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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-26
STRIKERS ARRESTED IN BUTTE.
Charged with Violating an Order OF
Judge Knowles.

Charged with Violating an Order OF
Judge Knowles.
Special TO The independent.
BurTE. July 25.-Tho excitement incident
10 the striko was renewed here to-day by
the arrest Of several A. Il. u. men and labor
leaders for contempt OF court. The COM
plants are sworn 10 by II. L. Van Housen.
assistant superintsndent Of the Utah d
Northern, and charges them with obstruct-
Ing aud damaging the railroad ptope rty,
aud with derailing care and engines. Those
ariestsi wers. @. Z. Allou. J. Mcdonald
and c. b. Jolly. svitcbmsp; George Boomer
Fred Walker. l.. ID. Garvin, and w. b.
Dts, prominent A. Il. u. men. aud Patrick
Meany, secretary OF the Trades and Labor
assembly. and populist candidate for the
legislature In this county. All wers or.
ranged before United States Commissioner
McMurphoy and placed under bonds Of
$500 each. Some Of them bave given bonds
A warrant 10 out for .hs arrest
of J. II. Caldsrhsad. president Of
the A. X. u, and populist
candidate for state senator in this ooun ~
but he has gone on fishing trip and is not
expected back for several days The men
will not be taken 10 Helena, but will be
held here 10 appear at the September term
Of the federal court In this city.
In addition. elovsn men have been ar
rested a, Lima, namely: Michael Cava-
nsuRh. =. Ii. Patterson. s. J. Parry. VIII
liam Davis. Is. W. Nelson, II. Barton, A.
o. Wilbur. J. ID. Masters, A. Christensen,
o. Height and b. W. Downey.
Msrsh Greene. train dispatcher on the
Montana Unlon, was assaulted by some
men In South Butts last night bat not Sc
rIously injured. Ho took Fred Walkers
place as train dispatcher
Col. Psnross, OF the Assinniboine troors.
lsit for Helena to-day with four com psnies
20 ielievs Major Liseum. who will return 10
Fort Keoeh.
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J0TTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

EuRene W. Williams has sold TO Mary Z.
Chumaseio lots "a and %, block 43. Broad
water addition. for $4,000.
q. II. fortnlan was yesterday awarded
the contract TO furnish the United btateo
troops with Ave 20 eiRht cords OF wood.
Judge Buck has granted a ch.nge Of
venue In the case OF tho ElenberR National
bAnkys. L. p. Caldwell et al. conditional on
the yment OF costs.
Representatives OF the sheopshearers OF
the state met in the city yesterday and
organized a Unitsd ShearOfs National
union. Toy have q membership Of over
800.
The Arguments In the Flnkelstcin divorce
case were made TO the jury yesterday, and
day Judge Buck will deliver his instruc-
tions. The matter will thon rest with the
jury.
-Four companies of the Twentieth infsn.
try. who went TO Butte las, week. returned
Yesterday. They will succeed the Twenty
second infantry, who will return TO Fort
KsoRh.
Judgment against defendant by default
was entered yesterday ia tho district oou In
the case OF Keith Rrothera a Co.. versus
Greenhood, Bohm a Co., aud Isaao Green
hood for $l,92254.
The y. 4. S. @. h. OF the Christian church
will Rlv0 an ICE Q cam festival IN tho pRrlors
OF their church Friday evening. July a.
The public ATs earnestly requested TO Tnt-
ronize these younV people.
A deed eIecuted on May 10, 1869. was put
on IooO Il In the eonnty clstk'a oltios yeater-
day. It il stoned by Al. L. Touett, the
then probate iu ige. and sells 90 A. !. Ed
wards lots one and two IN block 80, town
sitr. being tiftJ-thres fOst on Edwards
street and 40 feet deep. The consideration
being ~.
Tue case OF wm. shouS against d. p.
| Wortman has beer thfown out OF court by
Judge Buck. hhoue alleges n mineral 10.
cation Rt the post aito and sought 10 onioin
wo tm0u, one OF the contractors. from
doing work thcre. Judge Buck held that
the government was pnrtT To the auit aud
the case ahould p'ol ofly be bfouaht Ia the
United States court
Division No. 1. OF Helena A. O. H.. hold
q meeting last n tight. Installation OF oilioeTa
took place. tho following otIieom being
elooied for the enaninR yea A, L. Martin,
state president; NJ. N. Douohuo. county
president; j. y. CLARK. vlea-ptesideni;
David Han!oy, IecoFding secretary J. II.
Golden. financial EecF0laryi j. j. Bulman.
ssrasAnt-at.ArmG Tho,. Flynn, sentiusl.
Alter The INSTALLATION ceremonies y recpp-
tion took place, many ptomin nj eitizsns
OF Helena taking part
Grand street Methodist church will have
their annual Sunday school tisnio a. the
fair grounds Thu sda'. July &c. An
paTepta OF the sunday school upia and
all members OF the congregation a . in-
vilod. Go with h0opa and balls aud swings
aud hammoeks and woll-hllod lunch bAs-
ketu and have a good time with the Ittle
folke. Tho fare will b. 70 and 70 oonie o :
car aud WAGON. Tho school will leave tho
church al ei1ht a, NJ, aud tako tho street
car corner OF q and and Main atreeta
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Further Hearing OF the Contempt
Case'ls Put on Unlil Sep
tembeE
Which Induobs Debs ot al 10 Fur
nlsh Bonds for Their APP
psaranoe.
nondsman Promptly Appear-Erwin's
Foroibis speech In Behalf Of the
bisn-Ths Trsstls wreck.

CncA0o Jaly 2A-In The A. H. U. cnnss
to-day Judge Woods delivered brief
opinion, formally overrulinl tho motion Of
the defense 10 quaah tho informaiions.
Judge Orosacup announced that ho vonlj
take no pa, In the oons;mpt proceedings,
os defendants are under indictment In the
United sih,ss district court over which he
prosidss, and the same questions OF law
will bo faisei nn5er tho Indictments. Dia-
ttiet Attorney Millehriat announced that
Special Counsel Edwin Walker vaa ~. and
suggested that the hearing DO To,tponsd
until Walker ia abe to taxa charge Of II.
Tho court continued the case until Sep
tsmbsf Ijy der Of the court the bail Of
the fou prisoner was reduced from $4,000
20 $1,000 eheh.
Attorney w. W. Erwin, counsel for tha
A. X. &. officers. violently Asnhilod the gov
eminent officers and indirectly tho court.
Judge Woods showed eTcitement
Erwin asserted that In cssep Of iniustios
the power Of the people back Of tho Cove n
ment rsverts 70 the people. His tall
quiysred with excitement and his yoios al
most rose TO a shrek. Erwin dsolared the
loads entered into n conspiracy 10 sustain
the Pullman com any In its fight alh en-.
pl0yeE. The Supreme court must decid',
he said. whether the men wers not iasiinsd
in resisting suoh conspiracy whom cou "
were silent regarding H. This question 10
whether the people are sovereign, % hive
delegated all their powers 10 oombihstlons
OF wicked men. and representatives 1ho are
asleep" be declared.
Dsbs Howard. Keliher and Rogers, after
a lengthy conference with thsir attorneys,
decided this afternoon 10 give bail. Since
commitment 10 jail tbs prisoners have re-
fused numerous offers. but beosuss Of the
continuance Of the hearing until Septsm-
Der II was decided to change their tsetlcs.
william skaks, aud William Fitzgerald
sppesred as bondsmen and the four men
we're released.
WOODLAND Cal. July 25.-Havine made
out what they consider ast' ons case against
the prisoners Wordsn and Hatch. the men
charged with having sotually ditohsd tho
train AZ the tfestle, the prosecution In the
train vreckiRR case day made an effort
TO show conspiracy on the part OF ths pris-
oners Knox. Compton ana Mullen, mem
befs OF the strikers mediation committee.
J. X. Hughss. president Of the Saoi amsnto
A. X. u, was put on the stand and quss-
toned seafohinsly of tha jsets aud ruiss
Of the union. Hughea was on the stand
nearly all the morning. bat there was notd-
ing In his testirno ony tending 10 implicste
his accused brothers OF the A. r. u, or 10
bear out the ohsfges OF conspiracy.
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THE BOSTON.
seso~ste~
We Never Load a Cannon
to Kill a Fly.
Danger SIGNAL!
N%N%& NNNNN
GREAT
CLEARANCE SALE
Of Mems Summer Suits.
%e~e%e%et
Of Mems Summer Suits.
~e~e%e%e$

The month oi July is the Danger
Signal OF the Clothing Dealers. 1t
means that the time TO reduce
stock is at hand; It means with
The Boston that prices must be
forced down to a level where
goods will move quickly. for we
have only few weeks in which
to sell a stock OF MEMS SUMMER
SUITS that is larger than any two
others in Helena put together One
year ago our Great Clearance Sale
proved TO be a wonderful success,
and was tho talk OF the town. as
those who profited by IT can testi-
fy. II is now our aim TO surpess
that sale. We have taken advant-
age OF the hard times and marked
our entire stock of Mems Summer
Suits at actual cost When The
Boston announces a Great Clear
ance Sale in Mems Summer Suits,
you can depend that they will do
Just as they advertise. as they
never misrepresent Our word Is
our bond.
Now Is the time TO lay in q sup
ply OF stylish, well-made depend
able clothing such as the Boston
is famous for.
Remember Dollars and Cents are
saved by calling on us and taking
advantage OF this Great Clearance
Bale.
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NEW LAND LAWS.
Important Bni Introduced In the House
by Hall. OF hiiusssota.


Important Biii ipiroduee In the House
by Hall. OF Hiusssota.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-Reprssentativo
Hall. OF Minnesota. to- day repotsd to the
house bill amending the eristine law re-
Rardinq public lands. Provision 10 made
whereby settlers in townships not mineral
or reserved BY the government or persons
and associations lawfully possessed Of coal
lands. OF owners OF grantees of public lands.
shall have the right 10 have such lauda aur-
veysd under certain conditions. This fea-
ture of the bill has In view the enlargement
of facilities contained on coal land laws by
psImittinR the lands 10 be sutveIed
az can now be done in the case OF
agricultural lsnds leoulred for actual
settlement. A disooyersr OF valuable de-
poslts Of coal upon unsnryeyed public
domain may now take possession OF and
hold his mine. yet there IL no provision OF
law under which patent can issue therefor
until public surveys have been so extended
ns to embrace II.
Another feature OF the bill provides that
when settlers or ownsrs or grantees OF pub.
lilo lAnds make deposits in aymsnt OF tho
cost OF surveys, oeriihoatss shall be issued
therefor. and thsTe may be used In par.
par ment for lands settled upon.
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on THE RACE TRACK.
All Sorts OF Odds Against One Winner ~
brighton.

All Sorts OF Odds Against One Winner ~
brighton.
NEw YoRK, July 2h.-Ths stewards were
In evidence again to-day M briRhtonl
Beach. for the SEQ etary vss instructed 10
receive the entry OF Addis In the fu.ure. rs
she was sent 10 post sore and unn. 10 rup.
Ia the third race the winner was an out
slider, Cora, against whom all sorts OF odds
we're laid.
One mils-'lop Gallant. Vespasiau. VIII
mar, li4s, aiH furlongs Florence. Lo a
Hawkeatoue Major General. lilGal; 1vs
furlongs-Cora. Emma. Elsie No fisou.
lea; six furlonRs-OuT Maggie koaA II.
Coltonnde, lilGa; mile aud one fnrlone-
Nr. Sass. ". h, Laursl. 1896 slx far
lonRs-Milsn, Best Is and, huF link
soa, l:lGia.
HAwTuoSr. July 25. - Half-mile-Vie-
torions, Buck Knight, Bob tucker. ;504
hal -mile-MarlhA dritnn. Sunup. TfsmoT,
;5Ot.i milo-iyTo. Dolly MeCone, Chiavsll,
l;ii; eiehtha-E EvanRtuh. Orbit The
spaniefd. li30iai three -foutths EmpoIA,
Cora Taylor Jack kiohslisu, iii6isi III Ss-
fouhhs- Victoria, Maryland, Little Grip
pie, 1;i6l.
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BATTLE EXPECTED.
Between Chinese and Japanese soidier rs In
Corsa.

Between Chinese and Japanese soldie rs In
Corsa.
YoKAHoMA. Japan. July q. IL o. m.--The
japanese troops in Corea have commenced
forward movement against the position
occupied by tho Chinese. A battle 10 daily
expocted.
WASHINGTON. July a5,-- Hostilities be-
tween China and Japan will require the
immediate reinforcement Of the United
States naval forces on the China station.
A. present this consists of only two vessels.
the cruiser Baltimore and the antiqnstsd
Monooaoy. They arc both at Chem ulro.
Cores. and 10 would be impossible for tnem
properly 10 patrol the enormous extent of
sea coast that must be watched. Owing 90
the demands of the SEQ rstrol servics there
Is only one vessel At present available for
the China station. That Is the Charleston.
now al Marc island.
ST. PETERsBURo. JGly 25.-Ths Novos
Vremyh says Russiais unable 10 Iemnin in
different to tho fate OF Cotea. and ought 20
help Chinn. or at least oontributs to local
ize the war.
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DnsvER duly 26-fho Turnerbund con.
yenllon to-day ooidoJ 10 hold the nsIt
cenveutlos In 1896 nj Louisvilis. Ky, the
vots being $40 for Louisville. The athletic
tournament IA 1897 will be held Ia St.
Louis. whore the executive board head
quarters were established Tor tho pext two
ysars. fFot,ais were adopted against log
islation calenletsd 10 kelp oni desirable
and Ag,inVt The introducing OF
religious subisote IN tbs schools. Reaolu
tlane we're adopted expressing sympathy
for lAbofeFa ana tavoting government own
ership Of railroads, telssTaphs, goa works
Ani mines.
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Missoula Democrats Favor Demo-
cratic Candidates on q
Democratic Platform.
Fusion Proposition knocked In
tho Head by IA Large
Mojority.
Arrest af Several Men vt Bnite Charged
with Contempt Of Judge Knowles
4. >. Court.


Epeolal Ia Tbs Independent.
Mrasoubk. July %. - Judge Stephens
oiiioe was crowded isevenina with large
and representative body Of Nissoula
county democrats. ID had been we'll uu-
de'ssoo1 that the principal purpose of
calling tbe meeting waa 10 Hsoerthin AZ
nearly as possible the sentiment OF the
county democracy on the question OF
fusion with the populiatS In the comlnR fall
elections. Alta similar meeting. held sew
eral evenings ago IN County A,,orneT Don
ny's Office. the question was oxhSustively
considered. without any definite conclusion
being ar ived at, aud the gathering TO-
night WAS practically tho adjourned meet
ing Of tho previous meeting. Judge W. J.
Stephens was elected chairman and Samuel
Ghrrick secretary.
The question, should tho democratic
party OF this county fuse. In the coming
fall sleotion. With tho popolist pariyY was
presented. II was discussed in all its bear
ings by variou, speakers Nearly oyery
democrat OF prominence 10 the county
was present ami expressed an opinion on
the question. Hal b. Corbstt W. j. Ste
phsns and ]. @. Denny sIoks eIhsustively
on the subject. Extended speeches on
both sides OF the question were made, and
were more or less applauded "a tho ssntI-
msnts expressed conceded with the views
OF those present.
After an hour and half OF discussion.
and all who desired had had an oppor,u-
nifty 20 present. their yisws, the question
was put TO a vote, and the fusion proposi-
tion was knocked ou. by large majority.
This is generally egndel here as fixing the
position OF the democratic party in this
oouasy as regards fusion. and in all proba-
bii,y ths sentiment expressed BY the meet
ing this evening will coLtrol the coming
democratic convention in its nominations.
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BADGER REPUBLIoANs.
rhoy Meet aud Roast Lot OF stale Chest
nuts

nuts
MuwAUEEE, July 2A-Ono Of tho largest
conventions ever held by ihe republicans
OF Wisconsin was in session at the Academy
Of Music. Chairman Eugene S. Elliott, in
hls speech. declared that the south. which
dominated the democratic party, desired TO
break down the system OF protection ne
blow at tho prosperity OF the north.
The platform says the present condition
OF the county, resulting from tho threat
ened change Of industrial policy by the
democratic phrty. hundreds OF factories
and workshops closed down, thouaands OF
man out OF eD ployment. Aro the best Wit
ueS,el which can bo brought 20 testify TO
the w.sdom OF tho olioy OF protect on 90
home industries. which baa always beon
sustained aud fostersd by lho republican
party.
'rho republican party Ia In favor OF hon.
est monef. We are unaltstAbly OBJ osed 10
any scheme that will give TO this country q
ed or deVreclatod currency. We favor
tic Use OF ailVo ne Gu ranoy to the extent
only thst u eau be circulated on parity
With gold"
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BnMmouAM Ala, july a-Joha Collins
a marsot gardener lost night thought ho
heard thieves in bis garden. aud started TO
Investigate. lie Was followed by hia
daughter. Maggie. MFs. Collins heard the
Two and supposed they were thieves.
Afouaing her son, William, he got his gun
aud shot both father and daughtef. 1he
former 10 dead and the latter dying,
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ooomb. w.Irod Examination.

Special TO Tho Indepondsnt.
BUTTE July 26.-The preliminary exam
nation OF William Coombs for The murder
Of Jerry Coupell on the nigh, OF July T.
came 20 a sudden close this motnine. when
the attorneys for the defendant waived the
preliminary heating aud asked the court TO
fix reasonable bond, Judge Naugh,en
said that as there appeared TO him proba-
bio cause for the defendants conviction he
would hold him without bail for murder In
ths htss degree.
Great interest 10 shown both In tho prose
oution aud defense Of the case. George
Ilaldorn hes been secured as additional
counsel for the defense. and IL IL thought
speeisl counsel will be added 10 the prose-
tution. II is thought, too. that change
OF venue OF the case 10 Deer Lodge will bo
asked.
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DESyEu, July 25.-Ths Imperial council
Of tbs MOBILES Of tho Mystic shriue 10. day
eomtlel tho election OF officers NJ fol-
lows Imperial deputy potontAte, WAJland
lFaak, BROOKLYN. ehioi Ihbbhn, John n.
Me0ufev. Denver. oriental guide. Il. n
Allen. Kansas Cityi treasurer Wm. \.
Brown, Pittaburgi recorder. beniamln W,
Howell. Boston; hrat ceremonial maaieL
Thomas j. Bieh0p. Albany marshal n. \.
WflghL st. Paull captain Of tho gard,
John II. Atwood, L,AysnwoEth, kan.i oulef
guard, "A. X. blanchard. Providence, H. I.
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New Men At work.

omcAoo. July 26.-The Allen Paper Car
Wheel works al Pullman started up to-day
with some new men. The officials have no.
tiisd their employees 10 return 10 work.
guaranteeing them p protection. and unless
they return the company propose 10 ouer-
sts the wolks With an entire force Of new
men. There Il no evidence OF weakening
among the Pullman stfikers
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WASHINGTON, July 26-seoretary CerlislO
won't TO the house Of representatives. to-day
aud sought Spsaksr Crisp bot left Tor the
treasury vlibou, seeing him. Prominent
members, including aome olsssed "a radical
fee traders, have let II DO known that tTeo
iron aud eoal are not worth the conflict
they srS causing. There are no indiea-
tions however that this feeling 10 shared
by speaker CilSp OF Chairman Wilson.
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CmoAoo. July 25.-Poliosman Llndaefsnl
was wounded and two rioters hurt In .
fight al the Grand Trunk yards, Forty
ninth street. Strikers Attempted 10 stop q
freight trsin and the officer intsrfsred and
was felled by q voliey OF stones and coup.
linQ pins. Lindaeren fred. probably fatally
iniurine Alexander Hart and slightly
woundiag striksr named Donniean. But.
one fioter was caught and arr sted.
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shsephsrdsr tsnIsa.

Special 10 Tho independent.
nuLmoa. Julg 25.-Miks Gallagher, a
hesphordsr. attempted 30 GROSS tbs track
iua, ahead Of switch engine this evening.
lio was run over ana both legs cut nearly
completely OF bs.ow the knee. II will be
necessary 90 hmpnthts ono between the
ankle and knee. and tho other above tho
knee. Gallagher was hbout siI,f yehrs old
and has worked In this vicinity for several
yoArS. lie diod this evening a. nine
o'clock.
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CnIcAoo. July 25.--Juiee Lyman Trum.
bull has wired TO Washington declining to
&C. as government arbitrator in the Pull
man st'ike. for the reason that the act un-
der which arbitTstors are appointed will
eonhns their Investigations 10 the recent
strike, and inasmuch hs the trouble 10 over
he secs no need OF Investigating.
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oLKLASp. Cal, July 95.-rhs local lodge
OF tho A. n. U. held q meeting here this
afternoon, q, which between 600 and COO
members we're present By almost unan-
imoua vote II was decided 20 continue the
strike. at least until the southern Pacific
managers should sienfg q willingness TO-
take the men back In body.
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wAsHIsaroS. July 2J.-Lisut. Charles 4,
Stone. three years ordinance officer for the
Carnegie company. was witness in the
arnor-plats investigation to-daF. Whom
asked for the results OF recent government
trials of plates, be replied that the top
halves OF the frat two plates failed by a
marrow margin OF the requirements for OBJ.
tanning the premium, while tue lower
halves failed by wide margin. In the
case OF the third plate, ths top half secured
tho ITomium aud the bottom half failed.
The bottom half was generally considered
the better piora.
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arc aa followG Altokn. Na,rsd. koselle.
hlmae, Virtuoso and Uncle Bob. Thoto
are somp good onsa Ia the string and this
10 Dawson eount,'a hfst appearance on 'ho
circuit. aud psopls hoTo sTpsct to htur Of
somo races placed 10 their credit.
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wAnuNoroS, July e5.-Ihs secretary Of
the Interior has affirmed the dseiaion Of the
commiaaionof Of tho general land Office In
the cases Of the Northern Pacific rsiltoad
company against l. lward II. hilman, Alex
DuVal and Richard Coad ot Montana, aud
4. l. LanhAm, OF Washington.
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A Flag Presentation.

Special to The independent
GLrSpVE July 2b-The ladies' Of Glen
dive presented tho Cato City Cornet bAnd
with a hbndsoms haR last evening At the
court house. The presentation speech was
made by II. b. Kennedy end responded 70
on behalf of the band bT W. h. Tilling.
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HWHlVHTHF I"""l"F I"uHW W'H"'
Special 10 The independent
BUTTE Jolly 2A-Humphrsy Toomsy was
found dead 10 hls cabin back OF MuiTay'S
bank at eight o'clock this morning. Toomey
was apparently In good health whsa he re-
tired last evening. le WaS tho father OF
Joe Toomey, the weli-known cattle msn Of
DeeI Lodge.
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Labor Investigation Commissioners.

wAuuNotox, Juls g&-Ths president has
appointed John ID. Koohsu, OF New York,
and Nicholas Il. worthlnR,on, OF Peoria
H., 20 ocl with Labor Commissioner Car
roll u. Wright In tbs presidential commits
alon TO investigate the Chicago strike.
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sisoial to Tho Independent
BurrE July 25-J N. sbrOvO whu ar
tested BY Chist Loyden aud Detective
Mnrphy hero to-dsy on ehatRo OF COM
plicity Ia the Wiekea safe Fobbins case.
shrove whs a asloonksepot at wioksa and
the suthoritIo, there have been working up
the ease against him. ahrove had been on,
Iiiiug in the vie unity o. the robbery when
u occurred. and returned TO town claiming
that the robbOra had taken hia buggy fom
him a. tho poln, Of revolver and used 10
TO take The orp Sai bon away. The evi-
deuce RRaihst him had become pretty
strong when he loit wiohea for nnttc. Thia
morning Sheriff MeNci toleetophsl TO
have him arrested hors, which was done.
A iieke, 10 o'lppls Greek, COL, was in his
pocket.
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Special TO The independent
dLHNpivr, duly %. The Dawson county
contingent Of horEea for Anaconda, Butte
aud Helena aud other cities whora mset-
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