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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
THE SEAL DISPUTE.
Renewed Efforts to Have the Matter set
tied.

Renewed Efforts to Have the Matter SET
tied.
WASHINGTON, March 2s.-Minister Baysrd
has been pressing upon the attention of the
u itish foreign Office the necessity of
speedy action upon the proposition 10 re-
place the existing inodus viveHdi relative
TO seal fisheries by one on broader lines.
70 conform moe elossly TO the decision OF
the arbitTators. There is reason 10 believe
the British ambassador here will soon 70
osiVs authority 10 eonsummRte such an
ssTeement by which ths small differences
respecting the extent OF the closed zone will
be atjusted on a bGsis of the fOrty-seooud d
parallel. This would make IL impossible
for sealing vessels lawfully 20 take seals
any where in the Pacific north'of the bound
arr between CaliforniG and Oregon after
May /.
LONDON. March 2s.-The attorney gem
eral. Sir Charles Russell. will Introduce in
ths house of commons o-morroW n bill
providing for the proper enforcement Of
the BerinR sea arbitration. There 10 no
question OF a new modus vivsndi. it ia
understood the bill will not be opposed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
CHASING A RAINBOW.
MoKiniey on Tour for the Nominate"
Hen Never Get.

MoKinley on . Tour for the Nomination
Hen Never Get.
hNsEAPoIIs March 2a.-GoY. VIM. Nc
kinley and party reached Minneapolis
from Chicago this morning. They wore
met By GOO students OF the state university
and the university republican club. Tho
party was escorted 90 ths West hotel,
where 1000 people had assembled.
he governors reception at the
hotel Was only such a. 1000
strong northvestsFn thToats could give.
lie directed his remarks particularly TO the
stadents. and declared 10 was 20 the young
men OF the county that all parties must
lsok. During the address he declared the
people Of the oountry nevoT wanted 30 vote
In all their history a. they did now.
Later the governor was driven 10 she en-
position baildinR. where the state league Of
republican clubs was In session. There he
made another address. In which he said no.
BODY could tell what would happen.
and nobody knew what the democratic
congress would do. Later in the dAy he
made addresses to the pupils of the Cen
trail high school snd several stats institu-
tions. In the evening he Was escorted 10
the exposition building, which Was packed
TO OVERLOOKING with people from all parts
Of the northwest. 10 hear the leading ad-
dresses of the day. Gov. Mckinley made a
stirring address. which IN tts main points
did NOT differ from spesohea made earlier
In the DAY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
WHEAT JUMPS Up.

Prospects OF a Cold Wave the CAuse-BIg
Thing for tho Balls
CHIoAoo. March 2s. Wheat Jumped thrse
cents to-day. on the prospects OF a cold
wave. Inc scare started a Wild rush 10
cover among shortL and With heavT trad
ing the pit was . scene OF Wild confusion.
The boom to-day means . great deal 60
holders Of wheat They have been forced
TO endure atTsmsndous shrinkaas In values.
and paw for carrying the propsr " besides.
The decline in price was nearly - cents =
bushsl. and carrying charges we're Is 10 20
cents n bushel. makinR q total OF S5 10 40
cents. which Was borns BY bull speculate ..
On local stocks slons this loss amounts 90
between SLOO0 600 aud 5000. OO0 The ad-
vance to-day carries cash prioea mp over i've
cents A hVs-osnt Tallv means = Inference
OF g. ,250.OO0 on cash grain alone ts the
bulls.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The republican CITY convention meets ~
noon AZ Electric hall.
To-day is the last day OF reRistTGtion.
The books are oten from one to 10 r. M.
John BriA father Of John 4. Britt OF
she nrm OF Brltt Dousherty, died Of
Thin. o.. yesterday. aged 81
April l the Union Pacific ofiiess will b,
moved 90 3G \. Main street formerly oOcu-
pied By the Montana savings bank.
All teachers who erect to teach spring
and summer terms In this county are re-
quested 90 meet the county aups -intendsni
IN room 4s court house. Helsns. to-day Al
two 3. m.
There has just been issued frem THr lS-
DEPENDENT pfess the final report of the
board OF Worlds fair manaRsrs for Mon
tana. 10 shows the final work of ths
board and gives she list OF awards won hy
hontans ~ tie fair.
The SUNDAY school teachers aud Bible
students normal class will meet this even
ina a. 7;30 a. the EoutheTn Msthodsl
church. full attendance 10 requested.
Prompt sttendsnes IL requested m oidsi
that those Who wish may Est Qua esrly %
other entertainments.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29

In Juiv. 1892. the warrants dropped TO
yGk. This was due 10 the fact that Richard
LooksT began an injunction suit TO stop the
sale OF warrants that month. AftsF that
they sold fo' %. 80 and 90 until last June.
Every one knows that mouth was tbe start
ing OF the panic. and that 10 saw the begin
nina OF the drop in securities OF all kinds.
Bot even then they did not 90 down 90 81.
as the Herald says they did. Ihe last var
rants were sold In July. since that month
the city smployss have been paid in wsr-
rants, and the city has not been compelled
20 stand the discounts. but on the contrary
the employees have.
Another thing the Herald overlooked was
that the city mas never purchased its sup
plies SO oheaply as ID has during the past
that ths CITY warrants have deprecated,
and that all the people Who supply the city
with goods are aid in warrants.
Then as 90 the statement that the reduo-
tion in salaries made by the oitT council on
Tuesday evening vas for she purpose OF in
fuenoina ths coming election. The Herald
editor knows, and so does every resident Of
she eitY who has taken an interest
In its affairs, that there haa
been series Of reductions under
Mr.. Curtin's administration. when he
took the office two ysats ago he found the
number of employees fixed and their salaries
also. He could not change them. bat be-
fore be entered upon his second admins
trHtioa be recommended and the couneu
adopted the following, which out ths mar
ahRrs SALARY S600. the city engineers 5000.
ben The police clerk al 800 month was
same SALARY and two police officers. each
receiving 800 month. In August the
chain gang man was dropped and few
days later the services OF the sani-
taTy inspector were dispensed with. The
inspector Of milk and food Was dropped
I in "A IN hav h.
sRtion Of the building INSPECTOR on the
request of the committee of 100. WAS eat in
half again. The last reductions WsFs made
! tuesday evening. as the result Of the ao-
tion Of a democratic alderman. W. l.. Coz.
who offered the resolution inquiring into
the salaries paid city employees. and sug-
RestlnR that further reductions might be
made.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
BLOWING AND SHOWING.
wintry Weather Prevails Over = Wide
Section.

wintry Weather Prevails Over = Wide
Section.
EvAEsvILLE. Ind. March 2S.-A blizzsrd
struck this city tonight. Snow began 10
fall at ak O'Clock and vas vhirled through
the streets by a strong wind. The farmers
report wheat killes. and also peaches,
plums. cherries grapes and strawberries.
The weather has been a. freezing point
here for four days.
MILWAUKEE. March 2s-rhe heaviest
snow storm Of the season passed over Wis
consin to day. accompanied by high wind.
IL approached a blizzard.
Hor SpRrNos. Ark. March 2s.-A regular
blizzard struck This place this evening and
n binding snow storm SET in. This means
she destTuc tion of fruit and early vegeta.
bles. SNOW is drifting badly.
ST. LOUIS. March 2s.-Dufing the last
twenty four hon the Temperature has
fallen At least thirty degrees. and tonight
il is going still lower with a prospect OF
colder weather.
DFSIsos. Tex, March 2S.-A nolthsr
struck here TO- day accompanied bv rain aud
sleet. since noon 10 has been showing.
MFMPHts. Tenn. March 28.-This even
ing = raging snow STERN set In. which still
continues a. 10 O'Clock.
HoILY SPRISos. hiss.. March 2s.-A heavy
snow set in shis evening; bids fair 20 con
tinus all night
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
TO HIS LONG HOME.
Funeral Services over Kossuths BODY At
Turin

Funeral Services over Kossuth's Body At
Turin.
Turin. March 2s.-Ths funeral services
over the remains of Louis Kossuth we're
held In the Evangelical church this morn
ing. The route Of the procession 90 the
church was lined with the municipal guard.
The streets presented an unusual spectacle.
on account Of the presence OF thronRs Of
HunRarians In national costume. Only
prominent members Of the Hungarian dele
CATION and Representatives Of other foreign
countries we're abls 10 secure admission to
the church. The oofln rested on a b and
some catafslQue In front Of the altar. COW
cred With flowers. A guard OF honor of
Hungarian students. and sens and other
relatives of the dead we're grouped about ID.
Pastor Psytot delivered a suloRistio ser
mon. and after other simple services the
body was borne to the railroad station,
followed BY q great multitude OF many ma
tionalities, and there delivered to Gen.
Iurrmarkus representing Buda Peath. by
the mayor of Turin In q sympathetio ad-
q oss. The train - expected TO reach Buda
Pesth Tomorrow morning.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29

"a pair Of nippsrs snd half a dozen eight
ssn-inch gas burner tips" was the order
given BY iaunty young woman who Wis
tied a hardware store the other day. THAT
lady" said the proprietor after her de-
psrturs. "is an actress. and is Just going
on the road. All theatrical people,
while travelling. carry nippsrs aud tips
with them. The managers Of no
tells Ia. small towns try 20 save gas
bT putting bits of cotton in the bedroom
buFnsrH thus impeding the flow. The
minute an actor strikes a light aud detects
this he pulls Ont his nippsrs and tips. Of
comes the faxed" burner and on goes one
that lets the full head Of gas go through.
Before leaving he arTanRes things as he
found them and goes msrrily along. 20 get
the better of the next economical landlord
on his route. Chicago Herald.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
THE CITY FINANCES
How tho PFioe Of Warrants Has Range
Daring the rsst Two Years

How tho Prios Of Warrants Hss Ranged
Daring the rsst Two Years
The evening paper made some statements
ysatsrday In regard 20 the price % city
warrants dnfing the past two yeafs that are
90 far from the facts that in iusiioe 70 the
credit Of the city. without any regard 70
ths fact that ths statemehts we're made FOR
political effect. should be corrected. The
Herald said that during ths adminiatration
Of Mr. Cuttin the price OF oity warrants
had dropped 20 10 cents and that under
the administration Of hT. Klsinaoh mid
they had been worth ~ cents
Both OF these statements we're false.
For a fact the warrants Of the CITY COM
maudsd q higher price under hr. Curtin's
administration than they ever did under
Mr.. Kleinsoh midts. and they took their
fret jump when M. Curtin assumed office.
The following table, taken fronl the books
Of the oity treasure. tells its own story Of
how the hnancea Of the city have prospered
uHdsT the adminiatration Of Mayor Curtin
as compared with that OF Mayor Klein
schmidt Mr.. Cuftin's frat term began In
May. 1892 The oity warrants sold that
month brought - cents. . better figure
than they commanded in any OF the pre-
cedlnR four months under Mr.. Klein
schmidts administtation. Here o she
figures, and they speak for ths mselvot:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

OMAHA. March 2s.-A special 30 the Bee
from Moth Platte. Neb., says The town Of
Sutherland. sixteen miles vest OF here, was
totally destroyed by hfslast night A high
Wind was raging a. the time. and shofts 30
stop the hrs we're Of no avail.
DTNvrn. March 2s.-FTank d. and Logan
Russell owners of al hundred thous-
aud dollas worth Of property In North
Denver. we're arrested to-daT on the charge
OF having bTibsd VoteIs 10 vote for annera-
tion % Dsnvsf bI aiving then lots.
DESvER March 2S-1hs Denver eontln-
gent for Co1sY's army mst TO-DAY and de
eided 20 taks 40 ths march for Washington
SATURDAY morning. They number about
nftV msn and expect 20 be reinforced ..
Colorado sphngs aud Pusblo. They will
not wall. but expect 30 capture an east
bound freight train. Many Of abe men
have no idea OF going 90 she national capi-
tAi. bnt will desert when they have the o.
portunity Of securing work.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
NO SENSATION IN IT.

Crooker Says so of the Changes In the
Central Pacific.
SAN Francisco. March 2s.-Chsrles r
Croeker, hrst vice president OF the South
ern Pacific. "was seen today regarding the
resignation of c. p. Huntington. II. f.
Huntington and himself from the director
ate of the Central Pacific. There is nc
great significance 20 be attached 20 the
matter" be said. There 10 no sensation
In IL. and no surprising Developments NAV
bs expected. There 10 nothing in IL 20 OK
cite the interest Of the public. 30 far as
know. none of the stock holders are dissat
ishsd. IL the'e are any dissatisfied ones
they NAV be heard az the annual meeting,
which takes place on April TO-"
CrockeT declined to enter into any fur.
ther explanation Of the matter, intimating.
however. that the change was only a tenn
pofaFy one.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
The sugar Bounty

WASHINGTON. March pa plan for Abol-
ishing the sugar bountiss without waiting
for their repeal In the tariff bill has been
Informally discussed among members Of
the house radically opposed TO bountiss In
general, and tbs sugar bounty In pArticu-
lar. IL has been suggested 20 members OF
the vays aud means COMMITTEES that a
bounty repeAl amendment be attached a. a
rider 90 the legislative aud judicial appTo-
prlation bill. The eonmittss has taksn no
action on the suggestion. nor IL II likely %
for the BTesent as 10 would indicate q fear
that the tara bill might fail.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
THE REPuBLIcAN cOXyENTIoN

Il WIN he Held To-Day At Noon Ia
Electric Hall.
The republican city convention will be
held to-day al noon at Electric hall. The
only sure nominee is c. r. Gage for police
magistrate. For the mayoTsltT there are a
lot of candidates with the Hon. Tom Gill
christ in the lead IL 10 generally under
stood that Mr.. Weed has withdraw from
the fight. not being willing 60 take the
nomination unless he was the unanimous
choice OF the convention. Under these cir
cumstancea those opposed 90 GilchTist are
looking about for some one else, aud their
choice lies between Peter Whine aud Frod
Gamer. For city treasurer there 10 hoe
nsht between Elmer W0odman aud A. J.
Hslwig, with the latter In the lead.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
THE b. P. o. L.
Election Of onioers Followed by a Social
session Last Evening.

Election OF omcers Followed by a social
session Last Evening.
Helena lodge No. 1913. B. p. o. T.. had
big meeting last night Ths occasion was
the annual election OF officers. and the fol-
lowing we're elected.
Exalted ruler l.. \. Walker: esteemed
leading knight. :. c. Gilpatiick; esteemed
loyal Knight. W. II. Orr; sstesmsd lsetur-
ing knight J. II. Murphy; secretary. G. W.
Pitts; treasurer, Geo. B. Child; tyler ID.
q. Becker; inner quad, II. /. Walker;
chaplain, +. 5. French; esquire. r. Il.
three years. A. :. Smith; trustee. two
years. ". W. stewart; trustee. one year.
w. J. King; representatives 90 grand lodge.
+. ID. Weed ani Geo. o. Eaton.
Following tue election she . was a social
session and banqnel
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
PERSONAL.

J. I. Carroll Of Anasonds. is . visitor in
HslsnH.
Alfred +. RoEer'. Of Great Falls is regis
tered a. lie Helene.
n. II. TalootL OF Livingston. ia amona
the visitors from eastern Montana 10 ths
citS.
Hamilton q. hehicksp. general agent OF
the Great Northern railway al Toronto.
Cahada. is 10 town.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29

CmcAoo. March 2S.-Tso thousand men
employed by Crane Btoa, nsnufsotursrs
% iron pipe. struck this morning. aud the
company diaeharssd them. 10 - said the
plumbefA gashtiors and steamhtters will
refuse 10 handle any pipe tufned out by
the compGnv till the msn are taken back.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
FIre At Columbia FaIIs.

Special to The Independent.
COLUMBIA FANS, March 2s.-Fifs broke
OUT in the engine room of Olson a john
sons plsning mill at noon to-day. and
spread so rapidly that In an hour the sp-
tire plant was in ruins. The store room
above the mill was filled with sash. doors
and mouldings. The loss on stock and ma
chinefy wss SG.00o With no insuiAnce. The
mill vas the largest Of its kind in FiatheEd
county. and had a large amount Of ofders.
IL will ba rebuilt
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29

WAsHTsoroN, March 2s.-Aoiing Score
tary Curtis. OF ,hs treasury department
has sent 20 the house a communication
from the attorney general, calling atten-
tion TO the immediate necessity for addi-
uonal appropriations for the fiscal year
1884, for srpsnsss OF United States oourta
a. follows; Fees OF Witnesses SaO0. OOO fees
of jalors so 600 and suppor, OF prisoners
f21AOOO United states marshals. the a.
torneJ general says are fearful the judges
will Ailoufn courts unless money 10 fur
nished for iuro . aud witnesses.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29

CRY OF hExIco. March 2s.-Tho Mexican
government is in earnest regarding the
American financial union, and will be
ready shortly 90 eat with the Unitsd
States on vital matters connected wish the
defense OF ths white metal ~ y monetary
atandnFd
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29

wImuoroS. March 2s.-An ofieisl tsls-
gram from Lieut. Force. representative Of
ths navF department on the q ion. which
vessel vent 90 lioncador reef 20 sndsavor
10 Goat the keaFsarRe. confirms the report
that she vessel Il partly burned and gone
TO pieces 10 that nothing can be done
toward her recover. Nothing more IL Ell
pectsd until the Totufn Of the onion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
A Kec.Irnr AaLe.i

OMAHA. March 2s-Robsrt X. Hamilton.
an attorney Of Kansas CtS. representing x
81. 30. 90 bsnda OF ths American National
NateFuo he company Of Kansas City. he'd
in the east vas before Judgs Caldwell To-
day. asking = receiver for she company.
Judge Caldwell said he vould designats .
time for the hearing.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29

DKNvrR March -. Compliant has bsea
m ads 20 the state veterinary board thai
Utah sheepmen have invaded Mesa. Delta
and Garfield counties With sheep infected
with acab. Feeling runs high, and Gov.
Waite may have 90 call Qua the militia. A
pention having over 30 signatures has
bssn presented 90 the federal authorities a.
Washingtoa. asking for the protection 81
the Mesa county reservation from damags
from Utah sheep.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
Frss Coinar. nnI Iatr.due.a

WAsHSaroF. March "a bill for the
free and unlimited ooins9e Of silver vas in
iroduced In the houss to-day by Stewart.
republican, Of Nevada, aud laid on the
table for ths present
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
Nearly rrss,pi,.tsd t. Riot.

HoUsroS. Tex. March 2s.-Ths twenty.
oss round hght bstwesn MeClsllsn. Of
Toronto. aud shaW. Of New Orleans wound
M in ths fourth round On hoClellau's
favor. bhaW's friends claimed be vas
dragged. This neaily prsoipita Cd riot.
1hs police interfered aud t0ok ths partisi-
pants 20 laiL
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29

To call and see = sompls,s line Of shina
glassware. lamps. silvsrSsrs. ato-
Prices TO suit every puF6s.
best goods. lowest prices.
r. J. EDWARDS, : Park Avenue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
SPRING
OVERCOATS

That are dandies and we
have them at prices that
no well dressed man can
afford to pass by without
giving us a call and in
specting our stock.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-29
5Oc cUnIaundriedS Shirts

Fit the needs OF a vast num-
Der of people. They are re-
inforced bosom and back.
You can buy them on our
recommendatic n, and If
they don't come up TO our
claims bring them back.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-01-12
Nathan j. SIY's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Bradford, IS.
- In Probate Court held at Bradford within and for
said district on the 9th day Of JAM, A. d. 1894.
H o. Weed Administrator Of the estate Of Nathan
J. Sly, late OF Topsham in said district deceased,
makes application said Court for license to sell all the
real Of said deceased situated in Vermont, repre-
senng that the sale thereof for the purpose
of paying debts and all the heirs in this state CONSENT
ing thereto in writing Whereupon it is ordered
by said court that said application be referred to
session thereof to be held at Bradford, in said
district, on the I3th day Of Feb, A. D. 1894,
for hearing and decision thereon and it is further
ordered that all persons interested be notified hereof
by publication of notice of said application and order
thereon three weeks successfully in the United Opinion
newspaper published at Bradford in this state. and
which crculaes in the neghborhood Of those interested
before said time OF hearing they may appear SAID
time and place. and if they see obect thereto.
By the Court, Attest,
~ S. NJ. GLEASON, Judge.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-01-12
In Congress.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The great fight
for tariff reform began again in the house,
when William l.. Wilson, chairman of the
committee on ways and means, which has
for months been preparing the measure
which bears his name, opened the debate
in speech of great power He was
listened to by nearly all of his Democratic
colleagues, who applauded him fire.
quently, and by most of the Republican
members. The Hawaiian matter was
considered in the house.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Only 40 mem
bers were present when the house met
and went into committee of the whole on
the tariff bill Mr.. Wilson resumed the
speech he began the day before, the finish
being some bits of good-natured chaff be-
tween himself and Mr.. Doolittle and
Mr.. Reed. Then Mr.. Burrows, a mem Der
of the ways and means committee, made a
speech in opposition to the bill
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1894-01-12
Louisa M. Hayward's Will.

CTATE OF VT, Bradford District IS,
- In Probate Court held at Bradford, within and
fo said district the 9th day of JAM A. D., 1894.
An instrument purperting to be the last will and tes-
lament of Louisa Nj Hayward late of Topsham, in sad
district deceased being presented by Dr. H. L. Watson
the named therein for Probate it is ordered
fed to appear at a session thereof to be held at
Bradford, in said district, the I3th day of Feby
A. D.. 1884,, and show cause il any they may have
further ordered that copy Of the record of this order be
published three weeks successfully in the United Opn
on newspaper printed Bradford in this state, pre-
vous to said time of hearing.
By the Court Attest,
10 g. NJ GLEASON Judge