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Summer Sale Of Underwear,

White Waists. Colored Hemstitched Collars
and CUFFS -e5c, 75c, S5c, 81. SIPS, Sl.5O and s2
Fine Dimity Waists 81, % and up to 81.
Wash Goods of every description at half
price.
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WANTED at 90 Jones street. two table or
" permanent boa 5rs; references ex-
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60 S00 fo-4 no on Henry s'r,et.
U.s. COO near Barnard. J. E. Fulton s.
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FOR SALE, :, "a and Floyd steet near
Il Hull viii sell very cheap J. Z. rultCn -
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SOUTH room, with board, or entire suite
~ of rooms, bath hot and cold water on
same floor, to desirable party. 1856 Liberty
street
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to refer. you to the people who had that
matter in charge. do not remember Of
any efforts at arbitration made by the
Pullman Company. | expressed myself
as decidedly opposed TO arbitration.
what did you sec that was so OBJ
lectionable in submitting to a third party
the question whether you should raise
the wages of your employees or notRD
II refer TO my written statement which
declares, in my opinion, that am able to
manage my own business. I still think
that, after twenty-seven years Of expert
ence, am better able TO tell the position
OF the Pullman company than any third
party"
do you not think Il would have been
Just TO have divided with those employees
little while so as to give them, at least,
fair living wagesl"
Il do not. 1t would have amounted to
a gift of money to these men. IL was
simply matter of business. The com
pany and the men had to make mutual
sacrlhce. The men were required to
work harder while the company lost
money on contracts
Mr.. Pullman denied any collusion with
the railroads in regard to resisting the
strikers.
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visions of the new act may be withdrawn
from warehouses on and after Aug. 2S, 1894,
without payment Of duty. second, All man
ufaCtured articles specifically or generally
composed wholly of materials other than wool
OF woTsted or OF which some one material
other than wool or worsted is the component
part of chief value, will be admitted on and
after Aug. IS, 1894. at the rates OF duty pre-
Scribed in the new act All other manufac-
tured articles specifically or generally pro-
Vided for in said schedule will continue until
Jan. 81 1898 to pay the rates Of duty imposed
thereon by the act entitled, an act TO reduce
the revenue, G lualiZe duties on imports. and
for other purposes" approved oct. l. 1890.
Third, Coffee and tea, hides and skins. raw
or incurred whether dry, unsalted or picked,
Will be admitted free OF duty on and after
dated March "A, 1892 issued in accordanc e
with the proclamations of the President OF
the United States. dated March Is. 1892 and
directing the collection of duties upon
certain articles being products Of or exported
from Venezuela, Columbia aud Hayti is
hereby revoked. j. G. CARLISLE,
Secretary.
The following telegram was sent to the
collectors of internal revenue at 4 o'clock
this afternoon.
Washington, Aug. o. ls94-After today
collect tax on all spirits at Sl10 per gallon
and proportionate rate on all fractions of
one-tenth or more. Notify stamp deputies.
JOSEPH S. MILLER,
Commissioner.
Secretary Carlisle to-day offered $500
reward for the supposed Illicit distiuers
in Stokes county, North Carolina, who
shot w. G. Lewis, United States raider,
on Aug s, while endeavoring to capture
rnOOnshinprs
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THE NEW TARIFF.
Important Instructions Wired to Col
lectors by Secretary Carlisle.

lsctors by Secretary Carlisle.
Washington, Aug. 27.-The tariff
bill, which has been in the custody Of
the treasury department since shortly
after it was sent to the President was
returned to the white house this morn
ing. II is stated authoritatively that a
veto is out Of the question. The bill will
become law at l2 O'Clock tonight.
Secretary Carlisle this morning decided
that goods now in bond will be entitled
to the privileges Of the free list of the
new tariff act.
The following telegram was sent this
morning in order TO AFFORD facilities for
the immediate bonding and withdrawal
of goods just arrived.
Collector OF Customs, New York-Vessels
with cargo not discharged nor entered for
consumption may be made vessel warehouses
temporarily for such goods as shall be entered
to-day in bond JOHN G.. CARLISLE.
The same telegram was sent 70 the collec-
tors Of customs at Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Portland, Me, San Francisco,
Portland, Newport News, Norfork. New
Orleans and Chicago. Secretary Carlisle
also telegraphed collectors of customs at
San Francisco, New York, Port Town
send. Boston, Philadelphia, New Orleans,
Chicago and Baltimore as follows:
You are instructed as follows concerning
collection laws under recent revenue legisla-
tion by congress: First, All articles hereto
fore subject 10 duty but made free by pro.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-28
RAILROAD RECORD LOWERED.
The Atlantic Coast Line and Plants
Pythian Train.

Washington, Aug. 27.-The Atlantic
Coast Line and Plant System Knights of
Pythias special train, which left Jackson
vile, Fla, yesterday afternoon at AGO
o'clock, eastern time) arrived here this
morning at S:09 o'clock, having made the
run in fifteen hours and forty-nine min
utes.
This lowers all previous records 2hours
and 40 minutes. After deducting stops,
the remarkable record is shown of 7SO
miles in $50 minutes, an average speed
for the entire distance of fifty-ive and
one-half miles per hour. The fastest run
was made on the Northeastern road from
Ashley Junction to Florence, ninety-six
miles in 9915 minutes, including two stops
for water and drawbridge
Notwithstanding the high rate of speed,
the track and road bed were in such ex-
cellent condition that the passengers on
the train did not realize that they were
making other than the average schedule
time.
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trict, 1900; in the Second district the
total vote was II 1872; in the Third dis
trlct' 1921 in the Fourth district, IL. .SO+;
IN the Fifth district, II ,S39 in the Sixth
district, l3,4S4; in the Seventh district,
6,S04.
interest in the primaries tomorrow
very largely centers in the election of the
legislative tickets in the various counties.
A WIDE OPEN SPLIT.
Washington, Aug. 27.-A special from
Columbia, S. c., says Quilted States
senator Butler, candidate for re-elec-
Ilon, withdrew from the state democratic
executive committee his pledge to abide
by the result of the democratic primaries.
Inis means that Butler tickets for the
Legislature will run against sthe Tillman
candidate in the general elections, and in
wolves wide open split of the Demo-
cratic party in the stateu
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-28
THE KENTUCKY CONTEST.
Thrusts and Counter-thrusts Made
and Much Excitement.

Louisville, KY, Aug. 27.-Miss Mary
Desha of Washington, sister of Col. w. c.
p. Breckinridge's second wife, to-day
issued vigorous appeal, urging the de-
feat of Col. Breckenridge. The letter
caused much excitement here today.
II is the talk Of the town, recall
ing to mind, as it does, the mem
ory Of the woman who founded the
Kentucky Womans Veteran Association.
Col. Breckinridge spoke at Ather. this
county, to-day. His address was devoted
principally to evening up scores with
EX-Controller of the Treasury Milton Il.
Durham, Judge Jere Morton and Judge
kinkaid, who have recently been making
such hot speeches against him. The colo
mel thought there was something wrong
politically or personally with each of his
assailants. The crowd went wild with
enthusiasm.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-28
MILLS RESUME WORK
They Have Been Idle Since July and
Reduce Wages.

Dover, n. H., Aug. 27.-The Cocheco
mills, after shut down since July 81
started up this morning. A week ago it
was announced there would be a 10 per
cent cut down. All but the mule spinners
returned to work, they refusing TO accept
the cut. 1t is shown however, that the
cut averages but per cent. throughout
the works. There is but little filling on
hand, and the mills. il is thought. cannot
run long. A thousand hands are en-
ployed.
MANY wEAvERs THROWN OUT
The situation in the mills this after
noon was unchanged One-half the
looms in No. ] millSyere running. but in
all the other mills they were stopped. Al
4 o'clock Gen. Holland decided that with
tonight all the looms in No. ?. No. 5.
north section, and No 2 extension should
be stopped until further notice. This
order stops over 400 looms, which
throws 250 weavers out Of employment.
The rest of the works will be kept run
ming as long as possible and will then be
closed unless there is change in tho
present situation.
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Nominated and Confirmed.

Washington, Aug. 27.-The President
to-day sent TO the Senate the nomination
Of Noah l.. Jeffreys of the District of Co
lumbia to be commissioner on the part of
the United States to arbitrate the claim
Of the Venezuela Steam Transportation
Company against the government of
Venezuela. The Senate later confirmed
the nomination
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-28
THE ATLANTA EXPOSITION.
Secretary Hoke Smith Appoints Rep
resentative for His Department.

Washington, Aug. 27.-Secretary Hoke
Smith has detailed Prof, Frank w.
Clarke, a chemist in the geological
survey, to represent the interior de-
partment as member of the
board of management of the
government exhibit at the Cotton States
and International Exposition to be held at
Atlanta, Ga, next year
Headquarters for the reception and reg
istration of all parties interested in the
coming southern convention have to be
opened at parlor ten of Willards hotel.
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THE coMM1ss1oNER's CASE.
The Authority of Secretaries to Re-
move Such officers Established.

Washington, Aug. 27-Judge Cole of
the District supreme court to-day denied
the petition of Lytton P. Dryden, formerly
shipping commissioner of the port of Bal
timore, for a mandamus on Secretary
Carlisle to compel his retention in office,
the secretary having removed him with
out cause. Dryden's counsel noted an ap-
peal. The decision of Judge Cole, unles
reversed, will establish the authority of
secretaries of the treasury to remove
shipping commissioners at will
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Acts Approved.

Washington, Aug. 27.-The President
has approved the following acts: To
amend an act creating new division of
the Northern Judicial district of Georgia,
making provision for the accommodation
of United States circuit and district
courts at Meridian, Miss
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Cholera Spreading.

Bucharest, Aug. 27.-Cholera is rapidly
spreading in Bessarabia. The sanitary
council demands that the whole line
along the Pruth be cordoned by the mill
tary
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-28

Lowell, Mass. Aug. 27-The fremont and
Suffolk mills started up to-day in all de-
partments, except the color and blanket
rooms, with ZOO operatives. The Mid
dlesex wcolen mills carding and spinning
rooms and part of the weaving rooms also
resumed work, and also the Appleton
mills in all departments. The total num-
Der Of operatives set 10 work Is about
5000 There is a temporary scarcity Of
weayers IN two Of the cotton mills.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-10
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-10

SHERlEF's sAIE-MAUpE N. BAKER
- Plaintiff. We. Abbis J. Porter s. 7. Poriei
and Alexander Morton. defendants.
l nder and b. virtue Of an order OF sale and
district eeurt OF tho first judicial district Of the
state Of Montana, IN and for the county Of Lewis
and larke. on the 18th day Of April. A ID. lss
N. tAtsr. the above named plaintiff. Obtained /
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure aad sale
80. .ssins. Abe 49, rOrts! s T. Porter
Of 81. sSoO0 5esides interest oosts and attorneys
fses which said decree was. on the 10Th day Of
April A; ID. 1894 recorded in Judgment book
handed to cell ali ,ha, ssrt.ia lo. pie eS' Or
parcel OF land situate. lying and bsing In the
Northern iaetho addition to the city Of Helena,
in the county Of lewis and CiArks. state Of
to-Wit
he east thirty 1907 feet of lot si1 Co,, in block
siAty-hye to5l ~ the Northern Pacific addition
10 he city Of Helena, county and state sfors-
said being thirty 1907 feet front on Boulder ave-
nue. and one hundred and forty (itOl feet dosp
az said lot and block are numbered, dssignAtsd
Pacific addition nov on hle in the ONCE OF the
recorder VI deeds Of said county OF Lewis and
Clarke.
oge,Asr with AL and singular the tsnemepts.
hereditamsnts aud appurtsnaness tharsunto be
longing or IN anywise appertalninR.
Public notice IL hereby gwen. that on Thurs
day the 10th day Of NAY. A. D.. 1891. Al y
o'clock m OF that day az the front door Of the
court house. Helena Lewis and clarke county
Montana, will In obed ienoe to said order Of sale
and decree OF foreclosure and sale. sell the above
Describes property. OF 30 much thereof as may
terest and costs. to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand.
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
By FRnD hOsA Under Sheriff
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FoF,UEes N PRECIOUS STONES.



Handled by Famous London Dealer Wh'
Has Stock Worth s'."oo'ooo
The two principal things that strike on,
during "a visit tn thr establishment of OBJ,
cnatcst gem merchant boo tlo world. Ed
win Stcetcr. an, tac APPARENTLY Carclus-
fashion in which pnviuus stones worth
small fortunes arc handled and the iuaE
nitude of tho everyday transactions Mr..
.-trcctcr has pearl Fishery of hi- own iu
Nnoum. West Australia and thr industry
employs about 500 mon and - vessels &C
from 1000 % 100 tons huulcu tnn.i rn
mcuts of an kinds off rourh stones come
info the famous Bond street. house cNcry
Monday morning
Which IS the most popular STONE 10 the
present llN. SIR. ~tnctcr iuquirtd a
writer
rhs diamond. dcrideily was Doe ~
ply. haf English rronlr lr' uH- nearly
such eo.t Ef. a- Americans Austria
liaus AH. H..itc Intal pst,uiato- THO
car p'. ..u.u.eoI.r.d ur $3.50. uou Tor
"a ccrtal. u' u..moau. lut 1 ntu-ed t'
cell Do a. tLt .mc The most valuable diA-
moud tf.t 2 over had. however WAS worth
$500. 600 l'uA.es off thc trH' pioon
blood color are worth moro tlun tcn umcs
their weight Boa Diamonds hut u~' Nty
rlr.l found ~iauicsc ruhIc- lrc tnQuont
ly sold to private buyers as Burmese the
latter hying The finest in thc world
The -apphin suit of % CERTAIN dcccaSod
duchess wa, once brought to mr iur Naiu-
a.iou, but I instantly pronounced the
STONES t' hc false. and chem oi COURSE There
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-10

IL Tllk DISTRICT COURT or THE FIRST
judicial district OF the state OF Montana.
al and Tor the county OF Lewis aud Clarke.
In the matter OF the estate Of William Chum-
Asero. deceased.
Notice is Hereby given that the final account
q Mary r. thumassro. the sH0cutrir aud
homAa A NARROW. the executor. Of the estate
OF william thumaierO deceased. has been rem
dersd 20 said court for 20 tlement and that !
petition Tor the huAl distribution % said estate
las been hled with said account. and that the
leih day OF MAY. 1894, at 10 o'clock a. m. has
been duly appointed hy the said court for the
settlement Of said account and the hearing 81
said petition. az which time any person inter
eetet IN said estate may appear aud fle his ex-
captions TO said account In writing and contest
the same. JOHN BEAN. lerk.
Dated Mar Z 1894
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-10

Few ladies know that the beautiful lace
known as fayai lacc is made from the thcrs
of loavcs of the bitter aloe relative of tho
common century plant Thi, lace i, man
ufactur'd by women. and the necessary
skin is 50 rarely attained that then, arc
about % persons ON the islands-the
Azur's-who can make IT, Tho art needs
to bc practiccd from childhood I'm that re-
spcct 10 is like glass blowing among men.
The art cannot bc acquired late in life
that u.s. the kind of glass blowing praotioed
IN manufactures Of glass for commercial
l4sc-Chicago Herald
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NOTICE EOTTCE rs HEREBY GIyFH
- that On Monday. the 2ist DAY % Mar 1884,
~ the north door Of the court house 10 Helena.
h9ntsnA q the hour ~ ~ m. Of said day. there
will d. sold a. public auction the following
I ompAny, which said certificates are nov held
BY the uuderslgned collateral security upon
az overdue note O. said bank owing b. James 4.
isrdse. n dsie Nay 2 lss1. for tia0tZ s6, on
Whlch there remains owing balance o. s. ai2 -
With interest thereon At u Ter cent par annum
from pril l. 1891. tAid certificates ing num
i"red and u ths numbor % shares respectively
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LUCKY LOrHARIO.
Eiopes WIN "a Chinese Woman and $40.
600 in Cash

Hopes WIN q thInose Woman aud 40,
600 ia Cash.
sAS FRASCisco May 9.-h transpirts
that Mrs. Al ChonR wife OF local Chi
Eess merchant deoampei for China vestor-
day on the stelms- Ossanis carrying go -
900 Of her husban rs money. Alb Cholg was
accustomed for yeas 20 store his earnings
in truak, 20 which he had a single key
He once found bis wife trying 90 open tie
trunk, but having severely repumaaIed
her forgos the occurrence. The robbery
and movements Of his uufaitltul spouse
were Discovered after the STEAMER sailed.
A cabieg am will be sent 90 Yokohama
for the arrest OF the woman. and On. au-
tnorities ~ Honolulu will be not fled in
case ahe NAV have stopped there. Itis be-
heVed some Chinese lothaFio has compa-
nied ths woman and her husbands $40 go.
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the senate committee on che wool farm ia
a. follows. "Ihe Mckinlev taria 60 re-
main untouched 90 Jan. !, 1896, then % re-
ducuon OF no per cent 60 De made. followed
annually bv a similar reduction until ahao-
lutte free 9 nde conditions uro reached. 7 he
schedule has. 20 is undcraiuod, been sab
mittad 90 the New England manufactures
b. the democratic WOO en- manufacturers
aud theY have agreed Co o. and % is
claimed that virtually sll tue wooden man
ufacturers OF the United states have signed
the petition
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SAuLr STE. Marie. Mich. May s-Ths
a,ssl steamer Co ~. Of Cleveland. anu size
whaleoack steamer A. ID. Thompson came
together vita a terrible crash to-day az
Little George be Currvs bow was
crushed aud the forward compartment is
foil o. waite. She di1 not sink. but is
damaged about Sjl 0J0 The thomcs0u is
seriously damaged ahd Wa run aground.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-10

A LAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT
a court Of the First Judicial district Of Abe
state Of Montana. in and for the ssuntJ Of Lewis
and Clarke.
fliEA Fo,h, plaiAtia, vs.. william Foth. do
fendaut
The state Of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant
You are hereby required 70 appear in an action
brought against you By the above named plaintiff
IN the district court OF the First judicial district
Of the state Of Montana, In and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke. and TO answer the complaint
Med therein within ten days texcuslys OF the dag
Of serViosl after the service GA you Of this sum-
mons served within this county; OF. n served out
OF this county but within this district, within
twenty days. otherwise within forty days or
judgment by default viii b. taken against ION
h sad action 10 brought TO obtAls dseres
dissOlvinE the bonds Of mAtrim0aT herstOfere
and nov existing 0etNse the plaintiff and the
defendant and that the custody control and
the ohildren Of the said parties be Adiudgsd to
the plaintiff. Tho grounds on which said iudg-
msnt and decree are claimed is that the defend
ant for more than ons rear last past has been
ard. and furthermore that the defendant has
been guilty Of eEtfsme cruelty towards the
plaintiff ever since their marriage AZ 10 more
fully set out in the complaint en- nle herein. ret
erenos TO Which ia hereby msds.
And ron are hereby notified that IL you fail TO
appear ana answer the said complaint - above
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the RELIEF densALdel IN said complaint
Given under my hand and the seal % the dis
tFict court Of the First Judicial district OF the
stat Of Montana. IN and for tho
county u Lewis and clarke
I real First this 18th day OF A prl. In ths
Jud. lat. year Of our Lord one THOUSAND
l Court. sight hundred and nlnety-foar.
r JOHN BEAN Clerk
u q. q. FRFVN.S. Deputy lex
1. W fleischef, attorney for plaintiff.