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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25
AFTER THE HERETO.
Hearing OF tho cass Against Drothsr
Smith BegnB.

Smith BeEuB.
BARATooA, Nay 2i.-The only vacant ssatS
al tho opening OF the Prosby ytsFian assembly
were those reserved for the members Of the
family Of Prof. smith. whose appeal was
set for hearing to-day. The judicial cont
mities changed the rulo 20 hs 10 provide
that each member have three inmates on
role call 20 discuss the case. The assembly
was then constituted q coufA Aftef ths
reading Of records the Argument was bO-
gun BY d.. smith. lie proposed 70 aruts
aiI grounds OF tbs appeal. instead Of twelve.
Tho Argument ~ the start concerned ths
existence Of pfoindioe In membsTs OF the
PresbJtSry which originally tried him.
II was further shown that the regular
order prescribed for judicial process by the
constitution OF the church had not been
complied With In the preliminary sihges OF
the tiiali that ths charges are oefscive Ia
that thoy did not form ulAte tho doctrine
against which o1onse was alleged. The
constitutional Law demanded OF the church
that the doctrine offended against shall DO
fundamental" Tho doctrine Of ineT'
raney has q theological. no, a biblical.
origin.
The nsI, objsetIon had references 10 the
identity OF the two charges upon which be
In Alieontlons He oontsnded thnt b, ia
verdict on gniltr. ,hs ,reshytery nfirmed
thai ,h, neaasod Ind oommit,sd the crime
charged. bnt tbs, the evidence fallei 10
auppo the noousAtion. IA IL moi AN uffenss
| 10 oouflrm facts vhioh sstsful .xamlpation
diseoysrs IN the Soriptures thsmsolyss,
His Argumsnt was concluded BY the claim
that IL cannot be crime 10 nsssrt that
Gods work 10 mora effsc,uallJ done bV his
/ A a. ..aI.a ..ls
IN his instt ument.
1hs evening session wss taken up by Mr..
McKibben's argument He read extracts
| from T. OF. Smiths book on inspiration.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25
bsr Of The house. Like sobTisysr. hs de-
clinod 70 give tho name Of the congressman
who had given hlm the Information,
SAID TO nE SARCASTIC.
hat u seems to Bo Indsssnt-Protsetio n
Argument.

but " seems 70 bo Indecout-PfOteetlon
Argument.
WGsmKorOA, May 2L-At The opening OF
the senate. Kyle urged tho passage Of hia
resolution arguing that n Waa not tho pur-
pose OF the United States 10 uas forOs 20
restore Liliuohaiuni as queen Of the
Hawaiian ialands. aud that any foreign
reference With those islands would
be regarded as Rn aot OF hostility 60 the
United btatsG FIRE. advocated the pnasARs
OF thie or similar resolution, saying no
had Information from responsible persons
shat the moment the senate A0tod tho
queen would resign all pfstenss 10 tho
throns aOd Aoospt n money CONT onHation
therefor. The resolution went over and
the tafin bill was taken up
Hale led on With sarcastic comment on
Gorman'h speech OF yesterday, saying the
senator from Maryland bad emerged from
hia ace nsion Just AZ q time when his party
stood discredited, ita ranhs broken, its
ooheTonoy of snlion lost the Indignant
people showing their distrust newspapers
pilinR up dsnuncistion after dsnunoistion,
add with panic imminent on their own aide
of tho ohhmbar. Ihe bill as 10 now stood,
Hale said. bad no lssponsible parents. II
was ! olitioai basttrd. II was the result
OF the intercourse OF those who bad absn-
donod party principles with tho sasy yir-
tues OF a few . oteotsd industries and ibs
habitual prostitution OF trusts. II had its
origin IN q back room Of New York Office.
Jones' tin plate nmsndmeut was adopted,
liking ths duty al l l-l5 cents, aa was also
Jones' amendment grading the duty on
steel InRots. blooms. etc., according TO sizs.
value. oic. Powers snsndmsnt 10 include
other olssses of fenos wire was defeated.
Inc following rAtea we're adopted; An
oaora ] oents pef pound, axles cents
per pound. anvils Ia cents per pound,
blacksmith tools II cents per pound. boiler
tubes Ia oents per round, bolts cents.
eass iron pipe 10 cents, cast iron vessels,
stove plate. ETC.. $40 Of ons cent; msllesble
castings 5.l0 Of one cent? cast hollow-waIs
Two osnss. chains 30 Der cent? shoiguns aud
rifles 30 per cent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25

WASHINGTON. Nay 2t.-Rspresentatives oI
the Central Pacific company appeared be-
fore she house committee on Pacific rail-
roads to-day 20 give their Views on the
Pacific railroad bill introduced BY Riley, OF
Pennsylvania. President Huntington
spoke Of tbe difroulties encountered In or.
gaming and building the road. The inn
preston tina, the bpildsrs had been made
rich was elroheous. When The road was
completed there were no government bonds
left, but many debts. The company al
ways managed 20 keep lie credit good.
Coal. imported At hrs, from Australia, was
great expense sha'os had 10 ba sold
from rs cents to 10 eeats 10 pay dsbts.
The wells Fargo company had Ossn paid
81, coo, 900 for carrying nails and the Csn.'
iral Pacific reoSiVed but 100000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25

NASHVILLE, May 2t-Tbe twenty-hut an
nual session of the National Conferences OF
Charities and Correction, President Lue!uI
q. storriua OF Michigan, presiding. Bysrs
OF Ohio. read tbe rsport OF the committee
on states which announced that reports
had been received from forty stAtes. These
reports contained much interesting inter
nation. Hon. Levi l.. Barbour. OF Michi-
gan, read the report of the committee on
state boards Of charities. Tho repors said
much trouble had come from too great al
influence Of foreign immie alton. Neef, oi
Ohio, led the discussion on this report
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25
Fought at short Range.

la slLLE, ILL.,. Nay 2L-A mob Of 1000
coal strikers rnided the Carbon coal mines
thla aft rnoon anI 10 the conflict closed In
ON the officers In hand hand conflict.
Fvs strikers aud thros dsputies wsrs 10 :
iously wounded. Gov. Allgeld haa called
out the mlliiin. 1be situ ltlon 10 ala ming.
"A S ring Valley to-Jsy u Polish striker
was a rested thia afternoon. aud mob OF
Poes ah ltAlitna woit 10 jail and iiber
ntod the man nnd wopn ied Two officers
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25
Reached tho Flood Mark Of 'ss.

Special TO The independent.
MtssoULA. May st,-TLe Missoula river
continues high aud has reached ,he 1ood
mark Of 1902. Much damage has been done
so the Smbankmsnts And bhdRss. TIE
Bitter Roo. RAILROAD bridge an expensive
s,rueiurs, is ia q precarlous condition. The
county bridge nsnT Bonner. over the Zig
BlackfoOt was washed away thls afternoon.
as was another county bridge twelve miles
above Bonner. The whole OF Riverside av-
onue for 200 yards 10 washed out, and where
this popular drive Onos was Is a deep and
turbuloat stream. Arrangements are be ing
made 70 move several of the residences.
which are now within twenty feet OF water.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25
Indian Affairs.

wAsnINoroS. May N.-The senate oom-
mittoO on Indian affairs to-day authorized
favorable report on the bill providing for
the opening OF the Uintah aud Uuoom-
paghrs Indian reservations In Utah. Tho
bill provides for the allotment Of q portion
OF the reservations Ia seyefal,y 10 the In-
dians and the opening OF the remaining TO
settlement Committee also ordered favor.
ably reported an amendment 10 the Indian
appropriation bill introduced by senator
Psttletsw, for tho ratification Of the treaty
with the iAnkton siou1.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25
Partners FAlI Out
Special to The independent.

bpeoIAI % Iho Inuuponunnt.
BUTTE May 2t.-Miohsel Gilmore was
shot and killed about noon to-day by bis
partner. Andrew EriehS. al S,'inRtovn. six
miles north OF waiksTvills. where The men
wore working . placer claim. E'tehs had
been to town aud on returning 70 The cabin
to-day Gilmore took all OF Erichs effects
and thisw them ON the Rroand, telling him
he had been working hard while Erichs
was enjoying himself 10 Butte, aud IL was
time to quit. The men had quarrel and
aeuillo, and II is said Gilmore d cd Al
Y chs and missed him, Eriehs then soi
oh, gun and shot Gilmore dead. The BODY
waa brought 30 this olty.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25

Nrw YoBG. May 2i.-lhe lie hld's La
I.ibora special saya a sorIes OF desperate
battles have been fought. Ovsra 900 troops
have been killed and many wounded. The
dec awe battles az now being fought.
The llerA!d's lluanoa Ayfes dispatch aAya
q correspondent al lilo telsarAphs that
Pea dent ieisoio seat message 10 con
gTsas Announcing that nfazira difference
with Portugal has bsen amloably ssttlod.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25
Hocsi.r Popalists.

INDIANAPOLIS. May 24.-About 1000 Indi-
nna populis,s mot in stale oonvsution to-
day. Leroy Temple was made permanent
chairman. A full state ticket will be nom
mated. The platform 10 precisely the sssmO
as thai adopted at Omaha; advocated tbs
income tax. postal savings bsnk, revision
Of emiarant lave, the abolition OF convict
labor and the election OF president vice
president and United states senators by
airoct vote OF the people.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25

wiNmsoroS. May "a. Official inspection
OF ssvsn or eiRh, Indian reservations In ,hS
two DakotAs will be eommSncod 10 q fsv
days Indian Inspector Thomas 4. Smith.
of the interior department, has bosn de-
tailed foy the work. aud left 20. day for the
Sioux agency az Rosebud, ho inspection
will require several woke OF time. during
which The ohHfgse preferred against n num-
Der OF officials will be investigated.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25
Brsoninridrs Abroad.

WASHINGTON. May 2L-Rspreaontaiivs
DreekinridRs, OF Kentucky. sill to.moTTow
awe another round OF speeches In his In
tsTosL lie speAks a, In Grange on satur-
day To-day be spent good dsul of time
working on bill OF exceptions IN hia appeAl
from the decision In the Pollard snlt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25
DECISION
OF THE JUDGE.

Upon the verdict l find Sohroln-
er's Biz Store CPhone 4i) guilty
OF selling Tor cash" and that
everything In their took A. cheap.
or than any other house In hp city
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25
IN. sh.rlnin Mammalian,

spooisi TO Tho Indepondent
oErAr FAILS. May 2i,-Tho sheriff TOOK
possession of tho Lsadsr ,hls ming oa
anit nlsd by Harry u. Hill, irustes, for
labor claims amounting 70 ei,6o0 O,hs'
suits hlsd by L. q. Phelps. IeesivsE against
II. Y. Rolts. and labor claims niea sEsiast
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-25
LIQUORS..

.All brands of Whisky in cases
at equally low prices.
Fancy Liquors pscked in as.
sorted cases at same prices.
25 Gross, pint TASKS
at......................S6.5O Gross
20 Gross, quart TASKS
at'... ...."............... 500 Gross
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MN NJ
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u ~ 'l'hotnbDiR,a veil to- do farmer
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bed ~ twu nhknrWn nppiiHa un lnal
Monday ahOnt twU and hall miles
itUu loneabotp 0h the illWnlyille
road
Mt 1llUtnbHie WA Dh hia why ~
the llHpUhlinaH convention which WAS
held ~ 1nhhalntH HAT hHy, #iid, vilrn
wilhiu nhUul tWu miles NJ ilhl ulaHe,
iwb uppiuns, VIM wntb anudinp 30
either side N The iDHd VA tie HHida,
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knOW auibplllnp about The iialnnpn ~
tthfflUir Mt IltHtHlHitt STOPPED ~
taply w The question vheH tho smut
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lhr hptap'H i1p, nuy teaHlnd nt Bnd
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vol dtlAsad,
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eapi printed cotton cloths 20 ner
cent onil bl'aohed at % per cent ad
yalarmr
lhe ftprirl1n for graduated redue.
nm NJ pee npni on all rates in tho
NNHlsii schedule. ohoanl Carpets 70 take
elIsfl M lln liHai day II MIN lSa6,nnd
p ltbf 'aHIfFA ~ Hko effort an the
| HlAlHgtW HtefhWneoaiins wear
luV NJ IBI FfH.thlN pai
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to-day by lip lnll committee 4tiibs
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= whaIy Hg. lh8ueh 80 commissioner y
Internal ifyeuer and assistant asptistt
! N ihu teaeHtf tstr siteu i1li hsgtibi
7 n lhu mallpr.
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he W mndu hrIitsnllnt Judge luln 4
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r0d allutatl doarniHle condition 4
whlrI lll torailod llppnblrOu "A
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y ulpRpt lbot oippet liaa apnao puo0g
~ do he own thinking snd lnypHlpa
inp Hoiiiot ean withstand tho logI
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convention laa' Mrudky w plpNl del
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~ awate. Lbn entire voln ~ Washing
ipn ertnly poHl1 hpyt eOue tnt NJ
lipWuow ~ $50 MGnialpWh nGnytt
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tiaH u n candidate ipt mayW ~ Me-
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tornd candidate iot ry6at af traiiEt
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w. Md ypb NJ IoHmpn "a p,pfplad
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seeyea tof tIie llapDb'ipan candidate
i1t mayDt jost bn.pWa t0dg ttatl
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panJ NJ lbe volfshp iad belped tfoWH.
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~ bis follow tbWofmar, bGvman
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sop is expected NJ btibR ligrmap ker
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urR n J0tbsgu City ~ eoutea h.
should iudotsa a1d yoie IN BDwm1w
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n6 ifmt ngsttnm W dG him my R1Gd
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ltatgg teliet ~ al0hg 4 man's to
publieauisu ehnbgb 10 hsasutbd ~
bis enthusiasm IN latl
Adam tj1wmab has bhan baalef
sbameiuIIy, md ku1ws just bGw m0et
~ tho tthh ring be- ean swallgw Win
Gnt bbiuR ~ Democrat
burn with tbe Hart ddei
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lIamnrrhiln l.lnllntm.

W. ihH ieHbptsiH ~ iGtHsGh tilv, ~ t1h.
ssHlibn assembled, dH hstfbg pledge GiitaBigh
N TIE iGilHHins platinum ~ principles
iiFsOtVtb, isi, inst ~ fsgti'h lltdfH INN
tnt uHHhidhths iHt fts position 7 aldermen
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halht trrHefiht tib bhf ytsf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

hhsslH W. ats authorized aHd paid ~ 80
tetiite he HHHt ~ "A y iilttey asH candidate
tgi shtfiH ~ Washington 'rHtly shidth W
tie action ~ he Republican bHfiE
UaHnIv NHntt ntstk W. Aie authorized
and requested NJ aHirHbtt ne hAiht ~ ~ !
tssl, nj n candidate ftf ~ flstiiHH ~ lhe rihte
~ TOMMY leHH tls't subject ~ the wishes N
The Republican bHfiY
Ts.HisH Wtatt aHlpiited and pnlh ~ hh
V6tiHAt he HaWHnf van u hHihtH HH y tHedi
dalb ~ lfH8ttt N Washington t1iHigi sniittl
lGlhs Republican uenvtrilHHi
Representative W. ne anihriv 4 ahd
teuHGslsd NJ HHHHiHfe u Duncan ~ y niH
iidHth ipt iistfeHhbi NJ WHhhiHbi1ti eriNly
N The nest ntntfsi Assembly shbiHhl ~ 80
uHilhRH huH yHhiGu.
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aud intended lH ,nlH thu Democratic
Alhpt, list the hg ga wnd u i, and
Wac way u putut Tried tuput lhN pire
HHta III him WRa enough ~ mpFpa
btOaa monhpy bIuen A lpw days bpu
lhp Judge himself Waited lala thr
ppm1aiallu npHfj'a pheennd tald him
tlnl he mIphl p,ppnt N tu ba rIonol
iiphl away II hudll uol rive az hie
ttlllllralhi ~ pat olplHmd ponnlt II
efnso Tho uegu pohpl hIm Il Il
Would ho vi flRbl n ho pOyp up hlO
rttIloalei llp waa made lou0iW
ulnnd lhnt lhel VIVA hiamlY ualydllou
HIT leo Negro did uol iuimidan
worth u cont bo knew lhnl uIhur pee
lhuiaul hnnpnla Wrln myiue ua Il
tpnfo md llm lmr tulne m1 enl.
uyioR h. pNII ibn vwI otu bio ym
THE ~ only ouuoi m. dpnlh flnU
ploauI tbot amaIl u,paultlliUn Wlln
ia uyng luRut Ne hands uu lho ~
government
Uowu with tho liarpug
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