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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-12-07
FRIDAY, DECEMBER !, 1891
To OUR DEBTORS.

The Register Company is to he presently
changed to joint stock company and ii is
necessary to close our present books. There-
fore all accounts due us must be settled
Please come i'm and ascertain the balance
and if you are not able to pay the money let
us have Il note therefor.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-12-07
THIS is GOOD NEWS FOR ALL.
THE CURE FOR CONSTIPATION.

A LARGE SUPPLY OF DIR. HOWARD'S
SPECIFIC RECEIVED AT sTERN's DRUG
SrORE-MORE ON THE WAY-ENOUGH
TO SUPPLY ALL,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-12-07
sTATEOFVERMONT, J
DISTRICT OF ADDISON.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY

DISTRICT on ADDISON
In the matter OF Il. l.. a l.. T.. stevens, insol-
vent debtors.
II j. ordered that the second and third IN oct.
mg- OF the creditors OF said insOlVent debtors
ne held at the Probate once i'm Mlddlcbury i'm
said district on the ith day of january, lSl5. at
10 O'Clock I'm the forenoon for the purpO. es set
forth I'm sections 70 - and 80 of "An Act to es.
tablish Courts of Insolvency i'm this state, -
approved Nov IS 1876, and the several
amendments thereto. The Register OF this
court il directed to give notice to all known
creditors of said lsolVent debtors by sending
them by mail prepaid, written or printed
notices stating the time ant place OF said
meetings; Also to notify the sad insovent
debtors Ia be present thcreat; Also 10 publish
notice of the time and ace of said meetings
three weeks successiVely i'm the Mddlebury
Register, newspaper printed AT Middlebury,
I'm 81 id state, prior 10 the time OF said meet
lngs.
- Given under my hand and the
seal oi the Court ot insolvency tor
! l.. ;. the district of Addison this 9TH day
} OF December, 1884.
J. NJ. sLADE,
40 Judge
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
LATE NEWSFROM LONDON
What Is Known There Of the Prog
ress Of War in the
Orient
The Csar's Health Is the Absorb
ing Topic In Europe at
This Time.
Money and Iionds aud stocks, and the
Market for Thom-othSr forslgH
News aud Notes.

LONDON, sOpt. 9O.-A dispatch from
Shanghai says that owing 10 she protest OF
Great Britain, Taung III Yamsn has ordered
the tsleaso OF tho B'Itlsh steamer Pantheon,
recently asiz'd by a Chinese varship on
sus sgiclon that she vas carrying oontTabnnd
articles OF war. The owners Of tho steamer
intend 10 claim compensation for the seiz-
ute OF the ship. Tho dispatch adds that Ii
Hung Chang received important dispatches
by e1pfoss from POkin. His enemies en- i
courage tho dowagor empress In the belief
that tho defeats of the Chinese forces we're
due TO hia inoom potency and corruption.
The Times tomorrow will publish a dis
patch sent from Shanghai to-day stating
that an imperial decree has been issued ap-
poln,inR Prince Kune. the emperor'a uncle.
president OF Tsunq III Ysmen. and the prss-
ident Of the Admiralty ns n special commit
toe to conduct war operations
A dispatch from st. Petersburg says
Russia intends TO msintain neutral posi-
tion In the Chinsse-Japanssed dispute unless
Japsn annsIss Corss. A dispatch to the
Times from frankfort says the London
corrssI ondsnt Of the Frankfort Zsltung
has learned from eIcsllont sources that
japan. IL victorious over Chins, Intends TO
divide China into thrso inder en- dent king
doms. which will be placed under the rule
OF native princes. one OF whom will bs Ii
Hung Chang.
The Vienna TaRblatt publishes a letter
from 81. Petersburg stating that the ezar 10
suffering with two dissinct mslsdies. He
has bosn affected for some time with highly
developed neuralQia. whsn the attacks
are sevsfer than usual his whole household
10 alarmed. The second disease vas long
In devel lpinv. Al fret 10 vas iakea for
diabetes. then b,ighps diseass, and hnalIy
for tuberculosis affection of the kidneys.
The kidney Affection was aggravated
lately by q cold oontrsotsd during the night
Of his visit TO his son, Grand Duke George.
He has lost In weight during the past few
weeks greatly. He sufsrs great pain and
looks very Ill.
The Crswn Point printing works al Leeds
have been burned. Loss Gl00,0O0.
Lord Hsrron, eldest son OF the marquis
Of Cranky, 10 dead, a. the result Of sur
gloal operation.
A dispatch from San Domingo says tha,
half ,hs town WAS destroyed by o rscen,
cyclone.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

Tom Cleary, the man who did the shoot
ing on Sunday moInin0, Ia a Californian.
He OF one time stood high in his profession
as a middle-weiaht pugiist, and in a
match with Jack Dempsey in San Fam
cisco. gave the Nonpareil the hardest fight
be ever had previous 10 his dsisnt by the
Marine. kBlhnehe. ClsHry. II 10 claimed.
xRs never whipped IN the ring until ho
Tough, Dempsey. Hs Travelled with
the DempseJ spsrring combination and
was Ia Helena Eve or six yshrs ago with tho
company giving exhibitions. Sincs then
be hpeeArs TO have glyon mp the prizs ring
and has done little except TO occasionally
train a man for fsiio enoountr. lie IL
said 10 possess mos, OF the faults OF prize
fighter whose star Ia on the whne. The
man RYAN, arrested rs acoessorr. has been
here only a few weeks and nothing 10 known
concerning him.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
SUPREME COURT MEETING
That August Body viii Convene Tor
tho Fall Term Next Mon
day, Oct 8
Some OF tho More Important Casos
That Win Como up for
Hearing.
The Matter Of Running Mail Cars Ovs
street. Car LiHos In Large Citlss--
Weather Maps.

wlruNoroN. Sept, 10 Tho fall term Of
the United Slhts tui rome court will con-
vsno Oct. 3 and devote that day 10 the cua-
tumaY ceremonies ~ the opening Of Tho
term. coll upon tho president etc. The
wofk oftho fret week will be upon the docket.
no important cases being In Immediate
prospect. II Ia not probable there will bo
any decHoua rendered 10y the CONT until
the lhtt r iart OF Rovsmbor. Ia tbs second
week OF the term cases particularly As-
signed will bs taken up. among them being
a number Of considerable importaner. Th,
easo Of the United States Va. ths Union
Pacific Railroad company and the Western
Union Telegraph company IL one. being
brought 10 test the right Of the Union
Pacific 10 lease It's Telegraph franchise 10
tho Western Union.
Another is the case Of the TeIhs Pacific
Railroad company ". the Interstate Com,
nsrcs commission. the question At issas
being the right Of a railroad TO diaorimi.
nate in freight charges In favor Of foreign
freight. The case OF New York vs.. Emo 10
early on the list. involving the prosecution
OF John q. Emo. the New York banker who
fed TO Canada. The case against the suRar
trust, under the anti.t ust Law. 10 Also ea-
signed.
justices Field. White. Brewer, Brown
and thitss are In tho city. Justice HhTlan
ia in Chicago. Chief Justice Fuller is eI-
pscted 10 arrive Monday. Justice Gray
has moi arrived home from Europe. jus
tice jackson has bsen al Maniton Springs
all summer. and IL 10 not known whsthsr he
will be back for the opening OF the fall
term.
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Nelson 10 giving great deal Of at,eniion
to the special msil service in large cities.
and has ordered prepared maps Of all large
cities, showing surface car lines, with a
view to having mail cars run over them.
lie expects to give his attention especially
to carrying mail on electric cars which :un
from eentsrs Of cities 10 suburbs aud ad-
| Joining smaller towns Cable cars may be
utilized where possible. but Mr. Nelson is OF
/ the opinion that only electric cars running
long distances will be profitable 10 carry
mails.
Acting Chief Dunwoody. OF the weather
bureau, has issued n sTeoial chart illus-
tntipg graphically by six mAps tho origin
and pt oaress Of the West India hurricane.
which lasted from Sept. TO .. The
weather observers slenR the coast report
were damaged. The warnings were also OF
great value to rice interests and the damage
was slight. Goods In Charleston wers
moved long before the stofm tide arrived.
aud a million dollars worth OF property
was saved.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
sIAyY AND FoRKY.
Tho KiilinE Of Dorrliy Recalls a Tragedy
OF harlV Days.

Tho KiliinE Of DorrIty Recalls a Tragedy
OF EarlV DaJs
II was In 1870 A DISASTROUS fire had Just
swept away portion Of upper Main street,
The bucket brigade had done all in its
power 10 stop the flames and after heroic
and uncoasing efforts the flaming element
was stayed iu It's course OF destruction.
The weather was pleasant and times we're
very proapetoGs in those days. Indeed tho
contrast between then and now. according
20 the tales OF tho old-tmers, Ia enough 80
maks one feel As though he we're 10 Aa en-
sirely different country. Gold dusi was
the oulrsncY OF tho land, blue-shiried
miners were In oil The surrounding bills
taking cut the precious metal, and no
one know What IL was 10 bo
In want fer the neossaaTigs OF
life. The ffe was still gmOudorlug in the
burnt dlsttlos and few cinders Weio
waftod hitheT and thrtheT by ths gentle
breeze. That dav az on Sunday morning
last, tho weather was hesutitul, bot before
the sun had descended tebiud tho purple
hills direful tragedy had married the
aspect OF The tiuee. Fotky and Shaw.
two wel!-knoWn char ctets In those dave,
had got into a dispute. foTky was walking
In front OF what NRa then the International
hotel, nov the hinerNl Springs hotel. and
not much more than hftY Zee, from whore
Dornty fell this morninR he was shot 10
death by hB AntAgoniHt. ehayy. Tho latter
Was tried and acquitted.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
FRANZ DoEnIrY.
Of tho carsss OF the Dead
Sian.

Sian.
bat little can bo learned concerning the
history Of Dorritr. lie has followed the
businom Of gambling In Auhoonds, Bate.
aud other cities Of tho vest, and has bosn
10 Helena for she past two monthA IL was
he who Billy FaY. thu man With ths buruoi
visRgo. threatened 10 Wipe oat In Butt0
nbout yehr AgO. Fay. u seems, had si0t
snd killed DoTriiJ'a partner. Jack Dslmors,
la Spokane. On going tO Butte he heard
thht Dority hAd threatened W III him la
oideT 10 even up the score. Fay. tho story
goes, then vent 10 DOtrity aud Offered 10
divide up the town of Butte, sach totako a
half md remain In H. Dofrity 10 sei1
10 hayo replied that the town
was not big enough Tor tho
two Of them. Fay then went away and So
cnrlng two big rovolVoTa commenced TO
hunt for DoTfity. Ho ontsrel a variety
show ana created goat sensation by
lourishing hia pistols. For this act and
the we'll known Desperate character OF the
man, fAy was Obliged 10 leaVo Butte, add
neither ihe name OF DorrltY nor Fay bAB
been Of public interest no 10 sunday morn
ing last.
in Mlsg1ulA DDrfitY pnRaRed Ia Run
nqht With Jack Mitchell. Tho formsr bad
q revolver aud the latter a Winchester rl-
he. number OF shots we're exchanged.
bat neithOf man was hurt. This matter Was
am,ehbly sottlod AftSTwhrd td all outward
Appearances, but subsequently, ON getting
tbr drop Dorrity presented gun TO Mitch
ellis breast and threatened TO shoot him.
lie is conceded by all who know him n
have been desperate man. ready 10 hghi
TO the death at a moments notice or no
notice az nll. lie is thought 10 hAvs oome
from New York. hut nothing is certainly
knosn concerning tho place of his birth or
OF hiH family.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
PLANNED WRECK.
oRly Oas Killed Outright, and ons
Fatally IBIursd.

ohiN bAo NANHh huu thA
Fatally IBJarsd.
Tourpo, Ohio, sepG 30-Traln No. 3 on
the Wabash was wrecked this morning al
Maunee. small town twelve mlloa south
Of thia city. The accident happened
shortly before sevsn O'Clock and was the
result Of a we'll laid piAn 10 ditch the on
tire train. The Pullmans kept on the
aoh, ind the mail aud baggage cars, Sl-
though badly wrecked did not contain any
victim. be killed. N. Smith engineer.
loiedoi fatally injured, A. II Day, hre-
man, Toledo.
Tho week was planned 10 occur nt the
vest end OF long siding. iuat beyond
hAum9s station. The road nj the lower
cart Of the switch target bad been removed
aud tho switch partlJ thrown. Tho Ia get
indicated q clear track, and Engineer
Smith was not aware OF tho situation many
minutes before the engine was humping
along on tho ties. AZ soon sa tho train
atTuek the switch ID leapsd into tho al. felt
forward toward the ditch, and turned com
pletolY over. The tru cks Of the mall cars
followed the engine. bat the cars them-
selves went In an opposite direction, Ia
der these wore found the dead body OF
Engineer Smith. aud Fireman Day.
A, ths time of the wreck tha train was
rnnninR al regular speed. and II ia oonsid-
cred miracle that no lore liyss we're Lost
The express and baggage cars we're reduced
10 splinters although the occupants es-
cared unhurt. There weto several usssnn-
asrs on the combination smoker, which was
wrecked beyond repair. vet no SOL atchos
could be shown by any OF them,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
THE DEADLY COCAINE.
Death of q Young Woman Under Its In
1asncs.

Death Of q Young Woman Under Its In
1asncs.
CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-I3rlle White, 20 years
Of age, daughter OF BsnIsmin S. White. a
wealthy lumbermAn. died 40 Woods hotel
this morning while under treatment for tho
removal Of facial blsmishe. Death was
caused. 10 issupposSd, By the use Of CO.
esins 10 dsnden the rain from the spplica-
zion Of an Electric current. which eonsti-
tuted the means OF t'satmsnt The ope-
rstor was DR.. sophie Santa, OF the Great
Sophia Santa company. Eliza A. James,
the partner OF Santa, wss assisting in the
operation al the time. In one hand d. Santa
held an electric needle and In tho other 4
sponge saturated with four PER cent solu-
,ion OF cocaine which she applied 10 dsadsn
Tho pain caused BY the needle. she had
almost completed the treatment when Miss
White Rasped for breath aud before the
operator could assiAt her. she slid from the
chair to the hooL dead. Aid was hastily
summoned and restorntivss applied. but
without avail. the young woman having
died almost instantly.
DR.. Santa, with her assistant. were locked
MP until the exact cause OF tho young
womsn's death 10 known. There ia no
thought. however. that death was tho re-
suit OF anything bat accident.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
Denied All rrsvlou. Ia,.rylow..

ST. PAUL, Sept. 31-CEpt. Thomas Ryder
GslsWorthy. of tho British merehs altman
Kow Bhing which was sunk by the JnpA
nsss steamer RAniws over a month ago
while taking Chinese troops TO CorsA, ar
rived In this city to-day over the koTthorn
Pacific, and lst Tonight for Londoa.
where the British admiralty 10 awaiting his
repof, Of tho kow ShinR AFFAIR. DIR. Frank
lin Roger. Of tho naval hospital at Yoko-
hama, With his wife and daughter, arrived
ou the Same train. and proceeded 10 Chi-
osgo and Washington on n vAcAtion. kei-
thsT would slcnk Of the KoW Fhina event
Capt. GAlsworthI tubnittsd TO enough Of
an interview 10 deny all Interviews that
we're alleged 20 have been held with him,
as'Ortlnn hO had not, until to-day. spoken
TO newspaper man in America.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
Decision Affecting a million.

BosroS, Sept 30.-An important decision
afIsstine Si.OOO.0OO worth OF claims seSinsI
the United States government has been
rendered by Jadge Colt Of the United
Stntsa circuit court. Tho decision 10 IN tho
celebrated case OF Jos. Burtuell m i'm.
porter, against Leyerett sHlstinstAll. for
merly collector Of the port OF Boston. lhs
question No issue was on thO intetpi station
OF sections BOIL aud 2g9l OF the Revised
Statutes OF 1871 regulating the time, man-
ner and nature Of protest against the
payment Of duties ButNell iilvd written
Irotest with the collector within ton days
after liquidation. hul tho government con-
tended that the protest should have been
made when BurtwsIl paid tho estimated
duties Judge Colt hhs now decided that
BurtWsll was right. The RoTSTnmOnt will
anpsat
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
WHARF !. porrIty,s Knlfe3

Two men who passed the body of Dor
rity after he fell TO the Sidewalk state pos
iiively that they saw lying by his side a
large pocket knife with open blade. These
men were spectators Of the tragedy and
followed CleAry when be ran to State
street. where the arrest vas made. Others
who came Immediately 10 where the bo y
lay saw no knife. Men who knew Dorfiiy
we'll ssy he always carried such knife;
that BIO had ID on his person Saturday
night. Some one. then, whether thf ough a
desire 10 shield him from blame. or through
oupidity. must have picked the knife up
from the sidewalk and carried IL away. II
there was one. II is important, that the
knife b. produced. aud City MAJ shal Dsvis
especially yiroquests the party who found IL
TO return il TO police headq ia tefs.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

Eject Of Gormsn Purchases OF Gold
American Railway seourItiea
LONDON. Sept. 30.-German purchases OF
gold and an advance In principal foreign
exchanges caused q temporary hardening
OF discount rates. but II 10 expected the
release OF quarterly dividends will cause a
relapss next week.
A heavy settlement al the stock exchange
restricted business and speculation for the
moment almost ceased. Ths general be-
lief that trade is expanding both here ana
In the United States gives prospects OF q
general rise in prices Reduced business
In oonsols and other gilt-edged securities Ia
evidence Of returning confidence. Foreign
securities wore generally steady. Russians
relapssd on the czt's illness. American
railway securities were lower on the week, /,
but better feeling prevailed on Saturday
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
FIVE DEAD UNDER THE WRECK.
Discovery of wreokiag Grow at the
tcene of an Accident.

Discovery of . wreohiag Crow at the
tcene of an Accident.
WooDsrooK. ILL.,. Sept s0.-At IL o'clock
this morning . freight train. bound for
ChishRo, was wrecked on the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad. about q mils west
Of this city. When tte wreckinq crew
reached the spot the voice of = man was
heard calling for help. His hand pro.
traded from beneath tho debris. The car
was loaded with green plsnks and the lum-
ber was removed as rapidly AZ possible.
Tbs result was the discovery OF 1--WE dead
bodies. one man badly injured. and boy
seriously bruised and shaken mp. The
dead are; Bert Little. Freeport ILL.,; ChAs
Davis, Mount Morris, ILL.,; uaknown boy,
Lincoln. Neb.; unknown boy, residence
unknown; unknown man, said TO be known
as Milwaukee Eddie" Tho injured nte;
Joseph Grady. Fall River. nass, leg
broken, back injured, and left wrist chewed
By one of the boys In his dsnth strug lie,
the latter dIipg with bis head pinned by
the lumbsr TO Grndy's breast; Sam New
man, 12 years old, Frospor,, III.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
Flrlnr Jlh.. werdorfal MIl..

CuuLIcoTuE. o., sept. 3).-Flyiug Jib
made n wonderful showing hero this morn
ing. AndT Mcdowell was working him
and hal him hilohSd 10 a high wheeled
puoumstic Wagon, with running mate.
IN. pAorr scored acyeral times, ami finally
MoDoWell gave thc word 10 those who
were In tho iudeet stand. The gsding
! . ied hwAY beautifully. lie won't 10 ths
s,It In loo, and finished tho mile In l.bgl,.
ho performance has excited horssmsn
v oAtlY. ~ IL Wss tho fastest mile ever
psoed nRdsf similar oireumslAucss.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
TELEGRAPHIC BREyIrIEs.

uAMIroN. o., Sept. 80 Democrats OF
Iho Tbi district To-day nominated Con
gresham Paul j. sog for congress
BRtMEN, Sstt. 80.-rbs North German
Lloyd htsAm,hin company received the
fret aWald Of steamships at the Antwerp
exposition.
Ntw HoHE, Sept J0-Hsnry OF Navarro,
Domino ana Clifford were matched to-day.
TneT Will mosl a. Morris PARK on SATURDAY
nsI, nA mile ant an eighth, weights for
ago, for n pufie Of 5000
MKMrHlA lenn., Sept. 2O.-Clen. A. NJ.
West, candidate for vice president OF The
United stats In 1884 on the UTeenhaok
lnbor iokS, with Gen. BenL Butler. died a,
Holly Springs, Miss, to-day.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
m.h nr.n on a nrhnnch.

DAyroS, o., Sept 3O.-FTiday was pension
day No the soldiers home and tho soldiers
were paid $4,000 few OF them visited
tho diyea In the vicinity ot the institution
NAtuEday and were robbed. At ono O'clock
this morning thiCe old holdieIs we're found
robbed and murdered aud ,hsir bodies lsf'
living Ia tho road. IheT we're Adolrhur
0urgan, Cornelius Lyman aud John Par,
rett of ihe navy. Ds,ssiIvss hSvn hftJ
suspects looked ar. Anumbor OF veterans
a1e missing from tho home. bat will turn
mp all right.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
cLEAnr CLAIMS sELr-DErrNsE.
A Curious Condition of Analrs BotNesn
tho Two Men.

a Curious Condition of AnRlrs Brtwesn
tho Two Men.
On being taken 10 the rolioe station
ClSa'y claimed No an excuse for the shoot
ina that Do,rity had attacked him with n
knife and that he nred In Eelf-defense.
uihtIs OF the companions Of tho two men
say that strange state Of affairs existed
between them. Dorrity. who, II la declared,
came here some two or Ihrss months $40.
destitute of means, was betrlended by
CloAry. who performed many acts Of kind
ness toward him. hut for aome TeRson
ClcarT ceased TO takn HuT interest In Dor
rity, Theu, 10 IL asid. Dorrtv went 90
CrBry's room and, placing piatol against
bis bodY. forced him 10 give ny all the
money in ha possession. Ihie poTfo m
huco Ia said 90 have been often repeated,
CloaTy being afraid that II hn refused be
wonld be killed. IN 10 even stated that
Clsary LETT town some two weeks AHo aud
bad been living I'm cabin about three
miles nj above town Go avoid meeting
Dnrtltr, whom he greatly feared, shiuT
dhy he came to town aud vndeAvorsd 10
plncatS his enemy by giving him money IL
IL farther said that n former rhiinef OF
notrity had used the same tactics on CleatT
With success. In further excuse Tor the
shooting II IL rumOTed, but cannot be
1 acsd 10 any reliable HoutCe. shat DotrlB
had made threat after the qua rel Ia the
headquarters that ho would Nil ClearI Dos
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01

BKRLN Sept. 30.-NsuI. sisuiGcsn, So
showing new AmsliorlA,ion Of tbs rsla-
tlons between Francs and Germany. -omea
from Carlsuhc, Baden. Ph@lIX Monl
composer and lsadsr In tho royal thsatsr
az Car.stuhe has signed a contract to
direct, from March 10 ntIi 10 April 10, a
slTies OF eonoeTta In Paris. Thsss con-
eerls eomprlsO the oYole OF BsrloL's COM
poaliona.
Not even She Corehn question rivals In
interest here news Ia circulation regarding
ihe cRai'S health. Ths insiincis Of ths
ozRr's oldest tou are peaosabls, bot II ia
regarded that be may be owe ridden by the
military party.
The socialists have nat with great sue.
cess In the elsetion r., courts OF induat y
In this city. ETful MathAuSsn and else.
where.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
RYAN Ia In jail.

Soon after the srrost Of Clesry his friend
and companion. Ryan, was also placed un-
der aires; as accessory TO The killing. He
was present du'ing all the time OF the qua
rol and u is alleged he gave the weapon to
CleaTy With which the shooting was done.
I he revolver ia claimed to bo tho property
OF Cleary, but that Ryan was carrying il
and had II In his possession up 70 the time
of the shooting. But the truth Of thi,
statement can only be determined At the
inques, OF trial. The officers OF the law
certainly believe him culpable and will no
doubt hold him until his innocence 10 es-
tablished.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-01
EZErA's PLANS.
says He Il Going Into the Coffee Raisinx
Business.

says He Il Going Into the Coffee RaisinE
Business.
CTY OF Mrxtoo, Sept. 3o.-Gsn. Egssa
has arrived here. He called upon Presl-
dent Diaz In the most friendly way. He
denies any intention OF starting q rsvolu-
luton; says hs has In no way authorized
the telsRrt m sent out from Tan Francisco
s'yinz he wes coming here 70 make war on
Salvador or Honduras; says he intends max
ing this country his home. and will engags
in co6ee plHntipR and bring his family here.
Hs laughs at ths idea OF q var bstvssn
Mexico and Guatemala. He says 1000
Mexican soldiers would DO more than
en- ,ugh 10 oloan out Guatemala, which has
no soldiers Of sxp,risnos and worse Office q.
President Diaz was interviewed and said
the tolsarsms published in the United
Rtstes that Mexico had any intention Of in
terfering with Central AmsioAn affairs
were absolutely without foundation. The
boundary disputs with Guatemala, hesaya
will bs settled BY diplomacy.