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The herald., 1894-12-29
Mr. Iohn RI Watm q nromin,

Mr.. John P. Victim ore. q prominent
real eBtate agent of San Angelo, lexas.
hrs used Cham bsrlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhna Remedy in his family for
several years as occasion required, and
always with perfect success. He Gays ::
II find it a perfect cure for our baby
when troubled with collie or dysentery.
l now feel that my outfit is not complete
without bottle Of this remedy at home
or on trip away from home.' For sale
by of & Vaughn. corner Fourth and
Spring streets, and @. F., Heinzeman,
222 North Main street. druggists.
The herald., 1894-12-29
Isuptur~.

To the people who ara suffering from rupture,
Prof. Joseph Fandry, formerly Of Berlin, ter
ture speciaI and truss manufactured. In
formation f. ee. whereby you can become cured
Those having tried ali kinds OF patent trusses
hope. 10 these people am cailing their xtten
tiou and especially ask tnem TO sand me their
address.
The herald., 1894-12-29
HOW HOBOS KEEP WARM

A dozen hobos, picked up outside OF
the city limits by consta bles, were
brought up before Justice Bartholomew
yesterday on q charge OF vagraucy.
Eight OF them had taken possession Of
an uninhabited building near Burbank.
where they burned everything that was
conbustible to keep warm. These we're
given 10 days apiece in the county Jail.
The four others we're released on
aoatera.
The herald., 1894-12-29
A,r,.,ad for w,f.-n,.,,nr,,.

Frank Kramer Of San Antonio town
ship was arrested yesterday by Con-
stable Rogers on the charge OF having
beaten Mrs. Anna Ktamsr, his wife.
Mrs. Kramer claims that her husband is
in the habit OF clubbing her arduously
and with unswerving regularity.
The herald., 1894-12-29

begin inside OF six months and be COM
pleted in one year.
The fire commissioners will meet at
10 O'Clock today, and at that time the
locations of the three new chemical
engine houses may be definitely decided
unon
The herald., 1894-12-29

Tho tramp problem is large and
difficult one, but many persons are
brsvely attacking it, and many more
are giving 1t consideration. Some re-
cent ideas we give herewith,
The herald., 1894-12-29
REPORT OF HIGHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITY.

The Among the
Greatest Discoveries Of the Age
HONORABLE DIRRCToRs. CHAMBER COMMERCE
LAY made
of
ook o thcoora charate terof outh c. M d.
1. NJ. D,
A. D.,
Memb o 0
For purpose of demonstrating the powers Of these
people Southern California only will for
days during Mr. Ishams stay before going to New York.
price $25o per gallon to 60 cents for gallons
delivered any part the city Call and take glass with
The herald., 1894-12-29
MT. SAN MIGUEL
IN A STATE OF ERUPTION.
The Waters Of Youth Continue to Burst
Forth and Rejuvenate Humanity,
Giving Back the Blood of Youth, the
Bright Eye and Elastic Step.

This wonderful gift of the Creator the forms
Kidney Skin Diseases Use Liquor
Tobacco and Opium daudru and checks hair from
falling "a hours this enough
luXuriant growth of hair Read:
The herald., 1894-12-29
HERALD BOOK COUPON.

CUT THIS COUPON OUT. and send
or bring to the HERALDrwith 10 cents.
and any one OF the above list OF books
will be mailed or presented, without
further charges
The herald., 1894-12-29
At the Summit of the Great Gable Incline.

At the Summit of the Great Gable Incline.
The Echo Mountain House is the finest and
best eu uuipped mountain hotel in the world and
is second TO none of the world. famed hotels OF
Southern California. In location It has no
equal, being imm ediately overlooking the san
Gabriel Valley, with mountsins, foothills,
ever verdaut valleys towoe, villages, old mis-
tion, SEA beach, shipping Islands ana ocean IN
full view. The climate is delightful, both WIN
ter and summer 1t is never hot and never
cod On the v-randas there ore always cool
treeZes in summer, Rnd in winter IT is warmer
than in the valley below. The sunrlses aud
sunsets witne ssed from its rorches and veran'
das equal in splendor the most gorgeous als-
u avs pictured by European visitors, An addi-'
iional attraction is the Lowe Observatory, pre-
sided over by the eminent astronomer DR..
Lewis Swift. Other attractions within easy
reach of Echo Mountain House are numerous
and will take days ana even weeks 70 explore
the NJ and no visitor should spend less than
one day and night on these mcun tains-where
than in any other spot on the Rlobe-to witness
the gorgeous sunset and sunrise, the cities OF
n, Angeles and Pasadena below with their
thousands OF electric lights gllmmer1rg like
an immense lake OF diamonds; the operation of
,he great orld's Fair Searchlight, and look
through one OF the finest telescopes IN the
world; also the fine geological collection of
wild animals that inhabit the Sierra Madre
mountains Rates no higher than like ac-
com m odations in the valley weekly and
monthly rates on application. See timetable.
A well-equipped livery stable al Altsdena
junction for the accommodation OF guests OF
the hotel. Guests stopping at Echo Mountain
House will receive low rate Communication
tickets over the railway to visit the valley. For
rates apply 10 Il. r. WARNER,
Manager.
Echo Mountain, Los Angeles County, Cal.
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BEYOND THE CITY "A. Conan Doyle
THE MAN IN BLACK 80 Stanley J. weymsn.
THE MAHARAJAH'S GUEST, An Indian Exile.
THE LAST OF THE VAN SLACK5. Edward
A LOVERS FATE AND FRIENDS COUS-
SILL. Anthony Hope.
WHAT PKOPLE SAID ......... An Idle Exile
MARK TWAIN, His Life and Work Will NJ.
.....,.........-.... clemens
THE MAJOR. Major Randolph Gore Hampton
ROSE AND NiNETTE. .Alphonse Daudet.
THE MINISTER'S WEAK POINT 49,. David
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .--........ MdcluFe.
AT LOVES EXrREME3. Maurice Thompson.
BY RIGHT NOT LAW. .........R. Ii. Sherard
SHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT Beatrice
....................... Harraden.
DODO, Detail of the Day. ......E =. Benson
A HOLIDAY IN BED AND OTHER SKET-.
CHE5.. ........................J ]. NJ. Barrie.
CHRISTOPHER COLUM BUS; His Life and !.
Voyages. ............. Franc b. Wllkles
IN DARKEST ENGLAND AND THE WAY-....
UNCLE TOMS CABIN Harriet Be echer Stowe.
DREAM LIFE. IL. Marvel Donald G. Mitchsli)
COSMOPOLIS. S.....................Pau Paul Bourget
REVEkIES OF A BACHELOR. .Ik. Marvel. -.
....... .............. .tDOnald g. Nj
WAS 1T SUICIDE? ........ Ella Wheeler Wilcox
POEMS AND YARNS. James Whitcomb.
...................... .Riloy and Bill Nye.
AN ENGLISH GIRL IN AMERICA. .Taliu ali
......................Ma :. Matteson Powell.
SPARKS FROM THE PEN OF BILL NYE
PEoPLEsREFRRENCE BOOK-999. 999 Facts
MARTHA WASHINGTON COOK BOOK.
HEALTH AND BEAUTY =. Emily 2. Boutou.
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE....... Emily g. Bonton.
LOOKING FORWARD.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-24

After an illness Of several months. Mrs.
Chas. ID. Hard died at Eve O'Clock ysstsr-
day afternoon. The sad tidings came from
the vslleT home an hour later. much 10 the
sorrow OF many friends In Helena. Mu.
Hard suffered. in November last. from an
attack OF Ia grippe, from which she never
fully recovered. and during the past winter
and early spring her health was further i'm
paired By secondary malady, which
saDped away hor strength. 10 was only a
few days ago that abe returned with Mr.
Hard from California. where some weeks
we're spent in the hope that a ohan9e of
oRi treatment aud every care at home had
failed 90 realize. nhe came back az sho
vent away. as helpless as babe. with little
Of that vitality that promised TO stay an
ebbing life. ss ious relapse early
yesterday morning brought the uhYsioit n
10 her bedside but SHE had passed beTsnd
the aid OF medical skill. an after lingering
unconscious through the day. she diopped
Ainlt ssly into her last aleel. aud Lreathed
her last At i've o'clock.
Marie Fisk Hard was born 40 Rochester
y. A., In ls45. tie daughter OF Col John
and Aafia Hayden fiak. She came In the
sevsntiss q visitor 90 Montana cousins. and
here in Helena hsr many GTaess Of mind
and psrson eoon won for her large circle
OF friends and aequaintanesG Married 30
NJ. Hard. she became ths mother Of four
children. all OF whom snTvIve hsf.
Gathered at the bedside we're relatives
and friends who watched the psaoeful de.
paiturs Of the fsithful wife and loving
mother
II il sKpsctsa abe funsral will take place
from the family Iosid snos In the valley on
Wednesday. Ihe burisl will bs IN the nsw
esmstsfy. reached BY the University cleo
tTio road.
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GRIFFO SURPRISED THEM.


ne Fought All Around Grimn-An
EiGht-Rround Draw.
BosToN, April 23'-A big crowd gathered
Tonight to see the battle between Yoang
Critic, the Australian fsAthetweight cham
pion. and John 4. Griffin. of Broekton.
Both men showed up WELL Critic looking
fully ten pounds heavier than the
red haired boy. Grifo was first
20 land on GFifin's cheek, then
sent right and left into GFifhR's stomach.
GrifTo landed his left with good effect on
Grifiin's ere. A cheer went up. bat this
Was soon subdued. 70. Griffin placed two
well-timed right-hand blows on the
Australians body. Then Critic took n
turn and the old-timeTs hugRed themselves.
for never had a clsveTer two-handed
fighter besn seen in Boston. The call Of
time was a godssnd to Griffin.
On the advice of his seconds. Griffin
started In to mix things. but 10 would not
work. Try as he could, Griffin could not
escape the body blows that we're being sent
in. Griffin wo ksd his let with fair effect
but he lacked the steam. IL Was give and
take. up and down, all over the ring. The
Australian did most OF the leading.
From the third 10 the last round, bonOrs
we're about even. The eighth and final
round showed how we'll the foreigner could
hRht when urged. He landed as he pleased
on Grifiin's face. Time was finally called.
and according 10 agreement of the men,
which was that II both were on their feet al
the nnish IL was be . draw. Referee DAILY
called ID so.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

LIsnoS. April 23-Thsrs are sixty Ave
fresh eases of cholera "A this city.
LONDON. April % 1t il officially an
nounced that royal assent has been given
TO the Bering sea act.
WASHINGTON. Aprii 23.-Ths illness of
Representative simpson. OF kansas. has
assumed an alarming phase.
kansas CRY. April 23.-Miehasl Boland,
one OF ths oelebratsd triAng.e Of Gamma
Gael, died in this city to-day.
NEw YORK. April 23.-Edward Reed, a
carpet manufseturer a. Albany. died to-daV
al his home In Brick Church. ~ j., -
wears Of age. lie leaves an estate OF
f20J0.000.
CAMnRlDGE. Mass. April 23-It Il re-
ported that oxford has sent word 90 Yale
aud Harvard that she will ace IN England
in september. the winner OF the Yale Har-
Yard boat race.
RoME. April 23-Ihe spanish pilgrims.
whose pilgrimages TO Rome have extended
over she past fortnight. have givsn moneY
contributions 10 the pope aggreeatinR
l.a10000 francs.
TRENTON. y. J., April -Isaae \. Bisasll.
formerly snpo intsnIrnt OF she Amsrioan
cav company. has been arrested fof en-
hs zzling SO. O00 OF the companY's funds
and forging a check for Slsl
HEsrKnus Col. April 3A-Two Chinamsn.
who we're camred In ths gulch above la
Plata City. have been driven away by q
party of armed white miners who are de-
termined that no Chinamen shall live IN
this camp.
Er. PrrFRsnuRa, April a3-l4arge wooden
mills situated At lvanovo. sixty miles from
Nladimsr. have been burned. lac dams ge
ia estimated a. 4, $50, COZ rouhles. Ten ret-
sons we're killsd OF IA iurei daring tho fFe
and l. 90 we're thrown cut OF work.
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USED THE Gun.
One Man Is Dead and Anothsr Wounded
In Consequence.
Special 10 The independent

One Man Is Dead and Another Wounded
IN Consequence.
Special to The Independent
BUTTE Ap II 23-Frsd BaRley was shot
and instantly killed by Hank McClosksy
this evening. and John Gegnon was shot In
the arm By another bullet from the same
revolver. The tragedy occurred on the
fat south Of the Silver Bow mills. shortly
before seven o'clock. BaRley and GaRnon
drove in from the lowlnnds in Jefferson
county this forenoon and started back on
the return trip a little after six o'clock.
MoCloskey accompanied them. intending
TO ride a. far a. his mines in Park canyon.
Daring their stay in the city Gsgnon and
Baglsy had imbidsd freely.
As they we're passing through the little
hamlet in the silver Bow park addition.
they were noticed By Marion Bean. who
says MoCloskoy ismpsd of the wagon and
started 20 walk in the direction of ths CoIey
oaRp. Baglsy jumped out and followed him.
He reached out TO take held of McCiosksy.
when the latter pulled a revolver and fred.
Bagley was struck above the right eye and
fell back dead. Gagnon then seized hold
Of hcCloskey. who fred again. the bullet
striking GaRnon on ths elbow. MeCloskey
made no attempt TO escape. GaRnon says
ths row was started by MeCloskey asking
BaglsY why he didn'1 pay him for work
done. BsgsJ called him vile names. and
then MoClosksy got out Of the wagon.
Bsgley bad a qusrTelsome reputation.
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KELLY IN IOWA.
Hts Army in Good ConditioH-Keny's
Aims Set Forth.

Hts Army in Good ConditioH-Keny's
Aims Set Forth.
AyocA. Iowa. April 23-Kslly's reception
here to- night was tlatterine. The army, as
u went into camp tonight presented q
much better appea ancs than at any time
since ths start from the far west. Tonight
Kelly outlined TO an Associated press rep
resontAtive his plans for the end OF his
Journey. should tho army bo refused
approach TO the capitol. be will. upon his
arrival in Washington, take four Of his
men and make personal appsal 90 Con
eresamsn Pence, of Colorado, hoGuire Of
California, and Senator Allen, OF Nebraaka.
Through their efforts he hopes 10 bv al
loved 90 draw up his men IN line where
the lawmakers OF the nation may see them.
Petitions from labofinR people have
been numerous and ineffective in the past F"
said Kelly. but thia living petition will ba
hard 80 piGeonhole. That is the reason |
capital. Once there. our plans
will be successfully carried ont
Some congfessmen are already pledged TO
present a memorial ia onF behalf. That
memorial is now being drawn up by we'll
known Washington 1rm OF constitutional
lawyers. ana will be ready for us when 40
reach our iouTneY's end"
The demands will cover about the follow-
ing poiats; That the commission already
Ia existence 20 look after the redeemins OF
desert lsnds in the west be in
sttueted 90 p oceed With the work,
and that the army OF unemuiored
be rut 90 work on this irrigation. giving
ths men the right so settle on these lands
they have rec aimed and develop into farm.
era They will not try 10 dictate tho price
Of wages; they want 60 get work.
Kelly says be has no connection with the
CokeY army.
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ANNOUNCED TONIGHT.

Mayor Elect Weed Wil Name Tonight
the Members OF His ofneinl Family.
AZ the meeting of the city council to
night after the old council has completed
ita labors the new members will take Of
zoe, Mir. Weed will succeed Mr.. Cufsin.
and the new maror will make his appoint
menta These will probably be as follows;
City clerk and attorney. stephen Carpen-
ter: city marshal. Joseph Davis; hre mar
shal. c. r. Mokinnon; police sergeant A.
r. Murphy. street commissioner. W. h. Or
taller, f. =. WALKER; sanitary and milk and
food Inspector DR.. NJ. kookman. There IL
some question Jet whether Mr.. heysndorh
or Afr. AcElroY will be appointed engineer.
but the chances are In favor OF the latter.
On some OF these appointments there 10 a
disposition on the part Of tho new alder
men TO efuse conf nation. but the pToba-
bility Ia that they will all be IN line this
evening. aud that all the men suggested by
Mr.. Weed Will 20 through.
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PERSONAL

NJ. J. sheridan. Of York. is IN town.
James Allan is ovsr from White sulphur
Springs.
l.. q. Leonard. Of ths Anaconda Review.
IL at The Hoiona.
John B Clayberg has rsturned from .
visit O. New York.
W. R Raleigl is home after a visit 90 hi 3
Nevada cresk mines.
AIR. aud Mrs. John +. Neroaf. OF Living
ston. are a. lie Helena.
Mr.. g. n. Maftien ani sister have removed
from BfoaAwsy 60 No. S42 CLARK street
A. q. Yule. ~ Rlg Tinbsr. l. IN the city
in attsadanee on the lntted states court
$. r. Honey. who Was connected for some
time with Taylor'a gallery, 10 now with
Keller. ths photographer.
4. II. spratt aud family. OF YORK; Chas.
Frost ami wife. Of Augusta; Mrs. &. l.
sherman aud Miaa L. Cafpsntsr. Of Win
ston. and AisH T.. Galbraith. Of B0nlder,
are registered ~ the Gfand Central
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Boom Helena
For the Capital
THE BOSTON
Cheapest Clothing House in Town
Fer THE

We are selling today a service
able Boys Suit, sizes from 4 to
II years at So.
A more Stylish Suit, sizes 4 to
"a years, at So.
An Elegant Spring Suit, sizes
to IA years, S..
These are only a few of our
bargains in 2-piece suits.
In 3-piece long pants Suits we
are offering few lines at the
following exceedingly low prices
An all-wool, 3-piece, long pants
School Suit at IS, for IA and IS
year old boys.
A finer quality and better made
Suit for $3.50, ages I3 to 10.
New Spring Shapes in hats.
Soft hats from 81 to S..
Derby hats from $2.5o to SIS.
Mems Business Suits from SIS
TO $25.
Mems Dress Suits from $8 to
$4,000.
See our grand display OF
Madras Shirts. Former price
$3.50, now only $3.50.
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Yesterday afternoon about four O'Clock
Gov. Richards received telegram from
Gen. Lloyd. At Butte. tolliHg him the situa-
tion there WAS very serious; that a dspaiy
United States marshal had been eaptu sd
hy a mob and thai ths headquarters Of ths
United states marshal was surrounded By q
crowd Of hoWling msn. The dispatch said
that business was virtually suspended. aud
Cen. Lloyd asked the governor 90 come
over. About $50 the governor. sccrstafY
kelth and CapL hodge. u. \. A.. went over
on a special via Garrison.
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DEATH OF JESSE SELIGMAN.
The Father OF a. j. seIixmau. Of Ihl

The Father OF A. j. seliKman, Of This
Ctty.
HoIEL DEL CORONADO, CAL, April 23.-Ths
death OF Josss seliRmsn. the New York
banker. occurred here this morning. Mr..
Sslieman came 90 Coronado las, Friday.
accompanied by his wife and two dAuRh-
ters. He had been conscious for SONS
time tuat he was ia a critical condition.
and hoped the quiet OF this plaos and the
mild climate would restore his health. He
exf ressed himself As holeful when he came
that ths change would benefit him. and for
a time 10 seemed as IL his expectations were
attended Seligman say bfights disease
caused death
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125,OOO MINERS OUT.



National President
CoLUMnua Ohio. April 23.-Ths latest re-
ports received by President Mcbride. Of
abe United Mine Workes. show the suapen-
on Of work By 5000 men In Alabama.
1000 Ia tennessee and Kentucky. 1900 Ia
West Virginia. 5000 In Indiana. 5000 in
Ohio. 5000 in Illinois. 1900 In Iowa, 1000
In Indian Territcry. 800 IN Missouri, 90
90 Ia PennsJlvania. 80 In Michigan. total
l25. 900
BRMs0HAH. Ala, April 23.-The strik-
ing miners ma ohsd into town to-day 1000
strong. with bands. Spseahea we're made
denounoinR II. y. DsBardleben. manager
Of tie tennessee Coal. Iron b Railroad
company. Gov. Jones established hsad
quarters here, Ia close communion with
Sheriff Morrow and officers Of the Second
regiment The militia are a. the arIno les.
ready 10 advance on the strikers at mo-
menra notice. hoventy-nvs Ben creek
miners. wanted By officers for intimidation.
joined IN the demonst alton.
SPnEouND, IN. April %. j. A. Craw-
ford. state prsHident OF tho Uuited Mine
Workers Of Americs. to-day received re
ports from the state al large. showing
2fO00 minera now on strike. John Nc
Bride, national president. has wired CTaW-
ford this general order. "Ihia fight IL be
ing made for living wages, ia general one,
and no local settlement will be authorized
or recognized Whsn a general settlement IL
determined. Coal must NOT be loaded At
any price or for any purpose" OPERATOR
hold the situation 20 be serious.
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Indian CitIEenship.

WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator Dolph
to-day introduced a bill the intont OF
which is to define Indian citizenship. II
provides that all Indians or mixed bloods
who have been allotted lands IN ssveralty
shall be considered citizens of the United
states, and In casea OF persons claiming
lands undeT the allotment act. have ths
right 10 bring suits to establish their rights
10 courts. as may be done by citizens.
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Nrw Nouk. Aprn - The visihls grain
suppiy. April 9i. complied by the New York
Produce exchange. - as follows Wheat
6s 425000. an increase Of sa.00o bushels
corn Ia. 5t6 600. a decrease OF }. tah 000 busl =
ole; oats 265d.Oou. al increase OF lLOOO
bushels; RE a7i.0n. dsoieass of suO0
bushels; barley J0O.O00. decrease Of Ia
O00 bushels.
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PHILADELPHIA. April 23.-The street
clssners' strike assumed serious aspect
to-day when body of 900 strikers and fifty
wamen made an attack on twentJ-hve
Italians. who refused 20 strike. Clubs,
stones ana brooms we're freely used for
few minutes. when the police appoai ed and
stoppsd the rfotlnQ.
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Held for KiIiiBg Fleming.

Special 10 The independent.
LIVINGSTON. April 23.-Coronsr shawk
and jury. assisted BY Attorneys Miller and
Joy. concluded the investigation of the
killing OF +. Fleming so night. The YER
dict Is. In substance. that Fleming came to
his death by a Runshot wound inflicted by
Robert Field and w. Mortimer. A large
smount of testimony vas taken to-
day. much of which points strong
ly toward the guilt of Field,
The report that Fleming made = state
ment iust before his death accusing Field
of being his sssAilant is lesrnsd to-daT to
have been false in every particular. He
made no statement. thoueh 10 is generally
believed that he knew who the party was
that shot him. Field and Mortimer will be
given hearing tomorrow.
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CHICAGO. April 23-One hundred and
ffty striking briekmakers went from Blue
Island. a suburb Of this city. 90 scherrsr-
vile to-day and inaistei that the men EN- p
ployed in the yards st the latter Dlacs quit
work. The employers called on the sheriff
and deputies were sent a. once. serioua
troubie 10 expected, and ths strikers are
promised reInfofcements.
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Tn. Cour, Has No Jurisd,e,,on

ISDIANAroLrs, April 23.-In deciding ths
complaint of A. w. Wishnrd. 90 set
aside the Legislative superintendent in In-
diana. Of 1898. Judge Brown to-day sus-
tained the demurrer of the state. holding
that 10 ia not within she Jurisdiction OF the
court 10 review the action OF the legisla-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-24

ToFEkA. KAN. April =. Judge Hazen.
OF the distrios court to-day decided that
ths grand lodge has a Tiaht 90 lew per
capita taI for ths support Of The DE BoF-
sisre Odd Fellows homs In frank.in
soanty. Tho eoart reoitos thas The s0xsrs
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81. Georges Day Observed.

81 Georges Day Observed.
Special 70 The Independent
BUrTE. April 23-Si. Georges day was
celebrated here by a parade OF 800 men.
speeches at ST. Georges hall in the after
noon. aud a grand ball and concert In the
evening.