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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-17

The first half hour Of the executive ses-
ston was spent Ia routine business, when
Nlr Villas took the floor and began a
peech which lasted for more than an
utNuT, ana was IN defense ~ the right Of
'Ae PRESIDENT 10 appoint whom ho pleased
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
KIRKENDALL GETS THEM

Contracts for the MAsonry aud Approaches
OF tho New urldgss Let.
Tho county commissioners yesterday
awarded the contract for the masonry and
grading Of approaches Of the Brondwstsr
and hsntsna avenue bridges 10 Hugh
Kirhepdall. whose oombinsd bid calls for
an errsnditurs OF 81. 800 in round nqurss.
The bids received and considered wersi
For stone work; N. w. btons, on Broad
water bridge. TO- granite masonry Sl,41l;
sandstone, SL2s6. 90. For Moutans ave-
nue.. granite. $97L26; sandstone. $S92. 80.
II. B. Palmer, bid on Brosdwatsr bridge,
granite. 81, ,B26; Montana avenue, 81. 260.
Hugh Kirksndail, Brondwztsr. e1,B60. A;
Montana avsnue. S960.70. Montans Gran
ite company. BroAdwsts. $l,75l. 80; Mon
tana avenue, SL23375. farnsvofsh q
Blodasst Brosdwater. sl.l62; Montans
avenue, $735.
For grading the approaches 10 the Broad
water and Montana avenue bridges ths fol-
lowing bids were received; II. B. Pslmsy,
Broadvater.: e2.0s2. 90; Montsns svenus.
$flt05. A. M. Nelson, Broadwates. 81,
957. A; Montana avenue. $l9956. Mailer
a soott. Montana avenue. S2s2.7l. Ii.
kirksndsii. Brondva,er. $l.9s7. "A; Men
tana avenue. S2s2.7l. Nick Richard.
Broadwaser, $2,230.60. John Abel. lump
bid OF $4,000 Fnrnsworth a. Blodgsti.
Brosdwa'sr g. 1924; Montana avenue,
S2i9l5.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
HIS WIFE GOT THE GUN.
MFL frank Huassn Has an EEpsrisnos
with . Returned Husband.

MFL frank Russell Has an EEpsrisaos
Win . Iteturned Husband.
Frank Russell was arrested Inst night
and locked up q, the oIIT Jail on eomplaint
Of his wife. who told ,be police Tho follow-
ing story! she ahid that her husband left
her about month ngo. and retained
yesterday. going 10 the house where
aho was stopping on bouth Ewing
street. In AnsWaT 20 hia knock
a, the door there appsarsd a woman who
lived In the house with Mrs. Rusasll.
Russell evidently thought that ths woman.
who held q baby In her arms. was
his wife. hrs. Russell says he
stuck a revolver In heF face. A moment
later be realized that the frightened wo-
man before him was not hia wife, for ho
rushed BY her into Mrs. Ruaeslps room.
Mira. kusaoll In some manner Rot posses
sion of tho wsApoa and ran ont OF the house.
Russell followed her. They bad Rons bat
a little dlaianos whom Mrs. Itussoli pulled
the trigger Of the eun. which vas OF a self
cooking pAttoTo, and n ed q shot. She said
that the shot was accidentally nTsd, and al
enY rate II did no damage. The Two ran
down 10 State street. where soms men
caught RnssFll and othora intercepted hts
wife. Some patty who cannot now bs
found took tho revolver from Mira. Ruaasll.
4 Ihia pe sou isa gun ahead, for no one
seems 20 know who " WAS that got IL.
The men 10, Russell go and few min
utss later Mra Russell appeared al tho po-
lice station. accompanied by an officer, and
told the story OF the affair The oflosFs
searched for Russell and finally found him.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
PERSONAL.

W. II. Raleigh returned from his mines
yesterday.
X. Sharpe 10 hgain Al home after ysrI
pleasant "trip east,
Miss Delnny, Mrs. Floyd-Jones' gov
crneas will NOT leave for California until
the hrst week In December.
Miss Nellie Moulton, OF Jefferson. leaves
Helena to-day for Wlnona, hinn., whore
abe will tnier the alats normal school.
D.. W. Wymond Miller left yesterday
for Mi vautoe, whsTs no begins his dates
as lecturer on diseases OF the skin Ia the
Wisconsin Medical college.
MIR. and Mrs II. O. Jones. Of white Sui
phur. arrived by private oonyeyanoe Tuea-
day evening. and nre VISITING Mr.. aud Mrs.
u. u. Los. sit Ninth avenue.
OiIiost Bosaisr leAvsg to-dsy for Iicndsr-
SON. MINI, who're he will Join hla wife. who
hAA been visiting thSfS for aoms time Mt.
Boaaler expects TO be away abont two
weeks.
turned Yesterday from Livingston, whore
he spent short time attending the rAees.
Be reports The sport hne and we'll wo th
seeing.
Mas Ella l.. Knowles lail for BAL, Lake
City Yesterday afternoon for q reat OF ssv
eral weeks and for the bensflt OF hSI
health. which has besn much impaired slnos
her accident al Butte.
Col. NJ. v, sheridan, OF usu. Miles stan.
10 At tha lroadwater with MTs. Sheridan.
Col. Sheridan 10 . brother OF tho late Gen.
| Phil Sheridan. Cul. and Mra Sheridan
came in town yesterday aud were shown
through the Montana club building BY
Hugh MeQuaid.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
SHOULD GET OUT soon,
will Losye the G O p When He
Finds a Party More Favor
able 10 Silver.
Wolcott Nakos That Sort OF Shall
low Talk 10 the Colorado
Convention.
Lot Him Loot ovsr the Votes Ia coa-
grsss ON the silver Qusstion
raVads Democrats.

DENvEn, sept l2.-Thers were 053 dole
ga,ss pIsssn, a. the republican state con
vsntion to-day. q fow Of whom we're women
taking part 10 their frat state CONVENTION
updsr the equal sui hss Law. SENATOR
Jhmea W. hoCTseTy was elected temporary
ohsitman. Committees usIo appointed and
a recsss WAH taken.
Senator Woloou Whs introduced and
spoke. saying. smonq other things. that be
would leave tho republican party when be
found smother party that could do NOSE
for oliver. Continuing. be said;
"a now slemsnt has entered politics, and
the women OF the state must bear their
sha,e OF tho burden, There IL no good
citizens who does not thank bis mnkef that
the women will cast their ballots with him
10 provsnt mlsruis. Since Colorado bo.
came n state there has never been an hour
when its motto could 90 earnestly be In
Voksd ~ now. Nothing Without Divine
AID There mus, be enough men and wo-
men In the state 10 save II from further
misruic.
II believe thia convention viii not listen
! 20 tho claim OF any man for Office. bat will
tslec, citizens who will savo ,he stats from
misrule."
Al tho conclusion OF Senator wolcotvs
remarks Senator Teller took the platform.
He gave q brief history OF the h9ht 10 con-
gress last winter 20 prevent the repeal OF
the sherman bill. and STATED that the silver
cause ell the world over vas growing 30
rapidly that 10 was. In his opin-
/ lon, but snort tims until
a free coinage law would be enacted
by congress. He agreed with his colleague
in his statement that be was willing to
withdraw from the republican party when
IL ceased 30 be friendly 10 the cause Of
silver.
Following nominations were madei For
Judge OF ths supreme court. John Camp
bell, OF Colorado Springs. for governor. A..
L. kcIntire, OF AlAmosa; lieutenant gov
ernor. Judge Brush. OF Greeiy; secretary Of
state, A. Is. McGsdry. OF Denver; state
I. easurer, Harry Z. Muilinir. Of Trinidad.
Adjournment was taken un,ll Tomorrow
mo- ming.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
LIVINGSTON RACES.
Track Heavy, hut There Was Good Sport
Nevertheless

Track Heavy, hut There Was Good Sport
>evertheIesa
Special to The Independent.
LIVINGSTON, Eept Ia-Thers was good
sport at the races to.daT. despite this driz-
zling rain which continued a good part OF
the afternoon. The track wus heavy. but
the four rAces which cAme OF during the
day were nrst class. The most interest,"
ing even, vas the three fourths mile
running race. tvo-vear-oldS. handi-
cap purse $3.50. The betting vas
brisk between the Daily and McTsgue
stables. but was In favor OF the DAILY sta
bles ut abou, 10 TO Z. The DAILY stable had
entered Bsneiaotress and Etta Mckssver.
and McTapue Marietta and Dsrs. Marietta
,eok ,be lead a, the start and hold IL 10 the
nrs. quarter. when Eta hcKeevsr forgei
to the front and neld ths lead 20 the finish,
with Benoiactross a close uscond.' Dara
third and Aaristn foutth. Tins ILL.
Running, hvs-sighths mile. handicap.
puras siOO. Entriesi E,roy, westwiad,
Uncle Bob. Little Maud aud Buokskia
Charley. Litilo Maud Won. Uncle Bob
aocpuut unu NcetNlnu bhH1t h'h't AsSos
This rncs was a surpdse 10 the talent who
lost heavily on Unele Rob,
Running, tbree-ouarier mile handicap.
purse S2b0. Entries FrsnNh Lady, NstnO
Glenn. Little Tough. and Miss Elm. French
Lady was the fayorite at two 20 ous, and
won. Li,lle Tough second. Ns,,io G!sna
third; time. iil9
Matched pace. three In Ave. purse $500
between Briuo Trix and Scioso Girl. Soi
oto Girl sold favorits, won the two FIRST
hssts easily. and Brino Trix took third
heat By neck. Time. 2:23'G, 9.2t, 2:3O.
The race will be completed to-mosroW.
II Is said tina, Tom Morssus 10 dlsiatit-
fed with the RAINING race in which hls snd
the DAILY horses wors entered. He
claims that his horses wee mol
given fair s,sIt. Arrangements were
made io-niRh, for another race betwseu tho
came horses, racs 10 come on on first good
day. Marcus DAILY and MeraRuo made q
side be, OF 81, 900 on the result
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
DROWNED IN LAKE 'TONKA.
Police Sergeant whitshszd. OF Butte. Lose
His Life.

Police Sergeant whitshszd. of Butte. Loses
His Life.
Sergeant Whitehead. Of the Butte polics
force. who was in charge OF ths Monssns
silver statue now on exhibition al st. Paul,
vas drowned In Lake Minnstonka on Som
day. In company With two fIiends named
Oftednhl and Henry Hsllisson he had gone
ost to Lake Ninnetonks TO fab and hunt.
The party we're a short distance from shore
when . sharp gust OF wind swept over the
boat The light craft wss overturned In a
iihy. Whitshead. gupposing all could
swim, struek out for himself toward tho
shore. Hellisson and Oftsdshl made for
the boat and gained IL. They saw Whites
head swimming shorswsrd with bold
strokes. and then another gust Of wind
struck them, hnd In the dsshinn OF the
spray they loss sight OF him. A few min
utss later they saw Whisehsad's hat foat-
isg along With the vsvea They shouted
for help. and number Of bosts OF various
Kinds pm, out f,om shors TO the rescue.
Whitehssd was nowhere 10 be ssen. lie
bad gone 20 the bottom. Hellieson aud
Oftedabl we're taken nshofs. and a search
ing rarity sol about 10 hnd the body OF the
unfortunate police sergeant Az last 10.
ports the body had not been found.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
A NEW RAILROAD.

II Is to lie Built Fran RImini to the
City OF Deer Ledge,
The summit Mineral Railrond company
was Incorporated yesterday by Arthur q.
Lombard. Cornelius Hedges VIM. DTsr.
John ID. Wilson and Ogden A. eouthmsTd.
who have associated themselves together TO
build and operate railroad from Rimini
20 Deer Lodgs. The proposed general
route OF She new line as designated In tho
atlcles Of moor poration 10 az follows
Beginning a. tho town Of Rimini, running
thence sootherly 70 n point at or near tho
frohnef oonoohtrator; thence southerly 90
point at or near tbs LADY Kicker mine;
thenos westerly 10 tho Josephine mine;
thoncs noTthwsstsrly 10 point at o near
the Ontario mine concentrhtor In Eco
Looge county. The oapitll stock Ia placed
al $500. 900, and the chief oiiieo OF the
company will be ~ Helena.
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CuARLrsroN, Mo-, Sept. l2-1vo men
were killed and seo Of peogle injutsd.
half OF them fatally, In cyclone hare to-
DAY during which train was blown from
the track. Following are lho names Of the
killed; PAlmalia psmpsov, Of Missooiii
FIsddi0 Mcclellan, III Dorado. III. II was
about three o'clock this afternoon
when tho West bound exp css on
tho @. e q. branch of this IfOu
Mountain road was airaok. The train had
Just reached tho limits OF the city. when
passengers and otssi noticed the approach
OF funnel shaped elouc. The train and
cyclone met aud the Wind lifted tho butlro
line OF coaches and landed thom distance
OF twenty fee, from the track. almos. turn
ing them over. Thoso who we're nei hurt
sctiously had 10 free themselves and rescue
others less fortunate.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
mIaouLA DEMOCRATS.
rat 10 a Ticket They eau Eieo, This
Fail

rut Up Ticket They csu Elect This
TAu,
Special 10 Tho independent
MpBouLA, Bspt l2.-rho county demo-
cratic oonvtntion met In che oour. house
Al l0'21 tina forenoon. John NJ. Eyana
chairman Of the eouuty central enmmittee,
called the meeting 10 order and bespoke
success for the party dnTing the eamuhlgn.
Joseph y. Marion was elected chairman.
lie made short speech in which he said
there we're more democrats In tho county
than republicans and ropulla,i oombined,
and II the democracy WAS united II WAS
sue 10 win. ID. II. Markell, OF tho Western
Democrat was made secretary.
There was lively debate on tho ropor,
Of tho committee on credentials. snEseed
in by Senator Malta II. q. SAFE, Johu
Wills. ]. N. Evans aud Hal CorbstL Tbs
question was on seating the delegates ION
Gtaa Waller and one from Dssmst thosee
In favor OF seating one being against seat
ing tho other. II was compromised BY
seating both.
The following nominations vsrs then
then madei State senator, !. @. Denny. th,
present county attorney; representatives,
L. L. Wright. Jams II. Fussy, X. Lss Mo-
Cuiloehi sheriff. H. W. Mclaughlin; clerk
and recorder. ID, J. Bailey. present iross-
ureri treasurer. Alfred Cave, stssssor. v,
N. Wsiss; auditor. Sam Gsrrek; sohoo
supsrintsnt, Miss Mary Mccormick; oofo'
ner. DR.. Gilbert Mills: coupty eommis
sioners, J. +. MeLAin. @. @. willis. fou
ysafs each. d. IaJeunesse, two yesre
county attorney. A. l.. Duncan.
The ,icket 10 gsnnsrally considered |
strong one. and will receive the fill vote Of
Aissoula county democracy.
Delegates 10 the state conventions II
W. Mclaughlin, John Mccormick, II. 5
Co bett. Y. W. Mcconnell. John woodford
4. ID. Mats. l. q. Denny, IL. l.. Wright
Sam StrsSter. 8. q. Ramsey. J. L. Marion
W. b. Russell, @. N. Crutehheld. Y. @
Higgins. J. n. Evans. c. II. Hall. ThomaI
Bu,ler. George Higgins, A. ,iarrity. Johi
Lynch. @. O. Willis.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
WOOD ALCOHOL.
Those Who D;sthi II Wait on Secretary
Carlisle.

Those Who D;stii II Wait on Secretary
Carlisle.
WAsHNorog Sept. a. A. J. Pierce and
q delegation of wood alcohol distiIlsrs from
New York called upon Secretary Carlisle
this afternoon 10 urze upon him tho nscSs-
si.y for an immediate decision as 10
whether an attempt will be made TO put
the free alcohol CLAUSE OF the tariff bill
into effect. They told him all the wood
alcohol dlstillers In tho Unitsd States had
closed down and could not resume II the
tax was 10 be removed from methJl. or
grain alcohol. used In the arts. They said
over a., OOO, 900 was invested in wood dis
tillsriss.
The secretary said tha. The department I
had nothing TO do with making Law, but
would eIeeuts the flee alcohol provision n
possible. He expects 10 mako hin decision
after consultation With the National Drug
gists' association Thursdsy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
WILL AGAIN INVADE DIXIE.
hat Not as conausrinr Hosts Of Hos
tile Army.

tile Army.
PITTsnuRo, Sept. l2.-whlle 10000 per-
sous have lsft she city since yesterday.
ths,s Hro slill 100000 strangers in town.
The national eucampment q. A. H. opened
this mo ming In the new grand opera house.
The election OF commander in-chsf will
not he held Until Tomorrow. Sine, tho
withdrawal OF Judge CHARLES ID. Long OF
Michigan, tho opinion IL raridlv growing
that Col. J. n. Walker. OF Indians. will
secure the coveted honor. Louisville VISA
sslsc,sd 40 tbs place for the next encAmp-
msnt.
The annual reports Of national officers
we're read, C0mmhndsr-in-th Chief Adams
! reported the total mombership at aG9,0Tt.
sgainsI sos. 28 a year aRo. Each aucoeed.
ing rear. he said. will show decrease. The
interest IN the order, however, hha grown
stronger. When Tho last oomfade 10 mus
tered onl ths q. A. H. should cease 90 sr-
ist but the sons OF Veterans woald carry
on liza work.
The sns.on department OF the order has
/ investigated All cssss OF alleged pension
frauds. Very few f,uuda were discovered
and they wsto the work OF dishoneBt sReuts.
Adams complained that the psnai0n officer
la violation OF the intended liboiality OF
the aot OF jane %. 1890 Ieisetsd every
claim about watch lhOrs was me alighisE,
| aonbt
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
SPAIN AND THE TARIFF.
Dutios on American Goods Imported by
Gnba aud Porto Rioo.

Duties on American Goods Imported by
Cuba aud Porto ltioo.
WASHINGTON, Sept, i2-Consul General
Wiliiams. a, Havana. under date Of Aug.
"A, has sent dispatch to Acting Secretary
OF state Uhl, giving translation Of tele-
gram received on the day prsvious By the
governor general Of Cuba, fom the minis
ter OF colonies al Msdrid, directing the for
NOR 10 replace the dutlss on American
products in that island aud Porto Rico as
soon a. the new tArifi bill ven, into opera
lon.
This 10 tho hiN official notification re-
ooiyed by the trSseurs dol artment OF the
sstofhtlOn Of duties by auy county which
waa patty 10 q reciprocity agreement. pro-
vldsd for by ths MeKinlsi law Thls action
Of the h, hnish gov fnmsnt will ro-impoao
duties on many AttioloI exported 10 Cuba
from the United 6thtsa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
uid for . AtakS.

KAsaLa CRY, Sept. i2.-Hos. 7. J. Had
son has published let.Or giving his isa-
aons for declining TO make thO race for
congress az candidate OF the peoples party
Congressman Hadaon eKplaius his Jeoeni-
AIRY condition. which. he says. Ia The cause
OF withdrawal. lilo says bis income a. con
eressman has proven insufficient 10 NEE,
tho demands upon H.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
r.nnma c.nnl onoe Moro,

LONDON. Sept l2-Ths correspondent OF
the Standard NJ Paris says tho issue OF new
Panama canal shares has been postponed
from Sept ~ 70 Sept. 20. Thirty million
francs will be expended In the frat in-
stance N the Culsbra ontting. 10 is esIl-
mstsd that the present lsaus will suffice 10
carry on the work eighteen months, per-
haps longer Several thousand workmeu
are already assembled ~ Panama awaiting
the Tesumption Of work.
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at.nt sl.sshtsr cl shsep.

PARACHUTE. Col. Sept. l2-Furihsr psr-
,iculsrs have been received concerning the
slaughter OF sheep on ,hs Mosa nehf her .
by cAitlsmsn. There we're Abou, twenty.
ave oA,tlamsn, all wearing mashG They
dfovo 2, 100 sheep belonging 60 q. Il. Brown
into n corral and killed them with Runn
Knives aud olubA J. y. hillsf's herd
Numbering aboat a00O. we're a ivon ov.T
the clida and all killed. ]. ID. Hurlbutpa
sheep were not molosied, bat the butchers
Dated notioo that thess would have been
served likswies but for lack OF time. When
the shespmsn returned not a cattlemRn vas
10 sight The shsephsrdsr Who Was ahoi
viii roaoVer
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13

nomibailoa for tbe legislature. The bal
lolinR did not begin until late this evening.
The hpt ballot for tho legislative ticket
Tsabiisd In ths choice Of Dominiok Salkl,
0OorRs Q. FiIhehan. Frank Wilaon. wan
Thornton. M. GsnEbsFgsr. Martin Dee. Tom
.. BillEsllon and II. l.. Frank. There arc
atll three 10 be chosen.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13

PntiApKLpmA sept. l2.-la shs uilts a
States oiicuil court OF appeals TO-DAY va
dsoiaion OF the United States circuit oou
OF New Jersey IN the Edison Waatln ehoase
ia rlngemsnt otse, In favor Of Edison, waa
reversed aud tho oahe rsmanJed, with IA
rseuons 10 enter decree dismlsaing tbe
bill OF complaint The costa arc W, oa
kiisou.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
IT'S FAME HAS SPREAD.
And Peach Day IL a bioomiug sace0as 1
Grand Junctian.

And Peach Day IL a Biooming saoe0as AZ
Grand Junctisn.
GRLSD JUNCTION, COL. sept s.--NSver
In Ihs history OF Grand function has the
city known such an innu1 OF viaiioTa ss
marked the third annual celebration Of
peach day. From an ordinary local iollin-
cation. u has grown and iis fame hes
spread beyond tho o0phnss OF Colorado,
until now its visitors can sosresly he ao-
com annotated. A canvas covered pavilion.
i00A50 fest covered the 100 carloads OF
hlushing, fragrant fruis Al noon tho
feast began aud WAS continued until lato ~
night The exercises oonsiatsd Of a par
Ade, drill OF the Chsaee light artillery,
opening OF the htsmen's tournament and
Knights OF PyihiAa grand lodge, and
apesoh making.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-09-13
NEVADA DEMOCRATS.
Desiars for Free sivsr. sixteen to Ono
state Ticket.

stale tlckots
CARscT New. Sept. I2-The democratic
state convention vas held here to-day. The
following nominations we're made; Cover
nor. X. p. kestingi congressman. ]. z.
Gignoux; state controller. C. ii. stoddsrdi
state treasurer. Harry Jackson; attorney
general T. W. HealJ; state printer. @. A.
v. Putnam; superintendent OF public in
VI ucJon. Ihomas Prichatd.
The platform declares adherence 10 demo-
cratic psinciples and unsltefAhls devotion
10 bimetall.sm md free coinage At the ratio
OF sixteen TO one. and dsnooness the ropub-
liesn pa W TO, the demonei zation OF silver
in 1873. Confje jenco In President Cleve.
lAud 10 decla cd aud bis sdmiDistrh-
tion endorsed. The democratic party 10
Congratulated on the passage OF the tariff
ietorm bill; the election OF United States
nsnrtors BY direct vote OF tbs people 10
favored; niso tue settlement OF labor ques-
tious by arbitration; rsfundinR of the Pa
othe railroad debl is opposed, and govern
ment ownership Of these roads advocated.
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LAah.nn ON IA. Ilnn.

cmcAao. srpL ia-Tho $4,000 fOriolA,
which Peter Jackson ostei with william
j, Davia for fight with Co bait was taken
down to-dav. "Jaokaon will never get ia
fght WITH Corbett" snld Parson Dtvioe.
"hs will sal for tho WsN ladies' AZ atd
will then 30 70 London. How Iona III he
staJ2 1 don't know. bot he haa given up ell
hope OF meeting CoTbott 10 tbe Itnf."
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The uonrt M.rllnI nf MAI Manm.

VANCOUVER wash, Sept, i2.-Tho ooart
MARTIAL of Maj. wham, psJmss1sT U. S. A.,
charged With oonduo, prsiudlolal 10 mill.
tatT discipline la noieatisiyina luiR mont
rendered against him several years ago,
vas opsned to-day. All membvra OF thu
court were present Gen. Otia command
log the department Of Columbia, presldsd.
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"Mother Glsim" Convicted.

bpaeiAl TO 1he Indsp0ndsnt.
BIssoULA. Sept. 12.-JudRe Mcconnell.
Of Helena, this morring closed tho argu-
ment for the defense in Mother Glsim's'
dynamite case. Thos. q. Marshall closed
for the prosecution aud ,he onss wen, 10
the Jury at 1880. and = vordio, OF guilty az
indicted was returned at 10 this evening.
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