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The herald., 1894-07-08
CLEVELAND ROAs TED.
Debs and Sovereign Send the President
CAuatic Message.

Debs and Sovereign Send the President .
Oaustic Message.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE following letter
was telegraphed to President Cleveland
tonight by Messrs. Debs and Sovereign
OF the A. R. U. and X. OF L.:
CHICAGO, July 7. 1894.
To Hon. Grover Cleveland, President OF the
United States, Washington:
DEAR SIR.--Through a long period of
depression, enforced idleness and low
wages, resulting in widespread poverty
and in many cases actual starvation, the
working people have been patient, patri-
otic and law-abiding, and not until the
iron hold of corporate tyranny was ap-
piled, and the intention to aubjugate the
working people to the will of arrogant
monopolies, did they make any effort to
stay their oppressors.
The Pullman strike was not declared
until the employees Of the Pullman
companr were driven to the verge of
starvation, their entreaties spurned
with contempt and their grievances de-
MED hearing. No refusal to handle
Pullman cars was declared by any
railroad employee until all propositions
looking toward arbitration were re-
JcCboA Nv LILO ultlnuA COMphhys
Notwithstanding that the facts set
forth above were known to the public
and the national authorities, you have
seen fit. under the guise Of protecting
the mails and federal property, to in
woke the services OF the United States
army, whose very presence is used to
coerce and intimidate peaceable work.
ing people into humiliating obedience
to the will OF their opprsesors.
BY your acts, insofar as You have sup
planted civil and state authorities with
the federal military power, the spirit Of
unrest and destruction has so far been
augmented that deep.seated convic-
ton ia becoming prevalent, that this
government is soon to be declared
military despotism.
The transmission Of the United States
mail is not interrupted by the strikers
OF any railway company, but by the rail-
way companies themselves who refused
to haul the mails on the trains to which
Pullman cars were not attached. II it
is criminal interference with the United
States mails for the employees Of rail-
way company to detach, from a mail
train Pullman palace car contrary to
the will OF the company, then il holds
true that 1t is the came criminal inter
The herald., 1894-07-08
MAKING roo MUCH NOISE.

The Polics Raid u House Early This
Morning.
This morning shortly before O'Clock
Officers Robbins, Reynolds, Lennon and
Rico raided tho sporting house kept by
Eva Hadley, at 43S Alameda street. In
addition to the proprietress. Helen Perry,
an inmate, and eight visitors were also
placed under arrest. The majority sue
ceeded in giving bail, and will appear
before Judge Seaman tomorrow.
The herald., 1894-07-08
oI.dstono Out Of tho Rao,,

EDINBURGH, July AT meeting of
the Midlothian Liberal association a
letter from, Mr.. Gladstone WAS read in
which he formally places himself out of
the race for reelection.
The herald., 1894-07-08
A Battle With Hobo..

BUTTE, Mont, July IA battle took
place this afternoon between the police
and is hobes. The hobos refused to
halt and the police fired. Joseph An.
taeli Of San francisco was struck in the
back and will die,
The herald., 1894-07-08
Berlin CABLE LETTER.
Goings-on in the German
Fatherland.
Anarchy Is the Question of
the Day.
Anti-Socialist Clsmor Meeting With
Little Favor.
A Rsvulsion of Feeling in Regard to the
Won Kotz Afafv-Leakage OF
State Secrets Actor Lud-
wig Suicides.

Copyrighted, 1894. by the Associated Press.
BERLIN. July 7.-Anarcny seems to be
the question of the day, and there is no
indication that official circles place
faith in the efficiency Of internal meas-
ures for the suppression of anarchists.
As for the clamor for the anti.Socialist
law the language OF the semi-oficial
press shows clearly that it las not
made an impression upon the govern
mont.
Prince Bismarck's organs have been
the noisest advocates OF exceptional
legielation. bat they are being reminded
that at the very time these laws were
being applied with the greatest vigor. the
most diabolical outrage ever conceived
by anarchists was planned and defeated
by mere accident. Had not one of the
conspirators betrayed the plot, every
living member of the Hohenzollern
family would have been destroyed at
the Inauguration of the Germania move
ment at Nsiderwald.
1t ia stated Chancellor Won Caprivi
has reported to the emperor that 30
long as every civilized government is
ready to Cooperate within it's frontiers
and within the measures OF it's own laws
for the detection and repression of an
archistic crimes, there can be need OF
written compact to enforce the per-
formance Of duties which are equally
prescribed by the common interests OF
society in every nation.
THE Won KoTz AFFAIR.
opinion in regard to the Won K otz sff.;r
since the latter's release by order Of
the emperor. Emperor William. to
whom the documents in the case were
submitted, is said to have ordered Von
hotz's release on the ground there was
no similarity between his hand uritino
and that of the letters and postal cards
which caused 30 much annoyance among
the aristocratic families OF this city.
The Berliners. however, insist that this
should have been discovered before the
arrest OF Won Kotz. who is now on his
estate with his wife and daughter. The
name of another high official is now cir
culated, but the solution of the mystery
surrounding the latter seems no nearer
than it was two weeks ago.
LEAKAGE OF STATE SECRETS.
A sensation has been caused by the
fact that the Voerwarts, the leading
Socialist organ, has published another
confidential circular which the editor of
that paper says he found on his table.
The circular was issued by the admins
tration of the Dierderbarin district and
called upon the burgomasteYs to furnish
the government with the names of all
conscripts known to sympathize with
anarchy. The government will insti-
tute an inquiry into the leakage OF off,
cial documents, which is becoming a
scandal.
AN ACTOR SUICIDES.
1t was reported here yesterday that
the celebrated actor Ludwig has COM
mitted suicide. The supposed cause
was the arrest OF his son, who was play
ing his fret engagement at Cologne, and
who stole large amount of jewelry.
There is no motive for the crime, for
youg Ludwig is we'll off. He admits the
theft, but says he does not rscollect
com mittinu il
The herald., 1894-07-08
Gen. Low wallace on Deck.

CRAwFoRDsvILLE. Ind, July This
evening in Crawfordsville several large
military companies were organized by
Gen. Lew Wallace, in view of the
threatened trouble. General Wallace
believes that unless the strike is put
down at once civil war will ensue.
The herald., 1894-07-08
Left for tho west.

ST.. PAUL, July THE fret transcon.
tinentsl train over the Northern Pacific
to 60 west since June Goth left the Union
depot tonight, under escort OF two com.
panies OF United States infantry and 100
deputies.
The herald., 1894-07-08
Our lntsre.ts in Coros.

WASHINGTON. July THE nsv, ue-
partment is intorn.ed that .ne cruiser
Mopocacy sailed from shanghai today
for Chemutpo, Corea. The Baltimore
goes to Nagisski. American interests
in Corea arc not conaidered to be in any
danger and the action of the navy de-
tion.
The herald., 1894-07-08
AMonatar Protaat.

New YORK, July 7.-Arrangements
are being made for monster labor DEM
onstration at Cooper Union for the pur.
pose OF protesting against the interfer-
ence of the national government during
the strike. President Debs has been
invited to speak.
The herald., 1894-07-08
al eA.Hour Hicxols Race.

LONDON, July 27.-In "a hour BIZ
cycle race which started in Putney at
8 O'Clock yesterday evening % COM
peted. HI. r. Carter of London, 423
miles 1854 yards. second; Rockford of
Putney, 3851a miles, won. Shortland's
record for the same time is 424 miles.
The herald., 1894-07-08
Packer. Es,unipx Op.r.t,o,,

OMAHA, July 7.-Cudahv & Smith will
start their packing houses again tomor-
Tow, having assuranees that their prod
uct will be promptly handled. Cudahy
will kill 2l00 hogs for Chicago.
The herald., 1894-07-08
Ealing or In FraIcht.

CHICAGO, July 7.-Lsss than 1900
tons of freight was sent eaet for the
week ending Thursday night. One
must 60 back 80 years to find week
when the east line shipments were so
small.
The herald., 1894-07-08
Rivers and Harbers.

WASHINGTON. June THE committee
on rivers and hsrbors today decided
npon the following changes from the
houee bin: Petaiuma, CAL, increased
from $1l 900 to SIS. .0u0; Sacramento and
Feather rivers. increased from 500 900
to sll0.0 900; San Joaquin river, increased
from SAC, 600 to 500, 600.
The herald., 1894-07-08
Fire at Providence.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., July Fire in
the Peh@nix building today did damage
to the extent of 100000. The roof in the
center of the building fell in and several
fremen and others were injured.
The herald., 1894-07-08

II unable to visit the beach use Turks
island sea salt, the best substitute for a
sea bath at home. Two and half pound
package for 10 cents. Off & Vaughn's
drug store, Fourth and Spring.
The herald., 1894-07-08
viii RIM Trains.

FRESNO, July T. Superintendent
Frazier Of the Southern Pacific has &C.
cepted tho offer OF the strikers to run
freight trains. and said he would send
out @ freight train in the morning,
The herald., 1894-07-08
Kelly. ,woalers ssIs. . Train.

VANcEDURe, KY, July 7.-Kelly's
'Wealers captured an east-bound train
on the Chesapeake and Ohio, 10 miles
east Of here. at 20 tonight. Tho army
was almost starved and desperate.
The herald., 1894-07-08
satlod forGroealand.

ST. JOINS, N. B., July THE steamer
Falcon, having on board the Peary aux.
Hilary expedition, sailed this evening
for Boudorn bay, Greenland.
The herald., 1894-07-08
The Tie-Up At Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, July The Cleveland,
Canton and Southern, the only railway
entering this city not affected By the
strike on the others, was tied up today.
The herald., 1894-07-08
Striker. IN r.xa.

Tyler, Tex, July Fifty men quit
tha Cotton Belt road shops here today
in sympathy with the Pullman etrikere.
The shops have been cloned.
The herald., 1894-07-08
Clover Lear Strike

FRANKFORT. Ind, July THE Glover
Leaf strikers continue orderly here. All
ia dead in the yards tonight
The herald., 1894-07-08

Tooth brushes. A complete line, and
We sell them at 10, Is. 20, 20, 95, 40 and
so cts., and guarantee every brush. Lit
tleboy's pharmacy, 3ll S. Spring st.
The herald., 1894-07-08
Russia Objects.

Sr. PETERSBURG. July THE Novo
Vremya declares Russia's intsrests rem
der her unable to permit Japan to seize
Corea.
The herald., 1894-07-08
Death OF DIR, Van Ettsn,

PoRT JERyIs, N. Y, July 7.-Dr. Solo.
mon Van Etten died today at 6 :55 p. N.
The herald., 1894-07-08

Latest music, Bianchard-f fitzgerald
Music Co., ll3& 1l5Jla s. Spring street.
The herald., 1894-07-08

Ring up ls56-The crystal Ice Co.
The herald., 1894-07-08
RED0ND0 BEACH HOTEL


me not
NoN"
The herald., 1894-07-08
MADDENED MoBS.

RIOTERS CONTINUE THEIR
WORK oP DESTRUCTION IN
CHICAGO = MANY KILLED BY
TROOPS AND POLICE.
The herald., 1894-07-08

DECISION IN HEARTS, CON-
TEMPT CASE NOT YET GIVEN
OUT RAvLIN RELEASED ON
BAIL.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01
NEW TRIAL FOR JONES.
The Alleged Slayer Of Schubert
Given Another Chance FOR
His Life.
1t Ia Granted on Errors on Two
Grounds Alleged by tho
Defense.
Lawyer ,. A. Carter Brings = Suit Ia the
Unftad states Court Iuvolvlna the
Lawyer ,. A. Carter Brings = Suit Ia the
Unitsd states Court Involving the
Title 60 vaiuable Property.

Judge Knowles. in the United States
court yesterday. granted a new trial for
Charles Jones. the last survivor Of the gang
OF Northern Pacific train robbers. Jones
was convicted last month OF murder in she
arst degree 10 killing Henry Schubert. in a
hght between posse under Deputy United
States Ma ahAl Jackson and the robbers. a.
an old cabin near Midvale, on the Black
foot reservation, on Dot 3 last Tho
grsundsfor granting the new trial We that
TIE court erred in not instruetinR the jury
that they could. If they thought props-.
bring Ia verdict of manslaughtsr as an
intermediary between a verdict Of murder
IA the fret degree and hequittal. Another
reason was that the tfial had been con
Quoted on the theory that deputy United
States marshal had a night 20 90 on on In
dian reservation aud make an arrest for a
violation OF state law. The errors on 40
count Of which the new trial was granted.
Judge Knowles frankly admitted. were
those Of the court aud not of tie jury.
As the United States court opens for tbs
foutheTn division OF Montana in Butte next
week and will DO Ia session for quite q
while, IL Is not likely that Jones can be
tried again before the April term Of court
in Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01
THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In seisounE isis Railroad Route, Selects
the Road


In Selecting isis Railroad Route, seisets
the Road
That ahor 10 sIcellent and most comfort
able faoilities-'Ths Milwaukee"
That tsaverssa q delightful and piotur-
ssqus portion Of the oountry-'Ihs Mi
waukee."
That haa-and moTits-the reputation Of
strength and rsliabilitF The hlWaukof. y
That enjoys popularity and 10 STAN cd
with public appfovAi-''Ihs Milwaukee.
That has substantial rOadbed and most
ffeQuent train servios-"Ihs Milwaukee.
That fegGrds. always, the comfort, ease
and safety Of its LatTons-"lhe MilWau-
kss."
! hat furnishes the latest private com
partment cars and latest library buhet-
smoking oafa-"Tbo Milwaukee"
That furnishes elegant drawing room
parloF cars free reclining chair cars and
SUM ptuoua dining oars-"1he hilWankee.
That has exclusive use OF the electric
barth reading lamp-"ihe Milwaukee.
Iho Milwaukee" combines all the above
and more, too. Its trains are yestbuleo'
heated by steam, slectric lighted and IN
surpassed IN luIufious appointments.
The immortal Lincoln snidi Follow the
people and you cannot be far from right. p"
The people use THE Milwaukee,"
]. 4. CoNLEY, Asst. Gen. lass. Agt
-. Paul. MINI.
NorE.-Five 1 aims daily from Twin Cit
les 20 Chicago; one 10 81 Louis and one 70
Kansas CITY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01
VENUS Is BRILLIANT NOW.
IL IL Visible b. Day In = Clear SLY ~ Yo'
Know where TO Look.

II IL Visible By Day In = Clear say ~ You
Know where TO Looh.
Helena people who taks an Interest ia
astronomy have been attracted by the un-
usual spectacle which ths twilight sty now
ado ds. owing TO ths exceeding brightness
Of Jupiter and Venus. Prof. Prsntiss. Of
Rutgsis college. referring TO ths phsnom-
onon. says; "Ths phenomenon occurs a.
intervals Of eight years. Whenever ths
planet 10 Al or near its u eatest north lati-
tude and about four O. i've weeks before
inferior conjunction. al which Venus 10 be-
tween ua and the sun. Venus II now 81 =
OO0, 900 miles distant from abe earth. bot on
Feb. l6. at inferior conjunction, thia Will
have diminished 10 2b,44OOOO. Venus Will
then presert TO Ne n face entirely unillun-
insd ana will be Lost 10 the bright rays OF
the sun. Even now In the TELESCOPES 10 10
seen 90 exhibit the form Of delicate
crescent, like the new moon, with one
quaTtef Of ta diak In the shadow, so
that the brightness seems the more
wonderful. After Feb 10 10 will pass 90
the outer side Of the sun. being visible In
the early dawn No the mo ming sta. AMI by
Nov. - it's distance will have increased 20
100, OOO, 900 milss. when its brightness will
he five times less than II 10 now.
"a present 10 Is our nearest neighbor
among the planets, and us neaTness and
HIGH rejecting powers combine TO make 10
most conspicuous. In fact, IL 10 80 bril-
liant that 10 may be seen In oeat sky
with the naked oye throughout the entire
day by any one Who knows just where 10
look for IL.
1T iss little more than two hours be.
hind the sun and few degrees higher. and
therefore may be found al any time litt Q
above the ACE the sun occupied In she SKY
two hours before. few moments aztec
two O'Clock every day this week u Will De
on the meridian, half way up the sky, be-
tween the zenith and the south point OF the
horizon. In the morning hours, from ~ 20
- it IL in the southeast, 40 an altitude OF
from shirty-hve to forty degrees.
1T is related by Ara0o that Napoleon
Bonaparte, upon repairing to the LuKem-
bourg when the directory WAS about 10 give
him a fete. was very much surprised az set
ing the multitude which was collected in
the rue de rouron pay mo attention to
the region OF the heavens situated above
the palace than TO his ne son OF the bril-
liant stat which accom- panied him. be
inquired the cause. ana learned that the
curious persons were observing with aston
ishment although 10 was noon. star.
which they supposed TO he that OF the Con-
queror of Italy. an allusion 90 which the
illustTioua general did not seem indifferent
when he himself remarked the radiant
body. The star was Venus. Other in
stances of its observation in the dayums
are recorded. soma At very early periods In
39s 9S4, 1905 10l4. l7l5, 1850"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01
cARTER,s PLACER CLAIM.
tie Goes to the United states Court to
Title.

tie Goes to the United states Court to Get
Title.
J. A. Carter has entered suit in the
UBited states circuit court against John ID.
Thompson and John b. Wilson. In which
he seeks TO obtain possession Of certain
land In the Helena tounsite. II will be re-
membersd that Carter put up location
notices on Main street near the Pittsburgh
block several months ago. A short time
ago Carter had a somewhat similar case in
,he district aud supreme courts aud lost 10.
The land involved is desc ibsd 90 the south
half Of the southwest quarter OF the north
west quarter of section thirty. township
ten, north OF range three west. Carter al
lcges that the land j. placer mining
claim, valuable for minerals. and has been
known IS such since 1866. aud was 90 known
40 the time OF its purchase for townsite
prOrertv; and that II now contains dspos-
lite OF gold in such quantity as 10 justify
expenditure to eEtscs ,0o them. Car;
being part Of the public lands
Of the United States, he located il as
placer claim, and filed declaratory state
msnt with tho CLERK and recorder OF this
county. Carter claims that Wilson and
Thompson and Others who claim the land
he has located, have no interest IN 10. save
patent 10. the Helena towAsite In said
Lewis and Clarke eouniy," Continuinl
the complaint says: The claims and inter
ests SO asserted as aforesaid are urged and
asserted In 80 threatening o manner and
With suoh persistancY as that complains mt
can have no plain, speedy and adeq cate and
complete remedy for relief against such
claims. interests and sssertisns, exesut in
.his eour'. and cannot proceed to obtain
patent from the United States for said
placer mining claim without amenhbtlity
to summary legal proceedings under the
laws of the state OF Montana, wherein and
by virtue of said avs. sa interpreted and
construed bT the highest Judicial tribunal
OF said state the title to said tract Of land
could not be acquired"
The com plaint says the matter in dispute
involves two questions one, the mineral
character Of said tract. being known % the
time of the ent'y OF the townsite. no title
thereto passed under said hsent,
and the other question IL, the land being
portion of land not within the exterior
limits of the townsite entry when made to
conform 10 the legal subdivisions OF the
uublie lands authorized bV the act of April
"a 1890, though actually ineladed In said
entfy and patent. 10 not affected thereby,
becruse said entry and patent IL void az to
sueA excess. The complaint asks for an
injunction TO restrain the defendants and
other parties similarly situated from any
further infrinRements.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

SHiHlff's sAik-Rf VIRTUE OF AN EXE-
- cution i'm my hands. issued ont ~ tho dis
trict court ~ tho iirst judicial district Of thu
state OF Montana. IA and for the county Of Lewis
"a B. s.t "a the -uit ut uaert D. hale AgAiuaG
shirley a.. .shbl, duly attestad the 18th day %
beUfmhar. A a. i.aA have lsFiad upon all the
ghf. ut al iutarasf Of The said shirley
Ashbt in and % tho folio Fing doscribel prop-
erty. situsied IA lewis and Clarke county. state
% Montana viz.
ots numbsred one ll. two i1l and three lsl IN
block number tWenty-uno l2n - rtorg addition
e. the city - helena in the comfy Of Lewis
aud tlarke stAls Of Montana said properly
standing nov on the records q the county ~
e1vis ami Clarke In fha name Of Emma D.
Ashuy.
together with all and singular the tsnements.
lereditaments and supur'enaucas tuereuut9 be-
loneins 81 IN anyWisn aprortainlr
Notice la hereby gwen that on atufdaF, tha
90 day OF rurusrY. A. ID ie9 a. the hour % ~
o'clock Boz. % said day, az the front door n the
court house, Helena esis Hua lnrke county.
STAT Z Mnutah I viii ell all the right.
title aud infereEt ~ the anid shirley A.. Aahuy in
and 90 the aid above described property. % the
highest bidder for cash In hand
Given under my hand this the nth dAS OF
CHARLES d. CURTIR shsria
fnEn r. Hoss Under sheriu.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

ATAMtFrlNa or THE sToCKuOI DKRs
u " the q astner Coal aud toke company,
he'd Jan. 4 isli a. tho Law Offices q DOLE A
Wallace. iu ha oun. tho following named gentle
men were elected truaie
janice shloids. AlaCanda. Mont
Ma Gus DAILY. mite. Noni
u. y. NFunrn.eI, IW o. Mont.
lAria Gibson. lrnaf ais. Moot.
r. ,. nhiaua. e. Mont.
A. nauahue. Anaruuda. Nout
John nanortT Anaconda. Mont
A msetiug ~ ths newly elsctsd trusfeas vas
called for feb 4. 81. a. b. hell IN Anaconda
Mont., AZ tie Montana hotel. e. two y. IN.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

The U. s. Public sAmplinR Works, this
city. has reduced their sampling and assay
ina charges to a figure in keeping with the
timeA They pay cash and tho highest
market price for all classes of smelling
ores. Silver 10 computed at the New York
quotation aud not the GO day delivery.
Custom assaYing will receive careful aud
promo { attention. Ofiiss corner Grand and
Jackson streets. Helena. Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

NOTICE TO CREpIrORS ESTATE or
" samuel v Fauske deceaol
Notice ts n rehy Hlre1 g. y he un ierttEned' Al
miptsfratnr of the estate Of oaulue. e. fauahe'
a-sd 60 no creators Of and al persons q n
ins ritims Rgaiust tau sait deceased To rAhiul,
then, "A .fh tla eerfsary vouchers. within Your
tuonfhs Is to- TIE met pub cation 81 ls n'tice
to tho snid admiuis trator . Homer tlocG, hel-
ena tho anne heinE the place Tor no uAh.A'
al III Tho bus ias.ss % ali estate IN the county
q D.. CIAkk.
Adminisira' ~ Of the estate II sAmrsl l. hAusAe
uecuasra
IiatoI Jan. H. 1s3i.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

Never, except during the
Christmas rush, has our store
been so crowded with buyers as
during the past week. The rea-
son is not hard to find. 1t lies in
prices like these:
The big, big reductions on
sleds of all kinds still holds good.
The assortment is complete yet,
but the stock of some kinds is
getting low. There may not be
any you want, and then again
there may. Better see them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

Shaving and bath psrlors are still open and
ara under the management OF Simmons a
Clarke. The popular artist, Mr.. John A.
Lucas, 10 in charge and will in his usual
nffabls and artistic manner attend the
wants OF local as we'll as transient Gus
toners az regular city fates.