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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18
Educational.

Attention of the reader is called to the
announcement of Notre Dame University in
another column OF this paper, This noted
institution of learning enters upon its fifty-
first year with the next session. Parents
and guardians contemplating to send their
boys and young men away from home to
school would do well to write for particu-
lars TO the University of Notre Dame. In
diana, before making arrangements for their
education elsewhere. Nowhere in this
broad land are there to be found better
facilities for cultivating the mind and heart
than are offered at Notre Dame University.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18
THEY POSE FOR GOLD
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN AS ART
1875 MODELS.

New York Has . Large Number of
Them Who Earn Good Salaries
A Quartet of Perfectly Formed
Daughters of Eve.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-18

Civilized people didn't begin to sit
at the ming table until the time of
Charlemagne Previous to that they
r,clined at their meals.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22
ADVOCATES OF IRRIGATION.
Three Hundred Delegates Present at the
Intermountata Congress.

Three Hundred Delegates Present at the
IBtermountata Congress.
OMAHA. March 2l.-Thses hundred dele
gates. representing Nebraskh. Iowa. Ksnsas.
Colorado. Wyoming. Missouri and Montsna
were present a. the opsning Of the Intsr-
mountain Irrigation congress. After
routine prsliminaries IL was decided 10 ad-
NIT all residents of the arid region ~ the
convention. Addresses In favor Of irrig alton
we're deliVe ed By President Moses Sc ore
tRry BfistoW. of Kansas. "Buffslo BILL -
and otheTs. Action by congress Ia behalf
Of irrigation was urged By the speakers.
40 she afternoon session EI Senator
Warren. of Wyoming delivered an address
on the general subject Of irrigation. lie
said II was too early in experience 10 name
any particular method to be pursued. The
best results had been obtained through the
development OF small farms until large
farms had been rendered profitable. MAJ.
Powell, Of the United States Reologiosl
survey. talked OF the storm water storage
plan. He thought this vas still an expert.
ment In Utah and California, where IA
had been tried, ID had been sucosssful.
Donald Campbell. OF Denver, explained
the water system Of irrigation in Asia
Judge j. ID. Emery addressed the oonven-
tion on the duty OF she general RovsrR-
ment in the reclamation Of semi-arid
plains.
The delegates we're given reception By
the Commercial olub tonight
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22
MARCH OF THE BLIZZARD
The Big Storm Going Slowly But
Steadily Toward the Mis-
souri, River.
Drifts From Two 10 Four Feet
Deep Block Vast Railroad
Mileage.
Range Cattle Expected TO lie Destroyed In
Great Numbsrs-snow VIII Help
the Farmers.

OMAHA. March 2l.-Ths blizzard which
developed in the northwestern part of the
state last night is moving slowly, but stead
ilJ, toward the Missouri river. It's prog
ress is marked by drifts from SIX inches 10
two feet deep. ana a general blockade of
business. A. North Platte. Neb., drifts arc
from two TO four feet deep. and the Union
Pacific line Is eomplstely blocked. All
trains have been abandoned and a number
are blookaded between stations snow
plows are out and efforts are being
made to clear the tracks. Kenrnsy, HYsn-
nis Elsie, MeCook and other rOints
report the snow deep and drifting badly.
The mercury is below the freezing point.
ranging from ten TO twentF degrees above.
burlington lines in the western and north
ern part OF the state and In the Black
Hills. are badly blocked.
A message from Buffalo. Wyo. says the
storm there has assumed the proportions of
one Of the worst Billiards in the history of
this section. II 10 feared that the ranges
will be covered with cattle suoeumbInq to
the exposure OF the blizzard.
Telegraph wires are in vey bad shape and
have been useless for hours. There are
can be neither verified nor contradioted.
Reports from neighboTng ranches indicate
that the propsrtT loss would be great.
Thousands Of cattle are known 10 be of
their usual Water quarters aud far FROM
shelter. IL will be impossible to save thsss
from almost total destruction. unless the
blizzard breaks soon. Similar reports a-e
received from all over the stock ranges.
Farmers ia the central part of Nebraska
weleoms the snow. as the ground has been
too ha d to work. There will be but little
iamage TO winter vhoat as long aa the snow
is deep enough to prevent the Rround from
freez nR. AZ midnight the temperature is
falling raIidly, indicating that snow is not
far of.
CHEYENNE, March 2l The worst storm
Of the season has been raging over this
state for the past thirty-six hours. No
irlin has arrived from the east in ths city
to-day. and ell trains, including the fast
mail. have been abandoned until to-mor-
row. The indications are that II will be
very cold o-night. with a continuation of
the storm until Tomorrow.
AKRON. Col. March 2l.-It has showed
here continuously for over thirty hou's,
and the storm does not seem 10 be abatinp.
I he snow will be OF inoalculable benefit to
farmers IN eastern Colorado.
DENVER March PA snow storm visited
Colo ado last niRht and continues to-day,
accompanied by light wind. The tenn
porature has fallen ten TO twenty-siI de-
grees throughout the west. but in this citT
10 10 not much below freezing. The storm
is general throughout this state. Wyoming,
Northern Kansas and Nebraska, Utah and
New Mexico.
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THEY MOURN HIN DEAD.
UniversAI Sorrow for the Dsath of LOui
KOaGuth.

UniversAI sorrow for the Death of Louis
Koasuth.
TURIN, March 2l.-A guard OF honor from
an early hour this mo ming has been drawn
up in front Of the house where the remains
OF kossuth are resting. During the day
the syndic Of Turin visited the house and
condolsd with the members OF tho Koisuth
family. Later the syndic. on behalf Of
the municipal authorities. sent a message
Of sympathy TO the municipal authorities
at Buda Pssth. The body Of the HunQsr-
ian patriot lies in the bed where he
breathed his last sttired in black. and sur
rounded by floral wfeaths. II has been
sketched by several Hungarian artists.
IL has been decided that the remains will
be buried in Hungary. The removal will
not take place till the bodies OF his wife
and daughter are exhumed from the oeme-
tsTyl In Genoa, when all will be taken 30
Budda Pesth and given public funeral.
A cast of Kossuth's face vas taken to-day.
Messages OF condolenoe are coming from
oil parts of Europe and America.
BUDDL PEsrH. March 21.-All newspapers
appeAr with black bo-dsrs on account OF
KOssuth's death, and eVeryvhs through
out ths city mourning emblems appear.
The city 10 black with ofare. The diet will
be assembled in special session Friday 10
take appropriate action.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22
NEW CHINESE TREATY.

Negotiated by Secretary Gresham with
tho Chinese Minister.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The senate com
mittes on foreign relations has been con-
sidering an important Chinese treaty nego-
tisted by the new Chinese minister and
Secretary Gresham. The treaty was sent
TO the senate some time ago and referred TO
the foreign relations committee. where IL
has been considered and discussed In all its
details. AZ negotiated. the treaty practt-
cally sets aside aud su perssdea the Scott eI-
clusion act and the recently enacted GesrY
law. IL is an immigration treaty, and pro-
yides for ths admittanee OF Chinese immi-
grants under restrictions, and the pfoteo-
tion OF Chinese already In the country,
While 10 does not repeal the GearI Law. 10 ID
said TO render 10 nugatorY in many partio-
ulars.
The treaty will have a stormy time in the
senate; Pacific coast and western senators
arc HlTeady Rofously fighting 10, and they
have support from eastern senator's Who
havs always opposed Chinese imm migration
and supported vigorous exclusion laws.
Provision IL made for the return of any
Chinaman who has lawful wife, child or
parent in the United States. OF property 10
the amount of 1000. OF debts due him 20
ehts Of this provision the Chinaman must
leave with an officer Of the
United States description of bis
family or property, and secure a certificate
for his return. He must also return within
a year. which may be extended another year
in case Of sickness OF other causes beyond
control. The Chinese governments Is 70
take greater pfeoautio2s 20 prevent the
coming OF Chinese laborels to this country
10 Is possible the treaty may be materially
modified before being presented TO the sen
ate. and possibly the senate will change 10.
ss it was negotiated. The opinion OF those
opposed 10 - is that 10 renders ihoperative
most of the features OF the present sHclu-
aion lava.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

RoME. March 2.-A dispatch from San
tiaRo Chilli, states that the min istry has re-
signed.
LosDoN. March 2l.-Rev. Thomas Spur
gson was tonight elected pastor Of the
Tabernacle.
FoRr WORTH. Tex, March p. - The
Wholesale drug house of W. II. Williams
was burned. loss $l20.OO0.
LONDON. March d. Gladstons this morn
ing consultsd an smiRsnt occalisL IL IL
understood be believes an operation may
be performed without danger.
ABDMoRE. l. r.. March 2l.-L. r. Robin
son. the most prominent merchant Of ln-
dian Territory. made an assignment today,
liabilities and assets not known.
NEw NoEK. March 2l.-Commodore Wm.
ID. whitney. retired. who Was run over by
cab some weeks ago. died Of kidney
trouble aggravated by the accident
PHILADEIPmA, March 21.-Tho large mill
buildings owned by Grumta 4 Bro, aud
occupied by manufacturers OF knit goods
bsrned this morning The loss Ia $l25. 900.
ALnkNY. Maroh n. - The ssnsts has
passed tue bill p ov ding for taxing racing
associations five per cent on their gross re
ceipts. The hill now goes 90 the governor.
MoSTEvIDEo. March 2L - Twenty seven
ballots were taken IN the chamber to-day
for president OF the republic. TIE govern
ment candidate. Seno; Don Idiarto Bordn,
vas declared elected.
SoLoNnsvutr. ARR. March n. The Fort
Thomas aud Bowie stage was held up seven
miles south of hO.omonviiie to-day by two
men. A posse IL in hot pursuit. aud It Il
believed both will be oAptared.
NV ORLEANS. March @i.-AsA Cav Ger.
ner. Who was on trial before the criminal
cour. charged by the American Exprss.
company with having stolen S22 600 fron 4
package Of S5QO0o has been acquitted.
ParxcuAHo. Mex. March 2i.-Mhile :
boatiuad Of peraona living IN thla place
were crossing latxouaro lake tha boAl
sprung leak and sin OF the eighteen on
board we're drowned. all YounR women.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22
Ell PAsO INVADED.
The Mayor Thought go. and Was EEoitsd
In Conssquencs

The Mayor Thought so. and Was Excited
In Consequence.
EL PAso. Ter, March 2l.-dan. nsWis 9.
Fry was arrested this morning by order Of
Mayor Soloman and thrown 10 jail on the
charge Of vaR anoy. Railroad messages
tell that the Los Angeles sRlment Of unem-
iloysd 10 gathering strength as u Gomez
aud that 10 has piundersd some towns on the
way. The mayor issued the following
Trool lamAtion: "Io the Citizens OF III
Paso; The so-oalled industrial army num-
bering between 800 and 1000 men, will
reach III Paso tonight. These men have
plundered and robbed people in their
line Of march. u 10 nov necessary that
the citizens Of IL Paso all prepare for the
protection OF their property and their fam
lies. This can only bo done by prompt
and united action. To that end, aud BY
virtue OF the authority vested in me as
mayor OF FL Paso. / call on all able bodied
male citizens Of the city Of ~ PAso 30 meet
in the district court ioom "A o o'clock p. M.
on this 2lst day Of March. 20 serve the city
iu preventing the invasion OF this horde. !"
The largest hall IN the city was filled this
evening by oitizsns 10 consider how the in
dustrial army should be received. Juan
Hart. editor Of the Times. presided and
asked that the men be treated In a humADe
manne-. IL Was decided that the tiamps
should be fed and sent forward. and a sub
soription for that purpose was taken up.
In teply 10 a telegram asking that the
war department be requested 20 order the
troops Al Fort Bliss TO assist in repelling
the threatened invasion, Gov. HogR
wired; You are assured that Texas ~
fully able TO arrest. prosecute and punish
Gen. Fry and his whole industrial arm. II
they rob or plunder your people or other
wise violate ths penal CODE and she will
not call on the federal government for
troops to aid the work"
Gen. Fly Was taken before Judge Hunter
on a writ OF habeas corpus which was dis
missed. Then. for lack OF evidence. the
recorder dismisssd the charge of vAgrancy
against him aud he addressed a crowd In
tha
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22

NEw YoRk. March 2l.-FollswinR close on
the jumping of his bail by Justice suihsr-
land. Justice NsWtoR has startled his con-
siituents by turning states evidence aud
appearing az = witness for the prosecution
IN she trial Of Constable Jameson upon the
charge OF perjury. IL is known that he has
been endsavoring to undermine the power
OF John Y. Mckane. aud that he was
greatly disgustsd when Sutherland failed
30 return aud rsosivo bis sentence. Ihs
aotion Of Newton caused consternation 90
the other indicted men in Gravesend. and
they are expso1sd 10 fall over each other In
their efforts 70 secure immunity BY Offering
10 give evidences or by pleading guilty.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22
FRIENDS OF FREE COINAGE.
in session at Dss Moines-Their Meetings
Largely Attended

in session at Dss MoiBes-Their Meetings
Largely Attended.
DEs MoISEs, Is.. March 2l.-Ths Inter
state Bimetsllie league met this morning.
The forenoon was devoted 20 esuoussine.
Al the afternoon session Judge Cole. Of Dss
Moines. made an address of welcome. 10
was followed by Gen. Warner. OF Ohio, who
spoke in favor Of coinage a. the ratio ofsiI-
teen to one. A. the evening session
spesohss we're made by Sksgss and Bow
man. Of Alabana; Gov. LouokL Of south
Dakota; Hon. A. q. Shinn and Hon. X. :.
Osborn, Of Kansas; Hon. J. h. Powers and
Hon. j. Burrovs of NsbTaska. All the
meetings have been largely attended.
Among the prominent delegates here are
Gov. Richards, Ex.Gov. HauseT. Hon. Lee
Mantle and J. Is. 1oole. of Montans. aud
Capt. Kolb. free silver candidate for RoVer-
nor of Alabama.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22
PRENDERGAsT MUST SWING.
The Supreme Court Decides IL, and the
sheriff Is Preparing.

The Supreme Court Decides IL, and the
sheriff Is Preparing.
OTTAWA. H.. March 2l.-Chief Justice
Baker. of the Illinois supreme court. has
refused 10 grant . superosdeas in the case
of PrsnderRsst, the Emurdorer OF Carter
Harrison. who is sentenced TO hang FIiday.
Tue iudRs said: The court has carefully
examined the record. abstract and briefs in
full in the case and has concluded TO deny
the application"
All that can now interfere between Prem
dergast and death on Friday is the COVE n
oi's respite. aud the latter 10 absent from
the state. Mr.. Gregory says the governor
will he seksd for epTisve, and an appli-
cation will be made 10 the United States
count for writ Of hnbeas cor, ne, on the
ground that the state court misconstT ued
the constitution Of the United States.
CHICAGO. March H.-PFendsrgAst vas ap-
prised by the authorities AZ the Jail i'm me q
diately after ths announcement was m Ade
and all he had In his pockets was taken
from him. he made R.sat protest when
they took his lead pencil. IF am going
TO die will need that" he said. II have
some serious writing TO do"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22
WILL STORM THE CITY HALL
Gov. Waite said 10 lie Ps p,rinE for =
Grand Assault.

Grand Assault.
DFsvEn, March y. - District Attorney
STEELE. late this afternoon, llsd information
In the district court for wriis OF quo war
ranto against or and Martin. requiring
them 30 show by what right they are hold
ing Offices ss police oommissionsrs. The
Information simply rsoitos tbe removal of
Orr and Martin and the appointment Of
Mullins and Barnes. snd asks the court to
exclude Orr end Martin from the Offices in
question. The object Of the district nttor-
neT. Who is republican, ia to leave ths
governor without any eIouss for again call
Ing out the troops IN casa the ca Dfsmo court
does not give satisfactory anawsr 10 bis
question WAC Ato entitled 10 seats on the
board
The First regiment of the Colorado Ma
tionai guard arrived from Cripple Geek
last night. and will be kept under orders
ready for Immediate service until the police
board muddle is settled. Unless the court
gives direct answer 20 the governors
question, whether Orr and Martin or Null
Inns and Barnes are entitled 70 ths seats In
ths board, which are In contention, the
governor will not be bound by any opinion
the court may see ht 20 deliver, and will
again take steps 30 seat bis latest ap-
pointoes. Judge Plau kogors the govern
or's principal counsel, said; "Uuless tue
court declares hAtly that Orr and Martin
are the rightful commissioners, Governor
Waite proposes TO pot Mullins and Barnes ~
their places, even ~ 10 10 necessary 90 call
out the entire force Of militia and ell the
able boiled popuiata In tbs state"
The Times this afternoon said; Gov.
Waite has formed plan 10 storm the eiiy
hall on the night the decision OF ths
Supreme court is rendered In the matter Of
his polios and fire aprointsss. In case ths
decision 10 against hin. lie suspects ths
loyalty Of the militia and has caused the
state game warden 10 swear In a Thousand
deputies who Will be furnished with state
arms aud make the assault The governor
opponents are fully advised of thsse prepa-
rationa and say they have made every prep
aratiOn for defense"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22
FATED sANTANDER.
The Spanish Seaport Repeats a Calamity
of Last November.

Hphhlhn seaport Ahepeata tAlhuHy
OF Last NOvsmbsr.
SANTASDFR. March 2l.-Another fatal &C
oldent occurred here. caused BY an sx-
plosion Of dynamite. Since the disaster
that occurred in November last. when the
Spanish steamer Cabo Msohicaco was
blown up by the explosion Of a consiRn-
ment Of dynamite, a considerable quantity
Of dynamite has still remained in the
wreck and was considered menace 20
shipping. To-day while number OF
workmen we're engaged taking the dynamite
from the hull an explosion occurred.
Mangled and blackened corpses we're
scattered all along the quay. aud the scene
was one that dsfied description. Among
the dead was Don Manuel de LapenR, pro-
viucial governor. and a number of other
officials. just as the ship blew MP rail.
way train arrived Al the station, q consid-
erable distance from the scene OF the ex-
plosiOn. This train was complete '
wrecked. set on FIRE. and most of its pas
senEers burned 80 death.
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prs MoNEs. March 2l.-Ths house by a
vote Of nftJ- three 90 forty-hve passed the
liquor bill allowing sales under severe re-
striotions In communities where 60 per cent
of the population potition for IA The TrO-
hibitofy Law is not repealed, aud u the sa-
loonkssper fails 30 pay the tnK quarterly In
advance. 10 becomes operative against him.
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srsrT1E, March 2l.-Adolph krug, the
dtfsuitinR city treasurer. was to-day con-
viotsd Of using $4,000 Of public monoT in =
manner not authorized by Law. aud 20 make
a pToht thereby. Twenty ak more iudiet-
ments nrs stiil hanging over him. kiug
left Seattle early In September aud went 90
British Columbia. Ia was discovered that
his accounts wers S211.O01 short. lie was
captured about two weeks later IN 81 Paul
and brought back here.
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NEw NoRK, Ma oh 2i.-hiss Adelina
Waters, leading lady Of the Mckee RAnhin
Thsatrical company. was rescued by the
police 20 dsr while suffering frightful in
dienitiss at the hands Of "A gang of roughs
in deserted shnnty neat Jersey Car. Miss
Waters who has been ill. Wandetei from
tne hospital while under the inhaencs Of
morphine. was seen by the roughs and con-
vel ed 90 the shantJ. She was badly IN
iured and ia still unconscious. lnrce OF
her a6sailauts were captured.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22
BUTTE DEMOCRATS.
They Put a Fun Ticket for Aldermen In
the Field.

the Field
Special 20 The Independent.
BUTTE. March 2l.-Ths democratic city
convention met here to day and elected
Mayor GsnsberRsT as chairman ahd Harry
+. AYi6sahire secretary. The following
nominations for aldermen we're made.
First ward John Mccormick; Second,
Harry S. Iuttle; Fourth, John Gillis; Sixth,
NJ. M. Vivian; Seventh, Aiolph Rsiohtsi
Eighth. J. J. knowlton. The First. Third
and Filth ward delegations desired the en-
dorssment of the populist candidates, but
the convention refused TO unite with the
populists on the populist candidates.. The
First ward then named John Mccormick,
but she Third and Fifth wards named nc
candidates. The county central commit tes
has been instructed 20 name candidates for
aldermen in ihs Third and Fifth wa Fds,
with instructions that they be demoerA ats.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22
Remote rro.pss, OF Asr.smsn.

OMAHA. March 2l.-In the Union Pacific
wage conference this afternoon the eneiu-
ssrs Submitted their compounds schedule
aud sftsr half an hours general talk With
Mr.. Clark withdrew 10 awan abe conclusion
OF the trainmen'a oonfsrsnoe. TIE train
men expect 10 be through By noon 10. mos-
row. The prospect of agreement appears
more remote Than ever tonight.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-22

TREsroS. N. j., March The supreme
court. in the contested state ssnatoiship
case. Rogers against Adrian, Tendei ed a
decision. giving the victory 20 the iopub.
lioans. 10 hnds the iepublioan senate the
lawful body. and Rogers its precedent. As
soon - be learned the dsclsion. Gov. NeTts.
a cen ocrat. issued cotnmissions 90 sue re-
publican treasurer and comptroller.
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ST. Paul. March 2i.-Ths first passsn.
Rsrs from the Pacific coast this week over
the Northern Pacific arrived TO- night
There we're three train loads OF them and
TO act trains through on account of the
uaahouta
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CmcAoo. March 2l.-Firs In the South
Evanston public school to-day caused
panic among the Iu. lie and teachers
Those on ths second foor were driven 10
she doors above. where they we're rescued
bv the dremsn, after several had lumred
from the fourth door aud Wers ser ously
injured. four possibly fatally. Ia the panic
they we're knocked down and tramp ed
on. Ohe child vas foHnd unconscious on
the thii d hoor and may die. The building,
valued 80 k50O0O. Was destroyed.
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Nrw YoEK. March 2i.-At Indianhsad
proving grounds distinguished party. in
GLIDING Secretary Herbert, many naval Off
co.'s. aud almost a quorum Of senators aud
representatives. to-day witnessed the trial
% she great thlrteen-inch Gun. Ihe gun
WIS fred aud a twelve inch HarveTizsd
plate penetrated Co depth OF six inches.
il sustained but slight fracture. Ia Was a
good showing Tor the plate.
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Pound nurge.. vulnsrAbl. Spot.

LONDON. March 81. The international
glove nght between Barge. OF Australia.
known as the Iron Man" and Arthur Val
entine. lightweight champion. was fought
to-n might. Twenty desperate rounds were
fought, when Valentine was declared win
ner. BurRe had three ribs broken and was
frIQhtfully punished.