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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-02

Where is talk in Brazil of submitting
claims Of the rival factions to the
itration of this country. There isn't
8ch in recent diplomatic develop
nts, however. to encourage reliance
en the American sense OF fairness. az
fcated by the acts of the administra.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-02
No Action on Peckha,n

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3O.-The senate
judiciary committee adjourned without
taking any action on the nomination of
Mr.. Peckham to be associate Justice of
the supreme court.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-02
May Live Two DAYS.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 3O.-Dr. j. 81. Murphy
is not expected to live more than day
or two longer. During the morning the
doctor was much lower and almost uu-
conscious. DR.. Wheaton said that he
might live 4S hours at the most. He re-
fuses all nourishment.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-02
LOOTED THE LEGATION.
Burglars Destroy Much Property in the
American Lexation at Rome.

ROME. Jan. 3O.-H was discovered
early in the morning that burglars broke
open the safe of the American legation
during the night, and not finding any
valuables inside it, they wrecked the
room in which the safe was kept, broke
a bust Of Washington which stood in Z
corner of the room, burned all papers
they could lay hands on, and destpoyeds
the valuable library of the legation.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-02
The Csar I. Sick.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 3O.-The czar is
suffering from severe attack Of influ-
enza, bronchitis and Inflammation Of the
lungs. The lower part of the cxar's
right lung is inflamed, and Satup5 Fay hia
| temperature was lO2. ME
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-02
Water Tank burned,

PIPEsToNR, Mimi, Jan. 3O.-The ele-
vated water supply tank of the govern
ment Indian industrial School here
burned. Loss about $500. no insurance.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-02

MoRAvIA, Ia, Jan. 3O.-While exca-
waiting for bridge near here eight men
were crushed under a fall of dirt. Will
Cline may die.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-02
LOCALS OF TRADE.
Others great sale of groceries makes

Champeny Brothers great sale of groceries makes
hundreds of customers
Henry Ward Beecher says: 1T makes no diff
ference what time gets up, if he is only awake
when he is up:
Wholesale grocery firms over the country write
Champeny Brothers: I'VE heard of your great boom
on groceries. Keep the boom up
Champeny Brothers new methods Of selling goods
calling the trade to their store It pays them.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-02

sFhe following from the Minneapolis
Slrnal is little the worst thing yet
Evoked by the Hawaiian affair:
asSsSGrs. Dominis believes that where
re is Lii there's Hawaii.
But after all, it's President Dole's
dwich gets there.
The prospects for the defeat of the
iison bill improve.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-02
CURRENT COMMENT.

The commission of John II. Davis,
the newly appointed register OF the
Huron land Office, has been held up be.
cause ofcharges preferred against him
by. some Democratic enemies. This
looks to an outsider like contemplate
proceeding for when man runs. the
gauntlet of local and state endorsement.
the Interior department, the President
I and the Senate, he eoughtcertainly to be
considered to have met all required
tests.
The New York Sun is carrying its
hostility TO President Cleveland entire
ly too far when it gives currency to the
rnmor that he is losing his mind. Such
brutality will cause reaction in MIR.
Cieveland's favor.
81
u The Howard Press unkindly quotes
u the Argus-Le:lIer OF two years ago
gagainst the Argus-L Leader OF today, in
b its estimate of Robert Buchanan: just
as If another conviction for inconsis-
tency and hypocrisy in the court Of
n public opinion could effect the harden
ed conscience OF the state organ. Its
fayorite political play is to hatter and
@caiole the POpulists before election,
and oppose recognition of them after
ESSward.
@ *s*
Ri How much longer are the faclional
of New York politicians, on
sides of the fence, to be allowed to
'aScast their blighting influence ON the
EEreat concerns OF the nation?
sS MITCHELL REPUBLICAN,: When
Il 1.-The politicians per Sc get dissatisfied
sWith a man, it is indirectly recon-
Mmendation OF him to the mass OF the
|ssNOters who make and unmake polite
n ss#Si&ns
;DS5s Argus Leader: Well, the slate maxi
@ets fill the offices in South Dakota.
our argument would therefore imply
TINT the Republican officials of South
akOta are unsatisfactory or course
ssgsslie people know this, hut it is rather
ssSysl141 coming from so eminent ana unde-
tAting a party authority and one whose
lttical preferment has been brought
NJ 6Out by the same slate makers.
siylNill the Argus-L Leader answer two
sss1ieries honestly? What had the slate
kers to do with the ticket nominated
|HSI Madison two years ago? And how
Is the political pref.rment of this,
eminent and undertaking party auth,
sFity" brought about, anyhow?
Aberdeen News owns up as fol-
SsSws:
Honor bright. now, although you
s@ppose prize fighting as brutal and de-
A Asing, aren't you glad, as long as they
&fd fight, that young America won?
*.*
Noonsocket News: Gen. Ward, who
in Dakota some years ago
|5 q grand Republican and cut big
X Nell with Picker, Pettigrew and the
sL and who afterward turned out to
Ia grand scOundrel. turned up in New
MI 0rk as A. BenJly Worthin2to ton, cap
ring another mans wife and ten
Ousand dollars, has recently turned
woman out penniless. Gen. Ward
$a wv high while here aud was at the
and front Of the Republican party
n n q year or two, and was talked OF for
Nss S. senator.
)SgsEIf SgSSEIf the versatile General had remained
Fl 1.-the DakOtas y little longer he would
I'VE given some of the thrifty Pop
u aers a close run for first place.
WA ~
The following from the Minneapolis
Ss,rnal is little the worst thing yet
sSs sSsa aSunkad hu the Hawaiian affair.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1894-02-02

Senator Stewart has introduced a res
olution, declaring that in the Judgment
of the senate, Secretary Carlisle is not
clothed with the legal authority to issue
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28
MOORE NOT IN 1T.
pan crcsdon Oatciassed the ST. faal heT
IN Evsry Respect.

Dan Crcsdon outciassed the "a. faul heY
IN Evssy Respect.
MrSNrArouts. April 27.-At the Twin CitJ
Athletic club there were plenty Of vacant
sests when the Creedon- Moore fight VAS
called. Cfeedon weighed IN a. 100 pounds
ana looked In good condition. Moore
weighed i57 and locked fat aud tfina
an1iona
From the start the men came together
hard, aud during the twenty i've mlautea
which Moofe was allowed 10 hght tue pace
was continuoua The hght was good one
although 10 vas apparent from the outset
that Cresdon was 500 81 ong for the 81
Paul boy. Moore landed pionty q. good
ones. bus CFssdon was not worried. Moore
urew frst blood in the third round es-
don PLAYED for the stomach
Moore Was tired after the hth round
and at she end OF the sixth his rght eve
vas closed. As the seventh opened 10 was
plain CTeedon vas adding for Knockout
blow. Moore Was very nervous and trisd
TO land his right bat failed. Ia tno eigh'n
Cresdon pushed Moore all over the ring.
iabbing aim 40 will, AMI at the close found
a spot and Moore fell on his side with n
short-afm right IS time saved him.
The ninth Was Aoose's Waterloo. He
came up strong aud rushed Dan. who
promptly felled him again with short
arm right. He wasu aud Dan tried 10
aeaiu. Moore half-dasksd and Dan gave
a short uppe cot With his left on the point
OF the law. Moofe went down on HE side.
ana a. the fatal ten was counted relied over
On his back aud spread out his hands.
defeated.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

There was crowd on Fourth avenue
about little girl and dog There wero
IA couple Of policemen, a half dozen women
and a dozen men. The little girl was lost.
The policemen know it, the women knew
it, the crowd knew it, and the little girl
herself know IL. Now, the problem every
one was trying 70 solve was where the lit
tie girl belonged. That neither the police
men, the women, the crowd nor the little
girl knew
Where do you livef" asked police
man.
The little girl looked mp in frightened
way and shook her head.
Poor little dear Where does your
mother live'" asked one of the women,
thinking to get az thoProblom in a round
about way.
Still the little girl shook her head.
Finally the newsboy Appeared on the
scene He eyed the assemblage contemptu-
ously
Here " he said 20 the dog go home,
sir - on started the dog. tho little girl
hanging ON to his shaggy coat and the
crowd following behind, down Fourth
avenue a few blocks, around the corner
straight into the arms OF an anxious wom-
an, who looked half frightened To death,
and who took the little girl in her arms
and Rugged and kissed her. The dog went
quietly into the house, the ncwsboy disap-
peared, the policemen and the crowd went
away and il was all over.-Joe Howard in
New York Recorder
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

Among the folding fans, or ogi, the hi
wood fans aro the most beautiful They
arr painted with flowers and tied with
white SILK. Anciently they were hung with
artificial flowers made IL silk These were
the court fans, and different flowers were
Appropriated by different great families 50
that a fam answered the purpose of arno-
rial bearings. sometimes these beautiful
court fans were made OF ivory and partly
lacquepad. thus becoming fine works Of
Hrt. Folding fans also served the purpose
Of ensigus i'm war, and an enormous fan,
mita oei. giant fan. was carried ia process
sions i'm honor of the sun goddess.
Children and dolls have fans Of their
own as exquisite as they are tiny. Dancers
and iugglers carry peculiar fans. There Is
q tea fan. rikin. usod az the ancient tea
ceremony, "a solemn feast among tho Jap
anese. This is not for the undi pnifcd pur-
pose Of tanning, but for handing little
cakes The ogi fan is vulparizcd nowadays
by being covered with European advertise
mcnts. and TN newspapers found their
way into Japan il was the only gazette IL
was also used as "a medium Tor caricatures,
chiefly of western manners. London $3.50
tatOr
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28
FIN. FEATHER AND FUR.

The only use OF a birds tail Is to serve a
a rudder during flight
The squirrel monkey has larger brain
proportionatcly than amy other animal, not
excepting man.
The barking habit Of the coyote Is very
doglike. and his old name Of barking wolf
Is very appropriate.
AN true fishes have kidneys when In the
larval state but these either become afro.
phied or are absorbed before the fish Is full
grown.
Specimens OF Jewish have been captured
which weighed over go pounds IL Is said
that even the largest iewdshes are good eat
ing. the Cubans considering them great
delicacy.
As 20 the speed with which the migration
flights Of birds are accomplished, Canon
Tristram, In the British association, quoted
Herr Gatke a. maintaining that godwits
and piovers can fly at the rate Of gao miles
an hour.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

A esEssMENT NOTlCE-THF LfO hlNISn
n A Milling COMPANY - Montana Wora'
located thres and one-haf miles from J. utto
rilvsF Boz county. Montana
nofice l. hereby given hat a. a nesting o..
Trustees u sAid company bold on the III dag 81
rprtL leaA an astssaueut - \ cent 80
share levied upon the capital stock a al
COMPANY. payable on ne ldtl Iay 81 MAJ, lslt
to John a heyer, secretarI - sid COMPANY a.
tho ofhos Of The i 90 Mining a N ling o % pan
- MDntanA. room No. 40 tommercia I'D
ing. ~ Iouis. No.
Any stock upoa which said asaesfnlsut sha
remain unpaid on the I1d day - NAY ~
shall b. do med delinquent ana Nlll D. duly 49,
vertissd Tor ale 81 pablo sucfion. AMI uulos
rarrnsut bs male efura wall b. s1. 70 ul 10 lltl
day n June lsgt 10 pay che delinque1 sssssa
meat torsfhar vi h tie cosis 20 adFerf ing an
sHI,anse. n salo jon a. Mlfff
focrefa.y Of said cauuanF.
j oom No 40 omn4srclal bulldog 90. Louis
No. oiies Of said compsng.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28
SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

A steel bar magnetized while cold loses
It's magnetism upon being heated. One
magnetized hot loses IL on cooling.
The new Gilbert theory holds that the
material which now constitutes the moon
once surrounded Che earth a. band, like
the rings of saturn.
According to Professor Oliver Lodge, one
Of the greatest living authorities in physics,
at the temperature Of absolute zero the
molecules Of perfect gas would be lying
all about the floor ia an inert and station
airy condition and could be swept up.
Both the incident and the reflected rays
OF the sun are practically parallel We see
the reflected image by those rays only which
enter our eye The other direct rays reflect
cd from the waters surface do not enter
the eye. aud hence the surface outside the
reflected image Of the sun appears relative
lv dark.
IN A. -. g6s a town law was promul-
gated 40 Strasburg requiring the oarpen-
tiers 20 do a prescribed amount Of work
every Monday for the bishop. No compen-
sation was given for tho work
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28
SHERIFF's sAlE-MIrnAEL $. noLLEs

SHERIFF's E-MI- HAZEL 3. ROLLEs.
- trustee. plaintiff. Vs. Henry Miller Mefa n IL
Ter Louis &. ,. Lott, a. assignee Of Franklin h.
Wallace. ouis &. +. Lott. - Assignee Of Albert
lhornbursh. and the Montana National
bank defendants.
nder aud by virtue Of an order OF sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued out % tho
district court Of tbs first Judicial district ~ tbs
state Of Montana IN and for the county Of Lewis
aud tlarke on the Atth daY Of April. ID 1851,
IN the above entitled action. Wherein Michael =.
tanned judgment AM decree Of foroclorura
and sale against Henry miller, Meta - ille4,
N siisee Ionis q. - Iet9 a. $3.50, ~,
% Albert N 1hornburgh. and The Non.
tsnA hAtional bank. defendsnts on the 2tth
Of 81 203 s3 basidse interest. oosts ami auornsJs
fees. which said decree Wa. on the 2ith Lay Of
AuriL A. ID. ia9i, recorded ia Judgment book
msnded to sell all that certsia LOT piece Of
parcel VI land. situate. lying aud baing Ia the
rlake addition 20 the city o. Helena, %
the county % Lewis and clarke state OF
Montana and bounded aud doscribed AZ follo-s
to vii.
said Blake edition 20 the city Of Helena count,
% Lewis and lArke. state ~ Montana said lol
having frontage an fifth avenuo Of nifty l5O
cordins 10 tho ofiiciAl amended plat Of tho sid
named addition nov on hle IN the Office Of ID,
county clerk and recorder Of The sAid county OF
Lewis and tlsfke.
ogether wish al ami singular tho tenoments
heredtamouts and appurtanaucea tlereuntu be-
longing or n nnyWiee aDTertainiuR
Public notice is hsrebT gwen. that on Fri
day. tho lsth day % haY s.. D.. 1884 Al 4.
o'clock 81 that dlg. A. the front door Of M
court house. Helena leWir and lnrke comfy
Montana will In obs,iience 10 said order Of al,
and decree Of foreclosure and eale sell tho above
deaorihcd property, Or 90 much thereof ~ ma,
he necessery "a safety said Judgment with Ia,
for each In hand.
Given under ny hand. this 2ith dag Of April
=. h. 1874
CHARLES d. CURTIs Sheriff
EyFHED l. Hoss. Under sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

The file Is mentioned 500 the book Of
Samuel Speaking ~ tho subject Israel
ties the writer says Yc, had they a nlc
for the mattOcks. and Tor the coltrrs. and
for the forks. and FOR the axes and % sharp
en- DE goads
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

aed the men. aud during the DAY be paid
ont about $4,000 20 the employees tne
onlv msn Who will not receive their pay Tor
March A a those located on the line OF the
road which oanuot be reached by any oihef
road than the Great Northern. sucn roints
a. Great Falls, Hav e. Glasgow aud along
aha aWtanaion.
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THE MARKETS


NV YORK.. April q BAR silver, 6sh.
Copper Quiet; lake. Ss 50.
Lead-Firm; domestic tSt0 BID.
speculative interest in the stock exchange to-
day was largely oentsred In sugar with granger
stooss and chicago GAs khAres to q Lesser dsgres
in this activity Of the market. Outside Of these
shares. with perhaps the single exception OF
Distilling which made good show in the trade.
trading was exceptionally dull.
Government bonds Firm.
lstroleum-S Steady; Aprii oioeed Al 95c bid
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28
4 Bonb-1hrowsr on Trial

PANS, Aprl H.-The trial Of Emile
Henri. anarchist, Who. F-b. H. threw a
bomb into the cafe beneath the Terminus,
began to-day. he oonrt room was
crowded. Great TreoautouA have been
taken b. the police 20 p event any bomb
outrage.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

Commencing April "a the Union Pacific
will run train from Garrison. making d.
rect connection for all points east and west.
Passengers leaving Helena al 9:25 q. m.
make direct connections Oh ouRh. This
train also connects for Anaconda.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28
THE CLEARING HOUSE.

Business Done at Financial Centers tho
Past Week.
NV YoRK. April 1.-THE clearings Of the
banks Of the principal cities for the week
az compared with the corresponding week
Of last wear, we're as follows
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28
20 heRnn to Improve.

We began 20 relish our food and II didnt dis
trrss us a- before. That tired WORKOUT feeling
left us er.duauy. and after taking hve bottles,
ur called ourselves well; and give Hoods Sar-
saflIINa fhe credit % deserves. Whenever
take 4 severe cold always take three 81 Hood
lIIIs 40 night aud in tie morning md my cold
broken. n0od's Sarsaparllln and Hoods Pills
are complete medicine chest IN themselves,
ald / heartily recommend them o. everyone
lEwIN q. CHASE. Hothell. Washington.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

NOTICE OF SEALSD PROPOSALS AND
- bids Tor the constructions - the psniten-
tary II Billings, Montana
Notice y hereby given that tho board Of prison
cotnfnissiensrs % Montana all until Ny M
1894 feoslV sealed proposals And bids 10 cen
struot and erect the eastern state prison a. Biz
linGA Montana upon the land and A. the site
selected bJ said board. In accordance vita ths
plans and apscihratiuns Whioa have been here
t0fere adoptsi b. sA.d beard % stats prtson
con missiVuers which plans and specihcatians
vi. D. on hls a. this otios on an1 after April
"a i1A4
be party 10 whom the contract shall be
aNAFdea Will - required to sxarufs good aad
suihoisnt bsud in double the smount - their
bio 70 parforfn such coutraot Tor the construct
ina ana erecting Of "a eastern pris0n.
10. uoard 81 prison cpmmisainnsT reserve
The fight 10 reieot any aud eli bids tcinH To-
high m pries. aud adFaftise anew.
hids rsceiFsd after Nay a.. 1924. will not 10
conaidersl.
All proposals. must b. addrsssed "BoArl Of
frison tomnissiunsrs. lleleua holtana. and
inetLl seaisi Troposais and ida b. giving
the name ~ TIE bidderI.
J. .. RICHARDS,
Cove nor and lrasidaut - the Board Of STATE
Prison ON ~ isaionsrs.
hslsn-. Aont. April :. 1874
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28
Hoods siS5:,1ii1i' Cures

Just as good. ] bought bottle and carried u
home and wife and I toos q faithfully. That
bottle was finished and We could see no Improve
IHeut A second aud then third bottle follow
cd. when iny wife declared she w0uM take ~ no
longer. ls she believed she felt worse than she
Gid before taking lt We PIT me third bottle
away lau fgil. aud vent 20 the drugstore and
got a bottle % Hoods sarazpzrilla, and a boz OF
INUuI'a II.IH Ia less than "A week
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

Directors.
T. &. Power. A J. EeligmAn.
A. G. Johnson. Richard Loctey,
James Sullivan.
Interest allowed on time deposits. Exchange
issued On principal cities 81 the nited states
Canada and hurope Transfer OF money mIdo
By telegraph. Collections promptly attended
to City, sounty and state securities bought aud
sold.