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JIM BURNS,
DetnnllNn Lnllnn L.nIl.nl Ollnn

70.
To say that Henshall was surprised
would he putting it mildly. He was so in
dignant and astonished by the big detect.
ives TRADE that he could only listen i'm
helpless amaZement
lie took the card mechanically and asked
stupidity:
'!She said she didn't want TO see ncy
Why she don't know me"
Burns laughed sarcasticallyas he turned
away, saying:
Remember, young fellow, I'll keep my
eyes on you" and before Henshpll could
gather his wits sufficient TO demand an ex
planaton Burns had disappeared
The young artist found himself i'm n
ridiculous position, the center OF guying
mob when be did recover himself
Get on TO theJohnnie" Pipe de patent
le'ithersF lie would Ec "A uiashcr, would
hcl' and other such uucompliment-rv al
lusious were showercd on him, 50 he hseti
~ went around to tho front Of the house
and pushed his way % his box, determined
mt the first opportunity OF having an ex
planHtion with Mr. Jim Burns. detective. A"
Two minutes after he had gone away
from the stage entrance q red headed mes
scnger boy showed his way through the
crowd that still fingered there.
He raped loudly No the door for admit.
lance, while those around regarded him
curiously, aud many asked him. whats
upT
'Nothin'' was bis nonchalont reply.
Alter delay Of several minutes thestago
door was cautiously opened few inches.
aud q portion Of the good uatnrcl Ten
tonic countcuance Of Herr Oppor became
visible
Seeing the boy in uniform me admitted
him at once. asking. "Nes-agey For
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
Plenty Of Candidates for All the
0ficess Are Before the Con-
Yention.


Special 20 The Indspendsnt.
BUTTE, June 2i,-Tbs populist county
convention was a ngh, from tho star, to-
dsT. and 10 likely 70 be a hehs TO hBish.
For temporary chairman Patrick McAnsy
and W. ID. CLARK we're placed In nomatlou.
MsAney was accused OF being Olaik man
and Clark OF bsinR DAILY man. Several
bitter spssehss we're made and on the ballot
Msaney was elected By siIty-sieht 10
forty. Tbs COMMITTEES on credentials Ts-
ported eontssting delegations f,om pre-
elbets two and seven, and thsrs was an
other hot hRht befors this was decided. Ths
platform and resolutions denounos the re-
publican and democratic parties; advooats
the free coinage OF silver. denounee trusts,
monopoiiss, etc. j. III. CAldsrhead was
nominated for state senator by soclsma-
tion. For members OF the legislature
thirtT five candidates we're placed In nom-
instion. eleven candidates 10 be chosen.
The convention adjourned until evening
before taking a ballot for members Of
the legislature.
ehe entire evening was consumed In Sc
curing n legislative ticket. Eight OF the
eleven were chossn on the tfst ballot.
namely IA. J. Elliott, Il. +. DAILY. J. W..
Sheldon, Thomas Howard, T. II. TisRs :
man, Alexander fitzgerald. Patrick Meaney
and John Gsebel. On the second ballot
VIM. Cunningham. the Corey leader. was
nominated. Ou the third ballot J. II. Gi-
lick Ros there. and on the fourth ]. w..
Watt. which completed the legislative
tiodet.
A. Y. Brry and Samuel Mulvills were
among the defeated candidates for the leg
islaturs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
RODGERS NET HIS MATCH.
Tho Prize Fighter aud the Referee Both
Knoched Out

Tho Prize Fighter aud the Rsferss Both
Knoched Out
Chick Rodgers. who has lived around
here for some yesrs on his reputation as .
prize fighter OF the veltervelRht class.
went down 10 defeat In short order last
night before Al. Crowell. q young man who
does not pretend 20 be q professional. The
light took place In the back room OF tho
Foy sisters place on Clors street. Accounts
differ as 10 whether 10 was regularly ar
ranged match or an impromptu affair.
But all aoooants agies N tos, The result.
Virgil Kssne. colorsd, who 10 said 10 have
been The referee. denies acting In that
capacity, bat claims to have been taking
the part OF 9 penosmaksL II the latter 10
the fact be suffered the fate Of most peacs-
mskera 80 he got in the way Of blow
aimed By Crowell q, Rodgers. and went
out" In The Language Of the
ripg. The bsht lasted one roun d
and part OF second. and
Crovsll had ihs best OF II from the start.
Rodgers was sbout done up-whst the pro.
fsssion call ''proeey"-vhen ths word
passed that the police were coming. Before
they goa into the hoass the principals we're
removed. The proprietress, Violet Foy, was
arrested on the cha ae Of allowing . prizs
fight 10 take place Ia her house. She gave
ball for her appearances to-day. Ths police
we're looking for Rojgers and Crovell all
night. IL vas said by some that the men
started sparrins in q friendly msnnst bot
got mad and began hitting In earnest
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
MAKE EXAMPLES OF THEM.
wosiers Who Held Up Train May 90 to
the Penitcntisry.

weaiers Who Held Up Train May 90 to
the Penitentlsry.
o. ,o, m.
omAhA' juno <i.-ine ieuefai ooufs 'o-
day'lefs for Fort sidney 70 Try 260 wealers.
confined there for holding up . Union
paoioo tyain M OgaiisIs isa. xaak Com-
plaints vers prepnred bv thu dl,t,iot altar
n.v .h.,o,n. ...n m., -,,h ..,,.m.. -,
A'' '1s's .@eA "a s"A oon''np' "
oouft in'erfsfinR with interssas tamo'
and delaying United States mails ], 10
said aoms of sh, leaders agaius. whom
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
PERSONAL

II. +. Rolie Of arsa, Falls Ia al The
Helena.
George Travis OF Cascade. iss, the Grand
Central.
MIR. aud Mrs. l. NJ. Crutohneld. Of Deer
Lodge, are In town,
Jas. l.. Thomas. OF Diamond City, Ia a
visito, in Helena
Robert Coburn, OF White Sulphur
Springs, is among the MsaRhsr county pso-
pie In town,
Miss Ella l.. Knowles hAs sufficiently re-
covered from tho effects OF her accident No
Butte 90 bo 40 heT oitice, and 40 soon a. she
il strong enough To travel will probably 20
20 the coaa, 70 rsoupsraie.
II. NJ. Pafchsn and family and l.. A..
Walker and family left yesterday for the
Helena club resoIt on FlAthead lake. with
tho cscse,lou OF Mr.. Walker, who will re-
,urn IN few days ,hs party will be absent
nome weeks.
Hon. Marcus DAILY, accompanied bY Mrs.
George Hearst, widow OF the late Senator
nearat, OF California. aud Mr Clarke, at
tofnsy OF tho Hoaral estate. arrived here
lest night in MIR. Days private car. hr.
Daily spent two houia at the Montana club,
and then returned 70 the private car, whore
thoy spent the night. The party leave for
the Bitter Root ranch to-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
THE JURY VERY LESIENT
JudEs uust MAKES soms BsmaSEs 10 sen
tsBoinE Nssbe.

JudEs uant MAKES Sons BsmaFhs 10 SEM
tsboinE RssBe.
Judge Hun, yOstsriaI Rays Charles l..
Keons his Hsn,ssss Of eighteen months
In the psnlteniisry. As roo
ommsndsd BY the iuy befors whom he vas
tried for embszzline ele00 from the
Equitable Assurance society willis i,s cash
ief a, Helena. In passing sentences JedRs
Hunt stated that thsre was ample proof 10
suatain the verdict Of the iuy. That tbs
report which he bad mads 10 ths eompany
showed the tsesipt Of 90 many dollars and
cents ond n failure 70 pay over mopoya
which appeared by hia own atatemsnw 10
have beon collected. This Was proof
enough OF the odsnHs charged. Bat In
addition 10 that proof there Was the solemn
statement made by the defendant Of his
own smbszzlements. aud his admissions
that ho had collected the moneys aud failed
TO transmit thsm. Tho luFy o0uld Dot
have helped HndinR that ths money was Of
ths lawful money Of the United States.
because h0 had charged himself with 30
many dollars and cents. and had admitted
that be owed that much money, The
Judge further stated that hs was To-
clined 10 think that II wAa I'm.
material q, any rate whether ths monsy
was United States money, OF not aa under
the recent authorities defining smbezzle-
msnt. the ola technical rules Of the common
law had oeon 90 for swept away m 10 per
mia Iroof Of HnT money 10 be admitted,
providing IL had an actual value. ThM was
the ruling In late case In New York. and
seemed founded upon good Tosson, Nwas
nsIt TO impossible, unlsss thee vas con-
fessIon. to prove In embezElemsni the par
ticu ar kinds Of money which passsd Into
the hands OF n person holding q position Of
trust. In this case the difficulty was veil
eEemplihed. The corporation had its Office
in New York. aud the defendant alone re-
cslyed lts money and was supposed 10
transmits II.
Kesns took bis sentence very cody.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
BARBARITY BEYOND BELIEF.
frso,Iosd Upon Kviotsd Miners In ths
fndisn Territory.

frAouoed Upon Mviotod Miners In tho
fndisn Territory.
FoRT hMTrH. Arb. June 2l.-Detaila Of a
horrible stats Of Affairs which exists In the
mining region OF Indisn territory have
been bfouRh, 70 this CITY BY ,hs svlsted
minors The stories thsJ veil OF opprss-
sion. hardship aud Oruslty 70 themselves,
their wives aud their children By dspu,y
msruhals aud federal troops are similar 10
those which como soIns times from siberia.
Many OF the men were thrown bodily from
their homeA their wives and children
rNes,sn and bruised, and thsir household
'nsols Destroyed. after which thsy were
loaded into boHonra like cattle and shipped
out OF the territory.
The story Of brutality told By the mon
from ths HaTtahorno distrlo, IL tsvoltiuG
Ia the extreme. August Smith. one OF The
Ha teholne miners. sAJs the troops eams
10 bis house and arrested him. Thoy
would not allow him 10 put on hia shoes
and coat, and refused TO let the family eat
breakfast. The aoldieIa threw his furni-
turo into q wagon aud then asked Smiths
wife II she wanted to 90.
mo" abe said. II have worked for thla
home. and IL leave yoa will have 10 shoot
mo-"
'Ths house was boil, BY me and belongs
10 me-" said smith, "thouah l have no
legal titls 10 II. Tho commander then
ordered the Irivates 10 put nay wife aud
i've children out. Thsy jumped st her, one
OF them pulling a knife. and took babe
from her breast. when -four or Ave took ner,
dragged bsr 10 a wagon aud threw her head
foremost into H. We we're then carted TO
the station and put In boz car with doz-
ems OF others. Most OF the miners and
families we're thrown out Ia . driving rain
and had no time TO dress or got breakfast
In one Instance q family Of four we're
miner was struck over the head with q
Winchester aud severely malt sated by the
soldiefa The woman Was oncients at the
lime. and while being oarted TO the railroad
station gave premature birth 20 q ohild."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
SUBURBAN Won BY RANAPo.


banquet Second and sport Third-Bis
Crowd Present h
sHEKpsHEAD BAT. N. Y. June 2.-Thh
was Suburban handicap day. Every ssss
vas oceuri led long before the racing began.
The frst odds vsrG Sir Walter. fosr 10
one; King Lee. fifteen 10 one; Rsmapa
eight to ivs; KinRlet twenty-five 70 ons;
Comsnehe. fifteen 70 one; Charsds. 100 70
one; Henry OF Navarro, forty 10 one; Stow
away, forty 20 one; Pickpockst eight %
one; SPORT ten 10 one; Banquet ten 70
one; Don Alonzo. twenty 10 one.
Ramapo won easily by a length. Banquet
second, 81 ort third. lime. 2;06 Id Ihe
distance was mile and ne-quartsr
Five furiougs. three yeas old and up-'
wsrds-CotTectiou. Stonenell. Dolly colt,
80 20; mile and e-siahth-Csndclabra.
Long Reach. Melody. 1;s6 2.5 hNlf mile
Msrstti, 81. Pauline. Luoania, i4S 2.5i half
mils-Ths Bluff0r. Punch. Josie Tara.
:4s rs; suburban handicap mile and ous-
qusrter-Ramapo. Banquet. sport. 206 10,
mile-Chant. Fsoiotum. Mr.. Jineler.
lao 2-5; hurdle, two miies-Bailsrat jus
gurihs. woodford, 1854.
PnuLDrLrnlA, June n. In tho match
race for g. 900 q sile botvse1 Saladin aud
Mascot to-day, tho former pacol the hrst
heat in 2s0SlS. the fastest mile ever made Ia
race NJ Belmont park. halsdln Won the
second heat and race In 2;lO.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
TELEGRAPHlc BREvITlEs

BosroN, June 2l.-Geo. A. Stewart, de-
slensr Of the yssht Pilgrim died so-day,
MONTICELLO, N. ", Juno 2i.-Nra. Hall
day was found guilty Of murder In the hts,
dsgrss.
WASHINGTON. June 2l.-viee- President
Stevenson hAa recovered from bis indiapo.
si,iou. eaused by heat.
CHICAGO. June 21.--The work OF securing
n jury In the p. .enderasst case nettod four
new men to-day. making six In all Who
have socepted.
CoLuMnus, o., June 22-wm. White,
oolored, aged ~, vas hanged In ths peni-
tentiary this (Fridayl morning, for the
murder OF Allen Wilson.
BALTIMORE, June ey.-Baliimofe o; Phila-
dslnbiA 8; Cincinnati 4. Louisville 8; Pitta
burp T. Chicago 10; New York l, Bfookly a
1G; Washington Z. Boston 10.
BupA PEsTu june 2i.-Ths house Of
mAgnAtss to-day passed the long discussed
civil marriage bill bya majority OF fouT.
Tbs announcement was received with loud
cheers
trnxoFrrLp. Mass., June 2l.-E q.
Knappe, boOkhesper OF the Chloopea Ma
tionnl bnnb of this city. embsszled $25 600.
Tho doialeatlon Ia the result OF stooK spsc-
ulation.
PuuLprIrnA. Juns 2i.-six hFsmeu we're
Injured by being crushed under the falling
walls OF the cotton wnrshousS of Burr
bfos. on hou,h Water stree. which was
dsattoyed by nro to-day,
RoMn June 81. Tho Princess Colonns,
dAuRhtvf OF Mre. J. W. MaokaY, has en-.
tered action 70 spa alton from her hua-
band. The case will bo tried IN Naplea
where the princess will APPEAR In person,
BoosrvnLr, No., Juuo 2i.-A cyclone
aw0pl over the country a milo west Of
bonneville Al four o'clock this afternoon,
unroo0na houses. blowing down tresa aud
fences, md causing RIsS, danaRe TO eropa
EprsnuRan. June 2L-Ths liberals OF
Midlothian have aslsctsd =. |. Thomas
David Gibson Carmichael, Bart, 40 oandl-
date for the seat In parliament which Glad.
stone. who has held II since A ril. 1880 has
only consented TO retain until nent cleo
sion.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
FIGHTING IN SAMOA.
Rebels Try TO Capture Chief MAiistoa In
Chureh-wssn't There.

Rebels Try to Capture chief MAiistoa In
Chureh-wssn't There.
tCopyrisht. 1894. By the Associated Prsssl
AUCKLAND. N. T.. June 2i--Advioss from
Samoa, dated June IL. reached hsrs to-day.
The British warship Curaeos and the Ger
man wArship BuzzArd visited the locality
Of the rebel camp recently and notified
them that IL ten chiefs aud hfsy guns we're
surrendered no attack would be made upon
them by the Rovsrnmsnt forces. The rebels
we're also informed that " thor resolved 10
reject this proposition. aud 70 fight. they
we're st liberty 20 send their women and
children on board the Curacao and Baz-
card. After some dsliberation the rsbsls
sent ten chiefs and ffsy worthless Runs on
board the wafshirs. After the dspaiturs 70
Of tho warships the rsoeoupisd the forts
and openly dshsl the government forces
On the sunday following the rebels nrsd
upon ths village where Chief Aalistoa was
supposed to be attending divine service
and advanced upon the village itself The
rebels. however, we're rspulsed by ths gov
eminent force, with slight loss 20 both
sides. II Was evident that the intention OF
the rebels vas TO sttsmpt 10 kill Chief Ma
lietos, bat he was absent al the time
When these dispatches left Samoa skir-
mishes wore taking place between the
rebels and the government forces. but there
had been no severe fighting.
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poid Scare a, Cincinnati

CINCINNATI Juue 2L-Banks and capital
ists on the board of ads nrs exercised
over q circular letter from Mo'gap. United
States Treasurer. iustruetinR the sub-trsas-
urer 20 secure all the gold possible here.
aud asking banks and o,be 10 eXchan 90
gold In sums OF 800. COO and multiplrs for
new paper currency. Tho Ohio VALLEY
bank had Tomissd the sub-tFeasury $780,
600 OF gold TO day, but the prospee, OF .
premium on gold renders II Doubtful
whsthtr Apy coin will bs released here.
Thomas Emery. oue OF the largest investors
here, has Tor some time made all his con-
tracts payable In gold, end others to-day
state that they propose 10 adopt the same
polioy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS.
Complete Their Ticket and EuioKiss the
Late senator Stanford.

Complete Their Ticket and EuioEiss the
Late senator Stanford.
SACRAMENTO Cal. June 21.-wish the
nomination for the Qovernorship On. n.
Estes) ont Of tho wav. the rspubliosn state
proceeded with the nomination
Of the rest Of the state ticket to-day. They
were 80 follows; Lisuten nsut-govsrnor. d.
q. Millard, Of Los Ans les; justices of ths
supreme court Elisha 8. Tor snce of San
Diego. and Y. W. Hsnshaw, Of Oakland;
short term. W. @. Van Fleet. Of Fan Fran
cisco; secretary OF state. l.. II. Brown. OF
San Francisco; eonsrolle E. T.. Colgate.
Of sonoms; treasurer, Levi Radcliffe. OF
Fan Luis Obispo; attorney gene al W. y.
OF San Francisco.
A resolution euiogising the late Senator
Stanford, passing his bensvolsncs In
founding Stanfo d university, and expsess-
Inc sympathy for Mrs Stanford. was ndopt-
cd by The convention. The resolution 10
understood 20 be an answer 70 the reoen,
attack made by Congressman Geary. In the
house. upon Senator stanford and his mo-
tlyss In establishing the university.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
ADMITTED 10 BAIL.
Harry Y. Batchsior Furnishes $4,000
bonds Pending Appeal.

Harry Y. Batchsior Furnishes $4,000
Bonds Pending Appeal
Ex-Go- Toole and W. L. Cullen. coun-
sci for Harry +. Batohelo'. applied to
Judge Knowles yesterday TO admit their
client 10 bail pending discrimination OF his
appeal TO the United States supreme court
from the decision overriding his motion for
new trial. Judge Knowles granted the
application and 6rsd ibs bonds al $40 900.
which were furnished. The bonds are Just
double those required OF Bachelor during
his trial for misapplylna the funds OF toe
Stookaf owen National bank Of Milss City.
Tne appeal 10 not likely 10 bo reached In
the supreme court foe some time. Should
IL result favo ably 20 the defendant he will
ssours q new trial. Otherwise he will have
30 serve his hyo yeAra sentence.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
iIonors wer. Even

Macon Ga, June 2l.-News was received
hsrs to-day Of double tragedy In ofaw.
fort county. wart Dent and q. Z. wTisht
had q difieulty In Dents store. wtighl
cub Dent &C osa the abdomen. wriRht
went aofosa t1o street, wns followed By
Dent who plunged a pitchfork into
Wriehps breast aud broke the fork 20
Pieces over his head. Both msn will die.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
RIVERSIDE NOT INCLUDED.
Properly Decided to Daily April ~. Decided
by Him May I.

Properly Decided TO DAILY April ~, Decided
by Him May I.
Special 10 The independent
MIssouLA. June 2l.-The Riverside breed
ing farm was not included 10 the property
Transferred BY Mr.. DAILY 70 the Anaoonds .
Mining oompony. The INSTRUMENT nled
with the recorder OF Rsvslli county vas
dated May l, 1894. and the property trans
fs'red 10 described as all the personal and
property riRhts acquired By Marcus DAILY
from the Bitter Root Development som-
psny by deed Of April "a. 1894. and includes
the tow site Of Hamilton. also buildinal
warehouses; stock In trade. saw mill. tim
Der eut and unout. timber lands and timber
cutting privileges hitherto owned By the
Bitter Root Development company. vstss
rights. flumss ditohss. etc.. and several
ranches. and oil the lands acquired By deed
from VIM. Toole Of April "a. 1894.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
BiR Fire In Lsndon.

LONDON, June 2l.-Flrs broke ont to- night
al the Agnes cabinet msnufaotory. Tsber-
nscls street. The flames, assisted By a
hsrcs wind, spread furiously and within an
hour eight or ten other factories were burn-
ing. The greatest difficulty was expsri-
encsd in approaching the burning build
ines. The whole block was destroyed.
Almost the entire London brigade. over
nifty engines. and 400 mon. were In attend
ancs. The flames wsre vielbls from all
paris Of London and the suburba
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22
n.aoL nlll, n.nL sn,nsnd..

wlsmNdroS. June 2i.-Tho eomplfollsF
Of tho currency was advised to-day that
tho Black Hllla NAiional bank, OF Rapid
City, y. d., had suspended payment. A
bank examines waa a. once placed IN
charge. ltis understood ths Last repof, Of
the bank 10 the comptroller vaa unsaiis-
factory, and iw suspension vsa noi as1f-
prise.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-22

WASHINGTON, June 2l l-Advioss from New
York state that the oi,y banks to-day de-
posted 100000 In gold In the treasury
In exchange for United States noted;
$i.O00,000 In gold was to-day engaged for
export. leaving the net gold reserve AZ the
close Of business to-day S64, IN, 800. the
cash balance to-day being tllb lb5,404.
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n.cl.Ior IrralrInr Mnsh Men.r.

CaIoAoo. June 9i.-Judse Tuley NJ af-
tsrnoon read tho opinion In the 6tuTaia-
Fatwsll litigation. finding for Mr.. stuTeis
In tho sum OF $4,000 In the sui, against
j. V. Fsfwsll, O. H. Fsrwsil and Abnsr
Taylor, on keOsineton contracts. 10 be paid
IN ninety daya with nvs per cent interest;
nnding Tor william Hlureis In tho sum Of
SIN. 800. 10 DO credited on q note for $40, =
900. made In July, 1889; finding for J. ".
Farwell. for the use OF the sfndiosts,
aRsins, William s,u'Ris for t2a payable
In ninety dsJa
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WASHINGTON. June 2i.-hsprssentAiivss
Of the live stock boalds who have been
holding a three days meeting hers finished
their work to-day and adjourned 10 msst Ia
Chicago neH, year. The greater poitlon %
tO-daY'a session WA consumed In the dis
Q euaaion OF the subject OF the uniformity OF
state rules and regulations for The suppress
nion Of cattle diseases.
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cores,t WIN Watt Awhile.

LONDON. June 2i.-Ip response to q mes
auge sent 10 James J. COrbeh al sheffield.
asking what he intended 20 do about the
Offer OF the Auditorium club, OF New Or
leans. Cofbett teleRTaphsd 70 the Assoei-
aied press that ha will have nothing 10 say
until hls return TO America.