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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-22
NOTHING To FEAR
= Railroad Managers Opinion OF Kelly.
Army.

= Railroad Managers Opinion OF Koily's
Army.
DIS MoiNrs Iowa. April 2l.-GenerAi
Manager 81. John. OF the Chicago. Roek
Island a Paoido railway. does NOS think
she people have anything 20 fear from the
cummonwehl army IN passing through the
countrT. lie said III IL made % %
sober intelligent. determined men. MAE
tonths American born. They ara respeota-
hle aud honest aud remarkably we'll or
gan fod. There are no 'bnms' among
them. II they have few days more OF
such treatment as they have had she last
two DAYS. it is terrible 20 shink OF What
maY happen. You can't tell what men viii
DO when hungry aud hunted down. This
thing is gathering like wbirlwind and -
very similar % the french revolution. IL
BE- terrible thing. and made me sad
60 hnd sixteen hundred respectable,
we'll meaning men reduced 90 such despef-
ate straits IA this countFy. We expect
thrae thinGa m the old countries. but u 10
no part uf the Irog anime OF aTepuh.ic.
lt makes us feel that there is something
wrong vita the goYsrnmsnt.
Mr. 81 Johu spoks highly Of Con. Kelley,
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SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MATCH.
Cupid May Eject the Lasiias Peace Of Eu-
rope.


rope.
Copyright. 1891. BY the Associated Press.l
BERLIN. April 2I.-The important event
which Emperor William was to announce
yestsrday az Coburg namely, the betrothsl
Of Grand Duke Nicholas. ezAtouich Of Rus
sis, to Princess AliI OF Hesse. is looked
upon as cementinR the new treaty between
Russia and Germany. and as securing a
prolonged period Of European peace. Al
though Tumor Of the bstothal has fire.
quently been circulated. only TO be ss fire.
quently denied, the announcement that II
was an actual fact. was a complets surprise
to every member Of the royal family. The
czarowieh Is known 10 have entertained
feeling Of affection for several years for
Princess Alix, but 10 is said that be could NOT
persuade her into an early marriage. aud 10
is also asserted that Queen Victoria could
not bO prevailed upOa 20 give her assent 20
the union. il 10 added that abe queens re-
fusal was purely sentimental end non
political, beng based on the notorious IN
b ieatment Of the sister Of the Princess
Alix, Princess Elizabeth, wife Of the Grand
Duke SsrRius OF Russia, by her husband.
Members Of the royal family who are still
in CoburR we're to-day photographed in
their various family groups. and the photo
graphs will be exchanged between the diff
ferent members Of these families. ss me-
me ntos Of the wedding.
Emperor william, before leaving Coburg,
conforf cd the OF der of the Red Eagle upon
Prince Henry Of Battsnburg. In addition.
Emperor William presented a valuable gold
snuff boz. hung on its cover = miniature
photo OF himself. set in diamonds, 20 Grand
Marshal RatiDor. who supsrintended the
wedding ceremonies. The wedding fetss
will continue a. CobuTR and Darmstadt
until Sunday night
Count Won Kanitz will be placed Al the
head Of the mo vemeBt TO drew new multi
tudea Of farmers into the agrarian league.
and in the meantime their efforts will be
directed towards undermining CapTivi's
position with the people.
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THEY TOOK rHE TRAIN AWAY.

Evsn the Government Had ne Terrors
For These strikers.
WrLIMAR MINI. April 2i.-The stfi<sTs
at this place took possession Of = Great
Northern trAiR. OvsTpowstinR the United
States marshal aud thirty msrshals. The
marshal told the mob that he represented
the United States. aud that anyone inter
fsrlng with the train was liable 60 arrest
aud imprisonment. The crowd yelled IN
dsfisiOu. The cars were detached, aud
then ths strikers seized Engineer AvotL a
scab and his fireman and bodily removed
tkem from abe engine. Later IN the even
ins Marshal Bede secured possession of the
now atnuda.
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Col. Tom Moonlight, the new minister TO
Bolivia. relates a reminiscsnce: II never
wore hiGh elk hat except once. II was
when | WAS governor OF Wyoming, and We
were celebrating Fourth OF Juiy or some
other holtday. / was told that the gov
ernor ought 10 wear tile. and 20 put one
on. l had not gone nifty yards before a
cowboy, just in from the plans sent a bul-
let through 10. lie said man ought 90
have better sense than 90 wear n high hat
IA Cheyenne aud, 10 teli the truth, lny
sympathies we're With ths cowboy. Mhsn /
set 90 Bolivis, however. ! am going 10 veaf
one acain"
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A somewhat curious incident IL reported
from the village OF NieolRefskaya. In the
province OF Khafkoff. peasant named
Liivinof. with a very handsome wife, sold
her to aaother called Lukianoff for the anrn
OF lGO Tubles. giving fsoeipt IN due form
for the money. In a fortnight. however, he
wished 10 buy he's back, and her purchaser
was quite willing. but the woman refused.
The ORIGINAL husband referred the matter
To the Zemsky Natohalink. who declined 90
interfere. and the communal authorities
also declared that u was no business OF
theirs. Consequently ths wife rsmHiaa
With abe man who bought her. -Londo On
Standard.
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Tie death Of 100 or 20 passengers made
80 little impress upon Capt Adams. OF the
ship samoa. that he forgot 20 enter IA upon
ths log. An English court fined him S25
for bis negligence. II appears that a. Jedds
about 1000 hshomedAn pilgrims. returning
roanding Cape Guardafui the vessel was
caught IN a monsoon and SHY or eighty
OF the people we're washed overheard aud
drowned. The luggage ON deok was
knocked about and 80 injared the pAsson-
gers that a numbss q them died-noarly
300 Ia ali-ffom various causss
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DARING ROBBERY.
In the once OF the County Treasurer at
Portland

In the once OF the County Treasures At
Portland.
PORTLAND Ore. April 2L-An unknown
robber entered the Office Of the county
lreasu OF Ia the court houss at 3l5 this
afternoon. shot the cashier in charge
Charles B. Mslarkey. and then jumping
through a window made his escape with
about s., 600 Of the county funds. The vic
tim OF she shooting Was the Youngest son
OF County Treasurer Mslarksy.
Treasurer Malarkey had stepped Qua Of
the office aud left his son in charge. intend
ing TO return in few minutes. The rob
ber entered the Office and asked for change
for a S20 bill. Young MAlarksy At once
stepped TO the vault and opened she door
preparatory 90 giving him the change. As
the door of The vault swung open the re-
port OF the pistSl rang out through the
court house. Psopls In she sherihs office
head the shot and rushed I'm. They found
youne Malarkey living on the floor with
blood freely flowing from . wound in his
rieht side. No one saw the robber enter or
leave. MalaFkeY is not fatally hurt.
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IN the SENATE
Visiting worRingmsn In the Galleries
Quay and Doiph.

IsIfInE WoFHInEtnen Ia the NAIIeFIoH
ouhy aud Doiph.
wAsHISGroN. April 2L-Thsrs was a
good attendance in the senate 20 day when
the gaVel fell. There wss a number Of the
visiting PennsylVania laboring men Ia the
gallery. wearing the badges OF the delegs-
tion. Senator Carey. OF Wyoming. called
up the house bill for the protoc-
tioL OF the birds and animals
In Yellowstone National park. aud
asked immediate consideration for n.
Before fnal action could be taken the
morning hour expired and the tarin bul
was laid before the senate. Senator Dolph
obtained the fioor and resumed his speech
which was interrupted yesterday. 1he
workingmen's delegates ia the galleries had
the pleasure of hearing senatoF Quay real
their petitions aud memorials In tne senate
and psead for the cause Of protection.
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wAsHsoToS. April 2l.-h ia stated by
gentleman who knows the presIdenrs views
on the subject aha, the president will not
initiate any action whatever ia regard TO
Abe CoxeY movement against Washington
anlees the district oommlssionsrs notify
him OF their inability 20 preserve peace and
protect the lives and properly OF people Of
the district
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saw FRANcisco. April 2L-rhe evsnt of
the day 81 the Bav district track vas ihe
Pacific derby. mile and = half A large
crowd was present Only three entries
vent 90 she post They Rot of With PTioelle
fret Carmel second. Thornhill third. and
ran a mile IN these positions when thorn
hill went MP and led from the hrst mile.
winning easily by six lengths. Pricslle sec
ond, Carmel thitd. Time. PAL.
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Kansas CRY. April 2i Tho Associated
press correspondent at Arkansas City. Kan.
Who was sent to Oklahoma 60 secure the
facts in the alleged hgh, between deputy
United states marshals aud the so-ealled
Dalton gang has returned and his report
elbows that the story of abe Whole killing
vas untrue. and the Dalton gang were a.
No time ia the night.
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USED AS A sUBTERFUGE.
The Presidents Is Opposed to the Govern
ment Taxing sides.

The Presidents Is Opposed To the Govern
ment Taxing sides.
wAsHISaroS. April Representatives.
Bosn and johnson. of North Dakots. called
on President Cleveland, and the railway
mail officials to-day. relative 10 the strike
on the Great Northern railroad. Mr.. John
son has been Informed by those on the
scene Of the strike that ths government au-
thority 90 move trains In order 20
move mails. 10 being used as q subtsrfnzs
for the purpose Of moving passenger and
freight trains. The congressman say she
president agreed with them that the gev-
eminent authority ought not to be used aa
a cloak 90 advance one side or she other In
abe strike, and said he would confer with
Postmaster General Bissell on the lattsr'a
return 80 tho city with the view OF adopt
ing . policy. Mr.. Boen and Mr. Johnson
want a ruling which will restrict tue NOV
ing Of mail strictly 60 mail cars.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyIrlES

M rMruus April 2l.-NesdhAm won In the
second round knocking kTan out
MckINNrY. Tex, April 2L-EH-tiov. Jas
W. Ihrockmorton died here to-day. aged
20 years.
CuGcAoo. ApFil e1.-Lisut Nancy. OF the
Fifteenth infantry has been acquitted Of
The charge of numbering Capt HedbeFa.
TACOMA. April 2l.-W. y. Danlsis. eI-
governor of Idaho. died to-day 80 Fannie
Paddock hospital. Of Brighrs disease. eyed
70.
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Preached Prom the Roof a Tally "a,
Coach.

Preached From the Roof a Tally no
Coach.
WasHNoros. Ayril 2i.-Tho CoKey propa-
Fanda 10 10 be spread through Washington.
hitherto silent philaHthropist came for
ward 20 donate 10 the cause ak horse
tailJ-hO coach, from tbs roof Of when tho
gospel of good roads 10 10 be
spread abroad by local enthusiasts
at the corners until Corey shall
come. Representative Colleen, Of Wyo-
ming, who is claimed by the CoEsyites ns
one Of their own, sat on tho steps Of the
platform to-day. hFa. Anna l.. DiRRH. 81
Kansas entertainsd the people With a char
aoteristic popuiist sDesch which evoked
cries OF amen" from half hundred vo-
men In the audience. EH-CongTeaaman
Wise. Of Arizona. tennessee colonel
nAmsd H. B. hichefts and Mrs. Clara
Colby, editor Of the Woman's Tribune. also
spoke. The speeches breathsd denuneiA-
tion Of the plutocrnts.
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Charged win xminr Fleming.

Special 10 The Independents
LIVINGSTON, April 21.-R. A. Field has
been arrested, charged With abe murder Of
f. Fleming. the victim Of last nights
shooting. who died to-niaht. The arrest
was made on the dying statement Of Flsm-
ing. who. 10 is rsportsd. stated that Field is
the man who shot him. II is said that
Fleming. this afternoon. made n confess
sion that be aRd Field blew open the safe
Of Holiday a sons, about ten days age.
and that Field feared that he. Fleming.
would squeal. and that this was the motive
OF Fields attempting 90 kill him. Field
has been taken TO the county jail. The
arrest has caused great excitement.
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DrSyrR, April 2l.-Ths American water
eompany's plan, aud property we're sold a.
auction today, under order OF court by
Commissioner Sullivan for 81 .0O0O COO. and
ths mortgage bonds for fl0.OOO. The puE-
chasers were q committee OF the bondhold-
ers OF the Genital trust oompany, and the
Farmers Loan and Trust company. repre-
ssntsd BY Attorney Understood. Of New
York
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DEsvER. April 2i.-col. q. A. flsk. pissi-
dent Of the Pan Amsrlcan bimsialiia
league. has decided 20 cell . oonvsntien %
ths league a. Washington Tor MaY Z. Iha
uprising of ths Csneyitsa - tie reason
Risen for thia extraordinary cali tha 80.
pie OF the Uaitsd states. old hsaieo SO
boath Amerioa are asked 70 asnd aelaaaisss
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EARTHoUAKEsIN GREECE.
Loss Of Life In Some Districts-Muoh Dam
age Done.

Loss OF Lie IN eoino Diatrlcth-huc uch Dam-
age Done.
ATHENS, April 2l.-Later information
shows that in some districts there has been
great lass Of life in addition 90 the de-
shuction of property The Inhabitants
were very much alarmed to-day by fresh
shocks. and 10 Is feared that the worst has
not yet happened. The shocks to-day
shook the northern wing of the
palace in several places. A large
sized stone fell out of the gate
OF the Hadrian village at Atslanta.
burying several IN the ruins. Serious dam
age has been done at ChAlis and in several
villages on the island Of EuboH. At Thsbss
900 houses fell to-day. The city Is in n
state of panic and dsstitution. Terrified
people rushed in crowds away from Ihsbea.
believing that the end OF the world had
come. The government Ia sending toa night
a warship 10 Thebes with 800 teRts. large
number Of Surgeons a detachment Of engi-
nesrs, and supplies OF food.
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Ten young women are avery year started
IN self-supporting careers by ths generosity
of Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt 1hs sun
Of 9bOO IL devoted 90 Abe instruction aud
advancement of each young woman who
mar display ability ambition and industry.
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Just bsfors Rsv. webb lsn be made saw
sral si,tinGs a. Balls gallery. Those wish-
ing copies can get thsm q, IS cents each &.
Cal and see them.
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The ears new yHeht will cost him
Si.2So.oo0 but he can be iust ss ssaslok on
beard Of her aa be could on a City Point
ea,boas al $3.50 a dsI.-Bosion Globe
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pronouncinR hin a msn of oharaotsr and a
thorough Christian. capable 81 managing
The aFinV. lie thought fully 100. 900 men
would asSembls 81 Warrington.
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J. +. Ball a son are stili making thrir
enc photos a. $3.50 per dozsn- with each
dozen q beautiful liIl3 ayon.
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Cincinnati I. Chicago o; Louisviils 1
O. 81. Louis . Pttsburg Z; Bal
timors 4. New York .; Philadslphia 10
Washington =; Broohlyn O. Boston 4
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THIRD EDITION


John J Laughlin was in Ashland on
Wednesday,
Miss Kate Malloy is spending a few
days with friends in Mt Carmel
J. f. Kress purchased fine surrey on
wednesday.
w. Photoski of Pottsvillc, transacted
business In town on Wednesday.
j. Hoover, district coal inspector of Mt
Carmel, visited the collieries here on
Wednesday.
Henry Herskovits was in Mt. Carmel
yesterday.
James Dalton left yesterday for the
Quaker City, where he will reside with
his son, Michael.
Mrs George Tiley was among the visit
ors 60 Shenandoah yesterday,
Charles, the young son of Samuel
Cartwright, died yesterday. He had been
utfering for some time past.
At meeting Of the Borough Council
on Wednesday evening the ught-of-way
was granted to the electric railway com
pany for the road which is to be com
menced early in the spring. The track
will be laid along Locust avenue and
West Centre street. Connections will be
m 'de with Ashland and Mt. Carmel. For
a long time our tOwnspeOple have been
looking for the electric road and now, as
we are TO get it, we look forward to its
early completion.
The Borough Council has purchased a
lot on Fast Centre street, where they will
erect a hose house in the near future.
Don't forget the sociable on March 26th
Nnder the auspices of the Literary Club.
The Philomath Social Club, which is
composed Of a number of our social and
enterprising young men, will give a Hard
Time ball on Monday, April 2nd, IN the
/. o. o. f. hall. The participants are
supposed to be arrayed in their old
clothes Gentlemen will not be allowed
10 wear any collar, or tie, and ladies shall
wear no better than calico dresses Ii
will be an exact representation of hard
times and will certainly be a success as
far as enjoyment is concerned.
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GIRARDVILLE.

Misses Emma Walters and Annie Kin
Eel, Two of Ashland's charming ladies,
spent yesterday with friends in town.
Thomas German and Matt Stein, two
of Mahanoy City's popular young men,
had an exciting experience here last
evening,
The property of James Toll, at the corn
er of Girard avenue and Second streets,
is undergoing complete change. The
place has been recently licensed and Mr..
Toll expects TO make it one of the finest
saloons in the borough.
H. w Becker paid his respects to his
Ashland friends last evening.
Mrs. James Morrel and daughter.
Lizzie, returned yesterday after few
days visit to Philadelphia
Miss Maggie Gill is visiting friends in
New Philadelphia.
An elegant new safe was housed yester-
day in the Office of the Schuylkil Trac-
tiOn Company to take the place of the
one which was blown open by burglars,
Monday morning. IL is of the Marvin
make fire and burglar proof, feet by 4,
and guaranteed to require 10 hours to
! drill through the outer box by the finest
tools made.
Owen NcAnally began to-day to re
model his newly licensed house at the
corner of Second and Ogden streets.
/ When finished the place viii have a 30
| foot front with plate glass windows. The
interior is set with the finest fixtures A
! tiled floor, with McAnally's name in
silver dollarsiset in the tiles is a feature
J In connection with the saloon he will
/ open a first class cafe. This is what our
| town needed and Mr.. McAnally is to be
! congratulated on his enterprise.
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MAHANOY CITY.
MAUANoY CITY, March Q.

MAHANOY CITY, March ..
e.. f. Britt. one of our expert young
tonsorialists contemplates an excursion
TO NanticOke next week.
Harry Fisher, of Reading, has been the
guest Of his brother, Charles Fisher, of
Seventh street.
Mrs. H. G.. Youngnei-ch, who has been
visiting Mrs H. Litsch, of East Mahanoy
avenue, returned to her home in Reading
yesterday.
Mrs. r. t. Fisher, of Main street, is
now fully recovered after several weeks
illness
w w. Lewis attended George Roup's
reception in Philadelphia yesterday.
Thomas f. Joyce ia visiting in Potts
vile.
j. Wesley Behler, of the l.. V. r. r.
freight station, received "A scalp wound
yesterday from falling barrel of mo-
lasses.
Charles Beckley, of Ashland, was in
town yesterday.
NJ Ryan, of West Centre street, visited
Shenandoah yesterday,
Miss Mary Lewis. of Ashland, called
upon Miss Mary Krause, of West Pine
street, last evening
Miss Katie Evans, of Ashland, visited
Mahauuy City friends yesterday
w dNullElOu fIIlIltIIlhlls Ol iftlNub.
was the guest of r. r. Glover, of East
Centre street, last evening.
Edward McCauley otherwise Matt
Quay of the First" has removed from
Centre to Spruce street, and his First
ward friends assert that he contemplates
matrimonial proceedings shortly after
Lent
Councilmen Foley and Edwards in
spected the fire engines last evening, with
a view to ordering certain necessary re
pairs.
Miss Tillie Gates, of Beaver Meadow, is
| the guest of the Misses Carley, of West
| Centre street
Messrs Daniel Leahy and Thomas f.
| Coudron, of Gilberton borough, were in
| town last evening.
Lehigh Valley Railroad employees were
paid this morning.
| Two new boilers arrived yesterday for
! the Lakeside Railway, making six in all
| that are now here and ready to be placed
! in position. The power house roof is
| almost finished and little work remains
until the building will be complete
Neil Florence appears at Kaier's opera
house tomorrow evening in the Diamond
! Breaker One Of the sensational scenes
is man thrown into the jaws of n coal
| crusher from the top of the breaker and
the rescue by the heroine of the play.
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LOST CREEK.

After Easter, it is rumored, one of our
prominent school teachers and an accom-
plished young lady of Shenandoah will
be united inlwedlOck. Also a prominent
young man from Centralia and one of
Lost Creeks fair ones.
/. E. Deane and Martin Dixon wit
messed The Diamond Breaker at Sheu-
andoah last evening.
Con. f. Foley visited friends at the
almshouse yesterday
Misses Annie Murphy, Cassie Finnegan
and Mary A. Burke were the guests of
Miss Tesse Casey, of Girardville, last
evening.
Major A. j. O'Donnell spent yesterday
with lady friends in Girardville.
VIM d. Jones, Prof NJ. II. Carey, w.
H. Kaercher, wife and daughters. and
Samuel Small and daughters, Sue and
Margaret were among the many who
attended the Grant Band concert in Shen-
andOah last evening.
Miss Mary Welsh is visiting Centralia
friends.
We are informed that Con Foley, the
pugilist, and his manager, Prof. VI. IL.
Carey, will start on the road with Cham
pion COrbetts theatrical company.
We regret the death of Frank Nc
Govern, of Reading who had many
friends here.
p. D. Hoar Paddy McAndrew, John
Kunetski, Peter Gaughan and James
Hancock McCorm'cl1, accompanied by
lady friends, witD...,. -4Au i..uond
Breaker last evening at Shenandoah
Lost Greek showed up we'll at the
Grant Band concert last evening. This
resulted from Benjamin 5. Daddow's ad-
vertsing mediums,
An old bachelors matrimonial social
club was organized here last night. OH
GERS win be given later.
Peter Mills, of Shenandoah, visited the
Jones family last evening.