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The Helena independent., 1894-09-15
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From tho Loader
He bognn by SAYING "a great man. one oi
tho fotefAtheTs Of America. once said that
tho grcNtes, danger ths eouuiTy would
have TO encounter would DO that of eoTpor-
ate power Well has history recorded that
fact aud proved 10 to bo ,Fuo, Applause.
The oi,izsna OF Montana uuat see to u thai
that prediction be not borne out 50 far ~
the name VI their fair state 10 concerned.
Tho CO porationJ must not hV given abso-
luto control OF ths state, We want 10 see
tho capital located wheta the laws en-
acted will DO pure and not tainted with
caarism." Applause and cries OF "thats
right!"I The speaker thon iurued his nj
tention to tho spcakera who had howlsd
fof Anaconda at the opera house the
evening irevionsr. lie had failed 10 hear
enc thread OF an a gum nj advanced why
tha capital should lie moved across the
range. Gladstone had said, 'show me your
laws aud will show your lawmakers" and
II Marcus DAILY got tho capital and sue
cssdsd In debating legislation 10 would not
require tho Train ot the Grand Old Man 10
tell what kind OF laws they would be. They
oeTtal lnly would not bo yojy unfayorable TO
the corr oTAtions. IL would be sn!e 90 re-
die. that tho WOTkingman could not expect
mach legislation 10 his favor under such
circumstances
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

In his speech at Bangor, Me, Nc
Kinley tried hard to make plausible
showing in favor OF the tariff law bonr-
ing his name by declaring that there
was not deficit during any year of the
Harrison administration. But the Hsr-
rison administration had surplus Of
ss32, 100000 left it by the previous dem
ocratio administration, and four years
of Harrison wasted this surplus down
to s6l,0O0,000. II the Harrison admin
istration had come into power without
any surplus il would have run the coun-
try into debt nearly sl70,000,000.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

Tur New York sun suggcsts o. the
republicans OF Nav York what IL oells
au "Imposing and Fiyless nckoE For
governor, Lew Z. Morton, OF Rhinocllll
and Now York; for lieutenant governor,
Chauncey NJ DSpow, OF Now York aud
peekskill" While snch n ticket would
have some elomonts Of strength, aud
would without any doubt bo so slippery
no fly or other winged insect coald find
stable footing on il, still it would be OF
the sort that would put hobsobblins
into the dreams Of the farmer and I'LL
tho waking hours Of tho working
man with visions Of strikes and
lockouts aud reductions in wages. 1t
would bo a t,okot pleasing TO look upon
aud consoling 70 the boodIer but it
wouldn't be elected.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

The returns from the Maine election
are not 80 very alarming after all. They
show that the republican vote increased
only about 1900 over that Of the preyi-
GUS election. As tho total vote Of the
state was considerably over 100000 it 10
easily seen that the republican gain was
not over one per cent. IL will take n
vastly larger gam TO carry the country
for that party, and il gains cannot DO
made in the state OF Maine. where can
they be looked for? Besidee, the demo-
Gratis made as great gains in Arkansas
as the republicans did in Maine.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

The French are a confiding and trust
ing people. In spite OF the disastrous
experience OF the bondholders of the
Panama Canal company serious effort
is being made TO revive tho project, and
it is proposed to raiso sl00,0000O0 moro
for the completion of the enterprise. II
the affairs Of tho company were hon
estlY managed and the money applied TO
proper uses thero seems to be no reason
why the canal should be completed, al
though progress 80 far is very dIsoour-
aging.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

II. p. Rolfos speech
He Glso referred TO ,he late capital con-
test in which q eat Falls played the part OF
chts-paw for Anaconda. Anaconda bad
promised all along To ull ou. in isyor o:
this city day or two b fore election, but
az the last minute IL davu.d on tue people
OF Great Falls that thoy had bsen sold out
by DAILY, for he refused to keep his promise
aud had the nerve to max Goat Falls to ull
Out in favor Of Anaconda unIer promise of
that refinery snu'. (LauPhte J
ia not that soF" gakel the speaker OF | q
Myers who oooupied u front seat
Il guess it's the truth, Mr. Rolfe," was
the reply.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

A REPORT presented TO the board %
county commissioners Of Silver l. ~
county at its recent sesslon shows that
over two thousand men were natural
lied by tho courts Of that county dur
ing the three months ending August 81.
1t is notorious fact that "a great part
Of this number wore employees % tho
Anacondn company and, aside from
them large drovos we're taken before tho
court at Deor Lodge FOR tho same pur.
pose II fyllowa from these foctl that
the outrage upon the honest nnd intel
ligent voters ut Montana which was
thus perpetratcd in behalf ot Anaconda
for the capital has nssumod very grave
proportions. Il Ia Mr. Days privilege,
Il be sees in, 90 employ imported aliens
of tho most Objectionable class 10 the
works Of tho oumpuny of which ho ia
managers though $50 long hs be- does 80,
ho ought IN common constituency, 10
cease 10 pose Gs ho frlcud Of the labor.
era Of this stutc, When, however, hs
goes further md forces upon thesa mn
ripe dou.zeus tho high prerogutlyes Of
American citizenship tho matter be-
comes u public wrong. Our mwg fogu-
lating naturalization aro too Lax. aDd
there is "a hcnltby sentmout growing up
throughout the country favor ot tLoir
radical modification But rhe mischief
has not boon very rorlous tu tho past,
hocausn the accnlslIns b. our population
from nJroad hugo boon manly good
mon, and Tor the further roasou that tho
fact TINT They sought c,uzausLlp went
far 10 provo that tboy had some Just up.
probation OF what II implies nnd To os.
tablish thelr patriotic impulps toward
THO country. But IN theciTcumstancos
b which We are reiorring u now factor
hna been Introduced An autocratlc
boss employing a Ingl uJmbpr Of men
who hro utterly lRnorHutof tho institu.
tons Of tho country and iud.ncrsut as
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15
InE WEATHER
MANcu, nALy Am M, nrooun


Marcus DAILY, it is reported. says he
expects to win the capital fight just
why is not very clearly shown, Appnr
emily he depends upon his Doodle fund
and tho capabllty Mt romanoing pos
sossed by himself mud his followers
The campaign that they are making is
entirely devoid OF fact and reason. The
explanation is simple. Tho facts are all
against Anaconda, and hence they dc
not deal in fact, and positively no ren-
son can be given why the voters OF
Montana should favor the smelter city,
But with all his dir OF confidence
there is one thing Mr.. DAILY forgeis. lie
forgets that he has a personal record,
and as the Anaconda capital fight is his
personal fight, his record will necessarily
have IN important bearing upon the
result.
What 10 his personal recordf
There are three lines he has been en-
gagged in-minng, business and politics.
His record in mining has been TO
freeze out, squeeze out and bluff out the
owners Of mining property which he
wanted to gobble up.
His record in business has been TO
drive out competition and ruin in bus
mess, il he could, every concern which
competed with the DAILY stores at Ana
conda, and every man who had the in
dependence to think, speak and vote ac-
cording TO his own convictions.
His record in politics has been that OF
traitor to every person or party he dealt
with. lie first felt his strength in pol
itics 10 1854 and lSs6. and wss then a
democrat In 1883, for a personal
grudge, he turned all OF his money and
influence against the democratic con-
gressional ticket and defeated it-the
first democratic dofoat in Montana IN
almost twenty years. The next bion-
nIal election he turned upon his repub-
lcnn allies OF two years before, and they
went down. In 1892 he was iu the cap
ital fight, and did not show his hand in
politics till after election. Then, TO
serge his own personal ends and work
out personal revenge, by the free uss
OF money and the exertions Of his
plant tools he broke democratic ma
jority in the Legislature and defeated
the election Of democratic United
States senator
Does Mr.. DAILY imagine, after all this
record OF oppression OF mining claim
owners, Of arrogant monopoly in bust
ness, aud Of perhdy and dlshonor in pol
itlcs-that after all this anybody is go
ing to be fooled by hia promises OF re-
inery works, railroads and blg enter
prises OF various kinds for the benefit OF
those sections whore lac wants 20 roll up
q good vote for Anacondag
He may imagine il but he will be woe
fully disappointed. The people OF Mon
tnna are getting mighty tired of Mr..
DAILY and his methods, and after the
election he will have reason 10 conclude
it Is better TO give his undivided atten-
ton to the copper smelling business.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

TALKING OF hog toxin, 1t may not be
generally known that the first purpose
Tor which the present site Of Anaconda
was used was to raise hogs. That wns
twenty-five years ago Hog raising did
not succeed well at that first trial; but
they are doing better since.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15
SACRED NEART ACADEMY.
Conducted by tho Sisters OF tho ITO
Croas Mt OGDEN Utah

Conducted by tho Sisters OF tho Holy
Oasat Ogden, Utah.
The academy Is spacious. well ventilated,
convenient nnd furnished with all mode q
improvements. IL ia hherullg suppliod
with philosophical and astronomioa. apga-
rstus, charts, globes and everything con.
duniye ~ the requirement vi ksOwled1e.
Ihe Pupils hAYs socnss to well filed
library OF choice. BtAn inrd work.. Every
facility Ia afforded for attaining proficiency
In music, painting Ia oil ma water colo 9,
etc. The extensive ground surrounding
the academy ars beautifully Ind out and
offer every induoement 10 lhg young ladies'
20 engage in ks0lInfuI exercise.
For further Information addrsN
eHrrH SUPERIOR
slered n nft &c deny,
OGDEN, uTu,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

COMMERCIAL agencies aud trade re-
views continue to bring the glad nows
thAt the country is rapidly recovering
from the disastrous effects Of thirty
years Of uuLrulton republican rule.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

HELENA makes her campaign upon
the Que ron OF what is best for the
state Of .,iontana. Anaconda makes her
campaign upon the proposition OF what
is best for the Anaconda company.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15
THE INDEPENDENT

Ramlttsncos ~ Mo riak Of eabscribar unlea
made by resi,tcred lettof. check, or postA ores
rrsss oraer. payable 10 1ha lndopeaieai Pab
lihing Company.
6-pursos ,losiring IRu tNpvFsspuNr earvel
st thoir homes or plaoc OF business oAn orlsF ~
pst,al card or through tolophone No loA Plessa
rsrrri cassa Of irn,salaS delivery pecmptls.
Advertisements. ~ insarc proaps lnsefaon
should be handed In hpfors . M
Neinctcd communications not rcturnahls an
Ibss postage "a enclosed,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

Tux sickgst thng after election will
be tho BuUsidInsd press, with none 10
poor 10 DO it rcyeroncr.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

CAHaEGlr, Pullman, DAILY, these three!
Two " tho trinity have already broken
the backs Of organized labor in their
"w0rks.'
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

II you work Tor DAILY you must vote
Tor Daiy. That's tho rulo on Anaconda
hill, and tho man who doesn't obey it
quits.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

IH-Montsnisns ahroAl will always hnd ms
pAuN lNpErESuGNF on hle At ihoir iavor.Ie
hotels fitih Atenue aud Metropolitan, New
York wesL Mlnneap lila sldwin an fAlAu'
tan Francisco, AoDsrmo,L nutt5, IolsAi hosa4'
pring ghald M
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15
PARTISAN DYE WORKS
3 RIMBOUD. PRoPRIETOR.

I, lMBOUD, PROPRIETOR.
French cleaning aud dyalny. seonrlnK by
Trench process lust. wrlleE, velvet, aud
.llk dtoe'es gentleidsne EAfmsntA kid glove,
isAthorS' turN laoua, onrtAinA sik and wuolhn
under wear Ahd nooktla@ bAtisfAetian Huarau-
teal. 100 orAnt s,rsst near Hotel HelsnA
Helena, hon'ana, Not TesDonslbla for goods
part of the otis.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15
| GREAT BRIDGE

N Tho stous Arch viAduct aorom tho Mssls.
,ippi 81 Minneapolis and IHE NoHu-wEsrEnH
lISE runs 10 First Class Iast EIpfesa Trains
across this bridge s'ey dsy to Chicago, Duluth.
& nAhA and kansas Ilty.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15
SMOOTH SKIN FOR $500

fused the CvriCuRA RENCptFs, forahout two
months, and the entirc expense was but shOO
which no ono would regret for nice smooth
skin, 10 LETT my face ln The best OF conditions,
froc from all pinlpes aud hlotches. l etill uao
tho CtriCUHA soar, Aul ALWAYS shall,
T.. RUFUS THOMPSON, youngstown, o.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

Ch.ldFou'u school cluak- layo sris0d M Ths
Boz Hi'n and are being oil rol fvr sale nt uopu-
lar ptIcss
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

Sold throughout tho world, Price, CuTIcURA,
50c., Soar 2ic; REsotyFYr, sl. poTrEH DnuG
AND CuEN, CoUr,, Sole pFoprctou, Boston.
Es-" How TO Cure Bablca' skin Diseases" true,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-15
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The Helena independent., 1894-09-15

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The Helena independent., 1894-09-15
BAD CASE SCALL HEAD
Two Doctors DO no Good. Tries curl
CURA. First Set Heips. -Four
Sets Completely Cure.

our hahy Pearl was born Nov, %, 1901, From
her birth She had scall Hoad until she was four
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-17
THREE MEN KILLED And Number of Others Badly
 Injur d. A PREMATURE EXPLOSION Of a Calsson Attached to Battery of Artillery Did
 the Work.
PREMATURE EXPLOSION

CHICAGO, July 16.--rhis afternoon a caisson belonging 10 d Hotchkiss gun of the Second regular artillery exploded at Fortieth street and Grand boulevard, a fine residence district. Following are the casualties:
 LIST OF KILLED.
 JOSEPH CALLER BARRIER, Troop B, Seventh cavalry; head blown off.
 CANNONEER DONOVAN, Battery F, Second artillery, Fort Riley, Ks. i; killed.
 JEREMIAH DOY LIE, cannoneer, Battery F, Second artillery, Fort Riley, Ks.; killed.
 LIST OF INJURED.
 Herbert Andres, trumpeter, Troop B, Seventh cavalry, fatally wounded, taken to Mercy hospital; Sergeant King, Ser geant Liner, Private O'Donnell Private Stolz, Private Enk, Private Urquhart, all of Battery r, Second artillery, Fort Riley, Ks.
 Several other soldiers were made deaf by the explosion.
 A lady in the house of Frank Devil, at the corner of Grand boulevard and Fortieth street, was struck with projectile and badly wounded. She was taken to hos pital. Seven horses were killed and three wounded. The battery was m liking prac- tice march down Grand boulevard when the explosion occurred. There is no explanation of the explosion except conjectural. The caisson had just rattled across the Lake Shore rail road track on Fortieth street when the explosion occurred inside the caisson, sending projectiles in every direction. Every pane of glass within two blocks was broken. It is conjectured that the jolting over the railroad tracks ignlted fuse or come loose powder, setting off all the shells in the box
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-17
ORGANlZED}
Club Elects Permanent Chairman and Iuaugurates Good Work.

The committee on social features, peri odicals and library was the first of the standing committees of the Commercial club to hold a session in the clubs new quarters, and from the interest and even enthusiasm with which this committee en- tered upon the work assigned them, as manifested in their meeting yesterday afternoon, it augurs we'll for the clubs future. Only one or two mem bers Of the committee were absent, but these ex- pressed intention of attending all subse- quent meetings and taking livelier inter- est in the general work of the club.
 MT. George Crulkshank was elected permanent chairman, and becomes by the late amendment to the constitution, ex- otficio, a member of the board of directors. Tho value of this amendment was very evident from the manner in which the members of this committee impressed upon the chairman his opportunity 10 give the views of the committee to the board of directors in their executive sessions. list of daily papers and periodicals was made out, and their subscription will be asked for immediately. The most inn portant action, however, was the motion of MT. w. M. Drennen recommending social gathering of the members of the club some time during August as prsc- -tieal move on the part of the club to in- crease interest in the club through better acquaintance of the members. The busi- ness importance the club sugtans to the city is recognized, but there has never been any effort from any direction to get our people more generally acquainted, and as, a factor in the business growth of Bir- mingham this feature of the clubs work is appreciated by this committee and will have their best energies to advance. The new quarters were, complimented most highly, and our citizens are requested to invite allstrangers and visitors to call at the club rooms, that they may there have opportunity of meeting in social way such of cur business men as may be desira- ble for them to know in order to bring Birmingham as favorably as possible be- lore all who may come among us.
 The committee adjourned subject to call of chairman.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-17
KNOWLEDGE

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 Its excellence is due to it's presenting. in the form most acceptable and pleas ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax ative; effectually-cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and levers and permanently curing constipation; It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kid neys, Liver and Bowels without weak ening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance. .@
 Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug gists in soc and $1 bottles, but it is man. ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Go. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup ot Figs, and being we'll informed, you will not accept any substitute if offered.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-17
BASEBALL.
THE NATIONAL HAGUE.

g; Boston, 9. Base hIts-PhiiaGe.lpuu.. pu..@, 12; Boston, 5. Errors-Philadelphia, O.; Boston, o. Batteries-Philadelph Harper and Buckley; Boston, Stvetts and Ryan.
 At Cincinnati: Ruus-Cincinnati, l; Cleveland. g. Base hits--Cincinnati, 6; Cleveland, 13. Errors-Cincinnati, 4; Cleveland, O.. Batteries-Cincinnati, Par. rott and Murphy; Cleveland, Young and Zimmer.
 At Chicago: Runs-Chicago, 10; Louis ville II. Base hits-Chicago, 16; Louisville, IA. Errors-Chcago, 1; Louisville, D. Bat Louisville, Hemming and Grim. -i.
 AtSl Louis: Runs-St. Louis, II; Pitts burg, 6. Base hits-St. Louis, IS; Pitts burg, r. Errors-St. Louis, 2; Pittsburg, 9. Batleries-St. Louis, Bretenstein and rwineham; Pittsburg, Killen, Colcelough and Mack.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-17
COMING HOME.

GUNrERsvILLE, July 14.-[Special Cor respondence. r. Politics are warming up considerably. There are deserters almost every day from Koib. William Hartsfield and William Boiling, two leading citizens in depunciations of Kolb and his mongre party and say they will support Colonel Oates.
 Below is a letter from Spencer R. Lewis, who has been a Kolb leader in this county heretofore. Mir. Lewis has declared in favor of Colonel Oates, and will carry be- tween fifty and 100 voies in his beat with him for Colonel Oates and democracy:
 KEEL, Ala, July g, 1894. Editor Democrat;
 There has been much talk in Marshall
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-17

county by leaders and politicians who pre- tended 10 know and make bold assertions of what happened at Montgomery In lS92 and what happened st Birmingham Tn February, 1894, at the v tWo p'n conventions
 Now, wish to state that was present at both of these conventions; that l am no politician, but plain farmer with DO ax to grind; that so far as could see the Mont gomery convention YVES not badly messed up with republicans and peoples party men-so, being Kolb man, stood by that convention.
 When was elected as delegate to the Birmingham convention and started on the trip met republican friend, who took me aside (believing was a republican, and said to me: "At Montgomery iu 1892 these Kolb men promised us Qhe republicans they would stand by us in 1894 and if they don't do it we will put straight repub- lican ticket in the field" He told me to was put out that might know the repub- Birmingham; have stood ready, and 1 have waited for repub- lican ticket, but it don't come. I see MT. Kolb is asking repu blicans to help him, is going to Wall street and BostYn and Hoar and the Home Market club for money, and that he advocates measures that the worst south haters in the land have indorsed and made. For these reasons and others of equal weight l sever my alleglance WlCu tuis party of politicians. l also ask solid thinking men to consider what l saw and know. l am no candidate and DO politi- clan, but while the organized may do some things 1 don't think is right, believe they have better men and better principles at their masthead than the congomeration of, Jeffersonien- peoples party-republi- cans.
 1 have always been a democrat, opposed to tho protective tariff and opposed to re- publicanisln, and when 1 saw leaders of the Jeffersonians, populists and republi- cans all go in room to consult how to beat the old party had always loved it made my blood boil, and resolved then to go home and wait and see if the republicans ran ticket, or if they had what they it seems they have, and if not, and they were satisfied, to rally once again to the only party that offers help to the south. l am respectfully, 5. K. LEWIS.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-17
Sheriff's Sale.

DY virtue of fer facfas issued out of the b clerk S office of the Circuit Court of shelby county state of Alabama, and to me directed, whereby am co nmanded to make the amount of ceiialn judgment recently o6tained against Aldridge Brothers. c. r. Aidridge, w M Aldridge and J. II. Aldridge. out otthe goods, chattels. lands and tenements Of the safdT defendants, have levied on the follow : fnt and 90 feet of the south end of lots and a, in block 53; said lot fronts TO feet on The west side of 18th street and extends DacK of uniform width 9 feet along the north side of alley c, in the city of Birmingham, Jefferson
 Therefore, according 10 said command l wiIl-sell at public outcry, for cash, all the right title and interest of the above named G. P. Aldridge, w. M. Aldridge and J. II. Al driige. in and to the above descriped prop erty on . MONDAY, THE 1sTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1894, ,.6fipg the legal hours of sale, at the court K5ilse door in said county.
 tYated this, 7th day of July 1894:
 fk# Sheriff ofJefferson county, Alabama.
 s4tI0 3t tII'
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-07-17
H. CHAIRSELL,
1913 and 1915 lSt avenue,

1913 and 16l5 lst avenue, dealer in corn, oats, bran, hay, cotton seed meal, corn hearts, corn chops and all kinds of feed. Car load wheat just re- ceived. A splendid feed for laying hens and young chick ems. All goods first-class and guaranteed as represented. Send me your orders.
 x2 n H. CHAIRSELL.