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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22
CLARKsBURG.

CLARKsBURG, w. Va, July 2l.-Alfonso
Stuart, Of Quiet Dell, who accidently was
shot on Thursday while hunting, is now
believed 10 be out of danger.
James b. Fowler, Esq, OF Braxton
county, was here this week looking uD his
congressional fences.
Wellington Martin is at Addison.
Major A Z. Moore will go in the Repub-
liCau Congressional convention with Har-
risOu cOunty's solid vote, aud from general
appearances will have a large following
outside his county.
We congratulate Harvey Harmer, Esq,
in advance, for he is going 10 represent
this county in the next legislature
MIG. Speery. OF the law firm Of Clifford
j. Speery, Is In Canada.
:. b. Davis, secretary Of Hon. John o.
PendletOn, was here on Monday.
Miss Bessie Minnick, who has been Wis
iting in Washington, has returned home.
John Byrne, Of Braxton c.. H., was here
Tuesday.
j. Y. Moore has returned from trip to
1Sagdar 2u- Gauley.
ess, Of Upshur county, was in
Sday.
w. Thorn AID daughter, Miss
sill Of typhoid fever.
NoN we are TO have new railroad from
Clarksburg By Ten Mile creek 10 New
Martinsville-but it will not be done in
time for the Republican convention.
Benz. Lambrecht Is back from the South
much improved in health.
Watt j. Ryan, OF Tidioute, Pa, has pur-
chased the Bann store, and will remove TO
this place.
A number Of Clarksburg knights assist
Ell on Wednesday night in instituting a
lodge at Flemington.
DR.. w. 5. NIcClain. Of West Union, is
visiting in the city.
Rev. ID. O'Conners is at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Z. 5. Sands and Miss Fannie Far
land are at the seashOre.
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, ONO, July 2l.-Miss
Marie e. Ryan, OF Montana, former
school teacher OF this place, is visiting her
brother, J. b. Ryan.
John Sidebottom takes the Clarendon
Hotel Monday after breakfast. Howard
LYNN will have charge or the par. 1. 9.
Clark will move his family into the Mrs.
Brownlee House and travel Tor the ST.
Clairsyille Churn Dasher Company.
Dulin A. Barrett has purchased tho
grocery store of John Garlic
MIR. Fl. r.. Alexander and wife accom-
nanied Mrs. William Kennon 10 Chicago
a n Russell and the 4Eolian Quartette
If the Auti-Saloon League, gave delight
fpl entertainment at the Court House Hall.
Stems will be taken 10 organize branch OF
DR., r. ]. Alexander is in Cleveland buyN
ing stock OF drugs for his new store
under the Clarendon.
The A. Nj. Z. Church will hold camp
meeting in DR.. Mitchelrs Grove; will be
in charge of Rev Perry, OF Harrisville
Mrs. Geo. w. Jung. OF CINCINNATI, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z
Hoffner.
There is 10 be great game OF ball on the
fair grounds Wednesday, tho old Belialre
Globes will play the Lawyers" OF tois
place. Heatherington's cand will furnish
the music for the occasion, and will give an
open air concert in the evenins. NO &C
couut of errors will be taken.
Mrs. L. c. Emerson is visiting Bethesda
relatives. ..a
ST. Clairsville will DO well represented
at Epworth Park this year.
Miss Ida Anderson is visiting At
GAINESVILLE. -.
SUPERINTENDENT George Rosslter return.
ed Wednesday from the Teachers National
Association, at Asbury, Nj
An infant OF Rev. Mason and vile died
Monday. - AZ,
Miss Clemens, Of Bellaire, and Miss
King ~ Muucie. Ind, were the guests OF
Miss Agnes Morrison this week.
Miss Bessie Ingram, OF the Island, re-
turned home after a few weeks VISIT In
this vicinity.
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treSsing diseases, such as headaches, indigeS-
ton, biiousneSS, skin diseases, bOils, carbun-
cles, piles, tistulas and maladieS too numerous
10 mention.
1T people would pay more attention to
properly regulating the action OF their bow
els, they would have less frequent occasion
% CaIl for their doctors services to subdue
attacks of dangerous diseases.
That, of all known agents TO accomplish
this purpose, Or. Pieree's Pleasant Pellets
are unequalled, Is proven by the fact that
once used, they ara always in favor. Their
secondary effect is to keep the bowels open
and regular. not 10 further conStipate, as Is
the case with other pills Hence, their great
popularity with sufferers from hHbitual con-
stipation, piles and Indigestion
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22
sARDIs.

SARDIs, O., July 2l.-G. NJ. Thompson
mao a flying trip 70 ST. Mary's last Thurs
dav.
Fishing is all the go now along the river.
A number OF large ones have been caught
by those who best understand the method
Rev. w. O. Siffert, Of Navarro, o., gave
a lecture on the battle Of Gettysburg
Thursday evening.
Mr.. John Standt life insurance agent, OF
Miltonburg. o., has been in town few
days looking up the interests OF his own
company.
Miss AIDA Cehrs, Of Hannibal, was on
our streets las. Monday.
Miss George Wells, OF Wells Bottom,
is visiting Miss Louella Nesoitt OF this
ploce.
Miss Stella Cunningham is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Cats, of Graysville, this
county.
Mr. George Richardson, and mother, OF
Wheeling, were visiting relatives and
friends here the past few days.
Misses Lucy and Edith Hotter, OF Han
nibal, spent last Sunday and Monday with
friends and relations in town.
The Sardis brass band will give festi-
val on the evening Of the Goth.
DR.. J. p. Nesbitt and wife, Of Nebraska
are visiting his old home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22
/. ASSIST NATURE

q little now and then,
with a gentle, cleans
ing laxative, thereby
removing offending
matter from the StOm-
ach and bowels, and
toning up and invigo-
rating the liver and
quickening its tardy
, action, and you there
by remove the cause
: OF a multitude Of dis
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22

nrogramme was rendered, after which re-
freshments were served. a pleasant even
ing was spent ,ha
Miss Emma Cochran, who had toe
third operation performed. at the Wheel-
ing Hospital few days ago, Is ge.1us
sufferer f and has the sympathy of q large
circle of friends.
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Charles o'Hara and family are at Web.

CnArIes y Hara anu IalHlIy HIO 01 HOO
ster Springs.
Mr.. Wellington Martin and niece passed
through here en- route TO Webster Springs.
Miss Klien, of Wheeling, who has been
clerkinR at the Bon Ton store for some
past, returned TO her home this week.
Mr.. John S. Camden and family, post
master at ParkersourR passed through
here en- route TO Webster Springs TINS
week
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fetal examination TO determine the vAlas
of the Register as an advertising me-
dunn. Publishes more local and teIe-
graphic news In one issue than any OF
its contemporaries do in three
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licnn. of New Martinsville, was calling on
friends last Saturday evening.
DIR. Taught is home from Silver Hill
this week visiting his family.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-07-22
NEIGHBORHOOD.
EHAT HAS BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
Towns TEE PAST WEEK

e,ia Affairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered By Register Reporters
Readable Resume Of the Nsw&
The Helena independent., 1894-10-04
PERSONAL.

J. II. Mcknight. OF Great Falls iS ia
town.
Il. 4. BaylIS OF Maryvllle is visiting
In the oitT.
II. T. Hyatt, OF tho bank OF Townsend. II
In the oiiJ on yisit.
John r. Aihey, OF Arlington, is regis.
tered AZ th0 Grand Central.
Miu Minnie Noe, OF Dosr Lodge. 10 q
euOst OF tho Grand Central
y. q. MhelAy, Of Great Falls. arrived IN
tho city ysstOtday from that city.
T. H. Day loft yesterday for hi, homo 10
ATgylO. Wis, TO be absent about month.
lIsv. John Rsdmund. 4. j., In chafRs OF
81. Peters mission, has boon In tho olty
for aavafal dAya
Lord swansea Singleton, OF SwAnaeR,
south Wales. accompanied BY Hon. Niole,
Vivian Singleton. are distinguished guests
stopping al The Helena.
DIR. Thomas Cooper. the Congregational
minister will return from the cOnbt nn the
18th instant Ills stated that DR.. Cooper
will locate permanently In Helena.
Andrew Whitehead, OF Winston, and Miss
Annie 81 ltodiok, OF Canton, wers united In
marriage YESTERDAY ~ the Catholic church,
Rev. A. J. Nandenhomsl ofloalinE, TheT
are eussts Of the Grand Central.
A. Levy. Of tha Plymouth clothing house,
lsn to-day for the New York market. M.
Levy has Implicit eonhdsnoo In Tho future
Of Helena aud said that he expected TO buY
a larger stock Of goods than he has ever
bought
}. K. Ireland and Miss &!nnls Budl,
both of thla city were anited In marfiAge
on Tuesday morning last by the Row Dr.
Raleigh. At the house OF th, oficlating
Clergyman. AZ tho sans place aud by tho
same minister, leatetday aitp noon. Henry
l.. HAvens aud Mise LubllR CNIpontof, both
Oi Winston, were AlaO married.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-04
RICH GOLD LEADS.


The Molly stark said to Contain Ore
worth VI = Pound.
Letter vas received IN thla city yoatsr-
day from Joe Lultrsli. who Ia the diseoversr
aud owner Of a half interest IN the Molly
Stark lode al the head OF len Mile creek
hE. Lultrsll states that hs IL at present. on
gagged In erecting a shaft house, and when
this work IL oompls,sd will resume sinking
on the ledge. The shaft ia down 10 a
depth Of about twenty feet, and ths lode
has gradually Improved from the surface.
| MT. Luttfen says I'VE have one streak
that will 40 81 10 The pound OF dirt" Tho
Molly staTk osTtAialy MAKES fno show
ing and II II continues 10 improve with do
yelopmsha will sysniuHilT result In q
bonanza.
Old timers will be Interested 20 know
that the Clevsland mine (the original I'm
Gle ban), situated In DRY Ruleh. about
three and one half miles above Helena, 10
now In shaF. TO render good returns. Il.
q. Davies, Of this city, The oVnsf OF the
mine and q well equipped mill. has leased
ths same 10 VIM. II. HarIah, forme ly 10 o.
man OF ths Golden Crown. aud John How
ard, a thorough mill man from Colorado,
The Cleveland mine 10 rich 10 telluride ore.
but eVsTJ mining man knows thai 10 is vsrg
! W NANhN ttHhAAoh ihlpApNVa
methods In milling. Tho plan OF Mssars,
Harfhh and Howard 10 10 mill and couoen-
trhiS the o . on the ground and ship tho
concentrates 10 ATgo. Colo, which "
said 10 possess the only plant In the
Unl,ed States ospseiHlly prepared 70 trent
tslluEinm oror. The telluFium and gold
are so blended and combined that whom
placed In mn ordinary furnace tho tellu ium
volatilizss like quicksilver. carrying the
gold up tho Chimney. IA is believed tho
process contemplated will provo aatisfsc-
torJ. A rocket OF ore was fond In the
Uncle sam In 1868 that nsitel its owners
upwards OF $4,000.
John q. Macdonald and BaInsy Mul-
grew, we'll known mining men, huvs bonded
tho hoeyson lead from Q. B. Vaughan. and
will begin work on the property in few
days Ibis mine 10 In one OF the best To-
c,lities In the state, being situated between
tho Peerless jennie and Vstour lodes. in
the Vaughan mining district on Ten Mile.
Both the Peerless and Vatour have proved
rich In high grade gay copper ores.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-04
FlTZ DECLARED CHAMPION.
Later In the Day Uorbeu Puts Up $40, 900
for Fight.

Later In the Day COrbett Puts Up $40. 900
for Fight.
NEw ORLEANS, Oct 3.-Ths following
telegram was forwarded to-day by the
Olympic club;
ITO James J. Coibett, Boston, Mass.,
At regular meeting OF tho board Of diroo-
tors OF the Olympic club. held Tuesday.
Oct 2, n resolution was passed unAni-
mously declaring Robert FiiEsimmons the
onsmpioh heAyJ J-wsirht OF the world, and
be will be compsllsd 10 defend tho title
against the best man that can be found ia
the world The board OF directors we're
oompe,lsd 20 take this action on
account Of your persistent refusal 90 meet
Robsrt FitEslmmona who had complied
with evsry requirement. and the subtstiuRs
ron Testorisd 90 In causing ODonnell to
challenge Fithsimmons 10 not worthy OF
consideration. ID was 10 the Olympic club
that the heavJ- weight championship of thu
world was lost By John J.. sullivan and
won by you, and 10 10 now within the prov
ines and du,y Of ths Olympic elub 10 de-
clare Robert Fitzsimmons champion
hoavy-vsighi Of tho world. lsignsd)
Nv. A. scHoII.
president Olympic Club"
A similar letter was sent 20 FilLslmmons,
notifying him Of the clubs action, and that
he will be expected TO defend tho champion
heavy weight title In the month Of Feb
rnATy, lsah, against tho best mhn that eau
be found In the world
HosroN. OcL 2-William A. HTady said
tonight that CoTben had posted $4,000 10
nght FiiEsimmons and conference will
DO held In New York. Oct. II.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-04
JOTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN.

Registration begins next Tuesday.
Two disturbers Of the peaos wsrs tried In
the police court yesterday. One OF them
was inod.
seerstAry Of State Roiwlit has sent QUE
for publication tbs official notices Of iho
election for tho state capital on Nov. q.
There will be q literary concert and sup
rer given by tho Misses Ctump, LaTkina
aud Donell. Thursday, Oct I, atbL James
A. NJ. 4. church.
The granite sidewalk in font OF the Mer-
chants National hank which had become
uneven has been leysled M
Tho sale OF tho Topet,y corner Sixth
ave and Main street. by the BToAdwateT
estate 10 the WslnstsinS has been con-
iirmsd by thu probate court
Joe semsnsc, tho old-,ime mine, has re.
tufned from prospecting trip on the head
waters OF the Big Hole river. lie reports
good quartz mines In that region.
All msmbors Of Naomi Robskah lodge
No. 1 are cordir'ly invited and requested 30
be u, esent tonight, a. business OF lmpoT-
taueo and pleasure will come before ,he
lodge.
Assistant QuArtsrmAstsr Hoyt tSuoivsd a
telegram f,om Washington yesterday 10
award tho coat acts for lhs hospital build
ing at the post a. follows, BuildinR, deb
hardt & Wagner, Helena, Sl6 900, hot water
heating. StuTrook y rTeuitt, Helena,
g. 1dhd0i plumbing, Gould Btos,, Butts.
sbSL9oi gsa n.,inR, DSJOr 4 Co., 81 Paul,
ShIb0.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-04
BORDONI's ICE PICK.


lie Undertake. to Wipe Out Some French
Residents With H.
Bordoni. an Italian who conducts place
on North Main street called the Bodepa.
was arrested last night about ~ o'clock
and placed In jail. The cause OF Bordonrs
troub dhtss back several weeks. When
he started up the Bodega as a drinking and
eating resort ho had as . partner q polite
and sffAhlo FrenohmAn. But II was not
long before tho FrenchmAn and BoTdoni
rot into a quarrel, and the former quit
This OF itself aid not trouble Bordoni. Ho
was we'll enough alone, hs thought but
when he found all OF his Fiench
customers stopped patToniEing his place be
got mad lie drank some and became
maddsT, until finally his madness devsl-
opod into q SORT Of frenzy. Then be de-
oided TO kill all the Freuchnen in town.
with this idea In view he took an ios-piek
In hand and started ont last night TO vips
ont his former patrons. lie found three OF
them In beer saloon above his
place and al once proceeded TO
business Tho hrst blow OF the
pick struck a FTsnehman underneath the
eve and made an ualy wound. BoFdoui
then stnTtsd for tho others. but before he
could carry ont his design OficsT Quentin
had him in hand aud hs Was mAtohed OIL
20 the jail and giVon chsnoc 20 cool HE
oyerhsated brow. Bordoni has heretofore
been q we'll bshavsd oitiRon, bul bis con
duet last night was VerI bad, considering
tho pToyOoailon.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-04
A RUNAWAY WIFE.

Mra Alice Davis 4, brought Back Ffom
Bntte TO stand Trial.
A few weeks ago Alice Davis, a resident
OF Silver. tbs frat station north from Hell
ena on the Montana Central railway. filed
an application In tho district court praying
for divorce from her husband. William
Davis. The grounds alleged we're extreme
cuel,y on tho par, Of the husband. After
filing the papers Mrs. Davis returned TO
Silver and occupied tho section boarding
house, which was the joint property OF hus-
hand aud wife. or course there wnB au-
other man In the case a. there usually is.
His name 10 George Pulver, and hs kept a
saloon just across the track from the seq
tion house. where ho bonded for some
time. But when tho trouble began between
husband and wife Mr.. Pulyer was
obliged TO keep bachelors hall In
his own domieils, This state of
affairs continued mp 10 Monday lhst, when
Mrs, Davis and Mr.. Palver came TO Helena
and went on 10 Butte on the samo train.
registering ht the 5ouihe' n hotel hs man
and wife. As stated Ia lHK lNDErESDrNT
yeetetday, they wore arrested, and Ars,
Davis was brought to He'sua yesterday By
City Marshal Davis. Sho was charged with
committing adultery. rho had q p Slimiu-
AIRY examination before Judge Gage aud
was released on bond Of $50. Mr.. Davis
wants the Girl baby. OttAlle. which Mrs.
Davis took away with her hnd declines %
aise up. She positively refuses TO have
anything to DO with him. The husband
was anxious TO have Pnlver brought back
from Butte. nnd declares his intention OF
fling n cross bill for divorce. Albsn J..
Loeb represents Mrs. Davis. and A. j..
Craven Ia aotiug au attorney for M. Davis
George Pulver was released In Butte and
PRINTED 10 go hts WAS. He is a man
sbout IS yeNrs OF age, good-looklng and q
widowsr with one son. who IL at school Ia
the east. Mrs. Alice Davis 10 - years Of
age. intelligent and of pleasing appear
hnc0
The Helena independent., 1894-10-04
N r, AND I. p AT GARRISON
Through Connections ~ Us MAIDS st That
roiat=uosd Thing for Both.
Bpseial 10 Tho IndotapdsBL

Through Connections 10 Its Mads at That
roiot-uosd Thing for Both.
Special 10 Tho IndouendsnL
kr. PAUL. Dot. a.-Ths announcement
that The Unlon Pacific and the Northern
Pacific ere contemplating various schemes
whereby thoy might make through oonnso-
tious either ~ Garrison or Butte. and main
tain the most intimate relations BY enter
ing into q close tarin attAngsmoht, wau
confirmed by the offslals Of both roads to-
day. The eonntetion will DO al Garrison,
and the Garrison line 10 10 be opsned, Civ
ing the Union Pacific full hshdwsy inio
The PnRot sound country. That uuieh IL
certain. On what terms ihs arrangement
will bo made IL not Tst knovn 10 the Off 3
eials themselves definitely. The conference
between tho oficlels OF both roads was
continued to-day. In a general way IA may
te said that these two great north Pacific
coast sJatems will he allies 10 every stnfo
In which that term is interpreted By rail-
Toadets. The Northern Pacific will have
another feeder from ths southeast, and the
Union Pacific will bnvs a through line, In
direct, IL Ia true. Into Puget sound. and
will need 10 ask no concessions from the
Oregon Railway a Navigation company.
For many years the Union Pacific has
been tTTinR TO induce the Northern Pacific
10 soospt its business into Puget sound, but
the Northern Pacific hAs stood out hrmly,
not having forgotten ths cold treatment II
received from the Union Pacific about three
years ago. AZ that time the Union Pacific
sought TO eoeres the Northern Pacific into
accepting its business At Portland for Pugo,
aound. and the latter road brought action
TO Withstand this aggression. The case
was brought before Justice Field, in tbs
United States court. and be decided In
favor OF the Northern Pacific. This was The
we'll known Oregon a. Navigation and Utah
q Northern case. sinos that iims the
Union Pacific has been quite concilistory
and lts patti ence Ia about TO be rewarded.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-04
PROF. SWING DEAD.

ChlonEos Most Noted Preacher Now Sleeps
tho hternAl sleep
CiucAoo. OcL 3.-Prof. David Swing died
at $40 O'Clock tonight OF AoutO blood poi =
souing. brought on by m AttAck OF jaun 81
dice. Prof. swing Was born In Cincinnati
Aug, e. 1880. In the Goa he accepted tho
paslofato Of the Fourth rTssbJto,lan
church. one Of the wsAlthissi and mos, In
nusnilsl institutions Of ila kind In Chicago.
In 1871 he wss tried before the Chicago
presbJtety on charges OF hersaI ptsfstrsd
by Rev. Francis l.. Patton, now president
Of Princeton college. Tho charges which
wsTo lNpSss from Presbyterian doctrine.
we're not sustained, but tho consequent
feelings vsrs 60 bitter that Prot Swing
brought matters TO a close by resiRniuR his
paatoTAte.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-04
EXIT RAPID TRANSIT.
Meeting OF stooEho oldera to Make . Formal
Transfer OF stock

Meeting OF Stockholders to Make Formal
Transfer OF stock.
Al a meeting Of this stockholders Of The
Helena Rapid Transit company held In tho
Office OF Richard Jockey yesterday, a Tsso-
luton wAa passed authorizing q transfer Of
ths property 20 ,hS HelsaG Power aud
Lish, company. The latter company rep
resents the consolidated Helena Electric
and Rapid Transit companies. The stock
vas represented M follows |. Parker
NsIEsy. OF Great rails. representing the
Minneapolis Trust oompant, receivers OF
the NorthWsats Qua AntT Loan company
W, + Raleigh, W. q. PftuIti, Peter Winnie,
Fred Gamer and Richard llookey. iha
company will dlsluooi iUoraio after the
transfer has been made, which vii proba-
bly be In foW DAYS I he ptw conn any
haa discontinued tho uss Of the Ra, III
Transit power house. and removed part NJ
tho machinery 10 The old Helena Eleetrin
company plant sad all povsr aud liRht
will hereafter be furnished from that sta
tion. All street cara nov start out from
the car barn q, the head OF Msln street.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-04
THE ARKANSAS CYCLONE.
Damage Done In Little Rock Foots Up a
Million.

Damage Done In Little Rock Foois Up a
Milton.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. Oct. 3.-Ths losses
OF last nights storm will aggregate nearly
$l,0O000O. Damage al the stats insane hsJ.
lum is 100000. DIR. Ingats. assistant su-
psrint.ndent was killed by falling wall.
Two attendants and two patients are
also missing. II Is sail they were buried
under the walls. The state psnitsntiary
sustained a loss OF 100000. A convict
named james wns killed and several Others
injured. jackson Boyd and bis thres-
yeaf-old child were crushed 10 death In
their home by fallen wall. When taken
from the ruins tho child was olnsped In iis
fathers arms.
Fout human lives were lost and forty
people were injured. some prabably fatally.
The killed; Dr.. J. I. 1nsate. Jackson
Boyd. son OF jackson Boyd, ]. I. Grimm.
From the moment IL struok until day
biesk the city was envsloped In darkness.
The atreets were nIlsd With bricks msriar
and debris OF ruined buildings and An in
eH,ricable maas OF telegraph. telephone.
electric and trolley wires.
Daring the entire day the business streets
have been filled With thousands of people.
men, women aud children, viewing the uin
wrought by the cyclone, and hundreds OF
workmsn were buslly enRaEed in removing
the debris from the streets ana sidewalks.
lepaifino damage TO buildings. and grAdL-
ally restoring ordef.
Gov. fiskbAck sent twenty-five conviots
10 the asylum this morning to AsGist in re-
moving falling wall. The convic,s con
fned in the wards demolished by the
cyclone we're removed immsdiAtsly after
the walls fell and taken 10 the chapel or
dance hall Of the institution. Eleven OF
them were hurt. however. and seven others
ere unaccnuntsd for. Tho main building.
the south half OF which vas destroyed. was
erected twelVs yeSrs ago at a coat OF t.NO.
900, and was one Of the most beautiful
structufes OF the kind in TIE United states.
HoT SPRINGS. Ark, Och 3,-Tbs oTelons
which did 80 much damage al Little Rook
last evening pnssoi north OF this city few
miles. Reports from that section to-day
say considerable damage vas done farm
property, but no fatalities are reported.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-04
TnR WEATHER LAST MONTH.
Meteorological summary NJ Prepared D.
Obaaryar sharter

Meteorological summary No Prepared by
Observer sherier
The meteorological summary, ss prepared
by Observer sherisr. director OF tho Mon
tAna weather bureau, shows ,hAt the msGn
temperature wac 81 dog the hishes. ~
on the lltb. and tho lowest 81 on tho 2ith.
The greatest daily range OF temperature
waB 80 on the l7tb. The mean Temperature
WAS lower than In any September In the
history OF the weather bureau except last
when IL was 90. The total precipitation
was Lag inch-s. which. while lower than
some yeas, was higher than most. and con.
siderably above tho average. The number
OF oloudless days was thirteen. partly
ooudy siT, cloudy eleven. here was frost
on tho Gath.