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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-10
THANKING THE SOLDIERS.
DriE. Gen Merritt Refers ESPECIALLY q
CspL lockwood In an Order.

Brig. Gen Merritt Refers ESPECIALLY Go
CapL lockwood In an order.
Assistant Adjt. .-6sn. NJ. v. Sheridan, Of
the department, Of DAkota. acting under In
struetions from big. -Gsn. Merritt has
isausd from 81. Paul the following general
order commanding the troops sOn, oa, on
tho line OF the Northern Pacific Daring ths
reosnt striker
III 10 with genuine satisfaction that the
general commanding the department. com
mendn la decided terms the conduct of tbs
troops OF this command during the recent
| outbreaks OF lawleaa persons on tho ling OF
| the Northern Pacific railway. llefsTenoe Ia
especially had 10 the prompt movement OF
troops from their stations. 10y marching. 20
protocol the more important deetructiblo
structures aud tunnels on the Northern
Paclno road. and 20 the excellent conduct
OF tbs train Rua'ds and troops stationed AZ
dlviaion terminals and important points on
the railroad.
''In mnklng disposition 20 protsct prop
erty under charge Of the general govern
msnt, 10 became necessary 10 march To-
faniry organizations along the line Of the
disabled Tailioad for considerable distances
from Helena. Fon Custer Fort KeoRh aud
Fort hisaoulh. Ths orders 10 this ensot
we're promptly and intelligently obsyed. and
thu Contemplated dispositions were made In
such manner as practically 30 prevent any
destruction Of property. The marches OF
ths cavalry squsdion under Capt. Hickey,
from For. YaIss TO NAndAn, and OF the
squadron under Mai. Whit, from Fort Bu-
70 4 10 Glen live and tho marches OF ihrso
troops of cavalry under CApta Davis and
Read, from Fort Custer 20 the Big Horn
tuansl and bridge, and 10 Billings Mont.
were all begun and com ploled with q
pom tusss and celebrity which indicate a
splendid stnts OF discipline q, tho different
losss. The rapid movement Of Troop l.,
Sixth cavaiIy tAnderson'a), under tho Inn
mediate command OF Lieut.. Nance. from
Fora Yellowstone TO the Boz ,msn tunnel. as
also tho marches Of Troop l.. Eighth cav
nlrS. under Lieut.. Marshall, 10 kossbud,
Mont. and Troop A, Tsuth oavsl'y, undss
Lieut.. Livermore, Eighth oAvslty, 10 tho
Powder rive. from For. keogh. are ss-
pscially worthy Of msntlon.
Tho thanks OF the department COM
mander are especially due to Capta Hobars
and Lockwood, OF tho bird and Twenty
second infantrY. respectively. who COM
manded the train guards on the hgst
through train. and carried IL on It's way
ondsr the most exaspefasinR dsmonstra-
tious at various points, In such manner az
10 reflect otedit on the army.
"Throushout this service both officers
and men have shown themselves to be
brave and sslf-rsliant. Thsy hAvs tr.
hibited zeal In obsyinQ orders coupled
with cooinsH and Judgment under great
pfovooation and abundant Irritation. lhis
conduct. oharaoierizing the army through
ont the conntry where engaged In suppresa.
ing violencs. has gained for ita discipline
and management the highest praise OF oil
we'll disposed psopie and the we'll founded
respect OF the lavless"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-10
ARMED WITH BUGGY sPOKES.
The Dep utles at Omaha Not Allowed Il
Garry Firearms.

The Dep utles at Omaha Not Allowed 10
Garry FIresrma
OMAHA, Aug 1.-Two hundted deputy
shsrifs ware added 10 the number of
guards at the packing houses at six o'clock.
They were armed with buggy spokss no
firearms being allowed. Ihs strikers re-
fused 10 withdraw their picket line at tho
spproach of tho offioers. and while avoiding
a collision, pay little attention 20 the depu-
ties. While the situation 10 quite ST. aimed.
u appears on tho surface 10 be more quiet
than last Night. Quite crowd OF new men
arriv cd on the Burlington this evening and
u squsd or epscial polioe we're sent from
Cudshy's TO escort thsm to the houss. The
crowd went out to meet the new men, bus
the officers would not let the strikers near
enough TO them. and hey ond some m uttered
thrents. nothing was said.
number Of msn did not show mp for
work this morning ana the forces al the
packing houses were considerably less than
almost any day since the strike was In
Ia unanimous In tho dstsrm ination TO shut
down cntitsly for an Indefinite period.
The packers complain that they cannot
get warrant served on any man after
complaints have been made.
Tonight 40 workmsn was passing q ON
the packing house, Two OF three men took
after him. He started 10 ran and In few
sseonde 1000 men were after him. shouting
'6csb," and other vie epithets. First ono
striker would strike the man and then an
other. Tho man was Knocked down and
kicked. lie made no enot 20 defend hlm-
self ercept 10 get away. After he was
beaten and chased for two blocks the rO-
lics finally got between the mob nnd the
man aud stopped the assAu,t Ths polioe
then escorted the msn homs. Later he
said ho would 60 back TO work in the morn
ing aud IL meant death 10 the man who at
enpted TO assault him while attending to
his own business
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PERSONAL


III. De Hart Of Livingston, is In tho
city.
Fred Gamar vent to Bate Yesterday 10
attend the Montana conference Of tho M.
n. church.
DR.. A. d. Raleigh, editor OF tho Montana
Christian Advocate, has gone 30 Butte 10
attend the MethodiN Episcopal confer
enes.
Mlss Ella MaeHals. utsnoRrapher 10 tho
attorney general, leaves to-daT Tor vislt
Of several Veeka to her Old homs 10 Wis
cousin.
T. ]. Lynde. who Ia on The republican
ticket NJ candidate for representative OF
Galletin county, came over from boEomAn
Ieuterdav.
Rev. WIN. Hall. pastor o, the Oak 81 oct
Al. n. church At ths Northern paoihc do
poi, 10 attending the Methodist Episcopal
con fereuos,
Mas Mabel Lowfey, from Roohsato' /,
MINI, n schOolmAte ~ Miss Pearl payen-
port. ~ visiting the cltJ. the guest of Misc
Davenport.
BsnAtOt Chas. W. Hoffman. tho we'll.
known tuflman OF RozSman, oams over
yeslorday from Butte whore he has bis sta.
bles At present.
State Land Agent Hiok man returned
from Butte yesterday with his youngest
daughter who had been visiting friends al
Virginia City for n couple Of mouthA
Mrs. q. J. Holm0s. who with Mr.. Holmes
we'll known business man Of Great Falls
hau been whiting Helena friends, left yes.
.ordaJ for northern Iowa 10 visit, relatives
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THE TRIAL OF BLACK.
Prisoner and jury Visit the scene OF the
Cunningham Murder
gt,aoial IN Thu Indonandant

Prisoner and jury Visit the scene OF the
Cunningham Murder
Special to Tho Independents
KsLrsPrIL, Aug. 9.-At seven this morn
ina q special tain left here for visit TO
the scene Of the Cunningham murder. On
board were tho jury, court officials and @.
J. Black. Who 10 on trial charged with the
murder. The jury vent over tho road. 10
and from Colnmbia Falls to the spot where
the body was found, which Black IL al
legged 10 hnvo Travelled. The prisoner se-
eompanisi them on ,hs "trip. and whsn the
spot vss rssched vhers the body was
found. Back displayed the only nervous
ness he hns shown since arrested, and he
endsavofsd bard 70 conceal his feelings.
I he most important testimony this after
noon was that of Chaa Miller. He swors
that about ssven, or iittle after. some men
passed bis cabin In Columbia Falls. They
wore carrying Runs. and when be asked
what was The matter Black said; ''Coms
on. woman has BEEN murdered up In the
woods" Miller joined the crowd, walking
with Black. The vsnt up the road and
when they came near 70 the seot where ;he
crime waa committed. Black turned OF and
led Miller directly TO where the body was
lying.
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KILLED THE FAMILY.
The Awful Crime OF q Bsxgsrsmsa IN
IaWu

The Awful Crime OF Bsxgsrsmsa IN
lows.
OTTuMwA, Ia. Aug. 9.-w. 8. Jsnkina
baaRapeman for the Burlington at the de-
pot at Athison. shot his sweetheart Julie
Murphy. her sister Josie. their mother and
himself Jenkins and Joss arc dead, while
mother and younger sister are fatally in-
iured. Jenkins had been devoted TO Julia
for 1--WE yeas and she had received his al.
tsntionf. Mira jenkins kept boarding
house and Jenkins boarded there. Becom-
ing more and more ensmofed each day
with Miss hurphJ, he became more bold
In speaking out against The attentions OF
other men. After quarrel over the mat
ter. Mrs. Murphy requested him to dad
anothsr boarding house. This he did. and
did not seem TO feel at all hurt. but kept
calling at Murphy's. No one knows why
he became particularly excited and iea.ous
10. day. bot he went over 70 the house In
bad mood. he had some words with Julia
about the sttsntions of q man. he thou
drew q pistol and shot her. Turning to tho
mother. who had rushed into the foom, no
shot her twice. after which b. stepped into
the ball. where q slater stood, anu shot her,
killing her Instantly. He then blew oat
HE own brains. jenkins has always borne
and excellent reputation and the general
belief 10 that he was insane.
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NO DOUBLE ASSESSMENT.
Tho state Board Of Equalization Make
knie for Side Tracks

The state Board Of Equalization Make .
knic for Side Tracks
The county commissioners OF Silver Bow
county. sitting as q board Of equalization
have the year assessed tho side tracks and
switches of tho various roads entering
Butte. This practically gives ,hoss roads
a double assessment This 10 not the In.
tsntion OF the state board of equalization,
Az the rule governing thsir sotion relating
TO ths assessment Of railroads 10 not alto
gethef clear on this point, the board yea
,erdsy adoptsd the following amendment
10 the rule:
"Ail sldstracks and spurs shall bs as
ssssei as q part Of and valued With the
main line. In assessing sidetraoks and
sidiuqs. whether between stations at sta.
tions or terminals, tho board will include
Ia such assessment. when of the right Of
way. the ground beneath tns IoAdbsd Of
sufficient width upon which the rosdbed 10
erected. the roadbed and rails"
The state board Of equalization yesterday
made an order changing The mileage OF the
Great Northern In Choteau and Valley conn
ties. Heretofore thsrs has bean q question &C
10 Just whsre the i05,h meridian crossed tie
Great Northern. A reosnt survey has 90.
tAblished the crossing point few miles
from where II had been considered. thereby
giving Choiesu I'VE miles of road that had
formerly bsea spporsioned 10 VALLEY county.
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THEY MEANT TO MEET.
Ana When the Police Iaterfered TroubI
Followed.

And When the Police Iaterfered Trouble
Followed.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 9.-In q riot tonight
nt the intersection Of Forest Home and
Eighth avenues and Mitchell street, the po-
lice attempting 10 prevent q msss mesting
called to protest against tho action OF the
health authorities, about thitty men werV
injured and seventeen arrests were made.
Thoao Injured most seriously AZ far Hs
known are:
Roundsman Albert NeibOrt, atruck 10 ths
head with biick; Patrolman H. q. Andsf
son, struck over the lefl eye with n ston Q,
Pat, Gilman Herman Jones. struck in tho
mouth and head with a stone; Patrolm an
Merritt Greon, struck Ia the back with a
stons bruised. A number of other offiesin
were hart who have not reported their In
juriss.
Probably 1000 residents. principally OF
the Eleventh ward, attempted 10 hold aR-
other mass meeting In violation OF The
proola alton Issued yettsEdAy by Mayor
Koch, In which he forbade holding public
gatho Tinea on the south side. 1ho pesple
hal been made defiant by lneendiary
apoeohsu st tbs masa meeting on Wednesday
night and when n am III squad Of police that
had been asnt eariy in the evening tFied 10
diaporssd the crowds tha, osllsotsd on the
Sidewalk, they TeAlotsd. Later squads Of
from thiriY 10 forty people CAME from all
diteetlons and gathered ON tho triangle,
The ANAL squad vaa poNs,lsss. and rein
forcementa were sent for.
When about 100 Iollcomen In charge
OF Chief OF Police Jansen had a.
rived the mob wore charged. Un-
der command of Chiot JansSn the polio,
drew their clubs aud drove ths mob In all
eotions. 1hoss Ia tue crowd had no 10
tsat.on OF leaving Tho acsns OF the disturo'
hnooa. After marching up aide atTeeta fol
half ouS they ,etu ned armed will
s,onosiand threw them Ut thS officers. III,
| mob finally Il npa aed
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REPUBLIC RECOGNIZED.
Uncle Sam sends Best Wishes to That OF
Hawaii.


NEW YoRK. Auz. "a dispatch fom
Washington says; The republic OF Hawaii
has been formally recognized By the United
States through the secretary OF state. Tho
republican government. u will be rsmsm-
bersd. was set up July 3. The following
II was Ia his power. TO tho new republis.
Mr.. willi' action has been discussed. but
no decision was reached until yesterday.
when Gresham, under direction OF the
president, sent a formal note to the minis
ter. approving his course. IL is understood
ths president extended to tho neu republic
the hearty good wishes OF the DATED
States.
Secretary Gresham informed Senator
Gray, OF tho foreign relations com niittse.
and Chairma MoCrsary, of the house COM
mittee on foreign Telntious, that tho prssi-
dent had fo,maily ,ecoanizsd the Hawsiiss
fepublic. No official announcement was
given out for publication, and 70, this rsa-
son neither Senhter Gray nor MoCfsaty
would disouss the subject.
wAsuNoros, Aug. "A letter Of CON-
graduation aud qfestinR from President
Cleveland, In the name OF the United States
Ia on the way TO President Dole In Hawaii.
The recognition OF the new rspublio was
finally decided upoa tins vOek, and ths
message WAS framed and mailed yesterday.
A fow days ago letter was received from
President Dole, conveying the announce
ment OF tho proclamation OF the republic
and the inauguration OF the new govern
ment This letter was laid before tue cab
met and has been under consideration,
while the house committee on foreign sf-
fair was debating whether 10 should report
the resolution for recognition.
Frank L. HaatihgL who. Ia the abseuos
Of Minister Thurston. IL charge dc sfaires
At the Hawaiian legation hefe. has been
formally recognized as the representative
Of the new government Chairman Nc
Crea'y, Of the house committee on foreign
affairs, says II 10 not customary TO give pub.
Lefty to diplomatic correspondence until -
has reached It's destination, Consequently
the lettsr TO President Dols will not bs
made public until sufficient time has
passed for its reception. The fact that tue
fzisienoe Of the oorrsspon 1enoo haa be.
come known may induoS tho president TO
make 10 ubllc.
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The Coal Miners Al Belt Demand an
Increase Of Ten Cents
a Car
Continuation OF tho Trial OF Black
for tho Cunningham
Murder.
Montana Msihodlst Conference at Baits-
Tire In MIssoula-Kliisd Himself
Beoauso His wife Died.
Special to Tho Independent

Special 10 Tho independent
GKRIr fALLA Aug. 9.-The miners en-
p!oysd by the Cssinsr Coal and Coke COM
pauy al Belt won't out on a stditO Tuesday.
About throe hundred men arc iavolvsd.
The minos wore started up few weeks ago.
aud have recently been producing 800 ;ons
OF coal daily. The men have been Tsesiv-
lag 90 cents a car, and thoiT claim 10 that
tho company has pat on nav cars three
aud a half inches longer than the old onss,
and they demand an advance Of 10 cents q
car, he company, 10 which Marcus DAILY
ia the lafRSst owner, and of which James
Shislds. Mr.. DAlY's hrothsr.in law. is man
ARsr, refuses 10 acosde to the miners de-
.nsnds. Contracts have been let for th'
construction Of large coke plant. and II Il
hoped that ths difficulty will be adjusted %
tina, work on this important enterprise maj
lie contiuuod
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BoUTELLE SAT UPON.
The GentlOman From Malno Was Little
Too Rabid Yesterday.

Ahe heuuomhn from mhlno WAS lfNtlo q
Too Habid Yesterday.
WAsHlsoToS, Aug. 9.-In tho house TO-
day Boutolle. speaking 10 n question OF
personal privilege, denied the Published
i'm .utation tha, he hnd introduced for
political purposes the resolution on the
new Hawaiian republic. Referring 10 tbs
presidents recognition OF ,ho republic. he
bsaon describing how Air. Gresham had
"sneaksd up to th, capitol y,atoriay 90 In
foru Chairman McCfosrY OF tho admins
tratioR's Iufyoso." when ho Wss called
TO order By Outhw4ito and warnei
by the speaker. Boutolle denounced the
conduct OF the administration IN the Ha-
vailAn affairs as "psAnut politics." lie
Aeked the house TO repudiate tho whole
turbulent aud malodorous ndAir and OK.
ptesa TO the new republic our cordial con
4 uiulAtiana.
The speaker decided that Boutslls had
gone outside OF the question OF personal
privilege, and M he would not dosiet. or
de I'D him 10 takp Ifs seat. hcCraary pro-
Ieitsd that BoHtolle. by hts nArAet aud
wordp. had charged improper motivsa Ia
the committee. Bouiellv interjectsdi ~
withdraw the mAnnoL The gentleman
from kentucky has enough for both OF
ns." MoCrsuFY tha eupon resumed his
aoaL
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Esr MsrIoan Y.t.r.n.

wAsuIsoroN Aug. 9.-rhs house bill
modifying the bill partly repeating tho ro.
vsed statutes requiring proof OF subso-
quent loyalty before pensions or bounty
lands are granted 10 Mexican war veterans
was discussed ia tho senate this mornin
Hill asked N the bill was 10 remove the l,st
vsstige OF disability agaiust these veterans.
and was answered in the Affirmative b.
George. Plau opposed the bill on the
ground that there were thousands OF the 70
old claims nni suggested aa the democrats
complained Of the pssssni pension llsL tbfa
would be good time 10 call halt. 1hs
matter vent over without action.
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wAguiSGroS, Aur. o. 0-Chuirman Riley
called together the house committee ON
Pacific rail oAds to day tor discussion OF
,ha committso's work. u was decided not
10 hold anolhs, meeting until the next ara
zion, when the Riley bill will be oonsi isrod
IN tho house. Tho bllia intto iucod al tho
equest of Nav York etpokholdeH OF tho
RRnaaa raeiho Con 'olidAted. which author
lsi aults against pelaana ehAfgpd with d..
ysrtiug trust fnnda Will DO reported 10 the
ladici,i questions Bnla TO eimlla, put.
uoses we're osnt W thl committee oarly In
the Biasion.
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No nors u.n for rrnnn..

OMAHA. Aug. 9-Ths Union Pacific IN ain
line between Omaha and Ogden will be
free OF protection of troops by the end OF
the week Gen. Brooke has summoned
back So their posts the last Of tho soldiers
remaining along the overland read. Ad-
vices received Io-day in the department. OF
the Platte indicate that all the vicious
among the strikers In Montana have de-
parted and that all the tfoops in that viein-
ity can return.
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Caught In tho Rope.

Special to tho Independent
GREAT kAIIs, Aug. st. II. Fsdsrhen
came In ovof tho Great Falls a Canada
road lsas night with @. A. Millei, who was
badly mutllAtSd and bruised, having been
diugRsd several hundred yards over the
prsiris by frightened horse. Ho became
sntanslsd In picket rope wbllo about TO
move the animal 20 better feeding RroundG
eome COWBOYS happensd along and savsd
bis life. Physicians think be will live.
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Wyoming Pspuiists.

CAsPER. wyo.. Aug oh. ID. Merritt OF
Rswlios. and Prof. Elliott. of this city.
we're elected chairman aud secretary OF the
populist convention here to-day. The fol-
lowing ticket wac pat In nominatian; Sec
retAsy Of stats. Elliott; auditor, Pesroe;
treasurer. Williams; superintendent of
public instruction. Rollon; supreme judge
OConnor. The platform declares in favor
OF silver, aud donounoss federal intsrfsr-
ence in A. H. u. Affairs.
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ON o,hsr Rac. Tracks

sARArooA. n. Y. Aug. 9.-siI furionas-
Old Dominion. Chattanooga. Dauntless.
l:l5; mile and one. .sirteenth-Morry Mon
arch. Cleaning. Lisls G.. i'i8; six furiones
Prince Of Monaco. Hsndspun. Bnoso,
ll5j<; five and one-half furlonas-Clif-
ford. DIR. Hssbrouek. Correction. lO5ll;
five furlones-M Momento. Lsrosa. Tormsu-
tor. l;02; mile and e-quartsr-Col. Clay.
Bsrrsnio, Jsponica. 22i.
JERoMK PARK. Aug. a-Mile-Dailr Amsf-
ics, btons Nellie, Annie Bishop. l;t5: hvs ur-
long hagnssism Colt, BONN Side. Hsrki-
msr. los; mile aud ons-six,senth-Jodsu.
Little mat Gallopiua King, 1896 slx fur
loDps-Coekade. Msuopolis. kiug Gold.
lI71l; six furlones-Mekos. Monosony.
saliis Byrass Colt. iil7SSi six furiongs-
F.ifi. Miemsc Qaeon, hs,oiy. l:isA.
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Fire al Missoula.

Special to Tho Independent
MIssoULA. Aug. s.-A two o'clock this
morning three email houses near Fort Mis-
soula were discovered to be on hre. Only q
few persons we're aroused by the alarm.
aud as the facilities for qusnchIng ths
namss were mssRrs. the destruction was
complete. Ths circumstances leave no
question but that the origin was inoen diary.
and ChNa NowRats 10 in jail held undOr
$1,000 bonds, charged with the orlme OF
aroon. The loss Is g.. 800 on tho property.
which wRs owned by Mrs. May GIeim, in
sursd for $500.
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cmoAoo Avg, 0--Tho funeral services
over tho body OF MrS John ", Dunne. or
~ she was known TO tho publie At large.
lAlh Rosa we're held at tho Church OF the
Aseeuelon this Afto noon. The church was
crowded aud aftsr tho ceremony large
numboi OF carriages followed this heatae TO
liosehill cemetery, whore the Esmaias we're
placed Ia n vault
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Tired OF Living


Special TO The Inlspendent
KALIsPELI4 Aug. Q. - Frod whlterS a
German ranoher living on the east side Of
the river. committed suicide last night by
taking poison. He went abOu, IL worry de-
liberAtsly. When found hs had on his
bss, suit and was lying on his back with
bis srms folded across his breast. He has
bo'n quite discouraged ever since his wife
died las, yssL Until rsosn,ly ho owned a
farm. Dependency 10 given Ss ths cause .
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Ths FACTION. Ia Nav Yorh,

NEw YoRK, Aug. 9-ThO republican fac
iion In this Ol,y known as the Is ooknSld-
Bias faction, OF committee OF thlrtr, was
declared by The state committee 70 be she
regular republican organization.
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TERRE HLurR. Iud., Aug. 9.-G0orgs
Washington Fatis was nominated for con
grsss to-day in the Sixth Indiana dis,rici
BY tbs republican convention, defeating
COL Thomas Nelson, ex-minisssT W Chill
and Mexico.
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The nIoyols I,aos TO chicago.

JACKSONVILLE ILL.,. Auq. 9.-rhs wash
ington- Denver biogelo relay passed tbfoaah
this city this morning At 9.s7. twenty hours
aud twenty minutes ahead OF schedule time.
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TEN PASSENGERS KILLED.
And An 1ralnmon bat QUO by an Ao

And All 1ralnmon hat oos by an Acct
don't Ncsr Lihooiu, Scb., fh,s a. M.
OmmA, Aus. l0.-lho Oklahoma and
Texas Rock Island oApr1aa tain, eAst-
boun1. due In Omaha this morning,
jumped an owe. hoad bridge over the unlou
Pacific n few milso aoulh of Lineolu this
(E, iday) morning. leu passengers we're
killed aud al the trainmen but tue onKi-
neoF. The cara are burning,
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Runnine. seven -sighths of mile, selling.
purSs t3O0--Llttls Tough, 500. tCisary) 7
10 |. won; Promise. 500, tCombsl o 70 2
second; Aute1si, $500. tioDonaId) Is to /.
third. Expense, Louuio B., ToHdo, hn-
ished in tbs order named. Time, li29.
Huunina. bvo and half furlongs Iurss
s3OO-Bill Howard, III (Hsnnosayl. IL TO o,
won; Gold Bog. III tsmitb). IL 10 Q. sec
ond; Gilroy. 100 tWilliamsl, 20 10 l, third,
French Lady fourth. Time. i;0sls.