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The Arizona sentinel., 1894-07-14
STRIKE DECLARED OFF.
Trains Hse.nuEna sseEuEaT Once
 More.

Tuesday evening at 8:3O o'clock p. m. the first passenger train from the west in thirteen days pulled into the depotin charge of Conduc- tor Tuppins and Engineer Martin and fireman Heney. It comprised one Pullman, one tourist sleeper, three day coaches, one express and three mail cars. One of the larg- est crowds ever congregated at the depot since the day when the first train was run on the $. P. R. R., had assembled at the station to see the long delayed train arrive.
 The train left Los Angeles with an escort of soldiers and seven United States Deputy Marshals. The soldiers guarded the train to within 20 miles of Colton when they returned to Los Angeles. The officers remained with the. train till it reach this place. As there was no crew here to take No. 19 on to Tucson one had arrived from that city only few hours before. When the orders were given to the engineer and conductor of the Tucson crew about 9 o'clock to pull out they refused to moved. Shortly afterward the whole crew entered the ticket office in com pany with Train Dispatcher Dun can. The door and windows were shut with a bang in the faces of the anxiously watching people. In a comparatively short time they came out and the report went forth that the Pullman must be un- coupled or the train would not be moved. It stood there until 6:1O o'clock p. m. the following day. During the meantime the En- gineers and Bremen held a meet ling at Tucson and decided not to strike, and telegraphed Engineer Oliver to run the train through, which he did, leaving at the hour above mentioned.
 The first train carrying regular U. s. mail and passengers from the east arrived here Thursday after noon at 2 o'clock. It was made up at El Paso and carried no mail or passengers east of that city. It left here at 3:30 o'clock p. m. with the seven U. s. deputies who guarded the east bound passenger to this place a couple of days previous.
 The first freight from the west arrived here Wednesday afternoon at o'clock under a heavy guard of U. s. deputies and the first freight train to leave here for Cal ifornia points started at 2 o'clock the same evening with the same crew and deputies that brought the freight in from Los Angeles a few hours before.
 President Debs of the A. P. U. declared the strike yesterday off and employees who went out will have to make application now for employment as the labor leader has been forced to an unconditional surrender.
 Freights are being rushed both east and west. The passenger from the west has reached here on time during the past two days, but the eastern train has been several hours late every day. The first through mail from the east ar rived on No. 20 yesterday after noon.
The Arizona sentinel., 1894-07-14
HOw'S This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not he cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
 F. J. CHENEY & O., Props,
 Toledo, O. We the undersigned have known F. J. Cheney for the last I5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transaction and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm.
 WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
 Toledo, O. WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole.
 sale Druggists, Toledo, o. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. In last weeks issue in making mention of disputed ownership oi a mine, adjoining the.Golden Cross mine at Hedges, Cal, in some un. accountable manner we stated John Peterson as owner, when we should have said Tom Johnson Otherwise the facts in the case are correct.
 Undersheriff Fred J. Nottbusct has resigned his position and in a few days will go to Palonas for 8 couple of months. MT. Nottbusch since his appointment as Under sheriff has discharged the duties ot his office without fear or prejudice J. H. Maxey, cattle-man oi Ehrenberg, and J. Carruth a miner of the same place, arrived in Yuma Sunday on Q visit
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Exciting Finishes Rt Brighton naaoh-
Frank ~. Fooled Them.

Exciting Finishes Rt Brighton naaoh-
Frank n. Fooled Them.
NEw YoRK. July lS.-Thsro wore several
exciting finishes at Brighton Beach today.
The boat was IN ihe selling raeo al milo
and on0-aiItoentb. in which Captain n.
took the lead aud II looked ns II u we're all
over. In tho stretch Griffin went TO the
whip, and Arab nRain showed his surprising
burs. of speed in the last 1fty yards. win
ming by a neck.
Six fu 'lonRs-S Shelly Tuttle. Marguerite.
Equator. lilGl4; mils-Dutch skater, Stone.
nellie, Figaro. l40; i've fu' longs--Hnrry
Reed. Coekade, II. Pauline, l;O3; Ave fur
lopRa-Lady Violet. stonnell. Weinberg,
l;0l "; mile and one. sixteen th-Arab. Cap
tain =, Vostibule. lI9ls; mile and one
ball, sir hufdlos-Woodtord, Redman, 81.
John. 2:b5.
CHICAGO, July 1s.-Quioksiep. Washing.
ton Parks feature to-day. was carried 10y
Frank X, a forty 10 one shot, owned by w.
L. Magrane. and added At the last moment
10 the starters. Hume. in the second. was
the only winning fnyorite.
hile-Flora 4 Thornton, William T., Cash
Dar, lA014; milo and ons-siItesnth-Il-
Hume, Woolsey, Somersault. 1479<; Quick
step stakes. half n mie-Frank X. Flying
Dutchman. LIZA. ;iSi4; mile and twenty
yards-ssnstor 1rbJ. Hawthorne. Anna.
l424i sir furlongs- Alsthia Allen, Master
Fred, Gold Pan, l;liS{; six fur. ongs-3nut-
tie, the Sculptor, Lulu T., liza.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
DEns ~ GOOD SPIRITS.
Says no Ghost Disturbed Hts sleep 1
jail.

Says no Ghost Disturbed Hts sleep in
JsIL
CHICAGO, July lS.-Tho first bronx In the
ranks OF tho Pul!man strikers has occurred.
One hundred and fiiiy Hollanders have
been put TO work on the tracks bsok OF the
Pullman found y. No effort was made to
prevent the men from going TO work.
President Debs passed fairly comforta'
ble night in Jail. and early to-day or iored
n good breakfast from n nei9hboring hotel.
lie refused 10 see interviewers. Dobs. How
ard. ksliher and Rogers we're in tho best OF
spirila to-dag after their nights erpsfienoe
in Jail. Before IL o'clock Dsbs came down
from his cell To meet htenogrApher Bens-
dict. OF the A. X. u, who had q bundle OF
mail for him.
II had the beat pights seep have had
In a month OF more" said DsbS. Nothing
distu bed me. not even the ghost OF that
man hanged Saturday. 1 have absolute
nothing TO add 20 that have already said
concerning our arre1ta. We are here and
will stay he untl next Monday al
least"
L. ssident Dsbs then fell to looking over
hia mail. Secretary Kelihsr. white await
ng hia tu'n in tho bafber's chair, said;
"Ms nie enjoying thia respite from work /"
Az tue county jul to-day Vice President
Howard, OF the A. r. D., made tho follow
ny stat, men,i "Ihia thing ia Eolnu to be
y tOat oRso. We don't consider ourselves
iRg,r than the law, and incidentally we
think tas railroads aren't. We getting
some ovldsnoi Tor the coming legal battle.
Hero Ia a lettsr telling ot oVidenos that
moat Of tho freight ca burning In Chicago
wan done by two men ia the employ ~ the
General MAnsgsrS' association. $50 et
agents Of certain company saw two
men gulng through the Yards with hand
car loaded with intlammnhln waste, which
they lighted and Dslemntioailg threw
among the ears. THE agent overheard a
conversation between the mon, from which
ho gleAnrd that thsy " r. paid 500 down
n wn TO rroolye $500 more when ths Job
wRa dour, 1hia understanding was before
tue troops vsrs called out. An effort is
now being mhde 10 artoat thoas two men.
I'VE futhar hive pretty poHitiye eyi-
donce that the big iaan who led the mob ~
1000 al hlue lslnud wna Pinksrton man,
smllorsd BY the ailr0nde, and IL Ia alrnlfl-
cant that although he could ho raaiiy
identihed. yet ho haan't beon arrested, IA
Ia safe 30 say that this eaae will not be on.
tirely onended."
AtA. H. u, headquaitorn there was n
la ger crowd to-day tban for several days
peaL Tho so,ion OF the authorities was
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
no VIOLENCE IN BUTTE.

The Local A. II. u. Appoint . committss
On safsty-Troops Espsotsd.
Special 20 The Independents III
BurTE. July ls.-Locsl officials Of the AZ
X. U. say that no violence will bO offered
troops when they arrive The union has
appointed a committee Of safety, whoss
duty 10 will be 90 restrain those Violently
Inclined. Union Pacific and Northsfa
Paoiae railroad A,,orneJs have been look \
ing for the arrival OF troops several days.
Railroad officials expect 10 resume buai-
ness Ffiday. The regulars are expected to
arrive on that day.
Dillon. seventy miles south. is the pres
snt terminal point for Union Pacific pas
senRer trains. company OF soldiers 10
stationed there, also AZ Llms, ths end Of
the division. and fo,u miles south Of
DILLON. Four ANAL bridges were burned
hstveou tbls city aud Lima on the line Of
tho Union Pacific, one blown up With
Dynamite. They arc now being rebuilt
No damage has been done 10 railroad prop
sfty here.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
TELEGRAPnlG BRRyITlEs.

nrRLIS, July l8.-The Samoana have sent
Emperor William petition praying that
Germany hunox the islands.
MokrEsroRr, Pa. July is.-Atlsr nins
weeks OF idleussi tho workers OF the tube
worka To- day declared tho strike od.
MosMourn, H., JnlT lb,-frumau Plant
was nominated Tor cong uaa by the demo.
cratic convention OF the l6lh dlBirlet on tho
301th ballot
CntcAao. July lS,-Ihs Milwaukee a
81. Paul suburban train today was wrecked
az KinEe street. NJ one was hut, Oilicora
OF tho road deny that strikers caused ahe
wreck.
PuIAnrIpntA July S.-philadslphln D
BOSTON @, ha umors u. Bfooklyn 2; Wash
ineten 4, Now York o. Cincinnati 4, Cleye-
Land 81 ~. Louis D fIttsburg 2, Chicago \,
Lonievlllo 4,
WAnuEuruS. july IA Nominations to
day included firss Assistant Engineer Fred
Hort. 60 be chief engineer. aud socond Aa-
alstAnt liaglneor wm. Robinson, 70 be
nrst assistant engineer in the Eoysnus ser
viop.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19

WAsHTN0roN. July 1S.-Much interest was
aroused In official circles here to-day by the
publication of long statement purpor,inR
TO contain nn extract from n dispatch sent
by Secretary Gresham 10 The Japanese gov
ernment, saying the united ntates view
with regret the ievyinR Of unjust war by
japan upon weak and defenssless nation
iiEe Corea. Secretary Gresham was indie
posed TO day, but sent out word that be
could not at this time sav anything either
10 denial OF affirmation OF the publication,
as the correspondence is still IN progress
10 is almost csrtAin the senate will adopt
a resolution calling for the correspondence.
There 10 reason 20 believe the socretafy's
language has been. psrhaps, nnintention.
ally misquoted.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
ssoRT OF FIREMkN.
Asd they Are Said To lie Coming From
the Esst.

And thsy Are Said to lie Coming From
the n..t J.
Special to Tho Independent
NBsouLA. July ls.-Ths strike situation
ia this city has been very quite here today.
The railroad ofleisls state that thsy have
received applications here from all branches
Of seryies on this division except nremsn.
A number OF these will arrive from the ssss
tonight on No. l. The question al present.
seems TO be how many OF the old employees
who have applied for establishment will be
taken back. and what position they will 90
cupy. Those who have registered bsss
had TO oil applioation blAnks the same ss
now men. ID seems quite certain that
several old employees will not be given eu,-
ploymsut In any capacity. The A. K u.
officials claim a solid front among membsrs
Of the order. ~
TIE A. II. U. in this city have passed the
following resolutions; NJ
"whereAs II has come 10 ths notice Of
this union that an attomp, vas made To-
blow up n passenger train on the Northern
Pacific, near this city. this morning. be II
Resolved. That We do hereby condemn
sueh actions and deprsdations committed
by any person or persons. Be IL further
Resolved. Tha, each and every membsr
OF the A. X. U. Int forth every effort 10
bring the guilty parties to Justice" ~
The A. Il. u. held meeting inl
Union hall this evening, There wss
considerable discussion relative ,o tlie
strike siturtion. after which a vote vss
taken. The question was pu, a. fellows.
"All in favor OF continuing the strike.
rise" II was carried almost unanimously.
This 10 understood 20 place this A. X. U. ia
this city a. firmly in favor Of prolonglno
the fight until tho strike ia called of u
otherwise settled by Dsbs, although un-
doubtsdly majority OF the railroad oni-
ployes here. who vs's not members Of tho
A. Il. L., and who went out In sympathy
with H. have made application for rsin-,
statement. III
The eRat-bound train arrived hers al fouF
.. M, and continued on 10 Avon to-nightA
The west bound came In at nine =. m. aud
will be held here until morning. An engine
with two Hat cars ahead goes in front or
each train. IN
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
TROOPS NOT BOYCOTEO
Tho A. r. U. at Great Falls Decides
TO Haul Regulars Over tho
Line.
A Bulletin 20 tho Contrary 1s Re-
pudiatod by the Local Pres
ident,
Action Of the A. H. q. at MissoulA-Ns
Troobio Apprehended IN Butts whsn
Troops Arrive.


Special 10 Ths Ihdopsndan,.
Guar fALLs Jaly ls-ln response 20 an
ordor yesterday, 2tO iniantFTmon from
Fort Aasinniboins rAsaed through hsfa
this afternoon with thirty days ratlons.
under command Of Col. penIoae. Az many
mors will be embarked tomorrow. As thu
ofieeu aud men refuse 10 discuss the mat.
tor, thoir uitimhts destination cannot ba
leaned.
II was reported on the streets this morn
ing that local union No. ~. A. Il. u, had a
stormy nesting last night ~ whioh tbe
question Of hauling United States troops
was warmly discussed. but finally decided
In the affirmative. On Monday the follow
ing alleged bulletin was Published In ~
Paul papers as an ao,nal facts
GagAr FALLS. July l1.-To all conductors.
brskemsp, engineers and hfemen: AZ q
r-aulaf meeting Of local union No. 80 A,
X. L., held this 18th day OF Jelv. IL vas
ofGe cd that rll employer OF tho GFsat
Northern between HavFe and Butte qull
wo,k the moment an attempt 10 made w
the company to move troops between anS
points on other lines tor the purpooe OF
OF Grating roads. the employes OF whioh are
now out ON a strife, or projecting tcabs.
ehonld you be called upon to hAndlo cars
containing soldiers or thsir implements.
refuse 10 do 80; advise us. and We will lie
up the road. Acknowledge recsips spd
post copies. (Signsd.) VI
J. X. CnEsryKRT. President.
T.. l.. WmIE. Sscrstsy. ~
President Chonsvsrs last night denied
having signed such bulletin. or that bs
same vas Issued. Other members of Nc
A. X. U. state that bulletin similar 30 tbis
In tenor was actually sent to Havre. but II
this is so. to-day's events would indicate
tnat the order was fescinded. n "
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
Am.uI,na b, Lonr.horsm.n.

oswnao, N. Y, July l6-Rio,iae long
shorsmsn entered the houss of James Seq
smith and Isaac Dsnsmors, nom union men,
du Ing the nigh. and brutallT assaulted tho
occupants. SsKlmilh's wife went 70 her
husbands assistance and was alao beaten.
Iho longshorsmen then stoned the non
union mems houses aud threatened 20
hang che men u they should unload barnoa
today. The militia nov occnpy the boats
surrounding the oompany's property, pre-
venting The longshoFSmen from approaoh-
ku
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
WOOL SHIPMENTS.
Heavy Receipts Mt Grsst fails-Prioes
Compared with Last Year.

Heavy Receipts Mt Great falis-Prloes
Compared with Last Year.
Special 10 The Independsnt. ..aa
GRRAT FALLS July ls-Up TO date 2,G00,-
900 pounds Of wool have been received at
this poin, BY Agent p. II. Kelly for ship
ment east, and he estimates this years
total clip at figure between 5000. 600 aud
G,0Oo. 900 pounds, or about tvies tho present
receipts. Last years clip received and
shipped from here amounted 20 about
3. 100000 pounds. so that the present
season 10 gratifying In that 1t shows
an increase OF almost 100 pOr cent in
the wool shipment. The sheepmen
themselves are far better satisfied than last
season. no, only with their treatment by
Great Falls psopls and the improved mar
ket facilities but with tho prices paid.
Las. year they received very nearly ,hs
same amount, but in most cases IL vAs
upon consignment with possible, and in
man eases actual. drawback Of n cent per
pound later. This year thsJ are selling
outright for cash and the prices so far as
can be gathered range between nine and
II cents, with q tendency upward lattorlJ.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
SILVER COINAGE ORDERED.
Three MInts Directed to Begin tho Work
at Once.

PnILADELpHIA. July ls.--Mr. Preston.
director Of the mint. to-day. by direction
OF tho secretary OF the treasury, issued OF
deis TO the mint authorities at San Fran
cisco and New Oloans TO begin nt once
coiniue silver dollars, and during the pres
ent month to coin up to the o dinary ca
paoity OF the minw. The silver TO be frat
coined will be blanks and ingots. OF which
there Is sufficient 10 coin about l.500. 900
at these two mints and at Philadelphia.
AZ soon As this supply is exhausten work
will probably begin on the silver bars OF
which there ~ n ysnt's supply nj San FINN
cisco and New Orlesns. aud probably Eve
years supFiy at Phlladslphla. 70 fac %
oan be learned il 10 not the purpose OF the
Rovsinment 10 extend the coinage OF seign.
forage beyond few millions. Each of the
th ee mints will probably be worked al
their noimh, aTacitg on silver dollars for
the next several months at least. and pre-
aumably 10 the end OF the year.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
CATHOLICS AND SALOONS.
Mgr. sstoiii Says Liquor Dealers should
Be Expelled From Catholic Societies

Mgr. sstoiii Says Liquor Dealers should
he Expelled From Catholic Societies
New YoRK July 1s.-rhe Press will To-
morrow say: mgr. Sstolli, the apostolic
delegate. has Just rendered q decision con-
demnina the liquor traffic. lie approves Of
the expulsion of liquor dealers from Gath
ollie societies. This unmistsknbls decision
was called forth by an appeal from the
ruling Of Bishop Wattsrson, OF Columbus
Ohio. Mgr. Satolli sustains ths position
Of Bishop Watterson aud says; The
liquor tratlic. aud especially M conducted
hero in the United states, Ia q source OF
much evil, hence Bishop WAttSrson was
acting within hls rights in seeking 10 TO-
strict IL. Therefore. the do egato apostolic
sustains Bishop WAtterson's action aud
q proves Of his circular and regulation con.
csrning aaloons and the expulsion OF al.
loonkespers from membership In Catholic
soeiotieS 4"
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
Statehood for Two.

WASHINGTON July l3.-The senate com.
mittse on territories to-day decided 10
recommend the admission OF Arizona and
New Mexico as slntes. and instructed the
committee having the BILLS in charge TO
mako favorable reports nj a meeting OF the
full committee next Wednesday. After
adjournment OF the full committee the
sub -oom mit,os on New Mexico. consisting
OF Messis. Blackburn. White and shoup,
met and put the bill in Snaps for presenta-
tion. Tho amendments made provide for
. change OF dates for the election and tho
constitutional convention To correspond
with tho dats in the Utah bill. The Ari.
zona sub-eommitteo have not yet taken
action,
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
PREDICTS DAYS OF TERROR.
Governor Hogg, of Texas. In n Very De-
spondent Mood.

Governor Hogr. OF ieIas. In q Very De-
spondent Mood.
AUSTIN Tex. July 1s.-Gov. Hoge was
presented with q gold witch TO. day by
officers OF the state militia, and in his
ieiponse took gloomy view OF the future
lie predicted that within six weeks martial
Law will DO dec hred In California, Kansas
Colorado and Illinois, and that the susrch.
lists OF Chicago would us, dynamite and
shntter the lofty buildings OF tho city with
the hearts. lungs md livers OF oitizsns.
lie alluded to President Cleveland hRv-
ing ordered the troops thsie, and Judge
Caoley's letter commendatory OF tho act.
and said he felt bumiliatod over ID, as il
was dangerous invasion of state iirht'
and had not been done before nncs 1860.
The governor predicted a q eat revolution
soon. and .he possible dsmembermont OF
the great republic unless foreign war
diverts attention from national dissntisfac-
ton.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19

CugYKsSN July ls,-Au uliimatam has
gone forth tha, the railtoal shops On tho
Wyoming aud Idaho divisions OF the Union
Paoinc which we're closed July 2 will not
be opened tof general tepair work until
business revivea ani ihsTo IL demand tof
motive nowet Tho decision 40 great dm.
Appolnlmont to hundreds OF emploTe, aud
viii paralyEe BUSINESS Ia oil division toNna
on the system between Cheyenns aud foit'
land.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
p,nnlnr tho judge. rowsr.

WASHINGTON, July lS-A resolution ro-
shifting from the part taken by United
States courts in the recent strikes has been
introduced by Representative Pence. Of
Colorado. IL is 20 diteo, the committee on
judiciary "Io report 10 tho house bill
definitely fixing the power OF tho federal
courts and judges thereof Ia the matter Of
ihe punishmsnt OF persons charged with
contempt OF court and giving 10 such per-
sons OF the riRht OF trial by jury"
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
Wright wnl 10 . Member.

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-Hou. Carroll ID.
Wright commissioner Of labor who Ia
chairman of tho commission that will In
uuire into tho causes OF the strike OF the A.
h. u, said to-day he wished TO have no
aay in the selection OF tho board. The
president, he said, 10 considering tho quet-
lion very carefully, With view Of getting
men who will awe Satisfaction TO all inter-
eaia oOncSTnOd
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19

Nav YoRk. july IL. The American bark
Emma 7. Crovsll, OF SosrsporL Me-, sails1
yesterday for shanghai laden with case
oil, Last evening, about l2O miles south OF
Fire island. one OF The crew noticed smoke
coming from the forward deck. 1he hatch
was baitened down, the boats lowered aud
the vessel abandoned. The Whits star
steamer Runio picked up the crew and took
them 10 Scotland light ship.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
Hawaiian H.pubne Proclaimed Ju,y a

AUCKLAND. N, H., July lS.-AdVicos re-
oolvsd here by steamer from Honolulu
show thu,a republic was proclaimed In The
Hawaiian Islands July T. sAndtotd Is.
Dole. p DIVISIONAL president 10 the nIs,
prsaident 0f the new republic. When tho
steamer bfirging the Advioss sailed many
peruona had taken the oath Of allegiance,
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19

ST. LOUIS, July ls.-A slight ahoeA Of
supposed earlhquaks was iolt la this Slcih-
ity about 7i0 q. m. to-dar. suburba
houses we're shaken.
MrNrufa Tenn, Julr lA tn o. distinct
earthquake shocks wore felt here a. 1ilO
thi. morning. Each vibration was fIoH
north 10 south.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19

severely criticised. The uanal claim that
the strike was atill on was made.
Mosaa Dsbs, Howard. lloaom aud kslli-
her we're br0nRht from tha eouaty fail al
three o'olooh this afternoon 10 Commits
sioner Iloyn0's Office for tho patposs Of
consulting with their attorneys who again
inaiatsd on thslr giving ball, but the pria-
oners declined.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
Fr,s silver Men not s.tI.nsd.

WASHINGTON. July ia quorum Of The
house committee on eoinsRo failed TO ap-
rear to-day in response TO Chairman
RAnd'a call for meeting W rsrort The
free ailver bill. Free silver men are MOI
aanguins Of their Hbility 10 report tho bill
Al tnia aaaaion.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19
rho,e Ml..l..lpnl Marr.ni..

ST. LOUIS, July ls.-Tbe United States
secret service oflosr, John 4. Murphy, has
secured the bank note plates from which
the Mississippi warrants we're printed.
The plates were defsesd when ihs Issue was
completed. Tho warrants R'o OF the de-
nomination OF g., flO and sA Murphy
said tboy could easily be mistaken for cur
frueV nOton
The Helena independent., 1894-07-19

Omaha Jsly l8.-FouF oomDanlss Of tho
Second unitod States infantry lsl hors al
one o'clock this afternoon for Butte, for
the purpose of opening tho Union Pacific
road. The batt lion was under the COM
mand of Cart, Ksllat.