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The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

"DurinR my tenn OF service in ths army
contracted chronic diarrhei." says A. Z.
Bending. Of HalseT, Ore. "Since then |
have U.s. great amount OF medicine. but
when ! ',Yud any that would give me re-
lief the, aon i iuiu'e my stomach, until
ChHmbe la a Cohe, Cholera and Diar-
rhus Remedy was brought to nv notice.
used Il. aud will HnT 1t is the only remedy
that gave me permanent relief, ana no bad
results follow. For sale by sl druggists.
Go to Tho lIec Hive for bargains in iry goods.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the time foi the registration OF the
omes of the qualified electors in Election
Dist ict No. 3, in tho county OF Lewis and
Clarke, aud state Of Montana. prioF to the
general election. TO be held on IuesdaT. the
sixth day OF November, 1891, for the said
county OF Lewis and Clarke, will expire at
ten o'clock p. IN. on the thirtieth day Of
October. A. ID. 1894.
The names of the several precincts or
polling places embraced in said Election
District No. 3 are az follows Precinct No.
II, Sixth vatd postofiioe building. No.
li07 Helena avenue; Precinct No. Il, Sixth
wRtd. Boyls's real estate agency, No. 1909
Helena avenue; Precinct No. 2S. College
Place, Johnson's store; Precinct No. 20,
Valley, warren's school house.
PETER CAMERON. Registry Agent
Election Distries No. ). Lewis and Clnrks
county. Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

NTCTICE Is HLHFpi GIVEN THAT
IN the time for the registration of the
nGmes OF the qualified electors in Election
District No. l, in the county OF Lewis and
nenefhl election, TO be held on Tuesday, the
9Th day OF November. 1894 for the said
county OF Lewis and Clarke, will expire at
10 o'clock p. m. on the 30th day OF Octo-
Der. A. ID. 1894.
The names OF the several precincts or
polling places embraced In said Election
District No. aye as follows: First and
aeSond precinct, First word; fifth and sixth
precincts, Third ward; ninth and tenth
p.ecinet'. Fifth waro. in Helena; seven
teonth precinct. Unionyille aud Park.
s. @, GmPArRIcK.
Registry Agent Election District No. I,
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

Danisl Bailey OF Coney, Island, started 10
the rescue 10 n small boat They auooeeded
Ia Ioseuing Walter Booth, who was cling
ing 10 an overturned boat and brought
him 20 shore in an unconscious condition,
Ito was naally roauaeitated and gave The
names Of his companions az Frank Moln.
tVre. James Ford aud Flank BTltton, all Of
New Brighton.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

No. Gloves Atonemont BY tn. Benton.
No. 9.Ths House on the Marsh. hy Florsnss
Warden.
No. 25-Doris' Fortune. BY Florence Warden.
No. 26-Af emesis. by j, McIIaren Cobbln.
Nc. s7,Guilty or Not Guilty by Amanda NJ.
Douglas.
No i1-lsora's Bridal Vow. by Margaret
Blount
No, lS-Ralph Raymond's Heir. BY HorAtio
No. ls-fho Heir Of elenvillo. BY Francis A
Durivagc.
No. 5O-Derrick Vaughan. Noveniss BY Edna
Lyall
No sS-The Story Of Elizabeth. by Miss
To any one who will send us THREE OF
the No. 2 coupons accompanied by
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver OF post
age stamps. We will send any THREE
BOOKS to be selected by yourself from the
list printed above. by mail postage prepaid:
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
Two King. Moot.

BupA PEsTH Oct. liking Alexander OF
servia arrived e'oto-day aud proceeded to
the royal castle, where ho was received by
Emperor L ancls Joseph, who presented
him 20 DR.. Weksrle. Hungarian prime min
lister; Count khlnoky, imperial minister OF
foreign afiairs, aud other Trominent per-
souages. Tonight the emperor gave Q
banquet in the kings honor.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

DoARD OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ID is hereby given thu. she city council
will sit a. board OF equalization ON Tuea-
day evening, Oct. o. All persons feeling
themselves ReR'ieyed by The assessment
must then appear in person ana present
their complaints. The assessment books
are now open to inspection in my office.
Q. Il GARRETT
City Assessor and Treasurer.
Helena, Ost 5, 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ANthe books for the registration of tho
qualified voters Of Distdct No. 10 will DO
opened Al my Office for that purpose In Au.
gusts. Lewis and Clarke county. Montana.
on Tuesday Wednesday and THURSDAY.
Oct. o 10 and IL, and In tho town OF Hogan.
AZ the postoffiee bulldnc, on Friday ana
Saturday. OcL 70 and 10; themes again in
Augusta Oct. 49, 16. IL and II. from whloh
plAoo will 90 and sit al Mrs. Beans, near
tho Dearborn canyon, on Friday and Satur-
day, Oct. 10 and 20. and from ths,e back
20 Hogan the aecond time on Monday
and tuesday. Oct. 22 and %, thea back
hgaiu tho second Tins 10 MTs. Bean =
"Wednesday and Tbursday. Oct ~ and 25;
thence back TO my Office In Augusta until
the closing OF registration on Tuesday.
Oct 90 1894. JLMEs II. sMIIH,
Register for District No. 10.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
NOTICE ron punrlclrIoV.

HrLtNI. Mont, yopt 20 i-qL
Complaint having boon fuioroi .trII. ,gI.,
BY Mar " linsHoll sgainW Wu.m E. Il.rtmsp
tnt abandoning lila homo tsaI g tr. '.S s.TI
dated O. $40, 1901, gpJu thrua,.u a.
bld 20 y % a afciiun 40. fIVD.a.. '.T.,s
v, ih LOWS and llrlp ,pl..F. g..l.. ,.iiha
WV 10 tho cghcll7ii % ut sal ....,. an. 'sa,d
pstt.rg nro lcrebY FuWUH "a .u Mae - tbIs
ohco oh the Stat dag % ,rrolo. I-yl. a iu
o'clock A. nl., 90 rlupoud and finnish tgsti1pony
coheefnlfS tul1 Allogel abandonment
JEREMIAH COLLINS.
HOCelror.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

DIST CoTTA0E-Mrs. g. NJ. Kellogg oAls
IL hnr boarding house, at 20 North ienton
avonue Heat Cottage u ia appropriately
named. Our friends will find IL a delightful
place 10 cat \ moAl or spend a foW days, or 90
mako permanent home, Her terms arc vory
reasonable.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
TO THE YOUNG FACE
Pozloni's Complexion Powder gives fresher
charms, TO the old renewed youth. Try Il.

DIDS WANTED-sEALED BIDS FOR
ID building stone masonry wall, foua-
dAtions for mill building etc. Al mate
rials will be supplied 10 contractors Ad
4 ess application 10 Minah Mine, Wlckes,
Mont. before the Goth inst.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

nj Office IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ tho time for the registration of tho
names Of tie qualified electors In Election
District No fuu In tho county al Lqwis
nnd Clarke, and htnta Of Montana, prior 30
tho general election. 90 ba hell ON Tuss-
day, the a!Ith day Of Novembo'. l59l. for
the a1id county Of Lewis and C,hrke, will
oEpie al ten o'clock 3. m on tho thirtisth
DAY Of October, A. ID. 1894
lhe names " The several precincts or
poilug places embraced ia satl Election
DNttics No. ionrure as follower ksta.efa,
Mouth o. Nelson ana But.o.
Il. u. tLaIn.JosEs. Registry Agent.
Election District No. foar Laws and
Clarke cuauty. Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
Nrnrlrn rn cnRn1rnns i EsrArI

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS = ESTATE OF
~ Anna T. fngelh0rn, deceased,
Notice Ia hereby givcn by tho undersigned. ad-
ministrator OF tho ostAto 81 Anna T. fnEelhorn,
deccased to tho creditors Of aud all persons hay
ing claims against tho said deceased. to exhibit
thenL wltn tho necessary vouchers. within four
"a months after tho first publication OF this mo-
ticc. 10 the said administrator At No. 100 Ninth
ayonuo ia the city Of HelonA the tAmc being
tho place for the transaction of tho business
OF said estate in tho county uf Lews and
II. T. ENGELHORN,
Administrator OF tho estate OF Anna E. Engel
horn. deccAIed.
Dated sept ~. 1894
First publication sept q. 1891
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
nROposAIs-sEALEp PROPOSALS.

DROPOsAIa-SEALEn II PROPOSALS
| will bo received a, the otiiee Of thu un-
dsfslRasd until II m, October ", 1884 for
grading Aad timber oulveEla according 10
specifications on Ale. OF the oounty road
fiom Broadwater hotel 10 a point near the
center Of section IA :, 10 n. =. ", The
roadway through Harrison Boulevard 10 bo
e feet Wide, 600 fost long, thence q 800 feet
TO contor Of section 10, 10 bs 30 feet wide.
Tho appToximate eetimato ~ ., $40 cubic
yards OF earth excavation and l36Ol feet II.
M. pine OF fE lumboT for . culyoria.
Also GtAding Montana Avenue county
road from q point ono-fouTth OF a mile
south Of Ton Nile Bridge, thence north l3
miles TO Montana University. The road
way to be 2i feet VIDE. lhe app oximats
estimate ia 1900 onhic Yards earth exoava-
tlon and IL 900 feet b. NJ. OF hr or pine
lumber for 3 cnlyerts. The work will be
done 60 tho satisfaction and acceptance OF
the county surveyor.
By order OF the Board Of County Com
misslonSra j. &. TooKER. Clerk.
Dated Halens. Sopt. "a. 1894,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
Independent Book Coupon No. 2.

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS and THREE OF thes,
No coupons will entitls tho holder u
THREE BOOKS from tho list given above.
Nos. Of tho Three Books Wantoi. ...........
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wANrED- -MtscEILANrnus.


WANTED PUPILS IS TEENCII-MLIF
W MaYfonno vii RESUME hof saturday morn
ing French class At tho Hawthorne srbool bu,id-
inG On sert H. a. lU'g ga N, iow mote puvils
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

T'O WHOM IN NAY CONCERN, TAKE
i notice that tho underaipusd has tbia
day hlod in tho District Court " the Flr,,
judicial District Of the state ~ MontNu,
IA aud To- the county OF Losia and CLARKE
bus petition ptuyinR that by order of The
said court hts natnO may bo chhnred 10
Victor Day, nod thht he intolda 10 . ouept
the said application 10 tbs aail oourt on
tho 10Th day OF October, 1894. ht lie
uponiug hour Of court on that dIy az As
coon theroaftar Ra counsel maY ba beard
NtCrOH DFlinhBAkuEHa.
Helena, Mont, Sept 20, 1884
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
A. IL. WEBER.
EMPLOYMENT and Real Estate Agency
Agent Rocky Mountain liuhhandman
Cor. Main and lAwronoa Telephone l5l
\ a.

groek drIilegs, o. per day OF nine hours,
labofera a. "a por day OF nln0 hours
Momaa cook for country, tjl,
MpmAn cOuk Tor section house, $50; no ohj'o-
tl0u TO one child.
Iira far homework.
uOt0l Tor sAle In mining town.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
Helena Employment Agency

--WANTS--
Colorod man aud wife for boarding house in
HolonA
Mining camp hotel Tor salo for les, than ono
half IL yAluh
lnboror 81 ~ day board and room.
RAnchman. SIS. all winter Job
Second girl for MarysNillN $50.
Girl 10 cook for twelve mon, S2A
Gid Tor honsoWork fnr Wof Crook, S9l.
FIRST an1 socond glrla for family in Yellow
stono psrk, So
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

To any one who will send us ONE of the
No. l coupons accompanied by TEN
CEN lS in silver or hostage stamps. We
will send ANY ONE BOOK to be selected
by Yourself from the Lis, printed below, by
mail postage pIepaif
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
Independent Book Coupon No. |,

TEN CENTS and ONE OF these coupons
NO ~ will en,itlo tho holder to ONE nooR
from tho list given below
Number oil Book Wanted ed................
Your Name..,. .,..".................
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No. -. Street. State.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
orris Employment Agency.

ggg North Main 10 Ielephone ioh
--wANrEp.
mon Tor railroad.
10 mon f"r stNs wagon road, Sat0 per day.
i0 men Tor lnmhsr woods, $50 20 80 month,
sheop horlar
Iirl soF houaawork in country,
auining room airla ia onuntU,
Ono dlnlngfcom glrh city
Shoemaker. city
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

lCuE BRIsToI-
FINLM URQUnARr Prop,
strictly fret, clAaa. with gas, electric light
otsam heat and elevator service.
AL Street Cars iAas tho Door,
Corner Main and state str0eta
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

STOCKWELIs-la tho namo Of tha now hniol
- recently opened TO tho public Newly fur
nishod aud fitted with steam hoat electric light,
electric call and return balls, In fact all the
modera improvements Centrally located.
Warren ST., near broadway %. A. et0ekwoll
proprietor.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

TUE PALMER HOUSE,
Il Sullivan 4 GiHHs, pnora.
Centrally located. with modern conyeni0neea,
Fifst elAss accommodations for transients, At
reasonable rAtos. Headquarters for mining
men. MAin street foot OF Grand, Helena Moat
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

LOR TRADE -HEknEkT d. RKED 4 Co.
Montana bank Teams, harness wagons,
eto.; viii trade Tor wood, real estate or oIIers
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

CAMPERS CAN RENT FULL OUTFIT
teams, ate.t ohoap. Address Porter. tSS
Breckenridge street Helena
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

ILAlh lhYOYAAr- MADAM IRIS DARRELI,
and t0n can 10 consulted A. their rOoms
Quincy llouae. 80 Main street.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

kuh SALE HERBERT B. EEED & co,
Montana btlk, will soil a new moIern l.
? ON hhndeoIno huuso, $l,ii0: any terms
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

|, OR HERBERT b. REED & co.
ground iioOr hontaua bAnS b1il1ing. hNyJ
the largest lst Ot houses AMI stOe0s ia tha city
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-04-29
A Warped Imagination.

We find this choice bit Of nows in
the Carson rribune:
"The Elko INDEPENDENT, hitherto
-backod Democratic, has gone in
to tho Populist ranks. Anything to
defent tho party Of progress and re-
form"
The imagination OF the Tribure
man has become 80 warped in his en-
deavoTs to rcsuirect the G.. o. P. in
Nevada that IL seems impossible for
him to state facts when referring to
Nevada politics. Bless your soul,
honey, tho INDErESDENr has not
joined tho Populist ranks. II be-
lieyes in tho free coinnge OF silver and
has the manhood to fight for H..
This the Triouno hns neither tho
courage nor manhood to do. II secs
nothing but tho foul record OF tho
party OF "progrcss und REFORM"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-04-29
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, April "a After tho
morning hour tho turiir bill wus laid
before tho Senate aud Senator ills
OF Texas commenced. There was
II good attendance, this being the last
diy of debate on tho bill as whole.
Senator Mills opoaed by saying the
bill did not entirely meet his upprov-
nj but waS necessary as n mnttor OF
comprom'so. He might offer some
amendments but il they we're rejected
hc should vote for tho bill. IL was q
party measure and every Democrat
should sink h.s own preferences.
Thus far be would, he said, have
loviod duty on coffee, ten md sugnr.
Tho Democratic theory WIS that tho
government should insure 10 overy
man tho enjoyment Of evory NATURAL
right. llo would have put on tho FREQ
likt all articles that require manufac-
turo for consumption. II that Sns
not suilicen the would hayo put tax
on cuutnulated wealth. All obstacles 5
in the way OF tho employment Of In
Dor should De stricken down. The
policy OF protection, no regarded had
failed to build up market for hgri-
culture.
Tho Senate Committee Oh Inter
State Commerce to-day agreed TO
roeOmnlcnd tho confirmation OF jas.
ID. Yeomans, as Interstate Commis-
sIoner.
Tho Sonnte jpint resolution
authorizing tho erection OF bronze
tnbIet commemoratinH tho hun
dredth npniversary OF tho lnying Of
tho cornor ptone Of tho capitol was
passed..
Bnrtho'da, Republican OF Missouri,
claimed the floor M question OF
privilege, ind scnt to tho clork's dcslt
n resolution pissed nj u lnnss meeting
In ST LOUIS DECLARING Chus. S. Joy
illegally deprived Of hB seat. Nc.
MILAN raised tho punt that tho reso.
lutions did not involve n question OF
privilege. O'Neill objscted TO the
nttack, and demanded the floor as u
mnttor OF privilege and was proceed.
ing TO reply to tho impulation that
bo had obtained soat TO which he
was not entitled, when Wieo of
Virginia. raised tho point that
O'Neill was out Of order. Az last toe
S. taker ordered O'Noill TO iuko his
scat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-04-29
Women to be MaS0nS.

From the Chicago Tribune we learn
TINT Nrs. Lease is in that city for the
purpose o: organizing Masonic order
for women. She aaya:
81 am in Chicago to organize Ma
sonic order FOR women. | have de-
cided TINT the Masonic order has
been Of such wonderful benefit TO
men, SD wonderfully uplifting and
educational, TINT il is certainly pity
to deprive women Of the benefits.
do not propose 10 organize anything
hntagcnistic TO tho present Masonic
order, but tho organization will be
mudo i'll such manner that they
will cooperate with lis and aErrove
Of II. l wish 10 organize here first,
and thcn in New York and other
principal cities. / am already billed
to Rp"nk in New York. Tho lectures
viii bo followed by tho organization
md the initiation OF members Of the
Masonic degrees. This is really no
new departure; in fact il is old. At
ono time in Europe, principally in
france, tho crowred heads nll went
wild over tho tchemo OF conicring
Masonic degrees on women. There
is no use in sayirg there is my Ma
sonry in tho Eastern Star degree.
propose TO use tho bona iide Masonic
ORDER"
When asked how much she knew
about the Masonic ritcs, Mrs. Lcnse
looked knowingly md said sho knew
nll about Il. When asked how she
know, sho looked mysterious, and
eaid she didn't care to tell, but i,
wasn't by "peeking, 30 thcFer'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-04-29
ELECTION Or COMMISSIONERS.
An Act to define the manner of elect
ing COmntg Commissioners, Ap-

An DICT to define the manner Of elect
ing CoMntg commissioners, Ap-
prOUed February 2I, 1898.
SECTION 1. Whenever twenty per
cent. or more OF tho qualified electors
OF any county in this State shall pc
tition the Board Of County Commits.
sioners OF their county TO that effect
u shall bs tho duty OF the County
commissioners of such county, on or
before tho first Monday in July pre-.
ceding any general election, 10 divide
the county into three districts TO he
known as "Commlssioner Districts
Such division shnll be made 20 con-
form to the established boundaries OF
election precincts or wards, and each
and every election precinct or ward
shall DO wholly within one Of tho
Commissioner Districts herein pro-
vidcd for Each Commissioner Dis
trict shall embrace, rs near as may
be, ono third OF tho voting popula-
ton OF tho county, to be determined
ny tho vote cast Rt tho last general
election, and shall consist OF ndjoin-
ng precincts; prOuidcd, thnt in caso
not more than three election precincts
or ,wurds exist in tte county, then
ehch election precinct or ward shalt
constitute u Commissioner District.
SEQ. 2. 1t shall he tho duty OF the
Board OF County Commissioners TO
cause TO be published IN some news.
paper In tho county, IL there DO one,
and il n Vt, then 10y the pusting nj the
door OF tho Courthouse, una ono or
more conspicuous plt ces In each OF
the commissioners Districts, n notice
specifying the election precincts or
wards embtnced 10 ench OF tho Com
missioner Districts so established
such notice shull 10 posted or pub.
lishod for II period not less than tsen-
~ days prior TO oach general olec.
tiun.
SEo. 3. Tho Commissioner dcsie.
mated IN the Statute no tho "lunr
term Commissioners shall represent
Tho district in which he resided when
elected, and at the general election in
tho year eigbtcen hundred aud niuo.
y-Iour, and every two years thoroni
.cr, there shall be elected Il Commits.
Btoner from each OF tho remaining
districts, one for the "l0ng term" and
ono Tor tho "short torm," as now pro.
vidod by law.
SEC. 4. County Commissioners
shall DO elected by Tho qualified olec-
tors Of tho district wherein thoy re.
side In the same manher rs township
officers are now elected.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-04-29
A Cook Book FREQ.

"Tablo and Kitchen" is tho titlc Of
new cook book published by the
Prico Baking Powder Company, Chi
3ngu. Just at this time il will DO
cent free IL .ou write II postal men
tioning the lSDFPESDrNT. This book
hae been triod by ourselves nnd 10
one OF tho very best OF It's kind. Do
sides containing over 400 receipts for
all kinds OF pnstry and homo cookery,
there hrc many hints for tho table
aud kitchen, showing how TO sol a
table, how 10 enter tho dining room,
etc.; hundred and ono hints in
every branch ot tho culinary art
Cookery Of tho very finest and rich
est ~ well as OF tho meet economical
and hone like, ie provided for. Re-
member "rnblo md Kitchen" will DO
s"nt, postage prepaid, 10 my lady
sending her nddross (nHmo, town and
gtatc) plainly given. a copy in Cor
man or Scandinavian will 10 sent Il
desired. Postal card Ia ns good 40
lcitor. Address Piico Baking Pow
der Co, Chicago, Ill.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-04-29
VOL UME 2s.
Villas WAS IGNORANT.

An Eastern journal publishes tho |
following which tells n whole lot:
1T is little wonder" SAID IL we'll
known English traveller, who was in
the Senate cutlery yesterday during
the delivery Of Mt. Villas speech,
shat the pu oIic is puzzled rs To cur
r.ncy theories when Senators pay SD
little attention To the fact"
Senator Villas had just declared
TINT gold was every where "noney"
when Seuator Teller said; "No, in
lndiu, for example, 1t is not available
for money any more than dilmoDds
are. Tho Wisconsin Sena,er replied:
"Alwa!s theGo silver advocates have
10 ride of u some couutry where so
are in the dark as tD the facts"
The English visitor snid that not
only WAS gold coin not money in Iu-
dIa md the East, bot he said: "You
could not get breakfast for Il sover-
eIgn in many Of the out OF the way
towns IN British Indin. And further,
In the Eastern provinces OF Russia
Russian gold CON. except ut an actu-
al Discount, notwithstanding tho
gold coin il quoted at 40 per cent
premium TO day over the paper roub.
le. And u were asked what coin
circulated at par over the largest area
in the world, should say the Mex
lean silver dollar. Indeed, / don't
know any country, whether civilized
or savage, except part OF Africa,
where il is not convertible Mt par.
In Ceylon it Is current money, in the
hnlny Peninsula; il is tho curren-
cy unit OF China; any bank and my
bpurse in Europe will take il. Why
10 it SO popular; Why has it super
ee led throughout all China tho trade
dollar OF France and 4ho United
Stntes? can givo noothcr reason than
this one: that it is legal tender nj it's
home and the Mexican mints are open
10 coin it in unlimited quantities.
II may take San ator Villas us II
representative Of gold monometalism
then | think Sir George Chcsncy's
recent statement 's justified in your
country, nlso-.that the world is di-
vided into tSo schools, the bimetal-
lists aud m0nometallists, into those
who understand tho question and
those who don't"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-04-29
The Great Strike.

BELLEvIILE Qil), Aprs 23.--Thc
minors OF the Beileville district have
determined not 10 strike, but will not
MIRO the coal N be used for filling
contracts entered into by operators
whose employees ure on strike.
BIRMISGH.M. (Al.) April 23.-rhe
striking miners marched into towt.
to-day 5000 strong with bands
Speeches we're made denouncing Ii. T..
Debardltben, Manager OF the rernes-
see Coal, Iron aud Railroad Company
Governor Jones, who has established
his headquarters here, is in close COM
muuication with Cheriif Morrow and
the officers OF the second regiment.
The militia are at Their armories
ready TO advunce on the strikers at u
moments notice. Seventy live OF the
Ben Creek miners. wanted by the
officers for intimidation. joined in the
demonstration. The marching strik-
ers are mixed lot OF white and black.
Trouble is expected hourly. Duz"ps
OF arrests were made ut the mines for
intimidation md sixty new Deputy
SheriiIs have been sworn in.
CoLuMDus (OhiU) April %. The
latest report received by President
Mcbride OF tho United Mine Workers
show the suspension Of work 10y 5000
men in Alabama; 5000 in Tennessee
and Kentucky; 200 in west Vir-
ginia; 5,tC0 in Indiana; 2G,COo IN
Ohio; 25,tt0 in Illinois; 1850 in
Iowa; 1000 in Indiun Territory; l.
300 in Missouri; 5o,0oo in Pennsyl-
yapia and 800 chigan. Total,
l25,o00.