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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13
WOLF CREEK SCHOOL.
The Work OF r. n. Murray Highly APP
preclate1 by the People.

The Work OF r. n. Murray Highly APP
preelate1 by the People.
On Friday. March 8. a very pleasant en-
teri irmsnt took place al Wolf Creek pub
lie school. when the closing exercises Of the
term we're held. Exam nation ofthe pupils By
tie teacher, AZ. 4. Il. Murriy. reading Of
essays. rssitations and singing oocu pied
the afternoon. and all were mo than sat .
isfisd with tue prohcieney and advance
msnt OF the pupils, the school never having
bosn IN q more houushing condition. A
thoroughly enjoyable time was spent by
those who took part and thu friends who
were 80 fortunate as to be these.
On sunday. at the close of the Sunday
school, Mrs. c. 70 man, on behalf Of the
officers end teachers. presented Mr.. Muir
ray With an appropriate token of esteem.
accompanied By an address thanking him
for the estimable WORK be had dons in
having taken charge OF the sunday school
and in hav ~ made IL both interesting and
instructive TO the number who We priv
ileced IN being able to attend. When Mr..
Murray leaves Wolf G eek the district
loses ore who has been a most capable an 4
successful tegcher. alright example and an
inhuence Tor good ia the community where
be has endsEreI hims5lt to oil, both old
and young.
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done even meaner thinga than that
Taking advantage Of the general duU-
ness In trade aud the tariff agitation
they have set out 10 depress tho price
Of wool by false end alarming circulars
70 their customers, aud other disreputa-
bic methods. One Of these concerns Is
a notorious offender 10 this line, ana II
runs a regular literary bureau as an aid
20 its schemes. Some OF the wool men
have found them out, but others stu
fall into their net.
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THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In seiseung His Railroad Route. sell,
the Road


In seiseung His Railroad Route. select,
the Road
That Aforls excellent ap1 most comfort
able fscilities-"1hs Milwaukee"
That traversss delightful and pietur-
ssqus portion Of the oountry-"Ihs Mi
waukee."
That has-and msrits-the reputation Of
strength aud reliabi.itT-"The Milwaukee"
That enjoys popularity and 10 STAN ped
with public aPpfoval-"Ihe Milwaukee"
That has substantial roadbsd and most
ffequsnt train ssrVios-"Ihe hiiwAakse."
hat isgsrds, always, the eomfost, ease
and safety Of IT'S patfons-"lhs MilWau-
kso."
hat furnishes the latest private com
partment cara and latest library. buffet
smoking cars-"The Milwaukee"
hat furnishes elegant drawing room
parloF cars, fires resliRing chair ears and
mptuous dining oars-"Ths hilwaukse"
That has exclusive uss OF the electric
berth reading lamP-"Ihs Milwaukee"
ins MilHaukss" combines ali the above
and more. too. lie trains are Veatibulod,
heated BY steam, electric liqhtsi ana IN
surpassed In luxurious appointmsats.
The Immortal 1 lincoln ssfd, "Follov the
Tsoplo aud you cannot Be IA from right. "
The people use Tho Milwaukee"
J. 4. CoSLEY. Asst Gen. lass. ACT
~. Paul MINI.
koTE.-Fivs aims daily from Twin Cit.
les 80 Chicago, one TO 81 Louis and one q
Kansas Ciiy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13

On and after January 23i the Union Pa.
cinc Will sell round triy tickets. Helena 20
Al Francisco lisoluding i've admissions
10 the fair groundsl limited to thirty dsys
-continuous passage IN each direction al
rate Of e6Lj0. On the l5th Of each month
round D. tickets will also be on sale. lin
tied 20 siK months. with s1opoVsf privileges
en- route. a. rats SO.
Passengers going via Ogden are only tEo
nights en- cute. Take the Pullman dining
and buffet ear route, thereby saving time
and expense.
Tor th ouRh slespiag car reservations
and "a the information, call or address
No. "a North Main street Helena. Mont.
II. %. Musos,
Freight aud Passenger Agent
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IN THE DISTRICT couRT o. rnE FIRsT

II THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial district Of tho siata 81 Montana. In
aud for the county OF LeWis and lATke.
N the matter q the disiucorDUration Of hoi-
oaa heas company
Notice J.. hefsbF gwen that tho Helsun Neat
compsny has presented - the judge OF said dis-
trict court nstifiun and Application showing
that the said Helena Meat COMPANY u corpora
lion duig Incorporated uluer and By virtue nf
tho las Of tho state Of Nontaua tia a.
fpsfiA meet ng - the stoc holders - said com
panF called Tor thai purI o.. and held on the
LIN day % ehrli -, A. a. 1884, u Wa decide
b. ths unania cue vote - all the ttuc Eholdsrs o.
SID cnfnpanr. tua. aid oompanF should disiu-
corEorafa sni dis olive. AMI applying a. cad
Judge fDf a. oTder declaring ssid eaTpofat.o
drr lVad. ID petiuon aud hppliei tion wiu o.
he.r N e. % SAD court n dsuar treat
No. y aid osurt q ths court nauss IN tie
county - lev aud Clarke stsfs Of Montana on
Saturday, the 2ith diT OF Marc b. A. ID. isg.. ~
40 %. clock a m.
Ia witness hsrsof J. john can. clerk Of
said district court. have hero
4 zeal u rst ] unto at ny hand ru AIMED
iJud u ~. the seal - faiI court this 2ist
{ Court day 81 fsbruAry. a. q. i-sL
r JOHN % An
Clsrk % faid court
~ @. .. fHEENAH. Dspuiy Clerk
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THE INDEPENDENT

Ramittanoes q, tho risk Of aun'crihar unless
-. ~ r.isffr,d letter check. or postal of ot-
-. oriar. payabla 30 HE Independent Pub
liahine Company.
ER-Parsous desiring I'VE iNnrFrNnENr -ervei
Al their homos or place Of business can order ~
posial card OF through telephone No 100 fieAse
r.pori cssas Of irregular delivery PROMPTLY.
Advertisements. % insure prompt insertion,
,tonid he handed On before p M
Rejected communications not returnahis IN
h. unefacn ia enclosed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13

CoLoNri CARrER's coax is said 70 be
the coaxingest coax west Of the Missis-
sippi river, but General Weed should
stand his ground and not take the
mayoralty nomination. With Colonel
Carter 10 the mayors chair the general
should be able easily to control the
Lewis and Clarke delegation in the next
legislature. All the colonel requires is
little more urging. The general can
land him II he will stuck to him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13

LOOK to the school trustees and the
aldermen this year! II is as easy to get
good men as bad ones, and they cost the
taxpayers less ia the long run. Espe-
cially beware OF the cranks and the
humbugs. One such in any public body
h Il cnIamIfN
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13

II General Weed should succeed in
nominating and eiecting Colonel Carter
TO the mayorslity there ia no telling
what future would await the colonel
Already We hear it whispered that the
national ticket Tor 1896 is likely 20 be
QuIgg and Carter.
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Is taking up tho cudgels for the
Montana woolQrovers against the com
bination ~ Boston commission mer-
chants the Northwest Magazine does a
good act IL says: "The Montana wool
growers arc taking measures 10 down
tho combination Of Boston commission
merchants which raised the old estab-
lshed rate 81 commission Tor storing
aud selling wool last summer. The
figure was i've per cont, and il was sud
denly advanced % cent and half "a
pound, which, 40 the low price u wool.
amounted 90 l2ls Per cent. This rob
berry was sprung on Ito growers nj a
time when they could do nothing 10
help themselves in tho disposition ~
their last years clip. Vow they are
going 90 rent warehouse Boz Boston.
send an agent on % receive their con
Eignments and hold weekly sales which
the manufacturers will attend. The
commission men VIII be down on Their
knees before next fall, and tho result
will show that there is always "a way %
beat an outrageous combination % op-
press producers 10 the producers them.
selves show intelligence aud nerve"
Some Of the eastern wool buyers have
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13

ILLINOIS has made the naming Of
United States senators by the state
conventions o permanent institution.
It will be remembered that Senator
Palmer was first nominated in this way,
and the legislature simply ratified his
choice by the people. This year a sue
cessor 10 Senator Cullom, republican.
will be chosen, and Mr. Cullom favors
the selection Of the candidate at tho
state convention Of his party. The
democrats will nominate bis oppon-
ent likewise IN state convention.
Illinois has elected but one sem
ator in this way, but the plan works
well, and there were no vote buying
contests. Other states are likely TO try
the Illinois plan. and ultimately, per
haps, all OF them viii DO so.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13

GERMANY Is going TO coin more silver
10 tide over an emergency. Even then
che will not have enough for future
necessities, and she is slowly being
forced to square-toed bimetallism.
France simply is waiting for the other
countries Of Europe to move that way
TO renew the coinage Of silver and EGG
land cannot long postpone the day q a
double standard unless she drives her
dependencies into hopeless bankruptcy.
Slowly but surely and steadily the
world approaches its ultimate goal
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13

THE times demand a thorough bust
ness man FOR mayor Of Helena and not
a politician. just such a mayer 10
fact, "a we now have exactly fills the
bill
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13

REAL estate buying has set in IN New
York city. There is great surplus Of
idle money in the banks and the depre-
cia,ion in realty is tempting capitalists.
They know that ia a city with an as
sured future no form Of investment is
surcr 20 bring good returns This is as
true Of other cities as 1t is OF New York
TIE Minneapolis journal noting the
circumstance says that St. Louis and
Chicago are witnessing like movements
in real estate and that the Minnesota
cities viii soon experience g revival Il
shows that in the SIX years following
the panic ot 1873 great fortunes we're
made by those who purchased property
in Minneapolis. Such has been the his
tory Of all depressions. Those who
hive idle money now for real estate
purposes will gain fortunes in the next
i've years by iudic.ous Investment
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13

Notice IL hereby given that this bank is
. epared 20 psy its extend certificates -
deposit which mature June /. 1854. aud O-t
!, 1894. with interest 10 date Of psymeat
MoNIANA NAIiosAL BtNF
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ruE WEATHER.

1T is astonishing TO observe what a
number Of able republican organs are
enthusiastically applauding David b.
Hill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13
The Thomas Cruise
SAVINGS BANK OF HELENA.
Incorporated Under the Laws OF
Montana.
PAID IN CAPITAL. 100000
THOMAS CRUISE ...................Tre aiden,
FRANK II. CRUsE.....'.....Vic Vice President
WV. J. COOhE.... Asst. Treas and Secretary
WM. ] SWkLNEY ....4....,.........1reAs

Trustees
Thomas Cruise, Frank n. CrusA
Nm. j. Cooke. Mm' j. sweenoS.
John Taaan.
Allows per cent inteTe on Savings de-
posts. compounded JAnuarg ant july.
Iransac'e general pankiny bus ness Draws
eIshangs on the principal cities Of the United
States and urOps
eals in county and city bonds and makes
loans on real estate mortgages
Office hours from 10 q m. to y. n flso on
Saturday snd honday evenings from 20 .
o'clock
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13

HELENA. MONT. MARCH 10, 1894

fr-Montanians abrost will always hnd iHs
pAuY INnrrENprNr on hls At their fAvorite
hotels Eifih Avenue and Metropolitan. New
York west Minneapolis, laldwin ami Palaces
san Francisco ucDermott butte, Leland Hotel
Nprinefeld M
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Legal blanks At this omoo.

Boy one oftho-e fns elk nbroiderei infants
cluASs at The les Hive, % week they al 20 at
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13

Directors
7. G. Power. A, J. SeligmAn.
A. Johnson Richard Jockey.
James Sullivan.
Interest SLOWED on time deposits. Ixohangs
issued on principal cities OF the nited states
Canada and d urupe Transfer OF money made
b. telegraph, Collections promptly attended -
City. county and stats securities bought and sold.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13

Bed comfortsrs reduced 10 eastern cost Al ; he
lee Hive thia week 10 close out remaining
ffork
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13
A sHBURN K. BARBOUR

n -
Attorney and Counsellor ~ Law
Masonic Temple helena. Montana
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NI

~ Camphen Is the only AUTHORISED travel
ira scent 9f this paper
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-13

Professional CARDS.
MRS. ANNA kAksTED1. MIDWIFE.
Southeast corner OF sixth avenue and Rolney
street. Helena. Mont. Ladies from EAR by Or
sbro d. awaiting couhEemont may engage
rooms here. uoud treatu ent guaranteed
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National
BANK. OF HELENA. NONE

CAPITAL PAID IN 100000.
THOS. A. MARROW 1890. ........... president
RORT. L. McCULLOH Vice President
l. SMITH .................. C..hier
L. B. WEIkICK. Assistant Cashier
Dirsotoras
1hos. A. MARROW. II. p. Galen
John 7. Murphy peter Larson,
X l.. MoCulloh. Henry RratnobsE.
David A. Cory. r. C. WAllAoe
Herman Cans A. II. Wilder.
Nicholas Kesslsr. &. j. McNsmarA
r. {. Ford.
General Banking Business Transaetad
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NAssENA BULLARD.

NJ AbhkNA bULLAkD
Attorney and Counsellor At Law.
viii practice 10 al courts Of record in the
State. Ofiice in Gold Block Helena Mont
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Big Boys.

Nice stylish suits, cheap at 5000, now. e. $500
$50, .... 500
1000, 80. 500
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CAPITAL PAID IN 100000
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Gtwas dbtr Groen.

Die RaturgsI9ifte Der rpisp,
mGBe", pie Der gsrliner @ib bic Orr
ben nsnnt, tGbt an Rei86altigteit
nit>ts gu toiini4en iibrig. 8eionbsrs
iinO es bic 3biert, tpsl5s bic Orbenss
melt beo0ltern, BERN mir finben ba
piersebn 2Dpsn. neun @oler, bier Oras
den, Spei Glepbantsn, einen 9Gren,
apei Pb0nire. 3tpei Yferoe, spsi
Sunoe, 3pet Gre;fe, einen S9pan,
einen Salfen, einen !Sabn, cine Saube
uno fpgdr brsi S6afe.
Die Sablrei9en 20tpen uno 9tbler
9ebeiben fat in alsn 2Gnbern, ipGbs
rsnO SItaiien (G6ina, annam unb
&dmboo1da) SieOrd6en liefern, Spas
MEN aber ben SunO, uno 5tpar sinsn
aetr0nten. &ud bic 6Iora 1T aiemli9
rei6 unO stpar b%tge9nen mir Der
eide, benz SleebIatt, Der ellie, Der
&oie, Der Otitel, elmer &orngarbe unb
benz aus Dem fernsn Sapan tommens
ben Gbrpiant3emum. Dor alien itnb
es aber Die 9etligen, Die einsn brsiten
pIaB %einnebmen. @tr bdben ba ben
heiligen Stefun. Georg, Mtidasl (bisIe
beiOen ie tber 5ebnmaD, 2ubpig,
S9eobori9, Safob, Mori3, tSu6ert,
Rupre9t, Sanuarius, Tsrbinanb, 5los
%rentin, QnOreas, Spief, Soadim, &arl,
Wldoimir, Ileranber. 2lu9 bic Sdz
men iinb ni9t bergefeu unb bur9 bic
beilige @liiabetb, pima unb 8at6a>
rind pertreten,5 ri benen nod bic i9ip.>
biT9en Serdpbtnen bin3ufommen.
Die 4itronpmie tommt au9 ni6t
f9leat fort unb mir baben aufgez
benbe, itrublenbe unb golbsne Spnnen,
cine Some, bic ii9 nit benz 20ipen
bermdblt, iebr piele Sterne berI9ie<
benfter Dirt unb enblid audi einen
Monb, Der einiam feline 9abn sie6t.
acknowledgements 6strsibt nur bas re-
publifdnii9e Siibameritd ben perIoz
nentultus unb berepigt auf isinen
Sternen Gineinnatus unb 9olipar.
gm merfpiirbigIten aber b;irTte Ietn,
baB aud bas StrumpT6anb (9arter)
in Der erlau9tsn9 eIeaI9aft einen berz
b%orragenoen Sang einnimmt, Der
b09ite ensIii9eO r6en lit ndmli3 mad
bteIem intimen Goilettenartitel bes
.dlnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
SaS Gcil6cn.

g1d6 uraltem @lauben fproFen uns
ter ben Sritten Der Srii6lingsgottin,
tpern ite iiber bic GrOe babiniareitet,
Die erItsn @eil9en auf. Riat bic aufz
falenoe 9eitalt ooer bic Sarbenpra9t
Der 9liitben, ibr t0itlidber Quit 1T es
bislmebr, Der bas 8eilGen gum 2isbs
ling Der MsnIfen gsma9t, uub iein
Stanbort in filler 3uriidgeSugenbeit,
fein 8lii6en in Der 8erborgenbeit be-
tpirttsn es, DaB uns oas @etlaen bas
Shm6ol Der 8eI6eioenbeit uno Dee
mutb geporoen tit. Ra9 elmer orienz
tdlii9en Gorge entItano bas 9etl9sn
aus ben SbrGnen bcs GOum, aus
Sbrdnsn Der Srsube uno 0emutb, bic
er getpeint, als inn Der 6err our9 ben
Grsengel 8naOe uno 8srgebung psrz
tiinSet. Die cine grie@iI9e Mptbe
beri9tet, perfolgte @pon, Der leudtsnoe
Sonnensott, nit IsineH beiBsn Strabz
len emit cine Der I90nen SCOOTER bes
g(tlas. I'm ii4 ppr inn gu retten ulo
benz 8erberben 81 entrinnen, fIebte bic
8erfolgte in ibrer Ingit gum bimmeIs
be6err I9enben 53eus nm Sd)uB uno
Rettunu, Der bann bic dnmutbige
Sungfrau in bas ltebli6e 9eiI9en
bsripanbelte. SIN liGten Qualification
bes Walbes bliibt es nun tpsiter unb
Iobnt benz boben 90tterOater in ieinen
beiligen Sainen bic Rettung our4
bantbure Spferbiinte. @rie9en unb
30msr Iiebten unb pflsgten bas Bell
den. Sc pertrat b.i ibnen gum Sbsil
bic STEELE bes p~iir5igen @aIomeiiters,
benn bur9 Gtntau3en Der 8eil4enz
bliitben in Wein iteateu fis einen BUFF
tenben Sriibiabrstrant Der. SIN Wltta
teldlter riibmte man Dem 8sil6sn
aGlsrlsi &rGfte na9 uno iiberSuderte
@eil6en gsb0rten gu ben 9silmitteIn
iener 3eit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Sun Si6jaf.

Sdier enoIos bsbnt Der Weg Ii9 aus,
limb balo i9on battsn Mrs beraus:
Gr mar Mat grab, er mar ni9t
i9rdg',
Gs lief ptelme6r Der gan5e @eg
Sm 3idSad.
Die Sonre brunnte fir6terli9,
Sbr, Iieben Sreunoe piBt, ouB i9
Riemals gu ii6ertreiben pfleg',
9ans mtierabel mar Der Weg
SIN 3id5ad.
Dim .3teIe enbli6 fanben mir
Gin be%r5erquidenb 9utss Bier.
Sa marin I'M Srintsn mir nidt trGg'
Ra4 ben Strapa5en auf benz Neg
SIN 3idSad.
SpGt beintparts ging's auf Der Gbaui>
Zee.
So6 mir mdri9irten balb, o tps9,
Oils mar es unier Pribileg,
Sen ihnur9eraben, i4Dnen Weg
SIN 3id5ad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01

- GntriIt et. Gin Ssrr fpirb
bon etnem i6On friiirtsn unb sigsrI.
mdbig Meniaen angsbetteIt un6 ipeiit
i'm nit ben Dprten ab: rGinem 70
ftubermGbis estleibeten Meni6en fann
i9 bod tsin Mmoien ssben!" rNu
fpirbs aber Sag!" fa9t Der 8sttIer,
r9eitern fagten sic mir, etpsm Men>
f9er, Der pie elm Strol9 baberse9e,
gdben sic niIat, uno beuts, mo- i9
mid ertru fsiR semudt babe, seben
Sic mir po4 nii4ts!"
- @orfi9t f3abet hid I,
n: .Nun, trintsn mir nod Gins2"
g.: v9leiR, bas gebt abIoIut ni3t!
Mstne Ollie iagte, t9 ioue S9Iag se9n
1lbr gu 9auie isiH." o.: .9lber. uuf
elm paar MinIten pirb es bod nt9t
nntommen9" g.: % ial Sic bat has
sS4Iag" 9ana Defenders betpRt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01

= ausber S9uGs. 2ehrer: Gs
gibt alio Deiatbisre, Dirbeltbiere -.
Miiler, 9u biit ipieOer niAt BEL Der
Sa4e! Nsnns mir NAL bas bO4itents
pidelte Wirbsltbi.r! = Miaer: Der
Sdmbour, Der bat n 8irbel unb
fdldgt n Dirbel!
= 8ibetaustegung. Batter:
S6u mir bod ben 9efalen, &arG, uno
heiratbe; i9on in Der 8ibeI ftebt: GS
1T ui6t gut, baB Der Meni9 aIein
lei! - Sobn: Sang reGt, uno bess
balb iibe i'd aud ieOen 4benS in Der
&neips!
-&e9tangeneb m. a.: Grdus
lsin Meinsrt lit alp pi,oer perlpbte-
g.: ga! = o.: Die mar AUDI f4on nit
dasnW0gli6en perlobt. tpsr 1T oenn bep
S9afstopf. Der lie jeBt iuisOsr bats =
g.: Sd!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01

Glia: me-. Saft Ou uniere neie
9ouosrnante geieben9 @te gefdat iie
Sir2"
Stole: % tpsb! bic iiebt aus tpie
cine ri9tise = @r5dblung fir reifere
S16ter.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01

&tnott9. 9err gu Sipei ii4
Suntsnosn 8inoern): n@as babt S6r
benn, &tnbsr?" !0ans Qeiie surS9nez
iter): r0u, fag's inn ni9t; i'd CLAUDE
Der NanH 1T 3eitunsareporter!"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-04
4 Muie Iniared.

Yesterday morning about 5 o'clock as one of the street=cars was being drawn by a pair of mules down Sixth avenue toward Main street, one of the mules stumbled and fell and the car ran on his body. Before the mule could be extrieated from his perilous position team of mules from another sar was brought and by them the car was pulled aff the mules body The animal was so badly bruised ID as not to be of any service and was returned to the stables. Fortunately no accident happened to any of the passengers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-04
Gen. Grubb to Be Honored.

PnILApELPHIA. June Alt is ex- pected that Gen F. Burd Grubb will soon return to his old position of Captain of the City Troop of Phila- delphia, which he resigned when he went to Spain as United States Minister, Capt Tapsley. who snc- eeed him as captain, has resigned, in- tending to go abroad The election is to be held today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-04
SWALLOWED GARB0LIC ACID
The Little Son of j. T. Lynch Narrowly
 Escapes Death

Yesterday afternoon the little 3- year-old son of EngiueerJ. T. Lynch, of the Cotton Belt, got hold of bot tle of carb0lie acid and swallowed the greater part of the contents He also dropped a quantity of the acid on his hands and limbs, which, to- gether with his mouth, were greatly burned The little fellows suffering was intense, and had not medical aid been secured at once he would today have been corpse The child, though a great deal better, is not yet out of danger Physicians are con stantly attending him, and if is hoped he will soon be entirely recov- cred.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-04
Attention T. F. A.

To the National Convention in Milwaukee, St. Louis. Iron Mountain & Southern Railway, will sell tickets to Chicago al one fare for the round trip from any point in the State of Arkansas. Tickets on sale IT. IS and F and limited for return passage fifteen days from date of sale. Be sure you take the Iron Mountain Route as 1t is the best, safest and quickest. For further information apply to eompany's nearest agent, or, ]. l.. REISAcH,
 6dwtf Ticket Agt., Pine Bluff. Ark
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-04
TODAY'S EVENTS.
Sp News Concerning the Occurrences
 This Day.
alehiean.s Election Fraud rrial.

q
 ssoN. MNH., June 4.--Attorncy- srai Ellis, with four of his at- eys. <. l.. Kilbonrne and Messrs. sla. Lee and Day, appealed on
 I4 at the opening of the May l of the Ingram county court, at sIl lie is to be tried on the three stinents which the grand jury | against him last February for piicity in the election retsrn ls of 1891 and 1893. He wasn | y to proceed then because his sipal counsel was engaged in
 at Detroit. He wanted 10 be
 first on one of the two lesser ges, the conspiracy charge or harge in which he is implicated
 ex~G0unty Clerk May of mnti- 2 the Wayne county election d. but the prosecuting attorney lined that such an arrangement
 d be inconvenient for them, as had prepared the more impor- of the three indictments, the one bltering the election records on ltLe capitol, for trial first. An
 ment was then made to begin
 of the latter indictment today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-04
Killed Her husband.

Laura Jackson. who shot and killed her husband on the evening of July 3l, about ten miles southeast of this city, was hound over Satur- day evening last to await the action oi the next grand jury She was re- fused bail and was committed to prison.
 The county iail now holds negro man who killed his wife and negro woman who Killed her husband both tragedies having happened last week