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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-10-19
Perry Bsal Perhaps Fatally Wounded
by a highwayman In
Marrow Canyon.
He and His Wife wero Driving
to Butte With a Clean
up of Gold.
A Msa who HAD worked for Him IL
Arrsaisd on susploion-Oihsr
stats News.

Special 10 The fndopoEdont,
BUTTE Oo'. 1s.-PouJ DSAl. son Of Dr..
Bsal, Of this eltV. vas shot aud perhaps
fatally wounded by hiabwaYmAn this
morning about six miles souib west OF Sill
yer Bow junction. lie was on his war 10
the city with hia wifo from German Ruleh.
bringing lot OF gold dust NJ. and Mrs.
BsAi left their homo in German gsleh about
nine o'oloek ana vsrs bringing 10 town n
cleanup. Amounting 10 several thousand
dollars 10 gold. Abou, FIVE miles from
their home the road goes through n rough.
narrow esnyon. In which the tImbef and
brush grew up close 10 the road. They
we're startled by a shot fred from the right
side OF the canyon. Almost Immediately q
second shot WAS Hrei. which struck Mr..
Besl in his right side. He throw up bis
hands. eIolsiminR II AN shot" With re-
mGrkAble presence Of mind Mrs. Real took
She rsins and u'Red She horses forward. al
tho same time holding her husband.
Glsncina back Mrs. Bssl saw man crouch
ing behind some brush. lie had u eunny
sack pulled over his hsad and down below
HIS waist. with holes cut for the eyss. He
had emptied both bsrsls Of hia aun and
made no attempt TO follow the team.
Arriving al MeClsAry's ranch Mr.. Beal
was lifted out and cared for and . mssssn-
ger sent for oflesrs and q physicisn. Mr..
Bssl had been sho, With part Of q load Of
large bucksho,. One ball had entered his
arm and another his slde. The extent OF
injurJ cannot yst be told.
0hleers and several ranchers and miners
started after the hiRhwsymsn 80 soon as
possible. The Runny sack Was found near
the scene of the attempted murder. Ffom
there the hiphwayman was trsohsd 10 a
cabin about q quarter Of a mile from Besps
place. The man who lives here is Frank
Bsudit and he was arrested on suspicion.
He had worked for Bsai all summer and
was the only man who knew that Bsal vac
coming 10 town with the gold. Dsudit do
nies all knowlsdRs Of the AFFAIR.
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state bseRms an smAaouiAtsd. humlliatsd
and rotten boroaRb.
Is ~ mot true that The principal ovneaa Of
the AnAoonda oompAnT, now seeking 10
control Montana vsrs and are ths chief
owneTs and The dominating fofos In the
HomsstAks Ia south Dakota,
Ia II not also true that the Homestaks
Conet, uotion somDsny proobISd control 90
ths Black Hills ooantTT under the false
pfstsnso th,t thoy we're the frisnda OF the
labofina man, and that after securing oon-
troll Of she politie.L hnsneial aud In
duslTial situation they emploTod thsit ae-
aulfed power 10 reduce their whpes 10 e. 10
por day. and 10 hloh from oitizans theiF
property rights without due proossa OF law
or Just compensation.
Why does the Anaoonda company pro-
pose the eIpsndituts Of Sl,0O1,O0J In this
eanpaian 10 secure the o. vital OF the state,
unlsaa II be 10 secure diolatoTiAl cont oil
over the excessive, legislative and Judicial
| departments Of tbs noysrnm0nt
IL II not true that ths Anaconda Mining
COMPANY paTs from ~ cents 10 81 per dAy
less 10 its emploTss than 10 paid 70 vork-
men for the same kind Of service al the oIty
of Butte. only twenty miles Distant
Why should tbess peopls inconvsnisnos
themselves and their posterliy bV removing
the capital Of the state from . point 10 miles
distaat from The center Of popslstion. at the
junction OF tho two great transcontipenta
railways passing thfonRh the state. whore
Tho average citizen controls and may assert
HE TiEhta. TO n point near the Idaho line,
ht the cad Of q stub railroad aud an ore
lwl,eh. where q single mining corporation
dominates and controls the ontire situation.
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W. A. PINKERTON HERE.

Ho Denies That HIS Mon Are Being Gent
to Moutans.
The following spsolsl dispatch from Chi
cago vas published Ia the Evening Tels-
gram yesterday;
CHICAGO. 0ct ls. For several weeks
Pinksrton detectives have been leaving
Chicago in small squads of two TO four
each, and speculation has been rife among
those who have known of IL ss 10 VIA. Is
their mission and TO what section of tho
country they are bound. To-day IL dsvsl-
opsd that they are going 10 Aontsna TO
work In the interest Of town called Ana
cor da, 10 being unde stood that an effort 10
being made 10 change the capital OF Mon
thns from its present location 10 Annconds.
These men ara all trained detectives and
are understood 20 have o. ecIal instructions
10 work particularly among laborinE men.
W. A. Plnker,on, head of the dstestivs
sgepoy which bssfs his name. arfivsd In
Helena yssterday. He Was seen last night
by an lsDErKSDEsT reporter, but all efforts
10 get from klm any confirm alton ss 10 the
facts In the dispatch from Chicago we're
useless. In lanRusRs more emphatic than
elegant be denied that there was any truth
In the storI.
MIR. Plnhsrton announced bis desire, In
case he could nnd the writer, ITO spit in
his sye." He said he was on his way 10
Portland and would ls,ys this morning.
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JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

wm. J. Dillon and Jerry Lawlsr have
fled notice OF location OF the Houehton
lode.
About thirty people received their anal
citizenship payers In the dis'riss court yss-
terday.
Col. w. Sanders. A. !. Loeb and L. A.
Carleton, will address = Helens-for-ths.
Capital meeting al Clancy tonight
Thsre will be special meeting Of Morning
Star lodge No. o. A. +. and A. h. thi'
evening al 1880 sharp. at Masonic temple.
Judge Gage yestsrdRy sentenced Theo-
dots schmidt, who pleaded Ruiltv TO petty
larceny Wednesday, TO three months In ,hc
county jail.
A memorial service IN honor OF Oliver
Wendell Holmes will bo held next Sunday
morping at the Unitarisn church. Rev. j.
ii. Crooksr will give an address.
Mrs. N. 7. Walters wishes 90 thank the
ladies IN her portion OF the Fifth ward for
their donations 10 the Hslona-for-ibs-
Capital committss. amounting to $50.
Tho concert and drllI for the bsns0t OF
temple Emanu-El, takes place nsIt Tues
day at the Auditorium. The advance ssle
OF teks,s warrants the success OF the AFFAIR.
Mrs. John Gibson, chairman, Ma. X.
Dram, Mrs. Fred Lsnzi and hra IL. O.
Houston from the Sixth yard oommi,tes oi
the Womsn's Helena. fer-,hs- Capital club.
Gov. Richards yesterday issued . requisi.
lion for John williams. who Ia wanted In
Park county for no 90 stealing. The regal.
sition IL on the governor Of WroniHg
Williams havlha been located In DOuelas,
In that stats.
Lieut. Gov. BotkIn has rseoysFed hi,
watch tha, was AZ hFst though, 60 have been
stolen. II Seems that the watch had been
onlT mlslaid and was found In Mr.. Bot
kin'a residence very soon after was
reported stolen.
The FIrat Ward CoIoted club met last
night AZ lOs Cutler street. GtotGs Mitch
ell presided. with J. Brooka acting a. sec
TelaTy. Speeches were mads bT Geo.
Mitchell, Geo. wAFfeld, J, Carrsntsr. W.
Hubert A. q. Green aud A. Frazier.
The Gold Ear lode. on Rock otosk. end
the Silver Bar and snow Cloud lodee IN
stsmpls dlsirl't have been located bT
Rsubsn h. Hewitt aud Samuel Il. Bowlby.
The latter has sold n fourth interest Ia this
claims TO Harvey b. Nichols for $l00
Tho city council hss ordered the Tolles "a
strictly enforce the amended ordinances
which forbids boys under 10 years Of age
from walking ON tho streets after seven
o'clock ~ night HsteaftAf the police will
take In charge aud lad found on the strset
after aevsn o'clock Who has not written
permit from his pATentL
Up 10 tho close Of registration las, night
the city districts had TeetatsTo1 No follows:
Agent Gllpatriok, L0lG; Agent Weston,
I, ,U2a; Agent Cameron, 8sOi total, 2tl0, To-
day ani Tomorrow Agent uilpAtriok will
be al the Helena Commission oompani'l
store. No. South Pa 4 AVsnus, and Aneni
Weston al 52t Eighth avenue. Agen,
Osmsron will remain a. ths siK,h ward
poatoihoa buildlng on Helena Avsnus.
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MRS SHEFFIELD, OF HELENA
HomAntls s,oTr Of I've Psopis Rsoaits
Anar InanII Yeara.

An.r Twenty Years.
EEw YoRE, ocL ~. Edward Sheffield,
Of MslboaTns, Australia. aud ElleO, hia
wife, OF HslSna. Mont. met In tbe law
ofnos Of Richard v. Boyd last night for The
hs, tins IN twenty ysa's. Each bad be-
ll0vsd The other dead, bus each had fo-
malnsd fsithful. Hearly . quarter Of a
century ago, In Southampton, England,
sheffield. the oAptalu of a ship met aud
loved pretty Ellen Marshall. william
Porter, kyonnR merchant, also loved her,
nnt the bluh sailor won tho girl. EcWhT1
and Ellen bad been married two yeATS
when Edwards ship was chaftsfsd for
Brazil. On the voyage II vss, wisekod.
Tbs sailors took 10 ito small boats and
were lost. The captain oluug for days ~
the vAyt-wAshsd hulk tlll . passing
schooner took him aboard. lie was landed
frisndlsss and psnniisss on the Sonth Am
shcAn coast, and turned his hand 10 Any
sort OF work hs could nnd In the Efetobed
South American towns where fate had esst
him.
After Jears Of hardship Edwards sorap.d
togsthsf enough TO take him hom.. only
,o find his wife gone. Edward inquired Of
his old tlnis rival, and Portor told bin ma
lieiousit that Ms. Bheillsld had gone on W
Ameflcu Win hnotneI man, lho IouhH
man len al ouo, for Australia, bought a
small ranch near Melbourne and took 10
shssp farming. Success was slow but sure
He bsesms moderately rich. bnt be nevsI
married. though no heard his wife val
dead.
while going through his old sea chssi
soms months hgo sheffield found memo.
randums OF deeds 10 DJO acres In hontana
which he bought for song 25 Jears ago,
lie wrote TO Give Ptitobard, q Londor
lawyer. 10 look the matter up and see Il
the land vas worth anything. Pritohh'd
wrote Lawyer Boyd of ,bis city. and b,
communicated with q lawyer In HolsnA
which was nesr the land In question. Tn
reply was that Mrs. Shsfie d had shows
dssds for the land. and sold mos, Of II at ,
high ptioo. as silver had been found In sew
srsl places. Mrs. sheffield was q widow
the Helena lawyer reported, and living q
| Helena.
MrG shsiisld was communicated With
She wrote that she took the deeds for th,
hontaca land and came 10 America 20 90,
what she could sell them for. She wal
amszsd 10 ind herself rich. AZ for tn,
story that shs had run of with snoths
man. that was fabrication OF Portsfa.
| Hasbsnd aud wife FASTENED 10 unite thell
| lives once morr. They decided TO ssttl,
In Montana. Sheffield sold his Australian
ranch and crossed the vats'. aud Mrs.
Sheffield oAme east TO meet him. The,
started west at once.
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coKEDALE TURNS OUT.
The Helena Speakers Meet with an En-
thnsIsstio Reception.
A. II.

The Helena Speakers Meet with an En-
thnsIsstio Reception.
Special to The Isdspsndsnt
LIVINGSTON, Oct. 10. -The busy PROS
psrous village Of Coisdslo gave the Helena
spssksrs = most enthusiastic reception TO-
night Thers was . brilliant display oi
fireworks. and the bea " welcome 10 the
spsAksrs Vas fu'ther sttsstsd By tho explo-
sion OF giant bombs. Ths Coksdals band
In lie brilliant uniform diseeursed mos,
sIoellent music, giving proof thA,
thosrh one Of the youngest musical organ
iEstions In the state u would speedily tsks
rank among the hrt. Az the hall ths
spsakers vers mst by COMMITTEES OF
twelve Of the most prominent citizens OF
the place and escorted to the rossrum. Tbs
hall, which was beautifully decorated. was
packed 10 ovsrnowing many Of the ladies
OF Cokedale RrAsing the occasion By their
presence.
Hon. W. T. Cnllsn was the first spsak aksf.
He said he would not insult the intellieencs
Of the sundicncs by showing why the capt
tai should be retained al Helena. but he
would undertake TO demonstfsts why 1,
would be the nadeeat folly TO turn over shs
stats government TO a single corporation.
He vas followed by Hon. J. d. Clements,
who In neat, powerful and foioibls
speech showed eonolusivsly the holiovnsss
Of AnaeoAda's claim that che was
the vuee sarasri friend. He strongly ad
vissd all virgo ssrnsrs not 70 us their trust
in promises made BY the agents OF power
fui corporations. which time and again
haa cruelty betrayed thsm.
The nesting .frequsntly applauded the
spesksrs and Cokedsls may ssfaiy be placed
In the Helena column BY an overwhelming
majority. Tbs mandnliB club was enjoyed
BY the apprsoiativs musls loving portion OF
tho audiences.
After the meeting oloasd the olnb played a
few numbers, 90 that tho younger portion
OF the audisnes might trip the light fan
tasiio toe. IL was a matter OF mutusl re-
greet that owing TO the extreme fatigue Of
the club. IL having played for the meeting
at Hor to-day. and also having to return
70 Livingston Tonight the dance had 10 bs
cut short
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ALMOST ASPHYXIATED.

Prof. May Is Overcome bv Deadly Gas 81
His Room on state Street
Prof. Walter II. May was found In his
room on s,nso street yesterday morning in
an unconscious eondision. The Rss was
turned on and evidently had been escaping
for several hours The unfortunate man
was given Immediate medical attention. Az
last accounts he was soms better. but was
still not out OF danger. Prof. May has
been In III health for soms tims and 10 sub
jset 10 faintinR spells. II 10 supposed that
he vas attached BY sudden fsin,nsss and
that 10 falling he struck the 61turs and
accidentally turned on the deadly gas.
Prof. Nay is very we'll known In this
city, having lived here Q number Of yesrs.
He resided until recently a. sl1 North
RndnAH.
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SAFE In THE PENITENTIARY.
Dolby Reaches That Institution Under 4
Guard OF Militia.

Dolby Reaches That Institution Under n
Guard OF Militia.
COLUMBUS, o.. Oct. lS.-Jasper Dolby. tho
negro sentenced ss Washington Courthouse
to twenty yesrs imprisonment for criminal
assault on Mira Mary Z, Boyd. an elderly
white woman. Was landed In the
penitsntisry al seven o'clock this
morning. He was sscortsd by rhorin Cook
and Deputy Busick. and accom- panied on
the train bv troops. The prisoner was
taken from The train al Dennison avenue,
and walked 10 the prison. The military
remained In tho ears and we're carried 20
the union station.
just before the troops iefs the dsAth Of
q. W. johnson. or Mao" johnson, was an
nounosd; making three dead. He lived a,
Kylss. Butler oounty. Frank Nlsdsrhouse.
aged 20, sbot In the lea. and suffering am
putation cannot survive. He was the only
prominent citizen injured. Thsodore Am.
norman, aged q, a. las, accounts is still
In q critical sohdltian.
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ONE CLOSED ANOTHER OPENS

Furniture of the psEsman Sold and the
Lsoieds New In business.
Special TO The Independent.
BozHMAs. Oct ls.-Ths hotel BoEemsn 10
again closed, and the furniture vas suo-
toned OF to-day piece by piece. ". NJ.
Nsvitt who bought the furniture some
tims ago from l. @. Childs. is doing the
selling. Nearly half the contents of this
beautiful. fns hotel have been sold
and taken away. Ths sale vas .
lively one. AMI about $500 vac
taken in. The bar fixtures were bought
in by NJ. N. Black. for $500. Aisres num-
bsr OF towns people and farmers took ad-
vantage OF the bargains. Some parties
from Butte and Helena we're also present.
making purchases
The old Lscelds hotel has been opened 70
this public. after having been thoroughly
rsnovstsd and furnished. II. T. Barnett
who formerly mauseod the Northern Pas
ciho hotel, IL the landlord OF the new
Laclsds.
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PERSONAL

M. +. Lynch, OF Elkhoru. 10 In ths city.
Mrs. John stedmAn. grand master OF tho
O. r.. b,. left yesterday for Phllipshure 10
install the officers OF the new subofdinaie
chapter Al that place.
n. Lambert Of tho City Drug store. "a
Teesivihg congratulations from hla many
frisnds. The eNuae Il the arrival Of a
bonn einR boY al his house.
Eugene NsTsr, oas of the proptietots OF
The City Drug store. started yesterday on a
buainsW tr D through eastern Montana and
10 work for Hslsna.for the. Capital
John Hetron. candiiass for the taalala-
tufe on the republican ticket, had n visitOF
10 bis city homo on Warren street, Meduss.
day, In The person OF little daughter
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NORTHERN PACTFIT ELLUTTON.
The Ivsrs Board Of Directors chosen
without Oppositios.

The Ivsrs Board Of Directors chosen
without Opposition.
Nrw YoRK, 0e,. ls.--At the annual meet
ing OF the Northern PAoino railroad stock
holders to-day, the Ives bosId OF directors
was elected without opposition; A. belmont
Il. L. Bu'ns,L ]. Horace Harding Mar-
eells HartlsV, n. q. HsGgler. Clayton Ives
Bernard Maekar. II. y. Redmond, william
Il. Rogers. w. v. Sanders Josn f.
SsArlsa Wllffed Smith, aad CHARLIE
mango Tower, JF. This nsw members
ara Burnstl, HsGelsr. Rsdnond. Rogers
SSsTlss and Tower. who take the places OF
Anderson. barney, Ball, Livingston ssd
Pa,len. Tho total vote for the ticket vss
800 00l.
The annual report Of the NoTthoIn PAoino
railway for the year ended June 30,
1891 shows gloss eArninRa flL.
Y12 0I3, operating expenses SlABl6, 800;
no, oArnings. 81. BGh b21, charges for rentals
interest. oto., Gil, b.O99; dsAolh 81, sos. 600
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HAL S. coRBETP TONIGHT.
The Democratic standard Bearer
speak ~ the Auditorium.

The Democratic standard Bearer 90
spesk 81 the A auditorium.
Hal \, CotbetL the democratic candidate
for congress- who By his mAtohlea and
nsrI oratoTy has become known 40 "The
Minoulh Cyclone" will Spoak Al The aus
dilorlnm tonight. From eVsiy rlaes
come reports OF his convincing Arguments
Ia the cause of democracy. His cAmf Aian
has been a busy one ever since he received
the demoo' alto nomination. He has been
srcaking whenever hs was net travelling
between dlGsrent points. and making
friends wherever be has been. An Au-
dienes such AZ aueh oratorY deserves should
greet him tonight A, n. Nelson will prs
side over tho meeting, Tho will be musli
aud . rTocsnsion, and everybody will bs
repaid for tho evenings visit TO ihs au-
ditoFlum,
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Two Hu,oid., .ra No W.d0Inv,

trl oLTF, Long Island, Oct is-Ths
bodies Of Elliott l.. TiiuG aged "a. and
MARY 4 Daif, aged "a we're found In the
private bath house belonging 10 the eirrs
father late last night. Titus shot himself
in the head after killing ths Girl with ohlo-
reform. Thsy wero to have been msrfiei
shortly aud Tuesday night won't for walk
from which thev did MOI return. both bo-
loneed 10 prominent families.
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1IFH TsIN Oct Is, "A dispatch from
Pou Arthur dated Oct 10 states tha, tho
JapsnssO hnvs abandoned Thornton Haven
aud proosedsd 10 Ping Yang inlet which
they Rrs A. onRly fortif'lng. IL Is tspoited
in native CIRCLES here that great battle
had been Tough, between the Chinese and
tho japanese forces, on tho North Nslu
river ON Monday. Oct 1b, No details are
ohtainahle. The Chinese authorities claim
NOT 10 have any knoWlsdgs OF such Q battle.
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Lott vito ann Chlla to su rar.

INV YoHK, Oct is.-ThS boiler Of an
illici, still In tsnomsst house on Clinton
street exploded this moruIuE. severely soald-
ing PAullna And Jennls Russuk. mother
aud ohIld, and Joha Jobsski, ~ years old.
The womAns husband. Herman, IL sup'
posed 20 bs the ovusr and opsator OF toe
still He ran swly After The oIploAlon,
lsaVlng hla vlts and child oTIlng fof hslp,
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Tho nurllustoa I. An Right.

Fl. PAUL, Oct ls-Wlih reference 20 th'
report that the Burlington will no, DO Abl,
10 ran its nrst train through 10 Billings on
Oct. -. 40 intended, owing TO = hitch In
peTfscting the tiaflo agreement with the
Northern Pacific, General Manager Ken
drieks OF the latter said he had no idea
who're such report could have originated
So far Rs ho was nwarc there was no tfoubls
aud he expects tho agreement TO be carried
ont
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We also have in Louisville. Ky. froc bonded
warehouse 50 bbls Old Taylor sprlns 1891. which
We will sell In bbL lots certificate all free from
any storage and taxeA at 500 per proof gallon,
Also 30 bbls. J. II. MoBrsyer. spring 1872 in
U. 8 bonded warehouse In bbl. lots Coo per
gallon.
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Tho Fire Gotten undsr Control.

AsurABuLA, o.. OoA la-Firs broke ont
at jefferson early this morning and for
awhile threatened the business portion Of
the town. II was gotten under control
nfter destroying one big building. Loss
AoS ON
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Her Fad 1. ste.m.hip Travel.

CHICAGO Oct. ls.-Mra ELIZA Carson.
aged 10. whose son-in-lsw. Julius Rohrbsch.
asked for oons.rvator that she might not
squandsr her $50, 900 fortune in her fad for
continuous steamship trips on the Atlantic.
left Chicago last night for New York 10
take another vovse-. Her son-in.lsw has
Withdrawn HE application for oonssrvator.
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Fire at Cascade.

Special TO Tho independent
CASCADE. Oct ls.-At one o'o!oef this
morning the ssloon OF J. N. Jsiferies was
totally destroyed by Gre, The origin Of the
hs 10 unknown. Mr.. Jsfsfies' loss is
about 81 900; insurance Abou. $780, II was
very fortunate for all the property holders
OF this place that ID was . very still night.
II the wind bad been blowing 10 would
have endangered all tho buildings on the
north side Of ths Great Northern.
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UrPER sANDusNE o., oot iS.-LAai nigh,
al Carey. two nslahbors Hart and Bach,
sat up with Jack Greene who had BILE lea
aputated In boiler explosion Yesterday
morning. Toward midnight hlaok told
Haf, he would fsmAin the rest Of ths niehs
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A PAIR OF KINGS TO DRAW TO.
The Rulers OF scrviA and Germsny Meet
NJ Pstsdam.

NJ PstsdAm.
PoTsDAM 0ot lS-Aisxsndsr. king OF
servis, arrived here last evening from Buds
Pssth on . visit TO Emperor willism.
Great preparations had been made for his
reception. and II was generally understood
that bis visit, had political signifioance.
a,sd aud guard Of honor was drawn up
on the platform. The party which TeosIvsd
the young king vas bTililaht one. The
emperor greeted the Joung king most cor-
daily. and after an intpsclioa OF ths guard
OF honor thsir maisstios droys 10 the pal
ace, escorted by the guards. A grand gala
dinner vas given At nigh, al the nsw
palace.
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shipping Their ca,u. to Market

Special TO the Independent
CASCADE. Oct is.- In the past three
weeks the stookmen OF this viclpity have
been shipping their beef. Nineteen cars
we,e shipped from this pOint and there
viii be sbout ffty cars shipped from
Arlington. The prices range from "a 10
Sl,sb per 100 ponnds,
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Thre.hlpe In Chss,au, valley.


npoctel to mo AnHep"noeht.
CASCADE. Oct. ls-Frsd Erkrsm. pro-
prie,or Of the thrsshinR machine. Rivss The
following estimates Of grain thresbsd In
the Chestnu, valley and surroundings,
Twenty thousand bushels Of oats, l6 900
bushels OF wheat snd 5000 bushels OF bar