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Farmer Shot aud Killed.

Special Dispdtch 10 The Intclh0encer.
MARrIXsBURG, W. VA, Now 90
Henry NJ. Lloyd, a prominent young
farmer, OF this county, was accidentally
shot and instantly killed by his friend,
Ellis Rush, yesterday afternoon. He
was engaged in hauling corn from a
field at the time, when Rush, who was
hunting, came up and proceeded to load
his gun. While putting on the cap he
carelessly turned the gun in the direc-
ton of Lloyd, who was standing only a
lew feet in front Of him, and in some
way accidentally discharged it The en-
tire load took effect in Lloyd's face.
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PrrrspuRGn, PA, Nov. 2o.-George NJ.
Irwin. tho discretionary pool manager,
arrived to-day from New York, and was
Mt once taken to Magistrate Gripp's
Office, where he gave bail for the eight
suits against mm in the SUN OF $500
each.
can he learned OF his probable future
moypments. Ills attorney says Irwin
cannot DO hold liable tor cent
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CzARowIIz DEAD.
Rumor in odessa to the Eject that BE
Died Last Sunday.

A Rumor in odessa to the Eject that he
Died Last Sunday.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-An Odessa dispatch
to the Daily News says it is rumored
there that Grand Duke George, the
czarowitz, died Sunday last. No official
confirmation Of tho rumor has been re-
ceived. The report, however, has
thrown the city into a state of gloom.
Grand Duke George is the second son
of the late Car Alexander, and was
born April q, 1871. He has long been
a suGerer from lung disease, and for
wears past has been compelled by his
physicians TO reside in the Caucasus.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 29.-Secre-
,ary Herbert has returned from Ala
bama and was at the navy department
TODAY. He says that there will be no
trouble in Alabama az result OF the
manifesto OF Reuben Kolb, who asserts
that he intends to be inaugurated as
governor .v.,
"Thero will be no show Of force" said
the secretary, "and the affair is gotten
up by Kolb, who is seeking notorlety
and means nothing more"
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ITHACA, n. Y, Nov. 2a-Fuly $500
nooplc. shivercd, danced and yelled
themselves hoarse this afternoon at tho
foot ball game between Cornol's team
and and their old.lime rivals from Lehigh.
T,%o game was sharply contested from
a,art @ to finish aud ended in dispute
or"r go, wbnt the Cornell men claimed to
u, n fair touchdown by Starbuck. The
I,barS eleven was awarded the victory
bv n score Of 10 to G, however.
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IHT QTAKBRS won.
~. crimson Goes Down Before
the White and Blue.
EXCITING GAME At PHILADELPHIA,
;, which tho University of Penn
svlyania Defeats Harvard,
WITNESSED BY TWENTY THOUSAND

,.,ol.. Who Yell Themselves HoarsO.
o.n.ain Emmons, of Harvard. Dis
,bI.d-The Lineup of tho Teams
and tho score in Dosaii-a1ichlgan
upi,srsl.y Defeats Chicago "A
Cam, at Washington Turns Into a
p,o, and Police Interference Was
Necessary Other Games = Dart
mouth shu. ons
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At Hictl,nOnd.

RrcnMoHp, Va, Nov 20.-University
of Virginia. 81; UnivOrsiiy Of North
CnroIinn o.
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BERLIN, Nov. 29.-A dispatch from St.
Petersburg says that at the cars In
s,ipat,on a bill is being prepared to in-
troduce elementary education through
ont Rnssia,
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For collie. scour, sprOins, bruises,
.r,yin swellugS and all diseases ol
horse, and cattle Johnson's Magnetic
oil horse brand, Give' excellent salis-
faction, 81 90 size soc, soc size Zoe
Charles X, GoetEo aud w. W. Irwin
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vania's for.y.yard line. Wharton made
four yards and Knipe went through left
tackle for two yards. Harvard's ball on
downs on her twenty.yard line. White
more tried left end for no gain. Penn
sylvania then got the ball on four downs
on Haryard's twenty-dve-yard line.
Pennsylvania was putting up great
game. Brooke tried for goal from the
field from the forty-yard line, but
missed. Hayes kicked to oSgood. who
fumbled the ball and then fell on 1t.
Brooke kicked to Hayes, who fumbled
the ball, but fell on It on Harvard's
eighteen.yard line. Hayes failed to
gain through the centre. Penn
sylvania got the ball for of-
side play. Osgood made ten yards
around left end. but the ball
was brought back for holding. On the
next line up Wharton was injured but
resumed play. Hayes kicked to the
Quaker's thirty.fye-yard line and Har-
yard men fell on it. Hayes made eight
yards around right end. He was beauti-
fully tackled by Brooke. Dunlap made
four yards through the center. Ball on
Pennsylvania twenty-two-yard line.
Hayes made Ave yards through center.
The ball was then on Peunsylyanta's
twelve-yard line. A moment later the
ball was taken over by Waters for q
touchdown. A. Brewer missed goal
Score: Pennsylvania l2, Harvard 4.
Brooke kicked of to Harvard's goal
line, and the ball was brought to Har-
wards twsnty.fve-yard line. Hayes
kicked 10 Pennsylvania forty.fye,yard
line, and Osgood, by the beautiful in
reference OF Brooke and Knipe, took
the ball TO Harvard's twenty-fve.yard
line. Knipe made four yards through
the centre. Wagonhurst made two
yards through the centre. knipe then
went through the centre for five yards:
In the scrimmage F. Shaw was injured
and Doucett took on at centre. the
ball was on Harvard's Vineyard line;
It was passed 10 Brooke for try at goal
from the field, but he missed it by
twenty yards.
THE LAST scRIMMAGE.
The ball was brought to Harvard's
twenty-five yard line, Hayes kicked to
Osgood at Pennsylvania forty-fve
yard line and Osgood by the interfer-
ence OF Knipe and Colbert, carried the
ball to Harvard's fve-yard line, knipe
made two yards through center and o.
good carried the ball over for a touch
down, Brooke punted out to Williams
at Harvard's ten-yard line and Brooke
kicked goal. Score: Pennsylvania Is;
Harvard 4.
HAYES kicked to Pennsylvania If
teen yard line and Brooke returned the
kick to Harvard's forty yard line,
HAYES made five yards through the CEN
ter, Whittemore made the ten yards
through right tackle. The ball was
now in the center Of the field. HAYES
attempted to 90 around the left end but
lost five yards. The game was called
at 4:55 with the ball on Harvard's forty
five yard line.
Final score: IS to in favor OF Penn
sylvania. First hall, Pennsylvania 2;
Harvard o; second half. Pennsylvania
16; Harvard 4.
The teams lined I'D as follows:
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The greater part OF the pension cases
now pending in the bureau are old
cases. Many OF them have been pend
ing for years, and have been examined
one or more times prior to the present
administration. Upon examination 1t
has been found, in many instances,
that proof was not sufficient to sustain
q pension. The attention OF tho appli-
cants having been called to tho dofect
in some cases, efforts had bocn made to
supply tho needed testimony.
Tho great discrepancy between the
number OF cases now being allowed and
the number allowed two or more years
grows out Of tho fact that the pending
cases constitute a remnant OF an inn
mense number OF claims Of which those
well established have already been ad-
judicated.
The secretary says the work, accom-
p!ished in eighteen and a half months.
is unprecedented in tho history OF the
department, being more than twice the
number Of cases disposed OF in like
period by the prior administration.
Secretary Smith calls attention to tho
saving OF $4I,770 on tho patent office
gazette, the result Of contracts by COM
pelitive bids.
The report shows that tho total dis
bursements to date for tho eleventh
census amount to Sl0,365,676. In the
last annual report it was stated that
something loss than S500,00O would bo
ample to finish the census up. 1t is
now apparent that S275,OOo will com.
pletc tho work. .,
Tho secretary ends his report with nm
earnest recommendation for an addi-
tional building for the interior depart
ment.
For AddItlonnl Rcport Sec seyenth Page.l
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For West Virginia. showers in northern, talr
&, sonthern portion; warmer southeast winds
Far Western PtunsYyHuiR, showers, warmer
ySy nbtn aud Indiana. showers in the carly
morning ana probably during Friday warmer,
southeast winds,
THE IrSrERATvnE YESTERDAY,
ne furnished by {, sCREEPP. druggist corner
Market nnd Fourteenth streets.
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81. ,''.,,..,,, N IS IS &catbcF%FSiF al
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sr. LOUIS, No., Nov. 29.-lllinois Uni
yersity, 10; Pastime Athletic Club, 0.
Tho last half was played in a pouring
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CLgARrIELD, Pa, Nov. 29.--Clearleld
defeated Dubois at foot ball to-day by n
score OF 80 to y.
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rs follows:

THE LINE UP.
PrSSA, POSITIONS. HARVARD.
Colbert, Left End .....-E Emmons (Cabot):
Wagonhurst.Leit Tackle. HRllowell (Wheelefh
Woodruff. Left Guard. ...... MaeEie. ,,,..-,
Bull .."......... Centre ......F Shew NDOucelteJ.
Wharton. ...... Right Guard...J. y. SbdNy.
Minds ..........Rlght Tackle. .Watefs.
Rosengarten Right End .....A. Brewer
Williams , Quarter Back. Wren.
Knipe,, ,.,.,..,., Left Halt Bk... .Whittemore.
Osgood ,.,...,,,RIght Half B'kC. Brewer (Hayes).
Brooke. ....... Full Back..... Fairchild (Dunlop)
Touchdowns- -wagonhunt, Knipe, osgood and
Waters
Safety touchdown-Hayes.
Goals from touchdown Brooke, 2
Referee-Paui Dashiet. Lehigh.
Umpire-Laurie Bliss, Yale.
Liuesman-Dr. W. A. Brook, Harvard, and DR..
Charles S. Chot, Lehigh.
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Steamship Arrivals


New Yo.l-Runlc. from Liverpool,
New Yofl-MIs,lsslpPi. i.om London
The Helena independent., 1894-08-25
THE FOURTH DAY.
California Democrats Finally Nominate .
Candidate for Governor.

Caiifornis Democrats Finally Nominate q
Candidate for Governor.
SAN FRANcIsoo. Aug. 4.-when darkness
closed upon the fourth day OF the demo-
cratic state convention the platform bad
boen adopted. q state committee appointed.
and q candidate for governor nomi-
mated. For governor four candidates
were placed in nomination. Barney Mur-
ply. Of San Jose. ex-ststs senator; Er-
Congressman ]. II. Budd. OF Stockton
ConrressmAn James q. Maauirs. and Dsn-
mis- spencer. OF Naps. Bndd was nomi.
mated Oh the third ballot. Ben Maddox. OF
Tulare, was nominated for secretary oi
state.
GnAND ISLAND. Nsb.. Aug. 25.-The pop
ulists to-day nominated the following
ticket; Governor. silns A. Holcomb; lieu
tenant governor james II. Gafiin; score
tary OF state. ii. W. McFadden; auditor
John W. Wilson; treasurer. John II. Pow
ora; attorney genera. d. B. Gary
commissioner Of public buildings, W. ].
Kent. The platform emphasizes the de-
mand for the free aud unlimited coinage o
silver nj ths present ratio of sixteen 10 one;
brands as treason to labor In every form
and 10 the bsss interests OF tbs whol,
country. tho unconditional repeal by con.
Rresa of the purchasing clause OF the oher
man sot
PARSONS, Kan. Aug. 2t.-W. T. Sapp o
GAlsna. was nominstcd for congress by
the democrats of tho Third district to-day
defeating Populist Congressman Hudson.
SKDALIA. No., Aug. 2l-Col. Van Il,
Whiekpr. editor of the Euterpriss Sentinel
was nominated for congress by The prohi.
bitionists OF the Seventh district.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-25
TEL EGRApnIC BRgYITIRs.

FRAsEioRT. Ind. Aug. 2l.-A boiler cr.
plodod here TO-DAY. killing John VeTmillion
aud Wu Jackson.
wAsuiEuroS AuR. 2t-The cash hRlnno,
In tho freaanry to-day was Sl26 $40. .052, OF
which kbl, b53 400 was gold eaerys.
AnrEmR. Kan. Aug. ~. Tho millsrs OF
central kahaha have combined undsr ths
nsms ',f The Central Milling company, and
will knep q Representatives In Boston 70 sell
Kansab nour in New EBgland.
CmhAno Aug. N.-Tomny Ryan yelteF-
day ,ARned hrtioloa % agreement To 0ght
Billv Layton, the western weltuf weight
champion. befors the ~, Josoph Athletic
olnll. Of 81. Joseph. No.. hspt ia.
PNnAuELrmA, Aus. -phiiAdsiphiA u,
Pltssnra u Baltimore g. SO. Lauia 2;
ireoEiyn 10, Cincinnati .; New lo 4 "a,
Lou Ivile 4; first game Boston 4 Oleve-
land l0l second game Boston "a. Cleveland
d Washington o. Chicago 10.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-25
AZ the Brosdwate.
sharps's oL estra al the Bros iwstsr 10
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Matthias STAFF. q native Of Norway. val
made q citizen in The distriet court ysster-
day.
The Union Pacific has made a rate OF SlC
for the round "trip 20 Denver and return, on
account OF tho irrigation eonaross. Sept !.
Train No. l on the Northern Pacific was
de aged yesterday two hours through q
break down Of the locomotive two mile,
vast ot BokemAn.
Those who have subscribed provisions fol
the entertainment OF tho Butte A. q. u. W.
on sunday are requested TO send them 10
tho auditorium to-day.
The fndsr Of pair of hemstitchsd linen
pillow ceas on the road to the fair grounds
is requested 10 leave them with Secretary
Pope, Of tbe Fair association.
A decree OF nnal distribution In the es-
tate Of ArabsilA Matthews vss died with
tho oounty clerk and recorder yesterday.
The estate WAS administered on in Butte.
some Of the property Ia In Helena.
Ths transfer OF the q eat Notthsrn gen
Sral office In tbu city wns made yesterday
from VIM. Harder. the old agent TO T. c.
putton. the new agent Mr.. Harder eoss
TO Po tland az general HRent OF tho Oregon
Railway a Navigation Co.
]. l.. Finley drew gun on the BARTENDER
a. the orld bAh Deer garden early yta'
terday morning. The barkesper Rtapplsd
witt him aud held onto the gun. OhceI
Quinlen arrested Finley and Judge diga
iusd him ior carrying concealed weapons.
A two -yeaf-old girl OF Shelton Hamilton.
1909 Logsn street. Was badly bitten about
ths face by y bulldog belonging 70 hr.
Hamilton, yesterday afternoon. The right
cheek waa bitten through, while the lef,
side escaped with few scratches Dr. O.
A. Perrin, who attended the little one. took
two stitches Ia the rieht ehseh.
Blind Tom gave a good entertAinmont ai
Mine'u last night He 10 certainly q won.
detful performer 10 bis line. His speciAli
lies were all pretty good, but his piano
plNJ ing wus the part Of hls entertainment
most enioIed. lie rendered the mos, din
cult oom positions In a faultleU style. aud
the melody he bTooeh, forth from his lu-
~ umsnt will lluRer long 10 ihe memories
OF those who heard him.
ID. O. Kyle aud W. n. slaughter have
been admitted 10 bail In 5000 each by
Judge knowlea 10 answer for contempt 10
not obefinR an order OF the United tates
court IN the case OF John NJ. hOboheld, re-
eslVsf OF the Albuquerque National bank.
va s. NJ. Folsom aud others. In the same
case Judge Knowles signed another order
10 gather tho remainder OF the herd OF
cattle IN dlapute aud sell them aud turn lhs
moneJ into court
The Helena independent., 1894-08-25
PERSONAL

Misc 0snevlove Burnham will lonvo TO
DAY for n short visit TO Columbia Falis
Lieut. Combs arrived from Fort Ellis
yesterday. lie had been attending tho su-
oampmOnt Of state troops NJ Camp Rick
ards.
Architect r. L. Matthias many friends
will DO glad 10 learn thai he has returned
10 tbs olty after an absence OF nearly two
PEARS.
j. l.. HoTL OF Dubuqus Iowa. arrived
yesterday, Mr.. HorT ID interested In the
coal mines bearing hia namo Ia the upper
Yellowstone valley near Cinnaba'.
Prof. O. W. Peterson, teacher for TsaTs
OF penmAnahip. Bookkeeping and Pornln
phonoarnphy. 10 the the State uuivetsitT
VI MiohiRnn. mas been engaged for tho
coming year by Prof, EngelhoTn. OF the
Helena business College.
A. J. lissaauL orOa. Fails, N. N. STARK.
Dss Moinesg O. n. DuFkec, Ios Angelica;
and WIN. =. liAwlov. ". y. Kippin, IL. A.
nnvidsou, X, J. MeRae. \. O. Whaloly and
M. q. MatiaOu, OF Butte, were among tlla
arrivals a, the bro dwaler yesterday.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-25
TIED UP FOR FOUR HOURS.
The Rapid Transi, Had Troubh About II
Water mn.

The Rapid Transi, Had Troublb About Its
Water mn.
From shortly after 10 o'clock Yesterday
morning until Two o'clock In thst afternoon.
the care OF tho Rapid 4 hnsit ',ompAny did
not run. The line owed the w ter company
for nearly two month"; watoI' supplied 10
tho power houae. The wv,er company
asked for payment or that President
Loehsy. Of the Rapid Traul II. guarantee
the bill. President Looksy said he was
serving the company without pry sny how,
aud ho would not guarantee the bill. AZ
tho road 10 expected 10 nlihnge hAnds
shortly the wnter company teoidsd TO on
foio 90 payment by shuttini of the waite,
which was done at twenty minutes before
10 yesterday morning. III. al. Parchen and
others OF tho Electric line offered % guar
antss the bill, and the wAs r was turss on
about ten O'Clock. Meanslms Mr.. Lookey,
who vas on ths Odd ellows' tecsption
committee. had pono out to tho Btosd-
water, and there waa n,l one to order tho
nne started up. ]. Pnktr VeAzsy. OF Great
Falls. counsel OF the company. was in
formed OF the tie no ant ordered tbs line
started. which was dona about two o'clock
IN the afternoon.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-25
American nar Association

sARATooA, N. y, Aus. 24-At ,o-day's
meeting of the American Bar association
the committee on nominations reported tho
following officers who we're elected; Pr eai-
dent, Jas. @. Garter. New York; secretary.
John Hiukley. Baltimore. treasurer,
Francis Ravis. Philadelphia, executive
com mitiee. the above and also John Ran
dolph Tucker, OF Virqinla; Goo. A. Mercer.
OF Georgia; Alfred Hemonway, OF Masss-
chus0tt,, and Is q. hohley. Of Wisconsin.
Papers were read by Edmund Wstmore. OF
New York, on Some OF the Limitations
aud Requirements OF Legal Education In
the United States" and william kesvsr, of
Columbia college. on The lnduotivO
The Helena independent., 1894-08-25
CAR LINES TO CONSOLIDATE.
The Eleoirio and Rapid Transit WIN Ds
One sept, 4.

One sept. q.
On Bopt, the Rapid Transit railway
will bs consolidated with tho Helena Else-
trio line, aud will psas into the control and
under the management OF the latter oerpOr-
alton. The deal has been IN process for
somo lime and the details have about bsep
agreed on. 1hs object Of ths oonaollds-
tion 10 10 run the two lines on a strictly
business basiG without con fiioting sOhs ules
and With ths idea OF accommodating the
public along the different routes. The
Operating expenses will be materially To-
duoed under the single management. There
Will be but one power house instead OF two,
She Helena Electric limo using their present
qua tors and utilizing the powerful RenoF-
AloFa Of the hspid Transit company.
When ths tranSfsf 10 made the entire street
railway system of Helena will be under one
management.
A special dispatch from 81 Paul las,
night sAys: "A petition wac presented 10
Judge Hicks in Minneapolis to-day By the
Minneapolis Trust company, receiver OF
No tthwsstsru Guaranty Loan compsny,
asking tha, an order be issued requiring
tho eIsditofs 10 show cause whs a contract
should not be entered into consolidating
the Union Electric Railway company, the
Electric Light plant al Helons, the Gas
Light and Coke company, aud the Helena
Hot Springs aud BmsltoF Isilway company.
he last named Of these companies 10 the
one in which Louia 7. MenaRs and the
Guaranty Loan company was interested.
4 ho sohome IL 10 unite all these interests.
surrenderina the assets 10 the new 90 fpora-
tion. in order 20 clear up the claims against
them. Tn, Helena Hot Springs and
Bmeltsr oompAny asks for uermission 10
pay iM pro rata parts Of tho $s6, 600 debt
which would be about $4,000 and TO take
In lieu OF its own properly $4,000 wo th Of
the stock OF the oonsolidAteI company and
S75, 900 worth Of tho hrst mortgage bonds.
Judge Hicks signed the order requested ana
the case will be taken up Sept. 10"
The Helena Hot springs and smelter
10 the predecessor Of the Rapid Transl,
company.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-25
WILL ADJOURN TUESDAY.
Both Houses OF Congress Decide
Upon Going Home at That
Time
It Seems Settled That tho Tar IN
Bill VIII Not Bo
Signed.
Hut win Bscoms a Law withou the
Approval of the Prssldsus-Lsn
Day OF Congress.

WLmmoIoS. Aug. 2i.-A rosolu lion for
adjournment nsIt Tuesday al two .. m.
was adopted by the house. Thu senate
adopted the house resolution providing for
sdioufpmsn, sine die Tuesday al two
o'clock.
President Clevsland's TurpoIe on the
tariff bill wss lhe main reason ff tho rsso-
luton passed In the house 10. q for final
AdjouTnmsnt al two O'Clock Z LssdAy. ID
was rspot led that CAtohinqs hu a called on
Cleveland to-day, and on risehina the
capitol conferred with Speak n Crisp no 10
adjournmen. The resolution was there
upon famed and introduced, with the Au-
thority OF ,hs rules comm iittes. II "a
undsrstood that Catchinga outlined this
plan TO tho president, and ID met his np-
proval.
Ohtohinas would say little M TO his talk
With the president. He rsR irdcd II rs set
,led that the bill would ba' ,oms law neI,
Monday a, midnight With out ths ptesi-
dents signature. Catching o was also in-
olined 70 the bslief thnt thu president would
send a message 10 oongrsss on the subject
II 10 said that willis mfssags on a meas
ufs not signed or vetoed would bo unuuual.
u would be entirely regular. II any posi-
tive action on the prsaid,snts part had bson
contemplated to-mofro or Monday ths
house managers woul' NOT have bornd
Themselves to havs posi 'ponsd adjou'nuiens
until Tuesday next.
Chairman Wilson Also went to the
White houso to-day. hat did not see the
president AZ tho cabi,lst meeting bad al
'oadS begun. WILSON accompanied friend
interested IN an sppoi ntment. and II was no,
the purpose OF the chairman to spsalt for
the tariff bill unless the president des ired a
conference. wilson has not seen the pres.
idsnt since the bill passed.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-25
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

The song and plano recital Of Mrs. Janet
Crosby aud Air. NJ. II. Hiuchfed thkes
place Monday evening al the opera houss,
Sale of seats begins this morning NJ Lock
woods drug s,ore. The programme aiven
by these aTtis Ia comprises selections by the
best compoasTs such as GrieR, Sehumann,
Wagner Mssoagni Rnbinstsin. Liszt,
Moskow owski. t1haminads. etc. MIRA Crosby g
singing ia m'usioAl 10 tho utmost degree.
combining magnificent voice and the
hiRhesl cult walton, received under aomo Of
the beet mn ItsTn In Europe. MI. Hirseh-
feld'a plaJthR is always auoh "a 10 ploaAe
his nudlene and NJ this recital he will por-
form q nuInbar of Taqueat pleosa.
The Helena independent., 1894-08-25
I,irai Road. cnn., Arrn..

CmoAoo Aug. qt-Tbo A,ohisoH ROAD
has announced poaitisely that II all not
become = member Of tho TFansoont,nontsl
association. which the Southern rsoinc 10
making an effort 10 revive IA will thfow
except that u will nOt become mcmbsf
Thia one thinR, however. ID euiilcient 70
kill the association entirely, Vho h,uih'
sFn Pacific will not ioiu the Atoaisnn GA
the outside, and unless these two roads oan
got together 10 will DO utterly I'M ossiDle 10
make auy prsiNnee Of runaing Any Hans-
continental association
The Helena independent., 1894-08-25
Biils Approved.

WASHINGTON. Aug. A.-Tho presp iont ha'
approved the following bills; Empowering
fourth class poBimastsis 10 atlEninistel
oaths 10 pensioners; extending tha time for
the completion pt q railroad bIidso over
the Columbia r.vOr near Vancouver. Wash;
providing for the opening OF certain absn-
doned military reservations; oil OF III,
appgopriaticn billa