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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
80. ia . g1ir naren III be

- So, ia. @ir paren in Der
2esislatur. gSir fennen aber 2eute,
melde trampfbafte @erlu6e ma6ten, il,
bic 2egislatur 5u fommen unb bod ni6t
bineintommen fonnten. g8ir fennen
au9 2eute, ,pelben in Der lebten 3eit
ber r&opf oerartis seual lden" ,puroe unb
lpelde 10 piele vSaare lieben". baB oas
Rdmmen itellenpeile .pobl taum nod
n0tbis lit. yta, oer idwarse uSinter=
mann BON &amerun", Der ia idon friiber
our9 Saldrerb0buns bas u9efisit" se=
oedt bot, beiist ia bas Di6dsbare Mote=
rial" I'M au4 oieies .9eiSit" Su oeden.
Nllerbinss tDnnten mir bas Spribmort
~@iel @ei6rei unb menis @pae !" oann
ni9t mebr anpenben, piirben aber
unlere berSlide @ratulation basu aus=
lpre6en, bab selpille 2eute, tpelbe ionli
INNER rim Der Dinte liBen", enbli6 ein=
NAL uin Der 8oae liten".
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

9ie gineinnatier rTreie Yrel1e",
betanntli9 etn framm republitanii9es
Blott, 1T bur4aus ni4t erbaut BON BET
Dbri4en Bin, tuel9e meiblide 6ffent.
Hide Notare i4affen wolIte. Ser Bill" !"
i9reibt lie, -feblten in unlerem @taats=
ienate bel Der entldeioenben Mbitim=
mu1e nur 5uei Stimmen 3ur Mnnabme.
au@ bies 1T eine beutli4eWabnuns fir
bic flieeren unb elm li9tspolleren Weit=
slieber ber @eiebgebuns, bafiir gu lor-
gen, bob ii@ biele 10 balb als m6gli9
Serta9t, I'm ibr 10 bic @elesenbeit gu
nebmen, 3u gutter Iest nod oumme
Stret&e su ma&en.-0ie ~Treie Prel1e"
it aud cine gang enti@iebene @esnerin
Ses Jrauenftimmre9ts bel S4ulmablen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
WGhrpnh unsere QpoisIntur 1idh fiji

= Wdbren6 unlere 3esislatur ii9 fiit
.freie S9ulbider" beseiitert, perlansi
man tnMilpautee nod sans anbere Sim
se. Sn elmer S6ulperlammluns Der II,
Waro murbe Elm Beidlub an9enommen,
bab oarauf binsepirtt ,uerben ioa, bab
BON ber 2esislatur Elm @eieb erlahen
tuirb, tpeldes ooriGreibt, bab ale s6ul=
bidder, Sdreibbefte, Yapier, Safeln,
Blsiitifte ulip., tpelbe BON S6iilern BET
oHentli6en S9ulen bonn &inbersarten
an auftpdrts bis CUR Staatsuniperlitdi
sebrau9t merben, burd ben 5taat lelbi1
seliefert tperben. 3 @ie tpdre es, tpenn
man cine Slid l6neiberei fit ,,neusierise
Semboipfer in ieber 99ule einri9tete
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

- gs 1T ia gu oer,eiben, menn mon
ftb in ieiner Treube oariiber. bab Deuo=
traten oafiir ftimmten, Die $oosfelbill
gum Spe3ialsei6dft fir rddftsn Gon=
neri flag 5u MAIDEN. einn,oI eeb3ris uper=
l1nappt" uno ienen Oemofraten nit
einem 9urrab Brap, iebr bran asmaht
Please! 10 it again !! auI bic G:hu!ter
flopft. g8enn mon porber betauptet
bat, bic Bin tueroe gar nidt aus oem
gonaite beraustommen, ,oonn wieber feier.
li4it erfldrt, oieIelbe lei .abseiGla@.et"
uno tperoe gar aidt pieber porlcmmen,
10 1T ein 1ol9es ,,9urrob" ia iu,merb;n
gu perjeiben. Mber toie tonlmt es oenn,
bab iiber "our own" Sane, meld3er
ebenfalls fir iene @elolution iti,smte, TO-
wte iiber s elton unb Merio n,
wel9e fi4 ieitpdrts in bic 9ai9e idlu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
Sic GnIfunn her r0nt1hparpniprutI

9ie Saltuns oer 8unoesresieruns
gegeniiber Der &ebellion in Braiilien finz
bet bur6 ibre grtpirfuns elmer miloen
8ebanoluns oer &sbellen einen piiroisen
Nbl6lub. Rein 8olf Der groe bat leine
eisenen &ebellen jemals miloer beban=
belt als bas amerifanii9e na4 8eenoi=
suns bes 8iirserfrieses, unb wenn un=
iere &esieruns oaber irgenowo elm sutes
Wort fir bic bel einem 4ufitanoe 9tie=
berseworfenen einlest, 10 tebt binter
einem Iol6en Ylaiboper bas mddtise
&etuiht bes eisenen suten 8eiipieIs.
Yral lioent Beiroto miro auberbem burf
bic 8esnaoisuns Der Mufitdnoil den,
pieueidt nit 9usnabme einiser &aoels=
fiibrer, Der &ube bes eisenen 2anoes MI,
0orI6ub lei ten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

fort cine .freiwillise Snbuitrieormee"
bon 500, 900 Mann fur bic 9auer zines
Sobres onauwerben. 9te Mrmee ion
betleibet unb perpfest unb pie bic re.
9uldre Armee be3oblt werben. Mnitatt
nit ggersieren iolen bic 2eute on 0f.
fentliden Mrbeiten, ,pie Randle, Glub.
unb Safenbauten uiw. pertpenbet mer-
ben. I'm bic Mussoben su beden ioll
Der S9abamtsietretdr $5O,OOO,000 in
Soften unb anberen @eloIorten ausse=
ben. Miro pobl faum Mnflans fnben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
: l1eber bic Mnfunft bes oeutIhen

- reber bic Mnfunft bes oeutl9er
Rai1ers in Giume murbe Der r8ieler Set
tuns" telesropbirt: Ser Raiier true
0itrei9ii4e Uniform; ct besri!Bte uno
fiiBte bic Raiierin, bierauf oas gr3ber=
aosspaar, bas @efolse uno bic
anmeienben Beb6roen." Ser
Beridteri itatter bot mobl ni6t senal'
binseieben. - 9iele &uBbolbisfeit sebt
ia nod iiber slack, the Kisser p
Smmerbin etne tarfe 2eiituns. Nber
parum nidt aud Die 8eri9terfatter,
bic bod fur ~Yrebfreibeit" inb?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
0as 8ptum, nit ber bic Sarbe.

- 9as 8otum, nit ber bic Sarbe=
tp . Bin pertuorfen tpurbe, melde bas
Mnseisen bon bn,iniitratiors 0ertdu=
fen in beutiden 3eitunsen seitatten ion,
purbe in Wieoerermd9un9 9e3o9en uno
bic Bin bann nit IS sesen 9 9timnten i'm
9auie ansenommen. gu benienisen bic
sesen bic Bin, reip. bic oeutl9en 2ei=
tunsen ftimmten, seborte au4 &eprdlen=
tont Gelton.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
0as beriihtiote Staats g

- Oas beri6tiste Staats xDis=
penlarp"s@eleb BON Soutb Carolina,
bsNen iamadoole gtnsritfe in bic per-
1bnlide 6reibeit erf unlansit gu beoenf=
li9en unruben uno SlutpersieBen Nn=
lab gaben, 1T pom Staatsober9eri9t fir
nntonititutipnea erfldrt porben. Ser
Staats Yalmetto @9naps bot allo
vausselpielt". Sod ion Berufuns an
bos Bunbesoberseridt ein9elest weroen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
eSn Mfron bat iA ber BE

- Jn Ntron bot f9 ber Beacon"
bas Organ bes betanntex Yolititers
Gonser fiir 9om &eeb ols 8ralibent-
i@oftseanbiboten ertldrt, @eeb bat iebt
einen frdfti9en 8ubm unb penn ct i'm
seb6ris ausniibt unb bur9 Mufseblalen=
1eit f@ ni@t ielbit rin bic prdlioent=
i4oftsiuppe iputt~. fann ct benz tleinen
farifnapoleon nod man4e l4lafoie
Ra4t bereiten. gonser's @tequnss
1abme fur @eeb beutet on, bab McRin=
len Big aur Nationalconpention nod
man4er @tein in ben Bes selest mer>
ben mirb. Nu9 ber 9arriionfii9el, Der
ReRinlep's Doppellpiel In Chicago ni9t
Ser9efen tann, 1T benz @ouperneur ni9t
beionbers grim.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

Sn W1uneie, Snb., ,purben bic Yo=
lt5iffen aneeuielen, bic Cramps nit
O9lensiemern fort3upriiseln. Cine
prd4tise Gipilii iation! 8arum 1diebt
mon iie ni9t nit Win9eiterbidlen toot,
pber lest einen S-ampzStaq an, in ,pels
dem iie wie berrenIoie Sunbe erlauft
perbeng Wtuncie tann ftols auf leine
uniformirten O4ienaie lein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
cSm 6taats1enat ,puroe @DDb'

- SIM @taatsienat uurbe 8oob's
Bin pailrt, beraufolse Bombs, bic bon
etabtsemeinben fur 8erbeHerunsea aus-
segeben merben, in Serien BON ems,
3mei, brei unb bier Sabren ausseseben
merben ioaen, je na9bem oas @elo mo-
tbis iit. 8isber tpurben bic Bombs alle
auf einmal ausseseben unb fiir bas un=
benubte @elo mubten oft Sabre lang
3inlen beaablt merben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

gen unb ,,bobi@ten" tein Bort in benz
bieReen .,9urrab 1Idtt&en" su finoen
iFs a& ia, bic 9erren finb ia q epu B.
lifoner! Dir baben bier alio bas er-
bdrmli@e Sdauipiel, bab ein beutl ldes
8latt tein @ort se9en bic &eprd ientan-
ten leines eisenen Gountp's gu iagen
tpost, neil bieielben @epublitoner
Sinh
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

Ser populiitii9e Heprdientamt
0apis bon Qanias bat I'm rationalen
&eprdientantenbauIe eine lanse Bin
etngereiHt. In mel4er auf bas glenb ber
l1nbei9dftieten binsemieien unb sulett
Der Qrie9sfefretdr onoeuie{en uirb, TO-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

-9err Gprus Sulins 1T bon ben ses
gen i'm erbobenen Mntlasen ebrenpoa
Wtit &e9t freut li4 bas
sanae Barreau bon Columbus iiber bic
len Musgans ber unerquidliden Mffaire.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

-D Sic Berlobuns bes 3aremit6 nit
Der Yrin5eilin Mliee BON 9e7en tu,rb
nmiomebr bic freunbli9en 8e3iebunsen
Deuti9lanbs unb &uBlanbs itdrten, als,
pie bebouptet tpirb, bic 8erlobung bas
Bert bes &ailers gBilbelm ii. Gin
neuer 69ritt aur Sioliruns Granfrei4s.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
6erotpr 6ill bat meaen 1einer

eenator Siu bat tuesen leiner
1aItuns In ber Sarif-Trase bon ben
Demofraten Nebrasfas unb galiforni.
ems 8otldaften erbalten, in ,uel6en err
tldrt pirb> baB Die MeuBerunsen bes
6exators rperrdtberiid In ibrem 3med
unb abfurb in ibrer 2osit1 1eien. 0ies
fen Botidaften ,perben mod dbnlide fol-
cen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

= . 9immel, boit Du feline 5linte
Sebt brobt Elm Ginctnnatter ~Trdulein"
Bredinriose ebenfaus auf @erfibruns
unb sebrn9enes gbeberlpreden bin 5ll
pertlagen. Na1en au
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

- Sic Mnnabme ber reuen Regeln
fhr bic S4affuns zines Quorunt i'm
MeprdI Ientanten6aule le nennt ein Blott
ben roemofr. Sang na9 GanoiIa". Sas
Slrfte 10 aiemli9 ftimmen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26
0ie 8iQ bes 9anbpnfels Rp1e

- Oie 8in bes 9anbpnfels &pgers
BON Meorrplp County, oerSlfolse es
@irtben in Stdbten BON tpenieer as
10000 ginmobnern unO auf Dem 2orbe
perboten lein ion, bic Genlter ibrer
@irtbi6 aften gu perbdnseu, IN, einen
ginblid in Ioldc @irtb16aften BON
Muben gu perbinoern, lit elm ueiteres
berebtes Mn5ei9en. baB es fir uniere
&elessebuns Die bD6lte 3eit tuirb, li9
gu pertasen. @enn cine lol6e infame
8iQ, bic our9 bic barten unb unbillisen
Strafbei itimmunsen, bic tie entbalt, nod
anitDbiser lpirb, In ber @eIeb9ebuns
unieres Staates einsebra6t ,peroen
fann, obne lofort nit @rimm unb 9pbn
uno Spot iiberldiittet uno unm09li1
sema9t gu tperoen, bann lit es tpabrli6
on Der 3eit, bab Der @eletsebuns allen
grnites beoeutet pirb, lid 1hleunisIt uno
auf INNER gu pertasen uno 10 lit lelbit
por ber MDalidfeit unb Der @efabr gu
i9iben, in ben lelben Tebler 5u per=
fallen, belIen li6 mebrere ibrer SOr=
sdnserinnen ldulbis sen,abt, ndmlib
our9 ben grlaB BON anlt6Bisen Sent
perens9eleten Die erlDnlide unb ge=
merblihe 5reibeit 81 uertriippeln uno
tire eisene Sa9e uno Yartei i6wer ba=
burd gu lddoisen. (Gin Sr. Yr. rep. }
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

- Qreisri9ter @tepart mirb ni9t
ais ganbibat fur Diebertpabl auftreten.
Oos Borreau bei9dftist it& bereits NIT
Der Srose, tuer iein Na&fOlser uerben
lou.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

4Is Na9folser bes pertorbenen
0nxbes1enators Banee BON Norb.garo.
Haa IA gr.@ouperneur 3. s. Sarpis ers
Rannt morben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-26

- 5aml flag Waittas besann Der srpbe
&oblensrdberitreit. Sails bic Grmar=
tunsen Der Tiibrer lib perluirfii6cn,
pirb bieIer 9treit elmer Der er6bten,
mel6e iemals fattfanben. Wcs bielen,
Streif einen 10 eefabrliden Gbarafter
perleibt, lit Der I'm iiano, Dab sablrsi0en
Babrifen bic gum Setrieb nptbwenoise
&oblenSufubr ab9el9nitten lperoen piro,
iobab lobalo bic &obleuuOrrdtbe aufse=
brau6t linb, Saulenoe BON 9lrbcitern,
pel6e brett nit bem Streif ni6ts sll
tbun baben. in Mitleibeal al6aft se5osen
meroen. gSie wiro li3 bic Situation
seitalten, tpenn ni9t binnen turser 3eit
Elm Musslei6 ber 0iTferenaen erSielt
wirb? @eroen Die &Oblensraber, pon
pel6en piele Sauienbe bon Der Sano in
ben Muno leben, 1i1 ni6t Ielbit am met=
item 1baoen unb wiro es nod 8eileeun9
Der OifferenSen niht piele Monate neb-
men, big 1ie bas 8erlorene lpieherae=
winnen? Nber ansenommen Der Strelt
miiroc li6 iibet mebrere Mfonate ousoeh=
men, tuel1e 3ultdnoe perben lid) oa ents
wideln? 6reilid) beiBt es INNER, es
miiroen feline @emalttbatisfeiten ltattf fin=
ben. Wber Elm Streit Der ,nebrcre bun=
berttaul ulenoe Mrbeiter theils brett tbeils
inoireft trifft miro 1Awerlid obac ernIt=
li6e &ubeitOrunsen perlaufen. Ion
Der 9erbeildaifuns bes unterhalts ourt
Die in Streiterfallen sesabIten Beitrige
fann feline &ebe iein uno es piro nid}i
lanse bauern bis oer 9unser Die &0pFe
gu nertpirren besinnt.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-28

ARRESTED FOR ARSON.
J p. Bowen Gets into Serious
Predicament.

J p. Bowen Gets into a Serious
Predicament.
The police secured sufficient evil
dence yesterday to warrant the ar
rest Of j. p. Bowen for arson. There
was a fire in Bowen's residence at
Waikiki on Friday night last, aud
had it not been for the prompt as.
sistance rendered by neighbors the
house and its contents would have
been entirely consumed. The fire
was extinguished and evidence Of
incendiarism was discovered. Queen
Liliuokalani owned the building and
Bowen had furniture in the house
insured for $50. Upon investiga.
ton by the owners agent il was
found that fire had been deliber.
ately built under the house. A can
of kerosene oil aud other combusti-
bles had been inserted through a
hole in the floor, aud the piece Of
board cut out replaced and secured
with battens. Bowen was seen tn
leave the house fifteen minutes be-
fore the fire broke out, and the
work could not have been accom-
plished in that time.
The following jury was empauelleti
by Marshal Hitchcock aud an in
quiry was held Monday afternoon;
Charles Ii. Wilson, Joseph d. Gil.
man, W. 4. Peacock and NJ. Davis
Upon the jury's verdict the warran,
Of arrest was issued. A bond oI
S2OOO was required and the prisoner
was unable to secure sufficient
surety. He spent the night in Jail
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-28

Mrs. W. b. Meek, who resides at
Camptonville, Cal, says her daugh-
ter was for several years troubled at
times with severe cramps in the sto,
mach, aud would be in such agony
that il was necessary TO call Ia u
physician. Having read about
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhua Remedy, she concluded
to try il. She found that it almost
gave prompt relief. 1t was seldom
necessary to the second dose. at
has not only saved us lots Of worry
aud time" she says, "but also doctor
bills. IL is my opinion that every
family should have a bottle OF this
remedy in the house" For sale by
all druggists. Benson, Smith \
Co, agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-28
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Church Services and Recrcations Out
Of Doors.

To. morrow, November ~, will be
Thanksgiving day. The Govern.
ment has proclaimed il as a national
holiday, and all Government offices
and schools will have a vacation for
the day. Y. S. Minister Willis has
requested all Americans sojouruing
in the Hawaiian Islands to attend
Thanksgiving services at the differ.
ent churches. Rev. Alex. Mckin.
tosh will hold services in st. An
drew's Cathedral at 10 o'clock.
Services will also be- held in the
Methodist hall.
At 4 o'clock there will he a battal.
ion drill ON Palace Square, after
which the troops will be reviewed
by President Dole. The Govern.
ment band will be in attendance.
At s:i5 o'clock the q. II. n l.. Co.
will run excursion trains to Pearl
City aud Eva plantation at excur.
sion rates. Another train will leave
at 40 o'clock in the afternoon.
At 2 O'Clock in the afternoon will
occur the meet Of the Honolulu
Cycle Race Meet Association at Ka.
piolani Park.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-28

Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by day,
week or month. Terms: % and 80
cents per night; 81 and Sl,25 per
week.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-28
New Patented Phi Straiaer

~ All Orders or Communications
addressed to Il U. Hall N Son, I'd,
(whO hay" them on sale), or 10 NJ. I.
Donncll, will receive prompt attention.
IltU-tf
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-28
ILLUSTRATE THIS YOURSELF
PROOF THAT LUCOL IS MORE
ECONOMICAL.

Break up II lbs. paste white lead
in one pint Of LuCoL, and the same
quantity in one pint OF Linseed Oil.
Spread the paints on similar dark
surfaces for comparison. The LucOl
paint spreads AS far as and covers
much better than the Linseed paint.
To get equally good covering with the
Linseed paint you have 10 use 2 lbs.
Of white lead TO one pint Of Linseed
Oil. This means saving OF I Id. OF
paste lead To each pint of LuCoL used,
or q lbs. to every gallon, equivalent
to your saving more than half the
first cost Of the LUCOL.
LUCoL is not in competition with
cheap Linseed Oil substitutes.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-28
LUCOL :.
': Z ; ; AZ;
Save Half the Amount Of Your OIL
Bill Through Saving In Pigment.
Every painter should use LUcoL in
stead Of Linseed Oil, because:
oil.
2. LvcoL is more economical than Lin.
seed Oil.
Save Half the Amount Of Your Oh
Bill Through Saving In Pigment.
PROOF THAT LUCOL Is MORE
DURABLE.

Six years Of actual use In exterior
house painting in California (the
most trying climate for paints), in
the burning heat Of the Arizona Des-
ert, the Arctic cold Of Alaska. and on
the Atlantic coast, have fully and
practically shown that LUcoL always
outwears Linseed Oil under the same
conditions. All the acid works In
san Francisco have discarded Lin
seed Oil for LUCOL.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-28
NJ. ~. DONNELL,

PATESTEE AND SOLE MANUFACTURES
OF THE
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

ton OF all the t,uitore, aud II any Tailed
10 lind lodeingo IL was oeoause they
neglected TO apply TO tho commit1oe' SO
far AZ we have been ablo TO learn, u 10
utterly untrue that any were charged
"esorbitant rntea" Tho hotels, reslau-
rants and lodging houses charged thor
regular priocs only, and many gnee'e
wers entertained al private houses
without any cost whatever II 10 eeii-
mated that there were three thousand
yisitors ia Holona on Thuraday, the Both
ult. Tho fact that this large number
we're provided with food and lodging
with only Isolated oaass OF inconvenL
once or discomfort is conclusive owl
denue Of tho resources OF Helenn in
those respects. IT is hardly necessary
to add that II one-tenth OF that number
visited Anaconda at one time tho ac.
commcdations would be inadequate for
their entertainment. Occasions will bc
raro when such a crowd OF airangera
will be gathered at any city in Montonai
but at least during sessions OF The leg
islOtiyo assembly tho citizons who
arc called to the capital will bo
numbered by hundreds, aud II ia mat.
tor OF public Importance that there
shall bc Recommendations that will pre-
vent their suffering privntion or annoy
ance. Tho simple fact is that Helenn
possosses such accommodations and
Anaconda does not.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

The Boulder Age quotes with edi-
torial approval the declaration OF the
Nonconformist, the leading populisI
organ, that "Any populist in Wyoming,
Montana, Washington, Kansas or Ne
braska, ought TO see that it would be
much more to the interest OF the COM
mon people and the populist party 10
send out-and-out god. bug republicans
from those states rather than free silver
democratic But the republicans will
have to gain nine senators before they
will have a majority in that body and
we would much better let them gaia
three or four than give the democrats O
permanent majority by eiecting 80.
called free silver democrats"
This populist organ figures that the
democrats will lose senators in New
jersey and New York, and that thus
the five populist senators will constitute
a balance Of power. II any more dom.
oorats are elected this balance OF power
will slip away from the populists. 1t /,
this situation that leads our populist
friends to oppose any combination thoI
will result in sending another democrat
10 the United States senate. This very
declaration that tho populist party
would see enemies OF silver seated il
the senate rather than free silver dem
ocrats ia OF o piece with its shuiIl d,
and dodgIng on the tariff question. Th,
populist party has had It's day.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

TnE Great Falls Tribune ought to try
to earn ia wages without making itself
absurd and contemptible Ita state.
ments concerning the recent eNcursions
10 thia city are untruthfuland indecent
For example: "All who attended arc
compelled to remain in tho city and pay
exorbitant rates FOR food aud lodging
for four days, or pay their fare homo,
and this is is condition which many
did not bargain for" Tho fact Ia that
all persons who accepted tho invitation
Of this city on the occnsion rolorred 10
we're fully informed that they would be
given free transportation on train that
would come TO this city on Wednesday
and depart on Sunday, aud on no otbor
tram. They wore further informed
that thoy would bo given complImen.
tary tickets Of admission 10 tho State
fair, but would DO required 10 pay their
own expenses Tor meaIa and lodging. II
is impossible that any ono accepted the
In gtatOu in ignorance OF these termr.
ne great pains were tlken 20 prevent !
Misunderstanding An that Helena un-
dertools to do toward thoir entertAin n.
meut was fully performed. Arrange.
neuts we're made for the accomaoda-
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

The populist party is rapidly losing
ground in this state. II is calamity
and hard times party aud the county
is not going 10 remain in calamity
state thirty days longer. Apropos Of
the situation the Livingston Herald
says: III Bob Smith will place his ear
to the ground be will hear the hum OF
revlving industries and other gladden.
ing sounds of returning prosperity. He
will also hear the murmurings Of dis
content growing fainter and the voice
of the professional calamity howler
drowned in the general din. And when
Bob gets up aud looks around he will
find the ranks OF the populists growing
thinner and the democratic column in
creasing In strength. And then Bob
will do some hard thinking"
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

We look over tho Anaconda STANDARD
every day 10 SEQ whether there is any
pressure on its columns, but uniformly
find therc ia none. II mas fair share
Of patronage in advertising tho different
branches OF Mr. Days business, and
tho fow other houses that be permito TO
maintain establishments thoro, but
there is abundant space that ie not oe-
cupied to tho profit OF tho paper or the
interest Of its roadero. Then why should
IL peralstently refuse tho perfectly bus
iness-liko proposition OF TuE lNnErEN'
DENT to pay IL full rates Il II will pub
lsh a correct map OF MontannP
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

BEFORE Mr.. James j. Hill protests
too much that he is not in the capital
fight he should muzzle Uncle Gibson, OF
Great Falls, who declared in public
speech the other night in that town
that, at is a settled thing between the
powers that stand at the head of the
Townsite company, the Great Northern
railway, and Marcus DAILY, that the
works Of the Anaconda company are to
be located here in the fall
This is the same old campaign hum
bug that was worked on the people Of
Great Falls two years ago and no i'm
portance is TO be attached to it. The
Anaconda company has already begun
the construction OF it's works at Ana-
conda and the talk of their removal tc
Great Falls is all moonshine. II Mr..
Hill does not inform Uncle Gibson that
he is altogether too voluble we miss our
guess.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-08

IN their zeal 10 donounoc everything
tho democrats have done, the Fopubll-
cans Of Montana condemn tho repeul oil
the federal election law, III we're not
Tor this law the republicans OF Montanh
would bo worso on than they are to-day.
They might 500 democratic United
States murshals at every polling place
in every city in tho country, driving
mombsrs OF tho republican party away
from tho polls or dragging them OIL to
prison. Tho federal election law was a
relic OF barbarism and oven intelligent
republicans rejylces at It's repeal.
Queer follows. these Montana republi-
enupl