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The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
VICTORY NEAR AT HAND.

From every quarter OF the state, from
mining camp and range, from town
and farm, comes the cheering news
that the people of Montana are aroused
to the danger that threatens their free
dom and independence and are determ-
ined that the seat Of government OF this
state shall not bo seized upon and made
the spoil Of q foreign corporation.
The aspect Of the contest has under
gone q marked change in tho past fort
night. No longer is IL looked upon
merely rs a struggle between two rep-
resentative towns for supremacy. Wero
that the situation, were there no other
significance to the contention than a
strife Tor capital honors between two
independent, ambitious municipalities,
the voters Of Montana could be par
doned for more or less Indifference aa to
tho outcome. But they have now had
time 10 consider this question in all lts
bearings and there is not man in the
state Of sufficient intelligence to cast q
ballot on the sixth day Of next Novom-
Der who does not at last clearly under
stand that the battle now being waged
is between great, grasping, greedy cor
poratIou on tho one hand aud the peo-
pie Of Montana on the other. Ia one
sense Helena is mere incident Of the
contest. Upon her falla the brunt Of
the battle because she was tho choice Of
plurality Of tho electors for the sea,
Of government two years ago. II thus
happens that the war against corporate
aggression is waged in hor name, but
behind the name stand the awakened
and intelligent citizcHry Of the entire
state, alarmed nt tho danger that threat.
ems them oad firmly reaolycl to main.
tain at any hazard the aoverolgnty aud
self-reHpect OF the commonwealth.
Opposed to Helcna is another town
whose candidacy is nero incident
Masquerading behind the ill.omoned
namo Of Anaconda is the great dovil.Gal
corporation, mrd with pride md 10.
iamcd with greed, seeking 10 draw az
entire etute into Its clutches.
This is the sharply defined situation
that is presented to-duy as wo enter
upon tho lnat month Of tho canvass
Thoro 10 no longor auy sham or protongr
about it. Blurney and boodlo huvo log
their cunning and powor 10 deceive
The gruat monopoly has thrown OH III
diaguisci 1t no longer aeclll 10 dignf,
its cause by argument. It's ont TO bu,
tho capital Of the Btnte il IA minority O
the voters nre vile and yonn enough l.
sell IT,
We do not Tor ono moment beliey
that the bargain and oalo eau DO con
summated. Tho mon who have mad
Montana tao proud young common
wealth sue ia to-day, tho pioneers VII
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

Fun t'rr gun
lfom tho moat reliable GdyictG received
from nll sections o; tho sun river valley.
wo feel assured thht nine ont OF ten of the
voting population will cast tbci, votes in
favor Of IlolsuH To- The Tormnnont capital
Of Montaup. Two yosra Oao Tho vote Of
this end OF the valley vaa glysn Ia Great
Falls. through sympathy II being the
county sent, and under the false promise
that Anaconda would throw its yo,s In hsr
favor but tbis obaiHoie being now ont Of
the way. tho sympathics aud iuiot.a,H OF
COR psopls are naturally vhh II ma. nnd
she will receive almost ttoit fn,l vote,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
THE INDEPENDENT

Rsmittanesa At tho risk ~ euhs1tibl' unlea
mAds by registered loilar, ohsok. or postal ete
rross ordor, payabls 30 The ihdpenlonl Pub
lisiiug ConpAny.
tGr Pcroons desiring Tvs fspUrrHusNT servNi
al their homoa or plae, Of business usn eft.T by
social csrd or thtoneh telephone No. loO flosse
report cssss OF irregular delivery prompily.
Adycr isamcniy, 10 insure promos iAesrt0n'
should 10 handoa IN lCforN . .. M
Rcjosiod communications not resurnAhls an
h,u posiAgu ia enclosed.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
MORNING OCTOBER 1894

to, from tbli soolIon nuds a market there.
Ils ioolated location aud ,hs insurmoun,-
able natural bA riers In ths war preclude
tho tossibility Of closer relations in The
lulu Q. THIS being the cane Ia IL Fonson-
abls to SHreol that any vote, Who welgl .
hia own int rest can bs influenced 10 enet
bis ballot for the removal OF the eaeital
from ita pIefSnt admirable location a, tho
intersection OF two transoentino9tal rail-
roads TO town Ia which he has no inter
est immediat, OF remoto.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

based upon tho substantial grounds
that aho Ia tho proper place for tho
atate capital FOR rooaone which every
Intelligent man can appreciate, while
hcr competitor undtnoea and wool;noss
are bost shown by the methods adopted
10 secure support
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
COUNTY TICKET.

-
For Representatives.
A. J. DAVIDSON,
JAMES II. MURPHY.
C. h NOLAN.
u. II. PRELER.
NICHOLAS HILGER.
GEO. i. COPE.
J. z. hocABE
W. @. PRkUIIT.
Fer Sheriff,
CHARLES d CURTIS
For Treasurer.
CLARENCE 4. GARRETT
For Clerk and Recorder.
CHARLES & MUFFLY.
For County Attorney.
RI PURCELL.
For Assessor,
JACOB FISCHER.
For Auditor.
Il. Y. WILKINSON.
For Superintendent Of School.
MRS. MAUD DAVIS BAKER
For Public Administrator.
W. W. sHlPMAM
For Coroner.
DIR. d. L. CARMICHAEL
For Surveyor,
JOHN 5. KEERL4
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

Iv-Mop,snlana abroad will always hnd luH
pAuY ISprrrsprNr on tie At their iNNer''s
botels fIf.h Avenue and Metropolitan, New
York Wos,, Miunoapolis, aidwin an PalAe'
tsn F,,noiseo. MoDefmogL butto, Leland Hotel
kpripgfell. M
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
a Nor,horn Montana view.

iInuo Advertiser
Not ono man in Aity from Cbotonu
county has ever been In AuHcundu Not n
leg Of mutton, qunrter Of beef. a buahol
OF wheat, q saok Of ohta or pound OF bot.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
PARTISAN DYE WORKS
G. RIMbOUD, pROPRIETOR

Frouch cieaning aai dysluH sopurlns "
trunoh pTocOss. lash. wo,les. yslydts anl
Ilik dfra' cf. gantlnigsu's EArutntL kid gloves
fslthaff. iur~ lHrss. onrtalns. elk anil wnolnn
underwear anH l0cftios. iiA;itfaotinu Ru.fan-
HelonA Montana, MOI rbapl lnkllls f11 goods
loft uYof two mOntha Ordsfs eAllsI for ~ any
part Of tho olty.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
Fer Congressman.
HAL b CoRBETr.
OF MissoulA.
For Associate Justice.
l.. A. LUCE
Of Bo1eman.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07

LA.Ilo,' ascccl Jersey ribbed underwear only
hoo % DO loo lllYo.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
TOWNSHIP TICKET.

Tor Justices Of tho Peace.
s. X DANIA
TERRENCE 0'DoNNELL
For Constables.
W. \. HUBER.
JOHN QUIRK.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
rrrMs OF sunscnlPrIoN.

HELENA, MONT. OCT 2. 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-07
BANKRUPT
STOCK.

We have Just bought an i'm
mense Bankrupt Stock at so cents
on tho dollar. All we want Is our
money back. They must 20. Tho
following prices will do II.
, 1894-08-25
Chicago. 0 0 Ol 0 3 10
g&aibiMQton. ............O Q Q 0 0 3 Il

r@urneb~ Rpns"-GDcogO, 5; Wofbtngton, 3. Stree
@aie put %5i, m @9ifGmoer, sStoleg gaiss% 5opcs,
9eder. n8oies on @ouS"-Sf Wtercer, 3; 0ff Srtffttb,
e. spit By 8it9er" - .9oben. uStrud Sut" 81
N}ercer, l. Sptel3eit - l;45. Umpire" - Gmslte. ,
Die Steuung ser Clubs:
, 1894-08-25
8duerloubnt6fhetn
pur6en 9eitern an foLgen6e 8erionen aus
oeIteut.

purben 9eitern an foLgenbe @%erlonen aus
9eiteut:
W}or G9peiber, einIt0fige 8a6feinz
Cottage nit GrogeicboB, 1868 Central 8arf
Q(pe., oerani6Iagt auf $4,000; SgnaB
Steun6, 3tpciit06i9e 8aditctnz 6obrif nit
Grbgei6oB, 3142-44 g. @aualitraBe,
$1,000; S, 9ulOt, 5]peiit0figeS 8odteinz
@c6duOe nit @rOgelcboB, 80 0cr6eritraBc,
$1,000; GbomaS Moran, 6reiit0dige5
8afitein>Ge6Guoe Qaoen ullo GrbgeiboB,
517-19 80. StroBe, So 600; 2ambert
Gree, %einit06iger 8adltetn@ 2aoen nit Gro>
8eiboB, BOG G(artitraBe, $1,000; g.
Ni6leD, 5Deiit0di9e5 8Qfiteinc@ sbauoe nit
GrOgeiboB, 62 Columbia NDe., $4,000;
81. s., Goblin, 3ipetit0fjge5 8a6teinz@ez
bduoc nit @ro0ei6oB, 6341 8~auljnaitr.,
$4,000; so. q. 9snne, Dreilt0di9es 8adz
iteins@ebduOe, 2Q0en un0 GrOgeiboB, 1850
&~aUenSwOOb QlOe., 49, 900; Srau 6.
SO6nion, breiit0fi0eS 8a6iteins0 ebGr6e
nit Grb8ei9OB, 636 Seminary Q(oe.
$500; 81. 6efer, 3petit0di9eS 6olsz0e
0dube, 6ollDmoob 2lUe., nobe @tQrtitroBe,
$500; 81. S6ulB, 8Deiit0di8eS 8adItcins
@cbGuOe nit GrO9eibOB, 731 6OltitraBe,
$4,000; s.. IS. 8uib, oreiit0figeS 8afteins
@ebGu0e nit GrogcihoB, 688 Q8eitcrn
2lOe., $500; Souls States, 5p~eiit0tiger
8afiteinzQ(nbau, 3635-37 GtoteitraBe,
$1,000.
, 1894-08-25
Gin fIeiner Burfde
l1lu6 awet Stunoen III einem perf6lo6enen
Gepolbe pe~rbrinoel.

Ser o6tiG6rtge Sobn bon Mortin 8onz
fielo ~itattete geitern in 8egleitung ieiner
Wl0ma Dem Snfel So6n, benz 6aupte Der
8onftelo 9etectiDe NgencD, in beiIen Office
i'm Srtentalz 0ebGube, 122 Ga Saue Str.,
etncn 8elucb ab. 9{ah &inoerart itcGte CT
let1e 9tale in NueS Dil1ein, 9u6te III ale
G6en un6 Gnben, uno Q~ela1gte bel Dte1er
SnipectionStour alGb hrs Snnere beS @elo7
lbrantgep0lbeS. 0ort lcbten eS 0arrQ
OO Retbt Der &leinc) 10 gut 81 gefalcn, oaB
ct belcbloB, eS etnmal Gt5 i'm 9unfeln oes
0eD0lbeS 5u DerluC6en. @e1G8t 8etban .
S6neu 9ing ct an Die Gbiir u1o Ichlug
oteie gu. 0urb ir8en0 einen 3UfGu pcra
itcQtc lib beim 3ulummenfl0ppen Der
G6itre bic Combination beS SblolieS, unO
6arrD mar, 6a fcirer Der NnipeienOcn Die
I6}ir 0ffncn tonnte, nicbt nur Elm @etan9ez
ner, 1on0ern AUDI Dem Gr1tidun9Stooe aus
9elebt.
0ie Muttcr un6 Sic an6eren QntpeIenz
ben tDuBten aniQngS gar nidt, mo Der feline
Sblingel bt%ngefonrncrt mar, ooch balo
ipuroe eS ibnen flor, 0aB er bic Sbir 5uges
icblogen unb i'm @etp0lbe iGBe. Srau
8onftelo bemd6tiate itb cine firbterli6e
Qln9lt nm ibr &inb, ite Lief Der3Dcifelt BON
einem CUNT a1bern unb beldbDor 1ie, Die
Gbiire gu 6ffnen. 0o9 9erjenige, Ser Die
Combination oeS S1Io1es ouein fannie,
Martin 8onfielo, ma nibt in Der Staot.
8eri9icbene anOcre Yerionen tpie Ser
Sanitor purOen berbei9erufcl, bo6 gtiee
manb mar i'm Stanbe, bic 3biir 81 0ffnen.
Der Sanitor fil8te nocb bin5u, baB tpo3l
oaS @cip0lbe felterz aber nicbt luftitc6er
ndre. @nOli3 entlcbIoB man ii6, etnen
Sblolier, Sen proieilipnelen @elol6ranfz
0ffncr StrauB, BON gfo. So 9earbornitraBc,
5t Dolcn. 9ieicr mar abcr 5. 3. an Na=
baib 2lUe. nit elmer Gbnlicben Nrbcit be-
ld1ftigt. @r tpur0e berbeigeDolt unO nit
Ben n0t6i9en SnitrUmenten GuS9crliitet,
be9a6 CT iicb lbleuni9it sur 8efrciln9 Der
fIeinen OarrD nacb 8onftel6'S Office. Die
Ofutter 6arrD'5 bate unteroeiien Derlc9icz
oene SDnmacbtSfGIe 81 beltcben unO ipur6e
nacb einem 9tebenSimmer 9ei6dftt. StralIB
madbtc iicb MN al bic Qlrbett, un0 naob
etlpa 8 Wtinuten mar e5 tbm 9elun9en, bic
5biir 81 0ffncn. &0um mat er 10 tpett,
ais 6rau 8onfielb Sic 9teiben Ser gteugtez
rigen burbbrab uno ms @ep0lbe binetnz
i%tiirjtc. QlueS fiircbtete ben &uaben bereits
critidt porSuftnoen. Gr tpar bon Der ent>
ieBlicben 9uft i'm @etp0lbe tppDL iibermannt
tporoen unb naDesu lebloS, ais i'm feline
Ofutter DcrauSbolte, oo6 erbolte CT it6
balb nteber in be~ fril6en Suit. 0arrD
bate nubeSu 2 Stunben in @etp0lbe 3ugc>
bradbt.
, 1894-08-25
Der foIide Chomos Jn9aIIs.
miro Don f~etrer Satin ais foot betrauert, if
aber tpobI uno mutter.

G6omas Sngals, elm in 427 IS. O1az
6iiOnltraBe t%pobnenoer Detective, febrtc gc@
fern mach elmer cintdgigen Q(bpcicnbeit
nab ieiner 8o0nun9 suriid uno mar ni6t
tpeni9 erltaunt, ais CT lamb, baB feline
Satin tbn ais to0t betrauerte. Gboma5
le9te ltch in ietner @igenlcbaft ais 9etectiDe
BON a3eit 81 a3ctt anOere 9famen bel. Bis
ipetlen nannte Ct iicb 6oparO, banlt pieDer
6aOleD unb IbomaS SngoQS.
@era0e g~egcnllbcr letucr Mobnung, in
428 B. WtaolionitraBe, bate bis Dor Sur
sem Elm Sape5terer 9e1po0nt, ser ionoerz
barer gSeiie cbenfoIIs G0omaS SngaQ5
bteB. 9teicr Sboma5 SngoQS bate Dor
&urSell Sbtcdgo Oerlaiien, nm itb anocrSz
no mach Qrbctt um3uiebcn. Seine Satin
blieb 81 0aule. Sim lebten Wfttttpo6 Derz
lteB S9omas SngaIs, Der 9etettiDe, feline
Wobnung. Sim Oonncritag erbielt leine
Satin bon DEM Coroner bon Sort Qtfin>
ion Elm Sclegramm, in meIdbem ibr mitz
gctbetlt Duroe, OaB G6omaS SngauS BEL
benz @iienbabnun9lud bel Sort Nttinipn
am 9onnerlta8 frG9 gil ieiuem IObe Ge7
tonmen lei. Srau SugauS babte ni6t
6arar, oaB tbr @atte nod gar ni6t 10
lan9e bon 6auie fort gepeien mar, nm be-
reits am 0Onneritag friib in Sort Ntfinz
ion ietn 5u fOnnen. Sic nabm bic IobeSz
nacbri9t betilmmert entge8en unO bcweintc
tbren t0ote1 @atten.
Sn3piicben batten aber Sic 8eamten Der
g(ortDtOeltern@Babn un0 Der Coroner BON
Sort 2ltftnion Die @ntocfrng gentacbt, DAB
Die 9lbreiic bes Derun9liiflen GbomaS Snz
gals nicbt SEQ. 427, ionocrn $40. 428 B.
OfobiionitraBe tpar, unO tie lanbten cine
0epeibe 81 6tau SngaQS in $40. 1923 ob,
pelbe Oaburb ben Sob hires Oatteu err
fubr. Trau Sn9auS bon 1923 %. Wfabiz
ionitroBe reilte iofort noh Sort Q(ttinion
ab, UNI Die 2ei9e tbreS @atten bier3er5uz
bDlen.
Trau Sngau5 BON $40. 427 90. Wfu6iions
ftraBe mar aber bon Dem Srrtbum in bcr
N6relie beS Gelegramms nicbt benac9ricbz
ti9t lporoen uno trauerte noch geitcrn ilbcr
ben pernutblicben So. ibrcS &bOmraS, ais
oteier geitern pobL unb geiuuo tpie5er auf
Der 8tloflG6e eri6ien.
, 1894-08-25
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Ct GL tas MN TERSEY Pf dGTs
PANY of Newark, in the State of New Jersey,
on the 3lst day of December 1893: made to the
Insurance Superintendent of the State Of Illinois,
pursuant to law;
, 1894-08-25
WolIte ntbt mebr 0eItebt fein.

@raf @eroIb S.0. Sc 8ruDn, Ser Sproiie
elmer Ser Dornebmiten uno rei6iten @belS>
geic6lecbter 6ouanoS, muBte eS iicb ge>
fallen Ioiien, 9eslpungener Betie eini9e
3eit in Hidter 6oiterS TriebenS9eri6t itb
auf3ub0lten. @r mar oa6in 6ur3 einen
nit cinem 6aft8befebl ou5geriiiteten Con-
itabler5 9ebracbt ipDroen Unb Stpar auf bte
ben Jrau y. %. Wtorie gegen i'm er9o>
bencn Nntloge auf tbGtliben Nn8riffS. Ser
6crr @raf ipuroe bis sum Otoutag inter
$500 8iirgl9aft gefteut, unD nohOem 6ieie
Don S. 8. 6ag8 gelteut tporOen mar, unter
Querbanb &omplims1ten btuausgelettet.
Ser 6err 0rGf, meI9er mGbtellb Der Welt7
a%u5iteu1n9 8erpalter beS SaDa>9orfe5 in
Der Wti0ipaD mar, iou ii9 oaburcb in bieIe
S6wulitGten gebraht baben, baB er ser
rei3enben unb liebensniirbtgen @emablin
Oe9 @ei9GftSreiienben s.. so. Mtorie, bic
in BEN Torreiton@S Stats, an Der 80. Str.
un0 Tore1t Npe., cine elegant etngert6tete
Wobnung beiibt, Segen beren QGtIen
aQ3uDiel characterization i6enfte. Qln>
fangs lou itcb Die Dame bieie Qufmertiom7
tctten Oes DOrnebu1en 6errn, Der ba5 0elo
nit pollen 6Qn0en 0lSgab, germ 9"efalen
laien boben. 9a Ser Dame @emabl ie0r
Diel auf Reiien mar, 10 fi6lte tie elm 8e@
bllrfntB, @eieui6aJt 81 baben unb Der 6err
@raf mar eut fteter unb gerngeieDener Sc
1ltcher.
9fab un6 no6 iou ftb aus bteier 8ee
fanntl6aft cine Gieblbaft cnttpi6elt 6aben
unb baIO ipracb allies in Der 9tabbaricbaft
baDon. Der @raf pa ser itete 8egleiter
Der Dame ouf alien 8GIlen, @mpfGngeu,
i'm Gbcater unb Spa3ierfa6rten. Qber
enblicb iOu 6rau Wtorie bob lih ibrer
e3eIiben 9flt1ten bemuBt geworben iein
unb ben @rofen eriucbt baGeu, lte alIetn 3u
lQlien unO bic i6r bisber ertpicienen Qiez
ben5tpitrOtgfetten ais 2(bl6luB Der Srelln6z
i9aft 81 betrabten. 0oc6 6abon Iou Der
cole 0oQGnoer NIGHTS baben tpiiien poQen.
ST lDl INNER aufOringli9er 9enor6en
letn uno tbr Iagar, ols Tie burc6 cine Gteiie
itb ieinen 8eiucben entSieben ipoute, 5ur
8etpabung einen 0etectio nacb ct. 2outS
nab8elGn6t bQben. I'm itcb ieiner All err
tpebren, lieB Tie i'm nun ouf 8eranlaIunq
ibreS NOoocaten berbattcn. Der 4roseB
Deripri9t feDr leniationcu 81 perOen. Ser
Oraf bebauptet, OaB i'm bic ic10ne Trou
uno 6cren WtGnn UNI $50 %angepumpt uno
er DuS 0elo ntC6t ipieoer e~rlongen Tonne.
Der 0raf bate ipGDreno ser Q(bnelenbeit
Der Dame (Delcber er bereitS ben 8orlblqq
ST. elmer Tltbt 9ennacbt baben ioD 6ercn
Oi0Oel nit Gel9lag legen lalicn un0 be-
bQuptct nun, beB aus oieiem @runoe bic
&la8e geger i'm erboben mor6en mGre.
r@r liebe bic Dame njCbt unb babe lie ME
gelieDt."
, 1894-08-25
O6otLihe l1nfGIIe.

@u8uit Simon, Elm in 1879 Glea0erItroBe
mobnb0ft 8ewelener 27idbriger Nrbeiter,
ertrant 8eitern i'm Tlulie am TilBe Der San
8HrenitraBe. ST mar nit benz @tnramz
men BON Bfdblen bei9dftigt unb itirste
3ufQQtg in Oas 0a1ier.
sic 5OiGbri8e 8rau Gu0 8lasaf bon
68l Us. II. StroBe purbe geltern friib al
Der Center Noe7&rcu5ung bon einem BaIia=
9ler3U9e Der 9tortber1 Yacific28aDn iiber3
Tabren uno ~augenblidlicb get0otet.
, 1894-08-25

Nn5et9en in Der electromagnetic Ser Suit
npts Staats3ettung baben ben be1ten @rfola,
, 1894-08-25
JUr JoOermQnn,
fit 9ro5 ono H(ein
5jr QrIn ono Roi(5
COnklin'S
9Qn00u0
oeS-
NIbliden miffeus,

Jiir 0as Dart5 entbdlt es niBs
ti6e Gecepte aGer 9trt, Inga6er
iiber W3oB uno @emi9t u,i.w.
Cir 9aufellte 9iebt e5 2tuf-
(6luB in gel6dftGi6en unO geieb'
lt6en Tragen, iowie Gtatb in Sud,
fiibrung unO tbren perI9ie0enep
Spltemen,
giir Mt6auiker cine 8uIam.
aeniteaung Der in ibr Sad i6la,
genOen me6oni16en Geiebe uno
oaer benftpirOigen @rfn0ungeu
un0 Ma16inen,
Siir Den gauowerker praftii9e
8atbi6l69e uuO tutiitii6e 2(n'
qaben.
gilr oem 9anOpirtD @itte'
rungSre9eln, 8OOenfunOe, &atb'
l6ld9e ftr 8eaderung, 2anomeis
Jung unO 8eban0lung BON 8ieb,
Fir 0artner 2luH6liHe iibet
2ebenSfd6i9feit Der Gamenurten,
9eimen, @a6st6um Der 8Qume &c.
glir Dolitiker MISUNDERSTANDING
lber @a6len, 8ep1lterungs8o6L
8arteigruppirungen.
Jir 5Ol2b0noler genaue WtaBs
tabeQen.
giir gudJbalter Ne6nun9s= un}
2ahltabellen.
81 1T unu1OsIidJ, Ben reiden ST.
balt oieieS 9anObu9S au6 nur
anndbernO 81 l6tl6ern.
SeOes Sitter, jeber @tan0 unb
Sernf finOen BARN i6ueG Nat6
nno Nuh6luB.
9a5u fOmlnt cine 8uIammens
fteanng oler wi6tigen geididtlis
dsn Greigniiie, iOwie seOgrapbiide
Itgaben ourb 80 feline 9anDfarteu
erlautert, itatiItil6e 8uIammen,
iteGnngen iiber @ei6i6te, 8eb0lfeD
r1n1g nnO Die Gr5ensniTe oaer @too.
ten Der union.
Sn alien Trasen BON ouoenei,
1em Sntereiie finbet man bier in
Oeritdn0Ii4er ToHung
dntWOrt nnd 8efeRrung.
, 1894-08-25
8dfe Sau.

gn6Ii6 bot BEN Colts 6o8 Slid nieoer
etnmal 8elddbelt, SIS 8etang linen geftern,
Die Senatoren in @aibington nit 10 oeqell
5 3u beliegen. Die Score:
, 1894-08-25

- Die Yoli3ei in GngGeipoo0 bat Gornez
illus Netpboule, Gde II 6alfteo StruBe,
inter Der Nnflage in 6aft 9enommen,
1etne 6rou o~erartt8 miBbanbelt gu baben,
baB tie jebt i'm Sterben liegt.
, 1894-08-25

bic III 6teler 3eitun9 per0iientIi6teu 3euoz
l1!lie betrens pooo'S Guriapariuo. sic Be-
ltatlgen llber leoen .3meifel binaus, Dap
90oD's furirt.
8erfppiung unb oue Qeberlei0eu merben
bur3 9oOb'S pilIen ge6eilt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-12
BLUE And DISHEARTENED.
And Not Without Very
Good Cause.
Ii All Resulted from Weak Kid
neys and a Torpid Liver.
The Vast Importance of Those Organs
If You want to Feel Well.

n your stomach, kidneys aud liver dpn't do
their worI, well, you win surely suffer lmnctipn
or dis"ns" 81 those organs clog the whole ystcu
and makes bad blood and W, AK nerves. Th"
completion sODn becomes pale SAT- N, alll
dark lines appear under the eyes.
other symptoms are sure to follow. such Il, bad
'n,o In the mouth, gas In tn" stomach, loss ui
appetite, housness, constipnton, ,lc"rl",s
ness headache, papitation. Nervousness and
exhaustion.
Every one Of thss' conditions leads to ser ~
disease II MT checked. NJ. A. {. liartNuii, Of
GOuldsyl e, Vt, states:
"AbOnt f0nr years ngo was taken with Sc
we're pain In my back and side. which arose from
trouble with my liver and kidneys. YVES also
extremely nervous, being unable to sleep AMI get
the needed rest.
IL could not work but part Of the time. and
when did | WAS in pain all the time. This
state of affairs lasted all winter. | consulted
III ysIclans, WHO said 1 had kidney and liver
trouble, but 10 lived no particular benefit
from them, md was good deal dscoui sed
about myself.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-12
TIGERS SLATE ACCEPTED.
Selection of the Leaders for Con-
gress Endorsed Last Night.

How little voice the delegates to the
Tammany Congressional Conventions
held last night had in the selection of
candidates is shown by a comparison OF
the Congressional ticket announced to-
day with the Congressional slate pre-
pared by the leaders yesterday morning.
This is the ticket:
franklin BARTLETT T. George d. Mcclellan,
4 James J. walsh IL. Amos J. Cummings
o Henry C. Miner H. John Connolly.
10. Daniel +. Sickles. IL. jacob A. Cantor
II. William sulzer
And this is the SLATE" as prepared
yesterday morning and given In the
Evening World"
Seventh Dlstrict-Amos j. Cummings in place
Of Franklin Bartlett.
Eighth pistrict-Col W. L. Brown or James O.
Walsh in place OF Z. ]. Dunphy.
Ninth Dstrict-H. c. Miner in place OF Tim
Tenth District-Geu Daniel sickles.
Eleventh District-Willlam SulZer in place oil
Amos ]. Cummings
Twelfth District-George B. Mcclellan in place
0 w Bourke Cochran.
Thirteenth DIstrict-Franklin Bartlett in place
of John De witt Warner.
Fourteenth DiStrict-John Connolly or John D.
Crimmins. $50
Fifteenth pistrict-Jacob A. Cantor in place Of
Isidor Straus.
The only changes made in the slate
were these Bartlett was renominated IN
his old district instead Of the Seventh
and Cummings was renominated in tbs
Thirteenth instead of in Bartletts dis
trict Walsh and Brown We're both men
toned 10 succeed Dunphy, hut Walsh
pulled the stronger oar with Diver
John d. Crimmins was mentioned, ~
Connolly got ii, presumably with Grim
minsS consent.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-12
Opposite Dey st

receive a salary Of $50 per month together with
money to pay my passage to New York
In pursuance Of this contract Mr. Morton fur
nished me- at his expense. with steamship tick
ct. and sailed for the United States IN the
southampton on June 30, 1884. arrived in New
York on saturday, July Z ant reported for work
as soon as possible to Mr. NJ, tons head coach
man at his country residence, near Rhine,n
! Duchess County ~ y. and have been regu-
larry Ia Mr. Morton's service at the rate Of wages
agreed upon In the contract | made with MIR.
June 1894.
Dodge said last night that he should
DrlhS MS prisoner to the city to-day,
but at noon he had not appeared at
Commissioner Shiolds's office.
United States District Attorney Mac
Farlane knew nothing of the case. and
declined Ia express an opinion as to
whether the facts alleged would CON
stitute a violation of the Alien Contract
! John james Howard had been EN-.
ployed as coachman by Lord Gerard. OF
Eastyille Park, in, Kent, England, and
Newmarket, lie came to Mr. Morton ton
last May in London with the best of
references, and MIR, Morton engaged
well, pleased with. Howard that when
he left London for the Continent, he
cnGaEed MIN, as stated. to come to
James White. who is also an English
man.
White is a Yorkshireman. He first
. came 10 America with lOll lpu1eIltl.
He remained in the service of Dufferin's
/ successor as aforementioned of Can
ada, and was coachman to the Marquis
I Of l.oruc and Princess Louise. When
. LOrne returned to England, White en-
tered the service Of Mr. Morton.
At the office Of Tracy, Boardman &
Plat the arrest Of Mr.. MortOu's coach
man was denounced as piece of petty
persecution.
THAT matter certainly will not hurt
Mr.. Morton in this campaign said Gen.
TrncN's spokesman. ION the contrary
when II Is shown up as a piece of unwar-
rdntca and malicious persecution, II will
prove a boomerang Tor the cleveland
Administration in its too apparent effort
to help Mr.. Hin.
81 do not believe the workngmcn will
20 against MIR. Morton lust because he
chooses to employ English servants \
man certainly has the right to employ
whom he likes
collector Kilhreth said that nc knew
nothing about the case of Howard, MOI
the law governing it.
At the office OF the American line, II
Bowling Green, Mr. LcdcrCr, secont
cabin agent, said.
We have received no notice to return
: HowGrl. We VIII get no notice untN tn,
courts have decided the case. The Law
says a man may hiring foreigners I,
America under contract when employe,
strictly AS servants, but whether he ha
5 the right 20 contract With them ana sen.
= them oyer - be employed I'm the future
p is another question"