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MIoANIGL LIE oaIaINAToR.

IIs Il the one who Planned the Train
Robbery at ooFin, Ma.
KKoKuK. Ia. Oct. 1.-THE rreiiini.
nary examination OF w. E. Mcdaniel,
charged with conspiracy TO rob a Santa
10 train at Corfu, No, last month. Ia
progress at Memphis. Mo-. was con-
cluded last night Mcdaniel was bound
over TO the grand jury.
Defendants witnesses testified that be
was the originator Of ihe plot McDan.
iel Is the man who gave the information
on which led 10 the Illustration OF the
robbery aud captuFe Of the robbers.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12
.le properLy lo.s wa. amaIl.
THREE MEN KILLED.

The noileF Of a sawmIii Expiodes with
Terrible Foroo.
Dexter, Mo-, O,t. ii.--News has jus.
reached here OF the explosion Of tho
boiler Of d. II. Hodges saw and FrlsI
mill, 20 miles northwest Of Dexter, kill.
ing threo men and seriously wounding
another. The killed are the two John
son brothers and young man named
wilkinson. Another who was hurt will
recover.
The case was low waier In tho boiler.
The explosion was terrific, the boiler
being blown some distance. Only the
four killed and injured were near when
tho explosion occurred.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

COLUMBIA, s. C., Oct. ii.-Govcrnor
Tillman issued m order yesterday aus
pending ali militia officers who refused
to 70 to Darlington when ho ordered
them, and providing that they cannot IN
future be members Of the militia until
further orders.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12
WOMEN ATTENDED.
one Hundred at tho Anti-Tammany
Convention In New York.

w" hANhNf"N ~ W." "NtA"ANtAAnAHNN
Convention In New ferk
NRw YonK. Ost. 1.-THE Anti-Tam-
many Democracy held their convention
nt tho Lyceum Opera House for iie
purpose Of nominating county tick G.,
A feature Of III convention wa. the
presence in the boxes and balcony Of no
700 women OF the Anti.Tammaay asao.
ti,nion.
The convention pssssd resolution
nominating William Strong for mayor
AMI John W. G,G for recorder.
A resolution was also passed appoint.
ing committee 10 inv, stigate and do.
termine wheiher there Is In existence In
this city any such body as an Americ IN
Protective association organization. and
TO ascertain lie purposes and functions.
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causAsD ~ 4 nunolno.
Your Persons Ar Killed and Num-
bsr nadiy i.tar.d.

bfr iiadiy ieiar.d.
Naw yoHk, Ct liza 5.stofy build.
ing IN course Of erection ~ u Monfos
STREET was blown down yesnrlay
morning BY a gale. crashing through o
e-ssory building, nollshlng it come
p'eseiy. Two families with board r.
living ia q . building were buried ln tho
ruins. 80 far four have b Ga taken Que
dead ard mne badly injured. Only one
boiy has been idouiiaed. that of Borlhl
Krons. The other bodies are a woman.
man aue boy.
The followingia the list OF 10 iurcdi
George Roblnogisz.
Lonls Abrams.
David lSrons.
Fanny Krons. ~ /
Joseph Brady.
Timothy Doian.
Bers.e Abrams.
Lewis J, Abrams.
Msuh, Abrams.
The building which fell had been In
the course Of erection the past two
months. Il was 70 have becu occupied
a. foundry. Ever since the foundation
was laid there ha, oeen mplaints that
the suuciui was weak and hmsy az
fair. The roof had NOT been completed
10 hours when the crash came.
Thomas Walsh, a walchman at Heck
er's stables. Ia tho rear OF ths house.
says rain t-ll IA torrents and the wind
blew gale. lie says there was n sort
Of mysterious half light IA tho mir,
BY Il he saw the side wall Of tho big
new hulling Even as he looked there
came big black line dagonnly across
Il from top 20 bottom, Before he could
realize Il was q crack Ia tho wall seven
stories OF building crumbed before hii
eyes.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

tut lido not know It now. There should
bo protest ~ the community against
y. A Tow labor organizations may In.
dorse H. The result will be 70 80 back
70 the ages from which we have boon
divorced. IL would he going back 20 q
worse barbarisin than we have ever had
on thia continent. rhcre would be no
life, no aurvivh Of indnatry under it,
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12
ALMOST 4 MURDER.
Ed Jones shot Twice by Les Francis
nt Muucle.


MUNcIE, Ind. Ot. ia shooting
scrape occurred Tuesday night In which
murder was narrowly avcrted. Ed
Jones accus' Lee Francis Of steali0g o
watch and some money from him,
while he was asleep. Tho argument
that followed esnlted IN Jones striking
Francis, who pulled revolver and be-
gan firing.
Tho frat bnllet pierced Jones' left ear,
nearly to,riug It OIL, and his fGce wal
badly burne with powder. The second
bullet graz 1 Jones right hip ant
pissed through n cradle In which bahl
was asleep. but II was not injured
Jono,' good aim with his hst. knocke'
Fraucls down before he could fire agAii
aud he tnen nearly beat the lito out o
I him
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

VALENTINE. Tex, Oct. ii.-Whilo
playing with a target rid young san
Of j. M. Tally shot and instantly killed
bis brother. child Of y 'ara. A. usual
the rn was not supposed 20 "a. lpa'i,d.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

ST. PfEnnE, Miquolon, Oct. ii.--A
torrisle northeast gale ragged here last
night nul early this morning Several
ships are inisslng AMI are believed 10
have foundered with 200 lives on board.
Deming headlight., 1894-10-12

wAsHvaroS, Crt. 1.-The govern
ment monthly ryport on cotton show'
the average to bs s2,7 against s5.9 laal
month and 1O.7 a year ago
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THE BLIZZARD ABATIYG.
But the Consequences Are not Oyer
Heavy stock Losses.

but the Conssquences Are not OYER
Heavy stock Losses.
OMAHA, March % The blizzard that has
been raging over the northwest for fO.ty-
eight hours continued to-day In western
and central Nebraska. eastern Wyoming
aud the Black Hills. All trains on the
Union Pacific between North Platte and
Cheyenne are tied NJ. but snow plows are
out The Elkhorn road iG showed up west
of O'Nsil and the darlington a Wyoming
line is entirely blocked. 1he snow reached
the Missouri river to-day but only in light
furriss.
The snow varies In depth from a foot on
the level at sydney, TO four feet 10 Spear
hsb. The effect on cattle will be disastrous,
as all the big ranges of the state are Ia the
district covered by the deep snow.
SALT LAKE. March pa special fiom
Cheyenne 10 the Tribune says the storm Of
the past two days has been the worst exrer-
fenced in this section since 1892. The road
Is now open and all trains are being dis
patched as rapidly ~ possible. snow In
many places Ia drifted twenty OF thirty
feet high. 1hs loss TO stookmen wiil un-
doubtedly be heavy, as feed has been scarce
on the range during the winter and cattle
are In no condition to stand the blizzard.
DEADwooD &. d.. March 22.-Ihe great
snow storm ceased to- day. Loss on cattle
between Edgemont aud Sheridan will ex-
ceet 50 per cent. The storm was terrific In
all directions.
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METHODS or IRRIGATION.
Congress Urged to Appropriate Money {
Test their Praoticability.

Congress Urged to Appropriate Money to
Test lhsIr PraotieabiIity.
OMAHA, March 22.-At the afternoon ses-
sion OF the Interstate Irrigation ooIvsn-
tion the report OF the resolutions commit
tee. reported at the morning session. was
adopted. After rsciting the opening OF
public lands TO settlement. ths platform
goes on:
Resolved. That 10 is ths sense OF this
TO make an approximation 90 test the prsc-
tioability OF ths following methods of irri-
z ition for these plains: % that the gov
eminent should, bv experiments. determine
whsthsr the unGsrhow OF water 10 of SUM-
cient volume. and can be brought 30 the
aurfaoe at cost TO make 10 available for
gene al irrigation purposes. ~ That 10
shonld determine the extent 10 which res
ervoirs cnu Be oonst ucted for the purpose
OF sto ing storm water sufficient In quan-
titT for Irrigation purposes.
"Resolved, That We fully endorse the
folloWina extract from tue report OF ths
special committee OF the United States sem
ate, AMI the same be made a uRrt of the
resolutions OF this convention: II any
thing can be done to encourage the people
OF these great pains 10 ia important that It
should be done speedily. There are over
100000 people In the arid and ssmi-srid
belt who have paid into the United states
treasury no less than <40.OO0.O 600 for public
lands. he government should demon
strats Go them its practicability before they
means. TO y oseeuts work on any consider
able scale.
Several addresses by prominent irriRa.
tionists were made during the day.
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JOTTlYGs ABOUT TOWN.

W. n. Holden and not J. z. Holden vas
on the stage ct Prof Rudolph's lecture.
A large party OF Msrysville peopls came
down on a special train Tuesday night TO
attend the o. era.
The Maryavills Mountaineer says the
road from PoOrman 20 MarTsville IL an
assured fact. assisted largely by subscrip-
tions from Helena.
The usual bible study will be held 81 the
Seventh Day Adventist hall, In Denver
block tonight. The 2tth chapter OF
MATHEW will be the scripture study.
A meeting OF the ranchmen and owners
of milch cows in this vicinity 10 called for
Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock, ~ the
offica of VIM. Muth. IN the Merchants Ma
tionAl bank building. to confer With tho
proj Of ths creamery here.
Collector of Internal Rsvsnus Lyman
has been authorized TO continus the ser
vices of ths special Chinese deputiss until
the expiration Of the rsRistTatiOa pc iot
May g. Up TO the present time about ous-
half the Chinese in this district hav'
registered.
The Northern Pacific west bonn . Hprens
due Yesterday, was delayed BY blizzard in
Eastern Dakota. 10 was expected In a. an
early hour this morning The train due
TO-DAY got through the blizzard region all
right. and the Northern Pacific peopls say
n viii likely be here about on time. The
blizzard IL the same one that has bssn
raging 90 the south OF here.
Good Friday services will be held at ~
petsr's church to-day a. follows; Morning
prayer9 .. IN. and the three hours COM
memoratiOn from II M. 70 3 y. m. This
service is a devotional meditation over ths
Lords suherinRs aud sayings from the
cross. All are invited. but those entering
or leaving during the eervics are requested
60 do 30 a. quietly as possible.
An. Cannon and his wife have returned
10 Spokane after a lengthoned visit Ia the
east. In describing she young aud recently
wedded wife Of the banker the Chronieis
OF that city says: "Shs 10 fair woman tc
look upon and the sombsr black dress sci
oil vita bright bewitching smiles made !
pleasing picture. but 20 see this fair younl
wonAa leaning ou the arm OF her gray
bearisd. bright-sysd liege aud lotd, added
beauty 80 the picture and interest 20 th'
scene"
The case Of Geo May 81 -. vs. Geo. IL.
Hul wss submitted 90 jury IL Judgs
Backs court Yesterday. Hill wss ths a.
stspee Of Geo. NAY. who failed IN lsll
Tho oomplaiat alleges that ths defendant
failed 90 use due diligence IN converting
the assets into cash, and also alleges thai
the sale Of the property by the Assignee uA'
insufieisntly advertised And neg g,igentli
conducted. Csttaia OF the creditors OF
Ma Joined iu the suit against the -
siRues. The jury brought IN . sealed Vsf-
dict iast night
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THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
Not Much Accomplished Ia Either
House.

Not Much Accomplished Ia Either
House.
WAmSoros. March p. The bill for tho
patohAss Of n site for the new govern msnt
printing office consumed nearly the whole
OF the morning hour. and an amendment
providing for the purchase of what is
known as the ''Mahons site" was passed.
The Mc0arrahAn. bill. which Was 10 have
been taken up to-day. went over till Mon
dsy; also the bill for the eIteTmination of
the Russian thistle. A resolution ohore a
by Senator Hoar. expressing regret Al the
death Of Kossu,h. Was adopted. Senator
sherman p eoipitAted discussion Of the
nature Of free silver debate By tho intro
duetion OF a Tesol ution directing the com
mittee on judiciary 20 examine and report
whether the stimulation of coins Of the
United States by coins Of the Same weight,
ALLOW ana finsness. as authorized by Law, Is
made criminal by the acts against counter
feitinR coins Of the United States and other
countries. and IL not TO report "a bill 10 pre-
vent and punish such stimulation.
Ibis resolution gave rise 10 much rail
leTy. and senator Gallon said; III they
cannot get free coinage in one way they will
ia another" Senator MandoFson. Of Nsb-
rAska, did not believe 10 was possible the
sxiating laws we're not sufficient 10 reach
the class Of eounterfeiters mentioned. bat
II 10 wac true he thought the defect should
be Tsmedied.
Mr.. Stewart. OF Nsvads. objected TO the
present confederation of the resolution and
u went over without action. Senator Gall
reported the sundry civil bill, and at 4:0J
the senate adjou ned until Monday.
The house spent the entire day fiibustef-
ting over the ONsil-Joy contested election
case. The report OF the committee 10 in
favor of seating Joy. For i've hours the
republicans filibustersd and kept the house
dead-locked. The highest number Of dem
ocratio votes cast during the day was lGO
thirteen short Of quorum. A joint reso-
luton was passed authorizing the secretary
OF the teAsnry TO receive a. the sub treas
ury in New YO X, from X. 4. Wilson a Co..
g., 74O. 900 to be placed TO the credit of the
Cherokee nation. The house adjourned
until Saturday.
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BRADSTREET'S REVIEW.
sti m uiated saIes OF staples In All Lsrg,
Clties.

stim uisted sAies OF staples in All Large
Citles.
NRw YoRE, March p. review OF the
stsle Of trade Bradstrsers tomorrow will
say: The weather has further siim ulated
sales OF staples at nearly all the lager
cities in the eastern, middle and some west
ern states. while eastern wooden mills
cannot meet orders for dress goods. many
voolen mills are RAINING on part time
and large stocks OF old WOOL
with the California and Texas
clip available within siItT days,
dep-ess prices. The demand from north
western storekeepers for millinery. cloth.
ing and hardware. Is kept up by continued
spTing-liks weather. Exports Of wheat
hour inoludsd. from all ports Of both
coasts of che United States and Canadi
this week one day short amount TO 234S, p
coo bushels. aQainst B. 259. 900 bushels last
week, 2. 7GG 900 bushels in the week year
sgo. and G. 1856 900 bushels two years ago.
Total number of huainess failures for
the past week 1877. AGninat 23l last week,
212 in the week a year ago, and l9l two
Veur6 ago.
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ONE-sIDEp REsuLTs.
The q. =. Mon DoinE All the ConoedinR-
Htrihs TAX.


strike Talk.
ONAnA. March p. Now II is strike; the
Union Paoife employees are uneasy aud
festive aud theirs IL an uRiy look In the
sky. They are not saying many words. bat
the few they use count for q good deal. Con
cesaions they came for. and 90 far they have
had none. All the oonosdins has been done
bJ the men. MOI point has been given In
by th8 company. and wherever there was
difference of oEinion. 10 atill orists. unless
She men have reoedsd from their position.
The mon have almsst reached the cOnolu-
sion that the conference 10 useless waste
% time.
This evening 10 was quietly announced
that unless some yey substantial conoes-
siona we're made from the Dundy schedule
the receivers Of the Union Pacific would
have strike on their baads. The men
have dstermined 10 drop the conference
and will now allow the receivers 10 sat
tls for themselves the point
There was sro et meeting Of the men
lAst night. al which Eugene v Dsbs and
others spoke in favor Of disoontinuing what
they all called a farce. Deba ltksnsd the
situation 20 the Northern Pacific Anair
which ended by forcing the men 10 yield 10
Just what the company's receivers wanted
Debs suggested that the delegates en-
power the various ohaifmen 10 ast 20 Iother
/ in COMMITTEES % action and dran an
/ agreement which would be satisfactory 81
them, AMI which would qivo them uha,
would be their due, this 10 bs submitted TO
Mr. CLARK. in the event ttat Judge Cald-
we'll was unable 90 give What Was asked
He was loudly Implanted. 10 the nsxt
b cath he suRgsated the only other oourle
omen 10 the men. that Of striking Ia the
| event Of this demand not being ncceded to.
Mr.. Debs' idea was accepted by the body.
Another meeting will be held to- nOTfOw
night. A platform will be PRESENTED 90
Judge Caldwell. and II hs hnda he cannot
accsde TO 10 the men will discover that
"thsy cannot any longer remain In the ser
vice Of the Union Pacific railroad rscslV-
srs."
The engineers tonight deny that theV
have any iRtention Of striking. They de-
| precAte very much the talk OF striking.
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Production OF GOLD.
Increased Last Year. Greater Increase
This Year Predicted.

Increased Last Year, Greatsr Increase
This Year Predicted.
WAsHNoToE, March 22.-1he production
Of gold throughout the world OF $3.50. O0O..
900 for the calendar year 1898 is the latest
estimate Of tho bureau Of the mint. The
production Of 1892 was $l3s SCI, 900. Tho
increase of $l1.0OOOOO was mainly fur
nished by the United States, South Amer
ioa and Russia. The figures for the United
States, although not vet complete. indicate
an increase Of SiC00 600. in Russia and
Australia half million each. and an in
crease in South Africa OF about Sc, 600 600.
There will be small gains in othef coun-
tries, including China and japan. but thoy
may be Offset by smAl! losses elsewhere.
Reports rssohing the treasury department
indicate that tue production of gold is
being pushed 10 the maximum, and that
improved processes will be used to the ut
most TO increase the output Of 1894.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyIrIES.

MuwAuKrE, March 22-Ths stonscuttsrs
are on - ike for eight hours and increased
ray.
Bolsr. March ATTORNEY General
ID. u. Pride died this mo ming after a ling
erine illness. lie vas ths hrst attorney
general OF Idaho.
0rNrsrr. n y, March 22-Ferdinand
Ward. Of New York. and Miss belle Storsr
Of Staten Island. we're married In this viz
lsee las, evening.
Trrc.. NY. March 22-while boxing
wi,h John Puah In West Utioa. Nj hael
Coppe,t was felled 20 the floor and fatally
Injured. rugh ~ under arrest.
81. LOWS. March The car sheds %
th. Missouii River company were struck By
lightning to-day aud burned. together With
seven motors and thirteen hailsrs- Loss
fl90O0O.
CmcAoo. March %. Articles were signed
To- utaht binding Dick Moore and Dan
Creed on TO box twenty tounds before the
Twin city Athletic elub Of Minnsapolis.
April ~.
wasurSaroS. March 22.-DsmocTaiio ma
tional Headquarters will be formally opened
next TUESDAY, evening by reception 20
demo cratic senators and representatives
Invitations will be issusd tomorrow.
"A sadqusfters are At WormslsJ's hotel
Purnro. Col. March IA miners con
vsntlon. representing all the miners OF tha
union In the United States assembled here
to-day. IL 10 the uuT oso 90 take steps tow
ards tho federation of all minsrs organiza-
tions Of Colorado. Cripple Creek naI b
Informally discussed.
SAsrASnrH. March - by the exp oslon
OF dynamite on ths steamer Csbo haohchao
laaa evening hve wsrs killed aud seven
wounded. The populaee held the OWL
governor and engineer responsible aud
~ ads such thTeatsniag demonstrations To-
dar that 10 vas necessary 20 call oat ths
military 20 disperss thsm.
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PERSONAL.

TO. Hathaway IL over from Missoula.
Miss Ella Knowles was rel oftsd much
improved yesterday.
Mrs. A. Lavonbere left for san Francisco
yesterday to visit the Midwinter fair.
Shsr.h Dan Mcneil. OF Jefferson county.
and Mrs. AeNsiil. are In from noulder.
supetintsndent J. ID. Fun. of the Mon
taaa division OF the Northern Pacific 10 IN
town.
c. ID. Greenfield. X. r. Fisk and n &.
Fisk left yesterday Tor Bozeman 10 attend
the faFmaTs' convention.
Martin =. Mussighrod. sou of Dr. 4. 4.
hussigbTod. and frat engineer IN the
German navy Is back IN Montana on .
visit lie has been stationed as tae sa-
moan Islands.
Vim. Mayger and family. of Marysville.
have returned from n pleasant trip To Cali
furnia, during which they took Ia the fair
aud other points Of interest Miss Mades
hcl4sod. VINO accompanied them. remainod
a. her home In Monterey.
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st. PAU. March - Word has just
been received f,om TIE Water photoRra ph-
ing party. now in ths Yeilowstons National
park. TO the sffso, thathunts . have started
in on the game IN the park. There 10 no
law protecting game IN the park, rules 20.
tAbllahed bY the sec etarJ OF the interior
being the only Law In the casr. The herd
of buffalo IA the park WAS increasing rap
idly. and there are thousands Of elk within
it, boundary. Inless congress snaots q
lAv for the protection Of these animals 10
viii be almost impossible 20 prevent thsi 2
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MORE TIME FOR PRENDERGAsT.
a Judge WIN Try the Question of His
sanity.

a Judge WIN Try the Question of His
sanity.
CHIoAGo. March 22.-Ihs United States
court OF appeals. judges Jenkins Wood
and Baker on the bench this morning de-
MED the petition Of the attorneys for Prem
dsrgEst. the assassin Of Mayor Harrison.
for a writ OF habess corpus 90 prevent
PTenderRasps execution tomorrow.
When the federal judges announced that
they would not grant the appeal foe a
habsss corpus. the assassin'a attorneys re-
nswsd their efforts by raising the question
Of sanity. The point now raised - that
Prendsrgast has become insane since the
trial, 90 thsy applied TO Judge Chetlain. and
be consented to hear Arguments 20 show
that he could properly take the matter Up.
10 Was 1890 tonight before they con
eiuded their opening arRumsnts. Having
heard the Gtgumsnts, Judge Chstlain an
nounced his oeoision, extending the time
OF the execution OF ssntsnee two weeks 20
April q. and setting the commencement OF
the trial as TO the question Of the prisoners o
sanity at saturday morning next
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MARCHING EAST.

The Ind ustrIal Army Maintains Good
Discipline.
Ell PAso, Tex. March 22.-Ths hrst di.
vision Of the industrial aimV. q motley
crew. arrived hee on s.scial freight
train tonight. They were ma chsd Out 10
the city hall Jard. where they we're served
with a stsaminR meal OF beef, beans and
potatoes and bread. After eating they
bivouaoked for the night They will 90
east to- morrow.
DEMINa. n. n. March 22.-Gen. Frye
industrial army, numbering over GOO men,
reached here this afternoon. Discipline
maintained is first class. TWENTY miles
west on the Southern Pacific the Officers Of
the army put twenty-five professional
thieves OF the ears on the open prairie.
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LAST OF THE LOT.

when These Are Gone the supply WIN
Not he Rspisnished.
Less than two dozen OF the great prize
the readers Of THE lNnFPENDEST have been
securing In large numbe for the past few
weeks remain available for Montana.
whsn these are gone the people Of the
state who awake 10 their need Of q copy OF
the Worlds Far souvenir Home Queen
Cock Bcok will not be able 10 get a 90 v.
Do moi delay sending m your o der Money
received after ths issus is exhausted will
be returned. First come, Lrst served.