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WALKED TnRouoR SNAKES.
EEpsFIeuos Of Travellers Niesg = nstIrsss
uedeg water.

uedss ws,sn
Special 10 tho ludspoudsnt.
MinaouIA, Jans 0.-Afihot Canning. Of
Murray, IdahO. arrived hers ,hl. mernins
from Thompson Falls. lie sis,os that ths
people Of Thompaon ana Ne rsnsussrs
dotainsd thofe bY vashoets have CON
mensed 10 run short OF pfssislons The
merchants have moi sset Of nouf lsft.
The passengers were. however. hopeful
that they would be suppllsd III fsu dayn.
Nj. Canning cams on foot 10 Jocko wlsh
several passengers, who prsisffsd walking
10 rsnaining longer with shs waisrhound
train. A Eddy and wssksvlls ths patty
snesuntsfsd hundreds Of rnttissnakss
which had been driven from thelF holss by
high WAiaL The reptiles Appeared 40 hs
stupid and we're Oasily avoldsd or killsd. A
copy OF the murray Sus, vhioh Az. Can.
ming had, stated that no trsins
we're running IN The Crur GAlsnss.
The entire valley 10 sea
OF wstor, and Immense damage has bean
done thos ,O both railrosda though the
Union Pacific 10 The wefae sufferer. Ia
many places the inhabitants have bosn
driven from their homss and are esmusa on
ths hflla the water being a. ths second sio-
ries Of their houses.
The village Al the Black Dsar nlus vas
completely under vAtor. and ths inhsbi-
tAnts oampsd on the mountsinsides. The
county bridges and roads are damaged or
completely destroyed.
The river al Missoula hssiowersd rapidly
since yesterday. work on the Bitter Root
railroad bridge has commenced. and srafiio
on that branch Of the Northern Psolhc will
bs resumed Monday or Tuesday.
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Under the spsoihcations both contracts
are TO be complstsd in ninety days after
they are let. Capt. Hoyt will forward 10
Washington day his Recommendation as
TO who the contracts should bo let. IL ae-
cspsed By the department. the captain will
DO notified by wire. and then the contract
will be entered into. This will take abou,
q week.
Three contracts are yet TO be let 10, the
post. One is for the buildings. and the
bids for thess will be opened Monday. Tue
others a,e for branch railroad on the fesef.
vation and for bsks ovens The bids for
she two latter contracts will be opened June
IA. For all OF these contracts there will be
o lot OF proposals..
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JUMPED AT THE CURVE.

Fast Train on tho vandAiia Leaves the
Track.
sT. LOUIS June 9.-rhe sast-bound fast
train on the Vsndalis. isavisa here 81 $40
was wrecked al PoehahontAa III. \. A.
Psultoo. fireman. was killed, and Mail
Clerk Henry AloAueh had bis cheat crushed
and will probably die. lujursds Gee. N.
Craft Bsllsville. ILL.,, hurt In side; n. A.
AlbauQh. postal clerk. hurt In back snd
chest, seriously; q. U. hivefson. postal
Anna II. Acushler. Iudisnapolis badly
scared, hear. disease. dangerous, Samuel
Richards. Denver, bruised In back, Oscar
Vanhorne. postal CLERK. hurt In shoulder.
head and back.
The accident was caused By the engine
jumping the track on q curve. q
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WORKING FOR LITTLE M0LLIE.
A Plan TO Get the Young Cripple . Pair
OF Artificial Limbs

A Plan 20 Get the Young Cripple . Pair
OF Artificial Limbs
A few days ago The INDEPENDENT pub
lished an Item 10 the effect that Mollis
dundclson. n little gil living st Mandsn,
N. d.. had lost both legs by m accident st
the dspot there. and that she had been
promised 4 pair Of artificial limbs II she
would gather a million cancelled stamps
The following note 10 Tn INDEPENDENT
shows that tho sutferinas Of the little girl
have aroused sympathy in tho hearts of
some Helena children:
''Sseinq an article about little Mollie
Gundersop, In your pal or. wanting q mill
lion stamps 10 pay for artificial limbs our
hearts have been touched, and We are eoin z
to do for her what We can aud hsk you
through your paper 10 help a. Will you
kindly ask tho people OF Helena 10 give us
all their old siamps 10 send 10 little hollisg 2
1--WE will pat box In your Office one In
the postoihce, and ono In the public library
wtero they can deposit them. Very
respectfully.
JULIA CURTIN.
''PEkRL HARDER,
"sTuARr HARpER"
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HIS DAMAGES WERE 5000.
n. w. MsNssi Gets . Verdict In His suit
Against the CITY.

E. w. MsNssi Gets . Verdict IN His suit
Against the CITY.
The Jury In the esss Of K. W. AoNssl
against ths city Of Helena brought a sealed
verdict into ths district court yesterday. Mr..
McNsal asked damages for the overflow from
the city sewer farm on 10 his ranch adioin.
ing. The Jury gave him $500. In special
findings they say he suffered $50 damage
through the loss Of pastursge and grazing
By reason of the overflow. and that he sus-
tained $50 more damage from she destrue-
tion OF his garden patch. They did not
think tho valus Of the land VAS impaired
for building purposes or for agricultural
purposes; nor did they consider him en-
Titled 10 any damages by reason OF the
sewerage matter rendering his road unht
for use and impasAabls Al times. neither
did they think his property had been bene-
hted in any manner by she overflow.
There will not likely be any appeal from
the district court on the part OF the city.
several other rsnohsrs along the line OF she
sewer farm have indicated their intention
of bringing suits for DAMAGE on account
Of the overflow.
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A German Authority Says the Pso-
pie Are HoplesslY Divided
on Bimstallism.
Dlvsrglng interests VIII Prevent
Any Agreement on tho
Silver Question.


Copyright, 1894. BY the Associated Pressl q
BERLN, June a-Ho'r Ludwig Bam-
berger an eminent authority upon the
qusstion Of bimstaliisn, and member OF
the silver commission. declares that altar
iwenty.one days OF earnest discussion no
tangible result was arrived at but the
meetings OF tue commission have furnished
overwhelming proof that In tho future no
conference. either nation or International
will arrive Al different rssult According
10 Herr Bamberger. an understanding upon
bimetallism seoms 10 him impossible be.
tween the diifsrent statss OF Europe, In
oludlns England. or without England. He
says the difference OF the interests Of the
different countries precludss any saiisfao.
tori agreement.
heferrinR 10 the report from Washington
that Germany has protested against she
decision OF tho United States 10 place q
didsfential duty OF one-tenth Of a cont on
sugar imported into the United Btates
from countries granting bountiss 10 sugar
growers. and that ths German government
has threatened rsIrisnls against American
iWpotsss utmeiy potht the NoFu Doutbcuc
Zsiiupg to-day saJs the report is false and
probably emanates from Americans inter
ested In the sugar trade. and who sre de-
sirous Of stirring up American feelings in
farthsranee of their own selfsh designs.
The socialist boycott Of The brewers of
shis city aud vioinity.-which was supposed
TO be on the point Of COLLAPSE. owing 70 the
ridieule east upon II by the fact shat so
oialist leaders had boen proved 10 be drink
Ing the boy oostsd besr,--hss bsen revived
with rsdoublcd vigor. The leaders OF the
boJeot have announced that any grocery
or other store Offering snoh Dor oostsd beer
bottled Tor sale will forthwith be pro-
claimed By the boycott oommittss.
The Congo government through the Ger.
man minister at Brussels, has repudiated
tho isast desire 10 offend Germany by the
conclusion of the agreement with England.
Emperor William will leave kiol on
board the imperial yacht on June 22. His
majesty has invited Herr Hulson. manager
of the royal thsAter al Wissbhden. 10 ao-
company him. Herr Hnlsou 10 an expert al
doing the tricks at cards. and Empero'
william takes considerable pleasure In see
Ing such tricks performed.
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~. D. no norrew sI.ooo. .ooo.

MILwLuHrE, juno 9.-In order 10 meet
the lrst mortgage iutsrss, ooupons. which
will become due July |, tscslvsrs Of the
Northern Pacific railroad will borrow
81. 900. OO0. The loan has been offered 10
the reorganization committee OF the con
solIdnted bondholdsrs, aud the proposition
vas subnittsd 70 tho Tecsivets, who unani-
nously decided 10 accept H. The BIG loan
cannot be made without permission Of the
court and receivers Receiver Payne says
application for leave will be made TO Judge
Jsnkins usKt week. The loan 10 10 be nade
at simple interest
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DELTA UPSIL0N.
A State Association to Bs Formed-Ad-
dressss Wanted.

A State Association to Bs Formed-Ad-
dresses Wanted.
II 10 proposed 10 form Delta Epsilon
graduate association comprising all the
members Of shs order In hontsas. and for
that purposs the addresses are desired of
all members OF the order In tho state. Az
q preliminary meeting. held In Hsleua re-
Gently. J. II. Davies. Of Butte, was chosen
sesfethry, aud all communications relating
20 the subisot may be addressed 20 him, IL
10 desired that the members express q pref
erencs for the time and place OF The hrss
state meeting. Tho following names have
been secured mp 10 date;J. L. Davies. Butte.
Colby 's3; w. W. wslswoEtb. Butte. syra-
cuse 's3; II. ID. MeCasksy. Fort Assinni-
hoine, Lshieh '93; j. |. Moule. Beroailo,
Syracuse '7s; G. H. Eaolestou. Ausoouds,
Syracuse '7S; II. N. Fletcher Helena, Colby
'S3; n. G. kussei, Helena. Cornell '10i L.
Penwsli, Helena. Columbia '93; X. s. Biloxi
ford, Helena, Harvard 'Sb; J. Hamburger,
Helons, Now Ysrk university '5l.
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DUuuouh Iowa. June IA bill vas died
in the United States cenri to-day In which
eastern s,oChheldefs aaksd shat . eoslver
bo sppointsd for tho American lnvsstmsns
company, OF Emmotsbufg. lows. bnhss-
qusntly John Stewart. OF Manchester Eng
land. who holds over 81 .0O0, 900 Of dsfsaa-
ants Obligations, illen n bill IN lnselvts-
tion. aaklna for Joint feeeivsfshiD. Judes
Shlras issued an ordsf, fstafnsblo Juse ~
20 defendant 10 show oeuss Why leoslssi'
ahip should not be RraDifd. The com
neni eompany With Insolvency ana ita vm-
Gers With miamanagssnent
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The specifications for she water system
osllsd for 66l5 feet OF 625 pounds eight
inch cast iron pipe. e0s feet Of 600 pound
eight inch cast iron pipe. 8. ia feet OF 400
pound sir inch cast iron pipe. 100 feet OF
Two and half inch galvanized iron pipe,
800 feet Of two inoh galvanized iron pips.
455 feet OF one and Q half inch galvanized
iron pipe. $40 feet Of one inch galvanized
iron pipe. twenty ID. II. hydrants. tvo one
inch Ma dock domestic hydrants. four
boxes, thirteen six inch gate waiver with
extension valve boxes one four inch gate
valve, with extension valve boz. ten one
and half inch gate valves with extension
waive boxes thirty-one one inch gate valves
with extension valve boxes, one meter
house. The bidders were:
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THE WHEAT PRosPEora
Couditien aud Acreage OF the Leading
Wheat states.

Wheat states.
wAsnNaroN, jana 9,-Ths repor. Of
June, consolidated from the returns OF tho
correspondents OF the agricultural depart
ment. mako the sVeraRs Of winter vhea,
sowu. compared with that which vas har-
vested last year. 99 tor cent. being de-
crease OF one per cent. There 10 nm in
ersass of acreage "a oompa,ed with 1893 Ia
but zen states the principal part Of which
was made Ia the states OF Kansas and Hi.
noia. Tho percentages OF winter wheat
acreage of the principal states Atel Ohio
30, Michigan So Indiana yl. Illinois l23,
Kansas t2a, aud California l03. The PEI
otntaee Of spring whea, area for the whole
country 10 s7.0S, being n reduction fom
last years average OF 1872 points.
'Ths ueroeutsRss Of spring wheat average
OF the principal states AIo, Minnesota 81,
Nebraska ~, South Dakota 80, North DA-
kOta %. The average percentage OF acre
age for both spring and winter whsat OF
the whole country 10 1913, making a total
area OF 81. 900 900 hcrea.
Tho condition OF winter wheat has I'm
proved since last report little ioaa than
two points, being $50 pSr cent, against Si.i
on Mar I. The percentages OF the prinoi-
nAl states ato No followai Ohio 20. AicbiAan
81, Indiana 9a Illinois ~. Missouri 81
kanaAa D2, California 90.
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nnI.,a ninrll.la.

Nrw ORLEANS, June 9.-Ths steamship
Gussis arrived FROM Blueholds tAis after
noon. bringing news TO Juns 8. Letters
from tho Associated press correspondent
report everything quiet The New York
and the British phip Maeioisnne
we're stationed at that port bu. the
San F,aneiaoo had gone 30 0Teytown. aud
ia was understood she had been ordered
home. No information oould be impafted
ne 10 Ihe condlon Of affairs regarding ,be
Mosquiio reasryatiou.
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A. 20 tho sun Danc~

gpocia 10 The Independents
Omar fAIIa June 9.-EndoTasmsnt Of
the Cree sun dance vas signed to-day by
over two hundred prominsns citizens. In
oludine she mayor and city nnsrshAl. aud
most OF the leading merchants Of ths city.
Opposite Mayor oslsshorpe's sisnssurs ID
written By himself. II signed other petition
through Misunderstanding"
Referring to tho petition for sp lpjuno-
tion restraining the governor Jadss Bon
ton overulsd Hamiiton's demurrer and
Likewise his motion 70 dismiss The injoso-
tion. and set Monday evening 70 hear s'su-
ment. 10 10 thought that the opinion Of
the interior depnrtmsnt published through
tho Associated press. June q, IN . wsshina-
ton Dispatch, charncterisIns Gov kisksrdS
proclamation a. "unwise and unnecessary"
and his public recognition Of the sun danhs
as very unforsunats." will have much
weight in securing psrmsnsns isjunstion.
Many sfidsvi,s Of those Who have viz
messed the dance and arc we'll acquainted
with The Indians are being prepared. and
state ths same is without inhumaa o. ins
decent features
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p.,es,.b,. Tactic. Empioyea.

LKxISoroS. ky.. Ja0e 9.-I, 10 learned
to-day that many prominent ladies OF this
city, who took y leading part In the anti
Breckenridge protea, Al the opera house
heTe several weeks ago, have buen wArnsd
through q letter mailed from PittsbufR
that there are 'akslsions" ia their closets,
and that they could nos afford 10 take part
in such "detes,abls proceedings aRainst
Col. Brsekinridae." 1hs letter was sent
from Lexington 20 tha PittsbnFg posl.
master with tho IsQusst that he remal II 10
Lexington AZ addressed.
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Ths Tsbsrraa Won by csrrselIss. n

NEw YoRK. June IA amer dsy or amer
track could no, have been discovered for
to-day's racing Al Morris Park, and an sf-
eollont card brought oat large attendance.
probably greater than ever before this ysas.
The chief iptersat wss In ths Tohoaakn
Hids handicap, In whieh the bsss horses In
American we're engaged.
Five fuflongs- Afmltaes. Fondolins.
Tfsvslyau, ;59i mile and one furiopg-
sport. hsiakin. Lowlandcr. 1855 LAloh-
mont stakes. sir farlones -Psladin, Keen
Hn. hlrpga. liiAi iobognan STAKES, elx
falenRa = C0rTeetiou. hoshs, htonsnslL
l;iOS; mils-Tom Skiduofs. Speculation.
George Bsck, ld0i nye furlopEs - Ella
Reed, Canterbury. Liza. i:0oI6.
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Ast prorIs. aud coDlrlbntIop..

NEw YonK. Juno 9.-Ths bondholders'
of ,ho New York a New England
company, has prepared a circular
to be issued Monday. inviting the holders
Of si1 snd seven per cent bonds 10 send
proxies and contributions. ths lattor 20 be
applied toward defrayinR the costs OF legal
proceedings 10 compel Ieoeivsrs 10 pay jan
uary interest.
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\. A. A.C GAMES.

INV yopa June 9-The Fltsy-sseond
annual games Of The Nsw YsFk Athletic
club we're held Al TAyeFs island thia after
noon. The mile relay race Was ,hs mos,
saeltinR, and resulted Ia the breaking OF
the record, the time being 1924 20. The
previous record was $40 20 he'd by Har-
ward. In the i20 ysrd hurdle, the American
turf record was broken. CadJ, om whom
great thiRes were expected, zane In ,hird'
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HOW MANY DRowNEDG

Tho Question WIN Probably Never No
Answcred.
DENVER, June 9-Ths number and names
OF the Coxsyisss drowned In trying 10 nav
igass tho Platte river will never be known.
Two are identified as Charles Duplessls. OF
Denver and john =. McQaowu. OF Utah.
Coroner Martin, from the stories he has
heard, thinks that possibly sixteen were
drowned. Carriers army 10 badly demof-
alizsd.
About 300 Of the Coxsy army got away
to-day in small squads on trains. The re-
maiuinR 800 so In bosis Gen. Carter. OF
Utah. 60, pass and will go 70 Omaha
ahead OF his force.
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Special to The lndcpendont
BOULDER June 9.-Ths annual ball elv>a
BY the Masonic order occurred last nieh1
al the spiinga and vas attended BY vssy
large crowd from different psiuss Of W.
state. The dance hall and hetsi s>Ss
decorated highly with manmeth nsvsrs
and fisgs. and silk dresses asd Diamonds
Sc, OF ihs occasion very prsttily. whils ths
Helena music was excellent. About Sous
O'clock in the morning people began v rs-
turn home. and everybody was loud IN The
praises Of the Masonic order for The svsn-
iuG's ontsrtAinment
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PnrsooII. Aria. Juas "A sey inpof'.
ant legal decision vas rendered bf unl'ea
States JadRe llA~klnssp 10 def en ps'i'ien
Of the Postal Tslsaraph eompenY 70 the
court hayiha lofiaAIalia1 oysf tho fee9lfff
In the Atlautlo A raoits Railroad noiafenf
la Arizona, 20 compaI w. l1fi@' rpmferr
20 extend 10 ths lofm|f ths fife' " ~
along Iva track. snd Ifpl<f e<rsI t..'s'st..
necessary IN bullfie4 . ><'1Hsfb w.
thfouah Afik0na. <11 i<&'f'@p rtt ~
favor VI ths Postal l<'<c|<<t t'np-at.
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Mu.t Par p.bl. rlr.,.

wGsHmOroy. Jane o,-ssBAtor whIh In
troduosd bill providing ,hs, no patent
shall Issue 10 any person or corporation for
apy lapd granted by the terms of tho act OF
July !. 1862. By which tho Central Paoino
road was Incorporated. until all bonds 10.
susd by ths United States on aoeount Of the
road. and Interest on sams. have been fuliy
paid.
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Tn. Apc,,p, May,ner.. u,,,hssv.

TERRr HAurE, Ind, June 9.-Ex Secretary
OF the Navy Riohaid W. Thompson'a
eighty nfth birihdGy Was made ihs ocoa
eion OF n pablo celebration al the opera
house Tonight. Ex- President Harrison
was prsaent aud was resolved With great
enthusiAsIB. lie mode u brief apesoh eulO-
Rizing the public services OF Col. 1homp-
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Nrw YoRK. June 0-The weekly bask
statement, shows a reserve decrease OF si,-
Ol6. $50; loans. increase, SilOoOJ; upoele
decrease. 81, iG5, ,9Ol; legal teDdos decrease,
81. $40 aOOi deposits. uecfense. 81. An 20;
circulation, deersaee. $50, 100. 1hs banka
now hold SIC 9as $50 In sIotsa OF tho re-
quifomentu.
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lang nran,h lsra.an.

oMAnl. kob.. Juus 9--rhs d ouih in
Nebraska has been broken. LH night
large quantities of rain fsll. To-day n
continued raining. Tue dOwBpouF will
save about % per cent Of the wheal 40 Per
con, OF ,ho oats, aud assures good srop Of
corn.
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wAauSoroS, Juns 9-senatof Walsh, Of
Georgia. to-day introduced = bill for the
permanent location In washinaion OF an
expedition 20 be established for iho display
Of tbs produets and resou' ceu Of the south
srn states and ,sTritotlss aud oleatiaR a
commission 10 consist Of the posim astsr
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LONDON, June D.-Ths tisld says 10 10
stated that Gee. 20 Gould has had an inter.
view with tho prince OF Wales. and ,hoy
havs arranged for . series OF matches be-
tween the piincs'a onttsT britannia and
0oald's sloop yacht yigllsnL
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M OTllERS-Just a word
L about Boys Suits. Have
you heard about the "Combina-
ton" Suits for Boys that we are
sellings They are the best and
most complete thing for a boy in
the market. 1t consists of Suit
with two (2) pairs of Knee
Pants and a Cap TO match. They
are made of the best wearing, all
wool Cheviot, in good grey
shades, and are the very best
and cheapest Suits for a boy you
can buy. We offer them at New
York prices
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MissouIs Popuiists.

Special to The independent.
MIssouLA, June 9.-Ths hiasoula county
populist convention vas bsld hsss this az
tsfnoou. Owing 10 washouss bet twenty
four delegates oat Of total Of seventy fous
we're present. The oonnitiss on order Of
business advised that the ssnvsntien'
merely select delegates 70 tho state conven-
vsntion 10 be held At Deer Lodge, June *
and postpone the noninatiou Of osadidssss
for county Offices until July 2s. The re-
pert was adopted. and Geo. W. Reeves. =.
Il. Priace, h. I. Nesmith and =. Il Lsti-
mer we're elected dslsRasea
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Mar would Ne a oonErs..mau.

ToprGA Kan. June 0-It 10 annsunsod
hero to-niahs ,ha. Mrs. Mary ~. Lease
will bo nominated by she prohibihon con.
veniion for eonarsnsmou. at-larRs from
kansaa IL Ia aiao expected that ihip nom-
ina,ion will be endorsed By The peoples
naflV
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Tho Dam Msy ne nuiit.

wAsumoTos. Jnns 9.-Tho president has
app owed the bill 70 autboTizs ,hs Missouri
River Power eoBpSny. Of Mon,aps, 10 con.
struet . dam aoroaa the Missouri river.
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general. tbs secretary Of The interior. and
the nsofsiaTy Of aerloultuIs, 40 make plan
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-11-07

Myers. 1853; a Republican gain of eighty
nine.
BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY.
Columbus-Overstreet gained l63 in six out
Six precincts give overstreet gain of
l66 Cooper gives UP fight
BOONE COUNTY.
Lebanon-Net Republican gains all over
give IS gain. County good for 800 Repub-
lican.
RsSssspp0 rS hatch shsw fSy
Estimated DR.. Hatch. Rep, fop Congress.
will have not less than 1900 plurality in
district.
CLAY COUNTY.
:. Brazil-Twenty-on precincts give Repub-
1ican gain of 47s.
Democrats concede county by 3Oo Two
years ago IL went 45o Democratic.
DAvIESS COUNTY.
Washington-Fifteen ont of thirty pre-
cincts give Republican gain of PSI.
CARROLL COUNTY.
Delphi-Seven precincts indicate gain Of
275 and county Republican.
CLINTON C0lrNTY.
Colfax-Two precincts; Republican gain.
Frankfort-Three precincts show Repub-
Ican gain OF 172.
DEARBORN COUNTY.
Lawrenceburg-Republi gain 92 Hol-
mans majority will be 6O0 Republican
clerk, auditor and sheriff probably elected.
DECATUR COUNTY
Greensburg-Twenty-on precincts; Re-
publican gain, 423
Twenty-six precincts give Republican
gains of 493 SWatson, for Congress- leads
the ticket and has a majority Of about 200
in the county.
Greensburg-Nine precincts show Repub-
lican gain of IA
DUBOIS COUNTY
Huntingburg-Fourp precincts give Repub-
lican gain of 100.
DEKALB COUNTY.
Auburn-Nine precincts; Republican gain,
$780,
Butler-Fiye out of six precincts give Re-
publican gain of g.
DELAWARE COUNTY.
Muncie-Stx precincts give Owen S96; My
ers, 410. County will give 900.