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TELEGRAPHlc BRRyITIES.

LAKn GUNryA. Wis. May l0.-Orrin W.
Potter, OF Chicago. 10 critically III OF heat
disease,
wlsuNoroN May iD.-Ths sentence OF
Co10T, Browne aud Joaes. by agreement Of
counsel, was deferred tili Monday.
LONDON, May ia dispatch from Pats
saya tho police have discovered plot 10
explode bomb In tho building where tho
guillotine 10 atosed.
DASyhLs, ILL.,, May l0.-Judee Book
wAllor to-day sustained the democratic
congressional appoFtionment OF Illinois.
aud denied tho application for an inluno.
tiOn,
RoMr. Nav lg,-Duting the hearing OF
the ltanoo Romano case to-day EK-Minia-
ter hiosli spfAne At Bank Inspector BiRini
ON the Witness stand. A riot broke out
and Oouf, had 10 adiourb.
WASHINGTON. May ll.-The eighteen inch
armor plate representing tts side OF the
Armortd battlsahip lntranM was demol-
iahed by two shots from n tNolve-inoh rifle
At test a, Indian Head to-day.
Cmoloo, May la.-TNo aldermen, three
policemen aud four iudeoa and clerks OF
election we're indicted by the special grand
Jury to-day for violation Of tho election
laws, This aldormen are John hcGhlsn
aud John X. Coughlin
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ACCIDENT TO CASHIER TRACY.
shot Himself while Alone On tho bank.
May Pun Through.

Shot Himself while Alone In tho bank
May Pun Through.
Special 10 The independent
GREAr FALLs. May lD.-Dan l. Tracy.
cashier OF the Great Falls National bank.
shot himself accidentally this morning
about nine o'clock. He IVES alone st The
time. the president X =. Ford, having iuss
stepped out 10 breakfast and the manner
of the accident is not known. bot ~ 10
thought that hs took shs revolver from the
drawer holding 10 by The muzsls. that 10
some way /, was discharged. and the bullet
struck him In tho side. an inch below the
heart. lie is unconscious and the full sr-
tent Of the wound lie no, known. save THAI
Il 10 an exceedingly dangerous one. NJ.
Irtcy 10 perhaps the best known banA man
In town. having been connected With bank-
ing Institutions hors for seven or eight
years.
He is resting quietly tonight, and The
doctors think his strong constitution aud
health may pull him through. The man.
ner OF the ACC dent is siill unkuown. Bank
Examiner Wilson went over the books ibis
morning and pronounced them correct
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The Senate Devoted but a Short
lime Saturday TO the
Tariff
A Number OF Minor Measures
Taken From tho Calendar
and Passed
bland Back In the Capitalize saJs Free
Coinage Il the fasas This an
Year.

WASHINGTON. May i9.-Tho special senate
committee 10 inye,tiRats the charges Of
bribery held q meeting to-day for the pur-
pose Of preliminary organization. and took
steps as to summoning witnesses aud the
employment Of stepographoF and clerk.
Al the close OF the meeting Gray stated that
the committee had decided 10 hold It's hrst
meeting Monday next, beginning at 10
O'Clock. The Hrst work will be upon tho
attempt TO bribe Senators Hunton and
Kyle. The senators named, Senator HuH-
tons son, Senator KylG's private secretary,
and q. W. Buttz, who 10 said 10 have I'M
dsrtaken to bribe the senators. will be sum
moned. The committee did not decide on
any course Of proceeding with reference 10
the alleged operations OF the sugar trust.
leaving that branch. OF tho inquiry TO be
taken up whom the nrst part shall have been
concluded.
The Investigation will be conducted be-
hind closed doors. The chairman 10 su-
tho'ized. fiom day 10 day. TO Qivo out for
publication the purport OF the testimony.
The session Of the ssnato to-day was dull
and extremely uninteresting. But little
progress was made on the tariff bill. only
two hours being spent on II. GallinRer do
livered another instnliment OF his serial
speech. Some amendments offered 10 par
nRrAphs sS. 50. 30 and 81. OF the glassware
schedule, passed over yesterday. increasing
rates on plain cut and window glass. were
agreed 10. Then tho tariff bill was laid
hside at the request of Aidrich. who desired
10 obtain certain Information now being
printed before proceeding with the metal
schedule. Quite o number OF bills were
tahen up from the calendar and passed.
The bill which was passed by the house =
few days ago to amend she act OF 1880. fix-
ing regulations TO avoid collisions Of aets.
was passed, on motion OF White. OF Cali
fornia; also on motion OF Hunton. OF Vir-
ginin, bill 20 refund TO George y. Roberts
$40, 200, and TO Silas Il. Howe $4,000 taxes
paid by them on whisky In excess of the
quantity Withdrawn from bond; also. on
motion Of FRYE. the bill 70 facilitate the
entry OF steamBhi.s at American ports;
also bill 10 pension Fannie Norman; also
an amsndment to the joint resolution de-
claring Massachusetts avenue extension
through the naval observatory grounds In
the district; also Hoar's anti-lottery bill.
amended TO strike out the provision pun
ishine individuals who should set up
lotteries within the exclusive Jurisdiction
OF the United states, so as nos TO apply TO
sueh Institutions es drawings for oharita-
BILE Purposes; also bill eppropriatipg
81, 600 for the relief Of the dependent rcla-
tives OF the Netherlands steamer Amster-
dam, who lost their lIves IN the effort 30
snvs the crew OF the American schooner
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HIS ARM AMPUTATED.
The Result Of tho Accident 10 Land Agent
Hickman Last Thll.

The Result Of tho Accident 10 Land Agent
Hickman Last ralL
Az the result Of The accident he met With
10 the Flsthoad county on Sept. 30 laAt.
State Land Agent II. O. Hickman has Lost
bis RICH. arm at the shoulder. 4, was aia-
putate1 on Friday In hospital al ChioaRo.
A Telegram from Mira Hickman 10 Gov.
Richards yesterday morning conveyed tho
information that ths surgeons had psr-
formed ibe operation. ths arm being re-
moved NJ tho shoulder Joint, aud that tho
patient had rallied snoouraeingly, hia con-
dillon giving hopes OF his recovery. An
other telegram from Mrs Hickman 20 DR..
q. II Miller laat night said Nc. Hickman
was getting along nicely. Mr. Hickman
went 10 Chicago for treatment some siI
weeks ago. and tho doctors there have ain0s
been ondsavofing 20 build up his system 10
tho point whore ho could sustain tho o. era
ton.
The accident which brouRh, on Mr..
Hiekman's misfortune occurred while he
was In tho performances OF his duty OF look
ing np state land. Ia company with his
Predecessor. Granville stuart Agent Hiok-
man was working about sixty-1ys miles
from kHlispell. The journey there had
been d very disaRreeabls QUO. through
bFush and over fallsn trees. and with oil.
most continuous rain. On Saturday, sept.
~. the horse which hr. Hickman was rid
Ina struck one foot against the root Of 4
tfee. whlO ~ the same time another foot
sank into the soft ground. In endeavoring z
10 get fee tho horss threw Mr.. Hickman
nRainst tho tree, breaking the upper bone
OF tho right arm. Mr.. Hickman and Mr..
Stuart Stated back NJ once. II was very
painful journey for Mr.. Hickman with his
broken arm IN sling composed Of two
pocket handkerohiOfs. Onoo ther lost the
trail and 10 took some time TO ind II.
On the night Of ths accident the mon got
to a cabin OF two ranehers. where they had
q warm welcome and wbele they remained
until Monday. One OF the men took Mr..
hickman down the lake Ia a boat. q trip
that saved him much Of the pain caused by
riding. Another raneher then took him on
bis wagon 10 Kalispell. II was dead-aIs
wagon and caused almost AZ much pain as
riding horseback. They reached kslispell
on iho Tuesday following the accident. and
there took the train for Helena, whsro they
arrived ThuIsdsy. i've days after the arm
Was broken.
The only iDjury apparent al the time vas
break in the bone about half war be-
tween the shoulder and tho elbow. After
ths bone hnit there Mr.. Hickman got back
the use Of the arm, but not fully. Later.
however. he began to erpe ience great pain
In the shoulder and the upper part OF tho
arm. and concluded TO 90 20 Chiosgo for
treatment. The surgeons there tolu him
there was q second fracture nearer tho
shoulder. and that ths bone was dislocated.
After making various examinations with
the view Of treating the trouble without
sacrificing the arm, it vas finally decided
that ID must como of.
Mr. Hiokmsn 10 o man OF sturdy phys
iQue. Though the pain and WORRY has
sapped his strength TO great extsnt. 10 ID
will pull him through.
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PERSONAL

Charles Z. Dudlsy Ia among Tho Marys.
Vile reople In tho CITY.
Edwin j.. Barker. OF Noihaft, 10 rsRis-
torcd II tho Grand Central
Cba@ Lyons, of tho Duiuth Shoe o., IL
shaking hande with old friends.
wm. huth aud Hugh MeQaald laavs this
morning for an outing Ia the FlAthsAd
country.
airs. W. L. Phillips, who has been on n
visit 10 California, 10 expected home thia
morning.
Mrs. Win Hauks aud Mastoa Ned and
FfAnk hauhs came up from QHat Falls
yesterday.
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THE PRESBYTERIANs.
Proceedings Of tho General Assembly at
Saratoga.

Proceedings of tho General Assembly q,
Saratoga.
SARATOGA. May 19.-In the Presbyterian
general assembly to-day Q resolution vas
adopted by a rising vote. with applause
providing for the appointment OF q com.
mittes TO consider the question OF orQsni-
zstion with the southern church on basia
Of the common standards OF doctrines held
by both bodies.
Elder John J. McCook. Of Nov York
,was appointed yics moderator. The sab
iect OF theological semina,ies was taken
mp. DIR. VIM. @. Young. chairman of the
committee. explained the provisions of the
majority report. which he claimed gave the
widest liberty 10 seminariea and still ss-
cured the right Of the assembly 10 direct
and control them. Legal questions In
volved were discussed BY Thomas Nc
Douzal. OF Cincinnati He said there is no
reason why the church may not prescribe
terms upon which seminsriss are received.
DIR. Wm. T., Moore explained tho report
OF the minority. Previons decisions of the
emDly. hs said. hnd been quite opposite
TO that now proposed. The minority did
not wish to bring in ,hs civil power whom
its own power was sufficient TO meet ie-
quiremSnts.
Further consideration was postponed un-
I'll Monday.
The rsrot, on the Smith case Was laid
over until nsxt week.
EuorsE. O'e., May l9.-In the Cumber-
land Presbyterian general assembly this
morning the COMMITTEES on overtures
brought in thee reports, oil OF which were
adopted. The frat was on the change of
the name OF the church. tho report rec.
ommending that all agitation on the sub
ject cease. Tho second report recon-
mended certain changes In the stated sta
tistieal blank. Tue third was In references
to memorial that the assembly meet
every two years, The report refusing TO
grant the request A resolution TO effect
the grouping OF churches was read ana re-
ferred to the special committee appointed
on the subject yesterday.
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THE BOSTON.

Let the fortunate few who have
money TO burn betake them to a
tailor-and get fleeoed- Wore
after the average man OF fewer
dollars and moro sense. with
whom the solid sum we save him
cuts quite a figure.
Set yourself up in a suit OF
clothes bought from us against
the tailors victim. and If you're
not as well pleased, every bit, and
better satisfied, bring back the
goods and get your money. Many
a man is thought to be wearing
"high priced" made TO order"
suits OF clothes when dressed in
one OF our rightly tailored nopby
suits. costing only half the sup
posed dollars.
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OTHER ooXEYIrEs.
Troops In Charge OF Some Idaho contin-
gents.

Troops In Charge OF Some Idaho Contin-
gents.
Borsr. Idaho. May l9.-sirty Co1syitsu
boarded a freieh, al Nampa this afternoon.
Tho train 10 held. Marshal Pinkham has
bson advised bY General OTIS that troops
have been ordered TO Nhmpa from wAlla
Walla. aud are now on the road. He IL
also advised that troopa have bean started
TO Wallace. IN the Cmur d'Alensa One
hundred and hftT-two Coxsyites arrived
hero this morning from q cen River. on
special. guarded by company n. Seven
toenth United States infantry. aud COM
pauy q, Fourth infantry Also iour citizens
Of Montpelier charged with ineitinR the
vsalera 90 violate the inIunotiAn OF the
court. These. aud Gen. Sohsiilsr, wors
placed Ia the county jail, while tho others
arc guarded In the round house and cara.
Judge beatty 10 Ia Moscow and mar not get
back until the 2sth. The men oanao, have
hearing until he comes.
troKlsH, May IA Review special from
Wallace sayp an Industrial was shot
thi ouRh tho loft ann this evening mile
below wsllaos by a deputy marshal. said "
ba Gov. hgConnelpa aop. vhilo attempting
10 board Aa incoming Nofthern fneinc
vain on the narrow auaRs. lie had been
Oh own from tho train aud Was throwing
rocks al tho deputy n the time Of the
shooting. 1hia coupled with the fact that
four companies u uuited States iroopa
from Fort sherman will arrive hs ,o
night has caused great eIeltsmspt. hut tho
Coxsyitsa nrs making no demonstrations.
1hs regular train 10 Aissoala vas not
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Winners Of the Various Numbers on yss-
tsrday's Cards.

Winners Of the Various Numbers on yss-
tsrday's Cards.
NEw yoRK. May l9.-Grsvsssnd track vas
sloppy aud when racing began II was rain
Ing. although IL soon cleared on. Miis-Ed
Kearnsy. Don Alonzo. LAwlssa. ll3, sir
futlougs - Hosy. Maidstone. Dolly oolt.
l;l5ii; Hudson stskes hve furlonRs
am, Mirage, Prince OF Monaco. 1O2,S; mile
-Hornpire, Dobblns, H. Julien. 1886
mile aud one futloRg- Ramspo. Piokpookst
Htowswsy, 1;b7; flve furlones-La Mervllle.
Darie, Chicot, i.0ildi slx furlones-Iibsf-
time, Lord Nelson, Equation. 1il6.
LOUISVILLE May 19.-Thrss-fourths Of
mile-santa Marie. 6istef Anita. 1leveilin,
1:l6t.. four furlones-Start. Adam. Anstsa.
,5OISi Kentueky Oaks for thrse-yesr-old
hllivs. mile and one e-quAf,sr-hslika. Char
ty, Shuttle, 2i1b; six furlongs-florisns,
Valiant Col. Taylor. iii6lai seven furlones
- Psndletou. Interior, Guadolph, 1iJifl
seven furlongs-Jim Dunn Won. SlmroeA.
Nallefn, l.Sl.
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SOME GOOD SHOOTING.
Done at the Chicago Tournament Under
Novelty Rules.

Done at the Chicago Tournament Under
Novelty Rules.
CHICAGO May l9.-Ths one hundred pig
con contest under novelty rules. for the
mpionship Of America and the Lake
strest elevated gold oup. in the shooting
tournament, has been won by X y. Hsikes,
of Dayton. o., who killed eighty ous Of
100. II was In this contest In the first day,
that Van DIXIE broke the worlds record.
but the famous easterner was unable 10 do
any thing In the gale to-day. The Ola
brouah contest WAS won By Rubsl. of Chi
cago. who killed iorty-three out OF Atty.
4 be Spor,smen Review trophy wss won by
HhRaetty. Of St. Louis. Heikes distin-
guished himself slso by winning the next
event, killing fourteen out of fifteen. The
double eagle standard contest was won By
Budd. who did aome remarkable shooting,
killing all OF his fifteen birds.
LoNa BRANCH. May l9.-Ths pigeon shoot
ing match for the kivsrton challenge cup
between Work and Hosy was won by Work.
Out Of the frst 100 birds each killed ninety.
In the shoot-on at twenty-five Hosy killed
twenty-three. Work twonty-four.
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TnIhn MIIhlu md nlaI.n..

OMAHA. May l0.-G. ]. 5hoarsr. Who shot
Miaa MoClIntoek aud bimself al Hotel
Dellone last night made another effort at
suicide In the jail tonight. He secured
table knife whom his meal was served this
evening. and aftsr ho was locked up for the
night oaahod himself aorosa tue left wrist
almost asvering his hand. Ho wAa dia
covered in tim, 10 troyeut bleeding 20
death. He talks wildly . his love for Misa
MeClinioek. hhe Will recover.
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n.clded TO Llnulanls.

TACOMA. May 9.-ou application OF two
trustees the superior 0ou to-day appoint
ed Leonard HOwsr,b receiver for the Trad
ers bank Of Tacoma. The Traders was one
OF tho largsa, banks IN the citN up
to July is9A when, ha Teault OF
heavy Withdrawals the bank sutpsnded. re.
m aiming closed until Jan, ~ last, when Il
toopsnsd. Since then deposits have de-
creased aue The stockholders decided 70
close and liQuidate Trustees say ,ho ass
sets are suilioisnt TO pay all dspoeitors. and
that the stockholders will perhaps DO paid
In full tor their stock.
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Deputies Bag $50 Wsalsrs Who Had
Travelled All Day on an
NJ P, Freight
wiz Probably IIs brought before JadRs
Knowles for Contempt Of Court
The Othsr wsAieu.

Special 10 The Indspondsn,.
MBsoutA. May l0.-This morning infor-
nation was received that 100 common.
wsSlsns had taken possession OF shstbound
freight No. "a, al Heron. on tho Northern
Pacific. l50 milss west OF Missoula. The
train crew, including Conductor Bieklsr
and Engineer Wolfkill. wsfc locked In the
cAboose, aud the Coroyites. who had tx-
perienced railroad men among them,
started the train eastward at tho rate OF
thirty miles mn hour. Al Trout Crock the
train was stopped and twenty-five moro
CoIsyitss boarded H. Asupply Of water
for the engine was taken and the Wild ride
continued. with oommonwesl engineer
named RoEs at the throttle. Thompson
Falls and Horse Plains were passed with
out stop being made.
Ia one or two places whtre rails had been
pulled up. the mon took rails from behind
and placed them In front. A short dis
;snce east Of Paradise an obstruction vas
met In thsshape OF osved embankment.
The men removed this In two hours. and
again the train started eastward. When
Sheriff Ramsey learned OF the train steal
ing this morning he immediately collected
q posse of forty Deputies. and with Super
intondent Crimson started west on spe-
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WASHINGTON. May l9.-Representatiys
Bland returned to Washington this morn.
ing from the democratic convention of his
state. He expressed satisfaction with the
action OF thB convention; says the question
main issue Ia the coming congressional
campaign in the south and west, and thinks
the inoicatio ms 30 far poin, 30 victory for
the silver men.
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MINES ON FIRE.
strikers Refuse 10 Allow Men TO Put Out
tho rlanos.


tho rlanes.
SPRISo VLLbRr, ILL.,. May l9.-Numbets
l, 2 aud OF tho Spring Valley Coal com
pany's coal minss in this CITY. are on ire
at the bottom. Ihs company thiS morning
asked Ihe strikes 20 allow men TO no 10
work eItinouisbing the nAmsL A meeting
was called aud by close vots 10 was de-
oidod not 90 Allow the men TO
20 down. Tho meeting was about
To- adjourn when Vlos Prssi-
dent Murray, Of the state miners organiza-
tlon, arrived. lie strongly aged roeonsid-
Grafton of the vote. In spite OF Murray's
temonsirhncss the miners adjourned with
out accommodating the vote. The foreign
miners are all hos. headed and terribly agi-
tated. 1he English-speakins miners are
all in favor OF puItinR out the fire, bu, 3 hoy
a. o IN the miuo,iJ.
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a.s.a Hlil.a mr.a..

PRrScrros. NJ. Mar ig-Ths vssi.
hound freight oollidsd With work iFaln IL
Standing Rock tunnel. bsgsn psfsons
Ross liuiler, West Pniha XII Il Il low
dell, Psdueah, Ky.i J. conndsg, Nslnsld,
N.Y.. John n Duness. Dalonsl, AF.i Gee
whitshesd, Paduush. ky
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KILLED A HIGHWAYMAN.
A Pluoky Stage Driver In Caiiforpis-Pas-
sengers Injured.

senSers Injured
STOCKTON. Cal. May 1.-Two masked
men mads an attempt TO hold mp Murphy's
stage this morning. thirteen miles above
Milton. aud one was instantly killed by
Messenger Hendricks, who was on the scat.
Hendricks fred upon the hiehwaymen inn
mediately after they stopped the stage.
Tho second robbor returned tho ire sori-
ously wouuding Miss Ella Brace, a young
lady passenger from Stockton, and 4. 4.
Hume, OF Murphvs. another passenger. The
dead robbor and comrHds wero lOft by the
roadside. A posse has atarted from Milton
after the surviving highwsyman.
SAN FnAscIsco, May l9.-Johu Kelly,
alihs "AtricaA Jack" notorious crook
and desperado, was arrested hero to- day ON
suapieion OF being tho lone hlehvaymAn
who successfully held mp the Sonora and
Angels stage within the past two weeks in
the vicinity Of to-day's attempted robbery
above Milton.
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THE GUN CLUB SHOOT.
Fisk sad Farmer wes the Medals 10 ,hs
Two Glasses.

I've Glasses
There was . good sitenfanes al ths
weekly shoo, OF ,he Helena Gun club yea.
tsrdhy. A. J. Fisk and hoss Manuel tlsd
for the Ore, place Ia tho shoot for ,hs A
medal, with scores Of ivsntE-four oui OF .
possible twenty-five. In Tho shoot on fisk
won the medal With ton ssfsiahs hlue foekh
Jack Farmer wen tho u medal With q soofs
Of twenty y-oae. The o,hsf SCORES ssss; +.
II. Peasants ~, n. J.. Oronin ~ Jamsa
Perkins 10. Lee Word ~. Frank liaf,oa IA.
john smith N, Fred Haag ~. J. r. O'Con-
nor n, Frank Norris n, L. A. wslksf ~
William Biokstt IA. Fred kssslsr IA. sam
ksnnon u. John Wick .. Farmer apd
Perkins are now Ia the A olsss by rosson of
the improvement tn their shooting
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NEVADA. Mo-. hsy IA ,oDibla tsGscf
was enacted al hinehsft nssr ihis p,ses.
this morning. Wm. Pefdue shet and
himself kuadle rcesiyed I've busk shois
In bis head, Psfdus's intlmsoT With huu-
dies wife was the ssass OF the oumo.
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iiumor. Music aud MIrIh.

Mcndar, May 2l, At the auditorium,
Prss Woodruh, the ArkRnaaW humofiat,
viii appear in one OF mis- unique entertain
ments uudor the auspices OF Higglna' Cadet
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