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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05

Two Ex-GovERNoRs have passed away
with the setting of tn % sun on Tuesday.
Ex-Governor Leon Albeit. aged s. years
died at his home in Jersey City, N. j.. on
Tuesday afternoon. About 10 days ago
he complained of feeling unweil. but
nothing serious was thought Of the attack
OF sickness. On Saturday he was com.
pelied to take to his bed. DR.. MeGill
found him suffering from prostratlon
superinduced by diabetes and catarrh OF
the stomach. He leaves q wife and two
children to mourn his loss. He was elect.
cd twice Governor Of New Jersey, and
was ambitious to be Senator In Washing
ton. In politics he was Democrat.
Ex-Governor Oden Bowie, OF Maryland,
aged 6s years, died on Tuesday afternoon
at his home ''Falrvew" Bowie. Nd. SUR
rounded by the members Of his family.
Thus passed away two ex Governors.
who were power In their day In their re-
spectlve parties. Both men were lawyers
and had worked their way up until they
occupied the highest political honor that
could be bestowed upon them by their
constituents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05

Throat Diseases com mencc with a Cough
Cold. or sbre throat s'Byopn's Bronchial
Ttoches' give immediate relief Sold only fn
6oIes. Price c6ets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05

nRbER YOUR HOLIDAY poultry of A,
" q. Is. Anderson, get it cheaper. better
mOtc of 1t. 2lU0 lbs. of ducks. chickens. tur-
KEYS Will positively be sold each week. Al.
dre4s Lancaster Ave. aud Union stI Get.
n. u.-Milk. cream. eggs potatoes etc, al
ways on hand. n24-Iwks
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Miracle wsr,xi.s.

The performance Of Prof. Samri Bald.
win and his wife. af the Opera House,
have elected q Rreat deal OF interest
among our cltlzena That many of their
feats are wonderful cannot be denied. but
nevertheless they may after all be merely
delusiye. A lew years ago spirit per.
formers. table tipperA and mediums.
held audiences spell bound by their dis
play Of power. but after all they were
proven to be frauds and were conse-
quently forced into retirement. 1t seems
strange that such wonderful gifts should
have bean given the Baldwins. but never.
theless they invite Investigation and all
can 20 and SEQ them and Judge for them.
selves, These people seem to rival the
socerers of old when rods wero turned In.
to serpents ard swallowed up other rods.
and dreams were Interpreted and riddles
solved, They will servo to excite curiosi.
ty II nothing more and will prove seven
days wonder even IL they fail to serve any
lauda bic purposa
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
PROTECTING MINERAL LANDS
The Rorthsrn Psolns Mast Pabiish Neslss
OF hsisotiona.

VI
The Helena land office IL IN receipt Of
an Important communication from Com
missioner LnmhrauN of tho general land
Office. on the subject Of the mineral lands
embraced within the Northern Pncifo
grant The letter says that on October u.
1853. Thomas q. Merrill, Of Helena, hled
IN the department numerous nffldaYita
and maps alleging that the lands In the
Northern Pacinc grant were mineral IN
character and should not be patented 90
the company; also that on Mnrvh 20. 1893,
George w, Irwin. OF Butt0. state mineral
land commissioner. fled In the Office nj
Washington, his notice against the pat
entng Of the lands until the determina-
ton Of pending legislation. Jan. 70, $780,
a report was nude 10 the department on
the Merrill protests, and Aug. 3. 1893,
Commissioner Irwin was advised that his
protests would ba considered whun the
llsts c0Sno up for final action.
'The question of the selection OF lands
In railroad and state giants IN proximity
10 mineral lands" says tho commissioner
was carefully considered by the depart
ment, and on July o. 1894, Instructions
were issued 10 this offieo witch are deem-
ed sufficient 10 secure the mineral lands
from deposition under said granta, and
TO protect the interests OF miners and
prospectors whose claims are not OF rec
ord IN this offlcc.
Tn said instructions II is provided that
the railroad company shall publish for
sixty days n notice OF ~ application for
all lnnds selected which are within ra-
dius OF six miles OF mining claims or
lands alleged 10 be mineral. during which
time all persons claiming adverse inter-
eats or desiring 20 establish theminerai
character. may appear and submit teati-
mOny.
''The lists OF selections are now being
examined In conformity 20 said instruc-
Tons. and all protests and mineral alle-
cations are being considered in connec-
uon theTewith."
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
TELEeRApnIo BREvIrlEs.

Paris. Oct. 2s.-The chamber Of dcpu-
Ties reopencd to-day with large at
tendance,
Buffalo. N. Y. oct 2a-The two great.
est PAGERS OF the age. Robert ]. and
John II. Gentry have been matched for
q race on the Buffalo driving park course,
Nov. /.
Cnmnrgo. H., oct 2S.-Dr. ]. NJ Coy
kendall, a prominent physician, hau dls-
appeared lie Is accused OF forging uev-
ernl notes The total amount ailtgcd 10
be forged ls $4,000
New York, oct g1.-R, r. Scarlos reach
cd the city hail here to-day NJ 1910 y,
m. This ends his ride from Chicago,
The Journey was made In six days seven
hours and thirty minutes. lilo was slx-
teen hours and thirty minutes behind his
schedule time,
London. oct 23.-Numberp OF leading
English and foreign anarchists are va
eating their haunts In London and the
majority are proceeding slnEly 90 Amori-
ca The reason for this migration Ia
the incesnant harraasing to which they
have been subjected and on account OF
the vigilance OK the police. -,.,..-,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
BEATON GETS HIS MONEY.
Tho Circuit Court OF Appeals Afnrns the
Msnthna Court.

Among the important decisions rem
dered by the United States court of ap-
peals at San Francisco yesterday was one
In the case Of Archie Beaton versus the
Northern Pacific railroad company. IL
was appealed from the United States cir
cult court OF Montana. Beaton was FORE
man of gang of bridge carpenters In the
employ OF the company. on Oct. q, 1891,
he boarded a train at Garrison, TO 20 TO
the bridge six miles distant. He rode on
the fireman's seat of the engine, by per-
mission OF the engineer. A large derrick
was loaded on a fiat car, which was push
ed by the engine. The arm OF the derrick
was so high that II could not pass through
the tunnel, and the result was that when
II struck the top OF the tunnel II was
forced back, inJuring the roof OF the cab
and seriously injurinR Beaton who
brought suit for damages. The company
claimed that the accident was the result
of Beaton's own careleEsness, as he had
no right 10 ride on the engine. The Jury
in the United States court gave Beaton a
verdict for $500. This judgment the cir
cult court OF appeals afflrms. Beaton Ia
now living at Jay Gould.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
DON'T FAIL TO REGISTER.
There Arc hut six Days Left In which TO
DO II, Including To-day.

Including to-day. there are but six days
left In which TO register. At 10 o'clock on
Tuesday night next the registration Of
fees will close. aud the man whose name
Is not on the books by that time will lose
his chance TO vote. There will be no
swearing In OF votes on election day The
names on the books will be the only dunli-
fcation then. The offices viii be open
from 10 o'clock In the morning until 10
o'clock at night, with an hour for dinner
between noon and one O'clock, and an
hour for supper between six and seven.
To-day Agent Gilpatrick viii move his
office TO Ashley's livery stable. on Park
avenue. Agent Weston win move TO his
home office In the Grnndon block. Agents
Cameron and Floyd-Jones will remain
where they have been.
AZ the close OF the offices last night
Agent GllpAtrlok had registered 1897 ana
Agent Weston ,299.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
work Has Been Com msnesd on ,h. sewer
Ertsnsien.

Alderman Fuller. IN the absence OF
Mayor Weed. presided at the city conn-
ell meeting meeting last night He
hurried things along 30 that che session
was over In an hour. The commit
tee on streets and alleys recommended
that Third street between Blake and
Davis. and Second street between
Blake and Beattie be put In passable
condition.: that a sidewalk on the north
side OF Breckenridge. between Raleigh
street and Dakota avenue. be built; and
that COMMITTEES be appointed 10 ar
range, if possible. for opening the alley
back OF the Seventh ward fire station
The report was adopted.
Chairman Morris. OF the committee
on sewers, reported progress IN the mat
ter OF the construction OF the conduit
from the sewer farm 10 Prickly Pear
creek Thirty-one men were put TO
work on the extension Monday In a
few days deeds for the land along tho
right of way Will be signed and given
10 the city. The sewer extension 20 the
soap factory has been completed and
at a less cost than was anticipated.
Petitions for grading OF State street.
from Chaucer to Beattie: for a sewer
down Tenth avenue, and for one In the
Ames addition. were referred 90 the ap-
propriate committees.
Bills amounting to $685. for the new
team for the fire department were al
lowed.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
GROSS GOT AWAY.
He stood or the Missosri on,osrs sad
Took to the Woods.

Some weeks ago Sheriff James J.
OMAR OF Meagher county procured a
Teauisiton from Gov. Richards upon the
governor of Missouri for William Gross,
the noted desperado and murderer, and
Immediately started after his man.
Sheun OMAR has returned. but he
came alone. and Gross is again at lib
erty. with little prospect OF being
caught. IL will be remembered that a
short time ago Gross was located near
his old home IN Missouri. and Sheriff
OMAR notified OF it. The sheriff went
10 Missouri with the idea that his man
had been arrested, but when he arrived
there he learned that Gross WIS work.
ing as carpenter on bridge near tho
town In which he lived. As the Mon
tana sheriff was well known 20 Gross
he decided 10 have the local officers
there make tho arrest. When the Of
ilcers went after their man Gross drew
two guns and made for the wooda
Gross aud Gay are wanted for the MUIR
der OF Deputy Sheriffs RAIDER and Will
liam Mckay near Castle, in 1893.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
1T KEEPS BLACK THINKING.
Friday set for the Hanging aad ths Gov
srnsr Out CampAisaiss.

C. j. Black. who is under sentence OF
death at Kalispell for the murder OF
Mrs. Cunningham. will be hanged on
Friday next unless Gov. Richards can
be reached in time 10 secure a further
respite. Black was 20 have been
hanged on Sept. rs, but the governor
granted a respite until Oct rs TO allow
time for an appeal to the supreme court
from the decision of Judge DuBose
granting a new trial. The transcript
on appeal was very long and has just
been fled. The supreme court does not
meet again until Monday, three days
after the time set for the execution.
Gov. Richards Is out on the stump for
the republican ticket and Is not ex-
pected back in Helena until Friday
night. He was scheduled 20 make a
speech at Columbia Falls last night.
Unless he takes the matter up while In
that section and extends the time for
the execution. Black will be hanged be-
fore the supreme court can reach his
case.
Black is a st. Paul boy and his true
name Is Christie. His family In st. Paul
have interested themselves In his fate.
and have engaged Il. w. Toole TO fight
for him before the supreme court.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
c.n,r.c,. for Two N.r no.a..

The county commissioners yesterday
awarded the contracts for the building
OF two new roads IN this vicinity 90
Louis Johngon and Andrew Lind. Tho
price In each case IA nine cents per Gu
bic yard for road work and SIS per
siouHand feet for lumber for culycrts.
one OF tho roads IL 20 begin on Mon
tnna avenue, half IA mile south of the
new bridge. and extend 10 the Montana
university. The other road In 10 ex-
tond from the bridge over Ton Mile at
the Broadwater along the east and
north boundaries OF Fort Harrison 90
the post grounds. The Montana ave-
nue. rond win bo mile and n half long
md tho fnft TOnd thrNn miller.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
SCARED THEM our.
Agreed to . Joint Debate. but woulda't
Debate.

Special to The Independent.
sun River. Oct. 2S-Publlc discussion
OF the capital question seems 20 be de-
MED. even In staid old sun River. The
Anaconda capital committee had hdver-
tlscd a rally here tonight. with II. w.
Berry and T, II, Brady. OF Great Falls.
as speakers, The Great Falls Helena
committee offered to send couple OF
speakers here TO discuss the question.
This was agreed to; but when VIM. NJ
Cockrill and Ransom Cooper came here
Tonight TO debate the question with
the Anaconda apeakers the latter re-
fused 10 meet them. consequently the
friends OF Helena held meeting OF
their own, which completely eclipned
the Anaconda meeting Odd Fellows
hall was Jam full ot the free-mlnded
citizens OF sun River valley. Judge Bur-
cher was chairman. and n more enthu-
alnstic meeting was never held I'm Sun
River. Messrs. Cooper and Cockrill
made ringing speeches for Helena,
which were frequently npplauded.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
ELKHORN, BOULDER, BASIN.


Monday and yesterday rousing Hell
ena meetings were held at Elkhorn,
Boulder and Basin, at which places the
people were addressed by Hon. Thomas
IL. Carter. The meetings were largely
attended and the people expressed the
opinion that each OF the camps visited
would give overwhelming maJorities for
Helena. AZ Basin the meeting was held
I'm the open air, where the people stood
for over two hours. attentive listeners
and IL was quite clear 10 any observer
of the hearty and almost universal ap-
plause that the miners OF Basin and VI
cinity would by their votes contradict
the claims of the Anaconda Standard
that Basln was an Anaconda camp.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
LOOKING FOR EACH OTHER
Chinese snd Japanese tausdvess Msy
Again CSns Together.

London, oct. s3,-The correspondent
OF the Times at Tien Tsln claims that
the Japanese warships are reported to
be cruising on Shan Tang promontory,
their intention being TO waylay Chi
neso Transports.
The Chinese fleet left Wei-Hai-Wei
yesterday with orders 10 attack the
Japanese squadron. The emperor ok
China. realiEing the importance OF ths
naval battle fought on the Ynlu river
Ms preventing n maritime Invasion ot
China, has issued decree awarding
honors 10 the foreign officers who served
on board the Chinese ships and bestow-
ing three years pay ON the widows OF
those who were slain In the action.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

peclni to The Independent,

Special 20 The Independent.
Billings. Oct ,S,-The Anaconda
windmill arrived here this evening,
and proceeded to grind over the same
old grist which was ground out at
Boseman, Miles City. and other points
In the state. the wind being furnished
by q. w. Stnpleton. Geore ilnldorn and
r. +. Roland A large audience gath
cred nj tho court house expecting TO
hear Rt least ono solid reason why the
Copper city should be made capital,
hut by the time Staploton had told his
experience IN pioneer mining and aung
his song through about one-thlrd OF the
audience. becoming convinced that II
was simply the same old song. with no
arguments whatever.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
s.l.mIo Disturbances.

San Diego, Cal. Oct. 23-A sharp earth
quake shock drove people from large
buildings here ht s.07 y. m. No damage
was done beyond the breaking OF win
dows A telephone message from Campo.
on the Mexican border. ffty-hve miles
east, says the shock was very severe
there.
Los Angeles, oct. f3.-A slight shock
OF earthquake was felt on the streets
here at 3 .06 o clock this afternoon.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

count OF his health. renounce his claim
for the crown to Grand Duke Michael.
who ought TO take the oath as heir pre-
sumptive to the throne.
The Berlin Tageblatt published a tele-
grom from Llvadia, asserting that the
betrothal OF the czarowitz and Princess
Allx will formally occur to-day. and
that the marriage will be celebrated
Wednesday.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
ptrileTs OAInInr orsuud.

Fall River. Mass. oct. 2a-Tho strik-
Ing wcavers arc still gaining IN NUM-
bera. The mills have lost 1900 looms
since yesterday. making total % t0if
since Sunday, ~ a meeting of strik-
era to-day twas voted 90 request a con-
ference with the manufacturers whore
IL is probable they will ask that the
same concessions be granted tho weay-
ers ha was granted the npinncra, name
ly, a ave per cent reduction.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

Chippewa Falls. Wis. oct 3.-Two chill
dren. aged three and nve, OF Rory Nc
Leod. OF this city, were playing In the
kitchen, when by some means the young
er fell upon n pair OF scissors and caused
death. Before dying the boy said the
other struck him, but it Is not thought
possible for boy Of fye to lnnict an in-
jury as eVere ms this was.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

San Antonio. Tex, oct. 29-A hoad-cnd
collision occurred on the Southern Pa
cinc. near Walker station, last night at
one o'clock, between passenger and a
freight train. resulting In the killing OF
Conductor Hess and the brakeman. -Four
other persons were injured, Both en-
gines, the baggae and mail cars, and
three freight cars were wrecked.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Th.Ir cnnal,Isn unh..r.hl..

Louronzo Marques. Delgoa Bay. oct. @.
Tho chamber OF commerce has cablcd
the Portuguese government that the con-
dltion OF affairs here Is unbcarnblc: busl-
ness Is ruined ana an epidemic threat
encd. Portugal Ia urged TO have the
Transvaal government send troops there.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
R.,,nd,,t,n Usu.o.,.ssy.

san Antonio. Tex, oct 2S.-Nictor oeho.
the Mexican revolutionary leader, was
captured u few days ago at Fort stock
ton. lie was taken out OF Jail last night
by nfteen masked men. II n supposed he
was taken Into Mexico, whoro he Will be
shot, Hc could not be eNtradited. as he
was an American citizen.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Towa.,nd win n.s N.lshbur.
ln Thn Indnnnnllnnt.

Special 20 Tho Independent.
Townsend. Oct. tS.--Thrney's han
was fllod tonight ana mony we're
Standing when the Heiona-for-tho-cap-
itnl meeting began, Spesohes were made
by Albert |. Loeb and Judge Crutcher.
]. l.. Belcher presided nc the meeting.
Tho good points made BY tho speakers
were heartily applhuded,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Iho TiramAa RIIIsd.

olathe. lKan,. Oct. 22-At S.2S this
morning. n freight on the Kansas city,
rort Scott a Memphis railroad, colllded
with string OF cars which had run on
switch. Fireman l., Stewart was In
Htantly killed Engineer $. X. Smith aud
brakeman Masters were seriously In
Jured -. ,. - 80 -,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Meeting =, Miles.

Special 10 The Independent.
Miles city. oct 23.-'rhe Helena wo-
men held very pleasant and succeBnful
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
ReStauracya.

Jak we wszystkich zyjacych
jyzykach, tax j W polskim Okla
zuJe sic zaml}owania W wyrazach
obcych. ..Jadalnla' n. p. jest do
brem wyrazem polskim, a zwykle
zasteyu1e sig 60 wzietem L jezyka
faclnsklego ,restauracya". Obiad
W restauracYl czasem ME lepszy cd
obladu W jadslni. Ale teraz og6lnie
uwazaja restauracya jake jadalnla,
W kt6rej sic pozadane potrawy
wyblera z wykazu ma podanej kar'
t%eczce, i tylko "a to zapfacl, GO sic
wyblera. Poc'agi jadalne kole1
Burlingtohskiej So jadacemi restau-
racyaml, znanemi z doskona}ego
przyrzadzenia potraw. Wzgledem
map, plan6w jazdy j tykiet6w zg1o-
sic SIC do agsnt6w lokalnych Tub
p1sac do W. j.. C. Kenyon, gen.
pass. agent, St. Paul, Mimi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
Znbacz wyslawe SWiatOwa
IN 10 cent0W.

Ia przeslaniem adlesu kogokolWieK
badz w1az z Is centami W znaczkach
poocztowych, przeslemy kszdemu ksia-
zeczke pamiatkowa O wvstawie cbica-
goskiej. ZwYczajna cena tel ksjazeczki
Jest so cent6w- Jest to prawdzlMe cacko
sztuki. Zawlera obrszki o wystawie,
zajmujace, ca|e stronice. Giy ME
sp0doba sic wan pc odebraniu, powr6-
cimy znaczki pocztowe a ksiazke VAN
zostawimy. Ad,es H. E BUKLEN AN
Co., Chicago III.
Mona dostaG " A%plekach pod
Or1em ina. w. S. Tomk1ewlcza
and Bro. 1855 Mitchell ul., r6g 2
ave., i 547 Lincoln ave., r6g 5
ave.. Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-18
IL KASZUB.
(P ozar we " i u).

W W. &c W.
Re wsi gospolarskiej Wiele,
W Prusach Zachodnicb, mad
chodzi smutna w%iadomosG, De
tam pred tr2ema tygodniami
spalilo sic FL samych budyn-
how mleszkalnych, a nadto
wiele stod6} / chlewow.
Wielka czes6 plon6w tego,
rocznych zgioe}a W ptomie
mach, a mafo kto byt zabez.
pieczony. Ludzie cd prze]ek-
nieuia pochorowali. Prawdo.
podobnie spa)if sic ca}y
kouiec ku Piechowicom, 90
tylko tn g%remadnie mieszkaja
gospodarze, a gazety enropei
skie pisza, ID wiele gospodarzy
sic wypa}ifo.
Riedni chalupnlcy wszystko
potracili.
Ogien podlozyf, karany
luz Ia podpalenie, kiedy
ieszcze mieszkaf W Gielduniu,
pod Mecikafcm, Wielgosz, VIA.
sc'ciel wolnego so1ectwa.K upil
on to so}ectwo przed rokiem
cd PIANO Teo6la Derdowskiego,
i jul wtedy m6wif do zonY
dawnie)szego w}aSciciela re ,,te
stare budynki ME wiecei warte
]ak 2eby je z dymem pu6cic!"'
Juz go, okutego W kajdany,
odprowadzono do wiezienia.
Ow podpalacz to rodzony
brat owego Wielgosza, kt6ry
pred paru laty umarf tn W
Ninonie.