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The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

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The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
4 DEAD DUCK nlMsnLE
snnutv .af Orogap, 10 tho ropuiisia of
Nfu.tHuu

rsnnulv ,ai prngar, ~ tho ropuiista af
AfoptHna
PuHnhND. ore, Oct, l.-0ov. PsnnoyeF
tu-day. Ia a letter dsoliainR 10 on au on.
gAgcmsnt thia week for the popalista In
Montann, said, "lf tho present ralnoua
depression in bualnias and vNlusu resulting
directly from tho decentralization Of siyor,
and not from tariff taIAuou O. change Ia
such taxation, will not psrsosds tho psopls
IT Aontnna 10 vote against both old DOlltl-
cal phtties, dominAisd by Wall street. aud
eQuRlly rest ontibls Tor aueh demonstIza-
tion, item no persuasion Of mlns Wonld be
awaiting. neither will they bs persuaded.
though one rose ffom the dead."
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
Mirror Lave usn.e Burned.

sARANAo LAKE, N. ". Oct. 1.-The Mirror
Lake house, on Lake Placid, was burned to
the ground last night. II closed for the
season a week ago. and only Manager @. T..
Martin. family. and a few servants ooeu-
pied tho buildins. All ESCAPED. Loss about
$l60. .000, insured for ons-half.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

MRs. 7. s. HkwKNA Chattanooga, Tenn,
says: ''shiloh's Vi,Aliz,f saved my life
l consider ID the best remedy for q dsbili-
tatsd systom ever used" For dyspspsia,
liver or kidney tronblo II eIesls. Price n
cents. For sale By Psiohen D'Aohsu
Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

DENVER. Oct. l.-Word has reached here
that Capt II. Il. RaT. U. s. A.. aeiinR In
dian agent at khoshons agency, near Fort
WashRkio, has been arrested. The warrant
charges wilfuily misbranding live stock
with intsnt 70 steal saune, and TO rTsysn,
Identification thereof, The oIims 10 alleged
10 have been committed Sept. 2. Charles
Blonde. an ex-eovboy. 10 charged AA 40.
ceaeoFy.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

SIMON Cum 10 sold on guarantees 10
cures inoipi,nt consumption. Ii is the best
cough cure. Only one oent dose. 2b osnt,
30 eonts and 81. For sale By Pa ohsn.
D'Acheul Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02
The sewer Caved In.

ROCHESTER, N. r.. Oct. 1.-Thrse mel
were buried b. a osvs-in Of the sewer to-
day. Ferdinand Ritz, a years old. and
Charles Howld, so. we're killed.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

KLnL's CLOVER noor. tie great blood purl-
fer. gives freshness and oleaTness TO ths
eomrloIion and cures constipation, %
cents, 30 cents, 81. For sale by Patehen-
D'Achsul Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-02

10 Il protection or free trade protect yonrtelf
from tho grip By taxing Hoods bsrsApArlllA
The Helena independent., 1894-12-04
RFHOT.fL asked.
On the Ground That They Are Unduly
Friendly 10 the Southern Pacific,

San Francisco, Dec. "A sensation was
created this morning Ia the United States
district court, before which Main aud
Cassidy A. H. e. men. we're on trial for
conspiracy. Attorney Monteith. their
counsA formally moved 10 have United
States District Attorney Garter and As
sistant District Attorney Samuel Knight
removed from their positions as prose-
cutors Ia the case on the ground OF bias
and undue friendliness for the Southern
Pacific Railroad company.
Two affidaVits by defendants were In
trOduced. II was charged that through
all the recent strike trouble the district
attorney ana his assistants conspired with
Southern Pacific officials and they took
such unwarranted action on behalf OF the
railroad interests and became so biased
that conviction OF the men now on trial
IS essential 20 Vlndlcation OF the district
attorney. II was further charged that
the district attorney and his assistant
have personal interests in Huppresaing evil
dence on behalf OF the accused men, and
that when the matter was under investi-
cation before the United States grand
jury the district attorneys influence was
wrongfully used TO prevent the grand
Jury from hearing material evidence on
behalf of the strikers
IL was also charged that District Attor-
ney Garter owes his appointment 10 the
late Senator stanford and railroad influ-
ence and that through all OF the recent
trouble he was active i'm their behalf. The
motion was denied and the trial ordered
to proceed.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-04
MiRD CONDITIONS.
Japan viii Mako Her Own Terms With
pTostFate China.


prostTate China.
Yokohama, bee. 9.-Arotdink 10 the
aoml-orieial press Japan has decided to
Insist upon heavy eondiSons % pence,
which win be Increased a. war IA pro-
longcd. N the war ls concluded now
japan would accept 100000 yen and tho
coasion OF the territory now occupied BY
her forces. N Tal,u and Shan Hal lSwan
cannot be attacked this winter because Of
tho climate, war will b. pushed Ia other
parts of China, No armiatlce will be
RInnted unless China formally nuen for
pence. and surTcndefa Pclfin or gives
other pledges In proportion 70 the de-
m0nda of Japan II must be stipulated
that Japan'H power n hbaoluto.
Toxic, Dee. 3-Pnace negotiations are
proceeding. The minister Of foreign af-
fllrg has handed United States Minister
Dun counter proposition for transms-
sion 10 United States Minlater DENLY.
London. Dec. "A correspondent Of the
Times teleuaphs aH follows from Hiro-
nhima, Japan; II have Just returned from
the seat Of war, and had "A conversation
with Vlscount Musan Munemltun. foreign
minister. In regard 10 the misconduct OF
the japanese nt Port Arthur. 1 Informed
him thnt had wutohed the Japanese army
fifr the town. The Chinese resisted 10 tha
last ] saw Chinese in plain clothes with
IRE arms concealed on their persons
also found explosive bullets. The Ihpn.
neae reported that the civilians nred upon
them from houses. and they therefore
deemed " necessary 10 cNiermlnate them.
tn Japanese were further excited by ind
Ing mutlated romans Of the Japauoge
pdgoucrs. Some OF these prisoners hero
have been burned alive. I raw no resist
anco in town during the next four days.
The japanese pilagrd the whole town.
ana Killed almost every man. Very few
women or children were killed. ! saw
scores ~ Chinese priaonors pnlOncd,
/ whipped and shot, hacked with knives.
/ ripped open. dlsemboweled and d'smem,
l Iered "
The Helena independent., 1894-12-04
OUT OF DEBT.
A Very Satisfactory Condition Of Affairs at
ST, Paul's,

The hiclal board OF st. ,auIs NJ II.
church had their regular monthly busi-
ness meeting last night. The report of the
treasurer of the board was read. showing
that the Church Extension society OF the
NJ. T.. church had granted the request Of
5. Paul's church for a gift OF AOO1. This
amount. with the amount raised among
the members and friends of the church
some two months ago. Is enough to pay
the entire Indebtedness now standing
against the church. The subscriptions 20
this fund will be collected as rapidly as
possible and turned over to Fred Gamer,
the treasurer OF the board OF trustees.
The new pastor Rev. II. L. Bruce, has
done much In the short time he has been
I'm the city to assist I'm the raising OF this
money. and In connection with his regular
pastoral work has succeeded In building
up the regular sunday congregations 10
an average attendance OF $50 at each SER
Vice.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-04
Must Answer sol Charges,

New York. Dee a.-'rhe trial OF Col.
John r.. Fellows, district attorney OF the
city and county OF New York, upon
charges OF neglect OF duty, was begun by
GOV. Flowers commissioner, Ex-senator
John J. Lenson. OF Kingston. to-day. one
set OF charges made hy Good Government
cluhmen, embraces over 300 specific cases.
Wa, another set, presented by the Ger
may American Reform union, made eX-
actly iol The first series OF charges were
read by Mr. McAtahon. who sworc to their
accuracy.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-04
The
Jaeger
Underwear

Is the result of years of study by
a man recognized as an authority
on hygienic topics. There IS no
other underwear like it in any
way-none nearly so good. A
little higher in price than the or
dinary sort-but worth many
times their cost in wearing quail
ties and increased protection
against colds and disease.
Every little up-to-date detail
of Mems Furnishing Goods is
here at all times. Takes close
watching of styles and the mar
kets TO keep always in the lead
but we manage to do it.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-04
Cans &


To-Day Secretary of the Trea-
snry John G. Carlisle will
make good the Withdrawals Of
gold from the Treasury through
the medium of the bond issues.
The great banking house of
the Rothschilds will now be-
come fiscal agents abroad of the
u. S. Government. This is also
the day fixed for the final clas-
si6cation of the Civil Service,
in accordance with President
Cleveland's order. The change
is radical.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-04
California Races

San Francisco, Dec. S-Two favoritss
Shawnee and Enthusiast. showed In front
to-day. There was nothing sensational.
except May Days run for second place
with odds 100 to I mp 10 win.
Five furlougs, maiden two-year-olds-
Suawuce Miss MlllouEhby, Head Flower
1864: seven firlongs- Expense. Ricardo
Democrat, :32i4; mile Enthusiast May
Day, McLight, ljn; six rurlongs. two-year.
olds-Miss CLAY nlly. Gallant. Playful,
l'lsis, six mrlongs- -Braw Scot. Hymn,
Captain Hres. l.l9.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-04
Suing Tor a Seat.

Columbia, 3. C., Dec 8.-ln the supreme
court this morning Senhtof hUt',f "
tittou f,r am Injunction restraining the
atHte treasurer from making payment ot
tho anmrlrs OF supervisors OF 'lrruonS
WAS heard. Attorneys FOR the senator
rlnim that the registration law is uncon-
stitutional and his supposed intention w
10 have tho recent general election H'l
nsldc az illegal and contest the ltF9lllY
OF tho legislature now sitting ANA Whleh
viii choose rillmnu az HIS Fuvceshoh
The Helena independent., 1894-12-04
TYItonaHorse.

Washington, Dec, 9-pr. kinyon. OF the
marine hospital service. who went TO Eu-
rope to Inquire into the diphtheria cure.
has returned, and experiments are al
ready begun In that direction. A horse has
been obtained ana diphtherlh germs are
being led TO Il IN "a mixture Of beef broth.
10 will take about nine months To get the
animal In right condition, then the horse
VIII be- blcd and serum secured. The Of
feet upon the horse h watched with
much interest
The Helena independent., 1894-12-04
TSASY to put off buying the
IL Winter Clothing for a few

TSASY to put off buying the
IL Winter Clothing for few
days now perhaps-the weather
is phenomenally warm-but not
so easy to find what you want in
the broken stocks later in the
season-or 10 cure the colds and
aches that come from unsuitable
attire now.
There's perfect style, perfec,
taste in every line of the Poole
Overcoat. No one but ourselves
has it in Helena-as has always
happened before with really
good styles of Clothing, We
q have plenty now-but can't tell
how long they'll last.
In every other sort of Over
coat that man can need the stock
is absolutely complete. You
can't buy a poor coat from us al
any price-nobody could sell us
one-but you can buy a good
coat-good in every way and in
every detail-for less money thar
anywhere else in Helena-and as
little money as anywhere in the
country.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-04

Washington, Dec. a-Thc republicans
don't favor any tarlr legislation this
acaslon. senator Aldrlch. of Rhode
Island. says he thinks II win be best To
lft matters rest where they are. Lot
the country recover" he added, and we
WIN see " any further legislation Is
wanted" .,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-04
Refinery Starts Up,

brooklyn, Dec. 3.-WorlS at the surar
rrnncrios. which recently shut down In
tho eastern district was resumed last
night Fourteen hundred mon were ret
to work. and a rs promised that LOCO
more will be- added to tho force.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-04

New York. Doe S-Beocipts OF gold
at the mb-trcasury to-day on account
of the government loan, were 5000. 900,
making total of Sl9, 600. 900, and lcOv-
Ing u balance to bc paid In thin clty VI
$lOo 900 Payments gt Boston, Phila-
dolphin, Chicago and san FrunClHgo
hnNo been sufficient 90 complete tho
balance of the SOS. 500 600 required.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-04

Tho commerce of that region for some
time has been and stlll IN chiefly cons
lollod by our cltlzenh, we cannot for
that reason challenge the rightful nOy-
froiBnty Of Nicaragua over this import
ant pnrt Of her domain. For some
mpnthH one, ana during part of the
Dmn two Of our naval ships have been
tthllOncd at Blucnclda FOR the prot'c-
ilpn of all legitimate interests OF our
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HON. j. @. M,GKE1Y INJURED.


Both Legs Broken in a Runaway In
Florida-His Recovery Doubtful.
Special Dispatch 10 the IatelIigencer.
K1NGwooD, w. Va, Jan. 15.-Hon.
James O. McGrew, president of the
Bank of Kingwood, was dangerously in
jured in Florida on Thursday evening
about dark. He was out driving and
the span of horses became frightened
and ran away. Both OF his legs were
broken below the knee, and other seri-.
GUS injuries received. His recovery is
doubtful owing to his age. he being
eighty-one years old. Mr.. McGrew rep
resented this part of Virginia in Con-
gress in the early sixties, and will be re-
membered as a member of the historical
Virginia convention at a time that
threatened his and/every other NOM
4ber's life.
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Rio De JANErRo, Jan. 15.-The en-
gagement between the rebel vessel
Guanabara, supported by the guns of
Cobras island, on Saturday last, when
that small war ship attacked the govern
ment positions along the shore, wus
very. hot while it lasted. The Guana-
bara had the best of the fight, running
close in-shore and making very effective
use of her guns, which caused the gov
ernment forces to retire from their
positions, leaving number OF dead and
wounded behind them. Peixoto's OIL
GERS, while the Guanabara was within
easy distance of the shore, suddenly
made an attack upon her by means OF
a number of small boats filled with
troops, but this movement was un-
successful. as the Guanabara opened
such deadly fire upon them that she
easily beat off the boarding parties, kill
ing a number of soldiera who manned
the small craft. As in all these engage
ments, it is difficult to get at the right
facts in regard to the number of killed
and wounded; but the rebels claim that
at least one hundred of President Peix-s
OtO troops were RilteQ OtEWouuueu.
during the attack made upon the Guana-s
bara by the small boats, and that prob
ably as many moro were killed and
wounded during the rebel ships attack
upon the land batteries. On the other
hand, the government reports say that
the losses during Saturdays action were
trivial, and that the insurgent reports
of tho number of killed and wounded
are grossly exaggerated.
The insurgent forces have captured
the island of Engenho. killing forty of
the government garrison and taking
sixty prisoners The insurgent war ship
Aquidaban has taken up station in
front of the custom house and is max
preparations for the landing of troops.
Tho insurgents Mt Rio Grande do Sui
are burning villages and are strangling
all the prisoners who fall into their
bands.
ceived the following dispatch from Rio
de Janeiro January 10, via Montevideo,
January l5.-The government troops
last Thursday attempted to occupy the
island of Boqueran. where there was
large deposit OF rifle ammunition.
The insurgent force defeated the at
tempt and killed eight of the govern-
ment soldiers and wounded ten. Then
4hey removed all the seryiceable am
munition and blew up the remainder.
The government batteries at Nicthe-
roy on Saturday afternoon fred eight
shells at the insurgent hospital on the
island of Enchadas, five shells hitting
tho building, killing two men who were
in the hospital suffering from bad
wounds received in previous fighting.
The other men who were sick in the
hospital died from the shock resulting
from the bombardment. The firing of
Al g.. 6eh ta
and as soon as it was realized that the
building had been struck the patients
of two bad case wards rushed out into
the open square.
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THE VlnGINIA oUrnAWs.

Hcnnon Fleming Bound to Dic-Ohicer
Brenham Cannot Livo-CaIvert Fiem-
ing's Body Not Vet Removed.
Special Dispatch to the lntelt0e,cer.
WESTON, w. Va, Jan. 15.vDoctor
Hyer arrived at Camden-on-the-Gauley
tonight with the latest news from last
Saturdays conflict ct Boggs. BE left
there at 2 p. M, and brings the infor-5
nation that Hennon Fleming, the out
law, and John FL. Branham, one of the
officers, are both bound to die and
that thoir deaths are hourly expected.
The revolvers used were 45-calibre, and
the doctor says inflicted wounds that
are sure to kill. Calvin, the brother
that was killed outright, was shot
through the heart before he could get
his revolver out of his pocket, it having
caught in some way. He died trying to
get his revolver ont of his pocket. He
was not buried to-day, owing to differ
ence of opinion as to whether his re-
mains should be taken home in order
to secure the reward. The other two
officers wounded are suffering intensely,
buJthe doctor says their condition is
not alarming. They are all being taken
care OF by family living nearby.
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HuNrINGroN DEMOCRATS

VIII Meet to Endorse tho Wilson Bill and
Denounce Governor nInoCorkle.
Special Dispatch TO The Inteutge,lcer.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Jan. 15.-The
Democracy of this city or some OF them
have issued a call for the members Of
that party to meet en- masse at the city
hall Wednesday night, at which resolu-
tions indorsing the Wilson tariff bill
will be presented, and also declaring all
those who are opposed to it to be traitors
to the party. One of the leading lights of
the party informed your correspondent
tonight that resolution will be intro
duced denouncing Governor MacCorkle
and saying that he was elected by fraud
and Misrepresentation and calling upon
him to resign. Efforts are being made
to have q great meeting among the
MacCorkle men as he has many adher-
ents here.
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an 1MpoKrANr pEo1s1oN.
If Sustained 1t WIN overthrow the Indian

apolis City Government.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Jan. 15.-Judge
Bnker, of the United States court; to-
day issued q restraining order against
the city of indianapolis and Beverly
Porter, local contractor, to prevent
the collection of an assessment for street
improvements levied against the estate
of Catherine Robbs, of Harrisburg, Pa.
The restraining order holds virtually
that the present charter under which
the city of Indianapolis operates is un-
constitutional. It is probable that the
case will be carried to the United States
supreme court. The ruling has caused
a sensation and if sustained will over
throw the city'a present form'of munich
pal goVernm mont.
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ABrnkeman Killed.
Special D Dispatch to the Intelltgcncer.

jSpecidt Dfepdfch 70 hFe IntelZlgcnceT.
FA1RMoNT, w. Va, Jan. 12.-Mark
Fletcher. brakeman in the yard here,
caught his foot in frog while coupling
cars. He>was run over. His leg and
arm were cut off and his side badly
crushed. The truck Of the tender
stopped on him and had to be raised
before he could be moved. DR.. J. II.
2Brownfeld did all that was possible,
but he died about two hours after the
accident He was about TWEEN ty-th rec
years old and single, his parents living
at Shinnston, Harrison county.
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5 SHOT HIMSELF.

A Schoolboy and q Londod Revolver With
the Usual Results.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The Cranch
public school=in~East-t Washington was
thrown into panic this morning when
Grover Hummy, a child seven years of
age, was seen fourishing a revolver
that he had brought from home un-
known to his parents. He remarked
that he was going to shoot someone, and
then apparently changing his mind,
said he would shoot himself. Pointing
the pistol to his head he accidentally
pulled the trigger and blew his brains
out. Luckily no one was Injured in the
scramble of school children to get out
side.
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a WHITE CHAPEL HoRRoR
KentucI,y VIlIage-BrutaI Murder of

In Kentucky vIllage-Bruta1 Murder of
a Young Girl.
Sr.sLoUIs, Mo, Jan. 15.-An evening
paper prints tho following special from,
Cincinnati:
Captain Grammar, chief of the Gran
nan detective bureau of this city, has
received letter from representative
at GAINESVILLE, KY, giving meagra details
of white chapel horror at that place.
a woman of suspicious character named
Mortier had in her homea beautiful
daughter of IL. It was admitted that
the girl was pure. a number of her
mothers male friends attempted her
ruin but the girl resisted them, al
though it was understood that her
mother did nothing to protect her.
January the girl died. Her burial
followed in haety and secret manner.
a few days the better class OF people
had tho remains exhumed, when it was
found that the girls neck was broken,
her ribs smashed in and her intestines
exposed. Other indignities too disgust
ing to describe had been offered the
body. Abe Piggie and the girls mother
are under arrest and may have been
lynched by this TINA. The location of
the place accountg Tor the delay in re-
porting the news.
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THE CARRARA Ii. RIOTS.

Troops Arriving on the EGround-Anarch-
lists Create n Reign of Terror.
Rome, Jan. 15.-A dispatch from Car.
rarra at midnightsays that two squad
rons of cavalry have arrived there, aud
that 500 moro troops are expected.
The town is now regularly occupied
by the military. All the shops were.
closed last evening, as it was feared
that there would be q renewal fEthe!
riots. The anarchists in the town have
been Joined by others from the sur.
rounding districts. The cavalry stopped
one party which was trying to enter
the town and shots were exchanged.
The rioters are now securing the coun-
try in: the vicinity Of Carrara demand
ing arms at private houses.
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a JUST DEMAND

To be Made by the Republicans of the
Ways and Means Committee.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 15.-Messrs.
Reed, Burrows, Dalzoll. Payne and
Hopkins, the Republicans members of
the ways and means committee. held a
haaty conference to-day and agreed on
making a demand for the recognition of
Republican amendments to the Wilson
bill. This action was due to the report
that Representative Richardson, OF
Tennessee, will be in the chair during
the consideration of amendments would
recognize only Mr.. Wilson for his COM.
mittee amendments. 1t was also agreed
upon by the Republican leaders was
that Immediately after Mr.. Wilson's
first amendments tobacco are disposed
of, Mr.. Burrows will insist that Mr..
Wilson has no more right than any
other member of the house. He will
urge that Mr.. Wilson is not acting by
authority OF the full ways and means
com mmittee and the Democratic amend.
ments have not been submitted to the
Republican members of the committee.
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THE FlVE-MINUTE DEBATE BEGUN.
A Row at the Start Over the
Method of. Procedure.
THE REPUBLICANS HAVE NO SHOW.

Chairman Wilson Doing All the
Amending Himself Tho Demo-
cratic Party Twitted With Coward
ice-Connecticut,s Democrats At
tempt to Get an Increase Of the
Duty on Sumatra Tobacco-Nir.
Marsh Offers an Amendment to Test
Democratic .Nerve-The Republican
BIembers Of tho Ways and Means
Committee Resolve on a Demand to
Be Heard in the Matter of Amend
ments.