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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-10
POUND MASTERS
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby givsn to all
persons that there are at the
Government Pound at Ma<iki
/ cream nate NJ brand 2 White
feet on right site: l brown b rs
branded We on ght hind hip,
white on back, = white
spot ON hip; l brown MARI brand
ed Y on left hind hip; l chest
nut snsre not brand; br8wn
mare sud ys.ung horse br nj ds
PB on neck; | bay horse brandrd
AZ IN hind hip.
Any person or persons owning
these horses. ara requested 4,
come and tske the same on OF
before II o'cls,ck noon, Sat rtlav.
October p. 1894
Wm. KARA.
Pound Master.
Makiki OF 8. 1894 octS t:.l.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-10

Mrs. c. o. Berger will leave in
the Australia for San Francisco
where she viii join her husband
1t is regretted that the health OF
Mr.. Berger is not as good as 1t
could be wished.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-10

A number of the Central Union
pillars called at the .Aolrehiser
Yesterday. The city editor saw
them and felt ike raising them.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-10

jim the Penman' which will
be presented by the Daley Com
pany tomorrow night is a highly
thrilling play aud will draw a
large crowd.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-10

"Corner Grocery will delight
the little ones on Saturday after
noon. and in the evening the lat
est fad "Charley's Aunt will
bow TO Honolulu for first time
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-10
Ghr 1lolOmaa Calendar.
OCT 10, 1894.

uT,iw III Fsst,
Lz-t q r-ct
Oct s
Full Noon.
a m n 10 ~ Il
First Quarter,
u Is 10 I7ls 70. 20 "si
New Moon.
q - q p . % p IS
8 p 80 81
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-10

The japanese immigrant steam
er due, according to some state
meuts. According to others she
isn't coming at present.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-10
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
caarleys Aunt on SATURDAY,
The phoaogr.pa mas gons ID
aIaai.
The Hawaii arrived tai- nora
ing from Aamakua.
Mr- chas. Creighton is in town
again.
The City Of Picking viii not
arrive before Friday or SATURDAY,.
Mr. Hendry returned from Ha-
waii yesterday.
The Portuguese assault case has
been postponed.
Jim the Penman will bring
ont local society sn B,asss.
The w. G. Hall will leave on
Friday for Maui and Hawaii.
Tomorrow the Daley company
will play jim the Penman
The trustees of the Queens
Hospital met this morning.
Editor Hoogs is around again
after a severe spell of illness.
Mr.. Julian Monserlat is in
town under medical treatment for
his eyes.
The Quintette Club will play at
the Hotel tonight during the
dinner hours.
A number of the orthodox Jew
ish firms closed today, it being Il
Jewish holiday.
Frank Godfrey is preparing
book of reference of the voters
for the coming election
The Kahuku ranch will be sold
under order of the court on Sat
urday the 18th inst
The Paradise Of the Paeitic will
be published in time for the o.;t
going mail on the Australia.
There are no new developments
in the police force. The officers
fined for assault are still around.
The Uluhaimalama gardens
will open tomorrow. All the
ladies invited should be in attend
ance.
The different branches of the
business of the Wilders have been
incorporated into three com
panies.
The sale for "Charley's Aunt
opens tomorrow morning at $50
Their evil be a big line waiting
for Mr. Levey.
A number of seats for Charley's
Aunt" which will be presented at
the Opera House next Saturday,
has been subscribed for. |
TheJapanese immigrant steam
er due, according to some state
meuts. According to Others she
isn't coming at present.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-10

number of seats 70" Charley 5
Aunt" which will be presented at
the Opera House next Saturday
has been subscribed for.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-10

The sale for "Charley's Aunt
opens tomorrow morning at $3.50
Their evil he a big line waiting
for Mr. Levey.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-10

caarles~ Aunt on satariav
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-10

The different branches of the
business of the Wilders have been
incorporated into three com
panies.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-10

The Uluhaimalama gardens
will open tomorrow. All the
ladies invited should be in attend
ance.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-10-10

NOTICE is hereby given, that
oil claims against the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-24
JOrTlNGs AROUT TOWX.

Third recital BY ,hs Unity ohu eh ohol'
Thursday night
There will be a meeting Of the. b. +. o.
=. al tho Elks hall. broadway. this even.
Ing at 7.30 O'Clock.
railway aud Mise Auna wilcox. OF Butte,
were married 81 Bate Monday.
The lecture OF Ms. A. H. Howey before
the Unity club, last nighL was largely az
tsndod aud proved TO DO ons OF the best OF
the course.
The last Of the series Of three teoitsls by
the choir of the Unitarian church will ba
given - Electric hall tomorrow uIght A
large attendance 10 assured already.
The testimony for ths plAiatih in ths
Wilson-Harfis suit was completed IN Judge
Buok's de.sitment Of the di stTict court
Yesterday. aud that Tor the defense began.
Sheriff Curtis arrived in Helena yestsr-
DAY from Iienton. Mo-, vita HarrT r.
1 nom gson. assignee OF tle Jackson music
house. against whom an information has
beea flisd charging misuse OF funds DO.
logging 60 the creditors OF that c0ncsrn.
Yesterday morning rhos ConwAY. one OF
the switch crew OF engine 5ls. had a mar
TOW escape from death. Inc engine and
crew were 90 work IN ths East Helena yaI a.
aud as Conway was walking up the trask
the engine backed into aim. knocking hin
down aeToss one OF the Tails the wheel
showing him several rail lengths before the
engine could be stopr cd. he iEinred man
vas taken TO the depot And DT. ITeaeI
Summoned. An examination showed that
the nssh against which tko wheel had
rabbsd Was badly torn. and 10 vas thoughi
that one o; more Tibs were broken.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-24
STATE REFORM SCHOOL.
Its Maintenance Satisfactorily Provided
for Until the Legislature Meets.

Its Maintenance Satisfactorily Provided
for Until the Legislature Meets.
Ye.lowstone Jeurnsl: The board OF
trustees Of the state reform school are in
receipt Of the gratifying intelligence from
Gov. Richards that the money necsssary
for the maintenance OF the school for the
hrst year has been srrsnged for. When the
governor left here last weak he took with
him the offer OF the First Nationsl bank ef
Miles CITY to carry ons-fOuTth the amount
requisite for this purt ote II the Helens OF
Butte banks would carry tie remainder.
The governor now informs the trustees that
the Helena banks will carry the thF6e-
fouTths. so that everything il now IN read
mess for the opening Of the school a. soon
as certain necessary preliminariss can DO
arranged.
This afternoon the board OF tustees
will receive she building frsm the con
tractors aad will at once decide upon a di-
rector and request him to rSport at once TO
ssSist In the selection Of furniturs and
fittings for the building. The furnishing
OF ths building will probably take . month
or six weeks but 10 IS confidently expects
that the school viii be leady for aocnpants
on March /. 1894.
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PATENTS FOR MINES.

The Helena Land once Is in Recsipt Of .
Number for Mineral Claimants.
The local land office received from Wash
inton yesterday the following patents for
mineral claimants:
Deer Lodge oounty-John S. DouGhsrty
for the White Cliff placer. A. c. AanAll um
% al. for the Mohawk lode.
Bsaverhead-Jsmss "A. Marshal ct al. for
the Dillon plscar.
Lewis and Clarke - Mac Mining and
Milling company Tor the Gold Bug and Mao
lodeG. L. o. CAsWell for the Caaweli placer.
Emil sch hmidt for the Good Hops and De-
fianoe loies, George b. Foote for ths Tran
sit lode.
silver Bowl. j.. Frank ct al. for ths
liver Morn and John the Baptist lodes.
John Il. Bordeaux for the Ffairie Flower
lode. Charles c. liufgsr for the Bessie
jers lode. John A. Lanthsume st al. for
the Nanon. Montana. PEI. Cross and Jaw
lodes, Nsreisse Lsioux for the Blus-EIed
Nellie lode.
Grants Bi-hstallie Mining company
for the Henry aud RGequst ;odss.
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BERLIs Jan. 23.-Ths emreror sent Bis
mnrek bottle OF very old wine. with nn
autograph lolter cong -atulating him on bis
recovsfy from his recent illasss. Bismarck
sent reply, saying be would call on the
emperor next week.
Ihe greatest importance is attache cd
throughout Germany so ths reconciliation.
especially in regard 30 its effect on the IN.
terunl policv of tho government. 10 being
announced that Bismarck 10 in full acsord
with Caprivi and Bisberstein. The agra
Tians are downcast. but commercial circles
rejoiae. A general riss IN stocks followed
the announcement. Evorywhers there ID
eyidencs o; rejoicing at the reconciliation
between the emperor aud bismarck.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-24
MEETING OF the COUNCIL.
The Delinquent Tax List wni Bs Printed |
la The IndependeBt.

The Delinquent Tax List Wni Bs Printed
la Tho Independent.
AZ the regular meeting Of the city coun-
ell last niqht two reports Wers submitted
from tho print ng committos on the matter
Of advertising the delinquent tax list. The
majority report. signed by Aldermen Nor
ris and Howe. recommended that the lisl
be published in both TuK IHDrrKsDzsr and
the Herald. The minority ort, signed
by Chairman Coz, recommended that 10 be
given IHE lSDEPHNDENr 10 Iubliah. The
minority report was adopted BY yena z
I lLissner. Post. FIahsrty. Howell. Collins,
Cox and Hanley), nays 4 tfullsr, Norris,
Howe ana Kenck).
| Ihe committee on sewerage reported that
they had investigated the claim OF III W.
hacneal for damages by overflow OF city
sewerage. and conid not find that he lad
been damaged $500 or anv other amount.
II nny damage vac done him It was his own
I fault. as the same conditions that nov OBJ
tain have existed for Eve years. AMI no
complaint had been made. The oommittes
recommended that the claim be not allowed.
but that the aupsfintendent of sewers take
stepE to protect property on she line OF the
sewerage. and also 20 consider and report
on tho most feasible plan 20 dispose Of she
city sewerage. The report was adopted.
The COMMITTEES on Judiciary reported on
the matter OF setting inside contingent
fund TO pay salaries OF city oificsrs. that IN
addition to the reasons already given BY
the committee on auditing. the scheme
was impraoticAbls on account OF the Ia Rs
amount OF warrants outstanding. The
report was adopted.
Ibe COMMITTEES on origin OF 1res rsporte d
that thet IN the Anderson residence AZ
LenOI was caused 10y a lamp exploding,
and that on Clors stiest by the oveftnrning z
OF n lamp.
The committee on ordinances reported
unfavornbly on the franchise nsked for by
Richard L0eksy and /. Parker Veazsy for
an electric light plant. The committee
said the ordinance submitted was too in
definite as TO the time when work should
begin or stop. and too sweeping in taking
In all the streets and allsJs, whereas there
was = law forbiddinR more poles in certain
localities. The report was adopted.
An ordinance was rAssed allo wing the
Helena hapiJ Transit ompsny TO shorten
Their route on Harrison avenue. Another
ordinNhoe passed provides for the payment
Of employees Of she street department. in
warrants on the street fund.
The Helena Letter Carriers association
were given the free use OF the suditorium
for their annual ball on Moroh 70, By pay-
ing for light and heat.
The use Of the Seventh ward hsss house
hail for the Higgins band was refused, az
she room is already occupied by the Helena
military band fora confederation.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-24
BATTLE WITH A cow.
A Brave Girls Adventure with an I'm
ragged Animal.

Brave GIrPs Adventure with an En.
ragged Animal
Miss Dora Kennedy had narrowing ex-
psriencs last week in which she came neaI
losing heF life. She was out driving in a
cart when she came upon n COW with a calf.
She got out and put the calf IN the cart
and in 90 doing frightened the horse. He
"quit the fat" to use a range expression.
and left the girl with the enragsd COW and
nothing but rope with which TO defend
herself.
The enrayed animal made desperate
charge uron her. knocking the young lady
down. She. however, quickly recovered
herself. while tho COW in her mad charge
WAS unable 20 stop short Of several feet.
With tho adroitness OF an old roper she
quickly adjusted her rope, and before the
COW could turn il Was in the air aud the
nooaa dropped over her head.
IL was but a momeaps work TO thtow the
Rniinal and tie he down. The bravo hero
inc OF this adventure then proceeded 90
walk ten miles to the nearest ranch, where
ahe saddled horse and returned to find
her hoise and cart. The former she found
near homo psssiyely grazing in a guich.
while the fragments Of the cart we're scat
tered over several miles OF broad praisie-
Glasgow Gazette.
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TELRGRAPHIC BRRYITIES

PHLADEIrHtA. Jan. 2l-Gsorgs w. Childs
vas bette this morning. he is noE eonsld-
cred out OF danger.
LrrrLE Rock. Jan. 23.-In \ bloody bat
tle m Polk county Wm. and Crockett Mfrs
were both instantly killed aud a man
named Daniels - badly wounded he died
ths following night.
MAnIsoS. Wis. Jan. 23.-John Johnson,
the Minneapolis akatsr, to-day covered
quarter OF a mile In 81 = seconds With =
dying start. The best previous record vas
DoRohus'a, 20 seconds.
DIS MorNns Ia. Jan. 3. --Ths miners In
ten OF the largest mines an this district.
numbering about 800. are idle to-dav. 4 he
operators offered o. make ths price % aud
80 cents. This the mineIs declined and
strike vas ordered.
DrsvER. Jan. 2a-Ths senate indeenitslf
postponed the appropriation bill froridina
for ths payment % legislative expenses and
took = recess fer three days. The majority
express tho intention 10 repeat thsee tactics
until the cad Of the sesaioa is reached.
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Another Tama.ssss Arisen.

ARA. Samoa, Jan. ,, via San Francisco.
Jan. 29.-Natirss IN the district OF Hama
rsbellsd And proclaimed Tsmasesso king
tbs 1smasesso Is a son OF ths former Gar
man pup, 90 hinR. aud has large iolluu-
ieC. Ihe psop.o OF rAvau declared al
leginnes TO King Aslistoa and as gather
ing 20 his support The chief justice.
prssidsnt. anu consuis. meet Tomorrow o.
consiuef the situation. CobEuls aent re-
quest by the Eonovai for vAfships. 90
4 ave Is the situation. The rumored in
tsntion OF the powsrs 10 dishrtn ths natives
10 the y iucipai cause Of discomfort, and
tie NATIVE saY they will resist anr attempt
~ dissrm them. Although An outbreak IL
not imminent, the situation is so 4 ave as
10 cause gieat a.afn.
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Pineheash (sIoiisdly y)-whAt IN thunder
do You mean by publishing that obituary
notice OF me? / ain't dead, not By a long
wavs.
1ke Editor (eslmly Well, we'll! IL does
look that way. do, su't Is? You sso, / sent
you more than twenty letters asking you 20
come ia and par something on sue fourteen
years subscription you owe. 1 didn't get
Eny answer OF see anything OF Iou. and I
thought sue yon mus: be dead. S'poss you
settle. and III print Tetrsction free OF
charge. Thanks; that's just the right
change. Como IN again Fireside Com
ramon
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A.ts vo.lpr ON = strlhe.

Special 70 Tho Independent.
LIVINGSTON, Jan. 2-P. B. Kelly. who
was = member OF the grievance committee
that visited 81 Paul. and who returned
Saturday morning. vas seen to-day regard
ing tho Taooma dispatch 90 the effect that
the employees will secretly vote on the quss-
tion OF a strike. upon the advice % Col.
lnRefsoll aud W. W. Erwin. He states
that there is no truth Whatever Ia the re-
port; that IL is a matter With which the
attorneys have nothing 10 do. and that such
= matter Is regulated by the laws Of ths
diasren; orders. from which there can be
no dega turs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-24
MITCHELL Is READY.
Laughs at the Odds Against HIm-Coc
Sure Of Winning

Laughs at tho Odds Against HIm-CocE
Sure Of Winning.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Jan. 23.-Charlsy
Mitchell is nov entirely eady for the hght.
His last work. iun OF six miles. followed
by q rub down, was completed at 10 O'clock
to-day. and from now on he will quietly
rest until ho enters tho ring. doing no more
work than is necessary 20 keep in condition.
He 10 still very confident OF the outcome
and onlY laughs At the odds quOtoi against
him.
"IhcY have often been wrong" he said.
"ani they are wrong this time"
Concerning tho proposition 10 adjourn
the hRht until late. Mitchell was very em-
pbatic. lie looked supremacy disgusted
when he heard of the possibility of post
porement until Saturday. and then re-
marked with energs: II will liuten TO no
proposition q ON tho club Unless 10 10 made
worth my while. have flushed my work
and have made all prernrations TO leave
hare for the fipht Thursday."
The granting OF a temporary injunction
at JackGoaVille WAS grateful news 10 mem
hera OF the Mitchell partr. "Of course
this does not settle svervthinG." said Bat
Mnstorsou. but 10 does LOOK as though the
governor was disposed to admit the matter
90 argument now. aud that Is whst he has
refused 90 do heretofore. We have 10
from a source which ! cannot rive you. but
which assure Jou is the highest, that the
etantinR Of the injunction will not be un-
satisfactory 20 Gov Mitchell. lie does not.
NV informant stated deairs 90 place the
city Of jacksonville under m srtial Law. and
having done all hs could and what be
thinks fight. and then having been stopped
by the courts. will be glad 10 have tha mat
ter sstled that waT, rathes than drawa out
la eto nal wEangle."
ia suits me all right" said Mitchell. II
don't care where the hght comes on, 50
long as it does come od, or coarse, I pfe-
Ter comfortable arena 20 nghting IN the
bushcs but want the fight 70 come OF
witboat ai.v more MONKEY cusiHeaL"
The Mitchell party will move up 60 jeok
souville 10 morrow. Al OF the party pro-
fess thsmsllves perfectly su's th~ fGht can
have but one result. and that will he the
uttsr roui OF Jin Corbott.
The story that BowIen had said tho
nRht uouid DO declared on ~ tte tnlunc-
tiou was not made permanent tomorrow
Put them IN . lees pleasant frame Of mind.
Mnchsll was % nfst inclined % he savage.
but hnailI said; Il have done all could.
sad am ready 40 carry cut my latt Of the
ptoxraums, but ~ the club has pas the
monsT ~ kelley's hands to-daY. the heht
NAV cone on after all. Tht bridge can Be
crosssd. however. when reached"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-24
CIGARS.

Having a large stock Of Imported
end choice Domestic Cigars we
viii give special inducements to
purchasers.
City trade will receive our care.
ful supervision and prompt deliv.
cry. Correspondence solicited
Orders and inquiries for quotations
will receive prompt attention
and reply. We deliver all goods tc
any destination.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-24

WisHNoToN, Jan. 25-1hs senate con-
mittee on forsiRn relations reported favor
ably the following resolution; Resolved.
Thst from the facts and papers laid before
the senate It il unwiss. ineIpscient. under
existing conditions, TO consider at this
time tnT project OF the annexation OF the
HAwauun isiznts TO the United etates;
that the proviaohhl government therein,
having bern duly recognized. the highest
International interest requires that 10 shall
puTsue its own line of roicT; that foreign
intsrveation IA ths political adAirs OF these
islands would be regarded as IN nct IN
friendly TO the goVs inmsnt Of the United
States
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-24
Personal.

II. 5. shsafi ani family. Of Great Falls,
are in town.
Stanley Lee and Henry Hartman, OF Aug
usta. are 40 The Grand Central.
Robert J. Boiler and wife have returned
TO this oitT after years absence. Az
present they ars stopping with Mfs. Bob
leT's parents
Thomas W. Murphy prominent young
lawyer. and Miss Laura =. Mclntyrs. the
artist. both OF whom are we'll knoWn Ia
teFday.
VIM. sweeney. Of Emmi tisburc. Nd.
who has bssn \ visitor IN Helena for the
past three months. left for home Yesterday
lie 10 a brother Of the late John N
Sweeney. OF this oitF. and has valuable
properly Interests Ia Aontana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-24
|. /. ISRAEL & CO.
WHOLESALE
Liquor Dealers.
WHOLESALE

We are positively going out oi
business and are desirous Of giving
the retailer tho benefit of very low
prices. We have always been the
largest shippers IN the city up "a
the time we decided to 90 out OF
business. and therefore bought
cheaper than any one else.
We offer the following list oi
well known brands at lower than
eastern market prices. and they
are a surprise to competition:
II. " Monarch Spring 80
Old Crow Spring 80
Bond 6 Lillard. Spring '87
Guckenheimer Rye.....Spring 80
w. II. McBrayer.. Spring 81
James z. Pepper........ Spring 81
hermitage. ............-.Sp spring 80
Old McBrayer and Woodford.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-24

RocKToRD. H.. Jan. 23-John Hart Was
placed on trial this afternoon for the nut
der OF his two sisters, MarY and Nellie
near here lsst septem Der. the former being
instantly killed and she latter being forced
90 swallow fatsl dose OF Paris green. Be
fore her death she msdo a statement fxing
the crime on hsr brother. Ghe defense
will be emotional insanity. 10 is exuestsd
thut IL will take several days 60 seeuFe
d.
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junction. Boudon said; "lf the judge SAYS
tho eontsst is against tho lhV. then We will
"a onoe declare she hght o. and "a will be
held nowhere. H. however the Judge
simply refuses an injunction on some tech
nicaiitY, and does not pass on the Law quss
tion. than We will so ahead and pail of the
fight. where "a will not b. iuterfei cd with.
"In tho WoodsG'
Yea"
what wOoda1'
"WOodsl Florida woods"
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Graduated Ineome Tar.

WAsuINGToN, Jan. 23.-Pencs, OF Colo
rado. IN behalf OF the populis,s in CON
gress. will offer an amenJment 20 the in
come tax lill when IL comes up for oonsid-
eTaton, providing for a graduated income
tax 40 follows; g. 600 90 $4,000 one
rer cent; $1,000 10 $4,000. two ! or cent;
$50. coo ~ $4,000. thrss Ter cent; $50 O0J
10 SlO0Ou0. iOus EeE cent; over SiOIOJO hvs
per cent.
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WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. 23. -Twslv vs
hundred pottery employees are on a strike.
as the result OF the pro ossd cut In wages
The managers demanded a reduction Of 10
per cent. and. IN case the Wilson Law
passed Of 20 per cent. The men quit aud
appealed TO tue National Brothsrheod OF
pottsrf Workers
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A L.wslrr ster. on Flr..

Special 60 Tho Independent
GREAr FAIIs Jan. 23.-Flfs occurred in
the basement Of W. +. Chambsrisia's jew
ely store. Central avenue. a. 10 o'clock this
morning. Damage 90 the building was
trifiing. Less on stock $500. fully covered
bv insurance
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-24

San FRASoisoo. Jan. 23.-The Chinese Six
companies to-day issued "a circular ORDER
ing Chinese iaborsrs 20 register. Up 60 tho
present tlms veFv Few Chinese have regis
isred, bot 10 ia believed thoT will obey the
order.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-24

WASHINGTON. Nan. 23.-Mr. Manlsy. chair
man OF the national res ublioan committee.
has written Gov. Mc0rsW suggesting that
be call an extra session OF ths Washington