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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-19

Inc most powerful hydraulic crane at
present existing is reported 20 be at the
Italian government arsenal mt La Spezia.
1t is capable of lifting 100 tons.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-19

LAS SUMMONS IN THE DISTINCT
n court ~ cha First Judicial district n fha
tate - Montana an and isf tho county Of
tarss % and Jncol bre3fl. copart ora
e. WA Dfslfls Co. plsintlns. W. B.. harfia
ILa state 81 Moaians sends greeting 10 Tie
above named defendant
You are hereby Required nppeAf in Al a ION
n ths district court ~ tho first judicial district
10 she fists 20 Montana. Boz rua Tor iia COUNTY nt
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day 81 sersicei aftar the service ga ypu ~ tiis
summons. % served within THIS county of. q
ferVol 1It uf the county. bot ati % hil fiiHri'-
within twenty day. Otherwise within iorv nayt.
ur Judgment ly default viii 10 tAAaA efaintty'i
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mont % aid sim that tie deieEdant has TO
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lectH 10 psg tho tame ~ apy paft thereof, ~
though pssf 4 re and demanded thnt deiondant
has unfesaonafly and totatiousi1 aelay,d tho
"a msnt of said hum aver since opt D, i-1l
And you arc herohs notified that = Jon fall %
Spear and ansWtf no fald complaint ~ above
required, the raid iiainun Nill take ludgn ent
assinnt you ivr fi.ziu vim interest thereon from
-ogt. ]. 1871. 81 Che rave 81 10 yer cent . 40.
Given under my hand and tho seal Of the dis
tTict court Of tie Pint Idioihl district y ne
fnte Of Montana ln and for tho
-e county Of Lewis anu Clarke.
Seal First This IN day % februnIy in tie
( Jud Inst. 4 year Of our lord ono thousand
| curt. eight hundred and ninety -four
Ne-q- JOHN BEAN. Clere
Hy o. o. fgEEmaS Deputy lere
d. Il. Purcell aiiornes FOR ola niii'
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-19

Hy q. o. fRrEMAN, Deputy lerg
D.. Il. Purcell. attorney for ola intiii.
The morning news., 1894-05-14
FLORIDA.


Watermelons are selling at Melbourne at
30 cents apiece.
Monticello Is after the democratic congress
sional convention for the First district
a negro man named Chapman in Orlando
claiming to be 102 years OF age. joined the
church for the first time Wednesday.
Ameeting Of the citizens of Quincy will be
held at the court house tonight for the pur-
pose OF organizing q stock com pany to furnish
the town Of quincy with a system OF water
works.
The quality of milk sold at Jacksonville has
improved greatly since the yenderS have
been made subject 10 a law compelling them
10 submit samples Of their milk to city In
spector at any time on demand
The owl Cigar Company Of Quincy. was uu-
fortunate last week In the way OF ire. They
had a stable containing corn and fodder
burned. and on Wednesday night another
barn was destroyed by fire. Both buildings
were located on the Alsace plantation. Inc
stable fire is supposed to have been the-work
Of an incendiary.
OcaIa Capitol: The Capitol hasn't lost
sight Of the unknown man found about two
weeks ago east OF Ocala. The jury has been
hard at work unearthing some important
facts. hoping to secure positive information
relating to this terrible tragedy. They are on
the right trail and will give their verdict
Monday next. when the facts establishing the
proof OF one OF the most horrible crimes
ever occurring In Marion county and con
victing more than one villain for completely
In the deed.
A diffeulty occurred between John DeLane
and Nero zeigler, two well known negroes Of
Brooks vile, at a cedar camp in Citrus county
last Saturday. in which Nero was instantly
killed by a shot from a Winchester. in the
hands OF John DeLane. Nero was a very quar-
relsome negro, almost always IN some trou-
bic with his fellows, and especially danger
Gus when drinking. He provoked the diff
Guilty and the shooting was done in self-de
fence, John surrendered Immediately and
asked to be brought to Sheriff Burns, which
was done, and he stayed in jail there until
Monday, when he went up to Citrus county.
The morning news., 1894-05-14

memory Of their deceased brother with feast
ing and gladness, as was his wish The SOU
venir programme was beautiful IEt occa-
slou was known as the "Schwed Mem oriai. -
Worshipful Master Robert y. Hughes was
toaster. The following were the t,oasts:
Our Late Brother. NJ. 9. Schwed, res ponse
by Hope Polhil Mabel LODGE" response
by William A Welchin The Masters De
gree. ' response. John G. Deitz. Our Junior
Grand Warden" response. Charles L. Bart
lett. Our Acting Grand Master" response,
William A. paws. The Grand Lodge Of
Georgia response, John o. shannon The
speeches we're eloquent and beautiful.
The morning news., 1894-05-14
The Steamer alpha,
EFF. DANIELS, Master,
On and after MAY 1 will change her
Schedule as follows;

Leave Savannah. Wednesday Gam
Leave Beaufort Thursday ....... ga m
Leave Savannah, Friday II a m
Leave Beaufort Saturday y..............sam
The steamer will stop at Bluffton on both
trips each way. The Alpha can be chartered
Tor excursions every Monday and Tuesday.
G. n. MEDLOCK, Agent.
The morning news., 1894-05-14

Watermelons are selling at Melbourne at
80 cents apiece.
Monticello is after the democratic congress
The morning news., 1894-05-14
ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
Matters and Things That Make Up the
Daily Humdrum.

A Terrible Tragedy Behind the Find
ing of a Corpse in Marion County.
Fatal Row Between Negroes in Cit-
rus County-The Milk Sold in jack
sonvilIe Greatly Improved in Quality
Under the New inspection Law.
The morning news., 1894-05-14

HOW are your Office supplies Want anv.
II thing for next month or in hurry II
so,send your orders for printing lithographina
G ana blank books 70 Morning Sews, SavannaA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19


Navasota. Tex, May 1.-THE News
reporter asked Mr. Lanham what he
thought of Judge Reagan's last letter
to Col. wynne, published in today's
News, and especially that part Of the
letter wherein he stated that II he had
not said TO some of the candidates that
he would not be candidate. in view
of the present political condition, etc,
he would declare himself candidate.
In reply Mr. Lanham said:
II have a high regard for Judge Rea-
gan. | consider his aspiration for the
governorship OF Texas most laud-
- ambition, If Judge Reagan de-
sires TO enter the race for the nomlna.
tion 1t is certainly. so far as ] am
concerned, his privilege to do so; and
being myself an open, avowed candl-
date for such nomination, would not
havd him forego his candidacy or
prevent what he considers the dis
charge OF any patriotic duty because
OF any previous statement Of his to
the effect that he would not be candl-
date If | am included in the list of
these candidates to whom he refers.
do not mean by what say to invite
Judge Reagan into the field; but feel
it my duty to say, in view OF this let
ter. that | would not be Justified in
my own sense of propriety If were to
Withhold from the public prompt ex-
preston to the effect that / will not
consider his candidacy os n vIoln tfon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

IIealthful animal or vegetable life
cannot be sustained without fresh air
In plenty AZ this season Of the year
We are apt TO forgot this and keep
our houses too carefully protected from
the air, Living in rooms that have not
a proper supply Of pure mir lowers the
vitality and makes one feel the cold
much more. II Is an error 10 think you
can keep n house warmer without fresh
air than with II. a thoroughly
room heats more readily than does the
one where the air IL vitiRted
Air the sleeping rooms the first thing
IN the morning, no matter how cold the
day Have at least one window IN one
of the upper halls IN which ventilRtor
can be pinced; or, n that be inoonyen-
lent. have strip Of board about -four
or Ave inches long, which place under
the lower sash. This will give fresh mir
without n draught, and r. good way
to yentllate sleeping rooms when one
fears an open window. II the Window
OF tho sleeping room be 80 arranged
that the wind blows upon the bed. place
screen near the bed Always keep
some rooms warm while the others
are airing. and give them a thorough
flooding with fresh cir when tho FIRST
rooms are comfortable. Tho house that
Is kept wen ventllatst and at a regular
temperature Throughout the winter viii
be much safer for occupancy by Doth
sick and wen people than the one whore
the housckeeper has the mistaken idea
that she wastra the heat by opening
her windows for at least part OF at
hour in the morning, leaving a little
corner whore health and sweetness eau
steal in unohseryed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

Special Dispatch.
New orleans, La, May MeElroY
q Co say;
Futures-Through the decline ycster-
day considerable LONG interest was u.
quidated. This fact was noticeable i'm
modiately on the opening here SELLER
were not very plentiful and what de-
mand there was suniced 10 chuse an
advance OF to points. Spots 70.
main unchanged. with sales OF 9oc
bales.
New York did not develop ms much
strength ms this market and closed
without any change In price. silver IL
2S led. decline OF i-2d since day be-
fore yesterday. The weekly movement
shows q small falling off from last year,
being 31eA7, against S2,9ig, despite the
talk OF further decline,
There Is little disposition to sell the
market short
The fact that tho senntc has decided
TO begin daily session two hours ear.
lier. 30 ms to devote more time TO the
tarlff bill may be accepted as an In
dication OF it's carly passage, and this
alone appears sufficient to stop the
decentralization with whlon the market
has been threatened II this were sup
plcmented by any bad news about the
crop. the absence OF sellers would very
likely be conspicuous and a sharp re-
covery follow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

She WAS tiny little thing. and she
sat motionless In the wnrm sunahlnc
without 80 much as blinking an eyslid.
She was very pretty. but she didn't
seem 10 know IT,
As she sat ut the open window or tho
great Firth avenuc mansion whore she
lived she wan envled by every little
girl that passed Among the throng
who nockod along the street was a
ragged. iieroe-eyed old hag, who glanced
ruspiclously about her, and before you
could say "tacks" she had snntched up
the pretty little creature from her win
dow-siil scat and gone shunling down a
side street.
That night the Fifth avenue homo
had given place TO a dark room IN tho
Italian quarter on Crosby street. but
the kidnapped beauty Mother cried nor
Eobbed; indeed. she uttered no word OF
discomfort and her cheeks were as
rudy and her smile ar Bt.y ae ever. for
she was only doll, and didn't know
the difference,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

instrumental In causing my name 70
be so otter mentioned for the Office OF
governor. and that embarrassment is
increased BY what seems to be very
general demand that shan allow
the use OF my name"
A News reporter found Hon. John
Fl Cochran yesterday and called his
attention to this extract from Judge
Reagan's letter.
Yes. l read the letter" said Col.
Cochran. II do not consider Judge
Reagan under obligations to me not to
run II he desires to do so. During the
harmony meeting in this city recently
met Judge Reagan at the Oriental
hotel and asked him If he was going
to be candidate for governor. and he
replied that he would not. However.
this was after | had announced, and he
is under no obligations to me not to
run II he desires to do so. II. by his
statement to me, he considers himself
under such obligation. he is absolved
from 1t, for l announced for the office
without once considering whether he
would be a candidate.
Col Cochran win speak at West. Nc
Lehman county, today and at McGre-
gor tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

Special Dispatch
Waco. Tex, May 1S.-Politics We're
lively and numerous. as 1t were. around
the Pacific hotel this morning. In fact,
little else seemed to engage attention.
Hon. Charles A, Culberson busted him
self talking to friends and making new
acauaintances and remarked TO The
Gazette representative that he was
splping down and mailing up his fences
with all the energy he possessed. He
talked with friends all day and this
evening he believes he is nearer those
seventeen votes of AIcLennan than he
was few days ago. Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor Crane held a constant reception
this morning prior to going TO Moody
where he viii speak this afternoon. He
is developing great strength In his cam
paign for the attorney generalship, The
Knowing ones are backing Crane as a
winner and there is evidently good
ground for their opinion. He will
speak here next Tuesday together with
ex-Congressmnn Lanham.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

with the same time year before last
1885, 5ts
The total brought into slight during
the past seven days has been si.6a7.
against s2.s49 last year. and 4s.s7a the
year before. while the aggregate for
the iirst eighteen days OF May are ~,
672. against 7s,iG0. and iii,74s. The to-
tai marketed from September TO date
Is 1i7s,o5S. against 1851, oce. and S7TT.
GOT for last year and the year before re-
spectively. From this time on last year
the amount Of cotton brought into sight
was sls.ses. and year before last s57, Il,
In other words, after this date last
year a1-ioo per cent OF the crop was
marketed and after this date season
before last . $4,000 The movement,
since September shows receipts at al
United States ports Of S.T1s,oi4 against
4,Sie,oSo last year. and o,Sbl,i6s the year
before Overland across the Miealssip.
pi, Ohio and Potomac rivers 20 north
ern mills and Canada. 7is,seT; against
Sss,sIl and i.is5 $50; interior stocks In
excess OF those held at the close OF
the commercial year. sslss, against
10000 and is7,Os7; southern min TAX.
ings, 6iS,iS against ba7.26S and 5sS, sac
foreign exports for the week have been
se.9s9. against 6s,eis last year. making
the total thus far for the season i,S6s..
s55 against S,Ssd2sl last year. or nm in.
crease Of s68s,S; northern min teltingr
for the past seven days show an In
crease OF 1894, as compared with tn.
corresponding period last year. but the
total takings since September I have
decreased 251oas; the total takinEs of
American mills north. south and Can.
ada thus far for the season have been
i,992,aa2. against 0,es5,so5, These In,
ciude i.S5Oe99 by northern spinncrB
against i,s07.a56
II must be remembered that tho
weekly, monthly and season compari.
sons In SECRETARY Hester's reports arc
made up to corresponding date last
year and year before. Comparisons &c
close OF corresponding weeks are mis-.
leading. as totals to close Of this week
last year would take In 26i days Of the
season and TO close this week In 1892
includes 800 days, whereas 10 close this
week this year covers only 26O days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19
DEATH OF AN ENGLlSHMAN.
SAN ANTONIO mas MYSTERY on
IT'S HANDS.


Special Dispatch
San Antonio. Tex. May is.-There n
Il mystery surrounding the death IN
this city last Sunday OF man said 70
be James Parkinson Taylor of Nothing
dale, England and lord high sherifr OF
London. England. Taylor arrived hero
ON the Wednesday previous to hia
death and Registered at the Maverick
hotel MS ]. p, Travis. lie was sick and
was given room. His condition grew
rapidly worse and he died OF paralysIs
OF the brain. He was accompanied by
styllshly dressed young man. whu
claimed 10 be Lieutenant Mortimer
Frye OF the Seventh British Dragons.
II was Frye who announced after Tay-
lor's death that the decensod wns tho
lord high sheriff OF London. but inyes-
tigation shows that the present sheriff
OF London Is named .doorc. A few
hours after Taylors death Frye left tor
Galveston, ostensiby for tho purpose
OF arranging with the British consul
there FOR the shipment OF the remains OF
the distinguished man to England.
Nothing since has been heard from
Frye, with the exception that while en-
route 10 Galveston he had a row with
his Wallet and the latter gave him a
severe thrashing IN tho train. Not
content with this trouncing, Frye nadu
an ofrenaiye remark to u Tcxaa com-
mercial traveller. and the Inter hit
him a powerful blow between the eyea
and beat him aeycrely, oablogram
l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

shipments of Far Cntuc-A Negro
with u six-shooter.

Special Dispatch.
Hillsboro, Tex. May 1s.-Constable
Ballard today arrested willis Hender-
son on a telegram from Meridian. Hen
derson was placed in jail. The officers
were notified, and they are expected to-
night.
Twenty-slN carloads OF fat cattle
passed north this morning. via the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas, from Con
zales to Chicago This is the first ship.
ment from that locality via the Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas. They have
always heretofore gone via the Inter
national and Great Northern.
Judge William Bramlette OF Ellis
county, and candidate for commission
er Of the general land office. is in the
city today. looking after his interests.
He reports his prospects good, and
even very encouraging.
There will be a discussion OF the po-
lltical Issues OF the day at Itasca to-
morrow, Saturday, night, between Prof.
j. G. II. Buck, Peoples party candi-
date for congress- from this district,
and Capt. S. C. Upshaw, Democratic
candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Prof.
Buck had an appointment for TINT
place, and a great number oof people
petltioncd Capt. Upshaw TO answer the
professor, which he accepted. provided
his health win allow. A considerable
crowd will go up to the city from this
place to hear the discussion.
Henry Robinson, oolored. was arrest
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

BY AssocI1led PrcaH
Fort Smith, Ark. May 1s.-Ncws
from South McAlestcr IL that the strik.
crs at Anderson, numbering several
hundred. and composed largely Of llal-
luns, are wen armed and are being
drilled daily In military tactics United
States Marshal McAlligtcr. Of the In
dian Territory, Ia In this city today,
hut declines 10 give out anything for
publication. II IL believed that apple
cation for troops has been made TO the
department. Marshal McAilister ia
accompanied by four prominent eiti-
Gems OF the disturbed section and there
IL much uneaalnoss manifcated.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

Prince bismarck would rather hive
sure cure for rheumatism than all tho
tt,i., Il, Ienron, Now yorl, world
-
me ihul""" "iW"NH sunk before
fight SO do the opera ningera, Yon.
krrs StntoHmnn.
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"N'" Wv NN'"." WV ~ N'"ip'"es
to 70 afott In this world of unqucM
conditions may POSSESS "a graceful car
,,,,,.o avon ,,n,,r,e,
JillHon gays " ~ only nRtnsh thnt
dlstlllrrH should be IN low spiriss when
tho hntto,n drona n,tt az tbe xvhtal, .
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'nsfhPN p"i'hi" ''uiN',
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

The strikes Continue 10 Materially
Anect business.

Auect buHtuchh.
nv Assoclattd Press.
New York, May is,-R. q. Dun &
Co.'s Weekly Review OF Trade tomor-
row will say;
The obstacles TO Improvement DO not
lessen. The strikes of coal miners and
coal workers have not ceased but have
caused the stoppage Of numerous works
and endorsements TO some railroads.
The conference at Cleveland exhibited
much angry feeling and wider differ
ence than had been expected and seems
20 render an agreement more distant
Proceedings In the senate do not In
dicate that the latest form of tarir
revision has made speedy final action
more probable Yet the recuperatiye
force OF the country ~ so great that
observers are constantly amazed at
the volume OF business being trans
noted. the tonnage being transported
the number OF works resuming opera
tions and the general soundness OF
trade Notwithstanding Influences which
In any other land would produce dire
disaster
Wheat has sold at 81 cents for May
and 81 rs for July. though Western
receipts have been only f2l5.54s bush
els for the week ngainst 0,alsole last
year. Exports were but 7oi,727 bush-
els. against 2.O9O.iei bushels last year.
and the fact that gold goes instead OF
wheat at 81 cents or cotton at cents
has mora weight than the rapidly
Frightening prospects Of yield next fall
The soundness Of the commercial world
is shown In the diminished importance
Of failures. the liabilities reported for
the second week Of May amounting
10 only Si.sS7.5ss. OF which si.40o.9s2
were Of trading and s422,Cos Of manu-
featuring concerns. The failures this
week have been 2e0 IN the United
States. against sT last year. and "a In
Canada, against 1i last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

special Dispatch
Waco. Tex, May 1s--James ]. Moore,
chairman of the Third supreme judicial
district, returned from Austin this
morning, having attended the meeting
Of the committee which called the con-
vention to meet at Taylor July g.
ION. yes" said Mr.. Moore in reply to
a question, politics is lively at the
state capital. saw Judge Reagan and
he looks as clipper as a school boy.
OF course he is in the race for guber-
material honors The sentiment at Aus
tin seems to be that the race is between
culberson and Lanham If Reagan does
not defeat both Of them.
II don't think Chief Justice II. c.
Fisher viii have any opposition for re-
election in the Democratic party but
It Is generally understood that the Pop
ulists will have man In the held'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

Special Dispatch.
san Antonio. Tex, May ls.--rhe ar
rest of j. b. Breeding last night as a
fugitive from Justice from Missouri
caused a sensation among his friends,
he being a son Of ]. e. Breeding and
well connected. Several weeks ago
young Breeding left here for Chicago.
ostensibly for the purpose OF attending
course Of dental lectures. but he re-
turned TO this city few days ago.
He is accused OF forging a number Of
wells-Fargo express money orders and
sending them to Boston for collection.
He claims TO know nothing OF the
crime OF which he is charged. The
officers are coming for him with requl-
sition papers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

The rrini Test Pronounced Every
Way Satisfactory.

Special Dispatch.
Denison. Tex. May 1s.-A trial trip
was made Of the Bessonett compresH
Of Waco IN the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas hops In this city this morning
A party OF Sherman capitalists and
y. p. Mcdonald Of Fort Scott, Kan.
were present. a very severe test was
given the machine. and all It's parts,
which have been overhauled here and
stood The test well. Mr.. Bessonctt, the
inventor. and W. \. Patterson. man
agcr Of the compress company, viii
leave for their home in Waco tonight.
The maehine win be shipped 10 Waco
tomorrow. The gentlemen who Wit
sseea the test this morning were Wen
pleased and pronounced the machine
a coming success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-19

Special Dispatch.
Aivarado. Tex. May 1s.-rbIs morn
ing two negroes who give their names
as Brayton and Carter held up and
robbed German by the name OF
Krauass OF watch. chain, razor and
a pair OF pants Kiauass reported the
robbery Immediately 10 city Marshal
Briggance who. with two OF three dep
utles pursued and captured the ne
groes. and had them safely locked up
In less than two hours after the rob
berry occurred. They were given a
hearing before Justice Polndextsr and
both plead guilty TO highway robbery
and had thels bond axed at 400 s2eh.