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GAY, YOU DON'T KNOW YOU ARE
y alive If you did you would stop at GEO.
GRAYS. on the Riverside road, for cool
drinks and fine lunches; he knows how to
make all feel at home; pianos and parlors for
guests; come and be ''wid'' us for once. GEO.
GRAY, MiXologist.
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There are $1,000 salaried employees or
the lists of New York city, and the tota
expenditures of the city government
were $50. 600 for the year.
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/. ACCOUNTANTS.

A CCOUNTAN ANT-BOoKS EXAMINE
N adjusted and kept; charges reasonable. j.
SCOTT, 1909 Second street. between and x.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-FARIS Il
IN SPINKS, General Collection Agency, GA.
Istreet. Prompt attention given TO all mat
ters. Bad bills speciality.
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10O1 NINTH STREET - HOUSE OF z
IOEl rooms. Apply $40 K st. au1 7-9t
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EDUCATIONAL.

T OsT-A FOB CHAIN, LINKS; LOCKET,
IL oxidized silver, containing two pictures.
Return to 404 street and receive reward. TT
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EARMERg lNl MEERINIC2 SlTNGS RlNK

PEUPLES SAVINUS BANK.
sacramento, Cal.
Guaranteed $40, 900
Paid up capital and surplus. 301, 900
INTEREST PAID SEAII-ANNUALLY ON
/ term and ordinary deposits Money loaned
on real estate only. Address all communities
tons: Peoples Savings Bank, Sacramento.
WBf. BECKMAN, President
GEORGE W. LoRENz, Secretary
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A NCHOR LINE UNITED STATES MAIL
steeTage rates on lowest terms; New York,
Londonderry, Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast,
and all Continental points. Furnessa, Au-
gust 18th, 7:30A. NJ; Anchoria, august 2 9th,
OF Rome, September Sth, noon. For tickets,
drafts or money orders apply to any of our
local agents, or to HENDERSON BROTH
ERS, Chicago. IT'S
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uOP LAND, $50 PER ACRE-1,5oO
/ acres finely improved hop land, IA miles
from railroad on river, $50 per acre; $50 per
acre down; balance long time; low interest.
EDWIN K. ALSIP Il CO., 1016 Fourth street.
LIVERY MARRIED WOMAN SHOULD
T. know that "SEGURO" is the greatest
boon to them ever discovered. All druggists.
Price, 81 90 and So per box. Every box
SAFETY PACKET COMPANY, 531 K street,
Sacramento, for private circular.
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JXTANTED-BY A GOOD WORKING
w woman situation as working house
keeper in the country. Address A. d. this
office. au16-3ts
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WANTED TO BORROW, $500 ON
w good real estate security. Apply at this
office. au1s-3t+
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yXTANTED-A COMPLETELY FUR
w nished house. with or without servants,
until October LIST. Address p. o. Box 500
Sacramento. au1S-3t
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WANTED.

NTANTED-A RUSTLER; GOOD MONEY
w for the right person; must have SO.
Call Sunday, P. NJ, Orleans Hotel, room SS.
auis-2tF
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yxTANTED-To BORROW, $4,000 OR
w $4,000; can give first mortgage on farm
valued at $4,000. Address BORROW, this
ofice. au16-3t*
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ID ELIABLE JAPANESE MAN AND WIFE
IL want situation in respectable family;
man can do garden-work and Vile can do
housework. Address FUKUMOTO, 9O3 u
street. au16-3t*
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YITE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENCY
w and canyassers exclusive territory free
newspaper advertising a chance to deliver
goods before paying for them, immense profits
and q permanent business. Address CON
SOLIDATED, Lynn, Mass. IT'S
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M xJANTED-REsPECTA PARTIES TO
w rent portion of furnished house and
board small family on liberal terms. Ad-
dress B., this Office.
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BooKBINDERs.

DoOKBINDING-GO WORK. REASON.
ID able prices and prompInesS; the only
street. BREUNING'S.
ID SCHUYLER & CO, BOOKBINDERS.
IL, 400 ]. Examiners Worlds Fair and
Calls PICTURESQUE California Portfolios bound.
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TO LET Or RENT.

rIyc RENT-THREE NICE SUNNY ROOMS
suitable Tor housekeeping, furnished or
unfurnished cheap. 1928 street. au16-1W
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BOARD AND LODGING.

lJANSION HOUSE, SEVENTH, AND j
NI streets front suite, first floor. furnished
or unfurnished: rooms en- suite or single, with
or without board; board, 81 per week.
rAS N STREET-BEST BOARD IN TOWN
40 81 per week, with or without room.
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h00 NJ STREET-FURNISHE ROOMS
OUU for housekeeping; also single rooms.
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xETANTED-MAN AND WIFE; MAN TO
w make imselfgener~lly useful; can keep
house by themselves on the place. Address
II. c., this office. aul lo-4t*
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80 Nj STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
OIO front rooms; rent reasonable.
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JNANTED-A GIRL TO WAIT ON TABLE
w and do ehamberwork. Apply $40 N
street, between and IL 80 A. NJ. au17-3t
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w 40 or 80 acres, for CITY property, or
sell very cheap for cash. 6TROBEL, agent,
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GENERAL NOTICES.

WOU CAN REMOVE SUPERFLUOUS
I hair from face, neck and arms IN five
minutes with Nudene, without pain or injury
TO The skin; send for circular: agents wanted
NUDENE MANFG CO.. 216 Front street,
San Francisco IT'S
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INFORMATION WANTED OF WILLIAM
i w. smith, member of Co. f, Second Regi-
ment California Cavalry. Discharged at Pre-
sidio, San Francisco, October Is, 1862. Last
heard from at San Francisco In 1865. ANY
information OF him would greatly oblige his
trends. Address ALBERT KNIGHT, Box
CO.,, Keene. New Hampshire. au2-3W*
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n1 FOR MEMS EXTRA GOOD SHOES AT
d | Bankrupt Store, $40 j street. Clothing,
boots and shoes (for ladies or gents) almost
given away. o1O j street.
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INDUSTRIAL CHICAGO.
Not Materially Affected By soyerelgn's
order to the " of L..

Not Materially Affected By soyerelgn's
order to the K of l..
CHICAGO. July i1.-Throuehout the city
this morning there was little evidence OF
the business paialysla confidently predicted
by the labor leadera Every street car linu
WAS running. tho elevated roada cur lad the
utual number OF trains and the early
morning crowds Of wolkinsmsn on ,holr
way 10 the shops The SeAmsn. olsurmak-
era aud carpenters were ths only unions
which siRnined thsl- intention OF sloppin I
work to-day.
Reports from all the principal cliios are
10 the eject that the kniRhta OF Labor did
not strike anywhere In regpongs 90 S0yer-
eign's request. There eAn be no strike
without tue eonsent OF local asiemhNVe,
ana they have not yet had nm opportunity
10 considcr the matte.
The president " the tohmstsrs urian
claimed thia morning that l,5Dl tsamelo 4
had gone ON strike. bat t1e wholesals
stores reported leaning going on rs usual
Tho president ot tho Building Trades
council sara its 2BC0l msmbels will quit
wo before Saturday night The Seamsns'
union oalma membership OF 10000 who
have been ordered to st Ike, AZ noon mono
had etruok. This deman hakan' onion
No. 2. haying 800 mamhoTa Ia liiy west
side bake ahopa. decldel to-day 20 70 out,
AliaF an exhaustive investigation, COW
efina practically cVey field Of labor. the
EvsninR Poal nnda that 700 eiAar makoFa
have struck, aud 800 German bakers 60 cot
tonight, All other linso Of induatry nro
going on Ra uanal.
BuooklyS N, v, Jolg l.-Dslegales OF
ID strict Assembly No, N, X. OF L., having
a momhership OF 1900 railway employee,
adonied a reao,utlon uifoiiag help soert-
tary Donovan said this was much bette
than an order Tor HimpAthetie strike,
pesyrG july III. N. Cothin, district
asoretaIy OF tbs X. Of L.. said to-day con-
oefnina b0svrelgn's address; " iho so
called 'oido' is merely q request and viii
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MADE HIM BUY THE BEER.

Then Took All the Money They Could
Find on Him.
Patrick Lynch. Paul Moehan. John Con-
nora William Mum and james Conley
were tried In Judge Hunts department, OF
the district court yesterday on the charge
OF assaultinR and robbing Archie MeshAn
neat the Montana Central depot. The tes-
timony OF the pI osecuting witness was TO
the eject that he was passing through the
raj road yafds when the accused men nailed
him and invited him TO take a drink OF beer
out OF a pai they had. Ho complied. and
then they wanted TO mako him Ieplenish
the rail-. He contributed 10 cents toward
IT, and then they mndo him th ow In 10
cents more toward the same object. lie
stated 10 leave after this, ana ono
OF the men jumped on him and
held him. while another went through
his pockets and took Sl5O from him. oil
the money he had except q 81 bill wnioh
was In his fob pocket. As soon as he got
an opportunity be left the c. owd. one OF
them throwing rock al him in parting.
Judge Hunt instr ucted the jury that they
could either ind the men guilty. of robbery
OF OF assault and battery. or or simple as
sault. ihe juy retired shortly after thfes.
ana after waiting for them until nearly
fivs Judge Hont went home, leaving m-
structions for tho jury 10 zeal their yer-
dict.
The men we're defended by Theodore
Mufllsy and X. ii. howsy. County Attos-
noy Nolan prosecuted.
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pEnv PRIVATE PAPER..
His Rights csrefuiIy Protected by Judge
GrOsseup.

His Rights csrefuiIy Protected by Judge
GrOsseup.
CHICAGO. July ll.-Judge Grosseup sent
for Dobs and District Alto ney Milch lat
to-day. ''Mr. Dsbs," said the Judge
"stands accused In this court OF a grave
crime, but he has all the riRhta OF private
citizen. His private Affairs arc not 10 bs
inquired into. and II you have in your pos
session nny private papers or letters. or
other documents of that character, u 10
your duty TO return them."
Milohrist said the officers had taken pa
pers which they should not have seized.
This was due TO the ercitemsnt Of the mo-
ment The sealed letters had not been
opened.
Dsbs said be was satisfied with the state
ment OF the district aitosnsv. II dssire 20
thank the court" be said. "for this kind
ness and consideration and the protection
given me-" Ho then accompanied Mil
christ 10 the lat,er's Office. and tho letters
which we're seizsd last night we're given
him. All the books OF the railway union
aud ecords. filing sivernl large bAakets
were kept for tbs nso OF tho grand jur,.
The Indictment ngaipst Debs and the
others contains but one oba 20, that OF In
torfering with the mails.
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ooSorr" 40 rsyryrroATE.
Win Partlouiar Heisseaas to Interstate
commsrco and Malls.

Win Partlouiar Hefsseaos to fntsrstats
Commerce H1d Malls
wisnnaroH, July li.-At three o'clock
tho full interstate Oommsros COMMITTEES
voted TO report 10 tb0 house tho following
resolution Of Investigation
"WhsFoas. The constitution OF the unitel
States gives 10 The compress % tho Unitod
htntos alone the power 90 fsgulats COM
mofee among tho several states, ana
whereas. said commerce has been an
IL now interfcfbd with and inte fupted
without the authority Of congress therefore
10 n
''lleBolyed Z hat the committee on inter
state and foreign commerce h0 aud Ia
hereby directed 20 investigate aaid inter-
ference and int ruption, and the Cause
thereof, and Inquire hs 10 what additional
legislation, II ABy, Ia necessary TO prevent
recurrence thereof. said committee
shall have the power 10 designate a
Eub-committes from ia msmb0 10
Wait toe places whore auch inter-
torences and interruptions have occurred.
II may send for persons and papers, cram
Inc Witnesses under oath. employ stenogrH-
phere. at during tho recess OF congress, and
do oil things necessary 10 ascertain ths
facts connected with this aubisct Of In
| Quiry. IL shall report 40 the house Al M
early day nc practicable the result OF its
Investigations. and shall make such recon-
mendations, no IL may deem proper."
Two members OF the committee voted
against the motion TO investiRate. Repre-
sentatises Pate son, democrat, Of Ternea-
ses, md Bartlett. dsmocrat, Of New York.
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REPUBLICAN LEAGUE CLUB.

An Organization Effected AMI Officers
Elected To Manage It.
The Helena Republican club. League of
Montana, was organized at q meeting al
Grand Army hall on Tuesday night. by The
election Of tho following officers: President
Arthur ]. CrNveni Vice. Presidents, Thomas
Gilehris, and o. @, Frederick; Secretary.
T. N. Fleicheri Treasurer, Norman Il.
Holto-.
Tho following nnmea wore reported by q
committee, and from them will be taken
ssven who nrs 60 conetitnte an executive
committee; Firat ward August Marht,
Harry Tilton; second ward. II. Snndol, Geo.
L,e; Third ward. NJ. S. Gum, NJ. Rock
man; Fourth ward. X l.. DEER. Phn.
Simmons; Fifth war;. Il. DeNoille. Jno
Holdi SiIth ward. Geo. A. Boyle. Matt
Jahri Seventh ward. thomas Richards
Matt Wall.
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THE DELAYED RACE MEETINGS.
rhsy WIN Tahs Place ss eoon aa tho
Tie-up II on.

ihey VIII Ihhe iihne ns hoon ~ tho
Tie-Up IL on.
81 oAkina Of The poslpopoment Of the
wat aide faco meetings tho Anaconda
STANDARD aayG 'Oa Aeeonni OF the rail-
road tToublsa which render "A practically
impossible for horaomon 10 get 10 Mon
tena. the directors Of the Butto and Ana
conda racinR associations decided to-day
10 call the regular meetings OF. Special
meetings will DO given In both cities how
ever, No sOOn after the strike ha rosGible
and II 10 eIpoetsd thai they will bo fully a.
euccaasfnl ~ tho regular meetings would
havo been.
The present expectation OF tho directors
10 that n ten days meeting will DO given in
Anaconda commencing with Juy 20. aud
the ho seiwill then DO brought 20 Butte for
n meeting o. hltoen days. o possibly longer.
Large purses will ba giyen and II ID eK-
ected that fnlly az many stables will be
present NJ would have been the oaos had
there been no poatponsment Tns only
ho ues that may BE- kept away arc few
from The far east. Tho California and
. oRon horses will all be- here.
"A telegram was received from Portland
yeaterday, stating that ten carloads OF
horsea are In waiting there for the trouhlA
10 end. AZ soon No tho striko ia over they
will be shipped direct 10 Anaconda.
Horsos are also in waiting Al Salt Lake,
Ogden and ~. Paul for the oKisting troubles
Co md.
"lhe Helena meeting will follow that OF
Butte. The people Of Bate and Anaconda a
need not fear that they will not see all oi
the horse racing they want this rear, aud
~ will be fully no 10 their expectations"
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OFF FOR THE JUDITH.

A Jolly Party OF Travelling Men and 9th
a. ors Lehvo Helena ..,..
A jolly party. bent on both business and
pleasure. left Helena yesterday for tho Ju-
dith basin. IL comprised X. G. Clark. oi
San Francisco. W. A. Keller, of Denver. Ii.
A. Benner. of Helena. A. Zuokermsn. ol
San Francisco, all travelling agents; A. L.
Goodkind and Sam Sohwab, ths latter ex-
otfioio cook of the party. They were com
fortably rigged out with a tvo-sented sur
icy ana iour-holse wagon beating tueil
provisions. and although they intend 10
hunt anu nah they took the prsoautlon to
Ihke along enough stun 30 feed "a company
OF soldiers a month. Among the banners on
the wagons was this; "lhis is 10 Pullman.
but We get there Just tho same.''
UIe Of tho party. ratns: inexperienced
hunter, borrowed n shotgun, and examining
IL made the remark, "How do you get tho
oart idge in" lie was told 10 break it.
What for" he replied. lit don't bslong TO
me." Another OF tho rhrty. after having
had his flies attached 10 hi. fishing lines
for him, wanted to know "Where do We get
out bait" The party attrnetsd consider.
able attention when Is left Main ssreet and
sixth Aysnue.
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CuIcAoo, July il.-sovorolgn WAS in con
sultation to-day by long distance telephone
with General Soc etarT John W. Hayes. a,
H. MNgul and Charles A. French, mam-
hcFa OF tho eXeCnttv, committee 81 tho
knlghia " Labor, who hro In Washington,
sovereign uaiai Up oceodlnga will DO oom.
moared to-iaT under the direction OF ths
menihofs of thu executive epmmittso "a
impeach ATTORNEY uonlfal O,noy. We
nave lbs beat legal advice Ia Warrington
and tbs petition ngeinet the attorney goa
eral is oady for ming"
PHILADELPHIA, July ll.-A memorial ask.
ing tor the impeachment OF Attotuss Gem
efal Ouey ha, been prepared by tho cKoeu.
tive boa 4, X. OF L., Tor presentation ~
congress. II will bo circulated all over the
country for signatures
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STRIKE NOTES.
Cleveland Reports the Trouble Nearly al
m Fad.


Cleveland Reports the Trouble Nearly n.
m Fad.
CLryELANn. July 1.-THE employees OF
the Erie railroad here have decided 20 90
back 10 wolk. All trains started ss usual
this morning. The strike on the Bic -Four
is practically at an end. BY night il is
thought every roai leading ln,o the city
will have resumed with full foseo.
NAssuioN, Ohio, july lL-fhe Wheel
ing a Lake Eric tie-up VAS made complete
this morning by tho withdrawal OF NIL
broihe hood men, who were unable 10 con-
tiuuo work without n full complement 20
eacn ttdin crew. OnlV mail trains are
runuinf,
Sr. Louis, July 1.-THE RAILROAD situa-
tion shows decided Improvement The hs
Four is having the most aorious iroubls.
owing TO lack of n enen. Thn other roAda
are handling MI the freight oiisrel
nrnoir, Mimi. July 1.-The Tenny
bridge, two milus west ~ OlYuIou, on the
No thorn Pacific. burned hbout "a 90 q. IN.
The bridg, had baen nrcd tw,ci ia three
plaoes.
Ioirno. Ohio. Juls li.-As Feault OF a
meeting OF niombe uf all railway orders
a, Bellevnc Last night all she Nickel Pate
men 10. orlod for NO this morning.
MNSsArotts Mian., July ll-FortY
sWitchmen OF she SOC road Ia thia city
struck this morning beeaus, required W
switch cars from bOyeotted roads.
Sr. Pam. July lL-lbs oulf matter Of
importance In the local utFika aituatiOn to-
day was tho fotutn 10 work OF tho Northofn
PAcilc engineers,
EL pAso. Tex. July 1.-THE Southern
Pno he ran train vet this evening. tho
hfst Ia ten dara.
CntcAoo, July ll.-rhs MN on the wsit
Dlyls.on ssfeet anl cable car linsa decided
not 10 strike.
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Special to Tho Independent.

Special 10 Tho Independent.
AUGUSTA, July ll.-Last Sunday after
noon little Bottie Mo3ers was missed by
hor parents while on visit 10 J. A. John
son, on Dry creek, and after securing The
country in every direction until two a. m.
halt was called 20 await daylight, and a
general alarm was Bent out Before night
about twenty-five mon and women wore
learohing for the lost child. BY Tuesday
noon tho number reached almost forty
men, twenty eight on horseback, the COM
mand of which was given TO J. N. Weaver,
and those on foot 10 T. q. Woods Hay
PLY thu foolmen found the child forty 1--we
hours after being lost standing bare
headed. bstefooted and almost exhausted
10 mnd and water th 90 TO four inches
dosp, and ia now In fair way 10 recover
from the to rible experiences. Little Bette
ia three yeara eiRh, months old, and how
sho could survive fortJ-hvc hours without
food. bareheadud and alone, is one OF thl
wystetiss. Great was the rejoicing when
Judge Woods placed her in her iaIsnis'
nrms
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r.oapod JAN nlrd. l,soapIuroa.

Special to Tho lnaopendent.
BozEsAN. July The four men who
broke jail last Saturday we're captured
Tuesday by Sheriff Caldwell aud Special
Deputy J. 4. keown a. Sixteen Mile Crock.
aome forty miles moth OF Dozemou. The
capture was very clever one. es the men
had n good start. They had built a raft
ana wsro just statsisR Tor the hiasoon
nvsr when the officers arrived aud success
fully captured the duartette. The escaped
men were ThomAa keAm. a FinlAnder. I'M
der ntonee of seven years for highway
robbery at Timberlinel the other three we're
being held for robbery At Bate. rhsy are
now safely lodged In the oounty jail,
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hsyo no effect Ia the vest. II seemed 10
have b0sn written under tho influence Of
the lnb0f atinOs DhsFs Ot Chicago. For the
vast 10 olriko would In !ars labor By aiieet-
Ing tho position u has obtainsd after years
of s0o l."
Nov YouM, July 1.-THE Evening World
aaIG There 10 little DOUBT that 500
knights 'of Labor Ia tho city, nndof tue
i1fladietion Of District Assembly No. %,
will 90 ont hs soon M action 10 taken on toe
order from Sovereign. There are upwal
Of 1000 knights In addition who may alto
be induced 10 40 out
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JUDGE HALLETTs OPINION.
THINKS the Principle OF the Strike
HeVonu llaAson

THINKS the Principle OF the Strike IL
Beysnd Reason.
DENVER July 1.-THE fedetal grand Jury
met this afternoon. JUDGE Hallstt. after
calling attention TO the A. X. U. strike, and
instructing them az 10 thoir duties in this
matter, said; II think that tho principle
upon which the strike has been carried
out is beyond all reason. II ID
remarkable that tho vissst Statesmen
could have piedisted these conditions ono
hundred years ago. II can not be said that
because these uaions have noble pu poses
they bavs right 90 override ibe lava OF
this country ant put 10 inconvenience the
whole countFy."
Tho jurJ will investigate eases where the
strikers ints ferod with tho operation OF
lines 10 the bands OF receivers. as al Tim
dad and PuOho.
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NO KNIGHTS WENT OUT.

They win Await tho onlclai order From
sovereign.
The order from General Master Work
man Sovereign calling on lhs knights OF
Labor 10 quit wo'k did not hsyO the effect
OF making any Of the members OF tho
order walk out IN Helena. Loading mem
beIs Of the order said that thov bad 70.
eOiyod no oilleial oommunic ,tion from she
general master workman. aud thsy would
not act on the trlegra bio reporta OF the
order ~ sent out FROM Chicago. Peter
Breen, Of buttg, IA the district master
workman OF the kniphts OF labor for
Montana. Any ordu 10 quit work mi sht
come tLroaah hllp, o. ~ mlgGt oume direct
10 the local .uagss.
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HAMMOND. lad, Jaly lit was reported
from Whiting that two United States dep
uty marshaIS wore killed this evening and a
number wounded in a fight with rioters.
Adiutsnt General Robbins Immediately de-
taiied three companies state militia 90 the
scene. Pilot Nicholas and the crew OF the
tug kittie were Il ed on by the militia al
Blue Island this nfte nooa, but no one in-
iured. Two companies Of iegulafs have
been sent from Chicago 90 Teinfo 90 the
militia. The strikers at Whiting are deter
mined and well armed.
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THE BOSTON
Big Clearance
Sale of
Boys Children's
Clothing
At MarVGlOuSly Low Prices.

II may be unfortunate for us, but
ITS good thing for you that we
have too much Boys and Chill
dren's Clothing.
1t means dollars in your pockets,
for down 90 the prices.
Mothers OF Boys look at these
prices, then remember that it's
The Boston that is advertising
them
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RoruraAY. Firth OF Clyde, June Ito
dag race bstwoee the NiRilaul and Britt
annla for priza oh5fed BY the Royal
Northatn ynsht club vas over eoasea
nearly saua Q. twice, then 90 the oppeslto
anglo OF the square and back, The Nigi.
lant'a ballast nad been shifted aaa ahp np-
peased IN much better trim. AZ Tho second
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-12

CmcAoo, July ii-Assaaviu Prsndsrgasrs
haheas corpus application was -day sane
fer oil 10 tho United States eoufts.
The application Tor hnbeaa coipua van
made to Judgo q otHeap, wac said lac
could nnl tnd time ~ bea thu eaao. u
hia suggestion toleefAna w0tc.o lnt 10 jud .
saamap, a. MilwAakss. aud Juage huni
at Madison, asking tbOm 30 hear 40 So
mouts
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-12

DFNvFR July ll.-Befere Judge Hallesl
to-day c. j. Bush. cue Of the santa te
strikers at Lujun,n. was sentenced to forty
days ia tho county Jail. The trial OF the
twenty-five men who Jishrmed the deputies
at Tlinilad was began this afternoon.