davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-09-13
Auf9efabren
Das 5euerboot uQofemite" eerdtR auf Gas
RYoe porfer 5eIfenrif uno eeht
in Stiide.

9aS Teuerboot yNoiemite" tpur6e gctern
Nben6 gegen = llbr na1 Ser 8rauDftGtte
1T SoutD Chicago beOrbert. Die 8euen
i'm See 9ingen sur 3eit ie6r bod unb Der
WtilO rate iiber Den 8ater Wicbi8on bin,
oaB alien Seeratten anglt ur6 ba18e puroe.
Nls 0aS BOot ben See errctcbte, lag otcbtcr
Jtebel uber oemielben, unb Die JQ6rt emit
lang Dem Gourie mach Dem Sodion 8arf,
D. b. l1aDe bent l1fer, fonnte nltr lebr lang
lam Dor itb 8cben. Ser fitrc6terliDe
Bi1O brac6te bas 8Oot balls aus Dem
@ourle unb c5 9erietb auf ba5 6Doe 8arfer
9tlff, 6GS i9on 10 mancBem S6lff ltn0eil
gebr06t.
SITS baS Boot feltgeia6ren ipar, CAB
Oeiien 0eal3tniit iofort bo8 9fotblignat.
StS tn0eiien 0aS Qe6enSrettungSboot aus
benz SaG1on79ort e%intraf, puroe sem
ScuerbOote 10 arg mitgeipielt, OoB baS
2Saiier balo BEN Gumpf fiute uu6 ste
6eucr U1ter Sen &eiieln ouS0ingen. 9Nrcb
Die Mtonni3aft 0es 2ebenSrettung5boote5
tpuroe bic 8emannUng Oc5 yOoiemite" gc7
rettet. 9~ieiclbe bcitano aus f0lgen6en
Ycrlonen: Gapt. Sat. s.. SalbeD, Gleut.
S5c. S. Wtalm6ed, Den MaibiniIten @6Q5.
s. g8ati5 Unb Qtleg. So. Bromn, iolpie BEN
0ei5ern un6 Wtatroien SamcS 8. Qarien,
&bo8. Watbetp, So5, Nolon, S. 9ubbarb,
Sob, 6IDnn, Suns 9anion unO Marttn
Simmons.
Die 69leppOampfer %. g. 6au" nnb
pg8iljam 0idinion" Don Der rSn0epen0ent
Coming So" ipurOen belte fritb I'M 3 llbr
nacb DEM Gttff 9eian6t, I'M OaS ouigefabz
rene SCOT aus ietner uuangenebmen Sage
3u befreien. OOb miro 6ieS ntdbt m08lic9
iein, Denn Bic an oaS 8oot oni6(agen6en
Q8oiiermalien baben beiIcu SeitenWdn0e
Ocrarti8 8u9crtAtet, baB bo5 Maier BON
alien Seitcn einorin8t. IS miro Elm to-
taller 8erluit iein.
, 1894-09-13
211enidenfeifd in 2tfrifa.

SIN llbangi5eden, un 6eIien 8eIiB iib
sur a3eit Tranfrei6 u1o Der &or9oitaat
i~treiten, iino bic 8epcRner Observation-Disclosures,
6ie allies 6leiib bon Gbieren pera6ten.
Weni9enfleii9, nit 9fefer unb Sol3 9e@
Dilr3t, gilt tbnen ais Qeferbiien, unb
bier5u Dernenben ite GflQDeu ieben offers
unb Gei3ledtS. glocb Dem 8ericbt zines
2lfrifaforl6crS geLan9 eS t"iir3Iicb Dem fran
3Oitl3e WftiitOnar Nuairc, aui DEM S6tifc
r0ton" ben WtenibenfreIiern "a SflaDenz
timber 3u enlreiBen uno nit ibnen nocb benz
80iicnbauic oer Wfiiiton SIT f~liidbten. Scr
WSillton0r fan0 ouf einem Der Wfdrfte Die
SfloOen Uie ScbIa9tOieb auS0citeQt. Stood
lie 06er bate CT tDje bier gcicben, baB bie
SflaDen audb itildDejic 0~erfauft mur6eu.
&Ontte Giner ni3t ben 9on3en SflaOelt
%fallfen, 10 iDG6(te er naD ieinem 8elieben
1ein Stil6 bon ibn1, beiipiel8ipciic einen
2lrr1, tporGltf Bet 8ertGufer ouf benleIbeu
einen Iouaen Stricb nit elmer 2(rt peiBer
&rej0e 5Og; oann nobu1 Elm ~3ipeiter Ben
onbcren 2lrrt, lDeitcrc bic Seine, bic 8ruit
uno 10 fort. 98aren nun 0uc R0rpertbeile
nit &unitftri6en Oeriebcn, 10 lchnttt man
DEM 0rlnen Stl0Oen ben &opf 00 uno perz
5eDrte bieien, nit B~feffcr un0 Sal3 getpitr5t,
iofort ain @loBe, Damn ipur0e Der &0rper
5crt6eilt, unO ie0ar &dufer empFtng baS
Selntge.
, 1894-09-13

- W2tt 1000 Dollars lit boS 9eiommtc
Sab uno @ut Der 2ateitr. 6oAbabngeieuz
i6aft ein9el9aBt. &LugerUeiic bate bic
8a6nDertDaItung eS Dem Steuereini6dber
iiberloiien, Oen Stcueripert6 t6res @i9enz
tDum8 feit3ulteuen unb Der bate bann Die
8ureaueinrtbtung nit 1000 0OIar8 unb
6a8 8etriebSmaterial NIT no9ntalS 1000
9oQarS 3ur 8eitcuerun9 angeieBt. Siebct
W}eilen G%iien6abn, 20 GOtOmotiDen, 1913
8abntpa9cn, 10 8%abnitationen: 1000
Dollars! 2Q8 Grjnt8elb fir BEN gefalz
ligen 2"(iieiior tpGre 6aS ungefGbr bte rebte
Sare 9etpeicn.
, 1894-09-13
211t69ludt.
Der m0roer Sronf u. Kurb periudt fi6 in
feiner 6elle oas Geben au i1ehmen, miro
aber oarau perhinoert.

Sranf q. &urB, Ser ipsgen Grmor6ung
ietner Srau sum- Spoe Derurtbeilt lit uno
I'M 10. Sttober gebenft iperOen fol-, Dera
ilcbte geitern in ictner 3ele ieinem 2eben
Elm Gnbe 5u mo1en. ST bate ii9 Guf irz
geno cine @etic cine @la6icberbe 81 ber>
i6offcn 9etpuBt, uno nit Dieier ueriuc6te er,
it6 Die 8ulS00er auf3ul9netOen. @5 gez
lang tbm aucb, iid mebrere tieic S9nttte
betsubrin6eu, 6Ddb traf ct feline Irterte.
3ubem nurbe CT Bel ieinem Beginner BON
Dem Q8Grter ii6errai6t, Ser ibm oas 0loSz
itId fortna6m unO 0ann ioiOrt einen Qlr5t
rief. 9ie Wunoen tpuroen Der6unoen un0
Der Nr3t erflGrte, baB trOB 6e5 grOBen 8lutz
berlu1teS feline @efabr fir &urB' Qeben porz
ban0en lei. Der 8ernrtbeiLte bat ibon
ipieoerbolt ge6ro0t, baB CT iib lieber baS
2ebcn nebmen tpiirbe, ais ii3 6dngen 31
Iaiien. 9urc6 ben geitrigen G0rgang bat
CT beipielen, oaB eS ibnt nit ber 9rO0ung
Grnit mar, 1no ct miro babcr BON jebt a6
unau89eieBt beob0btet iueroen. &urB ibeint
iibrigen3 1penig 6reun6e GIT boben, Oenn
0uBer ieiner SbDeiter belucbt tbn Gtiemanb,
ulD oteie tber9Guft ct bel tbrem &ourmen
getp0Dnlicb nit S6n1G6un9en un0 9rnbunz
gen. Q8te e5 beiBt, ipirb Elm Neriu6 8ez
mabt, bic Go6esitrnfe IN IebenSlGnglibe
8uc6tbau5itrofe umipanbeln SIT ~laiien, oo9
lit, Do RurB ii6 njcbt icbuloi8 befenncn
mill, Weni9 QluSii3t auf bic @etpGbrung
iol9en 0eiudbcS p%OrbanOen.
, 1894-09-13
Don 9rIttt# $ttnnes

Sem benti9GeienOen 4ubifum bic %6eionberen gor5I9e OteleS
g8erfes, feline feline Satire unO Oe %semutbpoa beitere 9ebeusz
onI9onung nod 6eiOn0ers on5upreien, bteBe @oier tns Wfeer tra9en.
Bat e8 Od in kanm II 9abreu 80 Anfagtn erlfbt. 9O9ar
Der nit einem Sob TO FARCE altreidsaanpler oantte III einem 9anOs
idreiben eem @erfa7er 6er5t6 fir bic genuBreiden @tunoen, peIde
ibm Die 2ettire Oes 8ude8 Oeri6aft bas 3eitpeii9 tpabrenO i6mez
rr arontbett i'm Iel6ft feline @dner3en O~erge7en lteB.
9ieieS 8ud teQen mir ben 9eiern bs N~benbblattes unter be-
iOnOer8 9unftigen 8e0tn9ungen CUR Gerftgung,
Gegen 2 Coupons nno 20 Urnts lit gaar seben mir bos Bud
III Der Office oh, gur otufelben Drets wirO es audi purtOfret i'm
9nlano pet Yof uerfanOt.
, 1894-09-13

- 9rofefor 6arriion WirO 6ieien 6er6t
mieOer &Orleiun8cn balten, a6er ni9t in
Der ltni0eriitat 9alo Ditto, ionOern auf Dem
Stump in Sn6iana. 8eun Gtner in
Nmertfo auc6 BrofeHor 9epor0en lit, sie4t
er tmmer nob ben Stump" Dem &at9eoer
por. 0a3 itcft un5 Ameritanern nun elm
NAL i'm 8lute, ltn6 barum Dat unlere 8ilz
Oung auD 10 Oiel llrpH9li9e5, 10 etpa5
1itImp"zer6afteS an ii9.
, 1894-09-13

3uferfa6rttanten in 9tebra5fa, Sic bon ber
Gnti@eiOung bollptidcPlib betrOffcn per7
Sen. H%iiben5uder !pirb ndmli0 taft MIR
in Ne6raSfa 9eponnen un6 6arum Iou ouc9
benz Senator Wanberion bic GnticbeiOung
bes Tinan3minilter5 BON 2lmtSwe9cn NIT
Bet0eilt unD auScinanber geiebt tperOen.
9a t6err Carlisle befonntermaBen tetn
GieI lit, 10 fOnnen mir bic @nti9eiOung
nur ieincr @eiinnungstii9tt8teit ais Pars
teinlarn 5ui6reiben.
, 1894-09-13
Otc 0fepublifoner baben qeitern

= Die JtepUblIf0ner Daben geltern benz
@ouDerneur Q8atte in Colorado q. g8. O}cz
SntDre alS 3anoibaten fir bo5 @onoer@
ueurSomt 9egcniiber8eiteQt. Sci 6ieier
@5elege16eit BADEN ijbri8enS Die Senatoren
Molcott uno Seller cine bemerfen9tpertbe
9teuBcrun8 9etban, i10em e~riterer bemertte,
ct merbe mr. 10 LANCE 9fepublitaner bletz
ben, ais ct BON BET republtfanti9sn 8artei
cine Treigebung Der S%ilberprdgunQ ertparz
ten tonne, unb Gebterer ibm beipflibtete.
, 1894-09-13
Onnnrtd1 Dut4tufpr

8l0eInial td9li0 mad Miltpoufee, INN 9 l1br moro,na
uuO 8 ubr Abenos. -" : "9E Vtof9enS
SQgii1, ausQen. SamItaos. uoG o,S
W}ouiitee, nm 9 ubr MoraeIs. "7 S"'''9lon rHo
2oalIg nag Goctite, WtIilpautee. Sbe6pnoor mo,;.
tDlooS 2loo Glpers, &eloaunee, @l6napee, SffGITneo1 tS san
uno Wtenoutluee I'm 7Ibr Q6S. 0'''se"H Sag
Ne9 Srono 9a0er. I~tusfe9On, Srono gfooihs o.
nm I:3O Abeno@. Sonutag3 o~uSgenUmmeu. ~ ~
9tadb 9reeu g5oD, WtittnOh uu6 Gomifon 1rb, Orsna
nm Z lbr NbeH6S. TN2 S3HIluSS
Office uub 9Ods: 6uB Der @{t4igaw gtue. 2oubou
, 1894-09-13
Die Camille Bndbol}.
G~ilenbaRn~& aRrpHdne

Kbtca9O &c 91ortbtp eItern=GtI etb aim. ytdet.
W OFFICES: gtoS. 206-208 glart . Strobe, on Der
Soflep @oenns Station una ON Depot, Gde Menssuns
RiHaie=StE
Nhfnhrt Nfnftrfk
, 1894-09-13

80 III: Sat Der &erl NIGHTS in ser Soi9e,
ais Die Stbel oa, unb eil1eu Quarter?
Sim: gttnm ben Quarter, Gom, aber
bic 8tbel ribr' mir nicbt an. Q(n Ser 8ibeI
onrlell MIR unS nicbt per8retien, man t0nnte
lonlt eI1e ldbleebte WteinUng bon un8 be-
tOmmen.
, 1894-09-13
Staoti1hes.
Nu5 Dem ShuIratb.

Ginfiibrun9 pon muitersS dreibheften in oie
ofentIideu SbuIeu. 6eeen contraft.
brtidi9e pddter Don S6ul.6 runofiiden.
, 1894-09-13

Nn5et9en in Der Wenbausga6e Ser Suit
noIs StGats3ettHng baben ben beIteu Grfola,
, 1894-09-13
2lus Dem GrtmtndI9eribt.

Sr benz WtorOpro3eB gegen SObn Climb
quilt, pelcber beibuIbi8t lit, om Is. Sult
@opar6 SLion ermOrOst 81 BADEN, bielt
Gertbeibiger 8urrcS an b~eutt8en Gorulits
lag feline 9te6e. 6itlfSita0tSanDalt GoDb
miro Johann nit Der SbIuBauiprobe obs
i6lteBen.
Sn benz 8rO3eB gegen ben Collector
Biutam ellington, tpelber i'm Qtnfang
Mai ben Sarbi9en 8iaiam 6aObOur in
Deiien 8Obnun9, 1862 81. StroBe, erita6,
tperben beute ebenfaus sic 9teben gebalten.
Dim ipaten Na9mlitta9 perOen tpabrl9einz
Iib bic llrtbeile in beiOen 8rO3eiien fallen.
, 1894-09-13

EN7 Gbtca8O, gurItuGton s. cutnes
SsEIssfET%I giIeUIHuIT.
sggIaE41A5 SIR Ei6etB un6 G6iofDoQeH IDreth
EM4EE4 bpr i'll 21l GlGrf=Str. Il. II Der lIHIOn
E5IIlgSsg5 soifen9er Station &~auaLStraBe ana
Iz&15s A0Gms.
, 1894-09-13

- Ser 7OiGbrige 9. SO. 4eet beeine
9eltern Qlbenb in 0eSpIatne8, 100 er bel
ieinem S9mte9eriobne, 8. SO. 6ofmann
10 obnt, baburb SeIbitmOr6, baB er ficb
cine &ugel in ben &opf I6oB.
, 1894-09-13
NJ - : u Union QaHenesr Station.
(VlEg1nByIVdnid LINES.

ELN1 Itbntts=, ENn0Is tl10 Nt~0otfNHsUEEs
SlaetsSffiCes: Au Der Station. III 4 Q. @IaEs
GtrasG @de SyaaIDI. NIB int auditorium 9eteL.
SurH=3uge iabren iuIe iOlQt na5 @entraL,3et:
'&aaLich- +GsnLts, ausnennnn1an Gnnntnn
, 1894-09-13
II. @uguit 1894

81 0tS g etetrAl.
i2. Ctr. umS garf aSp. Site.. fir Zen giiIben fSnnes
eesntels CIR z Ctr, 50. 6troBe uuG SbGe 9ars esnsEs
alen peroen. 2teets III Der GtabtGffcs, 1874 Glib
elart=Stra6e, uHb inI ubitorium=6pte
, 1894-09-13

--7b"F TNFtFtFN%N.- ~. oVU vi s'aV 2
ggajiI55sa.tssaaab5aBrt: $50 81, +11:9e 81, 1890 q.
tll;30 d. f1:e9H, t9:15gi '6I5 d, '94oa.
SdalsG5. / IasId. ausseuou,rHcu Sonntaas.
&Ssgtt2, ansaen. Gamitsgs. I &aalta. susG'KOmmea
, 1894-09-13

Qtben0blatt Der SG. @tuats3tg. 1 Gent
, 1894-09-13

NDtceeO, OFO@ sssEAa0 = BaeENen@aDn. ~
" Decentralization San gurer.5tr. elm @Is5
tRSlib BPM Goors Of Grabs. 2idst-Cfice: 104 @Iartits.
, 1894-09-13

Sbte@9e, g~stEssGagee s. 81. asEsgtTeubaB
o. Stoots&tae OLftCe: 207 GIarfsGtr.; SeIeph0us
S!go mtatn. HnIeH 9SHagisr.5tatiOn Ganar. @6agaSs
, 1894-09-13
f[EJIR Il-m
g

gate GDore uuso Slid. GoHtberH, Sew Gers
SemtraI, SSFtau ts.tS AGbanSsGiietbabneH.
sic 3ioe gebeA CD uub tsmutea oil, lpte fOist
Safe Gbore 9epot, Ban SHren-9tr.
, 1894-09-13

'&dgli9. / @u89enomntet GDnntae. t 2lRseenom,
Elen 0GmftGQ. Z AH8genDmmsn WtDntaa. Q JEsgs
t3aLIds eS gDfaI'8ug oOH &es Ntotues zu:nL.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
REGULAR DEAp-FAII.

II the Marcus DAILY and Jim Hill
combine succeeds In iooling the voters
OF Montana into giving them the capital,
what gorge OF corporation power uo
would witnessl
A man going TO the new capital would
have 10 travel on Jim Hills railroad nt
seven cents O mile, stop In Marcus
Days hotel, eat bread nud meat from
the DAILY shops, road the corporation
newspaper and 300 its trade mark on
every article purchased or used. II
while thore astriks or accident occurred
on the single switch track connecting
the town with civilization, the visitor,
to get home, would havo TO hire horse
from Tho Anaconda company'a stable1
at undertaking tariff made TO suit tho
occaaion. The public bulldinga would
bo erected by contractors under Corpo.
rntion influence, mud use only stone
blasted from quarries, brick from yards
and Lumber from mills operated by tho
same powor. IL lie enoy 10 guess at tho
extent OF the "rsks-oTn which tho tax.
payers would have TO stand. Dnly
would have more than one way 10 got
tho expenses OF his campaign backl
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
AnaOondAs Campaign Nsl.s.

Butte Miner
From now until election there will bs no
dsarth of noise. The air will be filled with
the shouts Of paid shouters and the boasts
OF subsidized boasterGi the air will be as
sailed from all sides with the senseless
bloviAting of political bcdlamites and
every trick calculated TO distract the voter
and divert bis mind from the real Issues
will be resorted 10.
The Miner does no, believe that she
voters OF Silver Bow oouuty oan bs won away
from the post of duty by any suca taosios.
The relative claims OF the rival candidates
are too well known to the voters to permit
OF any wild goose chasing or TO crown
with success the transparent attempts al
deception.
Every man In Silver Bow county and
every thinking man in Montana know
that II would be nothing short Of political
lunacy TO hand over TO a non resident cor
pora.ion the seat OF government Of great
state. That 10 the pro sosition TO be con-
sidsrsd. Any child can understand H. II
eanno, be obsoursd by dust throwing nor
changed by Misrepresentation, nor viii its
merits DO lost sight of In discussion of
petty side issues ami irrelevant personals
tiea.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
snME OF TIE nr.snnA

"Now," says tho Anaconda Standard
"is the accepted time, II TnE llFLsNA
INDEPENDENT proposes to como 20 tho
front with any roOsons why Butte
should vote for Helena" Why Ger.
tnInly, OF course. We took IL that tho
STANDARD didn't want to dlscuss tho
reasons, inasmuch as it has been 40 very
coy upon the subject thus fat Pro
ceedlng on tho assumption that ono
upon tho ground is not qualified TO np.
peal 10 the Intelligence ot our Anaconda
contemporary, It's attention ia Invited 90
the utterances Of the Butte Miner, which.
IL must DO admitted, speaks for large
constituency in tho Silver City. II says
that "the Miner is unalterably and em.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

phatlcally opposed 10 tho location OF
tho capital IN n town which Ia owned
aud controlled by one corporation aud
In which tho press, trade, commerce and
public sentiment are under tho diota-
tloN OF men who arc not residents Of
the state"
What doos the STANDARD think OF that
propositionY Docs tho Miner toll tho
truth, or otherwiaoS Again the Miner
says "that the selection Of such town
as the seat Of government would DO u
calamity no unbiased voter can dony
and that IL ia tho duty OF tho people TO
prevent the contamination OF what 10
known 10 be an attempt TO subordinate
public interests TO tho Avarioe Of a die
ta.orinl corporation, all must admlt"
Ia there anything in that which the
STANDARD would like 10 reply toS And
does not that contnin sufficient reason
why Butte should vote for HelenaY
Further on the Miner remarks that
"the success OF the Anaconda boomer
would bo an announcement TO tho world
that Montana had become q political
rotten borough in which true manhood
was at discount and crlnglng subser-
viency TO corporate power at pre-
MUM" II the Miner deals in fact,
surely tho Standard can ind ia its
statements tho reasons IL seeks why
Butte should vote for Helena. II the
Miner does not deal in fact the Stand
ard should not hesitate to say So Lot
us hear from the STANDARD on tho prop
OaitIon
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
Aaaoona.'. mlnlon- Dollar capital.

AaAoanaa's Milnon-Doiiar capital.
Billings basetts
A,an Anaconda for ths capital meeting
held a the diOiN,ion OF Marcus Daly and
his associates NJ walksTville, Silver Bow
county, q few nights ago, one OF the Eng-
lish corporation hsslsrs gave expression "a
,he following languages
"rhsrs Ia not one building In ths clty OF
Anaconda which can be rented for gov
ernmen, oiins. The legislative buildinRA
United States land once, the au, reno sourl
OF Montana, Departments OF the United
states, circuit and district oourt rooms aud
all other necessary buildings, aa may be
fsquirsi bv a state capital, thee buildings
will all have TO be erected. Consider The
vast amount OF money that will be spent In
the erection aud furnishing OF these build
inCa. II We Tediot that 10 will cost $l.OOO. :
coo or more 10 com plets those buildings we
are safo in saying thAt tho major pAt, OF
this vAlt sum will mud H. wAy into the
pockets Of Butte and Anaconda
wo want 20 ask the farmers aud stock
growers OF eastern Montana how they like
the dose prOpatsd by ths big English ayn-
dioate which proposes TO pile mp thia mil
lion dollar debt and 40 the same time shirk,
as 1, does, payment OF lie just proportion
Of tA1ea. The Anaconda oompany'a great
wealth In this state Ia ia mineral lodes,
un.a1ed under our lawsi and always will be
go long as mining men control Legislation.
The stookman, farmer and merchant,
whose propsrIy is in sight must ray taxes,
and still we have the testimony from one
Of Mr.. Daly's leading heelora that IL We put
the capital az Anaconda n million dollars
shall be taken from ths people TO build mp
Anaeonds.
"How do the eastern counties like it7"
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
ouiun's Capital Article.


hadsonlan,
There are few abler men in the vost than
Hon. J. NJ. Qulnu, Tho bright particular
star OF Montana journalism, Ia column
editorial In sundays Butte Mlnsr be an
nouness that Mt ClarEs paper is on tho
side Of right and justice In the capital con-
tsat-for Heleaa-and HE reasons therefor
are 60 clearly and logically mt. ami In such
fair and impartial manner that thsy arc
simply unanGWerAble. Tbs editorial IA a
mssie'piSos. IL rsfu,ss mott smph aIieaily
ihs lie circulated In this section By Ana.
conda people 20 tho effect shat Mr.. Clark
bad allied himself to Nr. Dsly in the oapi-
tai fight on account Of hia senatorial aspir.
aiiona. Coming from such a source a, s1eh
time IL means much for Helena.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
Ihsy wan Nsysr DO ~.

hIlsouIlan,
Montana 10 an ambitious and progressive
youaR commonwealth. possessed By an
energetic aud spirited people, Who take q
pArdouabls pride in their state and hors 10
500 u take i,s proper place In ,hs sove'sisn
galaxy OF ,hs union. 10 stamp u still fat
,hsr shh ,hs iRnomlny Of bribery and
oottspilou, With which lts legislative his
iofJ is already too deeply stained, BY the
passing OF tbs ssAs OF eovunmea, over 70
,hs purchased oon,rOl Of . psindious cot
poiA,ion whose in.s'fersnos In our politics
holds within Il, 70 deadly peril 10 ftso gov
srnmsnl would b, an sos Of madness on
,hs par. Of thinking people.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

Of tho ono influence that the Ito OF tha
rebel would DO pitIOble indood, aud az
tor enduring for a while social sliehts
and neglect. aud the numerous boyeotts
which could 10 oioetually enforced, he
would likely suooumb TO the inevitable,
On the ono aide abuse aud misrepre-
sentation, insults and poverty. On the
othor tho blandiahments OF power aud
tho seductive Influences OF wealth.
DO the people OF tho state want their
public eeryants 20 be put 10 suoh n testY
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
now ANACONDA FOOLED THEM.


The Anaconda Standards struggle to
get away from the stubborn fnots rels-
tive to tho capital campaign OF two
years ago in eastern and northern Mon
tana, is recalled by The INDEPENDENT.
But il will do no good. Helena In that
campaign-as now-dealt only In facts;
while Anaconda then, as now, rested its
cause upon mlsstatement subterfuge
and insncere promises. Helena and
everybody else well understood Ana
conda's tactics, and well understand
them now. Then Anaconda led both
Bozeman and Great Falls 10 believe she
was going to do great things for them.
But the only thing she did was to mis-
lead them. The principal idea at that
time was to keep them In the fight so as
to split the eastern and northern Mon
tana vote. Anaconda assured both that
they would win, and would receive sub
stantial support from Anaconda-yet
Bozeman got but thirteen votes in Ana
conda, and Great Fslls nine. To make
Bozeman believe, AnacOnda's agents
bonded hundreds Of acres Of land near
that city, the bonds to be taken up
when Bozeman had won place, which
she was snre 10 do, 80 Anacondas
agents said. To make Great Falls be-
lieve, Anaconda promised to withdraw
at the last moment aud cast all Of her
strength in favor OF the Cataract City
Did she do itY These things cannot be
denied-Anaconda fooled both Bozsman
and Great Falls then, and presumes so
far upon their credulity now as to boast
that she can fool them again. Can she
do itf Well, hardly.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
a DIsAGKEEAnLE rREpICAmrSr

II tho Anaconda company should se.
cure the state enpital as ito own uosoes.
sion what would DO tho fate Of any OIL
cor or supreme court judge who had in
dependence enough TO kick over the
traces and rofuse to obey the oonmapda
Of Dalyg Compelled by law or oonysu.
ionco 10 mako hia residence ut Ana.
conda, whom " ! he and his family
have for associates il tho displeasuro oi
the corporation and its seryanta was IN
currodY So compls is the dom
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
DAYS Doodle Campaign.

Bill ngs Gazette.
The DAILY money Ia the main stay OF the
campaign. ID 10 the bone aud sinew OF the
war and 10 assisted in its demorelizing In
lluonce BY tho abusive utte;anoes OF the
heslsrs and sub.lieutensnts aud the en-
yenomOd editorials OF the Standard and its
hirelinas. Ask anyone for an Anaconda
reason and tsn to one IL will be . money
consideration. II 10 ths. DAILY Is spending
more money In one week Than 10 ths Helena
committee In month. His belief Ia the
return OF bread cast upon the wn,srs ia
firmly implanted, especially where there 10
sIeh, for a hundred fold profit. II King
DAILY can capture the state capital ID mesns
more than ten millions dollars to him and
the British syndicate who own the copper
and the copper king OF Anaoonds. Why
this dsbauohinp hiielinR inhusnos has even
smirohed tho clear reason Of some OF the
foremos, citizens Of this free Yellowstone
valley with It's pure mountain air and orys-
tai water brooks until even those high
minded men have for the once forgotten
their Obligation az American citizsns to sit
down upon and discountsnAnee all advances
toward bribery and corruption.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26
oUk FUTURE SENATORS.

Recent disclosures point unmistnka.
bly, to the conclusion that Marcus DAILY
and Jim Hill have organized combine
to secure control Of the state capital and
all departments OF the government for
purposes which can easily be guessed
by those acquainted with the personal
characteristics OF the two individuals.
While united on the general PROPOSE
tion. each is to occupy a separate sphere
OF aotion-whst DAILY mainly wants is
fret to put himself in position TO out
the throats OF all his enemies. lie in
tends to hll the shsmbles with the
bloody corpses OF all who have refused
10 obey his commands In politics or
have interfered in any way with his
business projects. Secondly, be intends
to crafty to the fullest extent bis love
OF power and domination by requiring
all who approach his august presence to
observe all the forms of humility aud
Difference. Hill will give DAILY full sway
In this, reserving for himself, as the
smartest schemer, the control OF rail-
road and land monopolies. Tho Offices
will be divided. The Anaconda com.
pnny will take halt and the Great North.
ern railroad the other. Perhaps the
two principals will retain the senator
ships for themselves, as II would be
easy for HIll to acquire a nominal resi-.
dence in the state.
They are permitting q number OF as.
pirlng political leaders TO imagine them
selves in the race, but il the Legislature
assemblies in the ante-room Of the Ana.
conda company's smelter there could be
no doubt as TO the result
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

Of Fot Miasoula and other state posts
roa,t have bssa keen iadssd. hn Doe vas
asked By one reporter We are told, direct
Questioa AZ 20 the truth OF tho report 10
whioh he replied In q manner quito 90
directs Theirs ls no proposition 70 remove
ihs POS, al PRESENT." then addina. "if ID
eomss, 4, will be great deal later" There
was small samfoi, Ia ,hls for the Anaeonda