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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-02
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO Oct. 30
Following were the quotations on the Board
of Trade today: Wheat-October, opened
5l1Sc, closed 5l36c; December, opened size
closed 52zsc; May, opened SIC, closed 5134c
Corn - October opened C, C osed 53c.
December. opened 50lsc, closed 53c; May,
opened 5O4c, closed 5l11c Oats-Octobsr,
opened &C, closed 2S}ac; December. opened
2914c, closed 29l4c; May, opened 324c, closed
3234c. Pork-Octoper. opened Sl2.O1, closed
S1205; January, opened Sll 50, closed
Sl1.sO. Lard-October, opened $500, closed
$3.50.
Produce - Butter: Extra creamery, &c
per ID; extra dairy, zoe; packing stock, 121e0
l3c. Eggs-l7 per doz loss off. Live poultry
Chick ms, old. &c per ID; spring, &c; ducks,
Potatoes-Burbanks, 45653c per bu; Hebrons
5505sc; Rose, lj6Dj0c Sweet potatoes-Jer
seys, $2.OO125) per Dbl; Illinois, $l.OO@i %
Apples-Common to choice, $l.00@2.50 per
Dbl Cranberries- Cod, choice, $50
@s.50 per Dbl; $225GD9.55 per 1-bu box. Honey
White clover, lib sections, new stock, 1871
@l5c; broken comb, l0Gl2c; dark comb
poor packages, Sc; strained California, 506e
per ID.
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO, Oct 90
Live Stock-Prices ut the Union Stock yards
today ranged as follows: II rs Estimated
receipts for the day, 21O0; sa.es ranged at
rough packing S4206b4.10 mixed, and Sl.3j0
@I,75 heavy packing and shippin- is.
Cattle Receipts for the Ivy. bod; quota
tions ranged at Sj.G0lD6.20 choices to extra
shipping steers, Sl.40G15.i0 good to choice do
$l.&6bi.O fair q good, S3406l 20 common &c
medium do, %}.156l3.1j butchers steers 5000
2.0j stockers. %.SOGO3.6O feeders $l.25@2.S 81
cows. $240613aO hefers, 81. jOQJ.5) bulls, $500
$40 Texas steers, $2.5j6ii0 western rangers
and $20Od5.j0 veal calves.
Sheep Estimated receipts for the day
1900; sales ranged at Sl.5O0300 westerns, $3.50
62.75 Texans, $l.sJlD} ~ natives and S20O04.00
lambs.
st. Louis Grain.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30.
Wheat Cash +sl4c October. 4sI1c; Deem
Der, 1890; May, 5i5sc. Corn--Cash. As; Octo'
Der, 4sc; December, 4G1ac; May, 4sGDis34c Oats
Cash, 26c; October, 2S3lc; May. 325sc. Pork
--Jobbing, $3.50. Lsrd-Steam, s675 choice,
$685.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-11-02
Where the Democrats Differ.

One thing can be said in behalf Of the
train robbers. They haven't yet attempt
ed to hold up the country by reforming
the tariff. Kansas City Journal.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
z KOWNA

pisa do Dzlennlka POZnan-
skiego::'
Dnia p wrzeSnia r.. b.
prawos}awny episkop wileh-
ski Jeronim przyby} do
Kowna, p~ierwszy raz cd
objecia rzad6w eparchii. Ma
dworcu kolejowym przyjmo-
wall go: miejscowy sufragan
prawos}. Christofor, Klingen-
berg V. Kroze, wszyscy do
stojnicy wojskowi i cywilni.
Pied cerkwia. dokad mia}
wprost z kolei zajechac, ocze-
kiwali ,prawos}awni .ucznio-
vie / uczennice zak1ad6w
n%aukowych ca}ego miasta''
co sic dodaje W OPT
sach wizytacyjnych'e
prawos}anych = ,,nn6stwo
ludu,' Przybywszyo godzinie
2. po po}udniu episkop pre-
nocowa} w Kownie; nazajutrz
zwiedza} cerkwie i odjecha}
do monastyru W Pozajsciu.
Dnia "a wrocil do Kowna,
zwiedza} cerkwie ma pred
miesciu Szadce, nastepnie
gimnazyum meskie i zehskie.
w mezkiem gimnazyum
przyjmowali go ,,wszyscy
nauczyciele'' miedzy kt6ryml
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

GRABOSZEWO podKeynia
sprzedano ma subhascie o.
Moszczehskiemu a kupif je
hr. Bnihskt z C7eszewa "a
l99.5l0 mix.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

klein braku zr6del naf ;ianych i
akcyonarYusze "a tvs acmarko-
wa akcya otrzymuja 78nk. so
f., Piekny i zyskowY" interes!
AkcYonar7uszom W Wi-ikiem
Ksiestwie Poznah,kiem pre-
pablo W ten spos6b prses1io
pol miliona marek.
z CORRESPONDENCE z
pod Krobi do Gonc0 Waelko-
pozsklego wyczYtuiemy waldo
nose, De y. Kenpemann W
ma1atku swYm Publ snkach
pierwszy rozpoczaf bojkotowa-
ME Polakow zakazawszy
rzemIeslnikom Polakom ME
powierzaG ami jednej roboty-
a jak go robotnicy Polacy
zbojkotuJa i wyniosa sic 2
z Pudliszek, to co bedzie?
Szwabow ME d%ostanie, DO ci,
mimo De komisya kolonizacyj
ma ich poc1aga korzystncmi
warunkami ma ziemie polskie,
ME bardzo chetnie wedruja do
kraju, kt6ry oni tam u siebie
baereniandem .Istotnie
many TED tutai naszfych ma
krsj nasz niedzwiedzi, ktorzy
swemi niezrecznemi lapami
burza dobra zgode Niemcow z
Polakami. W ~Gnieznie ten
zwiazek pod opieka t:zech
bismarc2yk0w ma zamiar za}o
4yG bazar ola wyrob6w i dIa
odbiorc6w niemieckich. Do
czego nienawiSG odbiorcow ME
prowadzi!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
Rezygnacya ks. Bis
kupa KatZer.

Denver, Co.., 8 listopada.
Biskup ~tutejszei dyecezyi,
Najprzew. ks. Matz, przes}a}
swa rezygnacya dc OLGA Sw.
z proSba o zwolnienie 60 jak
n%ajpredzej z pe}nienia urzedu.
Prywatny jego sekretarz 0
powodach tel rezygnacyi mic
ME chce powiedzie6, ale
oswiadczy} CO nastepuje: w
nieobecnosci generalnego wi
karyusza otrzyma}em cd ks.
biskupa upowaznienie, bym
uwiadomiE prase katolicka
katolik6w w tel dyecezyi, ze
ks. biskup przeslaf do Papie-
ia swa rezygnacya z pros
ba 0 zwolnienie &C jaknaj
predsze Cd ohowiazkow pei.
nienia urzedu. KS. biskup u.
waza I'd potrzebne ozna]mic {
ten publicznie, azeby uprze.
die pog}oski, ktore powstat
NIGGA.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

dzlc codopiero zmar}ego ty-
rama mia} gotowy akt konsty-
tucyi, twierdza stanowczo, re
gdyby ME smierc niespodzie-
wana, by}by niewatpliwie
konstytucye og}osi}. w tych
to warunkach obja{ rzady
Aleksander III, cz}owiek jak
sic zdawa}o w~olnomyslny,
stanowczy, energiczny wszys-
cy z upragnieniem wyczekiwali
chwili koronacyi jake donnie
mywane] chwili nadania swo-
bod ca}emu panstwu rosyjskie-
mu. Tymczasem dzieh koro.
nacyi mina}, mija}y miesiace,
lata / miasto swob6d, kazdy
dzieh przynosi} move, coraz
strasznlejsze, coraz ohydniej
SEE gwalty i naduzycia.
Ten wielki car, jake nastep.
ca tronu naleza} do postepo-
wei partyi ,,wolnodumc6w:
f; wstapiwszy ma iron wystraszo-
ny tragiczna Smiercia swego
OLGA dab sic usid}ac ~wp}ywem
otoczenia t. wv. kamaryli
petersburgskiej da} sic prowa-
die jak owca ma sznurku
Pob;edonoscewowi, naczelni
kowi najwyzszego synodu,
kt6ry polityka knuta, stryczka
i kajdan unusual przechodzi6
ma prawos}awna. Ware.
Najbardziej da} sic nam
Polakom we znaki; zabrano
nam jezyk, Ware wydzieraja z
serca, wysaczaja krew "a
prawde i sprawiedliwosc,
zrabowano i zabrano koScioly.
Niemcom w prowincyach
nadba}tyckich odebrano daw-
ne prawa, szko}y pozamykano,
odwieczne przywileje wydarto
a uniwersytet dorpacki runa}
pod obuchem prawos}awnej
piesci.'
Finlandyi zrabowano wszyst-
k1e praWa autOnOmlCZne,
zagwarantowane przez po-
przednich carow, a naWet
kozakom odebrano samorzad,
coz dopiero movie O
gospodarstwie czynowniczem
W g}ebokiej Rosyi, gdzie lud
ciemny, ME czuje W sobie
odpornej silly pred wyzys-
klein / uciskiem samowoli
rosyjskich dygnitarzy.
Jakim bedzie nowy car, ME
wiadomo. M6wia, re dis juz
mysli O pewnychr adykalnych
zmianach. Czy jednak ME
padnie bezsilny pod ciezka
prawos}awna piescia Pobiedo-
nosceWa to pytan1e ma
kt6re chyba jedna przysz}os6
nam odpowie!
PkACIC "a KATOLIKA!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
CAR ALERSANDEB III.

Trzynastoletnie rzady cara
Alexandra III przypominajq
chyba dzieje lwana Groznego.
Car Alexander III, 20
smutnej Smierci OLGA swego
Aleksandra II, kt6ry rozka-
wa}kowany bomba pad} ma
ulicy Petersburga, obja} rza-
dy, powiedzieG nawet mozemv
pod szczesliwym znakiem. Jest
faktem, re zamordowany ro1
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

Z TRZEME SZNA wYprowa-
dzito sic kilku kapitalist6w do
Berlina i kilku jaszcze "a
"a mimi podazy. W kasie ko-
munalne] przezto powstanie
znaczny ubytek, gdy& p1acac
stosownie do swych dochodow
z kapital6w, p1acl]i DUO po-
datku komunalnego; jeden z
n1ch p}acit tysiac marek.-- So
to przewa4nie 4ydzi, kt6r1y
rozmaitym sposobem zebrawszy
nieraz z mafych poczatk6w
majatki, nie zu1ywaja ich tn ma
miejscu ,tylko data do Berlina,
Wroctawia, Frankfurt i t. p.
jak do ziemi obiecanei, a spo-
ieczehstwo nasze tym sposobem
ubo4eje.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

Liz gorn,ctwa
naftowego i wosku ziemnego
W Rymanowie dawniej hrabiego
kwileckiego nastapila. iowa
,rzystwo to sic rozwiaza1o skut-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

L wyjatkiem ksiedza, nauczy-
ciela religii katolickiej, katoli-
k6w ME ma. Do zebranych
uczni6w %przem6wi} ,zeby
pamietali, IL, opr6cz cara
ziemskiego, jest car niebieski,
do kt6rego ,,t1zeba zawsze
uciekaG sic modlitwa." w
gimnazyum zenskiem zgro~
madzone by}y ,,tylko uczen-
nice prawos}awne trzech klas
wyzszych. 'Opuszczajac szko}e
da} jego przewiel. rubli 200
ma cerkiew, kt6ra ma sic
budowaG PREY gimnazyum
ienskiem.
lyle sic dowiadujemy z
Litow. eparch. wied. br. mr..
80.
Dotad wszystko W porzadku.
Jedna tylko budowa cerkwi
PREY 'gimnazyum zehskiem,
gdzie liczba uczenic prawo-
s}awnych, W p~or6wnaniu z
liczba katoliczek, jest niezna-
czna, wzbudza obawe o pro-
pagande prawos}awna; przy-
pomina oraz, re wyznanle
katolickie, W miejscowoSci
czysto katolickiej, jaka jest
Zmudz, ME doznaje re strony
rzadu opieki przynajmniej
takiej, jaka sic cieszy prawo-
slavic. Podczas BOWEN, gdy
tax gwa}townie odebrano
koSci6} W Krozach; podczas
gdy wiecej niz 100 panien
katoliczek, uezeszczajacych do
gimnazyum W Kownie, ME
maja osobnego ma modlitwe
miejsca, = ola kilkunastu
uczenic prawos}awnych buduie
sic cerkiew gimnazyalna! ME-
sprawiedliwosc tel ME piszemy
ma rachunek prawos}awnego
episkopa. Do wiadomosci
wszakze jego dojsG powinno,
re pc jego wyjezdzie z Kowna
dyrektor gimnazyum wydali}
jedne uczenice klasy VI,
katoliczke, "a to, re ME chcia}a
p6js6 pred cerkiew, zeby
razem Z uczenicami prawos}a-
wnemi oczekiwaG przybycia
archireja.
Poniewaz W organic epar-
chialnym dwukrotnie zazna-
czono, re PREY wlzycle
pasterskiej wystepowali ,u-
czniowie i uczennice prawo-
s}awne" sadzimy, ze
|jego przewielebnosG ME jest
zwolennlkiem przymusu GER
kiewnego ola katolik6w i ze
fakktt przez mas 'opisany sta} sic
be- wiedzy wbrew wolf jego.
Dodat przeciez nalezy, re
wydaleniem uczenicy intere-
sowa} sic zwyciezca Kroz i
niezadowolenie swoje objawi}
|jej rodzinie. Przypomnie6 tez
trzeba, co by}o pred 5 z
CORA laty. Dnia IS marca 1889
r. uczennice katoliczki tego
samego gimnazyum W Kownie
pc bahatersku opar}y sic
zapedzeniu ich do cerkwi.
DIS podobno juz tylko jedna
ME chcia}a wziac udzia1u W
demonstracyi prawos}awnej
inne podda}y sic bojazni,
c~ 1o1.:a-1o -
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
W PIOTROWIE pod Pozna

W PIOTROWIE pod Pozna.
MEM formal Walenty Szulc
jadac do Koninka tax jecha}
njeostr63nie, De najechat 4 letnia
coreczke robotnika Koprackie.
20, skutkiem czego dziewczyn.
ka zycie utraci}a. WezwanY
przez sad karny skazany zostaf
ma miesiac wiezienia.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22
Z Poznahskiego.

mYs1owa " Grodzisku pod
Pleszewen. urzsdzona stara-
nlam K6fka rQlnlczego pod
kiernnkiem czcigodnego x.
proboszcza Taczanowsxiego
udata sic zu%pefnie. Pred
otwarciem wystawy odprawi}
x. proboszcz Taczanowski
uroczvsta msze sw. w dopie'
roco odnowionym kosciele
grodziskim, ma kt6ra przybyli
liczni gospodarze z okolicy z
rodzluami, a mimi razem
wlasciciele d6br Z powiatu &c
stron dalszych. Zawitaf tak2e
ma wystawe niestrudzony W
troskliwosci o rozw6] K6}ek
rolniczych p. Patron Jackow-
ski i lego TED powitano tlum-
ME a serdeczuie zaraz PREY
wstepie ma plac wystawy.
Wystawcow bylo 66 o wysta-
wlonych okaz6w kilKa set,
jake to: konie, SWINE, zboze,
okopowizny, narzedzia rolnicze,
haftY, tkaniny, ule, RAINY
do obraa6w w}asnego pomys}u.
Gospodarz Kwasniewski wysta-
viii praktYczLa kierznia oraz
nowy m]ynek z wialnia villas.
nego pomyslu - gospodarz
Czaplicki ule praktyczne.
Okazy swim by}y piekne co
sic zowie;widac, De gospodarze
wlosciahscY pojmuja coraz
]asniej, De nale4y k%oniecznie
isG "a postepem czasu. Nagr6d
wydzlelono 49,, procz Mich
dawano listy pochwalne.
W GIEZNIE robotnik ma
kolei lei. K.uczma PREY ran
zowaniu wagon6w dosta} sic
miedzy tarcze dwo;h WACO
now i te zgniot}y mu reke.
GRABOSzEWO podKeynia
sprzedano ma subhascie p.
Moszczenskiemu, a kupif lie
hr. Bnihskt z C7eszewa "a
I99.5l0 NIX.
MAJATEK Wtelno pod
koronoWem rozparcelowanY
bedzie ma male wlosci ~rentowe.
GOSCIESzYN pod Janow-
Gem zamierza p. Urbanowski
rozparcelowac ma male wtosci
re1toWe.
, .r4.r = .~tr>vr~I; Hrz.#~
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-22

" GIEZNIE robotnik ma
kolei lei. Kuc1ma prey ran
2owaniu wagon6w dosta} sic
miedzy tarcze dwo;h WACO
now i te zgniot}y mu reke.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
HE'S A wANDERER NOW.
Tho Troub's wss iis HAD Moro wives
Than tho law Allow

The Troub's wss Iis HAD Mere wives
Than tho Law Allow
James Mclean has left Helena and
his whereabouts are unknown. Mclean
was the Hershfiold family coaohman.
and his erect figure, clothed In faultleas
livery, was a familiar sight 10 Helena
people as he drove the swell carriage of
his employer. But he will no longer
poise 80 gracefully the long, black
whip he usually carried.
Mclean married woman IN New
York City several years ago. Later he
left there and came west lie was an
experienced coHchman and had no
trouble In getting situation here.
Something less than year ago he fell
In love with "A Helena girl and married
her. The couple have been keeping
house for some time In small house on
Madison avenue. between Spruce and
Hemlock streets.
Some time ago Marshal Davis got a
letter from wife No. /. of New York.
who wanted 10 know how her husband
was getting along. She wrote that she
and her baby were In destitute circum-
stances, and she thought II was about
time for Mclean TO do something for
his family. The marshal, In his reply.
told wife No. that her husband was
married again.
Mclean found out that his first wife
had discovered his whereabouts, for he
suddenly left the city. No one knows
where he went, A reporter called yes
terday at the house on Madison ave-
nue.. where Mclean and wife No.
had been living. but he could find no
trace OF either. Mrs. Mclean had
moved out a few days ago, and no one
could be found who knew her where
abouts
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12

Take the short and by twenty-four
hours the quickest route to California.
Elegant Pullman palace and tourist
aleepers. The dining car route. The
Union Pacific has placed on sale daily
tickets from Helena to California points,
limited to sixty days going with privilege
OF returning any time within six months
good for stop-over, at following rates;
TO san Franclsco, going via Ogden and
returning same route, S5
To San Francisco, going via Ogden and
returning via Portland, and vice versa,
800.
To San Francisco. going via Portland
and returning same route, SIS.
To Los Angeles. going via Ogden and
Sacramento. and returning via San Fran
cisco and ogden. or vice versa. $50.
To Los Angeles. going via Ogden and
San Francisco, returning via San Fran
cisco and Ogden, se3.
To Los Angeles. going via Portland and
returning via Sacramento. or vice versa,
Sla50.
Through sleeping car reservations and
further Information can be had by call
ing on or addressing 36 North Main street.
Helena. II. o. Wilson,
Freight and Passenger Agent.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
Tue OFFICIAL ORDER.
Issued by Chief Marshal ofihe Big Parade
FRANK y. sterling.

Frank i. sterling.
The procession will form at o'clock,
and move promptly at 1880, and the line
OF march will be as follows;
First Dlvlsion-Wlll form on Ewing
street, facing north, right resting on
Seventh avenue.
Second Divislon--Will form on Sixth
avenue, facing east. with right resting
on Ewing street.
Third Division-WHl form on Fifth
avenue, facing east, right on Ewing
street, and extending back on west side
Warren street.
Fourth Dfvision--will form on Breck-
enridge street. facing east, right rest
ing on Ewing street, and extending
back on east side OF Warren street.
Fifth Division-Will form on the wet
side of the court house. facing north,
right resting on Breckenridge street.
extending back TO and down Broadway
sixth Division-Wnl form on the east
side of the court house. right resting on
breckenridge street. facing north and
extending back 20 and east on Broad
way,
Seventh Divislon-Wlll form on
breckenridge street, cast OF the court
house. facing west, right resting on
Ewing street and extending back to
and down on the west side OF Rodney
street
The line OF march VIII be as follows.
Down Ewing street to Eleventh ave-
nue.. to Rodney street; 10 state street;
to Mnin street; To Sixth avenues 10 Park
avenue; to Lawrence street; 90 Madl-
son avenue; 10 Hauser street; thon
oountermarch 20 Broadway. TO War
rem street, TO auditorium, and diHmlsB.
h. Z, STERLING,
Chief Marshal
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
TWO NOVEL wAGERS.
George Casey Is Expected Here To-day ia
Hurrsh for Helena.

George Casey, of Butte. who was one
OF Anaconda's warmest supporters In
the capital contest. is expected here to-
day TO take part In the great jolifica-
ton. Mr. Casey would very much pre-
fer TO remain al home during the cele-
bration. but. according 10 the terms OF
an agreement made between him and
Dave Marks, his presence to-day is
necessary. This agreement was made
several days before election. and II pro-
vided that, In the event OF Helena win
ming the capital fight, he Casey must
march in the Helena procession. and
Mr.. Marks agreed to march in the Ana
conda procession, should that town be
the winner. He won the wager and
Casey must march.
Mr.. Marks is not the only Montanlan
who. through Helena's victory. has won
novel election bet. Louis Blanchard,
OF Elllston, made wager with Frank
Wye Of the same town, by which he will
be enabled soon 10 ride In state through
the streets OF that place. Mr.. wye
agreed TO wheel Mr.. Blanchard around
in a wheel-barrow II Helena won, and
Mr.. Blanchard, who put his trust in the
Queen City, said he would do the push
ing for Mr.. Wye IL Anaconda won, This
wager is to be paid when the official
count is made.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
Helena'S
Grand Fete

Over the capital victory should
and will outdo anything of the
kind ever attempted in the north
west. II Is a great thing for
Helena-and greater thing for
Montana.
Everything has been arranged
to make the parade and the cele-
bration a success--a grand out
pouring of our enthusiasm over
the yietory-and every one should
work to that end.
This is the only house in
Montana making a specially of
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
CALIFORNIA
WINES.

The only house which has perfect
facilities for keeping, storing and
developing them. Wines bought
of us are in perfect condition
are OF exactly the age claimed
for them-are in all cases from
the best vintages-and are sold
for 40 per cent less than the
prices asked by other concerns
for inferior goods.
We have the sole agency for
the "Old Continental" hand made,
copper distilled
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12

What faith we had in Helena's
future was shown by our pur-
chase of the Ashby block-and
will be further proven by the
immense stock of new goods we
will display there. This is the
day of Helena's glory-it will
mark the commencement of a
new prosperity for her-as the
opening of our Dry Goods and
Toy Departments on Now IS
will mark the abolishment OF old
time prices for these goods.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
Com mi,tss on En,ei talnmsnt.

Al young men who took part In SO
curing lodgings for the visitors at the
time ~ the excursions are requested 10
meet IN Schrclnor'B old store, corner
Main street and Sixth avenue. at $3.50
A. m. to-day, 10 canvass the city Tor ac-
for visitors. Head
quarters for Slaitora viii be established
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12

A special train viii leave Butte at 4
y. m, to-day Tor Helena. IL will carry
the Boston and Montana ana Butte aud
Boston bands, IN addition 10 900 cK.
curnionlBtn
A special win also leave Great Falls
inla
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12

All German nocieties and German.
American citizens of this city and VI
olnity arc requested 10 report nj the
Carl Klonschmidt block. corner Sixth
avenue and Warren street, this evening
promptly Rt $3.50 o'clock, 10 participate
In the grand parade. BY order Of the
committee.
CHAs. J. oEIER, Secretary.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
PRIVATE SCHOOL OF
Shorthand and Typewrltlng,

This school "a ia aoasi0n lys DAY, ~ each
vosk during thu sntlFe year kyoHing lessons
Now 10 The time 10 Gator school Dor further
particulars call on OF address MsFy r. Jaekman.
prinoipali Bailey Hook. Helena
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
Attention, oraiorsi

All the orators who stumped the state
for Helena are expected 10 meet ut the
court house at 0:3O b. M. 10 take part
In the parade IN a body.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
SOUR MASH
WHISKEY

An absolutely pure article of the
highest grade. We carry it in
stock of different ages-sell it in
any quantity-and always have
it on hand in our sample rooms,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
Th,NrNl snlrt nrIr "A ;.

Night Shirt Brigade are requested 70
meet al six p. m. ht Calumet hall, each
supplied with white night shirt.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12

seventy-lve cents win buy suit OF
ladies' underwear of heavy ribbed feeced
hnlbriggan, worth $i.5o a suit, at the Bee
Hive this week.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12

there, and all citizens having accom-
modatlonn for guests are requested 10
call and leave their names.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12

Having over one thousand acres OF the
best pasture, will pasture horses at 81
per month Ranch known a. the Green
Preuitt ranch, seven and one-half miles
northeast OF Helena. Inquire Of J, e.
Allen. Court House Square Stable. or
Howard Little livery stable, North Main
street. carr bfos'
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12

Dust ia one Of the chief annoyances Of
tranacontlnentnl trip, but the Great
Northern IN entirely free from it. the
roadway is stone ballast.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12

KID eambric only Ave cents per yard
at the Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
THE RETURNS TO DATE
win More to Hear From nsisas Hss
Iaaa uf iIOi

Additional returns were received by The
oeplial committee yesterday, ana With
some more precincts % hear from, the
vote on The capital stands M followB'
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12

Scarlet medicpted flannel underwear
for lades. all wool, for 81 per suit this
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12

Baby carriages at closing prices at the
Bee Hive,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
SPECIALTODAY

The largest and finest kinda Of
Game, Fish, etc, ever seen Ia
Helena. Our Now York Counts
ars line
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
Prsturlng.

Buy the Universal paper patterns They
nre the best.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12

And now comes the greatest
slaughter in prices OF PIANOS ever
inaugurated in the northwest. We
otter you hrst the world renowned
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
WGIilSiGlIl' 5.

NEW YORB-t65 Sixth Av
HELENA-Sixth and Main
The Helena independent., 1894-11-12
Rocky Mountain Enoampmsn, No. 1. L d
ID and iourlh MONDAY.

'''' " HoHEnT THOMPSON. GP
fmIL kLuoE scrib~
The evening world., 1894-05-03
LOHMAMM PLEADS GUILTY.
Admits Two Thefts of 500 Each,
but Denies q Third
Ex-Excise Cashier Remanded Until
Tuesday for Sentence.

William D.. Lohmann, defaulting CASH
Ter Of the Brooklyn Excise Department,
who was brought back from Canada a
week ago, pleaded guilty this morning
in the Kings County Court of Sessions
to two indictments, charging him with
grand larceny.
To a third indictment for the same
otfense he answered mot guilty"
The crimes which he acknowledged
he had committed were that on Jan. 4
last he had received 500 from Mahoney
Brothers. saloon-keepers, in payment
Tor a first-class license, and had failed
10 turn over the none to the city, and
emoezzling 800 paid by a saloon-keeper
on Jan. l6.
The indictment to which he pleaded
not guilty charged him with retaining
4 similar amount paid by Gustave Spie-
gel on Oct. p, 1893.
lawyer Thomas T.. Pearsall asked
nudge Moore to inflict a light sentence.
The lawyer attempted TO make a
noWery Grafton in praise Of Lohmann's
past life. when Judge Moore stopped
MN and told him he had better wait
snui tuesday next. when the prisoner
would be called up for sentence.