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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-04
THE EASTERN PENITENTIARY.
Plans win Probably Bs Accepted ths
Coming Week.

Plans WIN Probably Be Accepted the
Coming week.
The board Of state prison commissioners
have received three sets Of plans for tha
buildings OF the new penitentiary az BIZ
linge. Inc plans were 20 have been opened
and examined on the 1st inst bat Attorney
General Haskell was away. and the board
concludsd to defer actlon until all the
members we're present. The attorney gen
eral will probably be back on Iuosdsy.
when ho and Gov. Richards and secfstary
OF State kotWitt will look over the plnna
submitted and accept one Of them II unY
come up TO ans requirements. he archt-
tsct whose plans are accalte will reooivs
$3.50 for them. When a set OF plans has
boen accepted the board will nd-
vsrtiso for proposals. for putting
up the buildings. These proposals
10 ust be advertised for once week for
fou- consecutive weeks. when bids will be
open. A there will be other proiiminaries
such as giving bond bY the contractor. etc.
even should She contract b6 let early In
March it will be April before work can be
begun. The board we're supposed 10 have
had $4,000 last year aud $4,000 this year
toward building the eastern state prison.
bus owing TO the uausuAl nnanchl condi-
tions aud the fact that some Of the states
money vas tied up In the Suspended Great
Falls bank 10 was impossible 90 do anY
work. Nov. however, thoY feel thai they
can safely go ahead aud contract for the
prison buildings ~ there will DO enough
money on hand 90 carr along the work IN
til the next legislature meets
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DIsABLED BY TRAITORS
The Brazilian CrHIsers Nictheroy and
America Latd Up.

The Brazilian CruIsers Nictheroy and
America Latd Up.
lCopyright. 1891. By the Associated Press.
MoNrEvIDEo. Feb. 3-DiipAtches re-
ceived hsrs from the Associated press cor
respondent at Rio. Jan. 30. seem 10 con erm
the reports of tso disabling OF the cruise
Nictheroy and America by some unknown
aud treach0rous members OF the crew..
The machinery OF the Aurora has also been
dsa bled IN the same manner and the vss-
which will make 10 impossible for them %
leave for the south before Feb &. The an
nouneement Ia made that the transport
ltaipu ia about 10 leave Bahia, having on
board q regiment of sOldierl intended TO
rein orcs the troous OF Pioxoto. This an
nouncemsnt conflicts with dispatches re
coived yesterday shat the ltaipu had Joined
the insurgents aud wns bockading Bahia.
Admiral Benham. after having consider
ably cooled down the ardor OF ths insuT-
gent sailors IN the bay of Rio, has de-
IN snded aud received au apology from a
Newspaper there, which had acted In a
manner calculated 20 offend the dignity OF
the American admiral. The Ismro, q
newspaper. recently published an off sial
letter from Bsnham 10 Peixoto with many
inttrpei ations considered offensive b.,
BcnhRm. Ihs latter protested, nnd the
Tempo promptly published an apology.
As there has been no confirmation. up 20
the time of the fling OF this dispatch, Of
the falling OF the town OF Niothsroy, it il
believed the report is unfOunded.
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OyERnAuLED A BRIrIsnER.


ship in Iia IIasbor.
Copyrighted, 1894. BY tho Aaaociated reaasl
Eto pE JANrino. Fob. "A fresh ssnaa.
tion was crcrtad yesterday By The summary
seizure of British tng By order OF psir-
oto. Enpliah friends Of ds Msllo ana a.
Cana have bosu. it Is asserted. not ONLY
giving smmuniiion 30 insurgsat sailors. bu1
have attempted 10 supply them With
dynnmi.s. The boat captured BY psiroto's
men ta she tug Cafdih, property 81 aha
English c0nl oomphuy. IA arrived
here some days ago. loaded with coal,
which tt discharged, and has niuoa fo-
NAMED In She harboF. shortly after aha
loft wharf, she vas overhaulod b. one of
Poinoto'a boats and brazilian officials
went aboard. despite the vigorous pratssts
Of the captain. The Caidih vas takiag
dynamite 90 She insurge No worship TralAno
brazilian officials compelled the captain a.
return 60 tha wharf where tha dynamits
vas taken nahoro and put Ia possession of
thn goyernmaut.
The mattor was reported bv she oAptain
20 ths British officials, but nothing 80 far
has been done. except cabling the oa aptain's
statement ane Poinoto'a reasons for making
the seizure o. thn home governmout Iha
action Of troat Britain over thia inrident
I % awaited with much interest. Eugliah
reaidenta he nre disposed Go condemn
D
they term tle iii-treatmeut Of the Cardin'a
captain; bat ia all other quarters PsiKoto
ia considered justified in doing as he did
Outside % the English colony, Great
Britain % pfetenHe about observing neu-
trality between tho belliQsrauts receives
little oredenca. and people cannot imagine
how sho will rplain so violent a breaoh OF
faith with PeiHoto.
"a Is believed she rebel var shin Reuub-
lica is hoverlng afound nsAr Santa Cruz.
and will In short time try 30 land troops
2 hoss tToOra are intended % march aeainst
htotherOy and Join IN combined attack
with the naval feet npon that city.
Da Cana has again asked the foreign
ministers ia Rio 90 recognize the iuaur-
gents aa bolligerents. They have. however.
up 80 the time OF the sending Of this dis
catch. made no reply % the message
News is received here Of a BATTLE AZ Cur
itiba, l05 miles vest OF Parangna. on
ths left bank Of she Curitiba river
Al the hrst government troops seemed
have the advantage. bnt she insurgents 70
gained what they had lost and hnaly drove
the enemy from the Geld. 10 is said that
between 5000 and 900 men we're engaged
on each side. Government troops had 20O
killed. The insurgents also suffered con-
siderable loss.
Admiral de Mello has apparently recov-
cred from his reoent illness. Word has
been received that be has been very active
within the uaat few days IN ths south
ern part OF tho republia and
has succeeded in Eanding 1000 men
north The victory Of the In
surgents az Curitiba will undoubtedly lead
advance upon the north, aud ns Peixoto ia
making every effort 20 check them. an en-
RaQement between the opposing armies 10
imminsnt near santos.
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Nrw YoRK. Feb. 3.-A telegram received
al she office Of the Pinksrtoa detective
agency from Hot Springs. Ark., contains
the information that Fritz Dhien. the no
torious diamond thief. has just been cap
turod. Tbs Pinksrtons have been hunting
IN Europe and America for Dhiem since
November, 1891. when he stole $50, ,0Ol
worth Of Diamonds. Ihs robbery tooh
place ~ the railroad station 40 Dayton. o.,
where Dhism entered car aud stole 4
satchel containing the gems from r. NJ.
kranig. a salesman from the Herman heoh
Manufacturing oompanv, OF Cincinnati.
On Dee. l3 the diamonds were recovered.
The entire lot was found Ia four glass fruit
Jars. buried on she farm OF Hurless. 40 JET
IrrannNllle. %.
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BLAzED LIKE A TINDER BOX.


OMAHA. Feb. 3.-Shoftly before seven
o'clock tonight FIRE broke out in tho show
window OF the Boston store. ana five min
utes later the entire building was sblaze.
The store was crowded with clerks and Gus
toners il being the custom to keep open
Saturday night. The third floor WAS occu-
pied by night school. ConstsrnGtion
rsiRned among the people in the store and
a mad rush for exits began. Men, women
and children crowded for the streets, sales
girls and cash girls leaving their wraps and
other belongings. Everybody escaped alive.
but a number of girls employed In the mil
linery and CLOAK depnrtments were badly
scOrched and blistersd. several losing all
the hair from their heads.
On the west stood ~. Magdalene's church
IL was quickly on IRE aud burned like \ tar
barrel. On the south. across Douglass
street, was the y. n. G. A. building. aud a
row of thrse-stofy hats. On the ground
foor OF the Y NJ. G. A. building is 1homp-
son & Beden's dry goods store. They suf-
feTod considerable loss. The upper floor Of
the fats was cleaned oat- Intense heat
from the Boston store building kept the
iremen out Of that portion of Douglass
street half an hour. aud this gave the flames
a chance 10 get across the street.
30 rapidly did the Boston store burn that
the cashier abandoned his cash IN the
drawer aud the bookkeepsra bad 20 leave
their books on (which they we're working.
The safe door was open, but no one dared
90 tempt death by tryinG 10 close ~. lhe
escspe of the inmates from the blazing
tinder box Is all bnt miraculous. Losses;
Boston store S235 600 Insurance. Sll0CJ0,
other losses estimated 40 $4,000.
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THE TRIAL CALENDAR
For the United states Court. which Meets
Ia Butte.

For the United states Court. which Meets
Ia Butte.
The general trial calendar for the United
States court for the southern division.
which meets in Butte on Tuesday. has bson
prepared BY Clerk sproule. and is as fol-
lows:
Henry l.. HaupL unlawful use OF the
United states mail, two oasea
Flank 4. Morgan. aiding and assisting IN
receiving and conceAling goods stolen frem
tho United states mail.
j. ). Garrity and Il. 4. Morgan. making a
countsrseit kew TO locks on mail pouches
with intent 20 rob.
Unitsa htates W. Marco Medin, civil suit
10 recover g. S6s. surety ON bond OF Ex-
Marshal Ash. OF Nevada.
Hattie Frost. ndminiatratrix Of J. W.
Frost. ". Utah Northern railway. 90 recover
SO 900 for death OF Frost while engineer.
by collision. ON Feb. 1. 1891.
GermanIa Safety Nault trust company
vs.. City Of Butte. 20 receive 81 $50 for
breach OF contract OF Gaynor Electric
COMPANY
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committee on coinage. made a favorable
report on the bill 10 coin the silver selenior-
ags in The treasury. A. The Same Tins Mr..
Stone. OF PsnnsYivania. presented an ad-
verse report from tho minority 81 ihs com
fnittee. Mr. - And's proposition IL al
vanoed With q Wow Of supplyinR the tresa-
ury with SO 0OO 0J0 ~ silver certificates 60
most current orpeuaes. 10 was originally
intended that tho coinage of this amouut
% silver ssiRni0 nRo would prevent Carlisle
from Issuing bonds.
The question ia b. be taken % on Tuss-
day, according 30 the plans Of Bland. lie
expects debate on the aeigniorago bill TO
last two days. 20 that final vote can be
taken Wednesday, nfte noon. There Is no
doubt Of tho passsRs Of the bill" said
Hand. The feeling 10 far different now
from that ut the time 81 tho repsal % tho
shermsn act. II the repeal we're heard TO
daJ u would not be likely 20 pas Many
gentlemen have heard from their coust.tn-
ents since then. ! sTpeot tho bill 20 pass
BY Wednesday night"
stone, OF pennsYlvEaie, who wrote the
report against the bill is preparing for a
sharp contest, beginning Tuesday.
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WEATHER FOR JANUARY.
Meteorological summary a. Made Up At
the signal once.

Meteorological summary a. Made Up 81
the signal once.
The meteorological summary for JAnu-
sry, as made up ~ the Helena signal Office.
shows that the highest temperature for the
month was 81 on the l3th. aud the lowest was
- below on the 2ld. The greatest daily
range of Temperature was 35 on the 9lh.
The mean temperature for the month vas
19 the lowest since ls9l when 10 was z.
The maximum velocity Of the wind was
% miles an hour from tho southwest The
total Precipitation for she month was l.3O
inches. which represents about l3 inches Of
snow. Last year the precipitation In Jan
uaTy was L. y inches. which was the La aest
In the historE OF the signal services since
January 1854, when 10 was 3 70 inches, rep
resentinR a snow fall OF about thTss feet
There were nine days ia January when the
thermometer registered zero or lower.
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DAN TUCKER STRIKE.
Strike Near Clancy That Assays 400
ounces In silver.

Strike Near Clancy That Assays 400
Ounces In silver.
A. II. HuRs'eT. Of Alhambra. 10 in town.
He has with him samples OF some rich ore
which be and his partner Geo. A. Redding
struck while working in the old Dan
Tucker claim on Clancy creek. They have
bonded tho mine from +. Rsddine and
have been al work for some time. On the
sixty-foot level was a large boulder which
was IN the road aud 10 was determined 20
blast 10 away. A shot was put Ia Aud fred
and behind and underneath the stone a
rich vein OF black sulphits of silver ore.
ranging from i've 20 twelye. inches In width
was found. Mr.. PugsleY brought a sack
Of ore 10 Helena and had 10 Hssayed. 10
was found TO carry 400 ouhees of silver
Two other miues IN the vicinity OF Clancy
creek have recently been based and in the
spring Jefferson county will probably have
another active mining camp.
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WAsHEoTos. Feb. 3.-Sseretary Carlisle
au.horix the following statement; The
secretary has considered the proposals. sub
mitted for tho new Eve per cont loan. and
accepted all bids naming a higher figure
than ll7.223. The proposals submitted al
the upset price have been scaled down
3 33l7 per cent. ana the amount Of bonds
allotted under this reduction, togethsr with
tie subscriptions allotted Ia fall. h SO
OO0.OO0."
The statement adds that the accrued ia
terest TO the date Of deposit Of money IA
payment of the principal and premium. az
the rate Of interest realizsd by the sub
scriber will be added by the assistant treas
uier with whom the deposits a's made.
Each subscriber will be notified when the
bonds will be ready TO deliver.
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Will Use CEpAR TIES.

Two mig Contracts Recentiy Let BY ths
Groat Northern.
Ignatz Well OF standpoint. has received
q contract from ths Great Northern for
$50 600 cedar railroad ties. 7x7 aud eight
feet loug. lie has a. present between hfiy
and 100 men strung along ths line Of that
road working on his contract The ties are
20 be used ON sections Of the road through
eastern Montana aud North Dakoia whore.
owing 10 tie long dry seasons. ar and tam
afaok ties are soon dostroYsd by dry fot
n. n Butler has a contract from She Gfeat
Northern FOR 100000 cedar ties Of she same
dimensions az mentioned. and 20 be used
Ia the same section Of country.
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sts.m.hlp Line. PeeIlnr.

LosDos. Feb. 8.--RsRa ding tho report
that big pool had been formed on this
side Of the Atlantic by different steamship
lines. a representative Of one OF tho leading
trans. Atlantic lines said tha statement is
Incorrect 80 far Aa the British lines are CON
cerned. but the continental lines have al
ready completed arrangements for pool
OF Atlantic passenger earnings. and are
negotiating for pool Of earnings Of the
freight business. The British steamship
companies are likely 10 conclude an agree
ment with the continental lines which will
diminish competition.
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suRdry civil BilI.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-sundry civil bill.
as reported. appropfiates S32, 29l .3s2 for the
fiscal year 1895. The bill for 1894 carried
an appropriation Of $il.7l6,31l. Estimat-s
submitted 60 the committee for 1895
amounted 90 @3S. .3sl. .OO2. The greatest saw
iuR was in the item OF rivers and harbo. g.
the sum recommended being s. 300. 900
against $l4 1GG 1873 ia 1894. For public
buildings and grounds tho appropriation
drops from Sl07L5O 90 fa7.O0O; artificial
limbs for soldiers from S6i7. 900 10 Sl96 900;
claims for back pay aud bounty from $780,
600 10 $4,000
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ClSoNsarL Feb. 3-The billiard tourns-
ment closed tonight with the defeat q
sohasfer by Ives 600 % f3f. lves ains frst
money, schaefor a1cond. slasson third
Ives played a very strong game. running
out With l6j in she twenty hfst inning.
echaafer Waa llrtless and indifferent. Az
eraqes Ives rs ll2l, hchaeier y l-lo.
schaefaFa Last Iun was slHty-eig g1L
schsefar to-nlrht acesptsd an o1of %
sf O0l for three moutha foreign touf.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Leavit's popular Spider aud Fly" vii
be the attraction at MinR's tomorrow
night. 7 be New York Commercial Adver-
tiser. referring 10 the production 10 New
York. says; he pantomimio burlesque
spider and Fly" was produced for the
first time last evening. IL is a big success.
II is easy to SEQ that no expense has been
spared In placing IL npon the stage In = TT
ting manner n. b. Leavitt. the proprietor
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CrayOn Portrait Free!
.soeeOss.
.so0oOss.

" fE propose to give to each OF
wv our customers a handsome
portrait of any one they may
select. To this end we have made
a contract with a leading portrait
house to furnish us with their cell
ebrated pictures. To those who
havo seen these portraits no word
is necessary, and these who have
not. we invite TO inspect tho sam
pies at our store. We viii not con-
line this offer 70 one picture in each
family, but give a portrait each
time you comply with the require
ments. We further assure. you
that If the portrait is not satisiac-
tory, you need not accept IT until
IL is. The Portraits are CrayOn and
India Ink, and of a very fine grade.
The same picture costs, when or
dered OF an agent or picture house,
$40 to $18. For particulars, call
on us. d.
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PoErLASn. ore. Feb. Judge Bsllin-
ger. Of ths United States district court has
decided that as marriage by PROXY Il legal
Ga China. 10 must b. reooguiEsd a. legal
here. lie therefore allowed a Chinese No
man. married Ia China hv proxy 90 a Cal
naman In thls country, 10 land as hia legal
wife.
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BERLN. Feb. 3.-MorninE papers state
that al the last cour, ball the emperor con
vofsol unreseTvsdiy with a high official
upon the subject Of England and the United
Staies; said he Was extremely anxious TO
become better acquainted with She United
States. and IA very dosirous 10 make a visit
20 America aud Ret impressions by personal
observation.
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school Rel. WIN Ring.

Special 20 Tho independent
BozEM,N, Feb. 3.-The proposition 20
rGiss by special tax 5000 necessary 60 con
,inue the public schools vss submitted TO
ths taxpayers Of Bozsman school district
to-day. There we're 39l votes cast. 3l7 be-
ing for the taT. sevsnty-seven against; n
majority for OF 2i0 The public school
bells OF Bozsman will ooatinus 10 ring tho
remainder Of the school year.
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Zalinski Retired.

WAsHN0ToN. Feb. 3.-Orders have been
issued by the war department placing Capt.
Edmund Zalinski on the retired list. on ao-
count OF disability incident 20 service.
The ease Of Zalinski has attracted wide in
tereGt in many circles. owing 90 the desire
manifested by him last year 20 accompany
the Brazilian cruisers from New York Ia
order to operate the Zslinski dynamite
guns on board.
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nenhnm Commanded.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3-Ihe following res
oiution was offered in the house: The
house Of representatives regards with pleas
ufe and satisfaction she prompt and ener-
getic action OF Rear Admi al BenhRm on
the 27th ultimo in the harbor OF Rio de
Janeiro, in the performance OF his duty to
protect Americans and the commerce Of
United Sthtes.m
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sl. PAUi. Feb. 3.-rhe suit against Kilt
son a ate for half OF the alleged dover
inPsrest Of Mrs. Crevier In the 81. 3.O00 900
left BY Commodore kittson, WAS dismissed
this morning for lack OF proof. In the
probate court the suit was based on tue
claim that Mrs. Cfovier was the n % wife
OF kittsou. Tbs testimony Of Mrs. Gre
visr's brothor and 500. OF tho priest who
ma ried her 60 Creyisr. and others vas all
against this claim. Nfa Cfevier's brother
and sou testiiying that sho never claimed
60 have been marfied 50 kittsou.
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WAsHINGToN. Feb. Capt Thos sharp
Of ths Seventeenth infantry, has been re-
lsVed from duty as acting Indian saent Al
the Tongue river agency. Montana. aud
Capt. O. W. St0ueh, Ihifd infantry, from
the sisseton agency, south Dakota, has
been ordered 10 the Tongue River agency.
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MoSrurAt. Feb. 3 Ia tho skating races
to-day >. +. johnson made 23l yards IN
% 80 seconds. lowering his previous record
one sacond Half mils-Johnson Won.
Donoghue second Davidson third. um .
lstIts. milo-Johnson won, DouogLue sec.
ond. MoCuiloeh thi =, time 3O3; five miles
-Dohoghus won. AeCuiloch second, John
son third. time lt;ll.
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ISpiANAroLIs. Feb. a-ln response 30 a
proposition from the Fort Wayne Athletic
olub for friendly test IN ,he supreme
court of the question whether glove oon-
tests were illegal. With view 20 having the
Corhott-Jackaon hEht In Fora Wayne uoy.
Matthews declines to enter into any such
arrangement and states that the Corbstt-
Jackson hght will not take place Ia Indiana.
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NEw NoEN. Feb. 3.-Among the speakers
al the annual banquent OF ths New York
board OF trade aud transportation AZ Hotel
Waldorf tonight. Was Chairman Wilson, Of
the waYs aud means committee, who ro-
sponded 90 the toast. "lxperiencaa OF a
tarld reformer." Two hundred poopio
we're present. including many distinauished
men. Wilson vas greeted With enthusiEs-
ITO cheers
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n.o,m. /. Political nne.tlon.

BERLIN, Feb. 8-The Russo German
treaty has become Arst-class political
question. Count sohouvAloiI. Russian am
bassador, is reported 20 have declared that
the czar will be offended "a its rejection.
In view of ltaly'a troubles. Germany de-
sires TO be friendly with Russia. II the
German government should declare the
treaty political necessity a majority Of
the conservatives would yield.
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gave IL out that tEsv would hold a. meeting
m the historic -. PauPs church IN order 90
call attention TO their grievances. aud
started toward The chHrch for that purpose.
The police met and clubbei them viror-
oDslY. The procession theu went 90 Ira
falgar square aud neld an excited meeting,
~ which hroy speeches Wors made. A
strong force Of police are guarding s.
Paufa ahd will remain on duty all night.
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BERLrS. Feb. 3.-Phnse ASST Hassan, a
young Egyptian nobleman. serving in the
Firs, dragons. has disappeared. The
rfiair has created s.nsation, as
the prince is we'll known in
social circles. lie had borrowed
heavily of money lenders. and had been
notided b. the colonel oi dragons that ne
must arrange payment of bis debts within
a specific time. II is believed he Was un-
able 10 comply with the Tcquii emcnts uni
has fed IA company with au actress on
whom he lad lsvished much money.
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CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. 3-After s1m,
trouble a. she Acme mines last night. in
which men as work resisted the men from
MontgomerY, who sOught o. drive tnsm out.
aud IA which q bor Was fatally wounded.
the invaders etve up the job and were taken
back ON Hat cars.
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81. PAut. Feb. 2.-Ths Cumbsrland
Prosbytsrian General Aslsmbly vii be hsld
al Eugene. Ora. IN hay. Tha osnefsi
Assembly Of tho uniisi praabgtsIiaa
onuioh will DO hsid AZ AlbanT, Ofa. the
same month. Tie 1ravsisfa ffoieriise
assooiatlon neoiiua vail b. hsid a folh