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The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
Welded AFTER MANY YEARS;
Meantime MiilIs Had naried n Husband
and Daniel Lost Two Wives.

Meantime MiiIIs Had Baried n Husbsn<
and Dabisl Lost Two wives.
NEw YORK. sept "a. t.-Thirty-hvs years
ago Daniel G. Osmun and Mile A emis
we're nciehbors In the Orange valley and
became lovers. Young Osmun was nd1
Miles only admler. There we're several
bu. the one who found most favor in tho
eyes OF Millle's parents was wealthy young
man named PowerL
Osmuu aud Mile had pliRhted thesF
troth secretly. bat che opposition OF The
young voman's parents TO Osmun because
he was poor was so strong that they parted.
Osmun went west and settled In Chicago.
where he became prosperous. He has been
married twice since parting with hla frat
love. Mlllie married Powers. Her hus-
band died -four years ago. Recsntly Osi
nun, who had becomes vidower. learned
that Mrs. Powers was q widow. aud be
hastenod TO renew her aoquhintanoe.
The result was y Wedding on Tuesday. IL
took place At the residence OF City Collso-
tor simeon II. Smith, 30 Eighth street,
Jersey City. Tho bride 10 ~ aud she q oonI
20. bot they looked halo and hearty. and
they seem destined 20 enjoy many years OF
happiness. Mr.. Smith 10 Mrs. Powets SON
iu-law. His son Ia married to another
daughter OF Mira Powers. Mr. smiths
irst wife Was Erminis A. smith. who was y
we'll known member OF Soroais. Mr.. and
Mrs. Osuun went 10 Chicago and will live
there,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
THE TICKET ooMPLEIED.
Everything Went Along Smoothly at the
Night session.

Everything Wont Along Smoothly at the
Night Session.
Az the evening session ths nominations
wore proceeded with. Major Maeinnis
placed Clarence II. Garrett in nomination
for county treasurer. ID. II. Peeler and S.
II. Mcintyre seconded the nomination and
John 4. NJ. Noil!. on beh,lt Of the Seco ond
watd, moved thn. 10 be made By aoolsma-
,iou, which wa, done.
For cletk aud recorder Charles {. Muflley.
Arthur W. Ida and Charles W. Burton we're
named. Mufllsy was nominated on tho
hrst ballot, receiving 70 votes, Ide 40 Buf-
ton u.
Col. O. Il. Nolan placed the name OF
Richard II. Purcell before tire convention
tor tbs nomination for county attorney.
Thsro were seconds from all over the hall
aud the nomination was made by aeolamR-
tlou.
For county assessor ID. j. McNally and
jacob Fischer we're named. The ballot re-
suited in the ohoios OF Fischer. who got 81
votes. McNally AZ.
James N. Wade and Raleigh T.. wIlkin-
son we're the candidates for auditor. Wilk.
inson received s6 votes aud tho nomination,
Wade getting 40.
j. X. Bfauble, OF Ma'ysville. Mra. Maud
Davis Baker and Mise Carrie Tutnley were
put before the convention for tho nomin-
alton for county superintendent OF schools
The ballot rssulerd Baker 80, Br0mble 25,
Turnlsy 7. Mrs. Bakor was mads the
nominee.
Tho nomination for public administrators
wns the only QUE requiring moe than ono
ballot. w. w. shipman, Sam Alexander
and Gso. y. May we're the candidates.
The frat ballot resulted: hhipmAn G3
Alexander 40. May 22, blank l; total l2G;
necessary 10 a choice GO, Maya namo was
Withdrawn and the second ballot resulted.
Shipman "a, Alexander AZ, nominating
shipmAn,
For coroner. Dr. u. l.. Carmichael, Or.
A. II. Dngas and DR.. Mary Il. Moo Q. OF
MAiysyille. were proposed. IL was ex-
claimed that woman vas ineligible. aud
DR., Moors's nAms vas Withdrawn The
ballot resulted In The cho'op OF DR.. Oar
michael, who got ~ votes, DoRgs Us.
Moore 1.
John s. Kssrl was nominated for county
surveyor by Reolamation.
| For Justices OF the ponce Of Helena town.
ahip :. X. Davis md Terrence ODonpell
wore named. and for oonetAbloa w. H..
Huber and John Quirt.
The county central committee was named
as follows. First ahTd, J. Nj. Clements;
second. Geo, Pfcningef; third, W. N, q.
SottlsG fourth. &. r. Dillon; nth, NJ. NJ.
Donoghue, axib, Daniel Hanley; seventh,
G. W. DnTtoni MarItyille NJ. V. bhea;
East Helena, W. W. Norton; Augusta. j.
NJ. Weaver; Spokane. ID, y. Hedges; Deaf
born, John Daafj Unionvllle, Phil Cou-
stance; kosAlo'a. c. II. Fo iuenl Rimini.
John AZ. Davis; Valley, Donalt Bradford;
CATtetavillo, ]. W. Carter; Miiehells, X
Y. Wilkinson; Nelson. Z. II Russolli But.
loT Hugh MoUinty,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
U. S, COURT At BUTTE.
District Judge Knowles Renders His
Dsclslon in the A. r. u Con-
temp! Cases
Several OF tho Accused Senteno0d
10 Thirty Days and Fined
Sioo Each
IMPORT Of The JadEs's Remarks In Passing
ssAtspos -ysiIowstoss Democrats Ia
County Convention.

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ha, TLs ob,,,s ,h., 7 iii oon.ids, 10 ,ha,
an. a.,anaan,s ,r,a,fsysa with ,bs ons,s-
zion, of ,bs railroad. and ,ha, b, ,bsis act,
,hs, .oosh, ,o man. puos,ot, ,bs ord., nj
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The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
YELLowsroNE DEMOCRATS.



Meet In Hsrmoaious Convention aud Pa,
Ups strong Ticket
Special to Tho Indopsnisnt
BILLINGS. Sept 2l-rho democ attic
county convention met this morning al 10
o'clock. Geo. n. Hnys was chosen tempo
ray chairman and Austin No th tsmpo ary
secretary. J. ID. Mstheson wns elected
permanent chairman. Austin North secre-
tary, aud L. L. Gruvsll assistant secretary.
A set of ringing resolutions wee adopted.
The delsQates to the state convention we're
instructed 10 support no orniilato unless
favorable TO the free and nnilmitsd coinage
OF silver. The convention was entire y
harmonious and very strong ticket wns
nominated. All sro confident that the 70.
publican majority in this county will be
oblltoratsd In November.
The following 10 the ticket nominated;
Senator. l. ID. ODonnell; representative.
Z. Lavalle; sheriff, J. h, Hsrford; clerk
and recorder. Il. @. Armitaes; treasurer.
B. +. Morse; assessor. Lsslio Bunnell; sttoF-
nsy. G. A. Lsnsi superintendent Of schools.
Mrs. LueT s. Raiisbsck; coroner. d.. J. Il 8.
Free; surveyor, Henri Ostfandor; commits
sioners, Henry q. WilliA.s two years, J. H..
sohnall four years; iusticss of the psaoo for
Billings A. Campbell and james Kelly;
oonstsbles. Hsurr Terrell and George
Davidson; chairman OF the county central
committee, George NJ. Hays
Delegates to tho state convention;
George NJ. Hays. Y. L. Mann. II. w. Row.
ley. ]. ID. O'Donnell, George Hubbard.
Thos Collins, 4. L. Morse. Z. LAvello; alter
nstes, il. A. Noyes Austin North. j. ID.
Matheson. Glib A. Lane. II. b. Rademsker.
A. Campbsli, W. y. Teneyok, A, J..
CiIlsdors,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25

Tho Proceedings Wore Interesting and tho
Contests were Carried on with
cut any nittoFnasG

The democratic convention for Lewis and
Clarke county which mot a, tho auditor
ium yesterday, placed in tho field a ticket
which Ia looked upon as strong from begin
ming 10 end. /, 10 as follows
Representatives Ia the lseislatufe--A. ).
Davidson, Jamss II. Murphy, @. Il. Nolan.
ID. II. Peelsf. Nick Hilger. Geo. +. Cop, J.,
I. MoCabe, and w. g. Prsuitt,
Bherin-C Charles ID. Cnftls.
Troasnrer-Clsrenoo b. Garrett
Clerk and reoorder-Charioss \. MufIlly.
County attorney-R. X. Purcell.
Assessor-Jaeob Fischer.
Auditor-R. Y wilkinson.
Superintendent Of schools-Mrs. Maud
Davis Baker.
Pablo sdministrator-w. W. shipmnn.
ooroner-Dr. ID. L. Carmichael.
Sutveyor-John q. Kesrl.
Justices Of the peace for Helena town
ships. X. Davis and Terrence o. 'Donneii.
oonstsbles for Helena township-w. II.
Huber and John Quirk.
The proceedings OF the convention were
entirely harmonious, and though there
were some contests for tho various nomi-
nations. they were carried on In such way
~ to leave NO bitterness behind. and only
showed the faith that the democrats have
In The result OF the election this fall. Most
OF The nominees were present, and made
speeches after they had been succsssfui in
securing Abe places on tho ticket which
they desired. No nominations were made
for county commissioner. on account OF
the decision Of the supreme court.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
MADE A DRAW OF 1T.
First OF tho Triple FIatic Events At ths
Olympic Club. ~

First Of tho Triple FIatIc Events at thu
olympic Club. IL
NEW ORLEANS hept. 24.-Tho hrst Of the
series OF lights which will form the
pugillstic triIls syents at the Olympic club
took place tonight in the presence Of
about 1900 spectators. Prof. John Eok-
hart. the popular New York rsfsres. oft-
ciatod AZ Judge OF the motits Of tho men.
according 10 articles Of agreement bstvsen
tho nahtsiG Murphy and Plimmsr fought
for purss Of 81 500. $1,000 to the winner
and $500 10 the loser. Tue men were In
splendid condition aud weighed In 40 the
stipulated weight-1i5 pounds. The stake
less ring vas introduced tonight for the
irst time and so far as appearances went.
seemed TO be an improvement on the old
style OF enclosure.
Plimmer was seconded by Billy Mo
Caithy. Benny Murphy and Al Robbey.
Murphy was looked after by James Con-
ners. Jake KilrAin and Andy Bowen. @s
The work In the nrs, round vas vesy
pretty. Plimmer landed several lstt hand
punches on the head and riRhis
over the heart. Though he misssd
ever seen In the ring here. Plimmsr had the
best Of ths round. aud also through the en-
tire Twenty-Five rounds. bat Murphy's
Ramsuess and goneralship were remArkab>s
and prevented his defeat
TIE refei ee declared the match q draH
and his decision received general approbar
tion.
Tomorrow night Jack Evsrhart. The
local fnyo lite. viii give Stanton Abbott q
night for a purse OF $l,J00. A six-round
bout bstwesa Grlfo aud Mickey Dunn viii
precsde the contest.
Tho carnival will close with the RreatesA
flight that has taken place 10 the Lass tive
years. Bob FitziimmOns and Dan Cfeedon
are TO defend the middlewsiaht champions
Ahip of tho world.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
PRELIMINARY BUSINESS.
Temporary Organization and Appoint
msnt of Com M tttesa

Temporary Organization and Appoint
mont of Committees
The convention was called 10 order
shortly after noon by Daniel Henley, chair
man OF the county central COMMITTEES.
Hon. Sam Word was unanimously chosen
temporary chairman. In short speech OF
thanks he said, ITO all democrats who
feel that the cause 10 weak, say brace up.
There was never an opportunity such as
this for the election Of their entire ticket
have no interest 10 serve but the pros.
perity OF the Democratic partw Put Jour
hsads together unssltishly 20 nomi inate the
men who will DO ] the largest vote. and We
will astonish the enemy" Appinuse.l
james N. Ralstop, of Marysville was
chosen temporary secretary.
When IL came 10 naming the committee
on credentials, there were two propositions,
ono to let the chair appoint seven, the other
10 lss each ward and outside precinct select
its own member. There was a large ma
jority In favor OF leaving this matter with
the chairman. On the appointment of the
committee on permanent organization aud
order OF business and tho com mmittee on
resolutions the convention again divided.
and this time the vots was in favor of let
ting the wards and outside precincts name
their own msmboia Tho cbai, named as
the ommittee on credentials y. w. Knight.
ID. II. Peoler. A. J. Stesle. ii. II. Lidolph.
VIM. Muth, John s. III. Neil and John
Brady. The convention named the follow
ing committee on permanent organization
and order OF business: Il. @. Psrrst VIM.
Briggs, James Bullivan. q. Z. Dillon, Geo.
I. Cope Daniel Hanlsy and VIM. Taylor.
Hslsnsi y. b. Dillon. Mhrysvills; II. J.
Slavin, East Helena; Phil Constance.
Unionville; X. H. Floyd-Jones. Kessler's;
J. Ii. Murphy Riminii Il. w. Dun
can, Goodwin'g James Kelly, Empire;
IL. j. RoRan, Valley; W. 4. Baxter, Car
,srsville; Il. +. Wilkinson, Nitohells; I. Is.
Reilly. Nelson; John Irwin, Baxondsle;
Hugh McGinty. Butler; John Duify. hilvet;
ID. +. Hedges, Spokane; David Auohard.
Dearborn; Charles II. Taylor. Augusta.
The committee on resolutions We named
"a follows; J. NJ. Clements, Il. 4. Flabertv,
Martin MaRinuis, Albert l. Loeb, @. B.
Nolan, w. G. Hickey aud John Baker. Hell
enn; NJ. ID. Shea, Marysyills; W. q. Hutchin-
son, East Helena; Angus HAokshAw. Union
willie; j. BIuos Simrson. Kssslers; J. II.
Murphy, Riminl; II. W. Duncan. Butlsl;
lom Cullsn, Empire; Donald Bradford.
Valley; w. y. Baxter, Cnrterpvilie; X, Il.
Wilkinson, Mitchells; I. b. Reilly. Nelson;
John win, Baxtndale; John Dnffy. Sllver;
ID. Y. Hedges, Spokane; J. NJ. Weaver.
Augusta. Resolutions were introduced and
referred 20 tho committee on platform,
pledRinR the delegates 20 tho state conyeu-
tion 20 stand up for strAiah. democratic
nomination, and against fusiou. and rec-
oRuiEinR tho right OF lhbof TO organize
pRainst orGAnize capital. The convention
then took recess until three oaoek.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
THE BOSTON
THE SQUARE
USE OF
PLAIN ENGLISH.

When the advertising atmos-
phere is heavily charged with
exaggeration, it is well to remem-
Der who the honest advertisers
are. We have labored to make
our advertisements plain, strong
as the facts demand, but not
overstated. We tell you about
the stock clearly and truthfully.
That's the point we wish to en-
phasize. We allow no misrepre-
sentations-no sailing under false
colors. We are simply telling
the plain, the unvarnished truth
when we state that our clothing
is cut, trimmed and put together
in the latest, most approved, most
artistic and substantial manner,
and will compare our clothes
with any Tailor-Made Suit for
style, fit and finish, and that we
we are selling them at prices
that draw crowds and hold them
--prices that don't make you
poor-prices that don't make us
rich-prices to harmonize with
the times. Ifyou are looking fol-
bargains in Mems, Boys and
Children's Clothes you had better
look our way.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
TELEGRAPHIC BREyIrIES.

INDIANAPOLIS. sspL 2i.-ClevolEni get,
the neIt national convention OF the cars
psnters aud ioinsra.
WAsnrSdros, Sept. q. Cash balance IN
the ttsa.urV to-day was Sl2t, GA 63l, Of
which Sbs. 2S9. 800 was gold reserve,
PORTLAND Ore. Sept. 2L-kevlssd esti-
mates OF ths losses tesulting from yeatef-
DAYS Are place tho loss Al S16QO)O,
BALTIMORE. sept. 2i.-Tho democrats Of
Carroll county to-day pAsasd resolutions
strongly denouueing German and Gibson
and advocating the election Of senators By
direct votO.
CtuyELLNp Sept. 2t.-CloyAlAnd 10, BAL
tlmo Il Louiavills Z. New lork .; ~
Louis 1. phiS ielphiN 81; Cincinnati T. hos
ton I; Chicago ", Washington o; ptttEburR
TO- Brooklynf,
NEWPORT, Ark, Ssrt. A.-Df. II. y. VIII
son, ono OF the moat prominent men la
Arkansas, was shot and Almoa instantly
killed by RoboF, simmons, chief Of police
OF this city this afternoon.
wAsuNoroS. SspL "a. Shipments Of
standard silver dollars during the last week
amounted 20 S90S ssS, The shipments OF
fractional silver coin duFiuq the prsasut
month 70 date aggregated sl,0tAOI6.
WAanIsaToN. sept a. i-Atchbinhog Ss-
tolli on behalf OF Pope Leo, haa conferred
on Rev. James MoMahon. OF the Catholic
unlys sity, an appointment As prolato 0t
the holy see, with the title OF monaignoL
Los ANorLnA SspL 2i.-Judgs Ross. 10
the federal COURT thia morning s.ntenoed
0allaghet and Buchanan. A. r. u, at'ik-
era. 10 eighteen monthf imprisonment IN
the couutT jail aud Ene of $1,000 The
outcome Of ths trial has oaussd a sensation
here.
PuuApEIrmA. SepA 2l.-Fiye la6ofera
were buried under a mass or earth tbn
afternoon while making an excavation for
tho Foundation Of q wall just below os
mantOwa avenue. One man diei few
minutes after hia body waa recovered.
Four others we're seriously iniared.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION,
Selection Of Legislative Nominsess and
Candidate for sherln.

selection of Legislative Nominsess and
Candidate for sherln.
Immediately after tho recess the reports
OF the committees on credentials aed pot
manent organization and orlor OF business
wsTs received and adoptsd. Tho latter
recommended 7. J. Walsh for permanent
chairman. aud J. p. Mocabe and John
Edge ton for permanent secretaries u
recommended that = oommlttss OF ono
from each ward aud preciuc, DO Appo lntsd
TO detormins on tho mp ottionmsnt OF dele.
gatos 20 tho state convention and 10 roltot
the sams. Tho order ot nominations ato ld:
Legislature, sheriff, treasurer oletk and
recorder. county sttotney. assessor, audi
tor, superintendent OF schools, public ad-
ministrato-, 90 onsr. iustlooa Of tha peace
and con,tSblesi aud laatly the naming OF q
county GENITAL COMMITTEES.
Chairman Walsh made a speech, In
which ho Thanked the convention
for the honor and further aSidi
"Althnugh this Ia rsgsrdsd AZ an OF. year
Ia politics the obaSrvant student will not
fail TO recognize In IL trisis IN the s,ru4-
ulo for revenue reform, with nll that 10
sienlna0 In the wHy Of honest aud hsttVr
RovFrnment, and pnrer statOpmanahip aud
cit Ksnahip. tho issue OF which Ghall
eienify ita further life aud ultimate fruiiion
or ila inglo 'ioua aud nntimslT death. No
man who loves hls oeun,ry who believes
10 tho oauGO foi which The party hnu heen
battling these many years, can look with
unooncoin upon the present contest or
pauae IN his efforts 20 mako that oeuso
completely ant gloriouslT triumphant.
"Ws hnvo been toliing the American peo.
rle that the ao-cAlled system of protection
Was dsbauohing our folitloa was nndtr-
mining the public conscience. aud va, cor
rupting ouT publio mhn. As 10 tho truth
of these ohA'gos lei recent history pTo-
claim, wo told them two ysArA ago that
tho Mckinley schedules we're adjusted 10
compensate the heavy contributors 20 the
republican oampaien fund. We told tbem
that the ioud proiesaions OF solieltude for
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
a safs NomIass Has Not Vet nss'
1RikNd Of,

Talked or
ftnAIoGA, BspL H-Flns weather greeted
tho democratic delegates this nsfniua.
Politicians have been arriving In small
patches ever since saturday. bat a majority
arc not rot on the Rrouni, There 10 not
mah yotaei 10 the ways Of the oonVon-
liona Of political parties that ever aau
aoono like that Whloh oonfronta the
democratic convention. The pFodloamont
Ia explained NJ nine O'clock In . very few
words By Lieut.. Gov, hhoehAn. lilo aaidi
There 10 NOT a man or DO itielAu Who
knows Who tbs nominee Will b0 Vhon tha
convention meota tomorrow. IA 10 any-
body'a or hng factions candidate. and the
convention will bs democratic one Ia
svsry sense OF tha word"
II IL ptoblbls thoIs will be a Tepelition
0f tho convention OF 1876, when tho gall
lories nominated heymout for governor. he
Afterwards declining 10 run, and Robinson
being soleeted Aa candidate. The recap
lion that will be accorded Senator Hill BY
the convention Will undoubtedly take on =
femarkable phase. IL ID probable he will
be nominated by noclhmatlon from the
Rallsriea. That he will decline. however, 10
almost oertaln.
Senator Hill arrived this evening lata and
opened headquarters al the Grand Union
hotel. lie saidi ~ received word that
was 10 ba the Temporary chairman OF ths
convention. ! know nothing about who IL
the most 9'obablS candidate"
Several 1AmmTny de,sRatsa we're seen TO-
night Ia regard 10 the placing Of Tam
mAny's sltenRtb. and every man favors
VIM. q. WhitusT. IL 10 announced bV the
TammAny people that Mr.. whitneT will bo
home tomorrow ana will be IA Saratoga
on Wednesday. This 10 itsslf Significant
for Mr.. whitney Was not expected TO be q
visitor at the convention. Further, those
who arranged for the meeting Of the con-
vontion have decided 10 wait whole daJ
bSfofs taking up the nomiuation Of oandi-
dates. aud II is urged that this IL in favor
OF the Whitney boom, because the delay ID
evidently 10 let Whitusy's decision be
known before final action IL taken.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
MRS WILKINSON DEAD

she Survived Her Husband "a Little Over
Three Weeks
A telegram received in Helena yesterday
from San Jose Cal, announeel the death
the OF Mira. Maria wilkinson. widow Of
Judge r. 4. wilkinson. Judge and MTu.
Wilkinson had goos to California ON ao'
count OF tho lHttet's health. A cold he
contracted eArrlsd him OF on sopt . Mra.
wilkinson theFefors survived her husband
hut three weeks Two sons survive, A. q,
wilkinson, nov IN Ban Jose, and Raleigh
n. wilkinson, OF Helena. MIRA Whkinaon
was n moat satlrnAble lady, aud had many
friends among tho old-timo residents II
Lewis and Clarke who will hear with soT-
row OF her death.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25

The platform. ha uasnimously adopted
Ia ~ follows
Tho representatives. OF the democratic
party OF Lewis and Clarke county, In con-
yos,ion assembled, ieaiilrm their alloal.
onoo 10 tho principles ot tho party a. form
ulatsd by Jsdsraon aud sksmplinsd By the
long and illuatrious limo Of hia ancnsasoTa
from Madison 10 Cleveland. Wo believe
that tho public welfare demands that those
psinelplts be applied to the conduct Of tho
federal RovsTnmsnt by tho retention in
power OF the party that advocates them.
And We solemnly declare that tho retention
In power of tho ratty VTomnlgAilna theaa
government based ON homo rule, Individual
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

There will be heaps Of fun al Mina's
opera house next Saturday night when Ezra
Kendall will produce for tho irs. time here
his lively farce, "A Pair Of Kids" II has
during several seasons past and ia conceded
90 be as funny as anything in that line on
the Otage. II does not claim TO be anything
but y lhuehmaker. but as auch IL hAi few
equals. IL serves 10 introduce a hos, OF
songs, phrodios. dances, and specialtiea that
are all up TO date or little later. Jennie
Dunn. popular little soubretts, 10 promi-
nent In tho cast.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
AIlcc.d Montana Ca,,i. rhl.,e..

DuLurn Mimi. Sept. 2t.--Jobn ID. Nssd
and J. ID. wnkIns, arrived here on ss..
day with two csrloads OF cattle. we're ar
rested at the Instance OF X. l.. Bourdotte,
the cattle inspector for Montana aud North
Dakota. IL alleged by tie officials that
Mead and wilkins belong ~ famous gana
uf Aon.apa cattle thieves. 10 Is aaid the
ahIpmsut wa made 10 Duluth as an expert
mout, to aee II by this couras the rigid
inspection at the large oltioa oould be
avoided.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
Eih Lodge. su.pend.d.

RELDINo, Pa. Sept. 2L-As q rsault Of a
meeting to-dnV. held By the grand officers
OF the Elka Grand Exalted Ruler W. II.
Friday. OF Brooklyn. N. C., this evening is-
sued a proclamation 10 all lodges in the
United States sayiua that b' n decision OF
tho courts, tho Jamestown grand lodge has
been recognized aS the only legal body, and
thA, in 1892 all lodges we're directed 20 stop
holding TepulAr sessions. pionics, etc, on
tho Sabbath dAY after Jan. l. 1896. CsT-
tain lodges having refused 10 obey ,his or
der. Ar. Friday tonight suspended the
charters of sovstal eastern lodges. aud tina,
Of Dsnver. Col.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
Temporary Alteration.

Special TO The Independent.
GLESpiyE Sept 2A-rsJlor John, we'll
known In all parts Of Dawson county, and
largely engaged in wool growing. was taken
in charge by Sheriff Gleason yesterday and
sent TO ,he Warm Springs asylum for she
insane. Mr.. John has been acting peculiar
for several weeks the principal cause be-
ing loss OF several thousand dollars on .
sheep deal, lie 10 NOT violent, aud Is quito
rational al times. but his relatives thought
lie had better be taken where he would be
under treatment
The Helena independent., 1894-09-25
PERSONAL

Gen. @. +, LloJd came ovsr from Butte
IOaterdav.
Miss Mary Thomas ot Marysvllle was a
visitor In Helena yesterday
Mrs. w. X. MoComAs, Misa Lalla and
Master Penn hnva tatnrasd from two
mouths Walt In salt Lake.
WIN YattA OF Nevada Greek. was In town
yesterday. lie met with the misfortune OF
diving pick into hia right foot.
X. y. Dlokford. CLERK OF the board OF
state land commissioned arrived yestef-
dav from tho sAst with his bride. Tnsy
have taken suite ~ In the Homer block aud
will bo as home after Oct /.