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The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
HIS FATAL VOICE
u wn Probably Oct him Lons resm IN
Nha Hnn.


Cincinnati Oct, .5.-rhis afternoon De
pot watchman knight positively idcn-
tined Morgan-Field as the man he "a "
with sonroy, IN Cumberland, Md. Mos
senger Murray wanted arst to hear tho
mans voice. as he said he would never
forget that voice. While Murray re-
malned out In the hall the others got Nor
ganncld 60 talking Murray decided thera
was no doubt OF itH being the voice OF
the man that had held him up. After
wards ne fully Identified the prisoner
Richmond. Va, oct s3-Capt, Hinde,
the pllnkerton detective, visited the gov
crnor's once this morning and got n
rcauisItion for MorgRnneid, the Cinein-
natl suspect.
Washington. oct. 23.-A pouch contains
ing most OF the money stolen from the
Adams Express company, az the Adui
Creek robbery, has been recovered through
the aid OF Searcy. one OF the robbers. The
pouch was concealed la the woods OF
Virginia. Searcy has made partial con-
fcssion.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
IN the tlme for ths registration OF tho
names Of the qualified electors 10 Election
District No. two. In ths county Of Lewis
and Clarke and stAts Of Montana, prior TO
the general election, to bB held on tuesday,
the sixth day Of November. 1894. tor the
said county OF Lovis and CLARKE. will eI-
pis at ten o'clock p. IN. on the thlTtlsth
day Of Osioker, A. ID. 1894.
The names Of the several pfsoiucts or
polling PLACES embrAesd In said Election
Distloi No. two are as fellovG Precincts
Nos. ihrss ahd four In Ward tuoi Precincts
Nos. seven and eight In Ward four, Pres
oineh Nos. thirteen and fourteen In wATl
seven, OF the city OF Helena.
u. II. wIsTos. Registry Agent
Election District No. two. Lewis aud OlArks
eouhty, Montana
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Free JaII Birds Rooarsd.

Denver, oct 23-Frank Murray and
James Bartlett. escaped prisoners from
the county jail. charged with having
wrecked train on the Santa re near
this city ard looiing several stores at
lLttloton, on the night OF oct. "a, have
been captured at Salt Lake city.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

Special to The Independent.
Butte. Oct 25.-Jghn G.. Nicholson
was killed In the Mountain Con shaft
this evening, his head being crushed
when the caEo got away from thu en-
glneCr for short time. Pat ManulH
was also iu the cage and was badly in
Jured, Ills recovery is doubtful.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

Newburgh, n. Y, oct 2s.-Edward Pay
son Weston. the famous old time pedes-
TRAN, yesterday afternoon started from
tho square on Watson street. on his l9f
milo tramp through the state. lie was
accompanied by two men, who rode In a
wagon,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Al rInnd.h Innnn.nt-

Pueblo, Col, oct 3.Lrwouty.thrce
Trinidad railroad men, most OF them
promln' nt members OF the A. II. a.,
pleaded not guilty before Judge Hallett.
In the federal court To-day, OF resisting
United States marshals and interfering
with the administration Of justice at
Trinidad during the Pullman boycott.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
tIfN OF ANAUONDA
CITY or HELENA.
UNITED sTArts OF AMHRIcA a,

Y
ttAto OF Montana
], Louis Rotwiit .ecrctary OF state of the state
Of Montana, do hereby certify that he foregoing
cities haSo been placed In nomination for tho
place OF permanent location Of the scat OF gov
ernmsnt OF MontADa. aud that tho same and all
thereof were presented to and filsl with me
prior to sept. 4 1872 sanl that each certificate
OF nomination. containing tho name Of tho city
Nominated for fhs plaza Of permAnent loost tioh
Of tho scat OF government contained the namo Of
the county wherein the eamo Is situated, and
was signed BY At least twenty -vo electors rssld-
Inc within the county vhsrcin such oitJ named
was situated, rnh contained with each sIgnAtu. %
the place OF residence. business aad business ad-
dress Of zach eiector respectively.
farther certify that he stats board OF can
vassSrs Of the rtats of Montana on the 1ist day
Of December, 1879, duly oanyassed tho election
returns For place OF looAtion OF the pefpansnt
capital OF tbs state VI Montana." and dster-
mined from the abstrssts transmittel 10 mo. a.
secretary OF state In eaid year tho vote, cast At
such eleetion, and that the siatsmeut made out
by mo on said day, as secretary Of state OF Mon
tina and secretary OF said board. showed that
there was no choice for place Of location OF the
permanent capital OF the state OF Montana, and
ihas such statement further showed that OF sll
the cities and towns voted Tor at tho general
election In ls92 tho "City OF Anaconda aud the
CITY Of Helena we're tho two einos recsivins
the highest number Of votcs.
And further certify that at the general cleo
ton In the year 1891. TO wit on Tuesday,. Nov. o.
1891, .the squosiion OF permanent location oil
submitted to the qualified electors of tho state
In accordance with the provisions Of 40 sot en-.
titled "An act providing for the Submission Of
the question OF tho ,psrmanent legation OF the
seat Of government" spproycl March @ 1891
and section 2, article X OF tho consultation.
In Testimony whereof, have herounto set
my hand and aflixs tho Great
seal Of the state OF Montana, Ai
lsEALl Helena. tho capital OF said state
this, tho 2sth dsJ Of eeptsmbsr
A. ID. 1891.
l.. ROTWITT,
eecretary OF state OF tho state o
Montana
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Everyoss lnvIsed

To call and see a complete line OF china,
glassware, lamps, silverware. etc.
Prices to suit every purse.
Best goods, lowest prices.
+. ]. Edwards, Park Avenue.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

pEsr CoTf Gs-Mra. &. NJ Kellogg o,lls
~ hor boarding honse at 20 North ontoa
avenue liest cottage Il IL Approp riAtely
named. Our frionds will iind 1t delightful
mako permanent home Tier terms arc vory
reasonable.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

Tho discomfort Of dust IN a railway journey
makes Il 20 be dreaded, but " yon travel via tho
Great Northern you save this annoyance Ita
roAdbod is rock ballast, aud IL has no sand das
srts along its limo. II IL fFoe from dnst.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

Cleanliness In travelling is th Q ono thing ds-
sired. Travel BY tho broat No tthsrn. and you
will b cloan. No dast on this line. rock BAL
lasted rOadbod.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
wANTED D-mIsoELL.ANrous

WAhIED-PUFiL9 IN FRENCH Nttp
MnJfonne Will meet hsr hHturdst n,as,.
lns french elAss al The auditorium oyoFS patar.
day at lVtOh IN. Tow more puUlia r.t h, -.
eommodAtods Tuition. $l Dor month. w ~
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

Duet IL opo OF tho ohist snnoysnocs Of a trAn,-
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

THE BRIsToL-
Il fINLM URoUnARE Prop.
Strictly hrit-olAAs with sra electric light
stekm heat and oleyAior scevleO
ALL street Cars l'asa the Door.
Corner Main and State Streets
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
opaLonV Wath

Tho best dollar uni,rvllr ia "a, ol.y for
dos at lha Hoe Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
THE PALMER MOusE-

VlHE PALMER HOUSE
SULLIVAN q iInns PRors.
Centrally located With modern con onyenisnce5.
fiIet class accommodation Tor trAnsicnts at
reasonable rates. Headquarters for mihing
men. Main street foot Of lrAnd. Helena, Mont
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24

Hoods Pills cure liver ills, constipation.
bDlousncss, iaundcc, Slcl, headache, Indigestion.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
Given Away.

will give $40 Suit of C,othss made by me
20 the man guessing tho nearest 10 Helena's
majority in tho capital eontcst to take place
Nov Tho suit 20 bo given ne soon as the
official result Is announced by tho canyassing
board.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-24
FOR THE STATE CAPITAL.
OFFICE or THE sroRErAgr or y. 5, 3

blftCE OF TIE bfOhETAuf OF bfArE.
HELENA, Mont, Sept "a, 1904
Following are the names of tho otto, nomi-
mated for the plhcs OF psrmAnent location OF tho
seat OF government OF the state OF iontanA hav-
ing rOceivol tho highest number OF voto, At the
general election hold In the state OF Montana
Tuesday. November 4. lt9;
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
Dance st che springs.

The young people enjoyed a de- ligbtful dance at Sulphur SpHngB last night, which was one of the most pleasant events of its kind of the season. Nearly every vehicle of con- veyance was broughtintor reputation for the occasion, and the return by moonlight was one of the most pleasant features of the occasion. Those in attendance were as fol- lows:
 Misses Bernie Hopper, Little Rock; Francis Taylor, Memphis; Mamie Johnson, St. Louis; Ella Jackson, Monticello; Woodie Johnson, Minnie Roane, Fay Taylor, Helen Knox. Ed die and Maggie Rutledge, Lillian and Willie Atkinson, Ella Galbraith, Emma White, Sue Knox.
 Messrs. Jeff Hicks, Frank Tomlip- son, Win Owen, Mack Homnett! Gip Taylor, Garland Street, Oliver Galbraith. Drew White, Geo. yining, E. ]. Bozy, Neal Martin, Dr. j. P. Paisley, Will Lee, J r, Simmons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
ksfg Eight in EIiinois-

SPRENsFIELb, ILL; IuIyf 25.-The Republican Stateconyention to nom- mate candidates for Treasurer and Superintendent of Public Instruction will he held here today The basis of representation in the convention will be one delegate for each 300 or frac- ton pfsl5G or more votes cast for Harrison. The total Republican vote in Illinois in 1892 was 399, ,ass, and the convention will, therefore, consist of ,33l delegat tes The fight for the. secretaryship will be the pivotal point on which these as well asafi legislative nominations turn this wear. The candidates for r. $. Senator are the incumbent, CuiIom and ex-Congressman William E. Nilsson
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
HELD UP
Lee Bsugh. & Gardner. Held Up and Reb-
 he'd Near the Ravise.


 Lee Baugh, gardner, living east of the town, while returning hQQe' about s o'clock last Monday eyepioG was held up at the ravine in tho eastern part of the city and r0bhed of $l5, all the money he had on hls person. The deed was accompliQhetl| by two white men, strangers tn Baugh. Baugh had few melons in his wagon. He was stopped hy the two robbers under the pretense of wanting to buy melons. One of the robbers got up in the wagon to ex- anime the melons while the other stood on the ground, when suddenly the robber in the wagon caugbt' Baugh about the neck while the other one leyeied a gun on him. They went through and rified RauGhe pockets:of all the money he had. Baugh then returned. to town and reported the robbery, but no arreets have been made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
Fikhtisg For Representation,

WASHINGTON, July 25-The prin- tsrs ot Washington have beenindulg- ing in lively campaign, The elec- ri"n of officers for the local union will be held today, and while there Will be little opposition to the cleo tlon of the upper part of the ticket, There will be lively contest for the places of of the four delegates who Will he chosen at this time to repre- senf the local union at the meeting of The International Union in Louis vile, Ky, next October.
 NE" YORK, July .25.AThe printers here and elsewhere also vote today Tor officers and delegates te the h. ternational Union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
WEATHER AND CRePs.
Cottol Making Rapia arowth and Fine
 Crop In Prospect.
Weekly westher. Crop Bulletin

 LITTLE ROCK, ARK, July g4, 1884. The weather has been unusually favorable during the week, in all portions of the State except parts of the northwest section where there has not been sufficien moisture. Cot ton has made rapid growth, is form ing and fruiting well and promises a fine crop. The first boil worms are reported from Lafayette and Union counties, but they have done no se- rious damage as yet.
 A great deal of the early corn which was thought injured beyond redemp- tion by the drought, has come out wonderfully since the rains and in many sections will produce a, fair crop. The late planting is all that could be desired and with favorable weather to maturity will be large crop.
 Sweet potatoes are growing fine and promises an abundant yield.
 Field peas and millet are doing well, also grasses of all kinds.
 Pastures much improved and stock doing well. Late gardens and second crop Irish potatoes being planted,
 The following amounts of rainfall are reported for the week ending p. m., 23rd: Brinkley, GO; Forrest City, 40; Forst Smith, .0l; Helena, .76; Lit tie Rock, 2s7; Malvern, .46; Newport, |l.24; Pine Bluff, TO Prescott, 5.S3; RussellviIle, 1:30; Texarkana, 2.30.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
TODAY'S EVENTS.
Crisp News Concerning the Important Occurrences
 This Day.
For Governor of wiseensIa

MH.wArKEE, July 25.-The Repub- lican State convention will he held at the Academy of Music here today, and . complete State ticket will he n0miRated
 There will he s45 delegates in the convention From memberfof the Republican state Central committee 1t is learned that the early opening of the State campaign is in the in- terost of Mayor Koch, of Milwaukee, wko is to be nominated unless q more ssitsble candidate is found MT. k@ch will be given the preference over the politicians, such as II. A. Taylor and others. One of those superior men who may pick the Cub eraatorial plum is Judge Lyon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
special Asseasment.

The tax book for the collection of special assessment upon the reel property in District No, l. for the purpose of street paving, has been; placed in my hands. All owners 0f real property lying in the dfstrict are required to pay their assessmenta to me within thirty days from this date. If st h payment Is not malles action will De commenced at the end of that time for the collection 0f said assessment and for legal penaltieS and costs.
 Given under my hapd this 21sf day of July, 1894. w. D. LEARN, Collector of Paving District No. I, ifS the city of Pine Bluff.
 Office at the Bank of Pine Bluif
 72llU
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Dr. Prices Cream Bakiag Powder
 Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Camp Meeting at z.onsvllle.

ZloSsvILLE, IND. July 25.-The great annual camp meeting st Zion Park, Zionsville, will begin today and continue three weeks. The reg ular services will be in charge of Mrs. Mary Mershon, of Anderson, assisted by prominent lady evangelist from Pennsylvania. Francis Murphy will deliver two addresses Sunday July 9, and the services of the Rev Sam r. Jones have been secured for Sun day August F.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
su Jerry sinpsou,s District.

WICHITA, KAN, July 25.-,Rspre- sentative Jerry Simpsons Congress- ional convention will meet at Wich- ita today. It was postponed until this date in order that the deiegates might he better assured as ta the state Of Mr.Simpson health. Hin that time, the indications point to his permanent recovery, he will. it is said, be renominated by acclama- ri0n.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
TIRE AT WASHINGTON, Three Firemen Killed and 200 Horses Burned.
  Frightful Havoc Played Ry the Flames at the Nation's.
 Capital. 
Half a Million Dollars Worth
 of Property Destroyed.
Special Dispatch to the aeAPHe.

a
 WASHINGTON, July 9. Fire broke ou in the Knox stable and ware house, three blocks away from the Capitol building this morning, and as result three firemen were killed, 2O0 horses burned to death, six men badly injured and a half million dol lars worth of property destroyed. This tells the tale. in brief .of the frightful havoc wrought by the mad flames this morning, which threat ened for while the destructioD of the city. It is one of the biggest fires that ever occurred in the history Of Washington.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
Negro Democrafs.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-Hon. W. C. Atwood, the chairman of the Negro National Democratic League, has called meeting of that organiza- ton in Montgomery, Ala, for today. Each Southern Staoe will be repre- sented by two delegates. The object of this organization is to increase the negro Democratic vote in the coming State and Congressional elections in the South.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
PARN ( NEWTON, NEW YORK RACKET STORE;
22l w. BARBECUE STREET. PINE BLUFF

President Cleveland, who has so fre- quently recognized the ability and services of citizens of Arkansas in his appointments, will receive the hearty commendation of our people for his recognition of one of the first of our public men --Arkansas Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25

Congressman NfcRea.s bill author izing a compromise and settlement of the differences between the United States and the state of Arkansas, amounting to about $2,900.aO0, passed the House yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25

At the Republican State Conyen- tion at Little Rock yesterday. H. NJ. Remmel. of Newport, was nominated for Governor The convention de- cided to make no other examinations. Both of the contesting delegations from Jefferson county were admitted and given three votes each.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
C. R. BRECKENRIDGE

Iue sbIR \ regard ID Wnlen AepfeSen- tatiye Clifton K. Breckinridge, of Arkansae, is held by members ofCpn- gress is evidenced by tue prompt manner in which the Senate con frmed his. appointment as Unitesi States Minister ti1 'RDasia .-%ew Orleans States.
 *.*
 The Russian mission is one of the most important i'll the: diplomatic service; and in 'selectiHgsHon. Clifton R. Breckipndge for the post Mir. Cleveland not only paid Arkansas q a high compliment, but paid de. served tribute to one of the. ablest statesmen and snpst polished gentle men that evsr represented oit state in corisress. He1s. a man of broad views, "a close student, adeep thinker throughout yersed in the science of political economy as well as in the arts of the trained diplomat, and it goes without saying that he will ably represent the interests of lis country at the court of St Peters burg.-Hope Gazette.
 *..
 The appointment of Clifton R. Breckinridge to the court of Russia comes as 8 surprise. His State did not seeA to know that his name was Just now in contemplation for any position. His defeat has been so re- cent that one would have hardly thought Washington had.yet gotten through diseiissingit. But the head man at Washington Tot only seems to have heard it and discussed it. but hss also gotton ready to do some- thing about it. Hence the nomina- tien to Russia, on Thursday last. The appointment is..a tribute to the man rather than his State and section. A weight of influence was not brought,to bear en Grover by the Senators and Representatives from this Stare to secure Clifton K. the position. The other Representa- tives from the State did not clamor much either doubtless, as they prob ably feel that Clifton R. is already strongly enough entrenched in the respect and friendship of the Presi dent. The unsolicited nature of tn,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
or. Prices Cream Baking Powder Weyh's Fair Highe st Meds and nlp,on.a.
Prizes for Gyelers.

Tor-Eno. O, July 25.-The prizes in the great bicycle meet which will taKe place here today and tomorrow aggregate S5 GOO.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Senators Hill and Villas addressed tue Senate yesterday in defense of President Cleveland and the Admin istration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
WASHINGTON. p.c.
Meeting of the Supreme Lodge KxigRts
 Of Pythtss. -.ss.

For this occasion the Iron Noun fain Route will sell tickets to Wash! for the ronnd trip. Tickets or sale particulars apply to J.L. .REINAcH,- d " aug24 Tkt. Agt. Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25

appointment is rare tribute to his integrity and mental worth and q eradication to his host of friends and still larger host of admirers. x. Fort Smith Times.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25

A head-end collision on the Texas & Pacific road, near Queen City, Mon day, resulted in the loss of eight lives and many injured. The collision was due to a misunderstanding of orders
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
TANSY PILLS

DR CATON'S RELIABLE CONPoUI1 for LADIES are Safe. Prompt. 9461 vation. Sent direct, ef; sealed. A1x11S CATION SPEC, CO. Hostup Mass,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25

The Mccarthy Light Guards, oR Little Rock, have decided to enter the Fair Association competitive drill at St. Louis, next October.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25
BORN.

NuNS.-To Mir and Mrs. A. w. NuNN, at New dascony, Ark, on Monday July a. .lS94, a fine baby girl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25

u :. ss6s
 Hpp Clifton, R. Breckinrfdge has been fohninated for Russian Mission, and of course will he confirmed Mr. BreckinIidge is one of the ablest men, in Congress, is reputed for his schol- arly attHihments, judicial temper ament, capacity for arduous work and is throughly in accord with his party on the important questions now agitating the public mind. Moreover, he has been all along a stanch friend of the President, losing his seat in Congress by his adherence to the policy of the unconditional re- peal of the Sherman law. The World believes that Mir. Breckinriige will refiet honor on himself and upon the south, in the delicate duties of the post which the Presidents favor has. conferred upon him. A few of the most rabid of his opponents in his district will probably feel sore over this evidence of his popularity with the present administration, but we believe the majority of them will re- joiee in his good Helena World.
 x
 E. The appointment of Hon. C. K. Breekinridge to the court of St. Petersburg Is a just recognition of the ability, worth and special fitness of that gentleman, and the people of Arkansas, regardless of party, will begreatly gratified at the news. No man in his party is more deserving of recognition by reason of eminent ability and eminent services. In no sere politician sfn the ordinary ac- equation of the word, but a states man of-the highest order, man of splendid endowments of mind and heart, he is in every. way worthy of this high honor. It is not to be doubted that Mr Breekinridge will fully meet the highest expectation of bis cuuntrymen in the discharge of the duties of the very important position to which he has been as signed. He has never failed to meet public expectation in any position
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25

Dr. priee's Cream nalkins Powder
 Forty Yssrs ths Standard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-25

The Federal court at Chicago yes terday decided that Debs' answer was not a sufficient reply to the charge of contempt, and the court will hear evidence to sustain the charge today.
 An old blind negro named Jeff Thompson, was shot and Killed by his wife near Conway yesterday. She claims that the shot was acci- dental