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The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
MATERIAL FOR ENCOURAGEMENT
Also Some for Dlscoursgoment-O. the
Whole, Cheerful.

Also Some for Dlscouragomcnt-Oa the
Whole, Cheerful.
New YoRE. Sept. 2l.-R. @. Dun q Co.'S
weekly review OF trade will soy tomorrow;
Plenty OF material for encours cement aud
also for encouragement has been found by
those who seek tha. and nothing slss, but
business men who want to SOC the situation
exactly as 10 ia. find accounts 90 far co..
fliclina that Is 10 hard TO strike a balance.
In the aggregate bnsiuess 10 about one
tenth lager. than that OF last rear, bat
still falls about 20 per cent below the full
volume for the season. The demand for
WOODEN dress goods Is better and will occupy
aome mills until December. London prices
OF wool. beginning about i've per cent
higher than al the lAat sale. we're not quito
up 10 previous market quotations and sales
OF wool for the three caste markets have
been larger Of late. 6.04l. $50 pounds. aeainst
4, 216, go last year, and 8, ,223 900 in 1892. In
three wesks the sales have been IA 296. 750.
against 9,s63. 225 last year, and 2I,G6l, 800
in 1892.
NEw YoaK. Sept. 21.-Bradatrsofs to-
morrow will say; Tho condition of general
trade this week 10 improvement over one
week ago Ia that the favorable features re-
ported then have been maintained. Wool
Is active, one lot Of 100000 pounds having
been sold 10 Rhode Island manufacturer.
There are 2lS business failures reported in
the United States this weak against 223 last
week, and IA compared With 32G Ia the
third week Of September. 1898.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
THE CAMP IN LUMP GULCH
II Is Two Miles North OF Clancy
and Abou. Thirteen From
Helena
Nearly 100 Mon Are Working
There Outside OF the
Prospeotora
The Mammoth IN the Park District. Jetfsr-
son County. SOLD Tor $4,000
sale Of the Poalia.

A quartz camp that Ia attracting much
attention Just now h that In lump gulch.
IL 10 situated oa the west aide of friekly
Pear two milos north OF Clancy. or about
thir,sen miles southeast OF Helena. and
nearly opposite the old Legal Tender mine,
where over q million dollars wAa tnkOn out
In the early day. People having bsen 60
ing over the ground for twenty years The
leads are only about footvldS on top, but
increase 10 two feet AZ depth Of 800 feet
The ores hre refractory containing zino
and silver, but the Eino runs Into lead "a
depth Ia attained. and ihey 40 about $50
ounces In silver TO the ton. Tho leads run
north OF east and south o, west and go
down perpendicular. and run across the
granite formation. which minsralogists say
are true fssurs veins. Two steam hoisis
are on the LIVERPOOL and Washington
claims. which are down 200 and 800 fee,
respectively. The ores from these mines
are shipped TO tho East Helena smsl,sr.
Two lines Of railroads pass by the mouth
Of the euloh, where a townsits 10 said 10
have been surveyed. Abou, 100 men are
working for wages In the osmr, which 10
probably three milsa square, and as manJ
moro are prospecting.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Prof. j. @. Tsmplston, OF the Monmns
University, will lecture on Education" ~
81. Paul's church, Sunday evening.
The United States marshal requests that
all persons holding csrtifcstss for Jurors or
witness fees, or for other services. pressnt
them st once for payment
The Helena Masons who vere asfending 9
the grand lodge session At Billines, arrived
home yesterday and spsak In the b guest
terms OF their treatment thers.
The East Helena delegation will present
TO tho democratic county convention the
name OF W. b. Brsmbls. OF that place. for
the nomination for oounty superintendent
OF schools. NJ. Brambls 10 ~ present en-
gagged In tsaehina school.
A rare treat 10 In store for lovers OF
Shaksspesrs In this CITY. Rev. DR.. Thos.
Cooper. OF Plymouth, England, who is nov
visiting In the ciiy. has consented to De.
liver his lecture on Hamlet with illustrated
readings. at the Congregational church
next Tuesday night, Sept 26.
The Montana Coal and Coke company
was incorporated ysststday byL Goo. Il.
Core. Il. ID. Edgerton aud John vi. Luke.
The company will conduct q general min
Ing. eokinp, merchandising and tovnsite
business in the UPPER Yellowstone valley.
Tho company will operate the coal mines
and ookinR plant 40 Horr In Park county.
The principal offies will be At Helena and
the capital stock 10 placed at 100000.
John Cafi'sld. Willie Smith and Frank
Lincol three lads who have been amusing
themselves by throwing stones through the
windows Of houses in the neiRhborhood OF
the Northern Pneihc depot, were brouRh,
40 to the city jail last night by an officer.
They were locked up TO reflect on their
ways They seemed TO be repsntsnt, for al
a late hour there cams forth sounds OF
wailing from their cell. There were good
many tears shed at the prospect Of staying
In the lookup all night.
Chas. F. Frsese who arrived yesterday
from Great Falls with a team, was arrested
by tbs police on complaint Of q patty in
4 eton who claims TO own re horse. FreesS
says that he bought the toLm and gave q
note for ID. The seems 10 be misun'
derstnndina In some way. Frtess scts and
talks like an honest man. Ihe Teton man
sAya that he loaned Freess the team for Q
trip TO Great Falls. and that Fresss instead
of returning with the horses came TO Hell
sna. The horses are in o pasture between
this and East Helena.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
CONTRACTS AWARDED.

FOR Additional Buildings 20 Be Con-
stPuetod at Fort Harrison.
Capt. Geo. s. Hoyt OF the quArte'mAs-
tors department, received a dispatch from
Washington yesterday 70 award the con-
tracts for the additional buidiDRs at Fort
Harrison 20 tho lowest bidders on their
furnishing satisfactory bonds As soon az
tho bonds are given Capt Hoyt will award
,ho contracts 10 George B. Appleton. OF
Heleus, M follows Administration build
ing. T9yl2; non-comnissionod oflcsrs'
quarters &3 2l2; hospital steward quarters,
g.. 895; fuel buildinR 5000. wagon shed,
81 $40; % RicolI a CTothos, OF Taooms.
otiiesrE quarters, SlO $50; 20 Gebbardt 4
WaRneE OF Helena, feel building, So eco
Tue contracts for tue plumbing. steam
heating mud gas ditinR have not ysI beou
awarded.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
UARPETBAa CLOWNS
Not Doing Thar RlnEmaster Arr ooot
In GAliaiin Couaty.


Not Doing Thslr RlnEmasssF Arr Good
In Gaiiaiin County.
To tho independent
BrLonADE, Sept. 20.-Ths PFsm Wood
tuif Anaconda for. the eApital-stersoptieon
com animation arrived at this place on Sat-
uFdAy last and proceeded 20 advertise
show, fIes OF charge, 10 tbs peop'e OF this
portion OF Gallatia valley for that evening,
showing thorsin why Mr.. Days town
should be the capital OF thia great and
glorious state, Ii was fanny subj et toi
an alleged fnnpy man. ench eAhioillons
and nimay ptstonsi0ne OF oaTpstbaRaefa 10
su,e 10 work for the benodt OF H,lenn. TIE
combination gavs their show aud alipped
ont u Is said, without returning the
furniture kindly loaned them by one
of our leaaing citizens or pay
inc the boy for awesring out the e1-
hibitlon room. IL Mr.. DAILY thinka that
sueh exhibitions will do any good for his
burg he will hnd ont In November tha,
GAllatln county does not appreciate
hia style OF eAmpAining. The farmers
spo, In ihsi hearts for old Helena, county
subsidized press to the contrary not
vithstanding. They remsmbsr that 10 tas
sa,ly 70s and SOS In Helena they found mar
kst for their products. receiving their cash,
and assurances TO 90 ahead and develop
this Wondsrfully productive valley. and no
blsrnsy Of the DAILY mixture Will have any
ell set on the farmers.
The sentiment so freely EXPRESSED he'o In
favor Of Helena 10 only the arousing OF the
indigestion felt by our citizens caused by
Cheap John loaiers and earpstbae com
bian,ions Who are travelling around this
.oprt, tallinS THAR psefa In avery sense OF
the word What is good for them.
All our people are thoroughly competent
10 make up their minds. and 10 vote In
telliQen.y on any subject for tho public
good, and II is 10 tho credit OF Helena that
shs has sent no boodleTs around trying TO
corrupt honest voters.
You can depend upon a good majority
from Gallatin county for Helena for the
capital.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Tho Mammoth Sold for $4,000.

The Mammoth mine. on Eagle creek, In
The Park district Jefferson county. hal
been sold By J. A. Wood to A. l.. LamsrI
and others for $4,000. Capitalists OF Du-
luth are also in the deal. Wood has quite
a group there. and II the Mammoth shows
mp to good advantages. 10 10 very probable
that the company will secure the whole lot.
mill and ooncsntrstor will bs erected al
once. and work will be pushed to its entirs
limit under the pc sonsl supervision OF A.
l.. Lamers, who is a man OF wide practical
mining experience.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
<o<e<o<oe<o$e<o>

There are men who buy CLOTH
ing simply because it is cheap
and looks fairly well when they
buy it. There are other men
who pay extravagant prices to
tailors because they are afraid
they can't get fitted with ready
made goods. We want every
body's trade-but we particu-
larly want the trade of these two
classes. To the first man we
will sell clothing that will sur
prise him by wearing well and
holding its shape-and he will
economic by not having to buy
as many articles in the course ol
a year. To the second man we
will sell clothing that will fit,
look and wear better-that is
better made and better finished
than that made by the average
merchant tailor-at many dol
lars per suit less than he has
been paying.
Two lines from many in fall
suits. Gray mixed Sack Suits
cut and finish up to date in every
detail-guaranteed all wool.
$I2.oo, $3.50, $500.
Blue and black Cheviot Suits,
guaranteed fast colors and all
wool, SIS.
We've got lots of those Black
Socks at two pairs for 2sc-but
we need lots Of them for they're
great sellers. We've little bet
ter grade too, at three pairs
for soc.
Timely hints for the dressing
of the school children:
Knee Pants, soc.
Mothers Friend Shirt Waist
soc.
Children's Fast Black Hose il
heavy ribbed cotton and wool
pair 25c.
Knox Hats do not need ou
praise as to quality. For year
they've led the market and die
tated the styles. You're alway.
well dressed with Knox Hat.
A little pamphlet we have tell
you all about Jaeger Underwear
You'll find IL iniereSt;nr ;,'
yours by mail or in person 70
the asking.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Union Pacific srstnm.

Overland train leaves Helena at 500 a
IN. daily for Salt Lake. Denver. Portland
San Francisco, Omaha. Kansas City. 81
LouiS Chicago and all eastern points
Overland train arrives at Helena al G;l0 r
IN. daily; through Pullman and oolonist
sleeping cars; elegant chair and dining
cars
For further information, MAPS folders
rates. etc, cal on or add ess
u. U. WILSON, T. & p. A.,
Helena, Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
A DsllEh,fu, Trip.

Via Salt Lako and Denver to Chicago aud
the east. A dip In thu great salt lake or a
f'ws days visit at Muni,ou SprInea sit
uatsd at the foot Of Pixies Peak, cannot be
equAlsd on this continent.
Pullman dining car Toa,e. For FRtes,
ETC.. call at tho Union Pacific ofIloo No. 80
North Main street HOlsnL
IL. U. WILSON.
Passenger Agent.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Bourhta Blg milling Plant.

The managers of the Mammoth mine,
nSar Sunset In Deer Lodge county. have
purchased complete ,eu stamp mill. A
road will be built from the mine 10 connesI
with the Drummond wagon road. When
that Ia finished the mill machinery will be
shipped from Butte. This will be ihs firsl
mill 10 60 into that immediate section and
means Of bringing other properties to the
I. ont The Mammoth has been pretty
thoroughly exploited during the past year,
and ore bodies have been exposed and
tested 20 an extent thai leaves no room for
speculation as TO the outcome Of milling
operations.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
RETURNS COMING N.

Tho Preliminary Canvass Makes Most
Encouraging showiHR.
Though Helena people have never had
the least doubt As 10 the result Of tho capi-
tai election they will BE- particularly pleased
with the ieHul.s OF the preliminary canvass
made by reliable agents. The returns ara
all in and they show mAiorily Of nearly
1000 for Arabslla Hour for b ehd. and every
additional report awslls the number
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

WAsHRGToN, Sept. 2O.-Ssoietary Car
Isle wnA to-day served with papers in its
uAndSmus proceedings brought by th,
Miles Planting aud Manufacturing com.
pany Ot Louisiana. 10 compel tho inapeo.
tion OF their plant under the provision OF
the Mckinley law. The pnpera are isiurn
able Dot. I, Assistant, Attorney General
whitney has been detailed 10 defend ID,
aeufgtaFV'
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

TO-DAY the National Circuit
races open in Philadelphia, Pa.
The programme includes a
one mile race for Class b riders,
handicap; one mile race for
same class, open; one mile race
for 2.25 class Of b riders; athird
mile race, open, for Class B; one
mile open race for Class A
riders; one mile race for 2.5o
Class of A riders; two mile
handicap for Class A riders.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

A deed conveying the interest OF W. j.
MoNamars and Kate McNsmars In the
Poulin mine 30 silas +. Kinc, has been
placed in escrow with the First National
bank, OF Bate. The terms OF the sale ars
that $4,000 shall be paid on or bsfore Oct.
Is, 1894, ahd The balance, SS7. 200. on or bs-
fore Sept. ls 1895.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Special Alteration.

Send your orders for ali the lstest sheet
music 10 the Helena Music House. foot Of
Broadway. II in tho city call. They have
exclusive handling Of McMas.er's nov
method for guitar.
A. ]. REEVES. Manager.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
lie DIdn,t nnaIhlnr

Bnt make The TRIP 10 Chicago on the Chi.
oApo, Union Pacific a Northwestsrn line.
Mhy2 lime the quickest, tolid vesiibuisd
train, NO change OF coach At tho Nilsson
liver. Through hrt and second elias.
HleepsfB an1 dlning cars.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
Toths rubiie

After oarOiul consideration. va ths nn'
dersigned coal and wood dealers Of Helena
hsvs decided 20 conduct the coal and WOO
business Of Helena on a strictly cash baais,
money 20 bo raid whom orders are gwen.
This applies 20 ever body.
GtlCnRisr BRos.,
BAND CouLHr CoAL Co.,
HELENA luMneR Co.,
lHEsoS. CARPrNrKR 4 Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

To call aud see 4 eomplsss las o. chin
glassware. lamps, .ilyerwarO. ate
Prices 10 suit every purso.
Bee, goods. lowest pricSs.
n. J. EpvARDs 3 Park Ayenus.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
rrIolnna 10 pnr ,hn anrnr rnnnlr

Dust Il ono OF tho ehi0i AnnOyAuooa of tran,-
continental trip. but the brsAt Northern is ga.
tirgly free from lt, this rOAdWAy Il stpno ballA,t
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

II you want bsby carriage cheap. 20 10 Tho
Ice Hive aal1 this wsok.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22

Having bought tho buainesa OF tho Capitol
Cigar to-, shall coutlnne tho eamO 40 trst-
class cigas store hni splio,t the patronage OF
tho public. Respectfully NJ n. WALL
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
REM0VE ED.

I have moved my harness shoJ
to larger and better quarters, jus
one door south OF my former place
AS usual l will have the fines
lines OF Harness and horse equip
ment in the city.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-22
CHALLENGE SALE.
THIS WEEh.

Read every word of this little ad-t contains
bargain news that will interest your pocket. Hun
dreds taking advantage of the low prices we are
making. Why not you? Read carefully and COM
pare these prices. We sell you this week;
80 piscOA Indigo Blue Prints at 30 yard.
10 pieces outing nanhsl a.bc yard
lG-inoh u eacho1 and Brown Tovona % yard
100 rieees cheek Apron GuRbams a, 80 yard.
800 pairs foil size White and Coo6d BAnksta 81 pal.
"a pAirs Colored Blankets al 5)o
20 dozen Mshs Wool sooka al 26o pair
case Ladies' Heavy Cotton Hose fast black. 25o
IS dozen Ladies' HEAVY Wool Hose. black 25e
10 dozen Fer Good Waists children
10 pieces Turkey Red Table Linen AT 25s yard.
7b dozen Blssohel all-inSn Napkins at 81 a dozen.
l0pieess Half Blesched Table Linen CSC ward
25 pieces Double Fall Dress Goods al loo yard.
20 piecOs 4eineh Wool Serge In all 300 yard
lot ohdron's olostust "a lnehei vide at 81 aTaid.
pieces b0inch BoAdoloths at 9Oo yard.
OF pins-2 pspars for l5o
20 dozen stockene Seamless Shields al 100 pair
dozen all silk Shields q 25c pair
pairs Genuine Foster Hook Kid Gloves al 3. pair.
100 dozen large Turkish Towels al
20 Ladies' Jackets at $3,50 50 and ST. worth double
the money.
Besides the above we show you new and fresh
bargains in every department Our store is brimful
Investigate and you will invest.
RALEIGH & CLARKE
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-18
Flower Abdicates.

ALBANY, n. ", Sept. lS.-Gover-
nor Flower announced today that
he will not be a candidate for re-
nomination for governor.
Gov. Flower made known his
determination after a long inter-
view with Senators Hill and MUIR
ply. Gov. Flower said he is con-
WINGED his nomination, If accorded
him by the convention, would not
be likely to command full vote,
OF the party.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-18
Empire State Republicans.

SARATOGA, Sept. 1S.-When
Chairman Brookfield calls the Re-
publican State Convention to or
der today, he will face perhaps the
most important political gather
ing that has met for years in New
York. The contest for the guberna-
torial nomination has been eXtre-
mely spirited, aye even bitter, and
the men who have been openly in
the field are among the most pro-
minent in the State. First and
foremost comes ex-Vice-President
Morton, who it scenes safe
to assert will secure the nomi-
nation, though opposed to his
candidacy stood for a long time
such men as Depew, Choate,
Root, Miller, Fassett, and
others as prominent. The contest
for Lieutenant-Go Governor is also a
warm one, and the most notable
figure in the fight is Hamilton
Fish, Jr, who, to begin with,
secured his county delegation and
knocked out the gubernatorial
hopes of Gen. Daniel Butterfleld.
There will be other contests to
settle. The Milholland faction in
New York will ask for recognition,
though it received a black eye at
the recent meeting of the State
Committee. The Syracuse and AL
bany faction fight will also come
up in one shape or another. Then,
too, the work Of the Constitution
will come in for review and indorse-
ment as will also the work OF the
Lexow police investigation in New
York City. All told, it will be
most important gathering.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-18
For Its Autumn Sweepstakes.

New YORK, Sept. 1S.-The Au-
tumn sweepstakes Of the New York
Yacht Clubs, open to yachts belong
ing to the club will be sailed today.
The schooners will sail as one class
and all sloops, cutters and yawls
as one class. In each class the
club will add a two-hundred-dol-
lar cup for the second, If four or
more start. The start will be
made at 1890 o'clock, and the
course will be a triangular one, ten
miles to a leg, from Sandy Hook
or Scotland Lightship.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-18
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.
Japanese Government Are Quick to
Tell the World OF Victory.

JaDaues6 f1iO w
Tell the World Of Victory.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lS.-The ia
panese minister is in receipt of a
cable message from the govern
ment at Toxic, saying that on Sep
TENDER 18th the Japanese army
attacked the Chinese forces, strong
ly entrenched at Ping Yang, and
after some severe fighting, won
a complete victory, capturing
Ping Yang before dawn Of the
10th. The Chinese numbered
more than 10000 and with the ex-
ception of a very few who fled, the
rest were either killed or wounded
or taken prisoners, including the
Chinese commander, General Tso.
A very large quantity Of provis-
ions and arms and munitions of
war were taken. The Japanese
loss was 300 killed and wounded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-18

with its trail supplying evidence,
caused them to turn back. Each
time there was a full force Of
guards ready to meet the bandits.
TOPEKA, Kas., Sept. lS.-General
Manager Frey, Of the Santa Fe,
says of the attempted robbery at
CORN, Mo-: "Chief Detective, j. j.
Kinney, has the names OF all the
robbers engaged in the attempt,
knows where they live and all
about them and there is no doubt
they will all be speedily captured"
Manager Frey says "Dad" Prescott,
the engineer, was only slightly
wounded in the left sh oulder.
KEOKUK, Ia, Sept. 1S.-Five
farmers, living three miles north
OF Arabella, Mo-, are the men who
held up the Santa Fe at CORN, Mo-,
fifty miles west OF here, last night.
Two of the men were captured at
Memphis. Mo-, this morning, one
being shot six times with VIM
chester. He can't live.
w. E. Mcdaniel was the detect
i've who advised the officers of the
plot, time and place OF the Santa
Fe train robbery. The real rob-
bers were: G. f. Abrams and
Link Overfield and two others
whose names the officers refuse
to give. AS the engineer
stopped the train it was Abrams
who ran to the engineer and called
out "We've got you, hold up your
hands ~ The engineer was little
slow in responding and Abrams
shot him, as already told.
1t was then, that Detective
Kinney, concealed in the t, nder,
raised up and shot Abrams with a
double barrel shot gun loaded
with buckshot. The robbers fled
when the officers appeared. The
officers searched the brush, but
did not find the robbers,
and then went to Memphis, got out
warrants, went three miles north
east Of the city and located Abrams
and Overfield and brought them
to town and put them in
jail. Abrams will die. The
two others, who are supposed
to be implicated in the holdup, the
officers are after, but they refuse to
give their names. All parties are
residents Of this county.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-18
NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.
State Platform Adopted Today Up
on " hich the Campaign VIII
be Made.
San Antonio, Texas.

SARATOGA, Sept. 1S.-The state
Republican convention called to
nominate a full state ticket, was
raped to order at 2:40 p. m. to-
day, by Hon. Lemuel Elsi Quigg,of
New York, temporary chairman.
The platform as prepared, stands by
bi-metalism, condemns the attack
on American industries in the tariff
bill and it's purpose OF fostering the
south and spelling the commercial
interests of the north, and con.
dennis the broken Democratic
promises and points out the re-
trenchmept the Republicans have
brought about.
Referring to the income tax it
says it is a rabid un-American,
measure, violatingipersonal rights
and putting a blemish on our
claims to lead the world in our lib
eral, free government.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-09-18
Owens Has a Good Plurality,

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 1S.-The
official count of Fayette county
was completed at noon today, CIV
ing Breckenridge 205 plurality over
Owens.
The Leader this afternoon pub
fishes a table of seven counties,
official, and Bourbon county, un-
official, but conceded by both sides,
giving the vote as follows:
Owens SOP, Breckenridge 1903,
Settle 1891. Owens plurality 26O.
These figures are practically final.