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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
STILL TO BE FOUGHT FOR.
Mineral and Homestead Claimants After
Land Near Helena.


Mineral and Homestead Claimants After
Land Near Heisns.
The Helena land Office decided the con-
test case of Y. W. Ellis versus John Sean
nell about Eve years ago. scsnnell had
1led on 100 acres just southeast OF Helena
90 homestead. Ellis contested his right
to a patent. claiming he had not done the
necessary work on the land. The local
land Office decided In favor OF scannell.
The general land ofiios and the secretary
Of the interior. 70 whom appeals were made
In the order named, sustained the local
Office. Having fought the case through all
it's stages oncs aud won II. soannelI has
now TO faht for part Of his land oil over
again, the general land Office having
directed the local Office 10 gfnnt q hearing
TO mineral claimants 10 the "May Be So"
lode. James Il. Porter and VIM. III. II.
Scott made a mineral application on the
lode. which is on the ecannell homestead,
in 1890. The register of the Helena land
oflce rejected the application because 1t
conflicted with the homestead entry.
The mineral applicants filed protest
against the homestead entry, and the whole
matter was sent 10 the general land Office
There action was suspended awaiting she
final disposition OF the contest between the
rival homestead claimants. This. as
shown. was decided In favor of Scannell.
The general land Office. In It's decision re-
osived yesterday. says the May-Be-So lods
was located March 70, 1885 and was alleged
10 contain gold. silver and other mstals.
The su veyor general certified TO an expsn.
diture OF $685. In labor and imp ovements
ON the claim. Tho mineral claimants con =
tended that the homestead entry was
fraudulontly made; and that Sosnnell made
location on the Ian !. with j. X. Miller. but
wore enjoined by court from interfering
with the protestants.
1T appears flom the above statement" I"
says the decision. THAT the claimants have
complied with the local laws with egard 10
the claim. Added to this IL the fact that
the mining location wns made mob only
prior 10 the issuance OF the final ceftihoste,
but prior 10 the submission OF the hnal
proof. The allowance OF the homestead
entry. however. seRregates the land In
cluaed therein. and your action OF rel citing
the mineral application, while the entry re-
mained OF ofreoord, was proper. The mineral
record, however, will be considered suflio-
lent 10 warrant this Office In allowing an
order for q hearing 10 determine whether
the land inoluded In the mineral survey, or
any part Of the land included In she home
stead entry. was valuable for mineral prior
to the issuance OF tho final certificate on
the homestead entry"
The mineral applicants hrs allowed sixty
days TO apply for an stder for hearing.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
LABOR DAY PROcLAMATIoN

The Governor Names sept. 60 Ho OBJ
served As the Holiday.
Gov Richards Issued the folIOvlng p;oo-
lam8tion yesterdays
'ln ncooFdRuos with law and precedent
!, John Il. Richards governor OF The state
Of Montana, DO hereby sot apart Monday,
Sept 3. 20 DO observed as labor day.
"The Interests OF this commonwealth aud
the interests OF labot are 80 closely idonh-
nsd that tho ptospo o,ity OF tho one insuEss
the prospo fitY OF tho othe,. Montana has
demonstrated In its industrial life that the
FteSdy employment OF we'll paid labor 10
conducive 70 all tho essentials OF good oiti-
zsnship, and that good homes and cheerful
nrssides lie ~ the foundation Of patriot-
ism.
"lIy reason Of the mo'e extensive devel-
opnlsnt OF oui mining and manufacturing
intoieata the outlook Tor labor IN our
state IL moe encouraging than In moat
states.
Now, thereto c, earnestly urge oil cit
iHsus TO abstain from theIt regular yoea.
tOns on tha daT aforesaid, II poSaible TO do
so aud TO celebrate this legal holiday In q
beitting menpof."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16

WASHINGTON Aue. 1B-Ths president has
written a personal letter 10 Chairman VIII
son on Tho outcome OF the tArld battle. IL
will not bo made public. nor would sDy
reference whatever 10 II have been allowed
adySrtently disclosed the fact tnat the lot
Ter was written Monday morning aa sooH na
the rcaldenl received a balletin saying the
house had determined 10 Ttoode from its
position and accept the senate bill. The
lettor speaks feelingly OF Wilson's devotion
10 tarin reform, and 10 his unselhah shcTi-
ice Of bis health and strength TO carry on,
the y pfinoiples OF tho party. IL does mol
diaoutn the tariff question except In an in
direct way, expressing deep synpathy and
regret for the ps sonal reverse met by VIII
son.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
THE TWENTIETH GOING HOME,
rhey Leave Duite and Helena for Asslnni-
l..Il.. AnIunI

rhey Leave butte and Helena for Aasinni-
boins fRturday.
Orders have beon isiusd for tho th 90
companies OF the Twentieth infantrJ who
have bssa located at Butte, md the three
Who have been In Helena aud vicinity, 10
return 10 Ahsinniboins on Saturday next,
The companies A. Butte will leave there on
the night OF Friday or early In tho morning
OF Saturday, ou n special train OF the Great
Ncithern, The train viii oonsst OF toar
passenger eoAohea, two bon ears aud one
hai car. 40 helonA thrss moro eoAchea
and boz car will be attached for Col, Pom
roae aud the man who heys been under bis
onmmHnd here. The oIdsfs evidently show
thai the government thinks the occasion
which u wau thought neeeBaitAt0d the use
OF ths tTO0ps has pAsssd.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
DEAD NEAR THE ROAD.
The Discovery ot n Hunter 81 ths Mouth
OF Colorado Guich.

The Discovery Of n Hunter at the Mouth
OF Colorado Caleb.
Joseph W. Chivo'L toilet at the Mer.
ehank National bank. returned from a
hnnting trip yesterday, aud reported the
huding Of the body Of man near the
mouth OF Colorado Rulch. The body was
living no, far trom the road, and tho man
had evidently been dead for somS time.
Tho face was blaekened aud the other owl.
denoes Of decomposition we're 20 marked
that Mr.. ChiVeFa aid no, examine the body
closely for evidences OF foul play though
none were apparent on caaual inspection.
The man was apparently laborer and hls
tiouaera we're tied about hiu ankles. The
dIseovery was eposted 20 20 oner Plsaa-
ants. who will drive out TO The spot ,his
morning with jury, aad hold an Inquest
on the budg.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16

Running. handbag, fvuf-fsaF-olds parse
$500. I've oighths Of mllp-M Modol,
i20 tCombs). two 10 ons won,
Dara. no tBozemanj, sla 10 oae. second.
Csravol. 40 (smhuj. seven 10 one third.
EVoIut.on and sport MoAlilstef flashed la
the order namsd. Tine l:03.
Runuing, bilyor stakes. mila and hall
for three .yesr-oldA value 81, ,l30-BAtsmAn,
100 (smi.hj, hys 10 four won. Expsnss, LOO
tClsneoy). hyo 10 one. second Minnie
Beach. III q. .horson), avs 10 one third.
Time, 2ili9
liunning, for all ARss, pursO f2j0. three
quarters Of mils-Ffoneh Lady ll2
(Williansl. two ~ one. won, Lonnis
b., il2 (KInRl four to ons, second.
Stapollo. 40 tBozsmanl. eight to oas,
Third. Auteuil aud ST. Jacob auishsd In
lhe order named. Time. la74,
Running for all ages, purse f250. foul
and ons-baIf furlonRs - Rad Dick, II.
tClsnoer). nins TO four. won, Minnie II.
(snith). eight 10 one. second. Norles, i0l
(Hennessy). four 10 ons. third Pearl hnt
Miss Elm nnished In tho order nsmsi.
Time :bin.
Kunning. for all ages, pu'p $3.50
siI MISUNDERSTANDING. III (Byrns)
three 10 one. won. Wysna. los (Bozeman) }
FIVE TO two, second. Uncle Bob. IL.
smith), eight to one. third. Berthe anS
Elroe finished in The order named. Tim
lla
uan, McTanna ~ naa, Iodos ill a.i
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16

Special 10 The lndependont
ANAcoSpA, Aug. 10 he grand lodge Of
the A. q. u. w. to-day elected the follow
ing otiicorG Z. Carney. of Waterloo. grand
master workman; Fred W. Jones. OF Mis-
eou;s grand foreman; n. NJ. Gardener, Of
Bozsman. gtand ovsraeer; James Sullivan,
OF Holens. grand recorder; Richard Lookey.
OF Helena, grand receiver; y. ]. O'Hara. OF
Hamilton, grand guide Geo. 4. Young, OF
Livingston. Riand lnslde wA.ehman, IL. ].
Mock. OF K,lispell, grand outaids watch.
man; q. r. We L. Of Butte, grand medical
examlneE J. s. Hammond, Of Bate.
JAmos sullivan, OF Helena j w.
Eddy. OF Helena. pss, grand master work
meri L. j. Gould, OF Twin Bridges Arthur
Judges, OF Dillon. Geo Freeman, Of hoath
Bate, grand trustees. lhs grand lodge
will mse, nsIt rear In Mlssouls.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
A Neoeptlnn m, Unlyo,,,,y,

TIC Erworth league eonvontion com
pletod a Voiy successful assslon laat oven
ina. Buaineas meetings We hold yosler-
dag morning And afto nooa, Reports OF
the yAfioua leHguea were received aud sew
orAl very mtSreatiug tapers read. 1be
reports show n very gratifying ino eA,e IN
the growth aud alTenRth OF the lcagno
throughout tho state. About eight O'Clock
In tue evening thp delegates and friends Of
ths League lett tho city for tho Montana
university, whore thof were rendered a
reeo ation. Ths fore pAt Of tho evening NJ
the university was devoted ~ a brief bnai-
ness session. The reception itself was a
very enjoyable affair. Very nns totTeHh-
msnu wore asrysd and numerous happy
speeches made.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
rhsx Arc Going TO cnt Lnn...

COLUMBUS o., AuR. l5.-0ne hundred
and fifty delegates. representing o;ganizsd
labor in Ohio. responding TO the call of
John Mcbride of the United Mine Work
ers, met ia convention hero this morning 70
form an independent political Organization
aud adopt u platform. severinR union labo
men from the old parties. Tho delegates
e1ptoss a determination TO cat loose from
old patty affiliations and n stroag eftor,
will be made 10 form u coalition with tho
populists The state convention meets
here tomorrow.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16

OMAHA, Aug. 1b.-Tho South Omaha pack.
lug houSs employer a,rke Ia Of. After
holding ont for three weeks ihs men loee
all. and are nov trying 70 gsI back ON the
old torma, This dooiaion was general With
the exception OF l01 hog hn1ohera who de-
Glare theY will no. return 20 wotk. Many
OF tho old men applied for their former
ioba thh morning, aud all who could be
used wsro accepted, The others we're told
thai ~ soon ~ business picked up their
applications would DO considered. hAu-
nger Cameron, of the Cudahy company.
aaid he had as large a force as hs could use
In moat Of the Departmental
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
THE BOSTON.

Is this hot enough for you?
While this question is being put
to you oo9 times each day for a
month or more, it makes you hot
indeed. We don't blame you;
you have our sympathy. The
offender should pay fine of SIS
or spend thirty days in the cooler
for each and every offense. Go
to The Boston and buy one of
their fine light weight
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS.
They start or with Fight aud Denounce
the Democrats.

EXCLUSION srRrNes No.. Aug. 1b.-The
republican state convention to-day. after
much wrsnelinR. selected Col. Waters for
tsa' - AIRY chairman. There we're 9I6 dele
gates present. Ths platform adopted de-
clares that "the democratic patty has been
in complete control Of this government for
eighteen months. aud during thai time
condition OF affairs oonfronts the count y
that beggars description and causes people
TO look to the future OF our nation
with distrust and undisguised alarm"
10 favors Irotection, tho prohibition OF
tae i'm migration OF ana, ohists, aud b-met-
allism. and shJs: "The interests OF the
people demand that every dollar. paper or
or coin, issued. shall be ms good as any
other dolla y; aud "fhvots tho la geat pos-
sib.e coinage of silver that is consistent
with the permanent maintenance Of the
equal purchasing aud debt paving power OF
all dollars in ci culation"; and says that
they do not wHnt mono nietallism Of
either gold or silver"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
Some Tariff FIrurea.

WARRINGTON Aug. l6.-A letter from SEQ
retsry Carlisle TO Senator Harris reviews
the condition OF the treasury and estimates
the revenues Of the government for the next
hscal year. Tho figures show that under
the tarif bill jrst sent to the prtsident the
revenues wculd exceed the expenditures for
the fsoal year ending June 30. 1895. $l5.-
600. 1000. The revenues from the sugar duty
CARLISLE places at $4a, 600, 900. and from coal.
lion ore and barbed wire S1,000.000. II the
house bills were passed tbere would be.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
Increased Receipts Expected.

WAsHNaToM Aug. 1.-THE treasury
ofisials anticipate very great inoreass 10
receipts from internal revenue soutoss
within the next ten days In case the prsai-
dent allowa tho tariff bill 10 become law.
Az Pekin. ILL.,, the receipts yesterday
reached $4,000. and in the district Of
Maryland they Amounted 10 $ll0. 700.
Large smounts OF whisky and spifita at all
the great distillsry centep have been re-
gagged al the solicitation Of owners, and as
u cannot be rsgauRed again. II is assumed
that practically | OF II will be drawn II
possible before the bin becomes a Law.
revenue receipts are expso.sd 10 reach
81. 100000 day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16

Cleveland that he will not veto the tsrii
bill. They do not say he told them 40. but
he talke In such way 10 make veto out
Of the question. The doubt remaining IL
wbsthpr The bill will bseoms a law by thc
preaidenta signature. OF 40 Into siieet by
expiration without his signature. Ca this
question those boat informed nhy th0Te Ia
nothing dennits, the only positive point in
their Judgment being that The bill will not
DO vetoed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
BLACK Is FOUND GUILTY.
Tho Jury Find a Verdict Of First Degree
In Two Hours.

Tho Jury FIND Verdict OF tlrst Degree
Ia Iwo HoaTs.
Special TO Tho Independent.
KALmpRiI, Aug. l&-Ths Black trial
came TO an end to- day oy the testimony OF
DR.. Edward Bowers, OF Spokane. as an ex-
pert Tor the defense. and the states tsbuttal
evidence. The oaso was argued and went
TO the jury a, 5;O6 p. IN. The jury, after
being ouitwo hourA returned verdio, Of
guilty OF murder in the frst degree. Ths
jury were polled and al answered yes.
Judge DuBoss thanked tho Jury for their
prompt action in the matter aud said IL
wouli show to tho outside world that the
people OF flAihshd county were opposed 10
lynch law by dstefminlng all auch matters
10 the courts promptly and speedily. The
verdict gave unlvvTsal satisfaction. people
expressing themselves IN strong terma
Sentence will be paGHed next Monday morn
lag. Counsel for tho defense gave notice
OF motion fora new trial.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
Ansr Gen. Corey.

BAlrlMoaE, Aug. IA special 20 lhs Sun
from Hiatsyills. Nd. sara osu. CoHsT
came near being mobbed ~ Camp Los,
Liberty yesterday. He oams for the puf-
pose oi taking away seven OF bis horses,
and whom Questioned about the movements
Of his mon became angry aud aaid he had
done with the sohomr. lhls greatly m
oenasd the 1ve men left by the baltimore
police 10 take care Of ths camp property,
aud CoHey was obliged 20 beat q hastr re-
treat on one OF the horses. The Other
horses were driven around ,hs back foAd
aud In tnia way he Eot possession OF ihems
The men gave chase 10 coIsI bs' no ss-
0Apod
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
nnsn Ball.

PHIADELPmA. Aug. 1h.-Philadslpbia Il.
Louisville 2.
BRooKLYS. Aug. f5.-Btoolyn 9. Chicago O.
INV York. Aug. l5.-St. Louis 4. New
York Q.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Washington Z.
Cleveland o.
BALTIMORE Aug. l5.-Baltimors 8. Gin
clnnati2 2.
posros, Aug. l5.-Boston 6, Pitssburg b
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
At Saratoga.

SARATOGA. Aug. 15.-The feature of the
day was the a. OF race. which DeerfarRilla
won In the fast time OF l;0Ok.
Five fu pes-DeerfatRilla, Old Domin-
ion, Yemen. 1;00lS; four and half furlonss-
Tough Timber. Lady Richmond, Kismet,
:5ilt; six furlonRs-Miss Annie. Rossmore.
Cherry Blossom. l;l5; SIX furlonRs--Gen-
nstte Edwards. Strshmeath, Stromboli.
l144; seven futlonos-Gsliles Hurling-
ham. Psnniless, l;265S; mile and half.
over six hurdlss-Col. Clsy. Miles Standish.
Jsponich, 2:48.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
Summer Suits
That they advertised the prices
were reduced from SIS and $25
and now selling for
$40 AND $l5.

Great men are they who grasp
an opportunity when offered.
Our entire stock Of Summer
Goods Is being sold at sacrifice
prices, The stock must go as
fall goods are arriving daily.
Will you be one of those who
know good thing when seen.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
WIN Not Veto tho mn.

wlaulSaros, Aug. ih--n IL stated with
rosiiivsnsH by members OF congress and
ANthora uhe stand eloses, 90 President
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-16
IN WAS FAvoRrrEs DAY.
The Talent Cleausd uP Tho Mopsy ~ tho
West side Races.

West side nAnoA4
Special 20 The Indapendsnt.
BUrrE. Aeg iG.-lhia was fhvoTl,,s day
ht the track, and ths talsni sooopei most
all the money. II was The biggess crowd
ever seeu At tho track In ihia city. The
unfinished pacing Taoe 2:2G class, was con
clodsd Irene l., Winning the nfat heat to-
dsy and Raby Messenger the Seoond hsai
aud tto TncO. lime 2.25. 2G06.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13
CALUMET, dnia IL msja 1894.

Nihej podpissna skladsn serdeczne
Podziekowsnie wszystkim brsciom zwis-
zkowym . n~sjbsrdziej REsdowi Cent?,
"a wypsseenie mi posniertnego " su.
mic 900 dolsrow, tax Same dziekuie
brsciom Tow. sw. Stanislswa Kostki 70
w~ypiscenie pcgrzebows SO dolsrow
ssfsdsm stare polskie bog zspiso" "a
oststnis usiuge oddsna s. p. mellow
MENU. ProsEe vszystkich braci pols.
kow, szsby wstepowsii do Zwiazku
Mar. Pol. u unizeniem
Agnieszka Let0a.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13
M nwAuEEE AVENUE STATE BNs
corner Nuv.uios Ave. c.nsn,.rs a. c.,,,.. n.

Od6ierajq har.dIosoe { z-aoszczedzon.
D~ieniqdze, pr~sechotoujq tako.se. PSees
csczdjny procent Cd pienisdsy do prse
ehosoania sSozonych. Sprzedaaoajq asy
gndcye 8 oeksls ma soszystkie pszJts
E,ropy. Wypozycsdjq pieniQIzs ~
mGjqtI : inae rzetelne porsczsnia.
uRzKDNICY:
PAUL o.. SrHNsLAH2. prezydent, Andrew G. LAusrR
wteeprezydent CHARLIE I. sUurrzRA. kasyer DC
NALD L. 4oRRIL, rzecznik-
DYRRKToRZY:
M. A. La Buy, John =. Smulskl, Paul q
stensland, John Scherman, Peter KIoIbassa
Soren ID. Thorson. A Q Lausten F.H Herhen
John p. Hanson, william Johnson, Jonn McLaren.
John A. Przybysz, zarzadca.
W stycznotd . nauvu bankien ,ost
Milwaukee Avenue safe Depoait VaulA,
ktore % zbudowa Q urzadzone doskonala A AMI o
GLEN pszkodzic- ami xfod2ieje dostat Efe DO nichlia
mog&- Ufytkowat moEaa je m bardze lmiarkr~ans
cene.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13
kSIEGARNIA GAZETY KATOLICKIEJ
w. SMUI4SKJEGO,
6 Noble Street Chicago Ill
poeca Rodakom nsstepujace ksatki:
Kstazki Powfesc,oue

OAcL1h
Btbltotek Ne FO~tescs y. Rogosza.
Plersszy rocznik zswiers IA tom6w nastepuj,cycA
~powietci:
stryj Atanazy. powiesc J6zsfa Rogosza. w niei
autor malu3e losy Pewnego b vatela, kt6ry dorobf
very sic msjstku wAmeryce, chcial potsm ma spoe6b
HmerykansEu szclasliuh Galicye, zoe
WDcze Gniazdo, powiese frsncuzka ChersulIeza "
2 temscs, nagrodzoss przeE Akadsmie paryEsa loo
g~orsk1ego przez Waisrego LoyiAskfcgo Roe
NiezdsrA najnouszs powieec nismiec Hsimbur.
goWel 30 o
Damian Ruszcyc, powiesc histerycsna = czas6v
Jana Ill sobieskiego przez Fr. hr. skarbka Soc
Batoroel WtolEiego ROdu. powiesC anRielska " Och
tomach przez Tomasza Hardy 100
s1araczek ! Karmazyn ,ciekava powiesc osnuta ma
ue stosunk6w szlacheckieh, przez walerego LoziK-
skieEo 6Oc
Estropie zhrodni, bardzo Ssjmujscs powiesc an.
Rielska przez r. Gray ZOE
szlachcic Chedsczkowy, Piekna poviese 2 tyeis
s1lachstnego przez Wslerego Lozihskieeo SOC
Mad Jeziorem, pswiesd J6zsfa Rogosza, " Och 10.
msch, " kt6ret sister Odmalowsi tyveni barwsmi
znecsnie sic Prusak6w nad Polakami " ". X. Pc
znanskiem - ezaa0w wald kultufnej 100
Cafy rocznik bez przssytki SEQ
y przssyika "a G.S,
'sisds duts isnyoh dzies tresei religijnei
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13

Tow. WelnOmyslnych ,sifnv
odbywa r~e p~osiedxenis " katdy pistek
o godzinie Bel wieozorem, W ha1i pod
No. FOB milwaukee, Avenue gdzie ter
katdego mieaiaca cdbywa sic jeden Cd
czyt, Sekretarzsm jest Stanis{aw Bonn
bihski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13

frocz tege kssgsrnis nsSzs Pesisds duss iasyoh dzes tresei reHgijne
hstoycneji powesaswsj.
"A ftdsne prsess.y kittens tstslog sszpht.is.
W.. sMULsKI, SIS Noble street, Chicsso.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13
KRoTKI PoGLAD
KOSCIUSzKOWSKIE

ncpfsd' Dr. Henryk Gierszy6ski,
CPreies wydz. wyk. z. W. p. W Ruropie.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-12-06
Cashed Bogus warrants.

CHICAGO, Dec. &C. f. Kimball & Co.,
r. d. Kelly and other brokers, who have
been doing a thriving business in shaving
election judges and clerks warrants, have
discovered that they have been defrauded
of large amount through bogus war
rants. About 5000 judges and clerks
served at the recent election, receiving
warrants for from S12 to So Many cashed
them at discount with various brokers.
When the warrants were presented to the
comptroller yesterday it was found that a
number of bogus ones had been cashed.
The amount Of the brokers' losses is not
known, but it will probably be large.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-12-06
GenernI NIarkets.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 5.-Flour firm; winter
superfine, S2.lO622O; do. extra, S2.2502. 40;
No. winter family, S2.jOd26O; Pennsylvania
roller straight S2.6O021j; western winter,
clear, S2.50d2,7O. Wheat quiet, steady, with
6O3sc. bid and 6OlRc. asked for December. Corn
firm, quiet, with 5ll4c, bid and 5l16c, asked for
December. Oats firm, higher, with 3S16c. bid
and Soc, asked for December Hay firm; good
TO choice timothy, Sl2,5OGl3. Beef dull. Pork
dull. Lard steady; western steam, $3.50; city
S675. Butter quiet; western dairy, ll0l6c.
do. creamery, lGG2jc.; do. factory, lO8l416c.;
Elgins, 25c,; imitation creamery, l3G2Oc.; New
York dairy, l3023c,; do creamery, lSG2ic. /;
Pennsylvania creamery prints, extra, 27c.;
do. choice, 26c.; do, fair TO good, 23G2iC. I;
prints jobbing az 2s93lc. Cheese quiet; New
York large, 99ll4c.; do. small, 916al2c.; part
skins, 31ad9c.; full skins, 21gQ3. Eggs irreg-
ular New York and Pennsylvania, 26027c; ice
house, l7d22c.; western, fresh, 22026c. south
ern, 22lS4l6c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-12-06

CLEVELAND, Dec. 6-Assistant Superin-
tendent r. NJ. $. Matson, of Washington,
is making arrangements with the Cleve-
land Electric Street Railway company for
the collection and delivery Of the mails.
Letter boxes will be placed on electric
lines on the various lines in case the COM
pany accept the proposition for the service.
The government offers the street car COM
pany the same rate as is paid steam rail
roads, which is S42.75 for every POO pounds
per mile per annum. 1t is very likely that
the proposition will be accepted