convention. twenty. three
TO nine.
The nomination for city attorney WAS
won by X. NJ. Nichols. the present city
attorney. by = vote OF eightssn 10 fifteen.
X. l.. MeColloch beiug his opponent. Den
mia Curran. ths present oity treasurer. re-
ceivsd ths nomination for that office By
aeclamation.
The ward nominations for aldermen we're
confirmed ne follows firs, ward. Joseph
Dssehampi; Second. Harvey Biggs; Third.
J. W. l. ster; Fourth, V. N. Woisse. The
convention was orderly sud harmonious.
The ticket put no is a strong one.
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Ii,lA. Peru. Apul 4. senior Pedro Solar
was drst viea- president OF the republic with
the late president, BE mudess. lie accuses
tho ncrmudsse ministry OF violating the
constitution. While oherinG hinu tue prssi-
denrv they rlscei she army ard navT undsf
control of the second vlcs-presid3nL giving
th. Inter rover 10 usurp the functions
ruaranteed bT the constitution 10 she nrst
v.cn-rr r aideut.
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Tr.n.psrl.,lsn Rsfs..a Them.

Special to Tho independent
BUTTE April a delegation OF the IN
employed called on the board OF county
commissioners to-day aud asked for trans
portstlon TO Washinaton. They said thsT
wanted 90 join COXsJ's army. They we're
we'll dressed and we're foreigners. Their
request vss refused.
A meeting Of 800 or iO0 unsnploysd vas
held here Tonight 60 form a company OF
CoEsJ's army. IL was decided 20 call
publis meeting OF uBemploIed In front 81
the court house for saturday niGht aud
devise ways and means for starting the
army 90 washingiOH. A mAn named Wm.
Hogan presided 81 the meeting. The or
ganization is called the Montana Commune.
10 is TO be divided into santons or com
panies Of ten or twelve men each.
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LoNpoS. April i.-NothinR but the vigil
ance Of the enRinser prevented fatal &C
cident 60 the ptince OF Wales AZ harseilles
station. Tbs prince stayed too long at the
huffsL As the train started be olung 10 the
rAIiinn of the saloon carriage. The station
master saw the danger and signullod thu
engineer. who stopped the train. The
prince arrived safely ~ Pans.
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ktw NouR. Arril i.-The New York con
fe5encs of the Methodist Episcopal church
met 90 uiuoty nfth annual session. res-
oiution was adopted to postpone unth after
tbe next general conference action upon
ths tropoaitioa that women cit aa delegates
iu tho general confotenoc.
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commsnaer Heysrmsn Guilty.

WASHINGTON. April 4.-Ihs result Of the
court martial in the case Of Commander
HeyefmAp. commanding the kearsarRe, is
that be is guilty Of nseligenoe in suffering
the vessel TO run upon the reef aud Of in
efficiency In the performance OF duty. He
is s.ntenesd 10 be suspended from duty for
two years on whiting dcrs. but 90 retain
his present number az commander. On
account OF faithful service all members Of
the court recommended elemency 90 the
reviewing authority.
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Trrinr TO Rseer.r RsIIc..

WAsHINoroS. April 4.-Ths navy depart
msnt 10 making an effort TO recover the
plate Of the KeRr, rye. carried TO JamHisa
b, native wreck r.. and other historical
relics Of the famous old ship.
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CoLoRADo srEsos. April L-slnos ths
Cripple Greek miners rejected the Proposed
comproniss the mine owncrs declare they
will make no further effort 20 meet tha
unions OF oommttees. but vii o9srats
their properties with non-uaion Insn, 90
not a. all.
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special 20 tho Independent.
ButN0s. April william LoekabI.
convicted OF murder in the second degrees.
and Who killed Clarence ani Daniel Ia
wards on Red Lodge eek. vas sentenced
bv Judge Mhhafn 60 thirty i've years in
the atate prison.
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Special 10 The Independent.
BUTTS. April t-Thsrs was cutting
adrsy IN the saloon Of John Kosher in
Msaderville Johsn Weren't Was stabbed
thirteen times by another Austrian named
Antoine Shublck. None Of she wounds .
eonsidsfed serious. The assalant is ar
rested. Cause OF the aifray is not known.
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WATER NOTICE.

In accordance with Section l of Chap
tiers XXNl of the laws of 1856:
All persons holding water privileges
or those paying water rates, are hereby
notified that the water rates for the term
ending december 81, 1924. will be due
and payable at the office Of the Houolu u
Water Works, on the LIST day of July,
1894.
all such rates remaining unpaid for
fifteen days after they are dee will be
subject to an additional La per cent.
hates are pay 4be at the Office of the
Water Works In the kapuaiwa Building
ANDR w BROWN,
Superintendent Bo olu Water Works.
Honolulu, I'll. l., June 10, 1894.
37I8-td
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LIST I.Iize SIS; Second Prize SIS.

list I-Tize So Second Prize sI5.
Conditions: Not less than tour team,
ni tel nlel each 10 enter; any nnlltar,
rit b pouni trigger pull; 80 rounds :,
ZiO Yards; limited 10 one entry tor e..ci
team. Entrlnve fee $40.
X5-CITszGNs' MATCH.
large number OF valuable I, izas
viii he given; winners To RAKE tht.i
choice according TO r,iik any rife; fiv,
rounds; disJarsc- 30 yards no air o.
set Triggers Of Telescope al his allowed
t-"lsI-e Unl!mit- d. knsraHcs. fee 81
zEG All msmners % the Association
WHO have Ma t over so pr cant Al IN
GENERAL meeting oi ti.e IL K =. viii hot
tie allowed IL compete
EE AL entries III thu Citizens Mat h
are 10 n madt at tine range on he day
oi the mat, h, and peTs rs VIII shoot at
cor ing 10 TIE hummer on their tickets
EZ iseWheIs is publishrd p l,sg of
DINO Is and priz Ten Citizens Match.
q ~ EHtries IN the assoc atiou'r reg
uiar matches nnst me made befors J
u & OK on iuesday Juy j, 1874
EN Entries can be made AT T. q Hal.
< Sons, or 10 Inc Secretary
RANK HDSTACF,
FRANK CLIFFoRD, Pre-ioient
SECRETARY 37-3-td
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BYAUTHORITY.
Irrigation Notice.

Holders of water privileges, or those
paying water rates, are hereby notified
that the hours for irrigation purposes are
from TO o'clock a. NJ. and TO
O'Clock NJ. a. BROWN,
Superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
Approved:
J. a. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Honolulu, May %. 1874. 3S9S-u
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The Water Supply is Ample

And q pest
RoF author ors
supply the 10 count
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO EARLY SETTLERS !
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List of Prizes for Citizens Match.
e. r. e., JULY d, 1894.

The following prizes have beer
donated by merchants OF HonolnIu
10 be competed for at the Association
Range on July 4th; prizes to be
selected by winners according to
scores:
| First Cash Prize of S25
second CASH i'r ze of SIS
/ Third Cash Prize of so
AhOv. three Iirizss offered by the Hawai-
| ian Rife As ociaUIon.
Castle * Cooke, student Lamp.
Hon. Il Co, Reading stand.
r. Ptiip, Whip.
Henry Davis q Co. 3 10 Tin Crackers.
II. +. Nichnjan. Piece of SilYecware.
Levi Il Co. tam.
Benson NTH q o.
H. =. iregl IAN d Son, BOX OF Collars.
j.. +. Tfacy, Dress Shirt.
Z. q. Ihrum.
J. j Egau
II May Il o., Box Best Tea.
=. q. Hal & ) IA Piec- of ~ifve1ware
Levers & Cooke, Gar.ien Seat
facIic Hardware Co, Picture and
Frame.
} =. Martin. Pair OF Trousers.
Hob on, Newman & Go.
Eh'e Ice Cream ParloTs, Handsome
Cake.
Hawaiian Star Newspaper Assn, One
Years subscription
Nj. McInerny Straw Fat
w q. Pea ock q Co., Reg of Wine
Hawaiian Wine Co., One Doz Asstd.
Wine
w s Lnce, Liqnor to the Value of 81
.iohn + OFT Chamber.
Nilter Il Co., ne Ton D P Coal
California Feed Co., Bag of Oats.
McChesney & Sons, Box Soap.
j. A. Hopper. Bag Of f mi kice
l1ypan Bros, hox OF Cigars.
M ,. GrIDbaum d o., kng.ish Hogskin
Riding SADDLE.
Hawaiian \ VS. Co.
a. w. Schmi 4 Il Sons.
W @. Irwin & Co., Il Barrel GranuIated
Sugar.
J Emmeluth < Co., Goods to the Value
of IS
=. w Lede~er. Rug D go.
j. t. MaterhouSe, AiTe noon Tes Set.
Hawaiian Hafdwaye Co, Ranging amp
III Hackteld Il o.. StudenI I,tup
Inter Slafd , = Co One To- at Coal
Z. ever Il Go S in II. y. sold Com
Fkw han GAz TIE Co one Years
SUbScrltion to Daily or >ep.i-Weekly.
Ill }. Note 100 Havana Cigars
OrdwaH & Porter. A tic e o K Rocker
}. Wilia one boz Cabin>t Puoto>.
j.. A Ia OLSON.
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Notes on various subjects.
Artesian Wells on Oahu.
A Cotton Factory.
Louisiana Planters and the Sugar
Tariff
Walking Sticks ard Umbrella
Handles.
Notes on Chemistry of Taro.
Notes on kohala P,aBtations.
About Cotton Mills.
Hawaiian Village at the Fair.
Saving Easier than Earning.
Value of Connie, cial Fertilizers.
Beet Sugar In America.
Cultivation Of G, ff q.
Coffee Culture in Mexico.
Supply and Demand.
House OF Representatives opposed
to the Sugar Schedule.
Buying Cane nv Analysis.
The Steffens' Process.
The Beet Sugar Industry.
Louisiana Sugar Crop.
Subscription $3.50 a year.
Fore,gn subscription 50 year.
Bound Volumes. ......- 8 SO
Back Volumes bound TO order.
GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO.,
46 Merchant st.. Homo ulr
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STES4AL ANDOCEMEN1S TO EARLY
I oNs
lumber andaItu
a
efoye obtaned
g loft
lhossw ho become
to mhac rstunirv
the will
ene
and their
in Gleavng
hive
class
n in
PearC
ne ninsus
can have transportation on all
is
n cents
IN
offered to he putlc
dtor all
t a
O homes at PearlCit
e 4 6cent."
4
r F. DnI Nc Genera Manager
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NE nefe Is a recent discovery which
tt'ooaoiy few of our best school
49, 'hers are aware of: 1.-THE high
n n mountain in the world is Mount
ccuiess, in the Island of New
tor inca. 1t was discovered by Cap
1Sa, a. j. Lawson of London, in
fss, = /. 1t is 32,76 feet high-37S1
higher than Mount Everest"
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rels % baltimore paper says 10000 bar
citv AMERICAN whisky are iu that
possa awaiting export for storage pur
Of ts 10 order to avoid the payment
coa 'ax before it is ripe or needed for
s0asumps;on.