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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-15

papers Of appeal were entered In the
Sayre case.
fire occurred on the Boston steamers
wharf. foot of Water street, this morning.
caused by the shedding OF the Rowland
cotton compress there taking hre. The
roof was burned of the sheds. and some
cotton damaged. The prompt response
of the fire department. and the hre
equipment on the wharf saved the proper
~. and prevented a disastrous coniagsa-
ton in the cotton belt. Ths loss was
fully covered by insurance.
ORGANIZED.
The stephen C. Rowan Naval Veteran
Association has been organized IN Ports
mouth. with Captain William Swantont
commander. and a strong membership.
The United States monitor Wyandotte
has been fitted out and made really 10 be
turned over 10 the Maryland naval mill
TIA. but will not be sent 10 that state.
The old rece!ving-ship Dale mas been
selected instead, and will shortly arrive
here from washington TO be fitted out for
the service.
The United States apprenticeship Essex
was placed in the dry-docN to-day t.
| have her bottom cleaned aud painted.
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aos-IMMANuEL RAPTIST

CHURCH (Flfth street near Leighl--Rey JAMES
NELSON, d. D., Pastor-Preaching et IL A. NJ.
and 8 +. NJ. sunday school at o:30 A. n. Prayer
meeting WEDNESDAY at : l. NJ. Is
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.sg- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.

corner Main and Sixth streeisl-Rev. W. w.
LASDRUM, ID. d., Pastor.-Morning worship ut |
o'clock, evening worship nj 0'ciCcl. In the
evening one Of q series Of sermons. Is
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DIST CHUkCB.-Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ.
Preaching at IL A. N. and at 3 II. NJ. by the
Pastor. Rev. ). N. LATHAM. Also prayer-meet-
ing and scripture reading with suggestive ana
helpful talk By the pastor every WEDNESDAY
Ni0nr at O'Clock. Il
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THE MONSTER BAILED.

MIR. Ashley. Clerk OF the Market, had
Miller arrested when he came to market
this morning. bringing the boy with him
Both were taken to Justice Burroughs
Court The Justice sent the case on 10
the County Court. and the boy to the
hospital Or Miller was taken before
Justice Scott, Of Berkeley, who released
him on $50 bail to appear at the January
term OF court.
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pH~ THE BAPTIST CITY MIS-

sIONARY SOCIETY will meet with the Second
church SUNDAY, December 10Th. at $50 p. N.
Tais Is o most Important meeting, as the neg
society, composed OF the Old city missionary so
city and tho Church Extension society. will be
organized. All who feel any interest In city
mi sion work are most heartily invited 90 DO
present !. X MURDOCH, Secretary.
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UFMANN &Co
Corner Fourth and Broad S,,,,l,
Holiday Hints.

Like everybody else you a-o .....
OF Christmas and the pre- cents b.,
% make. There "a ono n...
woman always apprccllta -t.t.
thing nice 10 wear Lcl Ys
gestion. for instance a. RAJ. r....
or n WRAP. What more g..-... Go
mental could you buy?
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p0y- MISUNDERSTANDING FOR

divine worship EykRr SABBATH MORNING at IL
O'Clock. seats arc free. and all arc welcome.
Leetin y-house Clay street above First. Services
also ct 10 o'clock A. y. on WkDNKsDAy. -
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES,

Gay" FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-Dr. KERR L A. NJ. and r; NJ.
Rev. Mir. BUCHANAN at Westminster $3.50 7. III.
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kSy- BARTON-HEIGHTS BAPTIST

CHURCH-Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. II. Ii.
PITT, ID. d.. on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. Evening
services will be resumed Sunday. Prayer
meeting WEDNESDAY at 8 p. n. Seats free.
Allwelcome. Is
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RIAN CHURCH.-key. c. r. MORTON, s p. N.
sunday school az $3.50 A. NJ Gospel service
WEDNESDAY at 8 p. NJ. Morning service discon-
tinued for the present All Welcome. Is.
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gay" SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.-
DR.. HoGE viii preach at IL A. Nj. and at p. Nj.
Is
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Jane "a. Is and 10 Suggested a. the
Dates for tho Meeting.
Special TO tho IudoDendenti
GREAT FANS. May 26.-At a meeting held
last night OF the committees from the local
prsse, the chamber OF commerce aud QUO
member OF the committee from ths bond
NJ trade. IL was decided 10 notify President
Yerkos. of the state Press assoc aiicn, the
the dates Juns H. 10 and 10 would, IN shs
opinion Of tho committee. be tho mosl con.
yenient aud perhaps most fsyorable for Tue
meeting OF tho association. aud a tslssrsm
10 that eject was sent him last night. A
committee Of ten will be appointsd 70 so-
lioit money and make other preparations
Another COMMITTEES. composed Of tho msm-
bsrs OF tho local press. will arrange ths
programme OF entertainment Tho snn
dance will ocoapy ths 18th, 10Th and l7th,
two days Of those set for the meeting. Ar
ranRements have bean made for q "trip 10
the coal mines Of Sand CoaIse aud to Nsi-
hart. which will occupy the whole Of one
day. A banquet will be given one night
during the session. and efforts are being
made TO secure something at the thsslsr
for another night The citizens OF Great
fslls are very much inisssstst In giving the
editors the boss time possible
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
PERSONAL

Mira. Fred J. Thomas lsft yesterday for
Blandinsvillc Ills.
John Elise and wife leave for trip 10
southern California to-day.
X. Eitner returned yesterday from n
short visit south 10 friends and relatives.
Mrs. Il. II. Hoss aud child. who have
been on u visit 10 Califo mia. have returned
homo.
VIM. Lloyd, formerly OF Helena now
deputy sheriff Il JstlaTion county. was Ia
the city Yesterday, on hia way 10 Towneond
on business.
Mra. =, II. Sanford loft Tuesday, for an
eItended Saate q and aonihctn trip. She
was accompanied ty tho children aad will
spend tho summer among hor felatiyea.
Mfs, Il, u. iiokm wrltoa from CHI
ooRo that her husband Ia improving atead-
lily and oKpsots 10 bs nblo To leave tho
hospital In about three weeks
Ed llnhot,y received dispatch yeator-
day ON Rome, N. ", announcing the
death ot his mother. Mta. Catherine
tlahertY, in tho 77th year OF her age Mrs.
FlaheTty some tins heo tripptd aud fell
over tuR receiving Injuries which led TO
her death.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

The exquisite American play. The New
South. comes 10 Helena al Mina's opera
house nsx, Wednesday evening. With the
enviablo record Of run Of 100 nights In
New Yo,k. II deals in graphic 20, touch
Ing fashion with tho results OF the late un.
plOasan,ness between the states. While
not var play. u ~ tinesd by the var. even
ne Landscape is by the rich glow OF sun
set sky. IL Ia devoid OF aunpoudeF. YET the
men who figure ln II have smelt burning
powder In the thick Of the sulphuroua
clouds OF battle. An absorbing story 10
evolved from 90 unpromisinR Held NJ the
statute OF the commonwealth Of Georgia
permitting the farming out Of conviots 10
oontractO Z. thrifty system 90 taxpayers.
irauRht with Undesirable haTdships for the
lucklesu offenders leased TO Ayatieioul men.
Az ono reasonably expects 10 The reiuyen-
ated south. tho ooiored man Ia
his new snviromsnts OF oorpoFsal
and political freedom looms up as no
important factor. Not 40 the stage negro
OF dramatic tradition do tbe authors OF
''rhe New South" picture the ebony skin
ned voter, bus as he now eIiats In ths sec
tlon whore he once had his being aa q slave.
Meks's. Clay n. Green and Joseph Is. Oris-
msr depict n negro who 10 something far
deeper than RrinnlnR Niger OF ssnseloaa
songs, a cunning. designing ever jealous
fellow who caused no end OF serious eom-
plioAtions Ia the new south. Nor 10 the
purely social side Of life In the new south
neglected. being portrayed In charming
truthful style. Belonging 10 tho m0lodra-
matte school. tho play is rsplete with OK
citing scenes and startling situations and
with Jos. Qfismer aud Phoebe Davies In the
leading roles an excellent perfor 10
assured. Tickets on sale at Lookwood's
dug store Tuesday morning.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27

RAN AGAINST THE LAW.
Twenty Three wsalsra wsse a.u,s...a
% tho Ponitontlary,

lWenty sihroo Wealefa Marc nsut.....
90 tho renitoatlary,
o0oES, Utah. MAY g0,-1hs eommn.,,.
here ID In \ atate Of unfesl aud uno.,,.,a,.
caused BY the attitude Of the eommo.w..'.
era In their Appa,o cot determination 40 al
regard tho injunction Of The ooef, ,na
march through Davis county 10 sallI.,.
The baud numbers about 200. aud ar. ma
der Abe command Of ona smith, an IN
liahman, who 10 making demands In eh.
name of American frscman.n Harls ~
morning u was reported the mon wonla ~
south N they had ~ NOV thai, 49,
through guarda with dynaml,e ho,nhs
Thsy app oaahad the county llne ana -
halted By tho aheflfI, aud undos psols',
heaitaied aud vent into camp.
Further Tumora OF force we're heard. ana
the sheriff seat Toe Saith and lnfof,nss
him that AZ tho nTat suspicious move hs
would order the depotiss 20 Ore. The m,a
then settled down With the expressed lnton,
tion OF freezing out the officers
SALr LAKr, May 20-The ivoutv.savsn
so-oallod induslriAla who we're nfrsatod ssv.
ofAl days ago Tor tain stealing aud rlotlns
al Nephi, we're arraianed Tor trial AZ Provo
odsy. Twenty -fonF blended guilty, 8ls
OF them wers sentenced Ia the penltsntlarv
Tor NHly days and seventeen for thlgt,
days The remaining four we're released
GnEEs RIVER Wyo.. Mar 2G-Judes
ilinef, Of this Uuitsd statss court Of W.
oming made an order TO day dlreotlno q
Marshal khnkin 10 prohibit all membsrs of
the so-oalled Industrial amy" from inter.
ferinR With or taking possession Of an
property OF the rooeivers Of the Union Pa.
cife, aud On restrain thom from obstrusiinp .
any of tho engines. cara of trains. aud from
riding on any cf the engines, cars % train
vithout paying proper computation. Tha
marshal Ia prepared 10 execute the oder
upon all com mon woalers.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
MISSOURI RIVER DAM.

The House Has Passed the niii which
VIII Allow u TO iie Constructed
For moro than two years The gentlemen
interested in the projecs 10 build dam
across the Missouri river in the vicinity Of
6tubbs' ferry have been waiting for con-
Rress to grant them the right 70 do 90.
Yesterday VIM. Mutb. who 10 one Of the
parties interested, rsosivsd dispatch from
Congressman Hartman, telling him the bill
bad been passed by the house. The men
interested have already expended about
$4,000 on the project, but we're not willing
W put In twice as much more 20 bring
cheap power to the city unless thsy had thu
permission OF the govern nent to build the
dam. Now that the bill has passed the
house there Ia little doubt but 10 will bs-
CONS q law before congress adjourns. aud
then the enterprise can be carried on "a
completion.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
The, -.....,
Boston.

Perhaps you'llread this
hd. and buy your Clothes
elsewhere. Some day,
however, you will run
across a friend looking as
we'll dressed as yourself,
pr better, and finding he
has bought his clothes
from us for less than you
have ever paid for yours,
you'll marvel at your own
short -sightedneSs. We
marvel at it, too, but we
are patient. Sooner or
later the excellence of
our Clothes, and the low
prices at which we are
selling them will bring
you to us. No trouble to
show goods. Give us a
call.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
70, b. issiul for any body of mon, O'h"

mol be lawful for any body OF men. other
than militls, 10 asasmble.
The oollsoiing ana ATminR OF esputies
from counties other than the one In vhieh
trouble may OCCUR IL clearly against las,
Ths fact that property 10 In danger Of de-
atfuotion N sufiioiont ground for calling
upon the olty and sountv authorities. but
NOT suiiicisnt 10 warrant lew
Of war. The sheriff. whsn unasle 10 sup
pTesa an gprisinR. should 0ail upon ths
governor for aid. The state militia oan
suppress an insorreetion, bat II oAnnot be
called upon ,o guard from injury any pfi-
yAts property.
The pfoclsmation states that The gov
erpoE hAa no personal knovlsdee OF trouble
Ia the Cripple Greek region. some months
ago. however. be vas informsd OF an up-
rising In thA, locality and sont 0vs com
panias Of militia there 10 rsstoss order. bot
the adiutsni general found no upfislng
10 view Of The provisions Of ths cons Ito
ton and the laws Of tho state Of Colorado,
all good citizens are commanded 10 lay
down their arms and peaesably disperss.
Immediately upon signing the proolA-
nation the order calling oet she militia
vas written.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
rhr.. Justice. Di...u,sd.

WASHINGTON hay 26.-The supreme
court finished ils ssssion for this term to-
day, and announced decisions 10 several
oasss she rrst decision was that OF H. 4.
Bafdsn and others against the Northern
Pacific railroad. involving title 10 many
acres OF mineral land on the line OF the
road, mostly IN hou,sna, included 10
the government land grant, unde .
the terms OF the act mineral
lands arc excluded from the grant.
Jualioe Fio,d delivered tho opinion. Ho
said the exception was wilhout qualifioa-
lion and plain. that mineral lands. known
and unhnoNn, we're specifically TessF,sd 10
tho United btates. lhs decision Of tho
ciicnlt court was reversed and the case Was
remandsd. with direction TO grant the de-
fendant (BArden aud oibsrsl demurrer.
Justices Brewer, Gray and shTan dissented
from the opinion.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
usTonrUSArE EoR The STATE.
Judge HalIst Says Colorado Is Ia ths
usnda Of Socialists.

Judge HalIst Says Colorado h Ia che
Hands OF Socialists.
Denver, May a6.-The Ravsn Gold Min
ing company. Of Cripple Creek. inoorpo'a-
ted under the laws Of West Virginia, spilled
to Judge Hsllett. OF ihs United States dls-
trict court to-day for an injunction re-
siraininR strikers from interfering With the
properly aud It's employsa The court held
that II 10 not 10 the power Of tbs federal
couTts 10 protect the pro 1eFtT Of oltizsns OF
another state. and that under the constltu-
tion OF tho country aud OF tbs state polios
power alone Tests with state authoritisa
In making this decision, which 10 st vari-
anos With the decision OF another district
court. in tho Cnur dAsns case. the cont
stated ths, be reVrsttsd that be had 10 dif
fer thus, and added: III the government
Of this state has fallen into the hand. Of
socialists. which 10 true. or OF imbsciles
which 10 also probably true, IL 10 most IN
fortunats for the state. but II cannot bs
held as reason for this court 10 exercise
police powes."
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
rrnh,sm Of ,ha un.mn,a.ah.

MINNEAPOLIS. May 26.-rhs problem Of
The unemployed has been tsken up In Min
nsapolis in earnest The ways aud means
committee Of the council has decided 20 is-
sue bonds 10 the amount of 500 900 at two
per cent, 20 furnish money for an extensive
achsme OF public improvements Business
Iuon OF ,ho city have agreed 20 take the
whole issus at pa. go the bonds will not
have 10 bS tioatsd on the money market
Extensive improvements are 10 be undet-
aekau
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
TROOPS CALLED our.



60 Their Homes.
DEsyrR. May 2G, This afternoon the en-
tire state militia, oonsistlng of iwo teRl-
mouts, was ordered out by Gov. Waite to
proceed to Cripple Greek and suppress the
troubles tho,e. Col. A. W. Hoele. Fital
Infantry, will ot once order hts regiment
and Troop A to assemble With all possible
speed and go by .. 0ciAl train to Florence.
Tho Chnifeo light artillery aud signal corps
are ordered to ieport Tor duty to Col. uoeie.
Tho remainder OF Abe state militia will aS-
aembls al their various i,laeea OF rendezvous
and proceed 10 Cripple Creek ht tho earliest
possible moment
AZ late hour this afternoon Gov. Waite
ialuod n proclamation aimo al tho armed
deputies. ordering ihen 10 diaperao. In
hn Proclamation Gov. Waite statou that
tho constitution Of the atats OF Colorado
does not authoriss the assembling OF a
multitude OF armed msn, by eithef indi-
vldnala or eort orations, oven 10 enfosc, no
undoubted right. Ordinarily the governor.
before directing tbs militia 10 act vaip
until asked 10 DO 40 by tho sheriff OF
county in which fiotins occurs, bat hia
duty docs not depoud upon such call. IL
insurFotion eKiata the cove nor must act.
1ho laws OF ,he s,sIo declare tha, u shall
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
BLUE JOINT.

Hay than we have now We
make mistakes sometimes but we
made no mistake in buying this
Hay.
It is all right We know, because
we feed our own team with it
Oats2 Yes, we are there too
reasonable too.
We are making friends evory
day and our business is increasing
daily. Come in, make yourself
at home and got our prices.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
THE WEEKLY GUN SHOOT.

A. .. risk Aad Frank Bsrtos Are ibs
Msdsl winnsra
The attendance was good AZ Abe weekly
shoe, Of the Helena Rod and Gun club yea
,srday. Capt. A. j. Flax won the A medal
with a score Of ~. aud Frank Barios won
,hs u medal with a soo,e Of n. The 9th"
scores ip the two olaeaos voie a. foliosH
a. N. Peasants aud Nose Manuel ~ Hs~
Ksunstt aud a. J.. Cronin. 9ii ffenh Mar
fis. 10, W. J.. Beckett and Henri paIonsn,
49, james Perkins, III Fred liosg Henry
PaTohen. Jr.. aud Percy ksnnoiA iUi Sona
A.. O'C0nnor, ~
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
AN VICTORIOUS FOURTH.

Gotham Dissppoiats tho Ksowiag Ones
nc GrRvsssnd.
New YoRK, May 2G.-The attraction to-
day was the race for the Americas stakes.
worth about $4,000. Gotham. who vas
though, TO be the best colt Of the rear, was
looked upon az q sure winner. lie dissp-
pointed everybody. however. an ineIorious
fourth. bix furlonRs-potsntate. Petsr The
Great Captain T.. ILL; mile and ons-slr-
tssnth-Sull koss. Enheld. Clemsntine.
i,5l; Great American stakes, i've furlonesv
Walter, Uticn, Applaus,. l:0ts; mile and
one furlong-Don Alouzo. Herald. sport
l.59i4; i've furionRs-The Patfimony colt,
Herkimsr. Soath Side. l:06; mile aud one
sixteenth = Herald, Ed Ksarnsy, Pick
nioker. l;52la.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
nn.hiar In. Ii.r..r u....

SARATOGA, May G.--Iu the Presbyterian
general assembly. before adjournment
scvsniy.one speeches In the Smith case had
been made, two Of them OF uncertAiH tenor.
twonty-two in favor OF sustaining ths ap-
zeal Ia whole or In part, aud forty-sevsn
opposed W such action. The desire OF the
assembly TO hasten this orlsr vss syi.
dencsd just before recess by n vote 10 oon-
tinue In session during the afternoon and
10 begiu a half hour earlier than uaual.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
TELEGRAPnIo BREyITGEs.

Cunclao, May 90 -Chioago T. ~. Louis
D; Cleveland 1, fittsburg l2i Boston 10,
Washington ., Louieville o, Cincinnati 2.
WAniSoroN. May 3.-The sonats, 10 on.
ecn,ivs eea,ion, made public the oonnfma-
tion OF JOIN N. Nelll TO bO surveyor gen
erAl OF honthna,
LONDON, MAY 2C.-rhs birthday Of Queen
Victoria waa officially celebrated to-day.
The voat end OF London was especially
decorated. The prince and princes, Of
Wales and other membois OF tho royal
family were witnesses Of the elaborAte mil
itasy ceremony known as "Itooplng OF
Celors," on the parade ground a. White
hall.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27

SALT LAKE May M-GoM west Chief
Justioo Merritt and Mayor BAhkin have
each received postal eafda making threats
against their liytA The messages eon-
tSined the most disgusting language, ana
state thai ualsau tho officials named leave
the city Within to1T days they will DO killed
II dynamite has 70 be teaofted 20.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
CRUST
PROMISES

Don't work. It is easier TO prom
se than IL is to fulfill.
ExtrG VACANT promises will mis-
lead the unwary for a waile but
like everything else-has an end.
We promise nothing that we do
not stand pledged to redeem.
We promise TO give you the best
Groceries in the city as low as any
reputable dealer
We fulfill that promise every
day OF the week. Here is another
thing-when you buy goods OF US
you can rest assured you get
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
VAL BLATZ DEAD.

Tho Wealthy rrewor Dies suddenly ef
Heart raiiure.
sr, PAuI. Mag %.-yal Blatx. the mill-
isnsitO Milwaukee brewer. died vey sad
denly this evening OF heart disease.
IA week ago MIR. BlA,z was IA Helena 10
company with MrL BlAtE They wsrs on
their way home from an extended Walt 70
California. Mr.. Blatz vas the propris.os
OF tho lsIaes, brewing establishment In the
world and was the woalthlsst man In MI
waukee. lie vas one OF the most respected
citizens Of that thriving oitv, having done
much toward its Improvement and advance
menl
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27

In PAao. Tsl.. Mag aL.-fhs eiiy ,oraa.'
has dOcrsod that no WOMAN shall De ~
loved to walk o. rlds ihs sif-,a o. ~
Paao wearing what 10 knovn a. ~ q'y'ese
akifl The oonnoilmon dsolkfe ~. p.e-
tire. which has lhfsntensd 20 p,oem.
epidomie "a certain eifuls& 70 % 'np''.s.
and dsmorallxlsa. Az otdiptnes ~"
passed smD0dyina inete tisFt
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27

sr. PAUL. May 20. Ia ths court martial
Of Lieut. James A. Nancy Privais Soho-
son was asain ou ,hs stand. nu'ssea
Hswafdon followed johnson. iie a',ssn.a
Capt hoiborg altar be vas shot. fnsn..
EdWarda' tsstiBonY oOnOluded 70 up
sssaion. On Monday application 10y
writ of prohibition will be sfsapa pvi''s
United btatea District Jadee heleon,
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
rnior.a soho.i. In tho sou,h.

There are 2AED negro schools In tho
south, whore . 10000 negroes have learned
20 read aud most Of tbom 10 write. In ihs
coloroi achools are 2JA0 900 pupils and
~ OnsRro teachers. There are 100 schools
fot advanced education and seven colleges
ndministSrsd by negro presidents and fac
uitieg g-EIohanQa.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
n Tnbasoo.

The new burlsaque opera Tabasoo 10 the
latest oiszs IN New York. You can find all
OF the gems OF this popular production at
the Helena music house In the Payntsr
DruR com pAny's store.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27

PARIS May AN. Brissop has declined
TO form q cabinet. IL would thus appear
that purely radical ministry is impossi-
bic. A Dupuy radical cabinet OF coneen-
tration 10 more likely 10 succeed. IL his
plans fail. President Carnot will send n
message TO the chambers announcing that
hs will not be o candidate for rs- election.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
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Pounds in a ton. We promise you
one thing today and that is that
youn 90 a long way before find
ing any better
The Helena independent., 1894-05-27
E,erysne Inslted

To call and SEQ a eomplsts linz OF china.
glassware. lampa. silvervars ato
Prices 10 suit every purse.
Best goods. lowest prices,
n. J. EpwkRpa, Park AvOnua.