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The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
SHOULD DR. A DEMOCRAT
Fer no IL, First OF AZ, silver MAJ
Hspnhiloaas Are Not,

Pueblo, COL. oct. Ex-senator Henry M.
Teller Tonight dehied 'nt some length at
an lmtaense mass mootlnG the newspaper
rumors that have been circulated that he
WAS populist al heart and was likely at
any time 10 follow the course OF Senator
Jones He Was hrst and primarily "A sll-
yer man, he said but believed In rcpubli-
can principles, a. he always had.
lie saidi II am n republican. | have
10 remain n republican AZ long as live. "
been a republican ali my life, and expect
lie declared that adoption by the ohio
democracy OF free silver plank az six
teen to one had done more TO advance the
cause of bi-metnlllsm than all popullst
efforts throughout the country.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
hat There Is ap EsplsnAtioa That seems
aAtisfaetaTV.

The Immense quantities OF dress goods
that disappear daily from the popular
store OF Raleigh a Clarke mystify their
competitors but their customers explain
the phenomenon on the ground OF aston
ishingly low prices for absolutely high
class goods The immenslty OF their sales
has not materially affected the desirable
sc lecuons yet to be found In their stock
for new shipments are received almost
daily. The dress goods sale OF this rella-
bic nrm is the most successful In their
long and honorable career. The sale in
ciudes everything In dress goods. silks,
trimmlngs. etc. and all so at cost.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN the time for tho registration OF the
names OF the qualified electors In Election
District No. !, In the county OF Lewis and
Clarke. and state OF Montana. prior 10 the
general election, 10 be held on Tuesday. the
9Th day Of November, 1894. for the said
county of Lewis and Clarke, will e1pirs at
10 O'Clock =. IN. on the Both day Of 0cto-
Der. A. ID. 1894.
The names OF the several precincts or
polling places embraced in said Election
District No. l are ns followG First aud
second precinct, frs, whrI; 1fth and sixth
precincts Third ward; ninth and tenth
pieolnot.. Fifth wara. In Helene; seven
tssnth precinct, Unionyills aud Park.
s. @. GmPATRIoK.
Registry Agent Election DiAtrlcs No. l,
Lewis and Clarke county. hontans.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
u..nn Hn.r,ix. Plan

Washington, Oct sL-Sccretary Smith
was asked to-day what he should recon-
mend to prevent permanently the law
lessness and reign OF terror that now eN-
lists In the Indian Territory. "Abrogate
the treaties; abolish tribal relations; es-
tablish n territorial government. and ex-
tend the Jurisdiction OF the United states
over the whole territory;" he replied,
promptly. The secretary expressed the
opinion that local self-government OF the
civilized tribes was a failure thus far.
Their legislatures make laws. but there
seems 10 be no way OF enforcing them
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

Philadelphia. Oct 2t-In the presence
OF civic and military disnitles from all
parts OF the country. and amid the crack
OF muskets and the strains OF martial
music. the equestrian statue OF Major
General Mcclellan was unveiled In the
north plaza OF the city hall this afternoon.
The generals widow and son, Col Geo.
b. Mcclellan. Cows, Pattison. OF Pennsyl-
vania: Reynolds, OF Delaware; McCorkle.
Of West Virginia. and Flshback. of Ar
kansas: Major General Schoield. and a
host Of other equally distinguished per-
sons were here
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
To nssoneIl. tho ohurehe,.

Rome. Oct PA conference to ar
range. II possible. reunion between
the eastern and western churches, n
movement that had It's initiative In the
pope. was opened to-day, his holiness
presiding, Among the high church
dignitaries present were Cardinal Ram
poll. pontifical secretary OF state;
Cardinal Ledochowskl. prefect OF the
congregation OF the propaganda; Cardi-
nal Tangenieux, archbishop OF Reims,
France; Cardinal Nincenso Van Nut
telli Cardinal Gallmberu. two Catho-
lie patriarchs OF Syria and delegate
representing the Maronite patriarchs.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
MATHESON 6 GO
GOLD BLOCK.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN the time for the registration OF the
names OF the qualified electors In Election
District No fou In the connty OF Lawis
and Clarke. and state OF Montana, prior 20
the general election, TO be held on Tues-
day. the sixth day OF November. 1894, for
the said county Of Lewis and Clarke. will
expire ~ ten o'clock p. m. on the thirtisth
Gay of October. A. ID. 1894.
Tho names Of the several precincts or
polling places embraced In said Election
District No. four are a. follows; Kesser'a,
Mouth Of Nelson and Butle'.
II. II. FLoYD-JosKs, Registry Agent
Election District No. four, Lewis and
Clarke county, Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

Madrid. oct. 2i.-A cablegram has been
received by the government from the
governor Of the Philippine Islands say
ing that 90 mon IN the expedition sent
against Malayns Of the island OF Mlndo
have reached the left bank OF the river
Agul, where they are erecting foruhca-
tions. The dispatch also says powerful
chiefs have submitted.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
Genera, Amnesty Declared.

washington. Oct. 24.-The United States
minister to Chill has advised the state
department that the Gillian government
has granted general amnesty 10 all per-
sons accused OF political offenses prior TO
Aug. 2S 1889 The effect OF this amnesty
Is TO pardon the adherents OF EN-Presi-
dent iBalmaceda on the day he was
forced 10 resign. and does not extend TO
those who resisted the new government
formed after the ex-president's abdica-
81
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
a.. t,rr,,nr,,n !. comInr

A. C. Sheldon. general agent OF the
Burlington road. with headquarters at
Portland. and W. W. Johnston, CONNER
clal agent at Billings, were In the city
yesterday. They stated that, beginning
sunday. Oct. Is, the Burlington will run
trains from eastern points 10 Billings,
whore connection win be made with the
Northern Pacific. The time between Bill
lings and Missouri river points will be
twcnty-seyen hours.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
,1.O WHOM Ir NAY CONCERN. TAXI

TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN; TAKE
Il notice that the un1srAlansd has this
day nlsd In the District Court OF The FlTh
Jadislal District OF lhs State Of MontsDa
In aud fsf the oounty Of Lssia and Clarke.
his petition Dtsyihe tbat by order OF ibe
said court Ma name mar bs ehep}ed tu
Yletor DaJ, aud thAi be intspds to ptsyynI
the said application 70 tbs said sogrt 600
the Goth day OF October, 1924, al tAs
opening hour OF eouft on that dAy or as
soon thereafter AZ counsel NAV be hoard.
NIOroR DEBRAnARDERE,
Helena, Mont, Sept 20, 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

New York, Oct. 2-The steel men
throughout the country are said to be
contemplating the formation OF trust.
and two meetings were held to-day at the
Holland house, of men interested In the
steel business. supposed TO have had that
end In view. The proceedings were con-
Quoted In strict privacy, and none OF those
present would in any way discuss the
matter.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

Among the visitors TO the city yester-
day was William Buckingham. pro-
prietor Of the Grand hotel at Elliston.
Mr.. Buckingham was one OF the VIC
Tins Of the late fire In Elliston. His
hotel was among the buildings de-
stroyed, 1t has been rebuilt and Mr..
Buckingham was in the city laying In
supplies for the house. He states that
building operations in the burned dis
triet are about over for the season.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
In BILLINGS OCT. 23.
Data Of tho Arrival OF tho First Burling-
ton Train.

Chicago, Oct 2i-The opening OF the
pluIngs line Of the Burlington road has
been officially set for Oct. %, The delay
was necessitated in order that the APP
proval Of the court might be obtained TO
The traffic arrangement between the Bur
nngton and the Northern Pacific The
Burlington's train leaving Chicago Fri
day night. Oct 26, will make connection
on Sunday, oct. 2s. at Billings, Mont,
with the Northern Pacific trnnsconti-
mental train.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

ST. Louis. oct, 2i.-H. w. Damme's
grocery store, Biddle and Ninth streets,
was blown To- ruins by a mysterious
explosion Just before noon yesterday,
and five persons were badly hurt. the
Injuries Of one being thought fatal
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
No Trace of the Iyanhoe.

Port Townsend Wash. oct. 2i-The
revenue cutter Grant returned tonight
from a cruise along the west coast Of
Vancouver Island as far north as Cape
scott, without finding any trace Of the
wreckagn Of the ship Ivanhoc. The
cutter made no search along the coasts
south of Cape Flattery.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MjAETED-PUPiLs IN IRHNCH-MLLR
w MAyronno will meet her Saturday morn.
Ing French class at tho auditorium oysry eatur-
day ht lO80A m. fow more pupils can bo 40
eOmmSdAteds tuition. u Dar month.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
Lvsrysas Iu,i1st

To call and sec complete line OF china.
glassware, lamps, silvcrwarc. etc.
Prices 10 suit every purse.
Best goods, lowest prices.
Il. j. Edwards, Park Avenue.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

Billy Sears has the contract for the
stone work at the Mlnah Mine. Wlckes,
and wants fourteen stone masons at
full wages.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

Precinct No. IL, remove from Hose house
10 l404 Helena avenue.
Precinct No. T., place at 1903 Helena
avenue,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

RI, BaBI carriages at actual COS, this wsot al Tho
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
Daa Hfva


Marion, Ind. oct. 24.-Laramer Bros.
photograph gallery in this city. was
completely wrecked this evening by an
explosion OF natural gas. Miss Grace
Speakman. an employe. received fatal
injuries. Ben Laramer. the proprietor
and Alfred Greenman. an employe
were seriously burned.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
Polling Places sixth Ward,

Boy the Universal paper patterns. They are
the hast
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
NAturallzntIon

The Pee Hiyo Is selling standard ealieoos a,
Eve cents.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

childrOn's underwear a. reduced prices at The
Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
Attentlon stone mssous.

Ladies' fleeced Jersey ribbed underwear only
SOC at 1he lee Hive
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
0rrls Employment Agency.
~ North hAlu 81 TssphOas io1

iaiaephefdor go per month.
"a wosAehcprsra, tiea por cord, tools and
grub fupnithsd,
adinlnR room girls for clty.
inan COOK for city.
lVomAu o0Ck Tor country,
50 me Tor loapns cnmp, ) 0 and eaA month,
hufnlsl.ei anu uTnishCd rooms fur rent,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
THE PALMER HOUSE,

VNHE PALMER HOUSE,
SULLIVAN h 6IBBs, pRoPs.
Centrally located, with modern eonseniences.
First GLASS accommodations for transionts at
reasonable rates. Headquarters for miuing
men, Main street. foot ot irand Helena, Mont
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

Fine millinery 90 to S. A. Fishers.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

All those desiring hnal papers will apply
TO the democratic county oommitte,, third
floor OF the BAILEY block,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
The New Eliiston.

The Bee Hive leads in low prices. Give thor
u call.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
Given Away.

will givc $40 Suit OF Clothes made by mo
to the man guessing the nearest to Holenas
majority in tho capital contest to take place
Nov The suit to bo given rs soon ns the
Official result is announced By tho csnyassinS
board.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

REst CoTT Aat-Mrs. @. N. Ksllogs calls
~ her boarding houso, al 20 North ienton
AvenuA Hest tOttAgo. II IL AppropriAt0ly
named' Our friends will hnd II delightful
mako permanent homo, Her terms are very
reasonable.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

Popular priced cloasn a, Tho Bee 1.-Two.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
uELp wANrRD-rEMALE

wANTED-Girl for general housework
Call at 72l Spruce street.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
LADIES WHO VALUE

ATefned complexion must usc Pozzon's
Powder. y produces a soft q tDu,ifulskin.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

BIfdI publication eepL b, lI0l
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

THE BRIsroIr-
IISLAr URouHART. Prop.
Strictly FIRST class, with gas eloctrlO light,
steam heat and elevator service.
ALL Street Cars l'ass tho Door
Cotnsr Main and State Stroota
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25
FOR RENT-DwELLINGA

~-~~-~-~~~-~~>~~~~~~~-~->
FOR RENT-Five-room house, sO6 Harri-
son avenue. Enquire OF Piatt and Heath,
Granite block.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-25

MIsCELLANkOUS
~-~-~-~~-~-~---1-~-~---~-
FOR SALE-Furniture and books at prl-
yate sale. J, Is. Simpson, Kenwood.
Harrison avenue car
IIBE INSURANCE. POLICIES LOANED ON
~ or bought r. q, thosnsI, kansas Cith No
lAMPEKs CAN RENT FULL OUTFIT
v teams Ste.I ehoAp. Address Porter tbs
HFsokenrldGs street. HslsHA
Lon ThADE-HERBgAT u. RGRD a Co,
II honhahA htak-Tsanh HARNESS. Wagons.
sts.. will tTAds for vsod, real sltsts % offsrs.
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Figuring the Population.

From the Buffalo Express.
A deternin ed-looking man came striding
into the editorial room. He held a bit of
paper between the thumb and first finger OF
his right hand. II am looking for the man
who takes care of the statistics" he said.
sternly.
The figure manipulation was at his desk.
and the notwithstanding man was es-
corted thither by the office boy. The man
took long look at the bit of paper he held
in his hand, and then asked: What is the
population of the city of Buffalo?"
The statistician told him that it was some
thing in the neiShborhood of 325, 900.
HUH grunted the visitor, expressively.
Then he took another look at the bit of
paper and asked: Are the officers of the
Buffalo Street Railway Company reliable
mem"
THAT is their reputation" answered the
man at the desk.
IF they put out figures, them figures is
likely to be all straight and right?"
Certainly"
This seemed to be the determined-lookins
mans cue. lie danced around the room for
a while, uttering strange sounds, and then
he shouted: You fellows that make figures
is all passed. of fools!"
"How 500" asked the statistician, mildly
How so? Why because you are You
say the population of Buffalo is measly
325,O00 l kin prove that the population of
Buffalo is way up in the millions. You
folks is always talkin' about boomin' the
town an all that, an when you git a
chanst you Jist lay right down like lot of
chickens with the pip an let figgers what
some other man made go for right with
you"
What do you mean?"
q mean that | have here in my hand the
report of the street railway. 1t says they
carried 10 1876, 511 people last year. an
want TO know if that there don't prove that
the population of Buffalo is 40. AZ. 5ll a?
That's what it does, and you chumps sit
aroun' and say it's only 80. 0OO.'
But, my dear sir" started the Stats
tician, you are laboring under"
II amt laborin' under nothin' of the
sort" broke in the determined-looking man
II got the Gggers here, an l kin prove what
l say"
But" began the statistician again. The
determine looking man would not let him
continue. Don't but me- he shouted
It's plain as the nose on your face. If
the folks wasn't here, the street railway
couldn't carry them. could it? That's the
population of this town, and don't you for
get it! London or none of the rest of them
villages is in it. Three hundred and TWEEN
ty-iive thousand, You make me tired. Forty
millions is the correct figger, an you want
to get move on an let the people know
about it. We are Twin in the metropolis
of the world l got the fggers to show for
it, an I'm the only one that's onto it. Tel
the people about it, an, when it comes
time, l hain't got no objections to theil
buildin' a monument for me for maxim the
great news known"
And while the statstician was catchns
his breath, the misunderstanding man Dor
roWed d few old papers and disappeared.
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rotunda that we shall be astonished This
| magnificent natural temple is brilliantly lit,
| and regiment of men is being drilled on
| ITS cleared and almost smooth stone floor
ing The Devils Outlet is fenced in by an
IRON rail-for one morning Miss Endicott
was caught walking on its brink and look
ing over, with horror pictured on her face
she was rescued, and Hendricks ordered
the place rallied in.
From the implanted railway station
which mere Is twenty-eight feet above the
solid level, Hendricks and three men are
watching the evolutions of the regiment
| which are in some respects wholly unlike
anything ever before seen in military tao
| tics.
The vast spaces beyond the rotunda and
quite up to the lake itself are packed high
with stores. 1t looks like a series of end
less ware rooms or monstrouS depotS, and
smells heavily like one of those streets
where all the commodities of man obtrude
themselves upon the sidewalks and impede
travel.
1 If We penetrate to the hog-back area we
shall find that in it's passages are stables
and that there are not only horses, but
miich cows there. and that the great chasm
in the south wall has been converted into a
magazine, and has heavy wooden doors
across its entrance. The mouth of this
chasm, it will be noticed. owing to a turn
In the wall, faces directly north The
benches OF the Laport railway are only two
feet above the tops of the wooden doors.
Vague rumors were in the air about the
Tennessee Sanitarium. The secret service
of the government was in possession of the
facts which set them searching for the man
Known as the captaii., and they had traced
him to the Mississippi Vast quantities of
gold had been paid out for goods sent to
! Laran. One fact ELECTED another. But in
quiries failed to identify Hendricks with
the description given of Kent as he ap-
peared on the San Pedro, and the Memphis
bank said that he had gold on deposit
there prior to the robbery of the Corinth-
ian. The moment this sort of inquiry got
into the papers facts were elected that
could lead to but one conclusion in the emil
and events began to point significantly to-
ward Laran.
No one followed the slow development Of
public suspicion so carefully as Hendricks
He had the papers forwarded TO him under
various addresses by Fenning, but il was
not till the expiration of the year and a
half that he closed the Memphis office and
called in Fenning and Miss Laport be-
tween whom appears to have grown up a
very strong attachment. Hendricks was
too shrewd not to know that the Memphis
branch was now the most dangerous out
post. Indeed Fenning had warned him COR
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sAsII'EIdl M e9IlSA!AN.D DANvuLE RAILROAD.
itI-R ~ ,.h; w. HUIDEKOPER AND

=
an, ccneuule IN eject December "a IsQa
sa NS gus arrive and leave M Pannsvlxsns, p,.-
Soa sAuol Washington, d. c
rne.lie, - ually-Local for DanviIle ana tnter-
ene norfolk and Western railroad xFesTSard sas,i
day. as"ufs' oaly, except Sun
=, ~ ol am, THE GREAT SOUTHERN r.sr
~ ~ iork and Washington over tbe NEW sI5,0p1r,
,,i,i IA Solualhla to Savannah and Jacssonyfiis
C,n,is.a at DHnNlile with the Pullman SleeDer for
Si -lles 1oh VIA Columbia and at Greenrl,o-o us,h
SSieeper Tor Augusta, also carries tlronct pnr1rsn
Du.et sleeper New York 10 Atlanta whera Al,
IT, rohheetion is made for Birmineham- Mont-
sontr! ana New Orleans. '-N
No. p.nl.-Daly for Charlottesville and inter-
n -l1te STATIONS, and through train Gov Ero1t
NJ! az and Strasburg, daily, except Snn-aa,- '
r,IsS l;In,r-M ASHINGVON AMI SOIjTHwFSn
OF fulinian Neetibuled Sseepers ana nSrt,. C..l
T a over the NEW SHORT LINE via Coinrnnbss -
aesusla' savannah, Jacksonville ana ,rsnna nI,S
P-'ilmaI, Si -rlotte 10 Jacksonville. Also operates
Atlanta and Montgomery, New YorE "a SsS.,,,is
Wa Salisbury, and Washington to Nennsss Sc
n ainS Dining Car Greenboro' 10 Mont
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO nrvrs
ioN leaNe washington at g:lO am az N N
9alE. LOT Round AN. aud 0c5 p.un cxcent Snn
aa., Tor Herndon and intermediate stations Re-
turning arrive Washington s:s0 am 90 m N
daily, from Round Hill and O:5s I'm dsil~ .ps s
SuE'iay. from herndOn only
through trains from the south arrfve Wash
ns s'4n 80 an; .sS PM and $50 pm Manas-
ESQ am daily from Charloitesv lie ~
llchets >ieellng Car reservations and $50,
furnished az Offices, 5il and 1900 p, 1psylran,s
pfi' ana az Passenger Station. Pennsy lyania
W. H. GREEN, Gen. Man.
, . ,- W. A TURK, Gen. Pass Ar
L. 3 BROWN. Gen. Agt. Pass. Dent. DIS
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II wish Miss Endicott were below" h

Il wish Miss Endicott were below" he
said.
saying: You are right
1t was an hour later when fresh word
came from the doctor, who had gone above.
These fellows are going to be trouble
stay. The chief is Marshal Calicot, and
believe he knows more than he will be-
tray"
rs he impertinent?' asked Hendricks.
No was the answer. He's as smooth
and specious as a diplomat. Two of the
others are coarse deputies, but the third
can't make out. He is a blocking
young fellow with a military air and he
and Calicot evidently understand each
other"
Hendricks instructions were to this eff
feet: 'They will tire themselves out in time.
Be cautious, and get Miss Endicott down
there at the first opportunity
Fenning was piqued. Il suppose We shall
have to be deprived of the ladys society
till these interlopers go away
1T looks like it," replied Hendricks, but
we've got good deal to do
The situation was now a very peculiar
one. Four officers of the law We're quietly
waiting within fifty feet of the conspirators,
but in entire ignorance of their where
precipitate matters. He wished above all
else not to bring on conflict with the au-
thorities until his plans were all matured.
He felt perfectly safe from force in his re-
treat, and he felt rea sonably certain that,
If the doctor and Mrs. Hendricks were dis
Greet, the means of communication would
not be discovered. He therefore decided to
let things take their course above ground
and look after the important matters be-
low. feeling pretty sure that the officers
would in time grow tired of waiting aim
lessly in the vicinity.
And matters below were. indeed, of vital
Importance to the success of Hendricks
schemes. Six hundred men had left the
place through the Bayou house during the
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One Mans Way Of Giving Messages.

From the New York Tribune.
The average New York man has his own
views regarding the suburban native. A
lawyer and his wife, who live in this city.
decided to spend last Sunday evening with
their sister in Westchester county. They had
promised to go out on a certain train. when
the sleigh was TO be waiting for them at the
station. On the day when they were TO start
the New Workers. seeing that they could not
go by that train, tried to telephone TO the
Westchester county house. Something was
wrong however, with the Westchester tele-
phone, and so the lawyer called up the sta
ton agent, who keeps a stable, is post
MASTER road commissioner and everything
else.
"Will you send word to Mr. s." he
asked, mot to send to the $40 train. but 70
have the sleigh at the station for the
o'clock train"
The stable keeper. &C, promised that he
would and that ended the converse ton.
When the lawyer and his wife stepped of
the train they found brother-in-law wait
ing for them who looked as If he had a
grievance
why in the world don't you send lie
word that you were going to wait over a
train?' he asked. II have been freezing
around here for an hour and a half"
"Why. didn't j, the agent tell your"
Not word from J.
SO they took the complacent agent. &C, to
task. and this is the way he explained it:
You see,at first / was going to send over,
and then l thought TO myself your coach
man would come over for the $40 train and
I could tell him. Then he could go back and
tell you
when you saw that Land not the coachman,
had come"
well. what was the use? As long as you
Were here there was no<ase sending you
something, was there? So L didn't bother
you"