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The Portland daily press., 1894-08-28

Situation as stationary engineer
wv or fireman, rs years experience Address
J. E. NJ, 93 Exchange ST., care A. P. WEIGH.
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-28

nor SALE: Deering-Elegant residence OF
4 modern build IL rooms and bath room.
fine stable and acres land, with excellent
young orchard in bearing -apples. pears. plums
and grapes. A forced sale, at a great bargain
w. H. WALDRON. $50 Middle street. 23-1
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-28

WANTED-A single man for the winter,
W one used to care of horses and COWS.
Enquire at once of f. o. j. BODICE, Deer
ing, Me. A nIce.home for steady man. 2S-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-28

FOR SALE Lodging house on Washington
= street. Boston. nicely furnished and
paying. right between theatres. grand
location. Price $780, bargain; if looking FOR
house investigate. Address kILBUkN &
CO.. Room 81, Globe building. Boston, Mass.
25-l
The Portland daily press., 1894-08-28

WANTED-A man to go to all of the
w tairs and horse races with goods. In
quire at 54S 1-2 Congress street, Room .,
Portland, Me. 25-1
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21
BANK CONSOLIDATION.

The Montana Savings Bank Has Hssn In
oorporated Win the Helena National
Another bank consolidation, having for
its main object the maximum Of security
and efficiency, coupled with ths minimum
Of expense OF management. went into ef-
feet ia Helena yesterday. The consolida-
ticn is that Of ths Montsna ravinRs bank
with the Helena National bank. Both are
very popular institutions, the one with
thOao who believe in the virtue OF a nest
egg In She bank. and tho other with the
general business communitY. Last sum
msT during the panic the Montana Savings
bank was one OF the financial institutiona
OF the state that commanded the entire con
ndenoo OF the business community. As a
result II enlarged the scope Of its business.
and where II had before eOnhnsd ih opera
tions entirely TO abe savings feature. 10
added n general commercial business. lhis
has kept growing. so thai 10 now amounts
20 about half of tho business done. Under
the consolidation the Montana will move
into the Helena bank building, and the en-
tlre business will be done by the latter in
sitution under the name OF the Helena
NAtiohsl. The savings department, how
ever, will be separate frOm the general
commercial business and will be under the
management OF j. Ri. 1uekor. who has
been the cashier OF ale Montana Savings
bank since IL a - opened its dOois.
The consolidation takes nothing away
from either Of the institutions affected, but
on the contrary ADDS 20 the solidity of
each. Both thoss who we're among the
customers OF the savings department. OF the
Montana, aud those who transacted gen
eral business there, will And the new ar
rangemsnt as satisfactory as the old one.
and under the new auspices they can be
assured of tue same courteous treatment
they have always received. Under the
consolidation the customers OF the Mon
tana will ind tnat their Old bank has
larger and better facilities for the trans
action Of business than 10 had before.
Tae officers or the Montana Savings bank
wsTs W. Il. Walton, president; }. b. tucker.
cashier. The t.ustees we're the officers and
X. l.. MeCulloh, John 4. Murphy and
hhsssna Buliari.
This consolidation secures 20 the Helena
National a valuable acquisition In the form
OF the services Of Mr.. Tucker, the cashier
of the Montana Savings bank, who has had
the entire ca and management OF that
bank from its Organization until now aud
who has the entire confidence of his stock
holders and the public also; over five
hundred new accounts which, added TO the
we'll established growing business Of the
Helena National will be but another evi-
uence that that institution 10 able 10 sus-
tain ITS we'll earned reputation of passing
sucoessfully she recent panic and taking
good care OF all Its customers.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21
sCHRILTz's SENTENCE.

The Telephone Company Em5eEEier Goes
TO Deer Ledge for Year.
@. A. Won schriltz. Who was brought
back 20 Butte from Texas for smbezzlinR
about $1,000 from the Rocky Mountain
Telephone company. Of that city. plead cd
guilty 30 the charge, and Judge spssr lei
him of with the lieh1sst sentence one year
in tho psnitentiary. nv. Booth. counsel
for Won Sohriltz. explained the nature Of the
defendants ofsnse. saying that he found
Butte too lively for him, that he took 20
drink and gambling and used the COM
pany's money. He tried 90 make IL good
with the help Of a rich brother. but the latter
refused him assistance. Won schriltz made
up his accounts, aud leaving a note for bic
employers. he started for California TO see
his brother In the hope of getting mOneY.
but was unsuccessful. HIS arrest followed.
James W. forbiS rep essnting ths tsle-
phone company, stated TO the court that he
had been instfuotei by the company TO
Inform the court that this was not Won
SehTitz's nrst ofiense, aud that he had be-
fore violated rostious Of trust.
Mr. Booth denied this with letters OF rec
ommendation given Won Schriltz by differ
ont employers. The court. In passiug sen
tence, said he did not believe the defend
snt was naturally a criminal. aud remarked
that under the present system only petty
ofisnders we're punished. Men who steal
patents 20 the whole telephone system. aud
men who enter the gTound and rob another
man OF hundreds Of thousands OF dollars
worth OF ore gtt OF with httle civil liti-
CATION, but the mnn who stole oRly few
collars would have TO be punished for 10.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21
WEEDS TIME our TODAY.
Unless LesIie Is Confirmed Thors'u Bs No
District Attorney.

Unless LesIie Is Confirmed There'n Bs No
District Attorney.
The commission Of District Attorney
Weed Is dated Feb. y, 1880. Under the
federal statute bearing on The To ms Of dis
tTiet attorneys It is expressly provided that
their tenure of Office shall cease four years
from ths date Of their CON missions. Ao.
cording 20 this law the present district
attoTpsy goes out OF office at midnight OF
Feb. Il, which ~ TO-DAY. Mr.. Weed has
consulted with Judge Knowles, who is Of
the same opinion. The question has been
raised whether or not ET-GOv. y. II. Les
lie. who has 6een npg ointsd BY the presI-
dent. can take the place Of district attor-
dey while his nomination is still rendinR
in the senate. Another p DIVISION Of the
Jaw on the subject OF district attorneys Is
that in case OF vacancies In that ofiice. ths
Justice OF the supreme couTt for the circuit,
who IN thia case happens 10 be Associste
Justice Field, OF California, shall name
some one TO hll 10 temporarily. Had
Gov. Leslie been appointed to fll vacancy
Of any kind curing n recess Of the senate.
it is said there would have been no question
but that he would only have had TO qualify
and enter at once on the discharge OF his
duties, while hls nomination would have 70
be acted on when the senate next met. In
this case, however, the nomination was
made while the senate was in session and
was sent direct 20 that body. Until the
senate has acted on the uominetion. "a is
certain that the newly appointed district
attorney cannot qualify or receive his COM
mission. For this reason IL Is held that un-
less the senate confirms Gov. Leslie to-day
there will be a vacRncg in the Office OF dis
triot attOrnsy for Montana after midnight
A there 10 no session Of the United States
court Just at present the vacancy would NOT
cause any Inconvenience except that the
government would not be represented at the
prelim hearings of persons charged
with violation Of fsdOral laws. There might
be some demand for the services of q dis
triet attorney n the nomination OF Gov.
Leslie is hung mp in the senate for any
length OF time. In this event 10 10 likely
thaa Justice Field will be appealed 90 and
that be will name some one 10 MI the offies
until the senate has acssd on the president :
nomination.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21
GLAD TO BE RELIEVED.
United States Attorney Weed Tells of th'
Tr0ablss 81 once Holding.

United States Attorney Weed Tells of the
Troabies 81 once Holding
United stats District Attorney Weed has
returned from Butte. whafs he has been FOR
two weeks IN ationdance upon the United
states oircuit court. lie said 90 an lsDK-
PENDENT reporter yesterday that be was
very much grstifei TO be relieved from the
duties Of tho United states alto nsyship.
lie said: "Tho office 10 an eEsotinR one,
requiring oil ones time. a 9 eat deal of
hard work. and a considerable expenditure
Of money for travelling and other necessary
expenses. Under tho present fee system
which ia wholly vicious aud unsatisfactorT,
md should bo repealed b. congrcss-ac-
counts for services rendered. after being
approved by the court. have TO be- forwarded
20 the treasury department "a Washington.
There the matter goes into the hands OF a
number Of petty clerks, who apparently don't
know the diie enoo between judgment aud
an execution. but who assume legal Wis
dom higher than that Of the supreme court
Of the United States They ignore the de-
fees, and are Law unto tht mselves. They
do not even Hocept the opinion Of the attor-
ney general upon these questions, and
have q recent letter from that cfiicer 80 ad-
Vising me. The ;ssult 10 that sue dietfici
attorney muat accept such amounts 40 theae
clerks may " aciously allow. lie has no
remedy except 20 bring suit against the
gov6Tnmeut after he goes out OF oilos.
| This 4 shall do before the next term Of the
United States court. A be delay. eIponse
and injustice thus worked TO officials do
not ssem 10 cut any figure with the sc-
counting clerks. In my own oaso there
has not been a dollar paid me since April.
1893. although during that period / have
been obliged 20 spend my time in ths ser
vice of the United states and 20 bear the
expense OF conducting the office"
The newspapers have reported you ne
criticising Examiner Stevenson" queried
the reporter.
That 10 a mistake. ! have said nothing
concerning the examiner for publication.
Statements made By me 20 a representative
of the Butte Inter Mountain a few days ago
did not refer 10 that Official, but 90 a special
agent OF tbs treasury department who was
IN this district IN the early summer Of last
year. and who saw IA to oriticise methods
of judicial procedure Of which be knew
absolutely nothing.
Il wish y0u would say in reference TO nv
succsssor.n said Mr. Weed. ''that 1 am
Rratihed 20 bo able 90 tuTa over the office
inte such capable hands ~ those Of EK-
Gov. Leslie. Everyone knows that he will
discharge the duties OF the position with
distinguished ability and good Judgment
as we'll. he interests OF the government
will be safe during bis administration.
hope that be may receive better treatment
from the accounting clerks than has bsen
accorded 10 me-"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21
WRECKED A HOTEL.
The Lodgsr Left Bomb aud 1t Was EE
piOdsd.

The Lodgsr Left Bomb aud 1t Was EE-
plodsd.
PARIS. Feb. 20.-Ihe city was startled
by another bomb explosion. A man of
suspicious appearances. giving the name OF
Ravsili recently hired furnished apart
ments in small hotel on the Rue ~.
Jacques He disappeared Monday aud did
not return last night. Early this morning
Madam Calsbrssi. wife Of the proDris tor.
knocked AZ the door. Re0eIving no re-
uponse she endoAvored 10 open il, but
found an obstruction, which, on eKRmina-
ton, proved 30 resemble a bomb. She
called her husband, who summoned a
policeman. Tho lattss put his shoulder to
the door aud burst 10 open. throwing the
bomb TO the floor, causing fearful eTplo-
sion, wrsoking the inside Of the building
and terribly injuring Madam CalabTesi
and slightly injuring her husband. together
with Monsieur and Madam lsmRel, and
otnsr inmates of the house who had been
attracted to the spot by the appearance OF
the policeman. An uncle of madam Gala
bresl was pierced through the body by a
bullet from the bomb.
No reason Is known for the act Of the an
hrchist. unless he had "a grHdge against the
I, O. rietor. as the hOuss belongs TO the
toorer oiass and Is not such Rs foes of So
ciety would select TO tefrlfy the bourgeoi6e.
The excitement was intense this after
noon when the prefect of police received a
note aigned kavsili, saying that he intend
ed TO commit suieiae ~ ths Hotel de LES
psrance, a place of similar character 20
that where the explosion occurred. Inves-
tigation ievsaled the fact that another
bomb. similar in construction to ths one
that exploded. had been similarly placed IN
the hotel mentioned.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES

GREEN BAY. Wis. Feb. 20.-John NJ .
Smith. a hortioultuTist Of national fame.
died. aged -.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The national con
vsntion OF the Woman suffrARih associa-
tion adjourned 10 night, 10 meet next year
az Atlauta.
KANsks CRY. Feb. ~ -Atchiton officials
have been advised bJ EI-Presid nj HART
ton that he viii postpouo his departure for
California until Feb. &c.
RocnrsrTE. n. T., Feb. 20. The state
hos pital for the iusane. located here.
burned early this morning. he loss 10
Si21.OOO. 1he greatest excitement aud
panic revailed RmonR the inmates. but al
we're removed safely.
NEHRtsKA CRY. Nsh.. Fet. 2O.-rhs Otis
county grand jury = omptly invsstisatsd
the hanging in snigy Of soTstary Of Agri-
culture J. kterlinE Morton ahd son. and
found but Two persons iaplicAtsd. Zach
4. White and Henry A. bosFath, one = con
stable. the other a painter. both men
have been indicted.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21
AFFAIRS AT RIO.
Reports Via MontsvIdoo Favorable to this
Rebels.

Reports Via MontsvIdeo Favorable to the
Rebels.
LONDON. Feb. 2O.-1hs Times tomorrow
will publish the following dispatch from
Rio JAnsiro, Feb. 16. via Aontsvidso. Feb.
70: Returns from the fight at ArmAoao last
week show the total losses of the govern
msnt TO be $50 killed and wounded, aud
sixty prisoners taken by the insurgents
On the insurgent side LAG were killed, mics
ing and wounded.
Adniral dR Cana il in no danger. He
states that he has sufficient provisions and
Ammunition for several wseka and will
make everv endeAVor to maintain the pres
ent position until the arrival of the south
eTn troops
The gunner of the Nicthsroy's dynamits
gun hss deserted and the remainder Of the
fleet il atilf al Bahia.
The Aquidaban leaves here Sunday 10 in
teicspt tue Niethefoy.
Advicss from DssterTo state that the
strong position al Lspa, the last foothold
OF the government In Pafana. was taken
Friday, after severe fighting during which
many we're killed and wounded on both
sides. The general commanding the gov
eTnmsnt troops was wounded and Goo pris-
Onsra taken.
yellow jack 10 increasing greatly. There
have been three cases on the Austrian war
ship. and there ae fifteen cases In the
Biitish hospital.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21
REJECTED THE AMENDMENTS
The Commons WIN Not Accept the
Changes Made by the Lords.

The Commons WIN Not Accept the
Changes Made by the Lords.
LONDON. Feb. 20.-1hs radicals. who had
expected Gladstone to make an attack upon
the LORDS. shewed disapE pEointment as his
speech to-day progressed. The premier. in
mildest tones aigued simply against con
traoting OUT the amendment. saying
that from all evidence presented he thought
thO working people and friendly societies
ohisoted 20 tue lords provisions; the gov
ernmsnt believed the working Ieopls best
judges In matters relating 20 their own
anairs.
Balfour. conservative leade-. was also
heartily ehesIed. lie defended the lords'
amendmsnts, claiming that the working
people favored them. Balfour said he rer-
resented an industrial constituency. and
had not focsiyed a single obisction TO the
umsndment.
The house rejected all important amend
monts made by the lords 10 the parish ooun-
cils bill and accepted unimporiant amend
ments.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21
DASTARDLY OUTRAGE.
Perpetratsd by ssphomores OF Cornell
One Death So Far.


ITHACA. N. Y. Feb. 21.-As a supplement
TO the regular annual class riot between
freshmen and sophomores OF Cornell. the
sophomoTes perpetrsted a dsstsrdly and
dangerous trick by generating chlorine Ras
in the ball where the freshmen we're hold
ing banquet. Several freshmen we're
carried out insensible f,om ths fumes A
cor. OF physicians was summoned aud
rompt eIo t. made to rssusoitato the
aspby Iisted students by the application OF
ammonia aud stimulants. Several walters
were ovsrE owered and others are almost
wild with pain.
Miss jackson. a oolOFsd woman who
acted 40 cook for the students, died 40 1880
this morning Wednesday. She Was taken
from the hall insensibe TO the residences OF
D.. LookeTy. WheTo she died.
IL is now known that the sophomorss oh
tanned possession OF a side room aud situ-
Atsd n RenAtor Of deadly gas 30 IL was con
nectsd with tho banquet hall by means OF
rubber tubes Threats OF lynchiRg are
openly made. one man claiming that he
would help string up ths perpetrators.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21
BOSS MKANE BREAKING DOWN
lie Takes COnapsment Quite Hard-aay
Take More of ~.

lie Takes COnfBsment Quite Hard-aay
Take More of ~.
BRooKIYS. Feb. 2O-rhe order granted
By Judge Cullen does not give much salts
faction 10 john Y. NcKans's friends OF in
spiIe expectations that he can be kept from
going TO sing Sing this week. ItIs not be-
nsvsd hoKane's lawyers can show that
Judee Bartlett, made any blundsrs during
the trial or in his charge to the jury. II
the Judge decides the application adversely
at once hekans will be sent 60 the state
prison.
Kane vas said 90 BE- very ~. The family
doctor visited the jail and decidsd his i'll
mesa not dangerous.
Its known Mcknne takes eonfnsmsnt
hard and haa not bsen in his usual robust
condition Of late.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21

Lr.DuLIE, Col, Feb. ga terrible
snow storm has been in progress nssr Ko-
komo Tor two days It is sin feet deep on
the level.
81. PAU. Feb. 20.-Ismpe'atuie here
eleven beisv zero; Duluth twenty below.
Moorhsat twenty-five, Ninnedosa forty
Tour b low.
CEpAR kArIps, lows, Feb. 90 b ind
log blH1Afd prevailed here all day. IL ID
severely cold.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21
GOING Up SLOWLY.
The Ihsrmometsr shows some signs Of
Reformation.

The 1heFmometer shows some Signa OF
Reformation.
According 10 weather reports received
last night from throughout the state Hell
eua held the record Tor one day. The min
imum Temperature here vas 1913 belc "
zero. No other place heard from came
within Two degrees Of this. CiRnabar re-
ported I3 below. Caster and Miles Cty T.
below. Boulder q below. Logan. Chinook
ami Livingston below. Benton below.
Bozsman zero havro . above Ia rise of -
m = dafl. Butte 4 above. 0lsndive. Mia-
sonia and thompson Fails 10 above and
kalspsll 10 shove. Nest places reported
clear weather aud no nov suoN- The
highest temperature iu Helena was L6 de-
gIoss below. snd the oficial Indications fof
TO. day are fair and warner.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21
HER SCREAMS SAVED HER.
Mrs n. NJ. Lee Takes Morphine and N
Firemsn Hear Her Cries.

Mrs r. NJ. Lee Takes MorphIne and the
Firemsn Hear Her Cries.
The members OF the seventh ward Are
company who sleep in the station al Breck-
snridge and Raleigh streets, heard gToans
aud scrosms proceeding from . house op-
Iosits. at a late hour last night They tel
sphoned 20 the police. and then. a. the
screams became loader thsy decided 20
force ths door, which they did. They
found the lower part Of the house in diaOr-
der and full Of smoke. aud an examination
showed the pipe OF a coal stove had been
pulled out or bad fallen out from ths hole
In the chimney. Going 20 she front room
on the upper hoor from which place ths
screams came. they found Mrs. T.. Al. Lee
lying on she bed. Rasping for breath aud
apparently choking. About this time DIR.
Salvail and Polieeman SehaTrsnbroich
came In respOase 60 the telephone calls.
Ihs doctor sdminlsterod enietics, at an
early hour this morning Ms Lee was be-
isvsd 90 be cat OF danger. she wss In
oonVulsions part Of the time. and IL took
several TO hold her. The only information
she would give was that she had
taken three grains OF morphine which she
had obtained from drug store.
Dr. Salvail, howevs did not think there
was any evidence that Mira Lee had taken
morphine. although 70 was evident that shs
had taken some belladonna. Mrs. Lee
came here last October and took the cottage
on Breckenridge street opposite the IRE sta
ti0u. She had a number Of roomers. Ike
sently she disposed Of her furniture. 10 10
said, and announced her intention 20 90 TO
California. All her toomeFs being notihed
OF this. lsft few days ago.
Mhen the nremen broke into the
house they found NEST OF ths furniture re-
mainina there broken uP. 10 ia snTmissd
that after demolishing the furniture she
woman took the poison with ths intention
OF killing herself. a. she said she wished 20
die. but that when she fe.t the effects of the
drug Ghe changed Ter mind and screamed
for hslr. She 10 about 30 years cid. Her
husband 10 aaid 10 b. in Colorado. she will
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21

FursSo. Gal, Feb. - Chris. Evans vas
broueht into court At 10 o'olosk this morn
ing and sentenced 20 imprisonment 10; life
At folsom. by Judgs Harris. Evans was
taken On the noon train 10 prison bv She
ias scott and Kay and deputiss. Evans
seemed cheerful aud Rrssted all who spoke
a. lin pleasantly. Motion fos new trial
made b. hia attorneys was dsntoi. lie
denies ths story tha; he abused Mrs.
Hrghton. Evans wanted % be ssnienosd
a. san Quentin. but Judge Harris denied
the fcuuuaI
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-The president to-
day nominated Jas. II. Lynch 20 be post.
master at Butte City. Montana. The pres
idsnI sent TO the senate the following Chi
caao nominations: Martin J. Russell to
be collector OF customs; Frank q. Hoyne,
30 be appraiser; Delos Z. Phelps. 10 be
United States sub-trsaauTeT.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21

WAsHIS0roN. Feb. 2O.-Patsnts on large
number Of inventions expired b. limitA
tion to-dsy. Among tho more imEo taIt
are the following; Brseoh-loadinR IRE
arms. G. Eutehrook. Bostoa; ovs.- stitch
sewing machines, W. A. PAlmsteT, Johns
town. y. T.; mowers. VIM. \. Stone New
lhiadslphia. Ohio; sewing mschinss. John
n. Milerd. ~. Paul; speed aud distance In
dicators. q. lesser. Portland. ore; rsvolv-
ing fFsarms. Daniel A. Wesson anu Jas. n .
Bulard, Springfield, MssL
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-21

PmApErmA. Feb. 20. -llstarns 40 hsnd
give tue following vote for congressman a.
large; Grov. republican. III. 60; James d.
Hancock. democrat o.. .Si6. Afthnr ID.
Marley. democrat. L2l2. Henry p. Nor
row. prohibiuonist. 7O6; Victor A. Lotisr.
populist. 80. Grows plurality on she
state 10 estimated 40 over Ia0O00. the
largest ever received By any eandiaatA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-21

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